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Bishops Lydeard Party in the Park coming September 1
8:00am Sunday 22nd July 2012 in Somerset
Bishops Lydeard Party in the Park, successfully reborn in 2010, will once again be the last big bash before the school holidays end.
There will be four bands and sets from two DJs when the party kicks off at 5pm on September 1.
Headlining are Yes Sir Boss, a band whose heavy blend of horn-led hooks, offbeat rhythms and epic riffs got them signed to Joss Stone's label.
Local band Antarctica and The Darlingtons, with their moody, euphoric brand of guitar music, are back as support. DJ sets from DJs Smiffy and Dubble D will intersperse the sets.
Co-organiser Chris McKie said: "There are big prizes for the best fancy dress this year. There's no theme. Come as whatever you like."
There will also be the usual gazebo competition, in which party-goers are encouraged to decorate their gazebos in a theme of their choice. Mike Rigby, who organises the event with Chris, said: "This year we'll also be running a beer and cider festival following positive feedback about the wider range of beers that we put on last year.
"We've also made tickets available on-line, via our Facebook shop, for the first time following lots of requests last year from people who don't live locally."
See www.facebook.com/|BLPiP Local people can obtain tickets from pubs and shops in Bishops Lydeard and Cotford St Luke. A shuttle coach will get Cotford folk to and from the event.
Plenty of food vendors will be on-site together with bouncy castles and activities for youngsters.
The first 750 tickets sold will be discounted to £7 (17 and over) and £5 (for youngsters aged five to 16).
After that tickets will be full price (£12/£7) – under-fours free. Gates open at 4pm.


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I'm now on week 5 of the training plan and for the first time I'm starting to feel like I can run at different effort levels without collapsing in a hyperventilating heap. In other words, I've started to feel like I've made some improvement...maybe even call myself a runner.
Well, that was until I caught sight of myself in a shop window yesterday evening. In my head, my running style is graceful and gazelle-like - long, leaping strides across the park. But I've never seen myself run.
This week I've got a new urban route as I'm cat-sitting at my brother's house. The new route takes me past shop windows instead of trees, and it was here that the full horror of my running style became clear. Less gazelle, more Forrest Gump (but slower). I suppose as someone whose nickname at university was 'foal' (due to drunken walking and gangly legs), I shouldn't be surprised, but it did come as a bit of a shock.
So, in an attempt to improve this before I get into very bad habits, I've signed myself up for a gait analysis next week (that's right, I'm blaming my trainers for my poor technique...).
Has anyone else had a gait analysis done? I'm a bit worried I'll embarrass myself on the machine - get out of breath or fall off! Any tips for getting through it? Or for improving running technique?


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Aye, one absolute must is watching the cars launch at the beginning of the hillclimb (on your left as you enter), awesome noise from there, just dont eat first if tyre smoke makes you queasy :P.
I have grandstand tickets but only for Sunday unfortunately, but that's when the F1 cars will be doing their thing apparently.
So excited! Next year I'm going to do all four days.
I forgot to post about this last week, but WHAT A FESTIVAL. Next year, 4 days and that still won't be enough to see everything I wanted to see.
It was incredible wasn't it? I had such an awesome time. Spent a lot of time in the paddocks and bumped into a few drivers, and the action on the hill was fantastic. Also at the Goodwood Hotel they had bands every night and it was fantastic to sit and unwind with a pint of cider at the end of every day.
never been to Goodwood FOS but wanting to go in 2012 as eldest son is visiting from Vancouver so as we both very keen F1 fans this seems like a great Dad/Lad few days away (we both recently did the Montreal F1 in the rain to see best F1 race ever with Jenson shocking everybody) does anybody have any tips for me to make the most of this event? we will be camping so should we aim to get there on the Wed afternoon or Thurs? tried to get 2012 dates from Goodwood but not out yet so hoping getting a place on the Goodwood campsite wont be a problem soon as dates released. is it worth staying the Sunday night to avoid traffic leaving Goodwood? I live North Yorks so a decent drive home. any tips very much appreciated to make this a memorable w/e. PS – notice that previous posts say try get grandstand tickets? for 1 day? every day?
Galvinc, I didn't camp there myself but I definitely recommend it.
