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First, I'd like to express my gratitude to the organizers of the first ever FIA Formula E New York City ePrix for giving me the opportunity to participate in such an amazing event. Thank you!
I could only imagine what it took logistically to put this race on. And it certainly took a lot of different groups to come together and pitch in for the occasion. I saw Jeanie from CoTA running around with a radio looking very official. Walking in Friday morning there was a Pocono Raceway truck prominently parked at the entrance. According to the fire marshal posted at the Finish line they provided 10 of their fire crew for the race. I know that the Northern New Jersey and New England region flag chiefs co-chief'ed the event bringing flag and communications marshals not only from their local regions but from around the country and around the world. I got the pleasure to work with a Pit Lane chief from Arizona, alongside marshals from my home region as well as from Canada (both Ontario and Quebec) and from France (Paul Riccard Circuit!). That was super cool. And even though I didn't make it onto the Scrutineer team like I was hoping to do, I got to work closely with them in pit lane which was mission accomplished for me. So I was thrilled.
What exactly did I get to do… well everything I wanted to.
- I got to be in Pit Lane, as pit lane marshal
- I was posted at Pit Out, working a Radar gun
- I got to wave the green flag when the lights malfunctioned
- I got to push some Formula E cars around to Parc Ferme
- I got to steer one of the FE cars instead of a Scrutineer
What more could I possibly ask for?
There were some awesome perks for working this event. After all it was my local race, just about 30 miles from home. Although using public transport it took me longer to get there than it usually does to go to Lime Rock or Pocono Raceway. The organizers provided two nights hotel stay free of charge. We had an awesome pizza party on Saturday which they generously over-estimated allowing me and probably many others to take a few slices back to the hotel to have cold pizza for breakfast. The shuttle buses were provided to get to the track which was super convenient. It was great, and greatly appreciated too!
The series and the races didn't disappoint either. First of all it was a big and small atmosphere at the same time. Big because there was a lot of clout for this massive international event. But small enough that the whole pit lane and garages filled a relatively small area. The pit lane set up was unique in that the garages faced each other, and therefore when cars were released they shot out at each other slotting into one lane. Even the safety cars and medical cars were electric, provided by BMW and including i3, i8 and an X5 hybrid electric SUV. It was cool to see i3's with German plates (from Bavaria) and the North American HQ with American (New Jersey) plates. Cars looked identical and yet unique. I loved the little things that were noticeable about them.
The races were messy, and yet with limited safety car or virtual safety car periods. I managed to sneak a peek at the start on a big screen near pit lane and it was nuts to see all those pieces of body panels flying as cars inevitably bumped into each other on a tight circuit… but they continued. Some cars stopped on track and our fellow F&C marshals got to respond under local yellow to push them into cutouts. Which by the way were awesome. The track set up, including catch fencing and marshal post cutouts were perfect. Nice big holes, marked by orange paint and without sharp fencing edges sticking around. I mean someone did an awesome job designing and executing the set up. It was unlike any other street circuit I've done recently for IndyCar or Formula 1 for example. Props to them.
And then there was the view. The views were spectacular. You could see lower Manhattan across the river. You can see various boats and ferries passing by. You could see the Statue of Liberty. And with the weather we had it was a perfect view to take in. I'm even super happy it rained on Friday because it added to the appearance/view of the track with big rooster tails one day, and nice shiny cars the next on a sunny day. It was perfect!
All in all I had a blast. I feel lucky to have had a chance to participate. And I feel very proud of the job the organizers did to put on this event. I think this race was incredible and I am totally looking forward to doing more events for Formula E. It's a shame it took me this long to volunteer I remember planning to go to Cyber Jaya on the first season or at the very least the Miami race, but never did.
Oh… and for those that say there's no sound. That's a tricky one. The sound is deafening. It's a very high pitch electric/metalic noise that comes through as the cars leave past you at full blast. Coming at you though you can't hear them at all, which is nuts, but that was the function of our Pit Lane team, whistling every time a vehicle was in pit lane because none of them could be heard at slow speed. But being at Pit Out and seeing them go full throttle you could definitely hear them and maybe even too much. The fact many of them went way too close to the wall on exit, often hitting it, that was another sound that was clearly audible. Body panels bottoming out or smacking the wall make very loud noises that you don't normally hear over traditional engine noise.
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Bulletin 77-03:On-line Testing of the Westinghouse W Solid State Protection System (SSPS)
NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION OFFICE OF INSPECTION AND ENFORCEMENT WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 IE Bulletin 77-03 Date: September 12, 1977 ON-LINE TESTING OF THE WESTINGHOUSE W SOLID STATE PROTECTION SYSTEM (SSPS) Description of Circumstances: Westinghouse has recently reported that operation of the safeguards actuation block/reset circuitry is not being verified during the periodic semi-automatic logic testing of the Solid State Protection System as required by licensees technical specifications. Even though this portion of the logic system is tested prior to initial plant operation, circuit failure during operation is undetectable. Consequently, if any part of this circuitry fails, safety injection could not normally be reset and/or blocked. Resetting and blocking of safety injection signals are necessary for switchover to the recirculation mode of operation during accident conditions. The enclosed W Technical Bulletin NSD TB-77-11 was sent to affected Westinghouse plants notifying them of the problem and of the corrective action necessary to resolve the issue. The technical bulletin provides detailed information to augment established on-line test procedures. The method has been confirmed recently by successful verification tests of the WSSPS at both W Nuclear Instrumentation and Control Division (WNICD), Hunt Valley, Maryland, and North Anna Nuclear Station. Action To Be Taken By Licensees and Permit Holders: For all W Power Reactor Facilities with an operating license or a Construction Permit: 1. If your facility utilizes or plans to utilize the WSSPS, describe what action you have taken or plan to take to assure adequate periodic testing of all portions of the system. Further information regarding the necessary periodic testing procedures can be obtained from Westinghouse Nuclear Energy Systems in Monroeville, Pa. . IE Bulletin 77-03 Date: September 12, 1977 2. Report to this office in writing within 45 days for facilities with an operating license and within 60 days for facilities with a construction permit, your plan of action with regard to Item 1. Approval of NRC requirements for reports concerning possible generic problems has been obtained from the U. S. General Accounting Office. (GAO approval B-180225 (R0072, expires 7/31/80. Enclosures: 1. Extract from W Technical Bulletin NSD TB 77-11 Entitled: Periodic Testing of Safety Injection Reset Timing Circuit 2. List of IE Bulletins Issued in 1977
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Here is one more Dr. Seuss idea before his birthday celebration on March 2!!
- Craft sticks
- Crayons or markers
- White paper lunch bag
- Paper plate
- Glue
- Tape
- String
1) Color jumbo craft sticks red.
2) Glue the "stripes" to the paper bag. Allow to dry thoroughly!
3) Cut out the inner circle of a paper plate. Cut up the open end of the bag about 1.5-2 inches in each corner. Fold the sides up.
4) Glue or tape the bag to the plate (we had to do both to hold it)! Hole punch one hole on either side and attach a 10-12 inch length of string through each hole.
5) Tie on the hat! Go read some Dr. Seuss!!
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I love Wikipedia, for all sorts of reasons. I love waking up and discovering that I had been looking at random entries like "deepest hole in the world" just before falling asleep the night before. It's a treasure trove of delights, like this page on tennis' Big Four I presently have open on another tab.
