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fly better steep turns
Are you having trouble with consistency when practicing steep turns? (Ie; maintaining bank attitude and altitude?) Here's the sequence I recommend, with #4 being the item you're probably not doing right now:
1. Make clearing turns (of course!)
2. Note your starting heading, and identify a prominent outside landmark on that heading you can recognize later for rollout.
3. Roll PROMPTLY into the steep turn using the attitude indicator to establish your 45° bank, and "center the ball" with rudder. (IMPORTANT: Add back pressure as you roll through 30°.) Now look outside and you can see the 45° angle between the horizon and the cowl, as well as the proper pitch attitude. I recommend using outside reference for the turn, while scanning the altimeter and heading indicator periodically to back up what you're seeing outside.
4. Okay, here's the secret. Once established in the turn, MAKE ONLY PITCH CHANGES by pushing or pulling; DO NOT TURN THE YOKE LEFT OR RIGHT (except as necessary to correct for turbulence) NOR UNNECESSARILY MOVE THE RUDDER. This is important because every time you change bank angle, you're changing the amount of back pressure required to maintain altitude. Turning the yoke while established in the turn creates the need for pitch adjustment, in addition to the need to correct the bank angle. You've now got two variables working at the same time, and you're all too familiar with the result — oscillating all over the sky! So again, once established in the turn, ADJUST PITCH to maintain altitude, and DO NOT TURN THE YOKE. Apply this technique, and you'll be delighted at how much easier the whole maneuver is.
5. When you see your landmark coming up on the horizon, check the heading indicator, and begin a prompt rollout 20-25°* before reaching your desired heading. IMPORTANT: Return to normal pitch attitude as you roll through 30° toward level.
Voila! Perfect steep turn! ©2009 Gregory N. Brown
- The rule of thumb for rollouts is to start leveling the wings at ½ your bank angle. Since half of a 45° bank is 22.5°, that's how many degrees before the desired heading to begin rollout. For a 60° bank, begin your rollout 30° before reaching the desired heading.
14 Responses to "fly better steep turns"
Step 4a. To correct for slips or skids (you want to keep that ball in the middle, after all) use your rudder pedals. Step on the ball to get it back to the middle and coordinate your turn.
We glider pilots get lots of steep turn practice while thermalling.
Have my commercial multi in the next few days and my steep turns have been questionable. Sometimes they're spot on…the last couple flights they were all over the place. So I'm going to give this a shot…sure beats watching the altimeter go up and down as well as my patience. Thanks!
Got my first steep turns lesson coming up next week, will keep this in mind 🙂 Thanks!
[…] you have already mastered flying steep turns by visual reference (VR). (See my post, "fly better steep turns.") Similar technique is required for doing them by instrument reference (IR), except that […]
Works great. Thanks. My impression is that the amount of strength to apply to the pullback is the scary thing.
I have my Multi-commercial stage check today and these darn turns have been killing me. I will try and keep this in mind. Thanks
Hey, thanks for posting! I just started working on my commercial multi and having a heck of a time w/steep turns. After reading this it's pretty obvious I have been changing my bank angle too much, resulting in being all over the place. Looking forward to trying to correct this on Saturday!


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Revamped Jaguar tries new route to market
Keen to keep costs down but still inspire affluent consumers, Jaguar is ditching TV for an experiential launch strategy involving PR, roadshows and sponsorship.
The launch of the new-look Jaguar XJ sedan last week not only gave the car a facelift but ushered in a different style of marketing for the brand. While previous TV spots showed the cars off in cinematic style, the strategy behind promoting the XJ will rely on sponsorship, roadshows and PR.
Jaguar UK marketing director David Steele claims that "TV just doesn't have this commercial reach anymore". Rather than adopting a policy of "out-advertising" its competitors, the car brand hopes to be "influencing the influencers and growing the brand".
Ditching a TV presence also helps keep spending down. Jaguar, part of Indian firm Tata Motors since March 2008, needs to cut costs. It recently announced its first annual loss of $522m (£322m) in seven years. However, it decided to press ahead with a glitzy launch party for the XJ – which retails for a minimum of £52,000 – in London's Saatchi Gallery to maximise any PR opportunities.
Steele defends the approach/ "Jaguar has always been a luxury brand that associates itself with glamorous lifestyles, so we need a show like this to encapsulate a luxury experience and influence that audience segment.
"In times of recession, people need that added incentive to consider splashing the cash. This launch is just the first in a series of roadshows to drum up interest in what we are calling the 'new Jaguar'."
The XJ is being marketed under the strapline "The all new XJ – the icon reimagined" and Steele has been given his biggest marketing budget to date to help promote the vehicle, which has been revamped for the first time since its original launch in 1968.
Steele admits the brand has struggled in the past: "Parts of our history have been criticised as tarnishing the brand, and we have had some flak for having too many different owners and poor quality production."
It isn't just fears over the quality of the cars that might concern potential Jaguar buyers. As well as problems of declining sales and falling profits, Jaguar has been plagued by speculation of mass job losses and extended shutdowns. The company is also still trying to convince the European Investment Bank to provide a loan guarantee that would unlock a £340m advance from the bank.
Steele acknowledges there is "a tough job on our hands". This is one reason he is beginning his PR push so early; the car itself will not be available until December this year. Jaguar will also use affinity marketing, roadshows, will sponsor Sky's online coverage of the npower Ashes season and take over most of Heathrow Terminal 5 and some city centres in a major outdoor campaign.
