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Here's a team with oodles of passion and plenty of exciting challenges to offer. Make Manchester your home and work with cutting-edge technology as a Java engineer at BJSS! Read more about BJSS
- You are a talented and passionate engineer interested in all things technology.
- You have a strong understanding of the fundamentals of software engineering, object-oriented skills, and an understanding of automated testing including unit, integration, and end-to-end testing.
- Ideally, you've had exposure to continuous integration, build tools, and scripting.
- You have experience with source code version control using tools such as Git, Subversion or Mercurial.
- You have commercial experience of software development using Java and good database knowledge of SQL or NoSQL.
- As agile delivery is the core of our business, you will ideally have had exposure to iterative/agile development methodologies (SCRUM, XP, DSDM, RUP and/or Kanban).
- Finally, you are a team player—a good attitude is fundamental to our success.
- A great working environment with generous benefits, a competitive salary and rewards structure, and healthcare and income protection
- Lunch and Learns, Tech Talks, and Coding Challenges
- Flexible working hours
- Regular get-togethers, special interest and sporting groups, and a weekend away every summer
- Secondment opportunities between the UK and USA; help with professional and industry certification
- Commuter benefits programme
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As far as we're concerned, it's all about the code—if you have the right attitude and enough knowledge of software engineering, you'll be more than welcome to join our team, where you will have the opportunity to use cutting-edge technologies like Java9 (next year, or whenever they get it released!). TDD, CI, Cloud—whatever the coolest new trend is, you'll get to work with it here.
Please note that we are currently only able to consider candidates from the EU for this role.
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About BJSS in United Kingdom
BJSS is an award-winning delivery-focused IT consultancy with over 20 years' software delivery and IT advisory experience.
We are renowned for technical excellence, cost-effective delivery, and our proven BJSS Enterprise Agile approach. Founded in 1993, BJSS operates offices and project centres across the UK and USA and has established a global reputation for the highest-quality software delivery that keeps us busy on some of the most exciting projects. Our clients include some of the world's largest companies, including investment banks, retail banks, government departments, retailers and commodity traders.
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Housing Justice are celebrating our 10th Anniversary with an Evensong Service at Westminster Abbey.
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Patriots Swap Defensive Linemen, Sign Manumaleuna and Release Epenesa
The Patriots announced they have signed free agent defensive lineman Eathyn Manumaleuna while releasing defensive lineman Seali'i Epenesa.
Manumaleuna, who stands 6-2 and weighs 305 pounds, was released by the New York Giants June 19 after signing as an undrafted rookie. He played all 13 games in 2013 for BYU after having a medical redshirt his senior season in 2012. In 56 career games for BYU, he recorded 143 total tackles and 5.5 sacks.
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UCLA fires Rick Neuheisel; will coach Pac-12 title
golfrUte SALT LAKE CITY, UTNov. 28, 2011 11:22 p.m.
Do cougar fans really understand how pathetic they sound criticizing the U after playing their lowsy schedule and getting drilled by the Utes at LES? The Cougs played four decent teams; Texas, TCU, Utah and Utah State and went 1-3. No doubt it was a disappointing season for the Utes, but I can't see why BYU fans are hyped up about their wins against the likes of Idaho, Idaho St, New Mexico St.,etc. Let's keep things in perspective.
Riverton Cougar Riverton, UtahNov. 28, 2011 11:18 p.m.
Congratulations on getting us into the PAC inaugural conference championship game! Oh, and by the way, you're fired. -UCLA Athletic Director
BYUfaninWashSt Everett, WANov. 28, 2011 11:08 p.m.
Neuheisel fired and going to championship game. What does that say for Whit & Chow? Time to re-evaluate.
SUNNY ALL DAY Saint George, UTNov. 28, 2011 10:32 p.m.
You're a perfect example.
You're coach is a perfect example, too.
Thanks for your fantastic insight.
toosmartforyou Farmington, UTNov. 28, 2011 7:46 p.m.
@ Dave S
I'm happy for Kyle. The 54 - 10 allowed him to keep his job because beating BYU is Utah's Number One (now and always) goal. We've heard much more about that than the possibility of "going to the Rose Bowl" which anyone with an ounce of grey matter knew was just a fantasy.
Apparently beating 2 - 10 Colorado wasn't a priority for Utah, was it?
An undefeated season? Wasnt that some years ago, using Meyer's recruits? "Irrelevance" applies to your two BCS wins, too, by now. How many National Championships or Heisman Trophy Winners do you have that we can ignore? How many WAC or MWC Football Titles? We know Utah never won a Track-and-Field Championship in the MWC, did they? Your just very lucky you don't have to play Utah State in the Vegas Bowl.
Once again, I'm happy for Kyle. (And for you, too.)
"Irrelevance" is your clever new little thing now that protesting Max's comments has grown old. But with the Utes it's always something, isn't it?
A1994 Centerville, UTNov. 28, 2011 7:35 p.m.
The only team the Utes beat with a winning record (unless you want to count Montana State) is BYU. For all the hype about the PAC 12, things really haven't changed much. Just like the old days, your biggest win is BYU. The PAC 12 isn't really the PAC 12. It's the Big 3 and the little 9. And any way you spin it, Utah is in the little 9.
3grandslams Iowa City, IANov. 28, 2011 6:53 p.m.
UCLA hasn't made a good hire for years. No reason to think things are going to change now. The PAC12 south is an embrassment if UCLA is in the title game.
EdGrady Idaho Falls, IDNov. 28, 2011 6:52 p.m.
The fact that the Pac-12 South champion just fired its coach is all you need to know about the Pac-12 South.
SUNNY ALL DAY Saint George, UTNov. 28, 2011 6:37 p.m.
"...After last weekend's performance, every team in the PAC-12 (went)South should be declared ineligible for any more football this year. Let's call it a mercy rule. For the fans...".
Throw in all the teams, those PAC-12 South teams defeated this year, and you've got yourself a deal.
Who needs the helicopter bowl anyway?
Dave S Holladay, UTNov. 28, 2011 6:30 p.m.
Re: toosmartforyou
That is the most ridiculous post I've read in a while. Have you forgotten about an undefeated season and BCS bowl victory a mere couple of years ago? Who cares about the beat down we gave to our little brothers again this year. We have much bigger fish to fry and Kyle Whittingham is the perfect person to get the job done.
