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6 Linton Court, Skipton
- Extended Townhouse
- Good-Sized Gardens to Side & Rear
- Smart Contemporary Fittings
- Downstairs Cloakroom
- Recently Re-decorated Sitting Room
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AN EXTENDED THREE BEDROOMED TOWNHOUSE WITH SMART KITCHEN & BATHROOM FITTINGS AND A LOVELY DINING ROOM OVERLOOKING THE UNUSUALLY GOOD-SIZED GARDEN, ALSO WITH A SINGLE GARAGE AND DRIVEWAY PARKING. Carleton Park was constructed by well-regarded local developers Skipton Properties Ltd in the late 1980's/early 1990's and comprises an interesting blend of varying property styles. 6 Linton Court is an extended three bedroomed house planned over two storeys, with good level gardens, single garage and additional driveway parking.
- Extended Townhouse
- Good-Sized Gardens to Side & Rear
- Smart Contemporary Fittings
- Downstairs Cloakroom
- Recently Re-decorated Sitting Room
- Large Modern Kitchen with Dining Room Extension
- Three Good Bedrooms
- EPC Rating C
- Stylish 4 Piece Bathroom
- Garage & Driveway Parking
Known as the 'Gateway to the Dales', Skipton is a thriving and historic market town on the edge of the stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park, with strong agricultural connections and a magnificent castle dating back to the 11th Century. Its colourful High Street hosts a market four days a week on the cobbled setts, along with a wide choice of shops, restaurants and public houses. The Leeds-Liverpool Canal runs through the town with its pretty towpath walks and for families there is an excellent choice of schooling at both Primary and Secondary level. Small wonder that in 2014 Skipton was voted by The Sunday Times as the best place to live in Britain, receiving commendations for its "ideal combination of low crime rates, top-class schools and great transport links".
Situated within the popular Carleton Park residential area, less than 10 minutes' almost level walk to town, 6 Linton Court offers spacious accommodation over two floors, with gas-fired central heating and hermetically sealed double glazed windows. The rooms are described in brief below using approximate room sizes:-
ENTRANCE HALL Cloaks rail. Radiator. Dado rail.
CLOAKROOM Two piece white suite comprising low suite w.c. and corner pedestal hand basin. Extractor fan. Radiator.
SITTING ROOM 18' 09" x 13' 03" (5.72m x 4.04m) A recently re-decorated lovely room with impressive "gas coals" fire in Adam-style and marble surround. Open return staircase to first floor with useful storage cupboard beneath. Radiator.
KITCHEN 16' 02" x 11' 11" (4.93m x 3.63m) - a great-sized kitchen with comprehensive range of modern beech-effect wall and base units including island unit, with chrome drawers and dark worktops incorporating stainless steel 1½ bowl sink unit. Fitted Kenwood range-style cooker featuring two ovens and six-ring gas hob with canopied extractor hood. Plumbing for automatic washing machine and dishwasher. Space for fridge-freezer. Housing unit for gas boiler. Door to rear garden. Square arch to:-
DINING ROOM 8' 10" x 7' 03" (2.69m x 2.21m) - an extension to the original house, this fabulous room works well as a dining room, or would be a super garden room with double doors to the rear. Radiator.
LANDING Access to loft space.
BEDROOM ONE 14' 02" x 10' (4.32m x 3.05m) plus full width range of fitted wardrobes and overhead cupboards. Radiator.
BEDROOM TWO 11' 08" x 7' 01" (3.56m x 2.16m) Radiator.
BEDROOM THREE 11' 07" x 7' 10" (3.53m x 2.39m) Radiator.
BATHROOM Re-fitted with a contemporary four piece white suite comprising; bath; separate shower cubicle with large fixed head soaker shower; hand basin in black high gloss vanity unit; corner low suite w.c. Suspended ceiling with downlighting. Ceramic tiled floor. Heated towel rail.
OUTSIDE To the front there is a stone-paved drive giving parking for one/two cars and an open lawn with a timber gate at the side leading to the rear garden which is an unusually good size and wraps round the side of the house, with level lawn and stone boundary walling to the daffodil embankment. Each property on Carleton Park pays an annual fee of £100 to the Carleton Park Management Company for maintenance of the common areas, but this also includes the cutting of the house's front and back lawns. The property also benefits from a SINGLE GARAGE in the block of garages two doors away.
PLEASE NOTE The extent of the property and its boundaries are subject to verification by inspection of the title deeds. The measurements in these particulars are approximate and have been provided for guidance purposes only. The fixtures, fittings and appliances have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. The internal photographs used in these particulars are reproduced for general information and it cannot be inferred that any item is included in the sale.
COUNCIL TAX This property is in Council Tax Band D. For further details please visit the Craven District Council website.
VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS We would be pleased to arrange a viewing for you. Please contact Dale Eddison's Skipton office. Our opening hours are:-
Monday to Friday: 9.00am - 5.30pm
Saturday: 9.00am - 4.00pm
Sunday: 11.00am - 3.00pm
DIRECTIONS From Skipton High Street, proceed in the direction of Keighley (A6131) and just past the Tesco garage, turn right in the direction of Carleton onto Carleton Road, proceed under the bridge and turn right onto Carleton New Road, then right onto Carleton Avenue which leads to Linton Court where Number 6 will be found on the right-hand side, identified by our For Sale board.
