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As someone with quite the passion for Christmas jumpers, I’m all about a fashion buy that’s both warm and head-turning - but who needs a festive knit when you can literally dress like a human sock?
Yeah, you heard me.
Bulgarian woollen designer Dukyana has created the most epic scarf/jumper/tube which literally covers from neck to toe, without even an arm hole to let the cold air in.
The ‘chunky mohair tube scarf’ is like the extreme version of a snood or jumper dress, and we’re kind of into it, for a number of reasons:
1. Getting dressed in the morning would be very easy.
2. The obvious benefit of wearing a giant blanket.
3. Lots of stretch for extra festive eating.
The only downside is it’s kind of pricey - £208, to be exact. And you may actually struggle to buy one, as they’re currently sold out…but the designer is confident you can have your order within 14 days of payment. So that Christmas dream can still be a reality!
It’s worth noting, though, that previous wearers of the scarf haven't been entirely convinced. Some commented that the design is not practical for walking long distances, and others said it looks shapeless on.
Not entirely surprising, really.
Dukyana has more goodness, though. If the scarf covers too much skin, you might want to consider their mohair jumper with matching shorts.
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It is amazing how much dry, hot weather is affecting the world these days. Every time I turn on the news, there are terrible images of forest fires in Greece, the USA, Sweden, Canada (just to name a few). Despite two wet days last week, we have had very little rain since the spring time. Usually, I would love the summer warmth but the weather is taking a terrible toll on nature and farming. When we were in Tadoussac last week, we saw the aftermath of someone's lawn that had suddenly caught fire. Very charred and very scary!
Here is to wishing the very hot and dry places a little bit of rain... and respite!

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Don’t let the permanent bed head fool you. Clark is fiercely creative and unmistakably brilliant. He respects craft in all its forms, and that shows in his work. He approaches bank branding with a refreshing whimsy, using vehicles like patterned letterpress cards, glassine envelopes, hand-hewn signs, woolen beanies and even an occasional painted pie wagon. Yes. Really.
But he can never escape the intellect of the project. Clark demands that each brand have an authentic story told through a concept that is a genuine outpouring of the brand. The results are nothing short of amazing. He is in demand for his creative direction on every step of branding, lending his heightened awareness of branding systems and refined taste to build brands that are right for the bank, the purpose, and the people and their lives.

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text: The effects of immobilization on healing collogenous tissue treated with thermal shrinkage are investigated in an in vivo rabbit model. Thermal shrinkage was performed on 45 of 50 medial collateral ligaments in 25 mature New Zealand rabbit knees. In half of the knees, the joints were immobilized. Animals were killed at 0, 3, 6, and 9 weeks postoperatively. Failure loads of ligaments were determined, and morphalogic changes were evaluated by electron microscopy. The failure load of shrunken ligaments was significantly lower than that of the intact ligaments on the day of operation (P < .05). Shrunken ligaments reached their highest failure loads in the third week within the first 9 weeks. The immobilized ligaments remained weaker than the mobile group, but this difference was statistically significant only in the ninth week (P < .05). Immobilization seems to hove negative effects on the healing ligament. Ideal timing for remobilization is still controversial, and abandoning immobilization protocols for longer than 3 weeks should be considered.

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Bluenoemi Necklace with sterling silver blessings
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Simpson Protects Water Rights against Federal Overreach
Cosponsors bill to prevent agencies from taking private water rights as condition of land use permit
Washington, October 23, 2013
Bill to prevent agencies from taking private water rights as condition of land use permit
Idaho Congressman Mike Simpson has cosponsored legislation to ensure that the federal government can’t hold private water rights hostage as a condition for a land use permit. H.R. 3189, the Water Rights Protection Act, prohibits agencies from requiring the transfer of privately held water rights to the federal government in order to obtain a permit to use federal land. Simpson, who oversees the budget of the Department of the Interior and the Forest Service as chairman of the House Interior and Environment Appropriations Subcommittee, included a similar provision in the House Interior Appropriations bill for FY14.
“In the West, we know water is the key to our economy, and threatening water rights is tantamount to an attack on our way of life,” said Simpson. “It is ridiculous that the Forest Service, or any other agency, would try and force someone to hand over privately held water rights—which are regulated by the state and not the federal government—in order to obtain a land use permit.”