"Like most marketing teams, we're under pressure to make every pound work harder for us, but we are also trying to reach out to a more affluent audience, so we need to target correctly," says Steele.
Early indications show the approach is working, with 60% of Jaguar XF purchasers being new Jaguar customers. The XF model, launched last year, also won a car of the year award and topped the JD Power vehicle dependability study.
Paul McGowan, chief marketing officer at brand consultancy Added Value, says the new marketing direction is wise in the current climate: "Critics might not like the change, because they are iconic models of the past, but it is necessary to strike a balance."
While Jaguar seems unlikely to escape the auto industry's turmoil altogether, it hopes that adopting a more channel-diverse advertising strategy, will help it survive. Jaguar managing director Mike O'Driscoll sums up the company's vision as a drive to "make Jaguar, Jaguar again".


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SAN DIEGO -- A round of 72 is typically nothing to get excited about for Tiger Woods. But considering he's rarely had a scorecard in his hand to record anything of significance over the past two and a half years, even he would deem his opening-round effort Thursday at the Farmers Insurance Open a success.
Playing his first official tournament in a year and making just his fifth worldwide start in the past 14 months, Woods made three birdies and three bogeys on the South course at Torrey Pines -- seven shots behind leader Tony Finau but in position to make the 36-hole cut.
Considering he has not done that in an official event since the 2015 Wyndam Championship, that would be a solid accomplishment as he attempts to return from his fourth back surgery, a spinal fusion he had in April.
"It was fun; fun to be able to compete again,'' Woods said. "It was to be out there. ... I was probably a little bit rusty.''
Woods, 42, is tied for 84th place. The top 70 players and ties make the cut and advance to the weekend. He will play the North course on Friday, which played just slightly easier than the South in the opening round.
The highlight was a near ace at the par-3 16th, a 6-iron shot from 189 yards that rolled up just short of the hole and stopped 8 inches away for a tap-in birdie, his third of the day.
That got Woods back to even par for the day after he was 2 over through five holes.
"It was monstrous into the wind,'' said Patrick Reed of Woods' tee shot at the hole. "He was able to penetrate it through the wind at that height, and to be able to land it that soft and hit it a foot ... that thing came out like a pitching wedge. It went vertical.''
Reed, who has developed a bit of a bond with Woods since the 14-time major champion mentored him at the 2016 Ryder Cup, was keenly aware of what was happening.
"There were some things out there that were pretty cool to see,'' said Reed, who was grouped with Woods and Charley Hoffman for the first two rounds. "He hit a high, tight draw driver. He hit that low cut that went miles. Some of those cuts he hit off the tee today were insanely long. You're thinking a cut isn't supposed to go that far. He's hitting a flat cut out there 30 yards past your driver and you're like, all right. ...''
Woods hit eight of 14 fairways and 12 of 18 greens but made only 34 feet of putts -- which is the fourth worst of his career in the ShotLink era that dates to 2002. The longest putt Woods made was 4 feet.
"I've got to hit my irons a little bit better than I did today,'' he said. "I didn't hit them very close. I didn't give myself a lot of looks, and then it's hard to make a lot of birdies when you're not giving yourself any looks. I didn't do that today. So tomorrow hopefully I drive it a little bit better, hit my irons a lot closer, and we've got the better of two greens tomorrow so we'll see what happens.''
Woods, who was making his first official start since withdrawing from a European Tour event in Dubai last February, has long loved Torrey Pines, going back to his childhood when he attended his first PGA Tour event here with his father, Earl. He also won a junior event at Torrey Pines at age 15.
A winner of 79 PGA Tour events, Woods had an 11-year stretch at this tournament during which he did not finish worse than 10th and had six victories. He has eight professional victories here, including the 2008 U.S. Open.
But after four back surgeries -- including a spinal fusion in April that kept him from swinging a golf club for six months -- there are no longer any guarantees. This is just his 21st worldwide start since the first of those back surgeries in March 2014.
And despite a successful return to competition at the unofficial Hero World Challenge last month, Torrey Pines was always going to be a more difficult encounter.
Torrey is a considerably tougher test than Albany in the Bahamas, where Woods tied for ninth and shot three rounds in the 60s. There, the fairways were wide, the rough nonexistent. Here, not only are the fairways far more narrow, but they are bordered by deep rough that has become more prominent at this tournament in recent years.
"The Bahamas you can hit it hard and flight it,'' Reed said. "Here, not only do you have to hit it high or low but you have to hit it straight. I thought he looked pretty good, especially for coming back to a place like this. It's tough. Starting on the South course, it doesn't get any harder than that. I thought he looked solid and played pretty smart.''
As is often the case, Woods missed the first fairway -- he double-bogeyed the first hole on the South course three times during his 2008 U.S. Open victory -- leading to one of his three bogeys.
"Hopefully one day I'll be able to play that first hole well,'' he said
He added another bogey at the fifth hole when he couldn't get up and down from a greenside bunker, then registered his first birdie of the year with a nice drive at the par-5 sixth, followed by a long iron shot to the green and two putts.
A close approach at the 10th got him back to even, but Woods couldn't handle a 97-yard wedge shot at the par-5 13th, missing into a bunker from where he could not save par. His close call for a hole-in-one at the par-3 16th -- he's not had an ace on the PGA Tour since 1998 -- got him back to even par for the round.
Last year, Woods opened the tournament with a 76, then followed with a 72 to miss the cut by four strokes, which came at even par.