Go wallow in your confererence of irrelevance and don't worry about Kyle!!
toosmartforyou Farmington, UTNov. 28, 2011 6:18 p.m.
Utah could maybe get him but they love Whittingham, the guy who lost to UNLV 27 - 0 and said "I don't know why we lost" and the guy who lost at home to Colorado last Friday, you know, the team that hadn't won on the road in 4 years. If Rick and Kyle both applied for the same job the hiring authority would ne hard-pressed to pick a winner.
I understand Rick has ruined 3 programs, not just two, so maybe he'd get the edge over Kyle. It's pretty funny that Kyle has 54 - 10 to keep him employed and UCLA's biggest loss ever was to BYU. Oh well, beat those Cougars from Provo if you want to keep your job.
eagle Provo, UTNov. 28, 2011 5:59 p.m.
I was wondering if you could say Neuheissel ran CU into the ground. If so it would be three programs he ran into the ground: CU, UW and UCLA...
And yes, the Utes should get used to a lot of 7-5 seasons. Sometimes 8-4 and 9-3 on a very good year but 5-7, 6-6 on a bad year but the PAC-12 was down this year and like the poster said above, new coaches that know how to win will be hired at AZ State and UCLA, Rodriguez will want redemption at U of A which will be a better fit for his offense than Michigan and USC will be off probation.
Cali Coug Visalia, CANov. 28, 2011 5:09 p.m.
We all knew this was coming when he made the coaching changes over the summer. This is bad news for the u, as UCLA should improve with the coaching change and actually get off of the "25 Worst AQ football teams".
A1994 Centerville, UTNov. 28, 2011 4:41 p.m.
But...he is the coach of the champions of the mighty PAC 12 South!
RonKearns COLORADO SPRINGS, CONov. 28, 2011 4:20 p.m.
After last weekend's performance, every team in the PAC-12 (went)South should be declared ineligible for any more football this year. Let's call it a mercy rule. For the fans.
MapleDon Springville, UTNov. 28, 2011 4:05 p.m.
Neuheisel was a darling of the media and the most overrated head coach in college football. It will be interesting to see which program he ruins next.
3grandslams Iowa City, IANov. 28, 2011 3:30 p.m.
Bout time. Hey, I hear Myer needs some new staff members.
Anonymous Infinity American Fork, UTNov. 28, 2011 3:26 p.m.
Collegiate coaching is a brutal business. No doubt that is why bigtime programs schedule as many patsies as possible to pad their W-L records. I don't think victories versus any teams in a lower classification should be counted in either basketball or football. It's just wrong. I also think that unless there are improprieties in a program, both the coaches and administrations should be held to the full contract with coaches. Coaches should not be allowed to run off to another job, nor should they be relieved of duties early. I mean really, what is a contract anyway?
54-10 Salt Lake City, UTNov. 28, 2011 3:18 p.m.
@ Eddie | 1:28 p.m. Nov. 28, 2011
Syracuse, UT
Unfortunately he will get another job. Mr. Holmoe ran the Cal program directly into probation and he got himself a new gig.
54-10 Salt Lake City, UTNov. 28, 2011 3:16 p.m.
Love the interest in Utah and the PAC 12 by Cougar fans.
Keep it coming.
CougFaninTX Frisco, TXNov. 28, 2011 2:30 p.m.
Coaching is a tough business. Whit is certainly not in jeopardy after one year, but at what point do fans / administrators start looking for a replacement for him? If the Utes are 7-5 again next season, is that acceptable? What about three seasons at 7-5? Utes schedule will be even more challenging next year, with games against Oregon and Stanford in place of lower rated teams.
Arizona, Arizona State and UCLA will be bringing in new coaches who will be gunning for wins against Utah. Colorado won't accept this type of year from their new coach indefinately. It's all about winning.
Even at BYU, three lackluster Crowton years were too many after a stellar first year.
Maintaining the dominance that BYU and Utah had in the MWC will be challenging as an Indy (once the schedule gets ramped up)and member of the PAC12. Hopefully the coaches can rise to the occassion.
CougarBlue Heber City, UTNov. 28, 2011 2:19 p.m.
Gotta love those scores 50-0 by the Cross Town Rival and 59-0 by BYU.
CougarBlue Heber City, UTNov. 28, 2011 2:08 p.m.
I understand Urban Meyer's position as a Sport Commentator is open.
Veracity Morgan, UTNov. 28, 2011 1:32 p.m.
The team which won the South in the Greatest Conference in the USA is fired...the only thing I can think of is his team lost to Utah who was embarressed by Colorado...my how the domino's fall.
Richie Saint George, UTNov. 28, 2011 1:31 p.m.
Too bad, I liked to see him get womped by USC every year.
ute alumni Tengoku, UTNov. 28, 2011 1:30 p.m.
can't wait to watch the title game. it would be great to see a 5/5 team win the conference
Eddie Syracuse, UTNov. 28, 2011 1:28 p.m.
Well, this is the second program he ran into the ground. Let's see if anyone else wants to pick up someone who will destroy their football program. I was as suprised as anyone when UCLA picked him up, but then again, it is the PAC 12. IMO the PAC 12 is a petty thug conference. Anytime you have to petition to go to a bowl game with a losing record just shows how low your conference is and really how arrogant they are.


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Moscato For Breakfast
Posted by Gage Rossiter
12. Mar, 2011
I was asked by a niece, who had invited a group of friends for breakfast, what wine she should serve. I am not quite sure why she wanted wine, but she was explicit. There is only one suitable wine, Moscato, bursting with fruit, fragrant, gently fizzy and lightly sweet.
Brown Brothers popularised this wine in Australia and it has become a staple for people who don't really like wine. The alcohol is very low (Brown Brothers is 5%), and the acid is barely noticeable because of the wine's fruitiness.
Many other producers followed, Deakin Estate has one at 4.5% and Yellowtail has one at 7.5%. But all of these wines are shadow of the original, the Moscato d'Asti.
Mosacto d'Asti is a DOCG (Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita), literally a regulated and guaranteed place-name, which is Italy's highest quality level.
I went into Dan's and picked up a bottle of Castello del Poggio for $12. This wine was previously labelled a DOCG, but it has been downgraded to Indicazione Geografica Tipica, literally typical geographical indication. The wine is now produced in the Lombardy region, which means it's sealed with a screw cap rather than a cork, which is a good thing.