I also love The North Face. I'm even wearing their shoes now right now as I type these words, a striking yellow pair that has taken me up
Makalu Sunset Peak in Hong Kong…and down again. So it's a pity to see the avalanche of negative opinion after the company's Wikipedia page was edited by an agency for SEO reasons (insert pun here on climbing up search rankings).
Was it a brazen attempt at marketing? The North Face is respected for its adventurous sportswear. That's not for me to say, but it appears that events behind the scenes were more than a little convoluted.
What is undoubtedly true is that there are very clear rules around working with Wikipedia, which are repeated on the CIPR website for PR professionals.
A quick Google search will reveal that other agencies have found themselves in similar hot water over Wikipedia in the past. The Wikipedia question also came up in client projects I'd worked on in recent years.
At the end of the day, it's a question of ethics. Editing Wikipedia is a doddle, far easier than, say, scampering up Lhotse. Anyone can do it, anywhere in the world. I can do it sitting on a beach in the Philippines with the waves massaging my feet. But with greater power comes great responsibility.
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Gumpaste Peony
I've been admiring the sugar flowers of PetalsweetCakes (on Flickr) and wishing my flowers looked like hers. Unfortunately, I can't afford to travel to take classes right now. So, I decided to buy some cutters and see if I could teach myself the peony and some other flowers. After reading an online tutorial on making a peony and attempting one, I decided I needed some serious help! (Not posting that peony picture - lol!) I purchased a DVD from Nicholas Lodge on the peony and gardenia, and here is my first attempt at a peony after watching the DVD! I'm not up to PetalsweetCakes level, but I'm pretty tickled with my first attempt!


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1. Using a sharp fillet knife, remove the head by cutting at a slight angle from behind the gills towards the base of the head. The head can also be left on or the viscera removed before the head. Try different ways to determine what you prefer.
2. Hold the fish and face belly towards you. Cut a slit in the vent up the belly to the throat, using just the tip of your knife and just cutting the skin (do not cut too deep or you will get into the entrails).
3. Using your thumb push the entrails (also referred to as viscera or guts) out.
4. Using your knife tip, open the blood line and remove with your thumb.
5. Rinse the cavity with cold water.
6. Scrape "slime" off skin. This helps flavor and preservation of fish.
7. The fish is now "cleaned" and ready to cook whole (grill, pan fry, cook in a foil pouch, or bake in the oven). You can also store the cleaned fish in the refrigerator to cook within a few days or freeze the fish to use within a few months.


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Producer Phil Lerman and his team of volunteer filmmakers from the non-profit Stone Soup Films has chosen Charlie's Place to feature in a short documentary film. They began filming today, and we'll keep you posted on when you can see the final product! Many thanks to Phil and Stone Soup Films for this incredible gift!


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Sean Kam Serenades
Uncle Yan@Sean (i gave him that name; i don't know why i chose that particular name) came yesterday to bring us out for breakfast. As he is the AV King in the family, we asked him to try out the karaoke system that Mom and I got a week ago. So, when he was serenading us, I managed to capture a video of him without his knowledge. After seeing it being post here, I'm sure he'll go !@#$%^&*…. wahaha!


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Increasing energy produced from wind and sun are part of our ongoing power projects on Totem. Silentwind was a clear standout from the available options, with the two key benefits we wanted: more power, and QUIET. The cool blue blades? Bonus. But let me back up a little… there's more to the story.
When we purchased Totem in 2007, there were 300 watts of solar panels installed on an arch at the transom. During our early cruising days In Pacific Mexico, we had fewer than five days of rain over nearly a year and a half—the perfect place for solar! After a year, we wanted to boost our available power (this, along with four-foot-itis, is a chronic disease among cruisers…). Panels were increasingly affordable, so naturally, after a year in Mexico, we added a wind turbine.
Sure, there was a lot of sun, but there was also a lot of wind in the daily thermals. Anchored in Banderas Bay, they blew with clockwork like consistency. We often had breezes at night, too: hours you can't harness the sun. Besides, we liked the idea of diversifying our power sources.
This wasn't just about Mexico. Despite the glorious cruising photos of blue skies and stunning weather, lower latitudes ahead would also bring shorter days, an increase in cloudy days, and trade winds. With less sun and more wind, complementing our solar panels with wind power made a lot of sense. Solar panels may look cheaper for amp at the outset, but it's no good at all unless you have sun.
Sure enough, as we've added up months and miles closer to the equator, that's pretty much how it's panned out. Sitting in an atoll with the trades blowing through, we'd listen to the turbine putting power in the bank all night.
|This generator earned a name: Pepe. Baja, Mexico
I'll emphasize: we'd listen to the turbine. The downside of our initial wind gen was the noise. For that first turbine we had chosen an Air Breeze for value, and the fact that it would begin supplying power at lower speeds. Unfortunately, it provided that power with the kind of noise that gives wind turbines a bad name. Noise was worst at lower wind ranges, which meant every time it would spin up or wind down as the breeze fluctuated we (and our neighbors) had to listen to the whining drone. We joked that it was a great alarm for changes in conditions at night, waking us up with any shift in the breeze… but really, there are better ways to do that. Our master cabin is aft, and the turbine was only about four meters overhead. It was also only 200 watts, which didn't seem like a big deal at the time–but once in the tradewind zones, we jealously eyed the boats with 400 watt models.
Between Mexico and the Marquesas, we burned 36 gallons of diesel. There were hours in the doldrums to get through, but much of this was necessary for charging. Between our watermaker, refrigeration, and autopilot, we had a baseline of need that we didn't quite meet with the 300 watt solar + 200 watt wind.
Back in 2009, Silentwind didn't have a wind turbine for the marine market, or I'm sure we'd have given it a close look. They did manufacture turbine blades which could be fit to make other manufacturer's models quieter, but we weren't sure it was a necessary cost. Hindsight? Worthwhile. Hind-hindsight? Happier yet with the more powerful 420 watt turbine from Silentwind that's on Totem right now.
Being able to live off the grid is a pretty great feeling. Solar and wind power working for us, no carbon cost to charge the battery bank for on-board power needs, and the very practical benefit of extending our cruising range. There are corners of the world where it's hard to source fuel, and these are places we like to be. With the new turbine, we're putting in more than ever now, we're doing it without the sharing the whine of a dentist's drill from our boat with the rest of the anchorage.
Up next: installing the new Silentwind generator.
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Microsoft E3 2014 curse claims another victim
Crackdown 3, once expected in 2016, and more recently expected on November 7 in lockstep with the new Xbox One X console, is now coming in "spring 2018."
Microsoft originally announced a new Crackdown at E3 2014. Microsoft Studios Publishing general manager Shannon Loftis, speaking to Polygon, says it's a decision the company regrets. "I think we probably announced Crackdown too early." The game is being developed by three different studios, one for each game mode, and the early announcement made subsequent delays -- caused because "we definitely underestimated the challenge of making sure the quality bar of all three of those modes was high and it delivers on what we need to deliver on" -- more difficult.
But what else was Microsoft to do at E3 2014? Its showing was buoyed by The Master Chief Collection (an HD collection plagued with issues), Phantom Dust (now cancelled), Scalebound (now cancelled) and Crackdown 3 (not out yet). Yikes.
Meanwhile, when Crackdown 3 was delayed, Loftis called it "hugely ambitious," thus the need for more time, which doesn't track with Brett's hands-on time with the game at E3, where he said it was "stuck in 2007."