States have jurisdiction over water rights. Unfortunately, in a number of cases, the U.S. Forest Service has attempted to circumvent state water law by requiring those applying for a Forest Service permit to turn over privately held water rights to the federal government. H.R. 3189 would prohibit federal water takings and protect both privately held water rights and state water laws.
“If there was ever an argument for the supremacy of state water law, this is it,” said Simpson. “When we’re dealing with an issue that is so central to our economy and way of life, it is crucial that state and local officials—those who are familiar with the people and local issues—are the ones to make decisions about how water is used. No federal agency should be able to hijack water rights as a condition for issuing a permit. This legislation makes it clear that the government cannot conduct business in this manner.”
H.R. 3189 is currently under consideration by the House Agriculture Committee.


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it had been a long day. I began my new job as an intern at time out hong kong. it is going to keep me busy for the next few weeks and I am hoping to expand; take my writing some place else. the newsletter editorial that is being prepared for this week is underway and there is another half a dozen things on the list I have to focus on. but it is okay with me. the atmosphere of the office is just as you would expect for a magazine. messy desks, endless stacks of previous issues, boxes of the latest one, film posters and photographs of celebrities. hong kong art festival. boxes, boxes, boxes. envelopes and other paper paraphernalia. and then there’s the people. some of them I’ve met throughout the years of hanging out on the streets of hong kong. the anxious ones go out for a cigarette every half an hour and the rest just stocks up on the caffeine supply. there’s always a deadline ahead and I like the pressure of it.
then the globe. it has been a while since my father and I just sat together for a drink. talking about everything and nothing. I already mentioned the importance of this, coincidentally about the same time last year. hazelnut boy joined us half way through and then he left. it was like a déjà vu. again. the same corner, the same facial expressions. the same bullshit. me quitting, giving up. but I knew from his eyes that he doesn’t believe me. I don’t believe me. and then two hours on the phone, sitting down on the sidewalk, trying to sort things out. the thin line between love and not wanting to be alone. it is interesting though that his empty words still have an effect on me.
the globe –
ideas floating around the street lights; flickering
no reason to believe anything
because people come and go
sometimes they would return
to the nothingness
of empty white bedsheets
of empty nights
of empty souls
barefoot and writing in a bar
but I wouldn’t know
I am long gone
hidden in the streets of the real chinatown
quiet sunday. home made cream pumpkin soup with parmesan for breakfast. searching and collecting inspiration throughout the afternoon. beautiful DIY projects; I am thinking of starting a couple of mine. finding consolation in earthy tones. looking at photographs of paris; one, two, three. and then the double exposure. lots of yellow and green. I am missing colors despite it being only a few days after chinese new year. colors palettes like these make me feel warmer.
in fact, I am doing whatever I can to keep warm.
early awakening; before sunrise. the apartment felt warm enough to walk barefoot. a quick cup of coffee before catching a taxi to kowloon city. ninety multiple questions in sixty minutes just for fun. the process of elimination. I passed by his house on the way back home. the sun was out and the sky was blue; my mood lifted up immediately. I spent the rest of the morning watching barack obama’s state of the union speech, twenty minutes into to it I couldn’t tell whether I was feeling apathetic or furious at the fact that there’s even a possibility of him not winning the second term. how can he not win? but. I don’t want to talk about politics.
instant pho noodles for lunch, a couple of episodes of new york on the overheated sofa. after six days spent inside, I decided to leave the house. carefully choosing the groceries, thinking of nothing. I picked up my camera again after entire seventeen days of not touching it. the shutter felt stiff; I felt as if my sense for composition has abandoned me. hopefully I will be able to see colors again. the lifeless weather of the past three weeks caused me to forget how to capture things around me.
early evening with the filmmaker in one of the hidden streets of sheung wan reminded me of some of the things I’ve left behind. unwillingly, unknowingly. homei cafe, iced coffee, wandering neighborhood cats, the flickering of streets lamps. we saw a beautiful loft with a terrace. the place seemed entirely out of place and I felt envy looking at the couple sipping from their wine glasses, separated but unified with the surroundings. I wish I could haven taken a photograph of that brief moment. hollywood road, shut antique shops, deserted dark streets. club seventy one after a long time. hong kong problems taken to another level. his little notebook and soft-tipped pencil. what was supposed to be obtuse became pseudo-intellectual with a hint of over-analysis. but that’s how we are.
