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The actor-comedian, who's been open in the past about his battles with substance abuse, stressed a program of "love and compassion" for addicts, arguing that health-focused education and treatment would do more to lower crime and aid society than draconian judicial enforcement.
Brand contended that the law doesn't necessarily matter to drug addicts, but that getting to the root of their dependency would solve long-term problems.
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LAYTON -- The ducks in Layton Commons Park are being fed by the city.
But lately, their feeding schedule is being managed differently in response to the competing nature of the wide range of wildlife now calling the city park home.
Layton is working with Division of Wildlife Resources to manage the park wildlife, which has grown to include 30 to 50 resident ducks, foxes, raccoons, seagulls and about 50 migratory birds that fly in and out of the park at various times during the day, City Parks Superintendent Brock Hill said.
The park has a resident flock of domestic ducks that are in the park nearly year-round, and then the park sees a significant number of migratory birds, mainly geese, that winter here, Hill said.
"So managing that whole thing of how they interact and share food sources has been a challenge," he said. "And it isn't as easy as going out there and throwing out food."
What the city is now doing is reducing the amount of grain it provides to the flocks during the spring, summer and fall, so that the wildlife will forage for food and make the flock more healthy, Parks and Recreation Director Dave Price said.
"We enjoy these animals as much as our guests do," Price said.
He said managing the food better also keeps the park's rodent population down.
Adding to the complexity of the park's mini-ecosystem is the other wildlife in the park competing for the same food, as well as visitors who bring food into the park.
When visitors come into the park with food during the winter, the competition among the wildlife for that food becomes more intense, because there are fewer visitors.
"All of the animals are going to be a little bit more aggressive," Hill said.
Clearfield resident James Middleton was concerned that the city had stopped feeding the ducks in the park based on a recent experience he had there.
"There are hundreds of starving ducks. If you try to feed them, they overwhelm you very quickly," Middleton stated in a letter to the Standard-Examiner.
Hill said the public needs to understand that the city feeds the flock, but the way it does it has changed and consequently, the park wildlife may react a little differently to visitors who bring food into the park.
There also is a difference between the way resident ducks respond to park visitors wanting to feed them, he said, and how wild migratory birds respond to the feeding.
But city officials want to assure everyone that wildlife will remain part of the 50-acre Commons Park.
The park is a "jewel" for all of the public to enjoy, and the ducks living there are part of the park's ambience, Mayor Steve Curtis said.
Having a Clearfield resident share his concerns over the treatment of the ducks in the park, Curtis said, is a testament to the visitors the park attracts from across the entire community.


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I read though the emails… ALL OF THEM… before I posted, and what I concluded was anticlimactic, there was nothing there, nothing incriminating, nothing that would derail her campaign as I had hoped, all I saw was personal stuff, some clerical stuff from when she was governor…. And pictures of her family
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BY TEQUILA MINSKY | From 1925 to 1967, the San Remo bar and restaurant ran the length of the building at the northwest corner of Bleecker and MacDougal Sts. and was a hangout for the most creative Village folks of the day, a who's who of the Beat generation.
The San Remo's heyday was from the 1940s to the early '60s, when literary, musical and visual artists mingled with each other along with regular folk who found their way to this intellectual hub.
An Italian restaurant is now located where the restaurant part of San Remo was and a coffee shop today is where its cafe / bar used to be.
On Monday, a new plaque was unveiled on the MacDougal side, commemorating the venue's significance to the Village and to its era.
It reads: "In its post-war heyday, the San Remo was a meeting place for an unparalleled array of figures from the Beat movement, the New York School of poets and painters, and The Living Theatre. Regulars included Allen Ginsberg, Dylan Thomas, Jack Kerouac, William S. Burroughs, Miles Davis, Frank O'Hara, Judith Malina, Jackson Pollock, James Baldwin and Gore Vidal, several of whom first met there. Many of them immortalized the San Remo in their writings. These literary and artistic icons became the voices of their generation, and their impact still resonates today. The San Remo became a place for cross-pollination, where the artists — some meeting for the first time — influenced each other often leading to collaborations."
The San Remo was opened by Italian immigrants the Santini family — and run by at least two generations of the family. It was a typical Italian restaurant: pressed-tin ceilings, black-and-white tile floors, wooden-bench booths, and they served expresso.
But it went way beyond that, added Andrew Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, who presided over the unveiling ceremony.
"It was racially integrated," he said. "Gay and straight people hung out there. It was a place where women could wear jeans," he added to a few guffaws from the crowd of gray-haired former patrons and Village residents that overflowed from the sidewalk into MacDougal St.
World-renowned jazz musician and composer Dave Amram, a frequent patron of the joint, helped in the celebratory tribute and spoke in the most loving and poetic terms of what the San Remo meant to him. He recalled how extraordinary a place it was, where anybody could go. There were enormously influential figures, yet the San Remo was accessible to everybody.
"You could get a degree in hanging-out there," he joked.
The place was memorialized in the 1952 Beat novel "Go" by John Clellon Holmes, and mentioned as the fictionalized "The Mask" in Jack Kerouac's 1958 "The Subterraneans."
Phil Hartman of Two Boots Pizza — whose foundation sponsored the plaque, its second, as part of a new G.V.S.H.P. program — read a piece by Delmore Schwartz, the poet and short-story writer.
Santini niece Joan Schechter, who grew up in the building and worked at the San Remo, shared family lore that theirs was "the first espresso machine" in New York.
John Tumminia, president of the board of the building, 93 MacDougal St., expressed how happy he was to be part of this remembrance.