Xbox exec: Announcing Crackdown 3 too early was 'a mistake' [Polygon]


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By Talia Weisberg
Although Harvard was established in 1636, women were not welcome to the college in any capacity until the 1870s. Most Harvard students today know that previous generations of Harvard women had to matriculate at Radcliffe, but few know about the efforts that nineteenth century feminists exerted to establish a women's college at Harvard.
In 1879, advocates for women's education opened a school for women at Harvard colloquially known as the Annex. Arthur Gilman, who spearheaded and financed the project, was inspired by the desire to give his daughter an education beyond what the women's colleges or seminaries that had been recently established could offer. Several high-profile Cambridge women helped manage this new Annex, including women with familiar last names, such as Elizabeth Cary Agassiz and Mary B. Greenough.
And thus, Radcliffe's precursor, the Harvard Annex, was established for 27 students in a building on Appian Way. Women who enrolled in the Annex were not given Harvard housing and therefore forced to find lodging with Cambridge families, but they did have access to Harvard libraries, were subject to the same admissions criteria as men, learned the same lessons from the same professors, and sat through the same exams. True to Gilman's dream, the Annex curriculum covered a wider span than other women's colleges of the era did, from languages to history to music to physics. Radcliffe distinguished itself from other women's colleges because its students took classes with Harvard professors – Radcliffe did not actually have any of its own faculty. Fifty women were students at the Annex in 1885; by 1891, there were 172.
The women's education advocates who created the Annex hoped that the success of the endeavor would encourage Harvard to admit women directly into the college. The president at the time, Eliot, did not share their progressive views on women's education, and refused to merge the two schools. "The difficulties involved in a common residence of hundreds of young men and women of immature character and marriageable age are very grave. The necessary police regulations are exceedingly burdensome," Eliot said.
Because Harvard refused to officially recognize the Annex, women who finished the four-year program only received a certificate of completion and not a degree. After intense negotiations between Annex and Harvard administrators, this injustice was finally rectified in 1894. It was agreed that the Annex would become Radcliffe College, a degree-granting institution for women under the auspices of Harvard.
When Radcliffe was established, the center of women's education at Harvard moved out of the house on Appian Way and into what are now known as the Quad and Radcliffe Yard. Radcliffe and Harvard continued to have a complicated relationship throughout the twentieth century, but Radcliffe was able to maintain the reputation as one of the most preeminent institutions of higher learning for American women.
Although Harvard is now completely coeducational and neither the Annex nor Radcliffe confers degrees any longer, Harvard students who care about empowering women must not forget the history behind coeducation at Harvard. Women and men of the 1800s and 1900s worked tirelessly for our right to an equal education. Some people may think that the nineteenth century push for women's education and twentieth century push for coeducation were the inevitable products of progress, but in reality, there is no such concept as "oh, it would have happened no matter what." Activists had to actively work towards these goals. Had they not, the historical narrative would have read very differently. It is our duty to ensure that the legacy of the creators of the Annex and advocates of women's education at Harvard is not forgotten.


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At midnight I'm going to start my novel. I have a set of characters, some conflict, and a very general plot direction.
I don't know how it's going to end. I guess it's up to the characters to see how they resolve things for themselves. :-)
Less than 7 hours to go. 50,000 words. 30 days.
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THE fastest bowler in world cricket arrives in Cardiff today with Glamorgan aiming to counter the threat of Pakistan Test star Shoaib Akhtar by preparing a turning wicket.
The Rawalpindi Express steams into Sophia Gardens for a crucial Frizzell County Championship match with both Durham and Glamorgan still in the hunt for promotion places to Division One.
But Glamorgan captain Robert Croft hopes a dry and dusty strip will profit both himself and slow left-armer Dean Cosker rather than dangerman Shoaib.
Croft said, "With the way the weather has been, the surface is much drier than it has been for a long time. So there's a strong possibility that we will play two spinners."
The last championship match at Cardiff - the 110-run victory over Somerset last month - saw a pitch of uneven bounce that made batting difficult.
But Glamorgan's batsmen will be thankful for a typical low and slow Cardiff surface with Shoaib in town.
Shoaib bowled the fastest recorded ball in the history of cricket earlier this year, to England's Nick Knight in the World Cup at Cape Town.
He blasted a 100.2mph delivery down the wicket to better his previous mark of 100.04mph.
But Croft hopes that together with Cosker, who has been in great form in the National League - he added a three-wicket haul last Sunday against Warwickshire to the five he picked up against Essex at Chelmsford five days esarlier - he can eclipse Shoaib's hurtling run-up and blistering speed by putting in-form Durham in a spin.
Currently sitting one place above Glamorgan in fifth in Division Two, Durham, who have signed up South African Herschelle Gibbs for next season, come to Cardiff after two convincing victories over Yorkshire and Somerset.
Meanwhile, Glamorgan are fighting to keep their promotion chances alive after slumping to shock defeats against Hampshire and table-toppers Worcestershire.
Croft has targeted at least three wins in the final five games to secure a top-three place.
He said, "There are 40-odd points between us and Worcestershire. The pint glass is still half-full rather than half-empty but it's fair to say that we need three wins at least, plus two good draws.
"But it's down to us to play well again. The area we have to target is scoring more runs in our first innings.
"If you do that you are always in the hunt for the game. If you score 350 to 400 runs in the first innings you should win more games than you lose - and that's where we have really fallen down.
"We need to realise our potential on a far more consistent basis."
Durham have propelled themselves into the heart of the promotion battle and coachMartyn Moxon believes that the Glamorgan game will be crucial to their chances of closing on Worcestershire and second-placed Northants.
Moxon said, "The top two have a cushion but there are a lot of points to play for. If Northants and Worcester lose a couple of games they'll be back in the pack.
"All three places are still up for grabs and it's so tight that every point is vital.
"The game at Sophia Gardens is important for both counties but our four-day form is improving all the time."
Aussie Martin Love returns to the Durham side, while slow left-armer Graeme Bridge is again preferred to off-spinner Nicky Phillips.


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Luxury cottages and gîtes to rent in Brittany
As a holiday gîte in Brittany, Priory was the original Manor and subsequent presbytery in Saint-Cadou. The Priory is one of our cottages to rent in Brittany and it dates from 1640 and is the oldest dwelling in the hamlet and local area. The style of the building is typical for the local area and is known as a 'Maison Anglaise'. You can visit a local museum which will show you just how the Priory would have originally been.
- Sleeps 6 (Two King-Sized Beds, One Twin Room)
- 2 Bathrooms (One Family, one En-Suite)
- Four Poster King-Sized Bed
- Wood Burning Fire
Cottages to rent in Brittany with as much history as the Priory are hard to come by and Brittany family holidays are just wonderful based from this ancient cottage. The building itself is steeped in history and character. Large exposed beams and an enormous and original fireplace give this cottage real charm and our guests have all loved to spend their holidays here.
As a luxury self-catering holiday cottage in Brittany, the Priory has a large fitted kitchen with gas oven and hob. Amenities include a dishwasher, washing machine, microwave and large fridge freezer.
You can access the garden and private sun terrace through a stable door to the back of the property. The large lounge and upper level bedrooms lead from the kitchen. There is a separate downstairs toilet and hand basin.
Key Features in the Kitchen:
- Gas Oven & Hob
- Microwave
- Fridge/Freezer
- Toaster
- Coffee Cafetière & Espresso Hob Jug
- Dishwasher
- Washing Machine
- (Tumble Dryer available in boot room)
For our cottages to rent in Brittany we offer a 10% reduction on the second week.
Make a booking enquiry now by emailing us at: email@example.com
Our Terms and conditions can be found at the bottom of our tariff page, in case you're interested.