I’ve missed afternoons like this.
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hong kong is completely white. white, white, white, white. we cannot see anything from our window. only eternal whiteness, which has been lingering over the city for the past week and a half, not willing to subside. each january and weeks beyond it are the same. I am looking at pictures of croatia. pictures of warmth, sea, sun, summer, glasses of wine, ice cream and the happiness of walking barefoot all day long. I cannot even taste it. september disappeared on a far away land of unknown. I am homesick for a home that I left with a heavy heart and promised never to return. but I cannot keep that promise. I wouldn’t and I couldn’t. everything seems overly complex for no reason.
another cup of coffee with milk, a forty minute phone conversation with a friend of mine, an hour nap in the afternoon. this time that I spend at home allows me to focus on reading; quiet moments of solitude, just lost in the other world. my phone keeps ringing and ringing. but I just leave it there. I need to give myself a little break. reevaluation and priorities and enough sleep. things like that.
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The 2016 edition of the Turin Jam Today was exciting and intense as ever. 50 participants in 8 teams have squeezed their brains to find a way to make “playable” mathematics: a topic that has sparked the imagination beyond the best expectations.
The two day event began Saturday, October 1 opened with the welcome of the organizers and the unveiling of the theme of the Game Jam “The Final Countdown”, followed Prof Dario Maggiorini of PONG University of Milan on how much maths there is in video games and why it is important to study it, and also presented a game made by his students .
In less than 15 minutes the teams were operational and the game jam came alive. This year for the first time were also included withing the game jam, some gamification element and teams were also challenged in acquiring the “Diversifier” points.
At 11.30 all teams had a name, a leader, a slogan and a logo as well as a first idea of the game. Arount 16.30 the concept of the games concept were generally defined and each team had created his own group on facebook.
This year it was not possible to accommodate the teams for the night. Our jammer do not lose heart: everyone found a solution to continue working as a group at someone’s house or at a distance.
At 7 in the Sunday, October 2 we reopened the doors and teams restarted – or better continued – to work: a team withdrew due to health problems of the participants, while another team of young students (17 years old) from Institute Majorana Grugliasco began to cope with the harsh reality of many emerging problems: the management of collisions, graphics etc. but they didn’t given up. It ‘appeared an electric guitar and a new game born from a night intuition developed individually by a single competitor.
Without pausing a moment they made the final touches and we began the phase of the games presentation .. not without a few bumps 🙂
And finally the awards!
Diversifier the prize winners – Offered by T-Union TEAM: TRICOLOR TEAM with the game – a game about the features with beautiful graphics and 400 like on fb page in two days
Award winners AUDIENCE – Offered by the Treatabit TEAM: STUDIO 44 with the game M4athM4are – a play on prime numbers that was the most beloved of all jammers!
and then awarded by the jury:
THIRD PLACE – Offered by the Treatabit TEAM STUDIO 44 with the game M4thM4are
SECOND place- Offered by Digital Bros Game Academy – the Function Games team with the game Math Dungeon
FIRST PLACE – Offered by Synesthesia and Droidconf Italy – #Bombate am the team with the game – Under expressure
SPECIAL AWARD “MARCOLAGO” the game “MATHKNIGH” by Dario Conti


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Shanghai’s international music scene hits the rocks
Two months ago, when Shanghai was set to host Metallica, Korn, Limp Bizkit and Aerosmith in August, it seemed the city was set to become a world-class city for rock music. Especially when the Metallica concert sold out within 10 minutes. The tickets, which ranged from 480 yuan to 1,680 yuan ($77-$271), were later scalped for prices as high as 8,000 yuan.
Encouraged by the passion of Chinese audiences, the local promoter persuaded Metallica to add a second show. However, the second concert did not sell as well as the first. Before the two concerts on Aug 13 and 14, there were online posts discussing trading tickets, but now you could buy tickets for prices lower than for what they originally sold for.
It was rumored that after the concerts opened, punters could buy tickets from scalpers for 50 yuan — a sharp contrast to the earlier situation.
While this may be good news for fans who enjoyed cheap tickets and the scalpers who got in early and made a profit, the disorder in tickets management has long arrested the healthy development of show business in China and will likely continue to do so.