Village resident Mark Sebastian, who co-wrote the lyrics for "Summer in the City" with his brother John, was spotted in the crowd. Also on hand were Soho residents poets Steve Dalachinsky and Yuko Otomo.
Dalachinsky mused how the San Remo, along with a slew of other MacDougal St. cafes and bars, were where "you hung out, wrote and had fun."
This area of the South Village is under consideration by the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission as a historic district, and Dalachinsky spoke to the significance of that designation.
"It's very, very important that that part of history be preserved, unlike when they destroyed the Provincetown Theater, which N.Y.U. did," he said. "The block should have been landmarked a long time ago."
Dalachinsky noted that MacDougal between Bleecker and W. Third Sts. and Minetta Lane constituted "our higher-education institution."
On this beautiful evening, Arlene Gottfried, a photographer who lives at Westbeth, wanted to be part of the moment for the historic plaque unveiling.
"I know that this was a hangout for the people who became known as the Beats," she said.
After the dedication ceremony, those present noshed on some Two Boots pizza.
I was so happy to attend this event. A great day in the Village! But it's unfortunate that places like this are long gone, and all we can do is hang a plaque. Gentrification has done us in, and this area is now the domain of Bloomberg's tourists. He's built a town that we can't afford to live in anymore. Today's version of the great artists who hung at San Remo are probably at a run down bar in Bushwick right now, and soon enough they'll be pushed out of there, too.
I am sorry I forgot to come to the unveiling. I remember going to the restaurant
part of the San Remo (I didn't even know about the bar; I was an NYU sophomore),
and ordering eggplant parmigian for 99 cents, and a glass of red wine for a
quarter. That was within my budget!
The San Remo was pretty much a gay bar in the early 60's, far more social than cruisy, although happy accidents did happen. An impressive "full-figured" woman with a 1940's hair-do (she was said to be "Betty, the owner's wife) prowled the tile floor, silently checking out each table with a warning look that said "Do not abuse your welcome by behaving like faggots." The preppy gays went to Julius', the artsy queers to the San Remo. Ondine and Andy and Billy Name were regulars; the first Factory was invented there, and playwrights, painters, poets, and musicians who would become as famous as they were fabulous hung out at the San Remo in its final years. Betty was generally pacified when there was a real girl or two for every five or six boys; they were fag-hags then, they're still our best friends now. Max's Kansas City, in lots of ways, was the San Remo redux, on a much larger scale.
I remember, as per Michael Maslansky, a beloved San Remo habitue in the great days, that when Simone Signoret dropped into the Remo one evening for a few drinks and caused a stir, someone went over to Betty to tell her exactly who Signoret was, saying that she was a very big star. To which Betty replied, "To me youse is all big stars."
Greenwich Village would already be consigned to Wikepediaville as an interesting historical footnote were it not for the passion and perseverance of Andrew Berman and GVSHP. Andrew, thanks for preserving the precious memories!


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Bayside Resort/Golf-4BR+Loft-2 Mstrs-Close to Commons Pool!
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Fenwick Island house description
You found it! Relax and enjoy the beach, golf, and everything in between. Great NEWS - Our weekly rates are the same as last year !! Your family will enjoy this great four bedroom house in a prime location. Located a block away from the New Commons Neighborhood Pool and few blocks from the Sun Ridge Rec. Center with Pool, Hot Tub, Tennis, Kids Splash Zone, Basketball, Volleyball, Workout Room and Oasis Bar & Grill. The Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course, community playground, pier, nature trails, bike paths, clubhouse and more are all part of this award winning Community.
Bayside is conveniently located at Routes 54 and 20 and just minutes from the ocean. Don't worry about driving to the beach, the community offers shuttle service for you to and from the beach.(Memorial Day through Labor Day). Nearby beaches include Bethany, Fenwick, Rehobeth, Dewey and Ocean City. There's a lot for the whole family to enjoy together on the nearby boardwalks in Bethany, Rehobeth and Ocean City. In addition, there are many amusement parks, mini golf courses and water parks. There are many restaurants close by, and shoppers will delight in the wide variety of nearby shopping from trendy boutiques to tax free famous name outlets. The Harris Teeter grocery store is open 24 hours and conveniently located in the Bayside community.
Plan a week or weekend (based on availability). Your accommodations include the amenities listed below, plus a comfortable, friendly inviting atmosphere that includes a screened in porch with addional outdoor deck and a covered front porch with rocking chairs.
Guests will enjoy this home with all pillow top mattresses in each room of the four spacious bedrooms including two master suites with king beds (first story/second story), third bedroom has a king bed and the fourth has a pyramid bunk bed (twin/double) with trundle twin and three and a half bathrooms. Each bedroom has it's own TV with DVD player some also have VCR's.
The loft and great room both have a queen sleeper sofa and their own TV and DVD player. Enjoy meals in the oversized eat-in kitchen with seating for at least 10. The kitchen is fully equipped with every kitchen convenience from convection and mircowave ovens, to a coffee maker, toaster oven, blender and more. All new stainless appliances, cherry cabinets and granite counter tops. Plus a TV and DVD player.
The great room comes complete to meet all of your entertainment needs. Including a large flat screen LCD television with DVD, game table, fireplace and more. The loft is well suited to entertain kids of all ages with a large screen TV with DVD player, Play Station, and various boardgames and books. There is a large laundry room and linens & bathroom towels are included. The home is fully decorated in a beach/tropical/golf theme with lovely beach tranquil pleasing colors and a beach wall mural.