This could get technical and really start to bore people, but if you are willing to trust me on this one, hot foot it over to Dan's and pick up a bottle of Castello del Poggio. If you're not sure about breakfast, try it with a ripe nectarine, on a sunny day, at 11am.
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A little rebellion goes a long way! With so many brides ditching the traditional white cake, we can't get over all the fun and original designs. From polka dots to pops of color, the wedding cake is definitely the statement piece of every bride's big day. Looking for some cake inspiration? Check out these outside the box party cakes that can double as wedding cakes:
Pastel-colored buttercream, sprinkles, and gum balls make this beauty perfect for a spring wedding. This is for the bride who doesn't shy away from colors. (Via PlayBuzz)
The Gatsby theme doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon…and we're not complaining! Get the trend by adding some feathers and gold accents to your wedding cake. And how fun is this pineapple cake? Instead of a cake topper, why not a gold mosaic (it doesn't have to be a fruit!)? (Via The Cake Blog)
Nothing wrong with a little simplicity. This white cake with gold polka dots is light on the eyes. We love how dainty and elegant it looks. (Via Brooklyn Bride)
While we're on the subject of polka dots, this super girly cake is totally our style. We love the classic combination of black and white with just the right amount of color. The huge sugar peony is breathtaking! This one's a real showstopper. (Via 100 Layer Cake)
Here's another ultra-feminine masterpiece by Style Sweet! Don't you love all the sprinkles and pink? We adore the subtle ombre design and love how each tier is unique—sprinkles, ruffles, and rosettes, we love them all! Fun fact: This was Best Friends For Frosting's third birthday celebration cake!!
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So far, Barnes & Noble has done exclusive editions of three of my books: Evil Spy School, Spaced Out and Big Game. If you've been lucky enough to get one of these, you've seen that they have lots of great stuff, like secret artwork on the inside of the cover, extra maps and lots of pages of bonus material, all for only a few cents more than the regular edition.
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Published: Saturday 11th April 2015 by The News Editor
Bafta Award-winning actor Chiwetel Ejiofor has said he was warned that he would find it hard to work as an actor because he had a "funny name".
The 37-year-old Londoner, who wowed audiences with his performance in Oscar-winning film 12 Years A Slave, was told that if he stuck with Chiwetel he would play Africans for the rest of his career.
But he brushed aside the name-change discussions at drama school and replied: "I don't give a s***."
He told the Guardian's Weekend magazine: "I was a kid with this funny name. And people were like, 'It's going to be quite difficult for you to make any money as an actor'."
Ejiofor, the son of Nigerian refugees who moved to the UK to escape civil war in the 1960s, said he prefers not to get involved in the film industry's racial politics.
"I don't spend that much time thinking about race in the context of the industry," he explained.
Despite his Oscar nomination, the actor joked that he still puts his pants on "one leg at a time".
He added : "I just want people to see the work that I do. "I don't think they should be concerned about whom I'm sleeping with or what all the rest of the aspects of my life are. I don't want to be a celebrity. I don't have any interest in that. In fact, it's almost the opposite of what I want."
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- Be creative! Invite one of the community advocates to your next Mary Kay or Pampered Chef gathering! Healthy cooking lends itself perfectly to a breast cancer talk, and cosmetics are a fun way to bring women together. Don't forget-this also qualifies you for a gift card!
- Currently, the Carol Milgard Breast Center is our participating provider. Schedule your mammogram today by calling (253) 759-2622.
If you have any questions please contact us! Let's make taking care of ourselves and each other fun! Screenings save lives so show your "sister" that you care!


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Congratulations on your objective Aug. 15 reporting on the Moral Re-Armaments play entitled The Vanishing Island. This travesty on the real world made its debut in Santa Barbara several months ago, and MRAers' comings and goings stirred up tremendous ill-feeling here. They are a misguided group and certainly an irritating one. I was delighted that you placed your review of this incredible slush under "Organizations" and not "Religion." These people dream of substituting M.R.A. for religion whenever possible, and they woo the Catholic and Anglican clergy shamelessly . . .


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Economists do it with models. Mental models. Mental models that fall to pieces the moment they are faced with the cold light of reality. - Me
Monday, January 25, 2016
Can lower oil prices cause a recession?
Econbrowser - no.
However, they can cause a sector-specific or sector-related recession, as it takes time for capital and labour to be redeployed to more worthwhile areas of production.
But the net effect on oil consumers (people and corporations) should be positive outside of sector-related industries.
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The timezone in Ted is America/Rankin_Inlet
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Latitude. 32.0439°, Longitude. -89.3231° , Elevation. 106m
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- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- Phaltie Church (4.7km)
- Triumph Church (4.7km)
- Warren Hill Church (5.7km)
- Hopewell Church (5.7km)
- Bethel Church (6.5km)
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- Saint Johns Methodist Church (8.2km)
- Louin Baptist Church (8.6km)
- Jesus Name Church (8.9km)
- New Zion Missionary Baptist Church (9.8km)
- Mount Nebo Church (10.2km)
- Bay Springs Methodist Church (10.3km)
- Bay Springs Presbyterian Church (10.4km)
- Bay Springs Baptist Church (10.8km)
- Mount Pleasant Church (11.3km)
- Cedar Grove Church (11.6km)
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- Stringer Branch (11.4km)
- Thompson Mill Creek (12km)
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- Bay Springs Middle School (8.8km)
- Sylva-Bay Academy (10.1km)
- Bay Springs Elementary School (10.9km)
- Bay Springs High School (11km)
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- Holden Cemetery (6.3km)
- Bethel Cemetery (6.4km)
- Bethany Cemetery (6.7km)
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- Pineview Lake Dam (7km)
- Ward Lake Dam (11.3km)
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- Greentree Reservoir (10.4km)
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- WHII-AM (Bay Springs) (11.4km)
- WXIY-FM (Bay Springs) (11.4km)
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- Bay Springs Oil And Gas Field (12.2km)
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- District 3 Supervisor District (10.5km)
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Hi everyone !
I have had twinges on the right side beneath my belly button in what I imaging to be ovary area...my period isn't due until this sun 15th , on Thursday I was sitting at the computer and I felt what can only be described as a'pop ' or something 'rolling over and popping' on the side I then got twinges...I had one dizzy spell....apart from that just the twinges for about 4 days and low cramps for 3 days a few hours on and off per day ..