The Mercedes-Benz Arena where Metallica performed has 18,000 seats, but the actual number of tickets available was substantially less. It is an open secret in China that concert promoters have to give a large number of tickets to government departments, especially those who deal with cultural affairs, public security, and fire control.
It is not difficult to guess where those 50-yuan tickets come from. On the one hand, the limited number of tickets for sale made the promoter set higher prices. On the other hand, complimentary tickets that flow into the black market disturb the normal marketing of events.
Imagine how you would feel if you paid 1,680 yuan for a ticket but later discover you could get in for 50 yuan. If this happened to me, I probably would not buy a ticket through legal channels the next time, but instead wait outside the venue at the last minute.
This was probably what happened to the Aerosmith concert. The band was supposed to perform in Shanghai on Aug 21. Two days before, fans who had purchased tickets were informed that the show would be canceled. No explanation was given, except “due to emergency reason”.
Aerosmith announced on their official website that they were forced to cancel the concert because the local promoter was “unable to meet contractual obligations”.
The show was supposed to happen at the 24,000-seat Hongkou Soccer Stadium, but only 5,000 tickets had been sold, according to Shanghai music critic Sun Mengjin. He assumes this to be the reason why the promoter decided to cancel the concert at the last minute to avoid a box-office smashup.
But who will compensate the fans who bought the tickets, many of whom don’t live in Shanghai but had asked for leave and booked their air or train tickets and hotels?
Some analysts say that given the two Metallica concerts on Aug 13 and 14, and the two-day Sonic Shanghai festival (which presented Korn and Limp Bizkit) on 17 and 18, the Shanghai market of international rock music couldn’t afford the Aerosmith concert. Sonic Shanghai was largely a failure, as the stadium was mostly empty.
“It is probably a good thing for Shanghai that the Aerosmith concert got canceled, so that Shanghai won’t become a Waterloo for international stars,” a promoter friend of mine wrote on her weibo microblog.
The most internationalized Chinese city, Shanghai is the best choice for touring musicians if they plan to have a show in China. However, without improvement in China’s arts policy and management, it is unlikely acts will flock to Shanghai.
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Waitrose was boosted by the late arrival of warm weather, with sales growing by 13.6% in the week to 28 July, according to the supermarket’s latest sales figures.
The supermarket said trade was “positively impacted by the hot weather for much of the country, which meant outside gatherings and celebrations over the weekend, and particularly strong sales of anything that can be enjoyed chilled in the garden”.
Sparkling wine sales were 75% higher than last year, rosé wine sales were up 91%, Pimm’s up 116%, beer up 21% and cider up 49%. Fizzy soft drinks sales were up 32% and squash sales were 33% up on last year.
Waitrose also had its “biggest-ever” week of ice-cream sales, with sales 55% higher. Top-selling ice-creams included essential Waitrose rocket lollies, which saw sales increase by 127%.
Many gathered for barbecues and alfresco celebrations, with barbecue meat sales 78% up on last year, salad sales 48% higher and quiche sales 41% higher.
The Waitrose Food to Go range saw sales grow by 26% as shoppers picked up something to eat on the go or on the way to an event. This effect has been markedly increased in Waitrose’s Stratford branch in east London, which saw sandwiches and snack sales double over the weekend.

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Local showjumpers Sam, Kim, and Laura Beer, and Kate, Isabelle and Rachel Hare will all compete at the state championships in Yarrambat this weekend.SHAUN CONNOR February 22, 2013 4:45am
Deniliquin Pony Club will have a staggering six representatives at the Victorian Dressage and Showjumping Championships at Yarrambat this weekend.
The local contingent making the trip to Yarrambat is Sam, Kim, and Laura Beer, and Kate, Isabelle and Rachel Hare. All six girls will compete in showjumping.
Even more impressive is the fact the three Beer girls and Rachel Hare make up the entire C grade showjumping side for the Northern Zone, which Deniliquin is part of.
It is believed to be the first time that a representative side at the state championships has been made up of riders from one club.
Kate and Isabelle will represent Northern Zone’s A grade squad.
‘‘You have to compete in two out of three qualifying rounds before you can compete at these championships. The top four scorers from the qualifying rounds then get selected to represent their zone,’’ Deni Pony Club president Kevin Hare said.
‘‘It’s a real honour for us to have so many riders competing at the one event. It’s a feather in our cap.’’