Keywords: Home, beach, summer, fenwick, ocean city, family, relaxed, walking, golf, Bethany beach,
Property Type
- House
- 2 story
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
Bedrooms: 4 Bedrooms, Sleeps 12, Beds for 9-12
Bedroom 1: 1 king
1st floor Master Suite with separate shower & jacuzi tub...moreless
Bedroom 2: 1 king
2nd Floor Mater suite with full bathroom & walkin closet...moreless
- Bedroom 3: 3 king
- Loft: 1 sleep sofa /futon
Bedroom 4: 1 double, 1 twin/ single, 1 bunk bed
Pyramid Bunkbed -twin on top, double on bottom + twn trundle...moreless
- 2 master suites plus king bedroom, with plenty of room for Baby Cribs (1) Porta-Crib, Sleep Sofa in Loft & great room, both are Queens with lumbar support mattresses. Pyramid Bunkbed with 1 twins,1 full size bed and 1 twin trundle. Kids love this one! All rooms decorated in a beach theme so you feel you are on vacation....moreless
Bathrooms: 3 Bathrooms, 1 Half Bathroom
Kitchen & Dining
- Kitchen:
- Stove:
- Dining Area Seats:
- Microwave
- Ice Maker
- Dishwasher
- Cooking Utensils
- Toaster
- Coffee Maker
- Refrigerator
- Dishes & Utensils
Linens Provided:
All Bed Linens and Bath/Kitchen towels Included in Rental Rate...moreless
- Living Room seats 0:
- Garage:
- Clothes Dryer
- Air Conditioning
Other Amenities
Satellite / Cable:
(7) Cable in every bedroom, the kitchen & digital cable in family room...moreless
Video Library:
Many VHS an DVD's for a variety of ages and themes....moreless
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- Video Game Console:
- Books
- CD Player
Pool & Spa
- Jetted Tub
- Swimming
- Parasailing
- Fishing
- Cycling
- Pier Fishing
- ATM/Bank
- Jet Skiing
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Basketball Court
- Wind-Surfing
- Tennis
- Surfing
- Golf
- Sailing
- Water Skiing
- Hiking
- Kayaking
- Groceries
- Playground
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Bird Watching
- Water Parks
- Cinemas
- Theme Parks
- Restaurants
- Live Theater
- Eco Tourism
- Antiquing
- Miniature Golf
- Fitness Center
- Shopping
- Sight Seeing
- Shelling
- Wildlife Viewing
- Boating
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Beautiful Bayside Stay
Beautiful Bayside Stay
- Guest Jane (Marriottsville, MD)
- Date of stay 07/07/12
- Review Submitted 07/30/12
Our recent stay at Bayside Resort Community in Selbyville was better than we had anticipated. The house was tastefully decorated, clean and well kept. There was more than enough room for the 6 of us (Mom, Dad, 22yr old, 18 yr old, 17 yr old, 11 yr old). Getting to the beach was easy whether we took the shuttle or our car - 10 minute drive. A 10-30 minute drive brought you to all the beaches, boardwalks, shopping and dining at Fenwick Island State Park, Ocean City, Bethany, Rehoboth. The amenities in the development made the stay that much more enjoyable - the pools, tennis courts, basketball courts, nature trails, free kayaks and more, really made the vacation perfect for all of the members of our family. The owners are wonderful to work with - we look forward to going back next year!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, romantic getaway, age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway, adventure seekers.
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Family Fun at Bayside
Family Fun at Bayside
- Guest The Z's (Pennsylvania)
- Date of stay 06/23/12
- Review Submitted 07/30/12
We stayed at this lovely home in Bayside for a week. We had never stayed here before and we were pleasantly surprised. It is a wonderful place for families. This home was very comfortable and roomy for a group. We enjoyed the porches, the proximity to the common areas, and walks around the resort. The loft was a popular area for play and relaxing, and the girls loved their bunk beds. There is so much to do around here, and always so little time!!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, families with young children, adventure seekers.
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Loved staying here
Loved staying here
- Guest MikeA (Bel Air Md)
- Date of stay 07/30/11
- Review Submitted 08/11/11
Our stay here last week with two other families was great. The house was very clean. Plenty of room for the adults to hang out while the kids were upstairs in the loft area playing video games. Bedrooms were very nice with comfortable beds. Really enjoyed ending our days sitting on the front porch having a drink.The Bayside community is awesome...beautiful and quiet with great pools that the kids and adults really enjoyed. An added bonus was the small soccer field near the pool that the kids spent hours playing on. Loved having the Harris Teeter supermarket at entrance to Bayside community. Many great restaurants nearby. John and Dayna were great to deal with from our initial inquiry to when we arrived. Enjoyed our stay here so much that we have rented this house again for Columbus day weekend visit.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, age 55+, families with young children.
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Great Stay
Great Stay
- Guest recent visitor (Pennsylvania)
- Date of stay 07/02/11
- Review Submitted 07/14/11
The listing described and showed this attractive, well-maintained, and clean house accurately. The owners answered our questions very helpfully before and after our visit and left useful brochures, maps, and other information in the house. The Bayside development has excellent amenities (pools, tennis courts) and is very near a beautiful beach.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway.
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Beautiful Home and Wonderful Owners!
Beautiful Home and Wonderful Owners!
- Guest Ivy (PA)
- Date of stay 06/18/11
- Review Submitted 06/25/11
The house was great! Very roomy with beautiful decor. Definitely recommend staying in this home. We had a wonderful vacation. I would love to rent from these owners again.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, romantic getaway, families with young children.