"I didn't think there were going to be that many good scores out there,'' he said. "I mean I'm in over 80th place and shot even par. There was no wind out there to actually kind of give us any trouble.''


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The Chair of Governors is Mr. Malcolm Boulter, who can be contacted through Mrs Croft (387010). The clerk to the Governing Body is Mr. Peter Culley.
The Governing Body meets at least 7 times per year, three times in the Autumn term, twice in the Spring term and twice in the Summer Term.
If you are interested in becoming a governor or finding out more about the role, please contact Dr Gill Eatough on 01952 387010.
I have been associated with HLC from its planning stage to the present day serving, initially, as chair to the shadow governing body then becoming chair to the substantive governing body. My background is in education, qualifying as a teacher of science and then becoming a secondary headteacher for 15 years in two very different schools in Shropshire.
Professor David Woods CBE – Education Consultant working with schools, local authorities and Academy chairs. Chair of the London leadership strategy and several school improvement boards. Author of several publications and speaker at education conferences.
Beverly has worked for thirty year in the public sector, most recently as a senior manager in three local further education colleges. As a qualified accountant, Beverly has wide experience of financial and human resource management, information services, IT, quality systems, estates and health and safety. She is currently the Finance Lead Governor at HLC.
David James held a senior position in local government before working for the General Teaching Council for England. He now runs his own HR consultancy providing advice and support in the education sector.
Andrew is the Plant Director at the Saint-Gobain iron foundry in Ketley. Saint-Gobain is a Business in the Community partner with HLC and Andrew is keen to build upon this link. He was delighted to accept the invitation to join the Governing Body. Andrew is passionate about education and particularly special needs education, as he has dyslexia himself. Andrew is 42, lives in Newport and became a Governor in May 2015.
This is my first term as a parent governor and I am looking forward to working hard in supporting HLC achieve their vision securing great futures for all its pupils. I have lived in Hadley for almost 20 years and I am pleased to see how well HLC has fit amongst the local community and landscape. I bring to the governors my experience as a parent of two young children starting their school life, my struggles and joys as a new business owner which gives me a realistic but optimistic view of the world, and my passion that all children are given the opportunity to be amazing in their own way.
Andy is a parent governor first elected six years ago just after his eldest son started at HLC. Passionate to be supporting HLC in making important decisions regarding the running of the school for the benefit of the pupils. Being the lead governor for "Community and Well-Being" is not a job and it's not just something you do in your spare time it's a vocation that demands a dedicated and enthusiastic approach to being a critical friend. I particularly enjoy asking challenging but necessary questions during meetings knowing the professional and well informed senior leadership team will always have an answer.
My name is Aliya Hussain. I am a medical student and I am very pleased to become a school governor at HLC.
I have two children attending the primary school, Ali who is in Year 1B and Fatimah who is in Early Years 2, both thoroughly enjoy school and the after school clubs.
I feel HLC are already brining the best out of their students but also believe there is always room for improvement.
I was elected as parent governor at HLC in 2012. I currently work for the Local Authority School Governance Team. Through my work I have gained a wealth of knowledge and experience about the statutory duties of governors and how to fulfil the role effectively. Because I am passionate that every child should receive the best education, fulfil their potential and be safe and happy in school I have been allocated the role of lead governor for SEND, Children in Care, Safeguarding and Queensway HLC. To fulfil this role I meet with school staff on a termly basis to discuss how effectively the school is supporting these children to do well and to check whether statutory obligations are being met. I regularly attend governor training events in order to keep up to date with new statutory duties and initiatives.
I joined HLC Secondary in September 2010 as a member of the Humanities team specialising in Geography. During my 14 year career, I have had a range of responsibilities within schools including subject and faculty leadership and the organisation of overseas expeditions and fieldtrips. This is my first year as teacher governor at HLC having been a governor at a previous school and I am enjoying having this opportunity to contribute further HLC.
|Governor Name
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|Mrs Bev Tyley
|Director of Consultancy working with TCAT
|Prof David Woods
|Education Consultancy
|Mrs Sally Jackson
|Owner Reagls Dogs
|Mrs Magda Farley
|Mrs Aliya Hussain
|Mr Andy Fay
|Mr Andrew Harris
|Mrs Shirley Thompson
|Associate Governor - Mount Gilbert
|Mr Nigel Griffiths
|Kick Start
|Mrs Erica Aston
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|Mr Paul Roberts
|Mr Malcolm Boulter
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Vandals have tagged the Puget Sound Hospital building with graffiti. Scavengers have cut fencing and broken windows to get in to steal wiring, metal and fixtures. The most recent calls to Tacoma police involve kids getting on the roof to smoke dope, according to TPD spokeswoman Loretta Cool.
So not only is the abandoned building an eyesore and source of many calls for police service, it's also a potential liability. If any of those kids are injured, guess who their parents will sue?
Pierce County wants to tear the old hospital down, and it would be gone by now had voters not rejected the proposal to build a county administration building on the site. But that's water under the bridge.
Now a new plan to demolish the building is in the works, and it promises to solve a few other problems at the same time. But some dominoes need to fall in place for that to happen.
First, South Sound 911 – an interlocal public safety and emergency communications agency – would need to agree to build its planned dispatch center and administrative office building on the Pacific Avenue site where the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department and Community Connections social services buildings stand now.
The project, expected to cost about $62 million, would be paid through a 0.1 percent sales tax increase approved by voters in 2011 specifically to create and fund South Sound 911. It means the agency will be able to consolidate six police and fire dispatch centers under one roof.