We stayed in Aldwick which is only a few miles out but took over hour to get in each morning because of the amount of traffic going in. This was quite fun though, as even before we got in we'd spot Ferraris, Lambos, Caterhams, even the odd Pagani here and there on the roads into the festival. Once we arrived at the site, it took almost another hour to queue and get in and then another half and hour (or fifteen minutes if we used the free but massively uncomfortable tractor service) to get to the top of the hill because the festival is absolutely massive. I almost missed seeing Lewis Hamilton, and almost missed getting his autograph. If you want to have that kind of thing, be early and wait at the front. When the F1 drivers come out the crowds aroudn the grandstands or at the top of the hill get huge and you'll be n the middle of a scrum trying to get to the front to get an autograph.
Grandstand tickets are well worth it but they are expensive. They're almost as much as the tickets themselves. I'd recommend them for one day, while the other days can be spent looking in the paddocks and other areas. The superstars and fast hill climbs are on the weekend usually and I found the best places to be for them are at the top of the hill climb where they'll sign autographs, or at The Corner where they come pelting round spectacularly and sometimes stop to do donuts and burnouts.
You'll definitely want a day or two to wander the other areas though. It's basically one huge showroom with some of the most glorious cars around. You may even spot some celebrities. I was wandering around soaking in the atmosphere when I heard a thing on the tannoy saying 'a legend in F1 circles', ran to the BMW paddock and saw Murray Walker and Jake Humphrey. They chatted and I was second in line to get their autographs!
Basically if you see big crowds, usually it's a celebrity or famous racing driver giving a chat. In the paddocks alone I managed to see Bruno Senna, Vitaly Petrov and Nigel Mansell and got their autographs.
As for the Sunday, my friend and I got lost (it's that big) and we somehow ended up wandering the festival as everyone was packing to leave. This was a wonderful opportunity to see some of the paddock cars drive away, and to chat to some of the drivers. Nobody cared that we should've been heading to the car! Even when we did get to the car, we saw there were still one or two left in the car park.
I'm not sure if you can camp over on the site until Monday but I'd also recommend that if it's possible, especially if you're traveling back up to Yorkshire. It took me 4 hours to get back to Leicester, York is about another 3 on top of that. Don't worry about traffic though, it was much quicker going out than it was getting back in especially if you dawdle about for a bit when the festival ends.
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driftin, cheers for that very helpful to me. pretty sure you will have worked out that I am trying to make it a special few days away with my eldest lad and must admit really looking forward to it so all tips very much appreciated. my lad had never been to any motorsport event before we went to this years montreal F1 GP so reckon this will be a really nice follow up to that as he was blown away by the whole thing. as said CHEERS.
Strange, when I left on Friday at about 7pm the place was pretty deserted, but we got stuck in a jam for about an hour on the way out. Might just be the different car parks though, I was at one near the rally stage, whereas the time before I was down we parked near the start of the hillclimb (which sounds like the one you were at driftin), we got out much easier from that one.
I always wondered what the pub on that road is like actually, maybe one day I'll have time to check it out :P
or fifteen minutes if we used the free but massively uncomfortable tractor service
That's the best bit! Coming down the rally stage in that trailer is like being on a rollercoaster with no retraints, I couldn't stop laughing!
Didn't take the tractor down, only took it up. Walked back down. My back had had enough!
I was parked near the bottom, yes. About half a mile away from the entrance!
And that pub was The Warwick Arms. We tried to go on the Saturday but it was fully booked, and they said it was the same for Sunday. Apparently it books up about a month before the festival. Shame, because it looked extremely nice too. Real ale on tap, posh and homemade but proper pub grub like steak and chips etc. The clientele looked pretty loaded as well and the car park was full of expensive executives and a few Nissan GT-Rs.
Not as expensive as the bright orange McLaren F1 GTR we saw parked at the Goodwood Hotel though.
The campsite opens from the Wednesday until Monday, and I'd definitely reccomend doing that. We were in one right next to the Goodwood Hotel and spent every night down there with a pint of two of ice cold cider listening to the live music and chatting with other festival goers. It was brilliant. Also, one of the entrances was five minutes up the road (the one literally at the main gates at the beginning of the hill climb) and on a couple of days we got there whilst the supercars we're 'turning round' and the likes of Jason Plato and James Martin were showing off with donuts and burnouts etc. Also, we were in the festival from 8am every morning and there were no queues, which was nice, and we stayed until 6 or 7 every evening.