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Best Family Vacation
Best Family Vacation
- Guest The Goldstein's (Potomac, MD)
- Date of stay 07/17/10
- Review Submitted 01/03/11
Dayna & John - For the past several years we have taken a family vacation to the beach. This has been the nicest of all of our trips. Your home is everything as described and then some-the decorating is beautiful. Bayside is a great resort with something for everyone. We have made wonderful Memories and plan on making more next summer when we rent this home again!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, romantic getaway, age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway, tourists without a car, adventure seekers, people with disabilities.
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Great Vacation! Great House! Great Community! Great Owners!
Great Vacation! Great House! Great Community! Great Owners!
- Guest Dan & Linda (York, PA)
- Date of stay 07/03/10
- Review Submitted 01/03/11
The house is very nice and roomy for several families. Kept in clean condition, we will rent this again. The neighborhood is quiet with easy access to shopping and beach!! Our stay here was awesome.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, romantic getaway, age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway, adventure seekers.
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Amazing Home, Owners Great to Work With
Amazing Home, Owners Great to Work With
- Guest Dottie & Howard (Baltimore, MD)
- Date of stay 09/03/10
- Review Submitted 09/22/10
This is truly a great home! From the time you walk through the front door you feel at home. It is decorated in a beach theme. The wood floors are beautiful and kitchen has everything you need. The beds are very comfortable and the home had a lot of space. It was a great place to come back to after being out all day. Bayside has so many things that you can do. They have two pools, kiddie pools, tennis courts, gym, golf, playground and even a carousel. They now have a restaurant in the club house the Oasis Bar & Grille. Great Food! The owners were so nice to work with. They always got back to us when we called them with any questions. We enjoyed this home so much that we are looking into renting again in the near future.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, romantic getaway, age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway.
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A Wonderful Place!
A Wonderful Place!
- Guest Judi (Kent County, Delaware)
- Date of stay 06/26/10
- Review Submitted 08/28/10
Our family has enjoyed this lovely home in the beautiful Bayside Resort for the past two years. We rent the home for our adult children and their families, who travel a long distance to spend quality time with us each year. Our grandchildren have a wonderful time between the beach and the wonderful amenities at Bayside. There is no reason not to have day after day filled with activities, or if you prefer, to enjoy the beautifully maintained surroundings, and relax. This property is well-maintained and we like the 3 king bedrooms with their own baths. Highly recommended!Recommended for: Families with teenagers, romantic getaway, age 55+, families with young children.
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Memory Makers loved by all!!!
Memory Makers loved by all!!!
- Guest An (Wallingford CT)
- Date of stay 08/14/10
- Review Submitted 08/28/10
This house was the nicest palce we have ever stayed at. Very roomy and able to get quite time if needed. House was very clean and wonderfully decorated. The Crisco's were wonderful people to work with and our experience was terrific!!!we will stay here again and would recommend this house to anyone!!!Recommended for: Romantic getaway, age 55+, families with young children, girls getaway.
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Currency ConversionRATES FOR 2013 - - Our rates include Cleaning and Linens! .....March 1 - April 27 .. $1000/week. $250/night(3 night Min) .....April 27 - May 18 .. $1300/week. $300/night (3 night min) .....May 18 - June 15 .. $1550/week. .....June 15 - June 29 .. $1900/week. **Optional Summer Amenities fee .....June 29 - Aug 24 .. $2250/week. required for pool. Bayside sets the fee. .....Aug 25 - Sep 7 .. $1900/week. .....Sep 7 - Nov 26 .. $1500/week. $300/night(3 night min)*EMAIL for WINTER RATES
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Year Purchased: 2008
About the owner: We bought the house for the future generations of our family. They manage the property for rentals and we all enjoy it as often as we can. Bayside is a beautiful community that has something for everyone to enjoy.
Why the Owner Chose Fenwick Island:
Bayside offers so much and as it grows it will only get better. With Golf, pools, tennis, a stage with live shows, The Point and easy access to beaches at Bethany, OC, and Delaware seashore national park; its a great place without the hassle of being the center of the beach traffic.
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Relax in during your vacation in the award winning Bayside Community
Large kitchen table allows everyone to eat or play games together!
Game table / additional dining area
1st floor Master Suite - King Bed & Jacuzzi tub
Surfin' in Pyramid + trundle bunk bed
4th Bedroom with King Bed
Playground - great for all ages
The Point at Bayside
Kayaks at The Point
Enjoy great meals in the open family kitchen
Living Room and Game table
Living room with pullout coach, 42' TV with soundbar
2nd floor Master Bedroom w/ King bed
Surfin' in Pyramid + trundle bunk bed
Relax in the Loft - Includes TV, Playstation, Games, and Books
Splash Zone at Sunridge Rec facility (also has Workout room, Pool, Hot Tub)
New Activity center at The Point
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Gillian Turner
Begonia House cafe, Wellington Botanic Garden
20 January 2012
The day has turned out sunny and clear, after an unpromising start. Gillian and I meet in Kelburn near the Cable Car and decide to walk down into the gardens. I've known her for several years and we enjoy walking together. You can never walk too fast for Gillian. She is a world-class orienteer (I can feel her blushing beside me "you can't write that…") and keen mountain runner. She lectures in physics at Victoria and is great to talk to about sciencey things as she can explain ideas clearly, and she makes most things sound fascinating.
I want to know why the heroic-era explorers were so interested in Earth's magnetism. I have read that magnetic research and geographical discovery carried equal weight as goals in Scott's 1901 Discovery Expedition. It's easy to understand the importance of the geographical bit, but less so the magnetic bit.