Money from that deal would pay for demolishing Puget Sound Hospital as well as the existing health department and Community Connections buildings, which are considered too expensive to renovate. The health department and Community Connections would move into a vacant building across Pacific Avenue, but that move hinges on the county successfully negotiating the building's purchase.
South Sound 911 is now doing its due diligence on the health department site, said Executive Director Andrew Neiditz. The agency has a backup candidate in University Place, but he says the Tacoma site is the preferred one.
The plan may be convoluted, but Pierce County Council Chairman Doug Richardson said he thinks it's a good one.
Demolishing Puget Sound Hospital is a "big priority. We've wanted to get it down for the neighborhood for a long time." And he said it's also time to find a better home for the health department and Community Connections. He said the county will be doing "aggressive citizen outreach" on the plan at several meetings. The plan needs County Council approval, but Richardson said it "enjoys support" there.
What does the future hold for the Puget Sound Hospital site once the building's razed? Sell it? Try again to build a county services building?
Either alternative could be a good way to end up. But the first priority is to tear down the building.
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Comin' straight from the fair.
Playing games and taking names.
You want to be next? Tell 'em, Pan!
| [Both] Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!
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You should win the game by the end of this verse
Kickin' mad rhymes, never, ever rehearsed
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Take your best shot, try hard
Win the prize, take us home to your backyard
| You like bears? Everybody does
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Let me let my bro get some of this flava
[Grizz] Yeah, boyyyy!
(Play the game)
| Okay, okay, nobody's won yet,
But you're looking super lucky today.
Let's see if you can give it a try.
(Play the game)
| [Panda] Three balls, three tries
Three bears, your prize
You could take us home right now
Come on, Grizz, get on the mic and tell 'em how
| [Grizz] Anyone can play this game, just watch, now
Take a throw, and the balls get knocked down
It's easy as 1, 2, 3
Step 3 being taking bears home, you see (Come on!)
| Step right up, just take a chance
You could win big-time, cancel all plans
There's nothing more important you gotta do
Than pay the man, throw the ball, and win too (That's right!)
| When it comes to prizes, bears are the best ones
Not stuffed, but the kind that can have fun
You know, let's show these nice people
What real fun looks like! (Play the game)
| Bust it, Grizz! Bust it, Grizz! Bust it!
Kick it, Pan! Kick it, Pan! Kick it!
Go, little bro! Go, little bro! Go!
Go, little bro! Go, little bro! Go! (Play the game)
| Bust it, Grizz! Bust it, Grizz! Bust it!
Kick it, Pan! Kick it, Pan! Kick it!
Go, little bro! Go, little bro! Go!
Go, little bro! Go, little bro! Go!
- This song features Moses Harris Jr., a.k.a Kid Static, as the lyricist and one of the vocalists.
- It is the second time the Baby Bears sing.
- It is also the first time that all of the Baby Bears dance and sing together.
Cultural References
- During the verse of Baby Grizzly sing "Anyone can play this game, just watch, now. Take a throw, and the balls get knocked down. It's easy as 1, 2, 3. Step 3 being taking bears home, you see (Come on!)" sound like the verse that was sing by Mike Shinoda from the song "It's Going Down" by The X-Ecutioners.


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Astounding Science Fiction October 1954
Fairly oldfashionable stories. It seems that Analog's stories have aged less well than the stories from the Galaxy magazine.
The Big Rain • novella by Poul Anderson
An agent of Earth is sent to Venus to investigate the local conditions and human rights. Venus has seceded from Earth's influence and hardly any information concerning its conditions is known. The story starts as a fairly black and white scenario, where the main protagonist seems to be very arrogant. I thought that things would turn out to be less black and white eventually. Unfortunately, things turn out to be even more black and white, and the supposed "hero" is a pretty irritating thug who beats up his wife before brainwashing her and kills loads of "evil" Venusians before escaping. The writing, especially in beginning, was pretty good and exiting, but the ending had too many long fight sequences. The characterization for most people was pretty bad, especially the main hero's spouse who has the character development of a badly drawn stick figure. ***½
The Deviant • short story by Everett B. Cole
A deviant has escaped to earth, and tries live here. Eventually, it turns out to be too hard and horrible, and he contacts the authority he is escaping from. And that's it. **
Training Aid • short story by Walter L. Kleine
The first space ship crew has gone through years worth of exercises. Then they must face the last and most realistic exercise ever. The "exercise" is just what you would think, but the crew —consisting of apparent idiots— doesn't notice it. You would think that weightlessness would be a slight clue. **-
The Conners • short story by Edward Peattie
A scientist who is working for the army is always trailed by an armed guard. One day he clubs the guard on the head and escapes to his freedom. But he might not be so welcome in the civilian world. It is a story that is very much rooted in the cold war atmosphere and the fifties. And the scientist in question seems to be extremely dense.
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Born in Shropshire, classicist Mary Beard received her PhD from Cambridge University in 1982. She joined Newnham College as a fellow soon after, then the classics faculty's only female lecturer. She has published 18 books, including The Parthenon (2002), The Roman Triumph (2007) and Women and Power (2017), and since 1992 has been classics editor of the Times Literary Supplement. She recently presented Civilisations on BBC2; a companion programme, Civilisations on Your Doorstep, airs on 4 May. Mary Beard is also currently presenting Front Row Late on BBC2 at 11.05pm on Friday nights until 11 May.