While a major event in itself, the championships at Yarrambat this weekend will provide the local riders with plenty of top level experience ahead of the PCAV State Horse Trials, to be held in Deniliquin on May 4 and 5.
‘‘The championships we are hosting in May is for dressage, showjumping and cross country, where riders compete in all three disciplines,’’ Hare said.
‘‘This is just either straight showjumping or dressage, it’s a specialists event.’’
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Elements of the vision for revitalising the Shepparton central business district are falling into place.
The Tungamah Football Netball Club has completed a fairytale season to clinch the Picola and District Football Netball League South East Premiership with an emphatic 106 point win over the Katamatite Tigers at Tungamah.
Billed as ‘Fabulous Flowers and Fine Food’, Tatura’s Anglican Church Parish had a successful fundraiser on Thursday, September 4.
Member for Swan Hill Peter Walsh will announce upgrades to Bendigo to Echuca rail line, as well as a further upgrade to the Deniliquin line for rice freight, during celebrations at Echuca Railway station tomorrow.
David and Katrina Christie’s Nanneella dairy farm is now home to one of the biggest sheds in the district, a 160m by 37m monster.
Don’t write Ky off yet, says coach ahead of preliminary final
Seymour event packs out St Mary's College on Saturday night.
People travelled from all around the region to attend an open day at the Berrigan Rural Fire Service on Saturday.
Mia Mia Cricket Club is about to field its first cricket team since 2001
Cobram Mens Shed chips away at the issue of mental health but calls for more space.
Breakout seasons from Deni Rovers Jamie Thorpe and Nick Hay have seen the pair rewarded with respective best and fairest titles.
Now the Murray-Darling Basin Plan is enshrined in law, many opponents of the controversial plan to return irrigation water to the environment appear to have lost interest.
More than 320 000 foxes and 1500 wild dogs had been eradicated under the bounty scheme in the past three years.
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I have hit another memorable milestone in my novel writing journey!
I finished the major writing on Ruby’s at the end of April. I have edited and rewritten and done more editing and adding and cutting and I’m finally at a point where I (think) I am ready for other eyes to read it. Going back through it, I still see a lot that I want to work on, but I don’t want to do another pass through the manuscript until others have read it.
And this is the point where I entrust years of work to someone to read and pass judgement as to whether the story makes sense, if the dialog is realistic, if the pacing is steady and doesn’t lag and if the story in general ‘doesn’t suck’. As long as it doesn’t suck I guess I can be happy.
Everyone I know wants to read it. Because they know me and they’re excited about the book. I’m entirely more concerned about people that don’t know me– strangers on a train, I call them. Would they pick up my book and be engrossed in it, or would they get bored and put it down?
Not everyone is going to love it. It’s a debut novel, for sure…. but I have to start somewhere. I’m pleased to be starting here.
Now I have to figure out how this Beta thing works. And then I have to ACTUALLY read the comments that come when people have read it.
I also still need to write a synopsis and start researching how to write a query. Oh MY!

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Tells Half-Century of
Chillicothe Constitution Tribune, October 23, 1953.
by Mrs. Luther Boone, Wheeling, Missouri
reprinted with the permission of the Chillicothe Constitution Tribune
Moody School Building, moved there in 1921, dates back even longer
Sampsel School is located in District 46, Township 58, and Range 25. Two corner lots, approximately 50x100 were given for the school’s site by George D. Wagner in 1903.
The school was built by J. A. Walker and Charles Dawkins. It was a one-roomed building approximately 40x24, which faced the west. Desks, which faced the west, had tops which raised and lowered. The teacher’s desk was in the west end of the building.
John Hargrove was the first teacher, in 1903 followed by Miss Cole, who taught two terms. Miss Cole later was married to Everett Stith and now lives four and one-half miles north of Sampsel. Mrs. Stith and A. D. Walker of Sampsel furnished most of the school’s early history.
In an interview, Mrs. Stith said that opening exercises at the school when she taught, consisted of reading a chapter from the Bible, repeating the Lord’s Prayer and often singing a hymn. School terms at that time were six months long. Subjects studied were Franklin readers, Stowell’s Physiology, Milne’s Arithmetic and Algebra, Patrick’s Grammar, Progressive Spelling, Rand-McNally’s Geography, Civil Government, literature, and ancient history.
Games played were ball, blackman, and prisoner’s base. Literary societies and spelling matches were held occasionally at the school.