This is where Gillian comes in. She has written a wonderful book—North Pole, South Pole—subtitled "the epic quest to solve the great mystery of Earth's magnetism". It is the story of how physicists, mathematicians and explorers through history eventually came to understand Earth's magnetic field. It's a complex story, so this is the short version. We drink coffee and share chocolate brownie under the shade of the grape vine, on what locals refer to as a typical Wellington day.
She draws me into the topic with her obvious enthusiasm. "This part of the story starts with Karl Friedrich Gauss, a German mathematician, who was busy collecting measurements of Earth's magnetic field in the 1830s. He needed real observations so that he could fit his mathematical model to them, and use the data to refine it." Gillian thumbs through her book to find a picture of him. He was a fine looking chap.
"Gauss started off a movement of setting up observatories to keep regular records of the magnetic field over long periods, as it was known that the field varied not only from place to place, but also over time. Often astronomical observatories were built at the same places."
By 1600, William Gilbert, gentleman scientist and physician to Queen Elizabeth I, had figured out that Earth's magnetism came from inside the planet and that a compass needle points north because "the Earth is itself a magnet". In 1701 Edmund Halley (of comet fame) had charted magnetic declination (or variation) across the Atlantic Ocean to aid navigation and cleverly invented the contour line as a way to show the results in a simple way.
"Edward Sabine, an Anglo-Irish scientist and naval officer, took on the baton from Gauss and convinced the British of the importance of taking magnetic measurements. This mission became known as the Magnetic Crusade. Naturally they had very little data from the southern hemisphere to go on. "
In 1839, the ships Erebus and Terror under the command of James Clark Ross, left to set up magnetic observatories in the outer reaches of the empire and take measurements in the 'antarctic seas'. He planted the British flag on Possession Island (in amongst the penguins) and named the area Victoria Land, for his queen. His dip needle was recording inclinations of 88° (you expect a dip of 90° at the south magnetic pole itself) as he sailed along the coast of the newly found continent, and so he eventually figured that the magnetic pole must be on the land beyond the Great Ice Barrier (what we now call the Ross Ice Shelf).
He had collected stunning data sets in Antarctica that advanced the Magnetic Crusade greatly and his voyage (and two later ones) also gave rise to many Antarctic place names.
Gillian continues, "I was surprised to learn that when Scott set out in Discovery it was in a purpose-built wooden ship, so that it could act as a magnetic observatory (without an interfering iron hull). It leaked really badly and even in Lyttelton, where they stopped on the way to stock up with sheep, there are reports of repairs going on."
"Scott was determined to locate the south magnetic pole, and sent off the 21-strong Western Sledge Party to reach it. It was a horrendous journey by all accounts—blizzards, dead-ends, man-hauling sledges laden with instruments, scurvy and a near-fatal heart attack. It looks like they turned back once they got to the top of the Polar Plateau and were forced to give up on actually reaching the magnetic pole."
Edgeworth David and his team, in Shackleton's expedition, claimed what they estimated to be the pole, for England on Jan 16th 1909, and they were probably pretty close. Lengthy calculations and the instruments they had left at the previous night's camp were needed for confirmation, so who could blame them for just making a good guess in those conditions? King Edward VII was evidently very pleased with their achievement and he sent them a congratulatory telegram when news reached him from New Zealand.
"By 1919 various pieces of evidence had led to the proposal that Earth's magnetism was caused by a geodynamo—electric currents created by the liquid iron in the outer core of our planet swirling around. This would explain why the field changes over time and even how magnetic polarity reversals (when a compass needle would point south instead of north) are possible. Polarity reversals have occurred throughout history, two or three times per million years, and, statistically-speaking, we are long overdue for the next one.
"It took till 1995 to build a supercomputer hefty enough to run an actual simulation of the geodynamo (an important step towards proving the theory) because the mathematical equations are incredibly complex. After several thousand CPU hours (we're talking months) Gary Glatzmaier and Paul Roberts produced a beautiful animation of Earth's magnetic field changing over time. They were even lucky enough to see a polarity reversal appear during their simulation—something they couldn't have expected, since they could only afford to simulate a few tens of thousands of years of geomagnetic field behaviour.
"So it's really no surprise that the south magnetic pole is moving. It's now in the ocean off Victoria Land. To be precise, it's gone from around latitude 70° south in 1900 to 64° south in 2010. Scott could have sailed right up to it!"
Gillian's research studies these changes of the magnetic field through time, based on the magnetism of rocks. Her latest project is set to fill in the record for the past 10,000 years in the south west Pacific – an extension of what the early explorers sought to do in Antarctica.
As we walk back up the hill to Victoria, Gillian fills me in on how interaction of the solar wind with Earth's magnetic field shapes the Aurora australis. And she's not even puffing as we reach the top.