1. Restaurant
Moro, London EC1
I'm old enough to remember and, I confess, to slightly miss the era of "long lunches". But when I get a chance to choose a place for a "semi-long" lunch, it would always be Moro, which does the best, most comforting Spanish/north African food I know. I am a slightly picky carnivore, but this restaurant can wood-roast anything to perfection (with some great Spanish wines to match). We nostalgic types also take a wry pleasure sitting in the window and looking out at the now rather gentrified and foodie scene, and remembering what it was like all those years ago when Exmouth Market was a "real street".
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Kettle's Yard, Cambridge
Not far from where I live is Kettle's Yard, the University of Cambridge's wonderfully personal collection of modern art. Its nucleus was formed by the collector Jim Ede, and it's still displayed in his house, where 50 years ago he'd entertain students keen to learn about contemporary art (not high on Cambridge's academic syllabus at the time). It's always been a great place for a lazy Sunday afternoon visit, and we've missed it over the last two years while it's been closed for renovations. It's just reopened with a new education wing, and new space, adjacent to Ede's house, for temporary exhibitions – launching now with a great two-part show, featuring Cornelia Parker, Edmund de Waal, Caroline Walker and more. Worth the wait.
3. Radio
The Reunion, BBC Radio 4
This is one of those brilliant radio ideas that is set for as long a life expectancy as Desert Island Discs. Getting people back together years after they'd been involved in a major event, trauma, celebration or argument, and having them reminisce with a few prompts from Sue MacGregor, works almost every time. You can never tell whether they're still going to be fighting the old battles, or will have mellowed into friendship, whatever they once felt. Greenham Common was a particularly good one (with tinges of warmth between old enemies) – and a whole new series is under way which will have me hooked.
4. Place
Manchester hasn't been much on my radar until recently (coming from Shropshire, I always gravitated to Birmingham, before moving much further east). But over the last few weeks, I've been making an additional episode for the BBC Civilisations series, Civilisations on Your Doorstep, about the art you can see in the UK. We've seen some amazing things in regional museums, but if there's been one standout city for sheer civic grandeur, it's Manchester. The great Victorian town hall (currently being given a major makeover) has a sense of intelligent self-confidence to match most of what you'd find in Florence or Venice (including a clever series of paintings by Ford Madox Brown – celebrating, and partly inventing, the city's history from the Romans to the Bridgewater Canal).
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I'm a complete sucker for exhibition catalogues, whether as a memory of those exhibitions I have seen, or as a substitute for those I haven't. We have shelves of them at home, carefully if slightly nerdishly arranged in chronological order. But I usually have one in residence on my desk for a while, to offer a bit of pleasure between paragraphs of writing. The current occupant is the catalogue of Damien Hirst's show in Venice last year, which I didn't see – but even in book form it's not just beautiful, it's also a brilliantly clever riff on the whole idea of art objects dragged up from the sea bed (like so many of the most spectacular recent classical finds actually have been!).
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It's probably no surprise that I don't get to as many gigs as I once did. But a couple of years back, I did go to David Gilmour's concert in the amphitheatre of Pompeii. It was close to heaven for a classicist who grew up as a Pink Floyd fan: to listen to Comfortably Numb on the seats where the posh people of Pompeii (yes, I was near the front) used to watch the gladiators and wild beasts was a combination of slightly unsettling and unbelievably thrilling. Happily, there's a DVD for those who weren't there – or for me, when I feel like recapturing the experience.


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FAYETTEVILLE, NC– May 11, 2018– Jimmy Owens joined the World of Outlaws Craftsman Late Model Series at Fayetteville Motor Speedway for the preliminary night of the First in Flight 100. Owens claimed the PFC Breaks Fast Time Award (and set a new track record of 15.839 around the 4/10-mile), drew the pole position and claimed a $2,001 victory during the Big C Dash for CashRead more: 05/11/18- Fayetteville Motor Speedway
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A Spoonful of Sherman is a GLORIOUS celebration: In London this week only DON'T miss it
A Spoonful of Sherman is a delight and Glen Facey shines
A MUSICAL celebrating the Sherman Brothers really is supercalifragilistic... Please don't miss it. Only in London this week before a national tour.
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A Spoonful of Sherman really can make any modern medicine life hands us go down - and this musical does it in the most delightful way.
The show is simplicity itself. Five performers, two pianos and a static set.
The book, such as it is, combines glowing biography with slightly hokey homespun homilies.
The songs are a joyous whirl through the golden age of family musicals. Grins bloom and toes tap as your childhood rings in your ears again before you stealthily try to wipe away a tear or two at the melancholy magic of Feed The Birds.
The Sherman Brothers wrote the music for Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Jungle Book, The Slipper and the Rose, Winnie The Pooh and a host of pop classics like You're Sixteen.
Former A1 star Mark Read shines on the piano
Jungle Book classics written by the Shermans also appear
Across 55 (yes 55) numbers the versatile cast charm and delight.
Young leading man Glen Facey has the most expressive face this side of Tommy Steele, matched by lungs and buns of steel. His acrobatic monkeying about during I Wanna Be Like You brought the house down.
Jenna Innes, straight out of drama school, is the perfect foil with a sweet sincerity and clear soprano.
Their bright eyes and bushy tails are tempered by Sophie-Louise Dann's seasoned sass and sense of what comes after youthful optimism.
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Mark Read and Ben Stock share piano duties but also have their chance to shine.
Former A1 star Read's rendition of River Song is spine tingling while Stock shamelessly steals more than one scene with blissful clowning on The Wonderful Thing About Tiggers and as a deranged macaw on Crunchy Crackers.