I have done two HPT (first response early) , coming out negative ....last one I did was yesterday so 7 days before my due AF....is it just too early to show up? Or am I imagining the twinges?! I have never had twinges or popping before!
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Laboratory Fisiologia Vegetal
Laboratory Fisiologia Vegetal
Matsumoto S.N.,Laboratory Fisiologia Vegetal |
Araujo G.S.,Laboratory Fisiologia Vegetal |
Viana A.E.S.,UESB Laboratory Prod
Horticultura Brasileira | Year: 2013
The objective of this study, carried out from October to December 2006, was to analyze the effects of increasing doses of nitrogen (N) and potassium (K) as well as the interaction between these elements on the growth of sweet basil plants cultivated under field conditions. The experimental design was split plots, holding in the main plots the N doses and in the subplots the K rates. Doses of 0, 50, 100 and 150 kg ha-1 were established for N and K, applied as urea and potassium chloride, respectively. The seedlings were transplanted to beds, in 40 x 30 cm spacing, and each plot had 24 plants. The evaluations at 45 days after transplanting detected no effect of N levels in stem diameter, Spad index and number of internodes. A quadratic polynomial model was defined for the relationship between N rates and the referred characteristics. A NK interaction for total leaf area was observed, indicating that, on the absence of K fertilization, increasing N doses resulted in higher total leaf area. Higher doses of N decreased total leaf area of plants under greater K doses.
Reis H.F.,Laboratory Fisiologia Vegetal |
Melo C.M.,Laboratory Fisiologia Vegetal |
Melo E.P.,Laboratory Fisiologia Vegetal |
Silva R.A.,Laboratory Fisiologia Vegetal |
Scalon S.P.Q.,Laboratory Fisiologia Vegetal
Horticultura Brasileira | Year: 2014
Leafy lettuce is highly susceptible to water loss, which can be intensified by inadequate management of temperature and air humidity during storage and commercialization, reducing shelf life and increasing the final cost of the product to the consumer. The aim of this study was to evaluate the post-harvest quality of crisp lettuce, cv. Isabela, cultivated on conventional and organic farming, packed in different packaging and stored under refrigeration during different periods. The assay was carried out in the Universidade Federal da Grande Dourados, in Dourados, Mato Grosso do Sul state, Brazil. The experimental design was complete randomized blocks with four replications, in a factorial scheme 2×3×4: organic or conventional cultivation, three types of polyethylene packagings (fully open, partially closed and fully closed) and four evaluation periods (0; 5; 10 and 15 days). Lettuce was stored in a chamber at 5°C, relative humidity of 90%±SD, in the absence of light. We evaluated the apparent quality, fresh mass, chlorophyll content, soluble solids (SS), titratable acidity (TA) and ascorbic acid (AA). Lettuce produced in organic farming conserved for more time the apparent quality, in comparison to that produced in conventional farming, with higher values of SS and TA after storage, although with reduction of AA, but with no difference of chlorophyll loss and pH values. The fully closed packaging has proven to be more effective in reducing the fresh mass loss and to keep the apparent quality for more days.


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Enjoy the tranquility of this floating home in the heart of the city. Hop on bikes and ride along the new Westlake bike and walking trail to explore the city and get between Fremont, Downtown and over to South Lake Union. Grab kayaks & paddle to a nearby restaurants and explore. Close to Fremont, Downtown, Ballard, South Lake Union and more.
Escape aboard this absolutely charming studio house barge with queen sleeping loft, whimsical leaded stained glass windows throughout, hobbit door, perfect sized kitchen with 3/4 bath and comfortable layout. Experience this vibrant friendly unique floating home community on Lake Union. The calming water experience, comfortable cozy space, along with quick access to all the lakes adventures, including an excellent internet connection, make this home an adventurers paradise and a great place for artists, writers, readers and more to be inspired to let your creative spirit flow.
Let the gentle rocking of the water lull you to sleep and remind you that you are on one of Seattle's coveted houseboats!
Private floating home with queen size bed loft, couch that folds out, kitchen and 3/4 bath. The footprint of the home is only about 26'x10' with clever lofts and hidden storage areas to provide everything you need in a "tiny home". The closet on board is (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN)" and there is a very large dresser as well.
Guests have private use of the house barge during their stay. We provide a binder of suggestions, information and nearby recommendations. We also love Seattle and encourage our guests to contact us for tours or additional information during their stay.
Easy to get around on the Westlake Trail. Either walk, jog or bike along this city wide trail. Two bikes are provided for use during your stay. Better yet, hop on some kayaks, and enjoy a restaurant around the canal or lake. Bus lines run nearby as well. Also, very popular in the neighborhood are zip cars and cars2go.
Accesso ospiti
Guests will have a private studio with a 1 bedroom loft and 1 bath home floating on Lake Union. There is a fully equipped kitchen and bathroom.
In addition to the full home, guests also have access to a larger bathroom on shore (no shower).
We have two bikes and 2 kayaks available for use during your stay (they are what they are....free) . Please let us know if you are interested in using either of these because they are not always left on the property.
Parking can be tight during the day but with patience (and the fact that it is a very long parking lot) spaces can always be found. After 4pm, parking is free and spots are much more available. Consider public transportation and walking as the location is perfect for a 20 minute walk to Seattle Center or a 10 minute walk to South Lake Union with all of it's excellent options and trolley to the Westlake area and Pike Place Market. The beloved Fremont is just a half mile in the other direction and packed with tons of art, shops, amazing restaurants, parks and other fun things to do!
Interazione con gli ospiti
Guests have private use of the floating home during their stay. We provide a binder of additional info regarding living on the water as this home may have some things that are unfamiliar. We also provide suggestions, information and nearby recommendations. We also love Seattle and encourage our guests to contact us for tours or additional information during their stay. We prefer to meet you upon arrival for a brief tour and intro to the home and marina but are also able to do this remotely if you prefer or if it doesn't work for us to meet due to your arrival time. If there are ever any questions or things you need during your stay, don't hesitate to contact us!