We take a 50% deposit and then require full balance payment 14 days prior to arrival.
Prices vary throughout the year. For our current prices please look at our tariff page here: gîte prices in Brittany.
The lounge is the heart of the property. Featuring a large open feature fireplace and stove, the lounge is furnished with leather chesterfield sofas. It is the perfect place to relax, watch TV or a DVD. You can enjoy music on the provided Bluetooth enabled stereo. A six seater dining table is at the side of the lounge for family meals.
An ancient stone spiral staircase leads to the mezzanine level and sumptuous four poster bed. This master mezzanine bedroom also has a dressing area. The bedrooms can also be accessed by the main stairs from the kitchen.
Lounge Key Features
- Flat screen TV with DVD player (English & French channels)
- Bluetooth stereo
- Books, DVD's, Games
- Wood burning fire (wood included in winter months)
- 6-8 seater dining table
- Large Chesterfield leather sofas
There are two further twin bedrooms on the first floor and the second floor. A family bathroom with bath and separate shower is also on the first floor. A cot can be set up in any of the bedrooms or on the mezzanine level upon request.
Accommodation Features
- Mezzanine Master bedroom with King-Sized Four Poster Bed
- Additional King-Sized Bedroom with En-Suite Shower Room
- 1 Twin Bedroom
- Family bathroom with bath and over bath shower
- Hair Dryer
- Additional downstairs toilet
Weekly Gîte Rates include:
- Egyptian Cotton Linen
- Cotton Towels
- Cotton Bath Robes
- Additional Beach Towels
- Waffle Slippers
- Luxury toiletries
Priory has a large private area adjacent to the property with metal and mosaic garden furniture. A sun parasol and a large BBQ are also provided on the sun terrace. Luxury sun loungers with cushions for all guests make for a perfect lazy summers day. We also provide all our guests with additional towels for loungers or beaches.
Once you have unloaded the car in front of the holiday cottage, parking is provided in the garage.
Dog Friendly Holiday Cottage Brittany
We have two dog friendly gîtes in Brittany. Both Priory and Hayloft cottages are suitable for dog friendly holiday accommodation.
At Kergudon we do not charge anything extra for you to bring your paws abroad. We will provide some dog towels, water bowl and blankets to protect our sofas.
Dogs are welcomed at Kergudon and our two resident springer spaniels are very friendly and gentle.
We will arrange for your Vet visit before you leave Kergudon if you are traveling straight back to the UK as it is mandatory to have a check-up, worming tablet and pet passport stamp.
Whilst we do not make an additional charge for dogs staying in our dog friendly gîtes in Brittany however we do take a larger damage deposit of 350 EUR.
Dog Friendly Key Features
- Dog towels provided
- Water bowl
- Homemade treats
- Sofa blankets
- Pick-up bags
To view our dog friendly holiday cottage in Brittany, perfect for a couple, have a look at our Hayloft gîte here: Luxury self-catering holiday cottage Brittany
For more details on taking your dog to France, have a look at the UK government site here:Dog Friendly Guide for a Holiday in Brittany
Groups and Large Families
Parties who have hired multiple gîtes have previously used Priory as the main dining and social space. We can assist with this if required by providing additional dining and seating capacity.
We have often found that grandparents enjoy their own space in the Hayloft or Stable for example and use the larger Priory space for mealtimes etc.
We can arrange for a cot and highchair upon request at no additional charge.
Additional features at our cottages to rent in Brittany
- Welly Boot Room with a range of adult sized boots
- Communal Tumble Dryer
- Family and Kids Games room
- Pétanque Pitch
- Fitness Studio
- Bike shed with 6 mountain bikes
About the Priory
Priory retains much of the character of the original building including oak beams, exposed slate stonework, and wooden floors, which has been combined with modern conveniences making it one of the most lovely holiday gîtes in Brittany. The most impressive part of the house is the vaulted ceiling in the main living room around the huge stone fireplace which now houses a large wood burning stove. The ancient spiral stone staircase which leads to the mezzanine level which houses a king sized French four poster bed as the main bedroom area.
Smoking is not permitted in any of the gîtes at Kergudon.
We understand that there is a lot of choice when looking for cottages to rent in Brittany. We have tried to give as much information as possible on our cottages, services and facilities that we offer at Kergudon Gites. If however you have any questions or if you need any advice, please send us an email or have a look at our contact page.
Have a look at this article from the Independant as a guide for things to do for families on holiday in Brittany: Family Holidays In Brittany


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- Gavin Scott
This Week In 1985: November 3, 1985
I was doing some reading up on the band that had the highest debut on the ARIA singles chart this week in 1985, and I came across an American site that referred to them as one-hit wonders. Which they were - in the US and the UK, thanks to a smash hit cover version.
Unfortunately, despite a string of hits in Australia - including five other songs that made the top 15 - that one big single has tended to define them. This week in 1985, my favourite song by the band in question debuted on the top 50 - and it's a tune worth revisiting.
Another band defined by its cover versions rather than its original songs - and with good reason, in this case - held down the number 1 spot in Australia this week in 1985. UB40's remake of "I Got You Babe" with Chrissie Hynde spent a second week on top.
Off The Chart
Number 98 "When Your Heart Is Weak" by Cock Robin
Peak: number 96
From America, big in Europe, Cock Robin didn't garner much interest in Australia with this smooth rock debut single.
New Entries
Number 49 "Like Wow - Wipeout" by Hoodoo Gurus
Peak: number 15
"Biitersweet" had given the Hoodoo Gurus their first top 20 single and follow-up "Like Wow - Wipeout" repeated the feat, peaking one place higher and ensuring the Mars Needs Guitars album pretty muchremained a top 20 fixture until the end of the year. I was surprised to learn that the song was originally only intended as a B-side - but producer Charles Fisher saw its hit potential.
Number 48 "Road To Nowhere" by Talking Heads
Peak: number 16
Here's another band achieving their best-ever chart position (up until that point) with the second single from their latest album. An improvement on the peak of "The Lady Don't Mind", the top 20 placing of "Road To Nowhere" was a first for Talking Heads, whose Australian breakthrough had come with 1981's "Once In A Lifetime". Although the band's distinctive quirkiness was still intact, "Road To Nowhere" was certainly their most commercial single to date, even managing to sound pretty upbeat about the concept of oblivion.
Number 46 "I'm Goin' Down / Janey, Don't You Lose Heart" by Bruce Springsteen
Peak: number 41
With this sixth single from Born In The USA, it finally seemed as though the Bruce Springsteen juggernaut had run out of steam in Australia - although in the US, "I'm Goin' Down" was yet another top 10 hit for The Boss. Not even the double A-side billing of non-album track "Janey, Don't You Lose Heart" could breathe life into the single like "Pink Cadillac" had done for "Dancing In The Dark" towards the end of its marathon chart run. Still, six top 50 singles is a lot more than most artists manage from one album - and the chart performance of this fairly unmemorable track is testament to the fact that Bruce could do no wrong at this point in his career. In fact, there was still enough good will for a seventh single to be lifted from Born In The USA, which we'll see before the end of the year.