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April 10th-11th Harrogate Theatre
April 12th-13th Southport Atkinson Theatre
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Cobourg, ON – October 4, 2018 – The Classic Rock Restock returns this year, with Classic Rock 107.9 radio personality York Bell-Smith to broadcast live for 36 hours straight out front of Victoria Hall in Cobourg, starting on October 11. This event is to raise donations for the Food 4 All warehouse in advance of the holiday season.
The Classic Rock Restock has been a significant success in past years, raising thousands of pounds of food and cash donations. One hundred per cent of cash donations are used to purchase additional food supplies, and all donations are then distributed to Northumberland's 13 food banks.
The Top 10 items most in demand at local food banks include:
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2. Canned fruit/vegetables
3. Canned meat/fish
4. Peanut butter
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6. Pasta/pasta sauce
7. Canned tomatoes
8. Canned pasta
9. Toilet paper
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Community members are invited to come out again this year and help make this event a success!
Event Details: Classic Rock Restock for the Food 4 All warehouse
Date & Time: 8am Thursday, October 11 to 8pm Friday, October 12, 2018
Location: Victoria Hall
55 King Street West
Cobourg, ON K9A 2M2
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#1 What's your (pen) name and where do you live?
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#4 What's your short story in Queerly Loving about? What inspired you to write it?
My story is about a first kiss that is shared between two 13 year old boys back in 1980. The story is part of a collection which includes stories that follow the life trajectory of gay men who have always considered themselves to be different. A Kiss between Altar Boys is the last story I wrote for the collection, and I wanted to highlight how brave young love needs to be and the enduring impact of a simple first kiss.
Andrew L. Huerta lives in Tucson, Arizona where he has spent the past 18 years in higher education teaching/advising students who are the first in their families to attend college.
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I've heard of people doing Pike's Basin in free roam, and I've also heard about doing quick runs of Twin Rocks. I want to know, which would give the most XP relative to a time period of, oh, I don't know, how about 1 hour? I ask this because I want to level up so I can get a better mount. ( My current mount is a Cleveland Bay )


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I'm going to write out the things I notice about Hildegard's chants bit by bit.
This is going to be a technical description so if you are not familiar with these terms you may find this bazaar.
1) Each chant phrase has a destination and it seems to be something like %50 1 / %45 5 and %5 other, at least in what I"m hearing so far.
2) There are also elements that are not quarters that seem to maybe be inprov embellishments. I don't know if they are, but I can use them if I write them out. Since it is for choir I need to write them out to be specific.
3) In everything I've heard I do not hear a major 7 anywhere. It is always a flat 7; still has a tendency to go to 1
4) Scale degree 3 is not particularly emphasized the way we emphasize it now. I can't recall a time I've heard where 3 is the destination
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7) The melismas are enormous and the phrases are often about as long as you can get in one breath
8) Hildegard is not afraid of high notes. Also her phrases have big curves and shape to them – they are nothing like a drone. I think a significant part of this is that low 1, 5, and high 1 are all valid places to end a phrase and that makes things rangy.
9) I heard one with two part counterpoint. This was had the rhythm tied – the words were always tied together and there was no imitation in what I heard. It was not all too far away from Fux 2 part although one key difference is that parallel fifths and octaves are allowed. I don't think I heard any parallel fourths.
10) Rhythm: We're dealing with old notation, but to keep things simple I'm going to call the general pulse a quarter note. Using this I'll say that there is no fear of 8th notes. And I hear things that might be closer to 8th note triplets than anything else. In the two parts, the counterpoint occasionally cadences into a unison, then moves away with contrary motion and I think this tends to happen on the 5th of the mode. Cadences are not always the same length. Sometimes they are quarters, more or less, and whole notes, more or less. Sometimes cadences seem to be preceded by a half note, but usually it is a quarter note with a slight rit or tiny fermata on it. In general half notes do not seem to appear except as the length of the pause / rest between phrases. Half note rests are all over the place.
11) Minor third hops: Sometimes when reaching a high 1 there will be an expressive leap up a minor third that then comes right back to the high 1. Same thing, less common, with a 5th hopping to a minor 7 and then back.
12) Tempo: These all tend to be about same rhythms which is moves right along with quarter equals about 120. That said the tempo is not strict, but when I do this if I do have counterpoint where things are not all locked into the same rhythm, I may well have to quantify every beat and keep in strict tempo most or near all of the time.
13) Some of these don't hover on melismas, sometimes these go through a lot of text very quickly. My piece doesn't have a lot of text so I would ned to melisma it out and repeat some.


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5th March 2018
Extra care housing is an appealing type of housing for an aging population, as they enable individuals to maintain their independence by focusing on the following three key elements:
- Promoting independence by providing people with self-contained accommodation along with access to onsite care services.
- Encouraging empowerment by making health, care and support services available to people in the area where they live as opposed to moving into a residential care home.
- Designed and adapted with accessibility in mind to facility the delivery of care.
It is important for the UK to continue its focus on extra care housing and provision, especially if recent figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) for their Overview of the UK population: March 2017 report is anything to go by.
According to the report, the UK's population was 65,110,000 in 2015; 17.8 per cent of this figure were aged 65 years and over. Both of these statistics are up considerably from the UK's population of 56,226,000 in 1975, where just 14.1 per cent were aged 65 years and over.
The figures are set to keep on increasing over the next few decades…
- In 2025, it is projected that the UK population will be 69,444,000 and that 20.2 per cent will be aged 65 years and over.