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Living on the water is a Eco Conscious experience. Most people living in these communities love living on the water and enjoy the nature that comes with it. Please keep in mind that anything dropped or that may blow away goes directly into our water and eco system. Also, the drains from the sink and showers go directly into the lake. We hope that you will care about keeping our lake clean just as we do. Eco friendly dish soaps, hand soaps, body soap, face soap, shampoo and conditioner are provided. If you plan to bring your own products, please make sure that they are safe for the late or that they don't go down the drain. Be aware of what you rinse down the drain and avoid chemicals or heavy oils. There are bathrooms at the Marina that are plumbed and don't go directly into our lake if you need to rinse something that shouldn't go into the Lake.
Absolutely no pets are permitted in the listing. The fine for bringing any pet on the property with out prior written approval starts at $200. The marina management has ultimate authority to disapprove a pet from the marina and this home currently hasn't been approved with management to allow pets.
Follow all rules posted at the Marina. Please keep in mind that you are personal guest of "Amelia Matera". All of the neighbors are super friendly and welcoming of my guests. Please keep in mind that your behavior is reflective on me and my ability to continue to live at this marina so it is very important to me.
Please make sure you treat my charming home as your own and are a environmentally conscious lake resident. I will try to go over things with you personally but would also require that you read the home info provided in the binder on board. It is important that all products being used in the shower and sink are lake friendly. Also, please consider that the septic system is extremely sensitive and being used carefully by not putting ANYTHING down the head except a little TP and being sure not to overflow the tank. Think boat living!
- Shoes free please
- Quiet hours 9:30pm-8am
- No pets
- No one under 18 unless pre-approved by the owner
- Owner must be notified in advance of the full names, email address's and phone #'s of any guests staying onboard this houseboat. Please provide that info when you book. Thanks!
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Amelia & Suzi~Daughter & Mom Team~Best Friends~We are true Seattlites at heart! We LOVE our city, live in the most beautiful areas in Seattle at Lake Union, Greenlake, & Ballard. We are born and raised here in the Pacific Northwest. We love the water, the nearby islands (Lopez & Vashon & all of the San Juans), the mountains, the fresh ocean air, running around Greenlake, swimming at the Greenlake pool, biking on the Ship Canal Trail, First Thursday Adventure Runs, Core power hot yoga, biking the Burke Gilman trail and through out the city...gazing at the snow capped mountains. Seattle is a beautiful place to explore!
As your hosts, we love to assist in anyway that will make your trip the best. We have private homes, floating homes and private Master bedrooms in shared homes. We are social, friendly and super handy to assist with your trip if you reach out to us. Otherwise, we provide the things you need and a custom binder of our area insights to set you on your way to a great visit in Seattle.


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Discovery Tour of Spain
November 27, 2017 Monday: MALAGA AIRPORT (D)
Upon arrival at Malaga Airport, the group will be met and greeted by our English-speaking escort. Transfer to our hotel in the Costa del Sol area. Dinner at the hotel. Overnight in Torremolinos.
November 28, 2017 Tuesday: MALAGA – MOTRIL (B, L, D)
This morning we head east to visit the most important farmer's cooperative in Spain for avocado production. They are sold to the domestic market and exported to many European countries. Lunch will be served in a local restaurant along the coast (Salobreña or Motril). This afternoon, our group will visit an important co-operative that has 400 hectares [1000 acres] with several species of subtropical fruits and 80 hectares [200 acres] of greenhouses where vegetables are cultivated for export to the Central European markets. Continue to our hotel for dinner. Overnight in Motril.
November 29, 2017 Wednesday: MOTRIL - EL EJIDO – GRANADA (B, L)
Morning departure to visit a local seed company with 15 hectares of greenhouses and over 8 seedbeds in Malaga and Granada provinces. They control the requirements of the plants with a modern technology and are specialists in plant grafting. The horticultural seedbeds date to the origin of the company in 1986. They have evolved in facilities, surface, and experience adapting to the development of this special sector. Their philosophy has always been to stay in the forefront of business development and they are considered pioneers and leaders in new production technologies (hydroponics, ecological, grafts…). Their commitment is to farmers looking for solutions to their production problems. Lunch en route. We then depart inland to the province of Granada; en route we will visit a winery that produces table wines. Continue to Granada and our hotel for the next two nights.
November 30, 2017 Thursday: GRANADA (B, L)
After breakfast we depart west of Granada where we will visit a farmer's cooperative that was founded in 1967. Today its agricultural production is currently based on the needs of livestock, grain and fodder. Currently they have their own livestock, with 660 head of dairy cattle; dairy products are pasteurized, homogenized and packaged (BAG, TETRA and culverts 5 LTS.) in their facilities and distributed and marketed daily in the provinces of Granada and Malaga. In recent years, they have been introducing new products including cheese and honey. Return to Granada. Lunch in a local restaurant. The city of Granada is located at the foot of Sierra Nevada Mountains (Yes Spain also has a Sierra Nevada mountain range). Granada has everything: prestigious and exceedingly beautiful Moorish buildings, luminous skies and a luxuriantly green abound in the city. Granada is built on three hills at the center of a wide plain and this afternoon we will visit the highlight of the city: the Palace of the Alhambra, a fortress that rises on an elongated hill with beautiful views of the city. In the same complex, the Nazarite Palaces are the maximum exponent of Hispanic-Arabic architecture featuring different patios, among which the celebrated Patio of the Lions and Patio de Los Arrayanes are prominent. The Palace of Carlos the Fifth was built in the 16th century in Renaissance style and this complex has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The sovereigns of Granada built the Generalife in the 14th century as a summer home, surrounding it with magnificent gardens and terraces with spouts and small fountains. Return to our hotel with the balance of the day at leisure.
December 01, 2017 Friday: GRANADA – SEVILLE (B, L)
Morning departure to the Antequera area where the main olive oil co-operative in Spain is located. This co-operative has more than 11,000 associates, operating through 27 olive oil mills and its output represents 3 per cent of the world's production! Here we will visit one of the smaller member co-operatives and see the actual working of the olive oil mill. Lunch en route. Continue to Seville. Accommodation at our hotel in Seville for the next four nights.