@driftin We lingered around until well gone 7 on sunday too! It was one of the highlights. Saw Ken Block and Murray Walker at this time, and had a nose around all the F1 trucks as they were packing up. We also walked the course and found some broken bits of car in the verge, and my friend 'borrowed' one of the "Motorsport is Dangerous" signs!
I'd definitely recommend camping – Not only is it a bargain, it helps you prevent all the queues and you can work to your own time scale. I'd be tempted to get Grandstand seats for at least a day as well. It's not something I've done yet, but it sounds like a worthwhile option.
Getting tickets won't be a problem, but the campsite ones do tend to fill up quickly. Make sure you're on their mailing list so that you're notified about the dates etc, and book the campsite as soon as you can. (If you want an electric pitch remember you'll need a converter, we didn't realise and couldn't use it!)
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MANY of Victoria's water storages may be lower than at this time last year, but they are still in good shape.
That's accroding to Andrew Shields, of Goulburn-Murray Water.
Storage levels in many catchments were the highest they had been in years following flooding across the state last January.
Lake Eppalock has dropped most significantly, from 119 per cent capacity last January down to 92 per cent yesterday.
Mr Shields attributed this to a greater demand for water this summer and less inflow.
"We were coming off one of the wettest summers ... and there was still a lot of water going into Eppalock (in January last year) compared to this year, where we've had some demand for water over the last three months," he said.
"There's certainly not as much coming into Eppalock as there was 12 months ago, but it's just tracking down slowly.
"We're losing about one gigalitre per week, so it's only a very slow rate of fall."
Hume was at 93 per cent capacity last January but has since dropped to 76 per cent. "With Hume, there has been more demand for store water because the tributaries below Hume (Ovens and Kiewa rivers) haven't been running as much this year, so to meet downstream requirements they've needed more water out of Hume," Mr Shields said.
Lake Eildon and Dartmouth dams storage levels are both up on last January. Eildon is at 95 per cent, up from 78 per cent, while Dartmouth has increased to 77 per cent.
"With Dartmouth being the drought reserve for the Murray River, there hasn't been any need to call on any water from Dartmouth for supplementary flows from the river, so that's just continued to rise as it was doing this time last year, which is great news," Mr Shields said.
"Eildon this time last year was still filling. We didn't have any need to call on the water out of Eildon and it was just continuing to rise ... now we've had some demand for that water Rocklands Reservoir is now at 50 per cent capacity, more than double this time last year, while Lake Glenmaggie has dropped from 94 per cent to 91 per cent.


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LOL - yet another Republican myth. http://articles.sfgate.com/2010-05-13...
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WordWorld | |
Genre | Educational Comedy |
Created by | Don Moody Jacqueline Moody Peter Schnelder Gary Friedman |
Directed by | Olexa Hewryk |
Country of origin | United States |
Original language(s) | English |
No. of seasons | 3 |
No. of episodes | 80 |
Production | |
Executive producer(s) | Don Moody Jacqueline Moody Olexa Hewryk Sue Hollenberg |
Producer(s) | Sue Hollenberg Alia Nakashima |
Running time | 30 minutes |
Production company(s) | The Learning Box |
Broadcast | |
Original channel | PBS Kids (English) Discovery Familia (Spanish) |
Picture format | 1080i (HDTV)[citation needed] |
Original run | September 3, 2007 – January 17, 2011 |
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WordWorld is a children's television series[1] partially funded by the United States Department of Education as part of the Ready to Learn literacy initiative targeted to 3- to 7-year olds. The show airs in 10 languages and 90 countries, including in the United States. The television series, created by Don Moody and Jacqueline Moody, stars Dog and his WordFriends. In each episode, Dog and/or one of his friends embarks on a series of adventures where the only way to save the day is to build or un-build words. The show's novelty is that when a word is built correctly, it morphs into the thing it represents, which gives instant meaning to the word. WordWorld has been translated into popular mobile applications, Internet-based games, magnetic plush and other toys.
WordWorld currently[when?] airs in 90 countries and 10 languages. It premiered September 3, 2007 on PBS Kids and is currently in its third season, with 84 11-minute episodes. WordWorld currently broadcasts on PBS Kids it is produced for WTTW Chicago.