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Lycee Français Charles de Gaulle London - who can tell me what it's really like in the collège?(13 Posts)
My son (very average, active, not bookish, has to be cajoled into doing homework etc) is currently in CM2 - his last year of primary. I'm English, but also speak fairly good French. Dad is French-speaking.
We speak mainly English at home and my husband travels a lot for work so it's up to me to help with homework. There isn't really much exposure to French apart from visits to and by French speaking family & friends. My son feels more comfortable conversing/reading in English.
He has managed to keep up so far depending on the teachers he's had. Some more laid back than others. But it's been hard work. Teachers say that he needs to speak more French outside school and have mentioned more than once how hard it is in the collège.
I am concerned whether he will manage. My husband insists that he will be fine and that overcoming difficulties and having to work hard will stand him in good stead for the future. He doesn't think that kids in English schools are pushed to work hard and believes that the French school system is the best in the world.
Can anyone tell me what it's like from 6ème upwards especially for kids who speak mainly English at home? Also, does anyone have any experience of the new international section as I wonder whether my son would be better off there as pupils do more English.
Thanking you in advance.
I can't tell for sure, but to me he's not getting enough exposure to French and it will become increasingly difficult for him to keep up with his class if he stays in the French section.
Sorry I have no info on the new international section -- is it double curriculum or more like bilingual (some subjects taught in Eng and others taught in French?). If the latter it could be a nice compromise but if the former, too much of an additional burden.
French is not best for everyone and certainly not best for someone who feels more English than French (as I suspect your child does), who does not currently live in France and who may not be headed towards a French university.
Hope that has been helpful though I do not know the collège at all. Since you are the person who will be supporting your son through school, I would hope you get more of a vote than your H. Have you asked your son what he feels?
I don't know the school either but my DS is in 6ème in an entirely french collège and it is becoming increasingly difficult for him in as the work becomes harder. He is very bright and this has kept him afloat/ahead in some areas like maths but the cracks are starting to show as he has had no extra support with French or in anything, despite promises, and he started in September with zero French. He's coped well, has loads of friends and has very good French now but my advice to you is make sure your son will have a lot of support, not just in extra french but in understanding the curriculum. DH is fluent and mine is good, particularly written, but I still struggle with the differences especially in SVT (so overly complicated and wordy imo and not enough practical work) and maths which has to be different. If I could put my son in an international/British school I wouldn't hesitate but there is nothing like that where we live. I'm seriously considering going home (which will mess up our family in every way) or home ed'ing but he loves the social side and I will go crazy with him at home. Sorry for ramble but hope this helps.
I have two bilingual children in Lycee in France, they were born here - you should understand the system that you're opting into - the French baccalaureate is extremely demanding and if I had the choice I'd put mine all in for A levels where they could choose to study subjects they love and not obliged to study a range of subjects such as sport, and philosophy which will have a bearing on their future results and consequently their university entrance.
I haven't personal experience of the London Lycee but I understand it is and extremely good and therefore demanding school. If you are British opt for the British system for all the reasons above.
OP - is your DH actually French? You say he is "French-speaking" in your OP.
I wouldn't inflict French education on anyone who wasn't a French national or living in France! Sadly my DCs are French nationals and you don't qualify as a proper French person unless you have been to French school.
Do I know you? I also have a son in CM2 and a daughter in 5eme. We are English and only speak English at home so in a similar situation to you. The thing you need to know about the lycée is that it is extremely academic and and absolute factory (indeed the previous proviseur described it as such when we went for an introductory meeting when my dd was in CM2). There are too many students for such a small space so lessons run from 8.30 to 6 with various gaps in the timetable and a variable start and finish times. The workload is tremendous and there is a lot of homework. It is a big step up from primaire- not in the level of the work (which is pretty much a repetition of CM2 in 6eme) but in the level of supervision and nurturing which is pretty non-existent. That said my dd absolutely ADORES being there - loves having to be self-reliant and takes a pride in the fact that she is up to it. Your husband is probably right - your ds will almost certainly be fine and like my dcs, never having experienced the English system, won't know what he is missing. Having said that the lycée is what it is - my husband says the school motto should be Fit in or F* Off - so you have to decide whether that is what you want (especially as it is you who has to deal with the school).
Thank you so much for your advice. It is a difficult decision, but I'm starting to give more serious thought to moving him to an English school sooner rather than later. One concern I have is that he would then be having bog standard French 'je m'appelle' lessons and will be bored stiff and his French will not develop further. I am hoping that as he has been immersed in French at school since the age of 3 that he will not lose it. I will look into one to one French tuition for him. Does anyone have experience of a similar situation? And of how much French input would be needed to help him maintain and progress his level of French? Thanking you in advance.