Number 43 "Lonely Ol' Night" by John Cougar Mellencamp
Peak: number 32
Johnny Cougar, as he was then called, had enjoyed early success in Australia - hitting the top 5 here with "I Need A Lover" more than a year ahead of his US breakthrough with the same song. Since then, the tables had turned. 1983's Uh Huh - released under new moniker John Cougar Mellencamp - failed to generate much interest locally but delivered two top 10 singles ("Crumblin' Down" and "Pink Houses") in America. Australia got back on board with the Scarecrow album, which was kicked off by this lead single, another US top 10 hit and JCM's first ARIA top 40 single since 1982's "Jack And Diane". Although Scarecrow saw a shift to more political subject matters, that wasn't evident on "Lonely Ol' Night", which was another good ol' rock'n'roll love song.
Number 42 "Alive And Kicking" by Simple Minds
Peak: number 21
Putting their worldwide smash "Don't You (Forget About Me)" behind them, Simple Minds got back to releasing their own songs with this lead single from the Once Upon A Time album (which didn't even include their monster soundtrack hit). Of course, had it not been for the song from The Breakfast Club, there probably wouldn't have been quite the same level of interest in the Scottish band - especially in America, where they'd previously been unknowns. A perfect example of their mid-'80s stadium sound (which, granted, wasn't for everyone), "Alive And Kicking" is rousing, sing-along synth-rock at its best, swapping the "la, la, la" refrain of "Don't You..." for a "ba, da, da, da" outro.
Number 37 "One Of The Living" by Tina Turner
Peak: number 34
Just as the number 1 smash "We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)" had seen Tina re-team with the writers of "What's Love Got To Do With It", this second single from Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome was penned by Holly Knight, the writer of another of Tina's hits from 1984, "Better Be Good To Me" (as well as Pat Benatar's "Love Is A Battlefield"). Unfortunately for all concerned, "One Of The Living" didn't follow its predecessor up the chart and had to settle for being a minor hit - and one I'd completely forgotten about until it appeared on a Countdown repeat at the start of the year. In the US, the song made a solid number 15 and also won a Grammy.
Number 35 "Don't Go" by Pseudo Echo
Peak: number 4
It might not have looked it to casual observer, but since they'd last been on the top 50, Melbourne synthpop band Pseudo Echo had undergone something of a transformation - with original member Tony Lugton (the blond one) replaced by the more impressively coiffed JamesLeigh. Whether it was the fresh blood or, more likely, the fact that "Don't Go" was their best single to date, the four-piece found themselves back in the top 5, peaking at the exact same position reached by debut single "Listening" two years earlier. Annoyingly, the band are justifiably considered one-hit wonders overseas since their 1986 cover of "Funky Town" achieved what songs like "Don't Go" didn't and that remake even tends to overshadow all their other hits here in Australia, but it is worth rediscovering the back catalogue of possibly Australia's best '80s synthpop band.
Listen to this week's new entries on my Spotify playlist of all the top 50 hits from 1985:
Next week: a homegrown international superstar follows up the biggest album of her career with... well, you'll see. Plus, a band whose 1990 single I despised but whose 1985 single I quite liked.
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A listing of web-based exhibits and digital collections featuring materials from the North Carolina Collection research library, the North Carolina Collection Photographic Archives, and the North Carolina Collection Gallery.
Campaigns and Causes: Political Memorabilia in North Carolina
This online exhibit showcases a selection of campaign buttons and other materials from the North Carolina Collection Gallery's holdings of political memorabilia.
Carolina Keepsakes
A selection of artifacts from the North Carolina Collection Gallery that represent the history of UNC throughout its entire existence, from the 1793 plaque laid with the cornerstone of the first campus building to objects from the modern era.
The Evolution Controversy in North Carolina in the 1920s
This online exhibition examines the controversy surrounding the teaching of evolution in North Carolina public schools and universities in the 1920s. Focused primarily on events related to the 1925 "Poole Bill," the website contains an introduction, timeline, and key primary sources introducing the topic.
Historic Moneys in the North Carolina Collection
This digital collection presents a variety of North Carolina currency from the late-seventeenth century through the present.
The North Carolina Election of 1898
This primary source toolkit introduces students and researchers to one of the most significant elections in North Carolina history. This site includes many original sources, including controversial and influential editorial cartoons from the News and Observer.
North Carolina Maps
A comprehensive online collection of historic maps of the Tar Heel State. Featuring maps from three of the state's largest map collections — the the North Carolina Collection, the North Carolina State Archives, and the Outer Banks History Center.
North Carolina Postcards
This digital collection contains a wide-ranging selection of postcards depicting scenes from all over North Carolina throughout the twentieth century.
Picturing the New World: The Hand-Colored De Bry Engravings of 1590
This online exhibition displays images from a rare, hand-colored 1590 volume in the North Carolina Collection containing the earliest published illustrations of North Carolina.
A Right to Speak and to Hear: Academic Freedom and Free Expression at UNC
An exploration of events that tested the University's commitment to academic freedom and free expression from the 19th Century to the 21st. A digital version of an exhibit that appeared in the North Carolina Collection Gallery from February 21 to June 2, 2013.
Sour Stomachs and Galloping Headaches
An online presentation of a North Carolina Collection Gallery exhibit highlighting treatments for common and not-so-common illnesses in North Carolina in past centuries.
Tar Heel Ink: Student Publications at UNC, 1844-2005
A selection of student publications from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1844-2005. Based on an exhibit in the North Carolina Collection Gallery.


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Monday, September 1st, 2014
One minute decision
I laid in bed with 1 minute to make a decision about whether to not to get up and go boating or go back to sleep. I went boating. And I made the decision in time. 🙂
On the Water
My perspective is always clearer on the water. So very grateful for a day with water rocking the boat and little people making me laugh. And two sweet dudes cracking me up.
The Sun
Mr. Sun has not yet abandoned Washington. A couple gloomy days coming our way and then the sunshine and heat will be back. WOOT!
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After years and years of waiting, I finally had my first gluten free fish and chips! Living in Brighton & Hove it is pretty hard to avoid fish and chips so its been a difficult one for me. There never was a proper chip shop serving gluten free fish & chips (that I knew of) in Brighton or Hove. Until now.
As well as being a lovely and friendly place, they are very knowledgeable about gluten free and cross contamination. They cook everything separately and have separate utensils.
It is open Monday - Saturday and gluten free is available everyday, not just one day a week like some other places do in other towns.
You can have the gluten free batter with any fish you want. I had cod and it was delicious. My husband said it takes the same as normal gluteny fried fish and couldn't tell the difference.
It was an awesome Friday night treat and I cant wait to go back, I felt like a normal person!


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Adobe Systems has released security updates for "Adobe Flash Player" that addressed seven vulnerabilities. We are alerting for updating the application soon so that the system is safe.
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Red Dead Redemption 2 will release worldwide in Fall 2017 on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One systems.
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Black Ops 3 has sold 25 million units in less than twelve months.
This training mode allows to test the skills of heroes in a controlled environment.
Now its easy to create chatbots with Rebotify . A task that is now not necessary to hire an expert or write a line of code, because there are specific tools that allow you to develop your own bot in a simple way.
We have recently found out that Google has acquired Urban Engines. A company responsible for analyzing the traffic in the city with the aim of improving the movement of users.
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Every day we are witnessing how the web evolves through the emergence of new technologies, the disappearance of others, the greater or lesser adoption of existing technologies.
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It's been a little while since I was last in Atlanta, but after navigating through a few Cuban Sandwiches, I-20, and traffic on I-85, I was back in Buckhead. Of course, being back in
Closely related to Tamarind Seed and
When I actually get a chance to look at a menu, I'm a little surprised at the divisions and prices. Street food conjures the images of bargain priced meals, but I suppose this is Buckhead real estate, not
That's enough pedantic menu scrutiny, it's time to scrutinize the food. The Roti Ke-Yow Whan was the first dish on the table.