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The main focus of the educational television show is literacy, with the shows curriculum being based on the National Reading Panel's 2000 Teaching Children to Read report with input from other groups and experts. The show aims to focus on print awareness, Phonics sensitivity and letter knowledge, Reading comprehension (including vocabulary development) and socio-emotional skills.[2]
WordWorld was developed for television by Don Moody, Olexa Hewryk, and David Lipson. Moody was originally inspired by a study which found that children are likely to pay less attention to words if there is a character on screen at the same time so he founded WordWorld, LLC.[3] According to Moody, WordWorld's use of characters that physically resemble the letters that make up their names may cause children to pay more attention to words. "If children want to look at the character, then the words have to be the character," he said.[3]
- ^ "WordWorld Takes an Emmy". License! Global Weekly E-news. Advanstar Communications. 2008-06-24. Retrieved 2008-07-01.
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You'll tempt all your fashion followers to copy your style in the Taunt. This Promise pump won't fail to impress with its fabric skull printed upper and sultry ankle strap. This closed toe style delivers a glossy 6 1/4 inch wedge and 2 inch platform.
Molly - Navy Eighty Twenty
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The sun wont be the only one shining this summer when you slip on these unique sandals from Eighty Twenty. You'll light up the room in the blue multi color fabric upper, cognac straps, and 4 inch hidden wedge. Pair these with a cute summer dress and turn yourself into a fashionista.
Melons - Navy Taylor Says
You'll stay fresh with this juicy pump by Taylor Says. The Melons can only be good for your health with its navy and white gingham fabric upper, 6 inch heel and 1 1/2 inch platform for the perfect look. A watermelon printed leather sole will let you live the lazy days of summer, no matter what season it is.
Sugar - Navy Restricted
You'll be as sweet as sugar in this fun Restricted wedge. A navy fabric envelopes the entire silhouette and features white polka dots, an adjustable ankle strap and peep toe. A 5 1/4 inch wedge and 1 inch platform square off this style to create the perfect summer sandal.
Unicornopia Platform - Navy Iron Fist
Escape to your fantasy world in the Unicornopia by Iron Fist. This printed pump features outline jewels and large unicorn pattern on the upper. A 5 inch heel and 1 inch platform completes this outstanding pump.
Freesia - Navy Multi Leather Seychelles
Feel free in the Freesia by Seychelles. This adorable t-strap styled flat features a multi color upper in a rich suede. An adjustable buckle closure and small cut out details complete this must have style.
Real Deal - Navy Reaction
You'll absolutely love this bright eye pleaser from Kenneth Cole Reaction. Real Deal is showcased by a luscious navy patent upper with frolicsome cut outs at the vamp. This t-strap will draw you in with its colorful printed 5 inch wedge and 1 1/4 inch platform.
Langely - Navy Dot Fab DV by Dolce Vita
This luscious loafer is the perfect boost to your work attire. DV by Dolce Vita introduces the Langely, a fabric covered silhouette showing off a multi color dot pattern. A chain detail adorns the vamp to dress up this super cute flat.
Shiva - Navy Shoe Republic
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Cindy - Navy Ed Hardy
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Chunky heels are all the rage and this Ed Hardy style will fit the bill. Cindy features a navy fabric upper with top stitching at the vamp and adjustable ankle strap. A woven design covers the 4 3/4 inch block heel and 1 1/4 inch platform to complete this tribal inspired peep toe.
Dany - Navy American Fab Jessica Simpson
The Dany is back; creating your favorite retro vibe by Jessica Simpson. Twisting up this sandal is a star printed fabric upper and skinny ankle and t-strap. A thick 2 inch platform and 6 inch wood block heel deliver balance for a stable and comfy strut.
How Do You Do - Navy Stripe Seychelles
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Gemma - Navy Pu Michael Antonio
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Perfect Strip - Navy Restricted
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Bourdois - Navy Naughty Monkey
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Party Time - Kimono Navy Chinese Laundry
It's always a party in the Kimono by Chinese Laundry. A navy blue fabric is decorated by a feminine floral design. An adjustable heel strap, cork 5 inch block heel and 1 1/2 inch platform complete this around the clock sandal.
Tami - Navy JustFab
The ultimate lady-of-leisure uniform just got a playful update in this two-tone boat shoe.
Lights Out - Navy Suede Luichiny
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Misfire, hesitancy after rain or inactivity
Red Dust ('89 350 tbi Sportside) is showing following symptoms:
If not driven for a few days (or even one day if it rains or is very moist) the truck starts fine and runs ok for appr. 10 - 15 mins. but after that starts to hesitate and misfire (or idle speed starts to wary from very low to higher than normal). This continues for some time. Finally heals itself and does not happen again untill the next longer period of rest.