The first board members were Tom Brookshire, G. D. Wagner, and William R. Walker (father of A. D. Walker).
Mrs. Stith boarded in the homes of J. A. Walker and G. D. Wagner. She paid $3.00 a week for room and board. Her salary was $35.00 per month.
Early teachers who followed Miss Cole were Mary Horton, Grace Brant, Alice Bennett, Foy Trimble, Rhoda Ragan and Lela Minnick. According to information furnished by Charles Wagner, his aunt, Rachel (Walker) Mast taught her first term of school as early as 1895 and 1896.
Early patrons of the district included the names of McWilliams, Caladine, Walker, Ware, Brookshire, Gann, Larimore, Wagner, Frazier, Buster, Bledsaw, Whitaker, Austin, Todd, Keith, Roberts, Treon and Minnick.
In 1920 it was voted to have a consolidated high school at Sampsel. The high school opened September 6, 1920, with a two-year accredited school.
Names of the high school pupils attending the first year and their addresses follow: Joseph Greenwood, North Carolina; Hugh McClure, Mooresville, Missouri; Raymond Wilson, California, (state); Edwin Wilson, Chillicothe; George Dryden, Sedalia; Roy Ewen, (deceased); Elizabeth (Dryden) Minnick, Lock Springs; Ruth (Lewis) Kispert, California (state); Juanita (Hayes) Vandyke, Altamont; Eunice (Akers) Wagner, Chillicothe; Gladys (Mast) Chapin, Chillicothe; Oakland Douglas (who furnished this information), Chillicothe; Naomi (Sexsmith) Lay, Chillicothe; Anna (Thompson) Wells, Wheeling; Faye Cusick (deceased).
In 1921 the high school moved to the former grade school building and the original building was enlarged to twice its size, partitioned into two rooms, by means of sliding doors. A three-year high school was maintained. In 1922-23 a room was added upstairs, which made three rooms in the building, a full four-year high school was held. Most of the materials and labor for the added rooms was donated.
The members of the first graduating class in May 1923, were: Joseph Greenwood, Raymond Wilson, Hugh McClure, Gladys Mast, Eunice Akers, and Ruth Lewis.
In the thirteen years the high school functioned, twenty trophies were won in Basketball, track, oratorical and music contests.
The high school closed in May 1933. Graduating that year were: Mildred (Grouse) Walker, Chillicothe; Mary (Dryden) Gann, Cameron; Catherine (Holman) Dawkins (deceased); Roy Hicklin, Chillicothe; Wesley Cooper, Cameron; Albert Arnett, Jr., Montana (state). This building now serves as a community center.
When the high school moved in 1921 to the former grade building, the Moody School, which was located in District 7, Sampsel township, Section 33, two miles southwest of Sampsel, was moved to two lots west of the original grade school building. These lots, comprising approximately one-fourth acre, were purchased by the school board. This building, which has recently been remodeled, still serves as Sampsel’s grade school.
Interesting facts about the Moody School in its original setting have been discovered, therefore a short history of the school follows:
It could not be determined when Moody School was first established; however in an interview with Mrs. J. M. Roberts of Sampsel, it was learned that the building was very old at the time she attended in 1885, at the age of fourteen. Her husband, now past eighty-five, stated that he helped Smith Walker build benches and desks for the school of native lumber.