December 02, 2017 Saturday: SEVILLE (B, L, D)
This morning we will first visit a local farmer's market and have an opportunity to stroll among the vendors prior to our departure to visit an agricultural and cattle farm: a typical Andalusian "Cortijo". The dairy farm has approximately 1,000 head of cattle. They also have 400 Retinta cattle and about 30 pure-bred Spanish mares which have won numerous prizes in prestigious stock fairs. Additionally it has 900 hectares (2,200 acres) of Mediterranean forest with a great variety of fauna and flora devoted to big and small game hunting including boars, deer, partridge, ducks and rabbits. Return to Seville. Lunch in a local restaurant. In the afternoon, we will enjoy a city tour accompanied by the official local guide, seeing the main streets, avenues and monuments of Seville. We begin at the Park of Maria Luisa, within which are several commemorative buildings of the Ibero-American Exhibition of 1929 and where the semicircular Square of Spain stands out. We then go to the Gardens of Murillo from where we journey on foot through the Quarters of Santa Cruz. These were the Jewish Quarters during the Middle Ages and today this area has the most typical "local" character with its narrow streets, white houses, flowering patios and small squares with palms and orange trees. At the end of this quarter, we find the fortress within which the Palace of Pedro the Cruel stands out. In front of this fortress, we find the Cathedral, the third largest Gothic style in the world with Renaissance influences and in whose interior we admire the gigantic Altarpiece of the Main Chapel. Next to the Cathedral is the Giralda, an old mosque with a minaret 98 meters high. From there, we will travel to the River Guadalquivir, seeing the Tower of Gold and the most emblematic bullring in the country - "The Maestranza". We end our day with a special dinner in a local restaurant with a traditional Flamenco Show.
December 03, 2017 Sunday: SEVILLE (B)
Breakfast. This is a day at leisure to discover this remarkably beautiful city. Our tour manager is available with valuable suggestions and thoughts for you to consider. You may also elect just to rest and relax with a coffee at a small outdoor café and simply watch the world go by.
December 04, 2017 Monday: SEVILLE- JEREZ – SEVILLE (B, L)
Early breakfast at the hotel and depart for a visit to a stud farm near the town of Jerez. From its founding to the end of the XV century, the adjacent Monastery of the Cartuja became famous for breeding Jerezano thoroughbred Andalusian horses, a tradition that continues to this day. During our visit, we will have a guided tour of the facilities, including the stallion yard, harness room, coach houses, mare barn and clinical service area. We might have the opportunity to see the training of the horses. (They are officially closed but have agreed to open specially for our group). Sherry wine is well known around the world, especially in Europe. We next visit one of today's largest sherry wineries dating back to 18th century. During our visit, we discover much more than a cellar; we will experience all the steps and receive full explanations how they convert the "grape juice" into sherry wine; a very interesting process completely different from wine production. Following our lunch, we visit a farmer's co-operative that began with a cotton plant. In order to provide alternatives to traditional crops and spread the risk of its member farms, in 1988-1989, a tomato concentrate factory was added adjacent to its facilities. During that same period, 150 greenhouses were built for growing cut flowers and a new division for marketing the flowers grown on the premises was created. Today, they produce and market over 70 million carnation and mini carnation stems! Back to Seville and our last night here.
December 05, 2017 Tuesday: SEVILLE – CORDOBA – MADRID (B, D)
Morning departure to Cordoba. This city began its development in Roman times but reached its splendor during the Moorish occupation. The Caliphate was established here and was its Emir's showcase during its glory days and made Cordoba one of the most important cities in Europe during the Early Middle Ages. On our arrival we will enjoy a sightseeing tour accompanied by an official local guide who will show you the highlights of the city such as the Mosque-Cathedral designated a World Heritage Site as well as the old Jewish quarter. Early afternoon we will transfer to the railway station to take the fast-train to Madrid. On our arrival we will be transferred to our hotel where we will spend the next three nights. This evening we will enjoy dinner at our hotel.
December 06, 2017 Wednesday: MADRID (B, L)
Madrid, the most important city in Spain and the capital of the country is an important political and financial center. On our panoramic journey this morning we venture through the streets, squares and the most important avenues, seeing from the outside, different monuments of historic importance including the Recoletos Promenade, Plaza Colon, the Cibeles Square, the Cortes or Parliament, the Paseo del Prado (where the Prado Museum is located), the Gran Via, the Plaza de España and the Plaza de Oriente where the Royal Palace is located. We then stroll through "Old Madrid", the Habsburg Quarter, walking along the Main Street, the Main Square and some of the old back streets. Lunch will be served in a local restaurant. The balance of the afternoon and evening is left open for individual exploration or maybe a bit of shopping?
December 07, 2017 Thursday: MADRID – TOLEDO – MADRID (B, L, D)
Early morning departure to Toledo province where we visit an open range cattle farm with approximately 200 cows (an average sized Spanish bovine farm). The owner also has 500 hectares (1,235 acres) where oats and barley are raised for export to Middle Eastern countries. Here we will also see one or two feedlots. Lunch in a local restaurant. This afternoon, we will visit a much larger operation that manages 6,000 head. We'll be accompanied by a veterinarian. This farm is one of the biggest in Toledo province and this area represents approximately 30 per cent of the beef production in Spain. Return to Madrid. This evening we enjoy a special farewell dinner.
December 08, 2017 Friday: MADRID. Departure. (B)
Breakfast. We end our tour with a final transfer to Madrid airport for our departure flight taking with us memories of an outstanding country.
- Tour Pricing : $3,865 USD
Based on double occupancy
Single Supplement: $525 USD
- Based on double occupancy: $2,510 USD*
- Per Passenger deposit requirements:
- Final Payment Due: September 15, 2017
Transfers for land only travelers are provided in-conjunction only with our arrival and departure flight times. As these are group transfers, no reduction is provided for individuals opting to arrive independently or at different times from our group.