Any ideas on what might be the problem, some sensor packing up or some moisture related problem somewhere?
04-01-2012, 09:20 PM #2Well if it does it after its warmed up it does sound like a sensor. I assume there is no check engine light on. Only thing I can think of is hook up a scanner and read the live data. Good luck
04-05-2012, 09:54 AM #3Originally Posted by dedmon27
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04-07-2012, 09:08 PM #4if its had a code check what it was. my 94 had some problems aswell my map sensor went bad. it idled very strangely and bucked badly. also unplug the egr and cap the vac line first after you let it sit. see if its bad if problem disapears
04-09-2012, 01:06 AM #5I believe that the 89's being tbi have the knock sensor, and with moisture it can cause an incorrect reading. Just a thought.
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04-09-2012, 01:47 PM #6have you changed plug wires? The easiest way to tell, if it is moisture related, is to take a squirt bottle and mist over the plug wires, suspect sensors, etc, until you get it to act up. just make sure not to hit the dist.
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ComScore has expanded its mobile data measurement resources.
The firm has added more data from smartphone users, tablet owners, and Internet-connected home devices to its staple of measurement assets. ComScore says that the additions are part of its push to measure data on multiple platforms.
"A critical ingredient to reporting unduplicated audiences across platforms at scale is having census-level big data assets that provide enough common touchpoints to determine audience overlap," said comScore president of commercial solutions Serge Matta.
"ComScore's two-year focus on investing in, and building out, this massive, unmatched data is now enabling us to turn multi-platform complexity into actionable data for our clients. The granularity of our mobile data is second to none and will serve as the bedrock of our ability to deliver value to clients as they navigate the dislocation created by mobile platforms."
The new data assets include one million smartphone users, 400,000 tablet owners, and 150,000 Internet-connected household items. ComScore includes game systems and smart TV as part of its Internet-connected household item collection.
ComScore says the additions will bring more accurate information on cross-platform consumer behaviors. As well as add additional data to discover more usable cross-platform data and enhanced location-based information.
The firm also says the recently added data sources will assist in creating a better understanding of market-specific user behaviors.
ComScore uses the example of cross-referencing data from mobile and traditional platforms to discover the usage trends of health-conscious 18- to 44-year-olds to illuminate the new platform's potential.
The data assets add to the firm's current crop of data collection samples. ComScore currently releases monthly studies on growing trends in industries like online video and web search.
Last December, the company reported that over 11 billion online video ads were seen by consumers. ComScore also found that 17 billion online searches were performed last November.
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Logan Wallace, Howell County livestock specialist and Sarah Kenyon, Oregon County agronomy specialist will be publishing an online newsletter monthly. If there is a topic that you would like information on contact, Logan at email@example.com or Sarah at firstname.lastname@example.com. We hope you enjoy the current newsletter(PDF) South Central Missouri AG News. Past newsletters may be accessed through the livestock page.
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The vision for the Youth Biz is for students graduating from high schools in the South Central Region to have the opportunity to learn how to start a business. This program is designed to teach "hands-on" entrepreneurship to high school seniors. The Youth Biz program teaches the basics of entrepreneurship and small business development as well as provides funding to each high school work group for the purpose of developing a business idea or model.
Program coordinators work with high school business teachers in order to provide school time to work on a business plan and project; and also provide mentors to the students, as well as guest speakers to the classroom. This program is designed for the 24 school districts within the seven-county Ozark Heritage Region.
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Apropos to the vedic astrology predictions already given for India horoscope:
At present, the last pratyantar of Rahu is operational in Sun/Jupiter Bhukti, and from 13 July 2012 onwards, the Antardasa of Saturn will start. The transit position of Mahadasa lord Sun is somewhat better in Gemini zodiac sign (second house of India's Natal Chart). However, the transit position of Antardasa (sub-period) lord Jupiter is not much auspicious. Jupiter is still making an inauspicious union with Venus and debilitated Ketu; and it will be after 31 July 2012 that Venus will come out of the transit affliction of Jupiter and Ketu. In addition to this, another inauspicious transit union of Saturn + Mars is also operational in Virgo zodiac sign in fifth house of India horoscope. Continue reading »