Friends I know who have done this opt for a different foreign language at school for the reasons you have mentioned. If your DH is French then it shouldn't be too difficult to keep up the French at home - does he usually speak to your ds in French? In terms of keeping up to scratch with writing and grammar most people I know do something called CNED - I don't know much about it, but you can google. Obviously this requires a degree of effort on their part to get the dcs to cooperate which in some case has resulted in them putting their kids back into the French system as they couldn't be bothered. It is not an easy decision. Personally I think that if you are going to stay in England and your child is not getting on with the French system then it is probably better to switch. However, I think you have to accept that once out of the French system - unless you are really reinforcing it at home - the French is going to go on the back-burner. Have you thought of letting him go into 6 eme and seeing how he gets on? My feeling is that the international section is probably not the answer since, as I understand it, pupils essentially follow the French curriculum (but without a second language) and then have an extra 5 or 6 hours a week in English. I don't have any experience of this, but looking at the workload my dd has at the moment, I wouldn't wish another five hours on her. The other possibility of course is to join the lycée and then transfer to the British section (in 3eme I think) for GCSEs and the A levels (though I believe the fees are considerably more expensive if you take this option).
I think you're right to seriously consider switching back to English system.
As regards keeping his French up, I don't think CNED is going to be especially helpful for you as it requires support from someone who understands the French system, and real commitment in keeping up with the CNED schedule for tests etc. The real benefit of CNED is for kids being educated in France and temporarily unable to access a particular subject at school. Eg one of my dc's used it to fill a gap in provision for Mandarin just after switching schools. CNED allowed him to continue with Mandarin in his new collège and take it up again in school when he moved to his lycée.
Taking up another foreign language at school instead of French is a good suggestion, if you end up moving him into the English system -- then get private teaching to keep up the French at home. It's a good plan. Plus your DH will presumably often speak to your DC in French... But also look into whether his new school can also provide him some kind of accelerated French classes. Many can do this.
There's a special version of the CNED for French DC being educated in English schools but I am not sure whether it extends to secondary.
agree with the other posters.
the level of French in a british section will obviously be lower, however it depends on the year group. our dd is in an advanced class, theres another full french girl, teacher is french etc... can borrow extra books, teacher native speaks in french ...yes its easier, but still much beyond basic. in private education children hv been learning french since junior often.
cannot make decision i wd say until after sixieme as this is a tricky year. interestingly my dd now has better friend in the french section, even tho she moved into another class.
I don't quite agree with the other posters to be honest. I am in a similar situation to you, but I am the French one, my partner being English, and we speak English at home although I speak french to the kids as much as possible, consciously or not.
I have a son in 3eme, so the last year of the college, at CH. de Gaulle. He has been there since the age of 5. He is what they call an anglophone, like your child. He does well but he is fairly docile and quite bright, if a little lazy ( boys hey ). He doesn't really make much effort and he's doing fine. He doesn't have that much homework to do , but some of his friends do have tons, so it really depends on the teachers/class. I find that as they progress through the years, they are more and more mixed between francophones and anglophones, especially as a lot of anglophones ( his friends ) have moved to the British Section this year. We couldn't afford it so it was not an option for us. There are less and less kids as they get older, people change system in college/lycee years.
You could always try, the level is high and the teachers demanding but you will need to help ( I do have to , most nights or on the phone from work ) as well as encourage book reading, revision books for holidays etc. The teachers absolutely don't help in the french system, it is sink or swim. It's hard work but I think, really worth it. If anything, it's great for your kid's future,will look very good on the CV even for switching schools... On the other hand, if you child doesn't follow, you can always take him out, there are ideal years to do this, the best being just before they start to study for GCSEs ( we have thought about it and finally decided against it last year), so around 13/14 yrs old.
Beware also : what is your child's birthday month? Mine is september and he would have to drop one year if moved to the english system. At the Lycee, if your child choses the British Section in 3eme , he would then be a year ahead of the english system ( if that makes sense?) as the calendar is different. So GCSEs at 15 and not 16.
Anyway, hope this helps. I have a second son and we're still wondering what to do and if we should try the Lycee or not.... fees are going up and will be more steeply than recently I have been told. The tendency is to rely more on families to pay to fund more schools opening. So be aware of it. Families are reportedly taking kids out more in recent years due to fees increasing and bursaries shrinking.
I am considering the CNED for my second son in case he goes to an english school, I have been told it's surprisingly quite efficient, you can make a group with other parents and pay for a tutor....
good luck in your choice!
Re reading the thread, i agree w bonsoir.
If neither of you are French, and have not/do not, live in a French speaking country, why push your child through.
The French btw are desperate to get their kids into international !! Heheh
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Filmmakers Andy and Carolyn London (A Letter to Colleen) interviewed people around New York City and transposed their voices onto inanimate objects. The result could be likened to a grittier (and more disturbing) version of Creature Comforts. Andy told me that to covertly record the two drunks who appear in the short, he had to slouch down on the ground next to them in Penn Station and act drunk while pretending to listen to music. I think it was well worth the effort.
Ha! Ha! I loved it!! It seemed so natural.
Brilliant. Carolyn and Andy seem to be getting better with each short they produce. Their style is so experimental, in the true sense of the term. They are not dedicated to a single medium.. they jump around from clay, stop motion, cut out, live action roto, to THIS. keeps us all wanting more, and wondering what will come next! Nice work !!!
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I love their technique and style, but I feel like they could've put more thought into what objects they were using. A lot of the humor of Creature Comforts came from the way they perfectly paired animals with what the interviewees were talking about (pigs talking about cleanliness, etc). When you've got a bright-red traffic post talking about how proud she is that she's black, you lose that completely. Where's the humor in a telephone talking about his love of street music? Why not a boombox?