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Developed in Partnership with The Bank Street College of Education in New York City http://www.nytimes.com/learning To print document select "Print" from the "File" menu on your browser. Is Your Home Hazardous to Your Health? Exploring Poisoning Prevention in the Classroom Author(s) Alison Zimbalist, The New York Times Learning Network Grades: 6-8, 9-12 Subjects: Health, Language Arts, Science Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students use a New York Times article as a springboard to small group research about common household toxins, focusing on where would one find these toxins in the home, the effects of the toxins on the human body, treatment for poisoning by the toxins, and preventative measures that one could take to prevent poisoning. Groups then create informational pamphlets from their research to distribute to classmates, family members, and others in the community. Suggested Time Allowance: 45 minutes Objectives: Students will: 1. Express their current knowledge about common household toxins and offer questions that they would like answered about the prevention and treatment of poisoning by these toxins. 2. Examine the effects and new antidote treatment for ethylene glycol poisoning by reading and discussing "Antidote for Pretty Poison Is Found, but at Big Price." 3. Investigate, in small groups, a common household toxin, focusing on what the toxin is, where would one find this toxin in the home, the physical effects of the toxin on the human body, first aid treatment for poisoning by the toxin, preventative measures that one could take to prevent poisoning, and valuable resources about this toxin. 4. Create informational flyers or pamphlets about the household toxins researched in class. Resources / Materials: -student journals -paper -pens/ pencils -classroom blackboard -copies of "Antidote for Pretty Poison Is Found, but at Big Price" (one per student) -various resources about different household toxins, poison prevention and first aid (health and science textbooks, household safety manuals, books about specific types of toxins, Internet access) Activities / Procedures: 1. WARM-UP/ DO-NOW: In their journals, students respond to the following questions (written on the board prior to class): What are some common household toxins (poisons)? What would you do if someone in your family ingested one of these toxic substances? What would you like to know about toxins in the home? Students then share their answers. 2. Students read and discuss "Antidote for Pretty Poison Is Found, but at Big Price," focusing on the following questions: a. Why is antifreeze such a dangerous agent to have in the home, particularly because of its bright color and sweet taste? b. Why is the antidote drug fomepizole (also known as Antizol) so expensive? How do various people interviewed for the article feel about its high price? c. How are antidotes and other drugs tested before approved by the F.D.A. and put on the market? d. How does a toxic alcohol like ethylene glycol become poisonous to the body? e. What previous treatment was administered to those with this kind of poisoning, and what were its drawbacks? f. What are the benefits of administering Antizol for this type of poisoning over the traditional treatment? g. Do you think that the price of Antizol should be lowered so more hospitals can purchase this drug? Why or why not? 3. In small groups of three or four students each, students research a common household toxin for the subject of an informational pamphlet. Some suggested research topics: lead, carbon monoxide, plants, insects, food poisoning, household cleaners and disinfectants, and pesticides. In their research, students should answer the following questions: --What is this type of toxin? --In what specific household items or areas would one find this toxin? --What are the physical effects of this toxin? --What First Aid would you administer to a person who is poisoned by this toxin? --What preventative measures can be taken to prevent poisoning from this toxin? --What resources (books, Web sites, etc.) would you recommend to someone wanting more information about this toxin, its effects, and preventative steps for the home? 4. WRAP-UP/ HOMEWORK: Each group creates an informational flyer or pamphlet about the household toxin researched in class. Each pamphlet should meet the following criteria: --Answers all research questions clearly and thoroughly --Designed for an audience of students their age --Nicely presented (uses graphics or illustrations, neat, easy to read) --Proofread for grammatical and spelling errors Students (or the teacher) should photocopy enough copies of their flyer or pamphlet for each student in the class. Students may also want to create informational posters to display throughout the school or to distribute their pamphlets to other classes and to families. Further Questions for Discussion: --What common household items are toxic? --Why do young people sometimes use household items that they know are toxic as drugs? --How could you convince a friend not to inhale household products? --What effects do toxins such as those commonly found in the home have on the human body? --What are effective prevention techniques to safeguard one�s home and family from common household toxins? Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on written journal response, participation in class discussions, participation in group research, and final group pamphlet about a household toxin.s Vocabulary: consumption, fluorescent, radically, antidote, toxin, diluted, intravenously, profitable, pharmaceutical, sponsoring, patent, shareholders, clinical, toxicology, solvents, metabolized, enzyme, acidity, intoxicating, dialysis Extension Activities: 1. Survey your home for items that are toxic, preventative methods that your family uses to safeguard against poisoning that can occur in the home, and First Aid products that your family owns. What warning labels do you find on different items in your home? What items do you feel should carry stronger warning labels? What further steps do you think your family should take to prevent the possibility of poisoning in your home? 2. Visit a local poison control center or hospital, or interview a staff member from one of these places, to learn about your community�s resources and to discuss poisoning and preventive measures. 3. Learn about other sources of poisoning, such as the sun and asbestos, and find out what can be done to prevent poisoning from these sources. 4. Develop a home safety pamphlet with information about preventing and treating different types of poisoning that often occurs in the home. 5. Create a "How It Works" poster that illustrates and explains the effects of different types of drugs or antidotes on the human body. 6. Produce a campaign, either on video or on posters, warning students about the dangers of common household toxins. 