Labeled a crispy roti with spicy green curry dipping sauce, this was interesting start. By itself the roti was incredibly bland, but it was good vehicle for the very flavorful curry sauce. The only major complaint for this dish was there wasn't enough roti for the curry sauce, especially for five people.
An order of steamed chicken and shrimp dumplings was next on the table.
Kanom Jeeb came with a doughy, very wet (even for being steamed) wrapper. There was a very thick filling inside, but these dumplings didn't stand out too much and were quickly forgotten amidst the other dishes.
When it came to the Mieng Kum, I have to agree with Chow Down Atlanta.
Arriving premade takes a lot of fun out of this dish. Another fun aspect that was missing from this dish was the kick. The spinach leaves were thick and able to hold the filling, the palm sugar made for a sweet filling, but where were the chili peppers? I was also missing the added flavor of dried shrimp, but without a little bite this dish was just pretty good, not outstanding.
On the whole, our dinner group of five was willing to try most anything, but Megan was having none of the Thap Kai.
Grilled chicken livers marinated with garlic, cilantro, and pepper, it sounds like a winning combination right?
These chicken livers had potential. Each skewer had a nice glaze, no real dominant cilantro flavors, this was a real winner. Unfortunately, every piece of liver was overcooked. Crumbly, irony, generally unappealing, there's not much to hide behind with overcooked liver. If there was a low point of the meal, this was it.
The Neau Sawan is labeled as a Northeastern Thai beef jerky; I haven't seen anything jerky like on a Thai menu since I went to Lotus of Siam in
Each piece had a good, beefy flavor, but I wasn't really seeing the jerky in this dish. There was a little sweetness and saltiness to each bite, but it simply seemed to moist to be labeled as jerky.
One dish certainly stood out in the visual department and that was the Neauh Ping.
Yes, you have a 50% chance of ending yourself with the metal skewers, but that's worth a good beef kabob right? Well the beef here is well marinated and cut into large chunks but it's only sort of tender. Oddly the tamarind sauce completely covered any beef flavor. At least it was a tasty sauce.
I'm not exactly sure how Larb Kai (chicken) falls under the salad category, but that's where it is at Tuk Tuk.
The chicken might be a little on the dry side, but this is a quality order of larb. There's a nice spice to the dish, and it goes well over rice. I can't ask for much more in a larb.
When the Kra Pow Moo was brought to the table, there was some immediate discussion about how best to eat this dish.
By itself the pork is quite good, but what do you do with rice and egg? Someone at the table quickly noticed that the pork, rice and egg together is a dynamite combination. I think Melanie described it best as "like Thai Breakfast". This really was one of my favorite dishes from the evening.
Rounding out the meal was an order of the Kao Pad Goong Chiang.
Essentially fried rice with Thai sausage, eggs, onions, and Chinese broccoli. I spent a good while searching for any sign of the broccoli; there was none to be found. Nevertheless, this was a peppery order of rice, and quite delightful. I found the Thai sausage to be a lot like the more familiar lap cheung. Even better, I eventually found some Chinese Broccoli, it was just diced quite finely.
Wait, I almost forgot. We had one more dish, and it was a pain in the ass to share.
The Keiw Tiew Neuah immediately struck me as a Thai take on pho. The broth might not be as sweet or spicy, but it was still delicious. The thick slices of beef were tender, fall apart in your mouth tender. The noodles were thin, delicious, and guaranteed to dirty your shirt. I really could enjoy a bowl of this on my own, but again, it's quite cumbersome to share.
All in all, I found this to be an incredibly enjoyable experience. The wait staff was attentive and helpful. The décor didn't exactly remind me of


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All economic activity is concentrated on the largest island of diego garcia, where a joint uk-us military facility is located. construction projects and various services needed to support the military installation are performed by military and contract employees from the uk, mauritius, the philippines, and the us. there are no industrial or agricultural activities on the islands. when the native ilois return, they plan to reestablish sugarcane production and fishing. the territory earns foreign exchange by selling fishing licenses and postage stamps.
No indigenous inhabitants note: approximately 1,200 former agricultural workers resident in the chagos archipelago, often referred to as chagossians or ilois, were relocated to mauritius and the seychelles in the 1960s and 1970s; in november 2000 they were granted the right of return by a british high court ruling, though no timetable has been set; in november 2004, approximately 4,000 uk and us military personnel and civilian contractors were living on the island of diego garcia
Archipelago in the indian ocean, south of india, about halfway between africa and indonesia
Total: 54,400 sq km land: 60 sq km; diego garcia 44 sq km water: 54,340 sq km note: includes the entire chagos archipelago of 55 islands
Land area is about 0.3 times the size of washington, dc
Conventional long form: british indian ocean territory conventional short form: none abbreviation: biot
Mauritius claims the chagos archipelago including diego garcia; in 2001, the former inhabitants of the chagos archipelago, evicted in 1967 and 1973 and now residing chiefly in mauritius, were granted uk citizenship and the right to repatriation; in may 2007, the uk court of appeals upheld the may 2006 high court of london judgment reversing the uk government's 2004 orders of council that banned habitation on the islands; a small group of chagossians visited diego garcia in april 2006; repatriation is complicated by the exclusive us military lease of diego garcia that restricts access to the largest viable island in the chain


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Beeline: The Specialized Allez is the entry level road bike from Specialized featuring a quality aluminium frame with a carbon fork and Shimano 8 speed components.
The Allez may be an entry level road bike, but is a high quality one; lightweight using E5 Aluminium frame featuring thin walled tubes that are nevertheless tough and durable and backed by Specialized lifetime warranty on the frame. The redesigned frame has improved by 1lb on the already light 2019 Allez model and features internal cable routing for sleek looks and cable protection.
Now a unisex model, the Allez is available in a wide size range to cater for a wide range of rider heights, features a unisex saddle and available in a choice of colours.
As this is the first model in the Allez range is features Shimano's entry level groupset; Claris. This groupset still has the hallmarks of Shimano quality, with a Claris Chainset featuring 50/34 chainring and a wide range 11-32 cassette to give a wide range of gears to cope with hills and descents.
The Allez is an entry level road bike that is packed with technology and features for a lightweight aluminium road bike.
Specialized: All too often, corners are cut to meet price-points in the entry-level road bike market, but the Allez redefines what it means to be "entry level." Focusing on weight, refinement, and reliability like nothing else in its class, the Allez is the first to make these technologies accessible to everyone. Whether you're just getting into road cycling, commuting, or looking for a new bike, the Allez is just as performance-packed as it is versatile. For the build, this Allez features reliable Shimano Claris shifting, durable Axis Sport alloy wheels, our new super-comfy Body Geometry Bridge saddle, and well-protected RoadSport tires.