Mrs. Martha Shumate of Larned, Kansas, who was Miss Martha Brown when she taught there in 1891, had this to say of the building: “The house was just a shack, built of box siding and the cracks covered with slate. It was ceiled inside. The window frames were loose and rattled. Some of the window panes were broken with shingles tacked over the holes. The old wood stove, was dangerous.” She writes that the schoolhouse sat in a grove of shell bark hickory trees and the boys kept a supply of the shell bark peeled for kindling which was piled in one corner of the building.School board members at that time were Monah Reecer and Smith Walker, whose children made up most of the school’s personnel. Miss Brown, who lived five miles from the school, rode horseback to and from school. Mr. Roberts recalls that she came to see him in regard to teaching Moody School, and that he recommended her to the school board as a capable teacher. He said she was riding horseback the day she came to see him. Mrs. Shumate writes that she rode one of his father’s work horses to school, “and COULD he gallop!” She rode a sidesaddle with her right knee thrown over the saddle’s horn and her foot in the stirrup. Her riding habit was a long, very full, black skirt, which she wore over her regular attire. She would have to pull up the under part of the skirt enough to find the stirrup and the skirt would fall below her foot “in a long, stylish way.” When it rained she carried a parasol. She writes, “wouldn’t that be a picture show these days?” She says the school term was divided into a four-month winter term and a three-month summer term. The larger boys only had four months of school as they were needed on the farm during the summer term. A new building was erected in 1893. At this time Miss Elizabeth Moody gave the acre of land for the school’s site on August 4, 1893. The school is named for the Moody family, which lived across the road one-fourth mile south of the school. Mr. and Mrs. Roberts say this building was erected on the same spot where the previous school building had stood. Mrs. Fred Eberlin of Breckenridge, who was Amanda Reecer when she attended Moody School, writes that her first teacher in 1895, was Miss Rachel Walker, whose married name is Mast. Other teachers named by her follow: John Peniston, Miss Eades, Charles Greenwood, Elma Dryden, Lovie McCLure, Robert Locke and Eva Hilt. Her last teacher was Asa Brookshire, whom she considers her “outstanding teacher.” She writes that there were literary societies, spelling matches, church and Sunday School services, box and pie suppers at Moody School while she was a pupil there. Her father, Monah Reecer, served on the school board for years. She writes that the land where the schoolhouse stood, overflowed during rainy seasons. The writer was privileged to visit recently, the spot where this little school once stood. Nothing remains except one tree, which might have been there when the school functioned. The Reecer home was pointed out, and it seems well-preserved. The river has claimed the Moody home. Mrs. Elmer Skinner of Kidder, who was Maude Hicks when she attended Moody School in 1900, was helpful in supplying names of those she felt would be able to give data for Moody School’s history. Her family lived on the Moody farm. Her first teacher’s name was Miss Elma Dryden. Some of her schoolmates were Roscoe, Harve, Cora and Amanda Reecer; Grover and Eva Gann; Aaron and Laura Walker. In an interview with Mrs. E. T. Johnson of Chillicothe, it was found that she taught Moody School 42 years ago. She was then Miss Jessie Maddox. She taught two terms and had approximately 42 students attending. In later years, Mr. Drury Wilson now of Cleveland, Oklahoma, taught Moody School. He comes back occasionally to visit friends in Sampsel. As in other rural schools, pupils from Sampsel have found success in their chosen fields. Charles D. Wagner, a pupil at Sampsel, took a postal examination in Kansas City in 1906 and served the Kansas City post office for 33½ years, though he completed but an eighth grade education. Later he moved to Sampsel and has done well.
A. D. (Dan) Walker, of Sampsel, a former pupil served as representative to Jefferson City during 1937-38. He is now serving as field man for the State’s Sales Tax Department. Dr. Foy Trimble of St. Joseph, a former pupil and teacher, was a commander during World War I and is now a practicing physician in St. Joseph. Mrs. Bessie Grimes of Chillicothe, who is Sampsel’s present teacher furnished all information about the school’s latest history. Mrs. Grimes drives to school each day from her home. This is her second term at Sampsel. She previously taught in Daviess and Grundy Counties for seven years, and served as substitute teacher in the Chillicothe schools for six years. She says she finds the cooperation of the patrons of Sampsel School one of the highlights of her zest for teaching. The present building is modern. It has five windows on the west side and a window on the south, which are all fitted with storm windows. The building is insulated.
The anteroom on the south has a built-in sink on the west side, with a built-in storage space beneath. On the east side of it is a pole with coat hangers, and above this is a shelf which extends the length of the anteroom. There is a window in the west. The top part of the outside door is glass. The floor of the anteroom is of concrete. A medicine chest with a first-aid kit, and a paper cup container and towel rack are part of the anteroom’s equipment. A door lead’s from the anteroom into the main building. This room has 36 desks which face the north, and across the front of the room there is a slate blackboard. The teacher’s desk is of metal. It was purchased last year. The chair is an office type. A long table along the east wall is used for reference books, with two shelves beneath, one used for the bookmobile books. There is a study table in the back room by the south window. There are two cupboard-type cabinets, a recitation bench, an electric clock, six folding chairs, a flag pole, a full set of maps, globe and many reference books, a large dictionary, a piano and a radio.