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That's really nice.
Andy and Carolyn have already shown themselves to be brilliant writers, and it's great to see them working with "found sound" here. Bravo! This thing had the ASIFA-East jury rolling in their seats last week.
SOOOOOOO good. damn. I'm inspired.
This is a fresh update on what Bakshi did in "Fritz the Cat", using real people he recorded in a Harlem bar. John Hubley also did it with his own kids in the 1950's. It always works because real people on the track so seldom occurs in animation, a medium bogged down by narcissistic voice actors and lately major move stars working for hideous upfront bucks severely impacting the production budget.
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RotoWire's Andrew Martinez suggests that you pick up Derek Holland now, before he comes off the DL, if your league allows for it.
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Major League Baseball handed down suspensions to 13 players on Monday, creating opportunities in Texas where the Rangers will need to find internal options to deal with the loss of Nelson Cruz.
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Brett Wallace is back with an opportunity to play first base for the Astros after another good stretch at Triple-A. Ryan Eisner takes a look around the league in the latest edition of In Some Depth.
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FAAB Factor - NL: Another Shot For Cingrani
Tony Cingrani gets another shot in the Reds rotation this week with Johnny Cueto going back on the DL. Jeff Erickson fills in for Jan Levine this week and tells you what to bid on him.
June 24, 2013
In Some Depth: Opportunity Rox
Troy Tulowitzki's latest injury has provided another opportunity for Josh Rutledge, but he's failed to deliver so far. Ryan Eisner takes a look around the league at depth chart situations in flux.
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Dillon Gee has been far better recently after a rough start to the season. Jan Levine discusses him among the potential NL call-ups this week.
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The Mariners surprisingly recalled elite catching prospect Mike Zunino this week. Andrew Martinez tells you how much to bid on him and many other top free agent targets.
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It is a universal truth that parents unable to feed their children will steal.
Christine Lagarde, head of the IMF, appears not to know this.
She blames Greeks who have not paid their taxes for that countries economic woes. And let me be clear: Greece does has a massive problem with non-payment of tax. Its shadow economy may be 27.5% of its GDP – and most likely that's rising. The annual cost of that may be €19 billion of tax lost, in normal times. I'd advocate tackling that – in normal times.
But these are not normal times. The Greek government has promised the Greek people austerity, hardship, unemployment, poverty and hunger. Of course they're not paying taxes when their children go hungry as a result. Isn't that inevitable?
You can't feed bankers but not feed the children of Greece. Not if you want anything like social stability – for bankers, let alone the Greeks.
Lagarde says she thinks the children of Africa come first. That's irrelevant to a Greek parent. She shows a complete lack of empathy for the real human condition from which she is obviously far too insulated if she does not appreciate that. Each hungry child is a crisis in its own right to its parent. That apparently is an idea beyond her comprehension.
And as a result of failed economics there are hungry children in Greece. It's time the IMF stopped playing games – and issuing threats – and addressed that reality.
The anger of he parent of the hungry child drives revolutions. I don't like revolution. People get hurt. But nor do I like oppression. The IMF is trying oppression. It won't work.
If we're to prevent unrest then the people of Greece have to believe paying their taxes is worthwhile again. But that can only happen if they think they can feed their children as a result – and that will only be true if that government can offer growth. Unless it can do that the collpase of Greece is inevitable.
The austerity programme gas found its tipping point: it can tip Greece into chaos. Or we can accept what is inevitable, which is that Greece will never repay its debts and that those who lent will have to accept the fact – and that they're at least as guilty as the Greeks because they recklessly lent this money and so always bore the risk of it going bad. If we do that greece, its democracy, its people and wider European society can be saved. And children will not need to go hungry.
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Arriving into La Paz was a shock, other than the altitude. Actually, since I'm from Denver the altitude really didn't bother me so much. That was the only thing that seemed normal from the moment I arrived!
Since my flight arrived at the butt-crack of dawn (5:30 am) it was still relatively dark as my taxi made the way into the city. After a quick nap at the hostal the adventure began. I have never heard so much horn honking in my entire life, yet never saw anyone angry. It seems to be more of a courtesy to continually honk a horn while driving whether someone is in the way, you are turning or you are just bored!
You always hear about Tiajuana taxi drivers, but they don't have a thing on La Paz drivers! Road signs, stop signs and red lights mean absolutely nothing in the city.
La Paz was truly the noisiest place I had ever been in my life, but it was so exciting.
Unfortunately, pictures were rather limited as the locals do NOT like having their pictures taken.
Finding my way through the streets towards the vendors and markets was insane. I don't know how many times I got lost today. I kept thinking I knew where I was...man, was I wrong. But, when all else failed I would hail a taxi, give them the card from my hostal and zip...I was right at the door.
I had decided when I arrived that I just wasn't going to baby myself and not drink the water or food from the vendors. I am so happy I did. I found the market with many food vendors inside and was immediately swarmed by the women in each kitchen, trying to get me to buy from each of them. I felt so horrible when I could only buy from one, that I bought a pop from one lady, salad from another, rice and potatoes from yet another, then my charizzo from another. They seemed to appreciate the effort and I didn't haggle over prices. The food was AMAZING! Every bite of every dish was so tasty and unique that I cannot even describe the flavors. With that said, I never once got sick from eating and drinking as the locals did. I am so glad I made the decision, or I would have missed a very important (and tasty) part of the trip!!!