Specialized Allez Size Guide
Rider Height
Suggested Frame Size
4'8" – 5'0"
5'0" – 5'4"
5'4" – 5'7"
5'7" – 5'9"
5'9" - 6'0"
5'11" – 6'2"
6'2" – 6'5"
Frame & Fork
FRAME: Specialized E5 Premium Aluminum, fully manipulated tubing w/ SmoothWelds, 1-1/8"- 1-3/8" tapered head tube, internal cable routing, threaded BB, 130mm spacing
FORK: Specialized FACT carbon, 1-1/8" to 1-3/8" taper, fender eyelets
Wheels & Tyres
FRONT WHEEL: Axis Sport
REAR WHEEL: Axis Sport
INNER TUBES: Presta, 40mm valve
FRONT TYRE: Espoir Sport, 60 TPI, wire bead, double BlackBelt protection, 700x25mm
REAR TYRE: Espoir Sport, 60 TPI, wire bead, double BlackBelt protection, 700x25mm
Gears & Drivetrain
CRANKSET: Shimano Claris R200
BOTTOM BRACKET: BSA, 68mm, square-taper
SHIFT LEVERS: Shimano Claris 2000, 8-speed
FRONT DERAILLEUR: Shimano Claris, clamp-on
REAR DERAILLEUR: Shimano Claris, 8-speed
CASSETTE: SunRace, 8-speed, 11-32t
CHAIN: KMC X8 w/ Missing Link™, 8-speed
FRONT BRAKE: Tektro, alloy, dual-pivot
REAR BRAKE: Tektro, alloy, dual-pivot
HANDLEBARS: Specialized Shallow Drop, 6061, 70x125mm, 31.8mm clamp
TAPE: Specialized S-Wrap
STEM: Specialized, 3D-forged alloy, 4-bolt, 7-degree rise
SADDLE: Body Geometry Bridge Saddle, steel rails
SEATPOST: Alloy, 2-bolt Clamp, 12mm offset, 27.2mm, anti-corrosion hardware
SEAT BINDER: Bolt-type, 31.8mm
PEDALS: Nylon, 105x78x28mm, loose ball w/reflectors
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Eight new research projects that will explore new and different ways of making, using and recycling plastics were announced today by the Science Minister, Chris Skidmore.
The researchers will investigate alternatives to fossil-based materials for plastics, as well as looking into the complex factors involved in the life cycle of plastic materials, from consumers' and business' needs and behaviours, to how to use technology to reclaim or break down plastics.
Through the recently published Bioeconomy Strategy, part of the modern Industrial Strategy, the government has identified producing less carbon intensive products, including plastics, as a key challenge area alongside reducing plastic waste. This will lead to a circular economy where greater emphasis is placed on 'use, reuse and recycle'.
Science Minister, Chris Skidmore said:
We have all seen the devastating effects that plastics waste has on our environment, threatening the biodiversity of our oceans and introducing micro-plastics into the food chain.
We are committed to tackling this problem, from developing a plastic-eating bacteria to finding new ways to recycle. These projects have the potential to lead us to a cleaner, greener economy but also ensure the UK is at the forefront of the latest innovations and products that will be in high demand across the world through our modern Industrial Strategy.
The announcement comes on the day that the government has unveiled its Resources and Waste Strategy. Among other initiatives, the Strategy puts the legal onus on producers of damaging waste, introduces a consistent set of recyclable materials collected from all households and businesses, and introduces a deposit return scheme, subject to consultation, to increase the recycling of single-use drinks containers.
The eight, far-reaching projects are based at single higher education institutions and are multidisciplinary collaborations that will bring new thinking to the plastics challenge. The projects commence in early 2019 and include:
The projects were successful in the Creative Circular Economy Approaches to Eliminate Plastics Waste competition, and are among the first to be funded through the Plastics Research Innovation Fund (PRIF).
The Fund, managed by UK Research and Innovation, is engaging Britain's best scientists and innovators to help move the country towards more circular economic and sustainable approaches to plastics.
It is delivered via the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC), Innovate UK, with strategic oversight from Professor Duncan Wingham, Executive Chair of the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).
Professor Duncan Wingham, UK Research and Innovation's Lead for the Plastics Research Innovation Fund and Executive Chair of the Natural Environment Research Council, said:
These eight multidisciplinary research projects will lead the way in finding new solutions to our current use of plastics, through recycling methods and developing alternative materials. UKRI is drawing UK researchers together with companies to address the challenge of reducing plastic waste entering the environment and creating an economy that is free from plastic waste.
This follows the recent government announcement confirming that £60m through the Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund will research more sustainable packaging being produced. The specific aim of one of the projects will seek to create new forms of packaging and plastic made from farming, food and industrial waste, moving away from oil-based plastics.
The £20 million Plastics and Research Innovation Fund (PRIF) was announced by the Chancellor during the Autumn Statement in 2017. The fund is managed on behalf of UKRI by EPSRC and Innovate UK, with strategic oversight from Professor Duncan Wingham, Executive Chair of the Natural Environment Research Council. UKRI is working with WRAP to ensure coordinated leadership of the fund. PRIF will help to create new approaches and alternatives needed to rapidly reverse the impact that our use of plastics is having on the planet. The Fund is expected to enhance strategic leadership and coordination of existing knowledge across the UK; catalysing new ideas and rapid solutions across the research and innovation landscape.
UK Research and Innovation is a new body which works in partnership with universities, research organisations, businesses, charities, and government to create the best possible environment for research and innovation to flourish. We aim to maximise the contribution of each of our component parts, working individually and collectively. We work with our many partners to benefit everyone through knowledge, talent and ideas.
Operating across the whole of the UK with a combined budget of more than £7 billion, UK Research and Innovation brings together the Arts and Humanities Research Council; Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council; Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council; Economic and Social Research Council; Innovate UK; Medical Research Council; Natural Environment Research Council; Research England; and Science and Technology Facilities Council.
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The United manager also rounded on the Football Association, accusing them of demanding too many media and commercial commitments from Rooney when he is on England duty — but then punishing the 27-year-old more harshly than other players for any misdemeanor.
With Rooney expected to start the FA Cup quarter-final at home to Chelsea, Ferguson said he was not aware that the striker's current deal has just over two years left to run. A negotiation would be expected this summer.
"I wasn't even aware of that [his contract running out]," Ferguson said. "So there's no issue with his contract, when it has to be renegotiated it will be done. We don't want players to leave." If negotiations were opened, though, it would be highly unlikely that Rooney would be offered anywhere near the £250,000-a-week salary he secured after threatening to quit United for Manchester City in 2010. His importance has since diminished.
Ferguson is not renowned for being completely truthful with public statements about big-name players. Cristiano Ronaldo left despite the manager claiming he would not sell Real Madrid "a virus". His claims about Rooney could simply be an attempt to kill the story.
However, when asked again whether Rooney would be at United next season, Ferguson stated: "Absolutely. There's no doubt about that." He also attacked claims that his relationship with the England international was strained. "To say I don't talk to him at the training ground is absolute b-------. It's nonsense that," he said, even though that has not specifically been suggested. "It's an insult to me."
On the criticism of Rooney's fitness and the comments about his future, Ferguson said: "That's absolute rubbish all of that. It's because he's a stellar England player, that's your problem. He's the Gascoigne, the Bobby Charlton. He's the best English player and therefore any publicity they can get from him they will use." Ferguson added: "I spoke to him yesterday. I said: 'You're going to have to go through a bit of s--- at the moment.' But that's the name of the game.
"I keep telling him he's too trusting. I say to him: 'I don't know why you do anything when you get with the FA.' They force him every time he goes down there [on England duty]. He shouldn't be doing anything with them. They've not helped him one bit.
"Every time he does anything they punish him more than anybody in the game. He should be realising that. I would not do a thing for the FA."
There have been strong indications that Rooney could be sold for as little as £20million this summer with Ferguson having regularly expressed his concern over the striker's conditioning.