7. Organize a fundraising campaign to raise the money for your local hospital to carry Antizol. Interdisciplinary Connections: American History- Research poison control legislation that has been enacted to protect citizens in their homes, or create a timeline of prevalent periods of poisonings in the United States. Global History- Examine poisoning problems around the world. Why do certain instances of poisonings repeatedly surface in specific areas? What worldwide efforts have helped solve these problems? Mathematics- Graph yearly statistics regarding the reported cases of a specific type or types of poisoning over a period of time. How do these cases correlate with the availability of affordable treatment for the type or types of poisoning? Media Studies- Keep a log of television and print advertisements for products that carry health warnings. How do these warnings affect the ads? Take an informal poll about the effects of these warnings by showing the ads to a variety of people and asking them to respond to what they see.Academic Content Standards: This lesson plan may be used to address the academic standards listed below. These standards are drawn from Content Knowledge: A Compendium of Standards and Benchmarks for K-12 Education: 2nd Edition and have been provided courtesy of the Mid-continent Research for Education and Learning in Aurora, Colorado. In addition, this lesson plan may be used to address the academic standards of a specific state. Links are provided where available from each McREL standard to the Achieve website containing state standards for over 40 states. The state standards are from Achieve's National Standards Clearinghouse and have been provided courtesy of Achieve, Inc. in Cambridge Massachusetts and Washington, DC. Grades 6-8 Science Standard 14- Understands the nature of scientific knowledge. Benchmarks: Knows that all scientific ideas are tentative and subject to change and improvement in principle, but for most core ideas in science, there is much experimental and observational confirmation; Understands that questioning, response to criticism, and open communication are integral to the process of science Science Standard 16- Understands the scientific enterprise. Benchmarks: Understands ethics associated with scientific study; Knows ways in which science and society influence one another Health Standard 5- Knows essential concepts and practices concerning injury prevention and safety. Benchmarks: Knows injury prevention strategies for family health; Knows strategies for managing a range of situations involving injury Language Arts Standard 1- Demonstrates competence in the general skills and strategies of the writing process. Benchmarks: Uses style and structure appropriate for specific audiences and purposes; Writes expository compositions Language Arts Standard 4- Gathers and uses information for research purposes. Benchmarks: Uses a variety of resource materials to gather information for research topics; Organizes information and ideas from multiple sources in systematic ways Grades 9-12 Science Standard 14- Understands the nature of scientific knowledge. Benchmark: Understands how scientific knowledge changes and accumulates over time Science Standard 16- Understands the scientific enterprise. Benchmark: Understands the ethical traditions associated with the scientific enterprise Health Standard 5- Knows essential concepts and practices concerning injury prevention and safety. Benchmark: Knows injury prevention strategies for community health Language Arts Standard 1- Demonstrates competence in the general skills and strategies of the writing process. Benchmarks: Writes compositions that are focused for different audiences; Writes compositions that fulfill different purposes; Writes expository compositions Language Arts Standard 4- Gathers and uses information for research purposes. Benchmarks: Uses a variety of news sources to gather information for research topics; Identifies and defends research questions and topics that may be important in the future |
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*Penthouse-Beside Pier-Oceanfront Pool*
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Description of the Cocoa Beach vacation condo rental
This RENOVATED PENTHOUSE unit is directly next to the World Famous Cocoa Beach Pier! The location simply cannot be beat! The pier is great for people of all ages. Whether you are looking to fish, play beach volleyball or enjoy a nice dinner & drinks there is something for everyone. You are also only a few minutes walk to the Famous Ron Jon's Surf Shop, which is a top local attraction.
Chateau By The Sea is one of the few buildings with an oceanfront heated pool so you can swim and enjoy a great view of the Pier and Ocean. In addition there is a 360 degree roof deck which is perfect for viewing shuttle launches, sunsets or just sunbathing! This is the only complex in Cocoa Beach with a roof top deck that allows weekly rentals. The balcony is great given its southern exposure, which offers a view of the ocean and the most sunlight!
The condo has been fully renovated and offers a plasma TV (300+ channels / 150+ HD), full linens, towels, beach chairs, washer/dryer (in unit), full kitchen, high speed wireless internet and free long distance calling. Basically there are all the comforts of home and more! The condo is also pet friendly and can comfortably fit up to six people. The condo is always kept very clean and you will rarely find a condo that is this well done inside!
The area is home to great golfing, deep sea fishing, cruise ship casinos, the Kennedy Space Centre and much more! Interested in visiting Disney, SeaWorld or Universal Studios? They are only 45 minutes away and you can stay on the beach!
I recommend you compare this unit to others out there, you will rarely find a condo in this location with this quality of an interior. This is also far superior to what you will see at hotels so you get better value.
We have multiple units in the area, so if you are part of a group or just want to learn more about one of our many units, you can email me or click on the link below
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Mid August to January - $600+
February to April - $1000 - $1800+
May to Mid August - $850 - $1300+
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- 1 King Bed
- 2 Twin Beds
- 1 Sofa Bed
- Air Conditioning
- Full Kitchen
- Oceanfront
- View (Ocean)
- Balcony
- Heating
- Parking Included
- Waterfront
- Beach Chairs
- High Speed Internet
- Pet Friendly
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Beach Towels
- Linens Provided
- Alarm Clock
- Dishwasher
- Radio
- TV (Cable/Satellite)
- Blender
- Iron
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Telephone
- Ceiling Fan
- Microwave
- Stereo
- Toaster
- Coffee Maker
- Oven
- Stove
- Washer/Dryer
- DVD Player
- Beach
(onsite) - Fishing
(<1 mile) - Tennis
(<1 mile) - Boating
(1 mile) - Ocean
(onsite) - Park
(<1 mile) - Volleyball Court
(<1 mile) - Grocery Store
(1 mile) - Pool
(onsite) - Restaurant
(<1 mile) - Water Skiing
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(5 miles) - Surfing
(onsite) - Shopping Area
(<1 mile) - Windsurfing
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(5 miles) - Deep Sea Fishing
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Reviews for this vacation condo rental in Cocoa Beach, Florida
Gretchen Hunt
Indianapolis, Indiana
Walk to everything!