I noticed so many people watching me and didn't understand, other than I am obviously not a native, then I realized they were not used to seeing a woman that is over 6 feet tall. How funny!
I was exhausted, but didn't want to retire early as I might miss something. So, I wandered the town until well after dark, soaking in the atmosphere, buying a small child an ice cream and watching the local people head to the plaza at the church to talk, let the children play and eat. I bought more street food and again, have no words for how delicious it was.
Here I was, in what Americans would consider a dangerous area, where I didn't speak the language and didn't know anyone and I actually felt safer than I have in years. My Spanish comprehension is absolutely horrible, yet my speaking skills aren't half bad once I figure out what people are talking about. By trying so hard, the people were very gracious and tried to help me as much as possible. This usually resulted in nothing more than laughter from both of us, but it was so fun to try.
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MINNEAPOLIS (KMSP) - The Minneapolis Police gave an update on the start of body camera use, which soon will be expanding to another precinct.
On Tuesday afternoon, Minneapolis Police Chief Janee Harteau, Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges and officers who have worn the cameras gave a press conference.
Hodges spoke in favor of the cameras, saying body cameras have reduced use of force complaints and become a crime-fighting tool in other cities.
Each officer at the 1st Precinct has their own camera, totaling up to more than 100 cameras. Chief Janee Harteau said the 4th Precinct will receive cameras this week and all officers will have them by October.
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The body cameras are required for traffic stops and whenever police are making an arrest, though one officer said he did not mind having the camera on for other stops.
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Dr Pepper Snapple Group SWOT Analysis
Dr Pepper Snapple Group initiated its triumphant business of beverages in 1783 when first soft drink was successfully prepared by Jacob Schweppes. This huge company is offering some of most renowned beverages of industry for more than 2 centuries. Dr Pepper Snapple Group offers wide range of refreshing carbonated drinks all over the North America with headquarter located in Plano, Texas. Other products, produced by company include teas, mineral water, juices and mixers. Some of the famous carbonated drinks by Snapple group are 7Up, Canada Dry, Sunkist Soda, Squirt, Crush, Clamato, A&W, Rose's, Venom Energy, Mr. & Mrs. T mixers and Schweppes. All these products of Dr Pepper Snapple incurred more than 5 billion dollar revenue for the company in year 2010.
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• Dr Pepper Snapple group invaded the stock exchange in 2008.
• Employees of Snapple group maintain the reputation of company with proper strategies and ensure its sustainability.
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• The business of company remains free of hurdles due to accessibility large cash.
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• Nowadays, health conscious people and organizations strongly demote the use of soft drinks that can influence the sales of drinks.
• Dr Pepper Snapple Group acquired their 70% revenues from North American that include Canada, USA and Mexico only.
• Increase in production of bottled water to meet the need of market.
• Company should explore new emerging markets such as China, India and other countries.
• Introduction of more innovative products other than beverages according to the taste and demand of native people.
• With other healthy products from Dr Snapple group can enhance the reputation of company among health conscious groups such as justices and non carbonated drinks.
• The biggest rival of Dr Pepper Snapple group in field of carbonated drink is Pepsi and Coca-Cola.
• Decline in economy of USA and recession prevailing all over the world influence the sales of company.
• Reduced use of carbonated drinks can also decrease revenues of company.
• Increasing prices of fuel along with increase in prices of other commodities also affect the price of products of company.
• Limited market opportunities in area of North America can also affect the sales of company.
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a selection of essays and poetry published in print
(Sold out) "Soft As Fuck" is a semi-fictionalized essay published in the book "You Care Too Much" featuring the work of seventeen creative women meditating on the concept of self care. "Soft as Fuck" explores the inherently female attribute of softness as an antidote to suffering, more specifically, heartbreak.
You Care Too Much features work by Tallulah Fontaine, Winnie Truong, Anabela Piersol, Brooke Manning, Angela Lewis, Jessika Hepburn, Leah Horlick, Vicky Lam, Jen Spinner, Christina Yan, Adina Tarralik Duffy, Kathryn Bondy, Erin Klassen, Sofia Mostaghimi, Nada Alic, Naomi Moyer, and Mo Handahu. Edited by Erin Klassen + Art Direction by Jen Spinner.
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"You" is a poem published in Dialogues II, a book of Poems and Photographs published by Aaron Stern and Jordan Sullivan. Dialogues II features 52 photographs and 25 poems by such artists as Jim Jarmusch, Matthew Brandt, Paul Auster, James Welling, Ray Metzker, Carl Phillips, Chris Succo, Paul Wasserman and more.
"You" explores the nuances between disgust and desire as told from a woman who degrades herself in search of something small, plain and mean.


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10 Things You Didn't Know About African Acacia TreesBy Karen Elowitt, 5:00 pm
The acacia is without a doubt the most iconic tree in Africa (besides the baobab, a close runner-up). The subject of countless thousands of silhouette sunset photos (like the one above), this picturesque tree is inextricably linked with vast African savannas and epitomizes the seeming exotic-ness of the continent. But how much do you really know about the acacia — which, incidentally, is not just one species?