Packaging Price Includes:
- Round trip air including taxes from Denver to / from Spain
- Tour leaders Pueblo County Extension Director Michael Fisher and Horticulture Coordinator Sherie Caffey
- Deluxe coach services as per itinerary
- Language capable agricultural tour escort throughout
- All technical visits arrangements and associated fees
- 11 night's accommodation on Bed and Breakfast (B) basis at quality 3*/ 4* hotels
- Other meals:
- 3 dinners (D) at hotels as indicated in the program - limited drinks included
- 8 Lunches (L) in local restaurants en route per the itinerary (including limited drinks)
- 1 Special dinner with Flamenco show in Seville
- Final farewell dinner in Madrid
- English speaking professional local guides for our sightseeing tours in Granada, Seville and Cordoba
- Admission to Royal Alcazar or Cathedral in Seville and to the Alhambra and Generalife gardens in Granada
- Tourist-class fast train ticket from Cordoba to Madrid
Package Price Does NOT Include:
- Portage service
- Other meals. Included meals are noted daily in the itinerary and designated (B) breakfast, (L) lunch and (D) dinner
- Admission fee to the monuments not specified as included
- Travel insurance and personal expenses
- Gratuities
Strictly Limited Availability:
Our program is strictly limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis. In order to ensure the quality of our tour, this program is limited to a maximum of 24-participants.
Once the tour is filled we will accept wait-lists. As with the tour itself, wait lists will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Cancellation Penalties
In the event that we are able to find a replacement from wait-lists or other requests received for the tour between date of booking and 31-days prior to date of departure, a flat US $50.00 p.p. administration charge will be accessed.
Within 31-days prior, we regret that all payments become non-refundable with or without a replacement.
We cannot guarantee a replacement for any cancelled passenger regardless of the date the cancellation is received in our office.
We strongly recommend adequate travel insurance and provide details of insurance suggestions for US citizens at the time of booking.
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Hotel Melia Costa del Sol
The constant blue of the sky is reflected in the sea beside Meliá Costa del Sol. Enjoy the beach at your feet all year round, a fully-equipped marine spa and a personalised service. Located in Malaga, in the resort of Torremolinos, in the heart of the Costa del Sol, and strategically located right on the beach, Meliá Costa del Sol is the best option for unwinding and having fun.
Hotel Bahia Almuñecar
One of the more modern hotels in the Tropical Coast (Granada), built 5 years ago. The swimming pool and the solarium of the hotel Bahía de Almuñécar are located on the 8th floor, and boosts one of the most wonderful views of Almuñécar and surrounding areas. From here, our guests can contemplate the sea, Sierra Nevada and the old city while cooling off in the swimming pool.
Hotel Luna de Granada
Located only within ten-minute distance from the historical centre, with a modern style, other services like spa, gymnasium, massage stalls, heated swimming pool, solarium, paddle tennis courts and outdoor snack bar to enjoy your stays in Granada.
Hotel Ribera de Triana
This 4-star hotel is located in the heart of the Triana district of Seville, Spain. It is a lively and dynamic neighborhood with several traditional bars and restaurants. From the hotel you can enjoy beautiful views of the Guadalquivir River and the historic Triana Bridge. You can also overlook the city of Seville and catch a glimpse of the Giralda, which sticks out above its rooftops. The hotel offers a modern decor, with references to the Moorish heritage of Andalusia. Moreover we are known for our warm and friendly service.
Gran Hotel Conde Duque
The hotel is a unique building, located in the neighborhood of Chamberí. The Sercotel Conde Duque Gran Hotel is located just two minutes from the metro station San Bernardo, offering a charming Tea Room with more than 70 types of tea. Friendly service and old fashioned charm. The famous Centro Cultural Galileo Galilei and Clamores concert halls are in the surrounding area.
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I've been working on native transitions for 1.3 and have seen great performance across all devices. Below is a quick video that I posted to Twitter a couple of weeks ago showing the transitions working on 2 older devices (a iPhone 5 and a Galaxy s3) as well as a test on an iPhone 6s.
It is in a pretty stable state at the moment so I thought I would publish a demo repo with the work to date for feedback, and testing:
To test on your phone simply clone the repo and meteor run ios-device and/or meteor run android-device.
meteor run ios-device
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Benefits to a native transition approach:
Looking forward to feedback on how you would like to see this develop.
Questions I currently have for the community:
This looks great! We should probably link to it from the mobile section of our guide (which I'll get to soon, I promise...).
I agree in moving away from blaze using the example you gave for calling the function.
Looks and feels awesome! Great performance on iPhone6. Do you see a chance for native SwipeBack?
Yes! I've raised the question with the Cordova plugin developer but I think it's entirely possible. At the very minimum I think that the drag to go functionality that I've demo'd previously could be made to play nicely with it.
Are you thinking of a React use case?
In my specific case I've been thinking of Vuejs as the view model. In any case I think that decoupling it from blaze and make it a function to call is the way to go.
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INDIANA JONES & THE TEMPLE OF DOOM, 1984. Original vintage rolled Half Sheet (22″ x 28″) movie poster for sale starring; Harrison Ford, Kate Capshaw, Director Steven Spielberg and story by George Lucas. The Indy films need little introduction, as Ford's career shaping role as the dashing, thrill seeking, tomb raiding Archaeologist was monumental to the film industry and helped to shape more than one generation of children. This half sheet is quite unusual to find in any state, let alone in near mint as this one displays. The artwork by Bruce Wolf is striking and eye catching, dark and menacing; this would be a fine piece displayed in any game room, or media room!
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My 400th post. That is incredibly scary. How have I ever found the time to write all this junk?
Anyway, here are some pictures from Ian Britton's blog of this place I call my second home (Stockton) in the snow, as it was last Sunday. When I was trying to drive here. Which consequently took much, much longer than usual. Lucky me.
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Review Round-up: Were Critics Complicit at Old Vic?
Editorial Staff • West End • 29 Jan 2009
In the three-hander, Richard Dreyfuss is Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Ben Kritzer, who finds himself hauled in front of a Supreme Court Special Prosecutor where he faces the dilemma of defending his belief in the freedom of the press or protecting his family.
Dreyfuss is joined in the cast by David Suchet and Elizabeth McGovern. Complicit retains the Old Vic's in-the-round configuration created last autumn for The Norman Conquests and is designed by Whatsonstage.com Award nominee Rob Howell.
A raft of two star ratings adorned this morning's papers and websites as critics complied to condemn the show variously as "a plodder", "ill-timed", "pedestrian" and "boring". It wasn't all bad news – David Suchet emerged with plaudits as Kritzer's "slippery counsel" as did designer Rob Howell, continuing his good work in the reconfigured Old Vic 'CQS' space. The real talking point of the night however was the issue of Richard Drefuss' earpiece (an Old Vic representative wouldn't deny he was receiving prompts), which distracted from some otherwise complimentary assessments of his "assured, fluent" performance.