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Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery Market 2020 Global Share, Trend, Segmentation, Analysis and Forecast to 2026
Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery Market 2020
Market Overview
A pharmaceutical drug is a type of drug that aids the diagnosis, cure, treatment or prevention of diseases. The pharmaceutical drug delivery refers to the technologies and systems for delivering a pharmaceutical compound in the body as needed to achieve its desired therapeutic effect. Scientific site targeting within the body, facilitating the systemic pharmacokinetics, typically concerned with both quantity and quality of drug presence, is involved in the drug delivery process. The process may involve the use of medical devices or drug-device combination products.
The following key Players covered in this report
Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc.
Novartis AG
F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd.
Pfizer, Inc.
Bayer AG
Antares Pharma, Inc.
Becton, Dickinson and Company
GlaxoSmithKline PLC
Merck & Co., Inc.
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The pharmaceutical drug is an officially medicinal product used in healthcare. These drugs greatly improve the patient's outcome and the quality of life when prescribed. The pharmaceutical drug delivery systems are used to deploy medications intact to specifically targeted parts of the body through a medium that can control the therapy by means of either a chemical or physiological trigger. In the past decade, polymer micelles, polymeric microspheres, and hydrogel-type of materials have shown to be effective in enhancing the drug targeting specificity, lowering the drug toxicity and providing protection for pharmaceuticals against biochemical degradation.
The global report on the pharmaceutical drug delivery market analyses the increase in the market size of drug delivery which promotes and protects the health of the public through ensuring adequate quality of safe and efficient ways to use the drug delivery system. Drug delivery is a worldwide concept integrated with the dosage form and route of administration. The report also points towards the development of the pharmaceutical drug delivery market using technological methods to improve the efficiency and sustainability of the drugs.
Market Segmentation
Based on the increase in demand and growth of the pharmaceutical drug delivery, the market can be classified as Injectable drug delivery, Topical Drug Delivery, Oral Drug Delivery, Ocular Drug Delivery, Nasal Drug Delivery, Transmucosal Drug Delivery, Pulmonary Drug Delivery, and Implantable Drug Delivery. These drug delivery routes of administration of the drugs are making drug deliveries easier and reliable. Whereas, based on the patient care setting the pharmaceutical drug delivery market can be categorized as Ambulatory Surgery Centers or Clinics, Hospitals, Diagnostic Centers, Home Care Settings and other facilities of use. These are the wide range of sectors where the pharmaceutical drug delivery systems are being used efficiently.
Regional Overview
Countries like Canada, US, UK, France, Germany, Japan, India, China and the rest of Europe and Asia- Pacific and all the other countries are a major hub for the pharmaceutical drug delivery market. Effective drug regulations implemented by the countries are forcing the pharmaceutical drug delivery market to improve the standards of providing good care to the patients. The countries around the world are also focusing on keeping a track of any illegal manufacturing and trading of drugs which have to be both detected and adequately sanctioned. National governments are also held responsible for the establishment of strong national drug regulation authorities (DRAs).
Industry News
Amid the rise in scientific developments, pharmaceutical research institutions and medical institutions are using REGEMAT 3D Print technology for drug delivery. To meet the demand for alternative dosage forms which are intended to improve absorption and solubility, the industry leader CURE Pharmaceutical has launched CUREpods. It is a chewable drug delivery system. The company has also introduced a range of dosage forms like CUREfilm.
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Table of Contents –Analysis of Key Points
1 Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery Market Overview
2 Manufacturers Profiles
3 Global Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery Market Competition, by Players
4 Global Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery Market Size by Regions
5 North America Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery Revenue by Countries
6 Europe Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery Revenue by Countries
7 Asia-Pacific Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery Revenue by Countries
8 South America Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery Revenue by Countries
9 Middle East and Africa Revenue Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery by Countries
10 Global Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery Market Segment by Type
11 Global Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery Market Segment by Application
12 Global Pharmaceutical Drug Delivery Market Size Forecast (2019-2024)
13 Research Findings and Conclusion
14 Appendix
List of Tables and Figures
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CH07 Shell Chair
Hans Wegner for Carl Hansen & Son
Fabric Group 1
Kvadrat Forest Nap
Composition: 95% New Wool (Worsted), 5% Nylon
Designer: Akira Minagawa
- Forest Nap 992
- Forest Nap 782
- Forest Nap 952
- Forest Nap 452
- Forest Nap 512
- Forest Nap 182
- Forest Nap 552
- Forest Nap 612
- Forest Nap 912
Kvadrat Remix 2
Composition: 90% New wool worsted, 10% Nylon
Designer: Giulio Ridolfo
Kvadrat Clara 2
Composition: 92% New wool worsted, 8% Nylon
Designer: Anne Birgitte Hansen
Kvadrat Canvas 2
Composition: 90% New wool worsted, 10% Nylon
Designer: Giulio Ridolfo
Gabriel Mood
Composition: 92% New Zealand wool, 8% Polyamid
Designer: Inger Mosholt Nielsen
Gabriel Capture
Composition: 85% New Zealand wool, 15% polyamide
Fabric Group 2
Kvadrat Hallingdal 65
Composition: 70% New wool, 30% Viscose
Designer: Nanna Ditzel
- Hallingdal 65 750
- Hallingdal 65 126
- Hallingdal 65 944
- Hallingdal 65 694
- Hallingdal 65 130
- Hallingdal 65 457
- Hallingdal 65 116
- Hallingdal 65 600
- Hallingdal 65 227
- Hallingdal 65 173
- Hallingdal 65 180
Kvadrat Molly 2
Composition: 100% New Wool worsted
Designer: Åsa Pärson
Fabric Group 3
Kvadrat Fiord
Composition: 92% New wool worsted, 8% Nylon
Designer: Louise Sigvardt & Tone Barnung
Fabric Group 4
Kvadrat Divina Melange 3
Composition: 100% New wool
Designer: Finn Sködt
Leather Group A
Buffed, embossed ox hide with a coated surface; uniform surface without visible scars or other marks; pleasant surface with low breathability; requires low-maintenance and resists most stains and fading from sunlight. For homeowners who want easy maintenance at the lowest possible cost as well as for restaurants, hotels, public spaces etc.
- Loke Leather 7160
- Loke Leather 7270
- Loke Leather 7763
- Loke Leather 7210
- Loke Leather 7100
- Loke Leather 7310
- Loke Leather 7170
- Loke Leather 7732
- Loke Leather 7060
- Loke Leather 7150
- Loke Leather 7766
- Loke Leather 7744
- Loke Leather 7748
- Loke Leather 7140
- Loke Leather 7240
- Loke Leather 7050
- Loke Leather 7110
Leather Group B
Semi-aniline ox hide with a natural grain and a coated surface; good touch and low breathability; some visible scars or other marks; requires low-maintenance and resists most stains and fading from sunlight; for those who want a good balance between maintenance and comfort.
Leather Group C
Full grain, uncoated pure aniline ox hide; only the very finest hides are chosen; no final pigmentation or coating are applied, so slight variations within hides and between hides may occur; most exclusive touch and the highest breathability; light or vegetal colors will age with patina and grace; also very susceptible to stains; darker colors may fade if exposed to direct sunlight; for those who want the very best comfort and quality.
Each cowhide is individual and the presence of the colors; black/white and brown/white will differ. Note that each hide is unique and may vary in color, pattern and hair length. Tested according to hair attachment strength BS5131. Natural product, ie. hairs are affected differently in wear.
Hans J. Wegner's three-legged shell chair was originally designed in 1963, a few limited series were produced, but the project soon came to a stand still. The 90s brought a growing interest in chairs of more individual designs and Carl Hansen & Son relaunched the CH07 in 1997.
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