Airline Assessment: Qatar Airways From Joburg to Doha, On The 'Dreamliner'By Karen Elowitt, 4:27 am
In the sixth installment of our monthly flight review series, AFKTravel's editor flies economy class on Qatar Airways and the Boeing 787 'Dreamliner' for the first time, during the first leg of her recent journey from Johannesburg to Miami. Here she dishes on whether the plane lives up to the hype.
Where To Drink Craft Beer In GautengBy Karen Elowitt, 6:03 am
If you're a craft beer aficionado, you'll go to great lengths to get your fix. Luckily in Gauteng, you don't have to search too hard for a quality micro-brew. These seven places have each made their mark in the South African beer world, both for their brews and ambiance. Just leave the driving to someone else if you do stop by.
A Day In The Life Of SowetoBy Karen Elowitt, 8:00 pm
Though it's often overlooked by tourists, Soweto, which is home to 40% of Johannesburg's population, is a microcosm of South Africa. With over one million residents, it's a trendsetter in politics, language, music, dance and fashion. Here are some scenes from daily life in Soweto, encompassing the colorful and drab, rich and poor, exuberant and restrained.
Friday Funnies: A Little South African Taxi HumorBy Karen Elowitt, 8:00 am
An elderly South African pastor dies and is waiting in line at the pearly gates. Ahead of him is a young guy who's dressed in sunglasses, a loud t-shirt, leather jacket and jeans. St. Peter says to the younger man, "Who are you, so that I may know whether or not to admit you into the Kingdom of Heaven?" The guy replies, "I'm Sipho Mlangeni, taxi driver, from Soweto, South Africa, sir." St Peter consults his list. He smiles and says to the taxi driver, "Take this silken robe and golden staff and enter the Kingdom of Heaven."
Jet Around The Continent Quickly And Cheaply With The 'Go Africa Pass'By Karen Elowitt, 9:00 pm
If you want to see a number of African destinations on a single trip but don't have the time to travel overland — and don't have the funds to buy separate tickets on a bunch of different airlines — then consider the Go Africa Pass from the Sky Team airline alliance. The pass, which was launched in 2012, gives you access to 45 destinations in Africa via Kenya Airways, for up to 75% less than standard fares, depending on your itinerary.
10 Budget Hotels In Durban You Should Know AboutBy Karen Elowitt, 5:00 am
The abundance of super-cheap hotels and B&Bs in Durban means that's it's entirely possible to afford a quick weekend getaway in the city, even if you're on a tight budget. Though the following budget hotels won't necessarily pamper and indulge you with loads of extras, you'll be safe, comfortable, and well taken care of — and you'll have enough money left over to enjoy the sights, sounds and sea in Durban.
Photo Essay: Scenes From Watamu, KenyaBy Karen Elowitt, 5:00 pm
One of Kenya's best laid-back coastal vacation spots, Watamu wins tourists' hearts with its spectacular scuba diving, mysterious ruins and rock formations, and perfect sunrises. Here are some fantastic photos to help you understand Watamu's unique appeal.
Where To Find Romance And Rejuvenation In Victoria FallsBy Karen Elowitt, 5:00 pm
Adrenalin junkies love Victoria Falls, but adventure is not all this marvelous place has to offer. Victoria Falls and the Zambezi river are also divine locations for a peaceful, rejuvenating vacation that allows couples to feel the romance while enjoying the quieter pleasures of the region.
10 Things To Do And See In SowetoBy Karen Elowitt, 8:00 pm
Soweto — an acronym for South-Western Township — is a culturally rich area on the southwestern periphery of Johannesburg that is home to 40% of the city's population. Once dismal and depressed, Soweto is now a bustling destination in its own right with many important landmarks, historical sites, and cultural opportunities –and it is THE place to go to in order to really learn about apartheid.


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Vancouver: Bulgarias Olympic weightlifting champion Galabin Boevski has denied that he tampered with doping tests and demanded that he be allowed to compete at the world weightlifting championships here.
I deny everything, the Sydney Games gold medal winner and world record holder in the 69-kilogram category declared on Saturday. He and teammates Gueorgui Markov and Zlatan Vanev were banned on November 12 from competition after testing positive. (AFP)


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In revealing Eau pour Homme in 1984, Giorgio Armani offered a men's fragrance perfectly in tune with his creative philosophy. The bottle, with its rounded shoulders and masculine architecture, is the ... more
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In revealing Eau pour Homme in 1984, Giorgio Armani offered a men's fragrance perfectly in tune with his creative philosophy. The bottle, with its rounded shoulders and masculine architecture, is the visual embodiment of what it contains. At the heart of the cologne lies a timeless fragrance in a purely Italian, classic style, in which Giorgio Armani has infused a hint of nonchalance, a spontaneous freshness, and warm, calm, virility. The formula was perfectly conceived, winning-over three generations of men as time went by. True to itself, the Eau pour Homme formula remains completely unchanged. First, fresh citrus fragrance of bitter orange and tangerine open like a first sun-drenched wave, enlivened by peppery coriander notes. Then come spices – nutmeg and cumin – subtly enveloped by neroli. The freshness becomes richer and denser, before finally being warmed by the woody aroma of cedar and patchouli, a wild spirited accord, persistent yet perfectly tamed. Skillfully blending light and shade, the brightness of the sun and the mystery of the undergrowth, Eau pour Homme exemplifies the Armani style perfectly. A citrus aromatic eau de toilette with notes of classic Italian bergamot, masculine peppery coriander and elegant vetiver.