January 24, 2013
This charming condo had everything we needed on hand to make us feel at home. the free wi-fi and phone were very convenient to keep up with the news. The cond is just a 1/2 block from the Cocoa Beach Pier and within walking distance to shops, and restaurants as well as a grocery store. The balcony was a perfect place to for relaxing and taking in the views of the beach and catching that wonderful breeze off the ocean. We were there for two weeks , so having a washer and dryer in the condo was an added bonus. We will definitely be rebooking this unit for our next vacation in Cocoa Beach .
Mark Clark
North Little Rock, AR
Good condo owner to deal with
June 14, 2012
My stay was perfect the unit 503 was very clean and neat. The morning view was breathtaking looking out to the Atlantic. This unit was in a good location just a short walking distance to the pier and surf shops. Just a note the restaurant at the end of beach front is very good, the seafood was very good
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Johanna does not have time for this Hunger Games nonsense
she's just one of those contestants who is constantly having her mouth, hands, and other parts blurred out on television.
one time a white student from the university in my home town was talking to a student that came from africa to study and said "wow growing up in africa must have been so tough for you" and he just replied "my family could buy you" and walked away
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I think that if voldemort really wanted to kill harry potter the night the spell didn't work on him he could've just picked him up and thrown him out a window given the fact that he was a one year old infant
So to get to 51% of the electorate the Republicans are going to have to pull some votes from previously offended demographics.
the greatest part of yesterdays episode. now wheres the womens part?
lets be real guys if theres ever a zombie apocalypse do you even know how many white girls are gonna try and find a zombie boyfriend like in Warm Bodies
probably literally none holy shit did you really think adding "white" in front of that would really mask that you literally just said "girls are so desperate for a boyfriend they'll try to fuck half-decomposed, ravenous, CORPSES" wtf even is that


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Seneschalstown kept up their winning ways with a 2-12 to 1-5 home victory over Shelmaliers from Wexford in the Ladies Leinst Senior club semi-final on Sunday.
Played in front of a large home crowd and in excellent conditions, Seneschalstown got off to a lively start scoring 2-4 in the first 10 mins.
The opening point came from Louise Coyle followed by a well-taken Amy Gilsenan goal.
The home team kept the pressure on with Shauna Fitzgerald blasting the ball to the net to score the second goal.
Shelamaliers started to settle and scored two points and a goal from a penalty rebound.
The home team continued to dominate the second-half and controlled the game.
Orla Sheridan excelled in defence with Grainne Nulty and Fiona Mahon commanding midfield and Amy Gilsenan winning the ball in attack.
Seneschalstown - Lisa Mullen, Keeva Commons, Mena Sheridan, Aodhnait McAdam, Seanaidh Hickey, Lizzie Doran, Orla Sheridan, Grainne Nulty, Stephanie Byrne (0-3), Adelle Carolan, Louise Coyle (0-1), Stacey Grimes (0-1), Shauna Fitzgerald (1-0), Amy Gilsenan (1-0), Fiona Mahon (0-6). Subs - Edel McGrane for Adelle Carolan, Natasha Mullen for Keeva Commons, Ruth Commons for Seanaidh Hickey, Aisling Taafe for Shauna Fitzgerald, Aoife Sheridan (0-1) for Amy Gilsenan.
Seneschalstown now face Sarsfields, Mountmellick of Laois in the Leinster final this Sunday in Clane at 2pm.
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LUKE Haagensen and Josie Hallam teamed up to take the Chatterton Mixed Paris Trophy competition at Laceby Manor Golf Club.
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Description:PUB. Parkway, Chelmsford. Tel: +44 (0)1245 354 155. Gay nights on Wednesday and Sunday.
Newest Review: ... of one bedroom flats. This is a shame as back in the day although it was a bit of a shabby old place, it was really popular for music lovers all over the county, with famous names like Oasis and Ocen Colour Scene having played there. They used to have regular band competitions about ten years ago which is where lots of new talent was always spotted. Despite the fact it has now closed, it ... more
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by - written on 10/06/09 (Useful, 72 readings)
The famous Army and Navy on the Army and Navy roundabout has now closed and has subsequently been changed into a Frankie and Bennys, a bed superstore, a Travelodge and a development of one bedroom flats. This is a shame as back in the day although it was a bit of a shabby old place, it was really popular for music lovers all over the county, with famous names like Oasis and Ocen Colour Scene having played there. They used to have regular band competitions about ten years ago which is where lots of new talent was always spotted. Despite the fact it has now closed, it legend still remains and many of the people that once went here for music and new bands now go to the .. Read the complete review
by - written on 27/02/08 (Very useful, 42 readings)
This is a place that will forever remind me of my latter teenage years, from having played there as a supporting act and seeing some amazing performances, to having a great time on gay nights with my gay best friends. I think i should say now that this pub no longer exists, although its legacy still lives on, and the roundabout is still referred to as the army and navy roundabout. They pulled it down around a year or two ago and are building a hotel with some chain of restaurant threre-rumor has it that it will be a frankie and bennys? The place was a bit ramshackle-the toilets needed a complete refit and everything was a bit flakey, but the ... Read the complete review
by - written on 31/10/00, updated on 31/10/00 (Very useful, 76 readings)
The Army And Navy public house is not exactly the most salubrious of places in Essex - in fact when compared to pubs in general it is a disgusting dump. However, it is also virtually the only place in the Chelmsford area which has decent live music and as a result I spent many Friday and Saturday nights there in my mispent youth. In the past it has played host to some of todays greatest bands when they were just starting out (or when their careers have slid into oblivion). Notable visitors include The Verve(allegedly), Collapsed Lung and those rock megastars Oasis (who I saw play to approximately 12 bored looking people). However, recently it seems to showcase ... Read the complete review
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