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Integrated Smart Nanosensors for Space Biotechnology Applications. Toshikazu Nishida Mark E. Law University of Florida NASA Research Briefing September 25, 2002. Introduction. Overview of the Program Test Bed Development Miniaturization of Macro Sensors Nanosensor Development Equipment
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Fabricate different semiconductor SiC and GaN based electronic devices to investigate the detection limit
Lateral electric fields can be used to separate charged molecules as they flow through a micro/nano fluidic channel.
Electronic devices from SiC and GaN are highly sensitive to several gases including hydrogen, carbon mono-oxide and hydrocarbonsBackground
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Udupi: "You need to compete with modern technology and skills to succeed in life "said V. Rev Fr Stany B Lobo , correspondent of Mlagres Institutions.
He was speaking after inaugurating career guidance seminar for first puc students of Milagres P U College the silver jubilee hall on June 20, organised by Career Guidance cell of Milagres College , Catholic Sabha unit of Milagres Cathedral and Pudar pratistan Mangalore.
Rev Fr Ferdinand Gonsalves gave the motivation talk. Then students were divided into three groups arts, commerce and science. Students were informed about various poisiblities of higher education after PUC. Dr Gerald Pinto was the resource person for Science, Dr Jayaram Shettigar for arts and Prof Nagaraj for commerce students.
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The drizzle and dark mornings are dire — but I don't mind, because I've had my second taste of musical heaven in a week. Again, it was a dose of 17th century music that provided it, this time from the fervent vocal music of Claudio Monteverdi.
Much of the passion comes from the words, which picture the joys and frustrations of love (more of the latter, it has to be said), in extravagantly allegorical language. The Lady's heart is a castle that must be besieged, or else she's a deer that must be pursued. Relishing the words is a sine qua non of bringing these pieces to life, and there's nothing like a proper Italian group for that. La Venexiana, appearing here as part of Spitalfields Winter Festival's focus on Italian music, are among the best of them.
There were just five voices — two women and five men — with a lutenist to one side, but what an impassioned rich sound they made, constantly fluctuating in tempo to match the ebb and flow of passion. One madrigal from Monteverdi's Sixth collection - produced later on in life when he'd become more daringly expressive, like all the music in this concert - tells how Chloris flees from a pursuing shepherd (you wonder who actually looked after the sheep, with all this amorous pursuing going on). The thickets of sibillants and plosives in the verse came faster and faster, the harmony screwed itself up to a pitch of tension, and the temperature in Spitalfields seemed to rise several notches.
It was thrilling, but the great thing about this group is that unlike some of their compatriots, they don't overdo it. They're aware that sometimes the best way to catch the burning heat of the music is to make a pure, strong sound, so the anguished dissonances ring out clearly. And they were careful to vary the temperature in some irresistibly dancing, cheerful madrigals - plus one amusingly downbeat number where the three men, musing on the difficulty of storming a lady's heart, shrugged philosophically as if to say "never mind, on to the next." There's no room for sentimentality in this world. In the famous "Lamento of the Nymph," director Claudio Cavina, now seated at the harpsichord, added modern-sounding harmonies to the repeating bass that reminded me of Lionel Ritchie's "Hello." It was disconcerting at first. But then — why not? Love's anguish is universal.
La Venexiana, Seven Magazine review, by John Allison
Seven rating: * * * *
Running as a thread through the Spitalfields Winter Festival, Monteverdi's nine books of madrigals have inspired a wide exploration of polyphonic music there this season.
Before Christmas, the highlights included programmes focusing on early music's fringes, with choirs visiting from Corsica and Iceland. But the climax of everything, in the festival's short January instalment, was the first visit to Spitalfields of the renowned ensemble La Venexiana, whose native Italian verbal relish counts for so much in this music.
Putting together a seamless programme of selections from Books Five to Eight (works published between 1605 and 1638), La Venexiana reflected Monteverdi's extraordinary contribution to the development of the five-voice madrigal form, and showed again why his works in this genre represent a turning point in the history of Western music.
The concert's 70-minute sequence stressed the dramatic aspect of these works. The pains of love predominated, but by repeating T'amo, mia vita as an encore, all ended blissfully.
Led by its founder, the countertenor Claudio Cavina, this quintet of voices blended smoothly when required but also showed itself to be made up of highly expressive individuals. Underpinned by a single theorbo as continuo, the singers relished the daring dissonances of the Eighth Book, entitled Madrigals of War and Love.
The highlight here was a flowing performance of the almost operatic Lamento della Ninfa, where the soprano Roberta Mameli floated her lines with the freedom of a High Renaissance chanteuse.


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Each year group has a Student Progress Leader (SPL) who oversees the educational and academic progress of each and every student in the community using a variety of tracking, target setting and monitoring tools. The SPLs hold community meetings once a week which have a dual focus of reflection on a relevant topic or event, and also to celebrate student achievement.
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Each tutor group is staffed by one or two Tutors. The Tutors meet with their tutor group for thirty minutes each day. Each tutor looks after the pastoral welfare and attendance of the students in their Tutor Group and holds a regular assertive mentoring meeting with every student to discuss their academic progress and set targets to improve achievement.
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The Puritans. Background and Beliefs. Puritans. Number of Protestant groups that wanted to "purify" the Church of England. Wished to return to simpler forms of worship. First arrived in America in 1620 Tip of Cape Cod Just before Christmas. Beliefs.
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Ethnocentrism: the Puritans believed that their way of life was the "only" correct way.
Simplicity was good; excessiveness was frowned upon.
Predestination: all events, including what happened to a person after death, were foreordained by God.
People were born sinners and could only be saved by God's grace.
Education was necessary in order to defeat Satan.
The Bible was the literal word of God and revealed his will.
Divine Mission: to settle the New World for God.
Church and state were intertwined, not separate.
Only church members could vote.
Everybody, regardless of religion, paid a tax that supported the Puritan religion.
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According to her, expected very difficult negotiations with London on Brexit. They will start as planned in June, after the British will vote in a General election.
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She added that the EU after Brexit will continue to be the first market in the world and the second largest economy in the world.
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A referendum on British exit from the EU was held on 23 June 2016. For withdrawal from the EU voted more than half of British voters.
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Souns demonstrates the potential of young children when given the real tools of language - letter sounds. The results are dramatic and measurable in building young readers and writers.
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