Perfume in a cloud around the head and shoulders so that the fragrance lightly falls. THE SECRET: The bottle, with strong shoulders and men's architecture, is a visual reminder of the unstructured jacket, an emblematic piece of his fashion.
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New Delhi, June 28: India has decided to keep the focus of the forthcoming Saarc foreign secretaries meeting in Kathmandu on regional issues and not turn it into a bilateral exercise, despite the hype created by Pakistan.
The foreign secretaries of the seven Saarc countries are scheduled to meet between July 9 and 10 in Kathmandu to finalise the draft on a preferential trade agreement and a free trade area in South Asia. Those who will be present include foreign secretary Kanwal Sibal and his Pakistani counterpart, Riaz Khokar.
However, South Block has made it clear that it is not a venue for a meeting between Sibal and Khokar. It should not be construed as a foreign secretary-level meeting between India and Pakistan, a senior foreign ministry official said.
The official emphasised that Delhi was not keen on any bilateral meeting, on the sidelines of the Kathmandu meet, with Pakistan. At least that is our position as of today.
Khokar, who was in the US recently, told his American interlocutors that the much-awaited foreign secretary-level talks between India and Pakistan would take place in Kathmandu when he will meet Sibal for the Saarc standing committee meeting.
The Pakistanis gave the Bush administration the impression that a successful completion of the talks between Khokar and Sibal would lead to a summit meeting between the Indian and Pakistani Prime Ministers in Islamabad later this year.
Aware of the Pakistani gameplan to turn the Saarc meeting into an Indo-Pak sideshow, South Block has made it clear that the forthcoming Kathmandu meeting is meant to hammer out differences between the member countries on trade.
A successful outcome of the Kathmandu meeting, which can only happen if Pakistan agrees to have normal trade relations with India, is likely to play an important role in normalising relations between the two countries and pave the way for early resumption of a dialogue.
However, at the moment, Delhi is not willing to jump the gun. It insists that next months meeting of foreign secretaries is not an exclusive affair between India and Pakistan.
The Indian foreign secretary may stop to greet his Pakistani counterpart and the two may even exchange pleasantries, but it should not be seen as a meeting on the sidelines between the two sides, a senior foreign ministry official said.
India is committed to the peace process and normalising relations with Pakistan, a senior South Block official said.
The official, however, pointed out that it was a step-by-step approach and Delhi was totally against rushing into a summit at the highest political level or even a dialogue with Pakistan unless its basic concerns on cross-border terrorism were addressed.
The official said the stress at the moment was on re-establishing some of the links between the two countries that were snapped in the wake of the December 2001 attack on Parliament.
The two countries have held talks on the resumption of the Lahore-Delhi bus service, India has sought dates from Pakistan for a technical-level discussion on restoring air links, including overflight rights, between the two sides.
Both have appointed new high commissioners in each others capitals and there are indications that if everything goes off well, the rail link between the two countries will also be re-established.
But these are all steps to re-establish links and not resuming the dialogue, the official said. He argued that Pakistan was keen to re-start the dialogue at the earliest and discuss the issue of Kashmir, while ignoring other issues.
The official pointed out that while India is not averse to a discussion on any subject at the bilateral tract with Pakistan, including Kashmir, it would not do so unless the right atmosphere for holding such a dialogue is created.


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(Updated 8:50am 6th September 2013)
A new website for people affected by one of the most deadly forms of cancer has been launched by a band of volunteers in West Dorset.
The Bowel Cancer Support Group says their internet page has been set-up to inform and guide people who've been diagnosed.
20,000 people die from the disease every year and it's the second biggest cancer killer in the UK.
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After a year's absence from the event, Kick Energy Rally driver Steve Perez returned to the Forest of Dean for the Team GMF Wyedean Forest Rally but sadly for him, he couldn't repeat his victory of 2010 on the opening round of the REIS Get Connected BTRDA Rally Series.
Along with Welsh co driver Paul Spooner, the 2010 champions encountered a pair of punctures as well as the treacherously icy stages in their Ford Focus WRC but after sliding off on the opening stage, Chesterfield-based Perez fought back to set fastest time on the second stage.
However, the first of two punctures came on SS3 whereby the triple British Champion dropped a minute but gamely battled on only for the following stage to end his hopes of a good result when a second puncture proved terminal when the flailing rubber broke the front transmission and also the rim and as a result left him stranded mid-stage.
Steve said afterwards: "It was very icy but despite that, I really enjoyed it, after all, that's what rally driving is all about.
"Like most, we ended up on a bank in the first stage but we were fastest by 17 seconds in SS2 and I loved it.
"Then the puncture on SS3 dropped us back but when we got yet another puncture, it ended up breaking the wheel and the halfshaft and although I tried to continue, it was game over.
"I'm really looking forward to the Malcolm Wilson Rally next month.''
The Malcolm Wilson Rally is based in Cockermouth and takes place on Saturday, March 3.