- By 2035, the nation's population is projected to reach 73,044,000 with 23.6 per cent who are aged 65 years and over.
- Come 2045, the UK's population is projected to be 76,055,000 with 24.6 per cent aged 65 years and over.
New build and refurbished housing services provider Esh Construction and landlord and developer the Thirteen Group are two companies focused on providing effective extra care housing to UK residents — through the creation of the Eston Community Village.
UK's population in 201565,110,000
Here's how the development in the North-East England city of Middlesbrough helps the nation's aging population:
Providing homes for those with early onset dementia, mental health and learning difficulties
The Alzheimer's Society reports that there are 850,000 people now in the UK with dementia — this figure is set to rise to more than one million by 2025 and then to 2 million by 2051. On top of this, the Mental Health Foundation has carried out research and found that one adult in six across its England-based study had a common mental disorder. The same organisation has also reported that approximately 1.5 million people in the UK will have a learning disability.
With the Eston Community Village, Esh Construction and the Thirteen Group have set out to provide homes not only for those aged 55 years and over but also those with early onset dementia, mental health and learning difficulties.
This community has been carefully considered and offers an innovative, socially inclusive design. A range of supported housing choices have been constructed to suit dependency levels and include features such as the following to assist those with dementia:
- Highlighted entrances using coloured doors and luminance for contrast.
- Shelving by front doors for people with dementia to personalise their apartments.
- Contrasting kitchen units with label holders.
- Specially designed building signage using colour and visual aids.
- Lighting has been designed to be dementia friendly.
- Colours of floor surfaces, walls, doors, skirtings and sockets provide good visual contrasts to aid wayfinding.
Setup to encourage residents to connect with the environment
There are many benefits of spend time outdoors as people age. Being outside boosts vitamin D levels — which are directly related to an improved immune system — and allows seniors to build and maintain healthy immune systems.
The Dementia Centre has also reported on research which has found that the health of people with dementia improved significantly when they spent even just as little as 10 to 15 minutes a day doing activities outside.
Residents of the Eston Community Village are encouraged to connect with the environment, through the following design considerations:
- It has a garden-centred scheme.
- Properties feature generously sized windows which optimise connection with outside, helping landscapes and buildings work together.
- Most apartments enjoy full balconies or patios with space for tables and chairs.
- All dwellings access communal gardens, with private rear gardens for bungalows.
- Various characterful garden areas, including lawns, themed gardens, produce, and walks, enrich environmental quality.
Factoring in the government's reductions in Social Care Funding
Estimates gathered by the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS) in June 2015 following a survey of its members claimed that the UK's adult social care budgets reduced by £4.6 billion between 2010/11 and 2015/16.
During the development of the Eston Community Village, Esh Construction and the Thirteen Group selected a design that allowed for flexibility should this income cease to fund a supported living arrangement.
As a result, all properties were allocated prior to completion and the model has been adopted as the next generation of supported care facilities. The design ensures it is affordable to run and provides improved independent living.
Praise for the Eston Community Village
Eston Community Village has created an important provision for the local area, which will deliver high-quality, modern homes that will meet the needs of residents who will benefit from its specialist features.
It will mean they can lead independent lives while receiving the care and support they need to be an integral part of their own community.- Ian Wardle, the chief executive of Thirteen Group
Councillor David Walsh, a cabinet member for adults at Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council, was also keen to add: "Through a successful partnership with Thirteen we are delighted to see this innovative scheme open. The Village caters for a range of disability groups and provides residents with a tailored, high quality, supported living environment. The scheme will greatly enhance the supported living offer in our borough."
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16 minute interview with Steve Evans on StagsPlayerHD
Boss asks players to grab Oldham opportunity
mansfieldtown.net, 9th January 2017
Stags' boss Steve Evans says tomorrow's Checkatrade Trophy tie against Oldham Athletic (7.45pm kick-off) presents his squad with the chance to stake a claim for a starting spot against Notts County.
The manager has revealed that he will be making changes for the visit of the Latics as he looks to freshen up the starting XI which played against both Blackpool and Crewe Alexandra over the last week.
New midfielders Joel Byrom and Ben Whiteman are cup-tied for the fixture as they appeared for Northampton Town and Sheffield United, respectively, in the earlier stages of the competition and the Stags' boss says tomorrow's match gives players the opportunity to impress him.
"We have to make changes - we've got some players cup-tied and I want to freshen the team up, but there's rules to be respected in the competition. We know we'll play against a full-strength Oldham side," the Stags' manager said.
Read more at http://www.mansfieldtown.net/news/article/2016-17/se-09-jan-3510518.aspx#z4W6TYa6P7t0yOy0.99
"I don't think whether we progress in this competition will be about what Oldham Athletic do tomorrow night, it will be about how we play and what we do. Will players grab an opportunity to stake a claim for their place in the team at Notts County on Saturday?
"There's competition to be in the team; we're going to make some changes and people will get a platform and they have to produce."
After seeing Whiteman and striker Yoann Arquin score on their home debuts on Saturday, the gaffer says the aim is for the new signings to contribute towards 'a solid base' in his playing squad.
"It's not fully the 'Steve Evans project' yet because we've still got a lot of work to do. We've signed three or four players and whether any of those four will ultimately be successful with us is determined by those guys. It's very similar to anyone thinking of buying a house or building a house; if you don't get the base right then the house will fall down.
"We're gradually building the base, we're gradually putting blocks in place which are quite firm and strong and good for the level and if we can continue to do that, we'll get better."
The former Crawley Town manager has also provided supporters with an update on the two cash bids which he submitted for players last Monday, admitting that one of his targets has chosen to join a club in a higher division.
"One's obviously decided to go somewhere else, so he's away. The other one: [his club is] trying to do some business and our offer would be acceptable but they're trying to get someone in.
"We're in a little bit of a chain and that tends to be [the case] when you are in League Two. A lot of times if you're in the Championship, you're controlling a lot of it because you're the head of that chain, but again it's no different to house moves.
"We're in a chain and we've got a manager saying if he gets his target, we can have ours. Ours, in respect of his personal terms with his representatives when we were given permission to speak [to him], is done. It's a case of the other club getting their business done."
Stags to make changes for EFL Trophy tie
chad.co.uk, Monday 09 January 2017
Steve Evans has made no secret he will make changes to his Mansfield Town side that faces Oldham Athletic in the EFL Trophy.
The Stags boss will be without the cup-tied Ben Whiteman and Joel Byrom on Tuesday night from the 3-0 League Two win over Crewe.
But has challenged those players that will take to the field in the third round tie to stake a claim for a start at Notts County.
He said: "This competition has always been one where if you go through, you say it's good for the players that are playing. If you go out, you say it's the last thing on your priority list.
Read more at: http://www.hucknalldispatch.co.uk/sport/football/stags-to-make-changes-for-efl-trophy-tie-1-8325552
"Many managers use that for the cups if they don't progress. We'll make changes, we have to make changes. We have some cup-tied and I want to freshen the team up but there are rules to be respected in the competition.
"We know we'll play against a full strength Oldham side. I'm very fortunate to speak to the chairman, Simon Corney, regularly up there. They'll be at full strength.
"I don't think whether we progress in this competition will depend on what Oldham Athletic do, it'll be about how we play and what we do. Players have the chance to stake a claim for a place in the team for Notts County on Saturday."
Oldham have lost three of their last four games - not scoring in any of them - with their last win coming in the second round of this competition.
"They need a win," said Evans. "The manager needs a win and the players need a win. We aspire to be in League One so we have to be very respectful. I almost took the Oldham Athletic job. I had a detailed analysis of what they had.
"They've got some very good players. We need to be at our best to make progress, we need them to be slightly down, and it's just about levels in football - as many clubs find.
"There's a gulf from League One to the Championship in what you're trying to achieve. It's the same from League Two to League One. It's the same as what Rochdale did at Barrow, they won 2-0 but it could have been nine looking at the highlights."
Stags making progress with transfer target
by MATT BROOKS, chad.co.uk
Mansfield Town boss Steve Evans hopes to have signed another player before Saturday's derby with Notts County. Evans revealed how the club had missed out on one of their targets this week but were making progress with a second ahead of the showdown at Meadow Lane. Stags have already seen four players come through the One Call Stadium entrance this month as Evans continues to re-shape his squad during the transfer window. Evans said: "We're working really hard. I've had chats with managers from levels above and representatives. I think we're making real progress, with a view to something maybe happening Wednesday or Thursday to see if we can add them to the squad for Notts County." The club made two written offers for players last week but as one given the chance to play higher up the leagues Stags may have to be patient with the other. "One's decided to go somewhere else, so he's away," said Evans. "The other one, they're (player's club is) trying to do some business and our offer would be acceptable but they're trying to get someone in. "We're in a little bit of a chain and that tends to be (the case) when you are in League Two. A lot of times if you're in the Championship, you're controlling a lot of it because you're the head of that chain, but it's no different to house moves. "We're in a chain and we've got a manager saying if he gets his target, we can have ours. Ours, in respect of his personal terms with his representatives when we were given permission to speak, is done. It's a case of the other club getting their business done." While four have arrived, four have left the club this month and there could yet be more as Evans looks to balance the numbers in his squad. He added: "We want some movement in and out. You can't keep adding at the top and forgetting the bottom end. Four have come in and four have gone out. We have to balance it and our squad was pretty high in terms of numbers. We can't be running with 26-27 players."
Read more at: http://www.chad.co.uk/sport/football/mansfield-town/stags-making-progress-with-transfer-target-1-8325871
Evans 'gobsmacked' by Stags ticket offer
Steve Evans admitted he was 'gobsmacked' when Stags chairman John Radford told him about the ticket offer which would see fans allowed to watch a game for free. The generous offer will give supporters who purchase a ticket for the home match against Leyton Orient on January 28 free entry to the Stags' following home game against Hartlepool United on February 11. Radford said he wanted to create a 'carnival-like' atmosphere at the One Call Stadium for the players to thrive under while Evans has sent out a rallying cry to the Stags fan base: "Come out and support us." He added: "Everyone knows in this town what he does for this football club. He never ceases to amaze me and when he spoke to me at the back end of last week and said 'I'm going to put this ticket offer on, what do you think?' I was pretty gobsmacked. "I think he recognises how hard it is for supporters these days, in difficult times with families, commitments, cars, mortgages, rents and other stuff you have to do, and at the same time he wants a busy One Call Stadium. "He wants to give us every opportunity to have a good atmosphere and he's been very generous up until now with the offers he's made. And with buy one get one free you've got to say to Mansfield people: 'Come out and support us'. "It's a great offer and let's take up the offer and make them do it again."
Read more at: http://www.chad.co.uk/sport/football/mansfield-town/evans-gobsmacked-by-stags-ticket-offer-1-8325967
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