Full details and results of the Team GMF Wyedean Forest Rally are available on at www.wyedeanrally.com
Steve Perez at the wheel in the Team GMF Wyedean Rally.


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Engineering and specialist paper manufacturer Hollingsworth & Vose has been forced to pay out over £32,000 after it discharged a fungicide into a Gloucestershire river. The discharge killed over 300 fish and forced the closure of 32 water abstractions.
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I knew the Ansel Adams photographs would be perfect.�And I knew the Eiteljorg – the downtown Indianapolis museum known for its focus on the American West – was the perfect place to display them.
As I walked across the lawn from the perfect parking spot, it also just happened to be sunny and 72 degrees … perfect weather.
But when I laid aside my $12 and entered the spartan exhibit, it was the imperfections of Adams' frayed notebooks, early prints of iconic photographs and own words about his work that struck me.�The 80 photographs in the exhibit represent what Adams believed were the best of his best.
Think about every time you see an Adams image: it's a bold black and white icon of stillness sequestered in the middle of a clean room of paper of metal. Ansel Adams' works are masterpieces and, as such, remain a tightly controlled brand 30 years after his death. I guess that's why it was so refreshing to see evidence that Adams drug around scratched suitcases full of ancient metal lenses, cameras that resembled accordians and bulky tripods that could hoist a box truck.
I also didn't expect to see multiple prints from the same negative on different media or from different points of a career that spanned more than 50 years. The selections�cover the vast spaces of the American West, ranging from Yosemite to the Pacific Coast, the Southwest, Alaska, Hawaii and the Northwest.�Referred to as "The Museum Set," the exhibit includes many of Adams� most famous and best-loved photographs, including architectural studies, portraits and magnificent landscapes. Film clips in the gallery will give perspective to the artist�s life, helping visitors understand how he worked and what inspired him. The images are joined by vintage prints from a private collection � including representations from Adams� first published portfolios from the late 1920s.
On display now through August 3 at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art.�The museum is located in Downtown Indianapolis� White River State Park, at 500 West Washington, Indianapolis, IN� 46204. For general information about the museum and to learn more about exhibits and events, call 317.636.WEST (9378) or visit�www.eiteljorg.org.


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CHARADES: If there's one thing I feel funny about promoting, it's a rigorous military education. Kind of makes the skin crawl on my pacifist neck. But, all things being unequal, all I can say is, it looks like the time-honored tradition of the state paying for male-only schools is about to go up in a burst of insignias.
Shannon Faulkner was a high school senior in 1993 when she applied to be part of the Corps of Cadets program at that bastion of military maleness known as the Citadel in South Carolina. Her "gender neutral" name did not give away that the athlete and honor student was born without the usual equipment cadets bring to the school.
Our girl was admitted to the Citadel, then found to be phallically-challenged. Thus began the American Civil Liberties Union's attempt to slay the school's all-male policy. I know, you thought that was last summer.
It's been a series of ups and downs since last July when U.S. District Court Judge C. Weston Houck ruled she be admitted unless there was an alternate plan. Talk about the really important issues of BUT WHAT ABOUT HER HAIR?? and WHERE WILL SHE SLEEP?? kept lawyers and reporters painfully busy.
They did not cite having to purchase more toilet paper as a reason to keep her out, but they've tried everything else, including, "Won't she feel weird if she's the first and only?"
School Rule No. 1: Somebody always has to go first. (You don't remember Emma Nutt, the first female telephone operator?) Faulkner can do it. Helping her is Sara L. Mandelbaum, her ACLU attorney.
Mandelbaum told me Judge Houck had good reason to be angry when he blasted attorneys representing South Carolina for waiting until the last minute to come up with an alternate plan for educating Faulkner. On June 6 they offered to commit $10 million dollars to start a program at the all-women's private Converse College in the state. But whoops, they forgot to provide the program details. "This is just an 11th hour attempt to prevent Shannon once again from becoming a full cadet," says Mandelbaum. From my civilian standpoint, this looks like the end of the battle, I tell her.
Not quite. The wedding may still be postponed. Mandelbaum says it ain't over until "she's got the ring on her finger," referring to the ring cadets receive at the school. "I am optimistic we can show in court this summer that the Converse College program is really a farce and won't give Shannon even a fraction of the kind of military leadership education she seeks."
Faulkner's been attending classes minus the uniform and military training since January 1994, with only one problem--she still hasn't been admitted.
In case the Citadel hasn't noticed, this is a woman of strength and determination. Think that might be on the list of good military leadership attributes?
Good old soldier institutions never die, warriors, they just take a long time to wither away.
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Adds Lyons, âWith our network of investigations territories across the U.S. and Canada, as well as in Puerto Rico and the Hawaiian Islands, weâre reinventing the way private investigations firms have traditionally operated. So 135 clients means not only a significant amount of business but our national approach to investigating insurance claims is very effectiveâparticularly for clients who have regional offices covering more than one state.â
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L&W Investigations specializes in investigating insurance cases and claims. In addition to providing nationwide coverage, L&W investigators are highly trained specialists equipped with state-of-the-art surveillance technologies and other advanced systems to provide second-to-none results and service. That includes online case status reports, video delivery by digital download or CD, DVD or VHS tape, rush services at no extra charge and much more.
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