The building was heated with an oil-burning furnace, which stands in the southeast corner of the room. Mrs. Grimes is teaching arithmetic in all the grades from the first to the eighth inclusive, and in other subjects she is teaching the xxxxxxx Playground equipment includes a merry-go-round, swing, teeter-totter, slides, trapeze chains with rings, baseballs and bats, volley-ball and a baseball diamond. Games played are dodge ball, black-man, dare-base, throw-the-wicket, pig-in-the-pen, jump-the-rope, charades and anti-over. Last term, nineteen students received their 9-point health pins. The children were given X-Ray examinations for TB. A bus was chartered on the 2nd of May, with Clyde Copple of Dawn as driver, and the children were taken to Kansas City’ Union Station. From there they went to Swope Park to enjoy the lunches brought from home. The money for this project was raised by having a pie supper, which netted $165.00. Earlier, a trip was enjoyed to one of Chillicothe’s printing presses, the water plant, the power and light plant and a bakery. The trip concluded with lunch at the teacher’s home after which they all went to a picture show.
The 28 pupils attending Sampsel last year were Ardith Douglas, Barbara Douglas, Shirley and Margaret Goodman, Stephen and David Martin, Carol, Delbert, Joyce and June Miller, Gary Still, David Daley, J. R. Dell, Frank and Jerry Gaston, Jennie and Sherry Killian, Connie Jones, Karon Tiberghien, Cecil Walker, Darrell and Darlene Plowman, Larry Walker, Mary Pat Van Zant, Marjorie Powers, Sharon Snyder, Gary Sprouse and Lois Whittworth. The bus drivers were Mrs. Ernest Douglas and Chet James. The children came from Raulie, Kirk, Brown, Sneed and Sampsel school districts. Directors last year were Kenneth Walker, president, Roger Van Zant, Harry Nelson Walker, and Mrs. W. T. Morris, clerk. The second Thursday evenings of each month, it is the meeting date of the town’s community club. Interesting programs by patrons, often assisted by the children, are enjoyed. Box and pie suppers are held occasionally. The school children give a Christmas program each year at the Mount Olive Church.

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Carbon from power generation to fall by four fifths by 2030
Scotland has set a target to cut carbon emissions from electricity generation by more than four-fifths by 2030, underlining the huge market for offshore wind beyond 2020.
First Minister Alex Salmond revealed the new target in an address this morning at the Scottish Renewables/Scottish Enterprise Offshore Wind & Supply Chain Conference, Aberdeen.
In 2010 emissions from electricity grid activity in Scotland were estimated to amount to 347 grams of carbon dioxide per Kilowatt hour (kWh) of electricity generated.
A target of 50gCO2/kWh by 2030 – in line with independent advice from the UK Committee on Climate Change – is contained within Scotland’s revised Offshore Wind Route Map, launched today, and also in the Scottish Government’s draft second report on proposals and polices (RPP2) to meet overall emissions targets, being published at Holyrood this afternoon.
The UK Government has resisted industry and Scottish Government calls to use its Energy Bill, currently proceeding through Westminster, to set a decarbonisation target for the power sector now – instead, legislating for a decision on whether to set such a target to be made in 2016 at the earliest (i.e., after the next UK election).
Mr Salmond said: “We face a global imperative to tackle climate change and how we power our economies is a key part of that. Offshore wind has a strong, vibrant future, with plans to install up to 10 GW of capacity in Scottish waters over the next decade. More sites are being scoped for deployment in the 2020s – alongside commercial wave and tidal generation – as grid and interconnection upgrades and storage are further developed.
The First Minister also announced the signing of new Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) between Highland & Islands Enterprise (HIE) and four key ports in the region to support the development of the offshore wind sector. The partnership aims to help the ports attract a potential £100m of investment to the Highlands. The four joint-working agreements with Port of Ardersier, Kishorn Port Limited and Cromarty Firth Port Authority and Global Energy Nigg will support owners and operators to secure consents, market opportunities, attract investments and enable further development.
Dan Finch, UK Managing Director of EDP Renovaveis and co-chair of Scotland’s Offshore Wind Industry Group (OWIG), said: “To build a long-term sustainable industry and to insulate consumers from rising fossil fuel costs, we need a strong political commitment to renewables. Setting decarbonisation targets is a key part of delivering the confidence necessary for investment.”
He said: “We are working hard with our enterprise agencies both to secure overseas investment into our world-leading renewable energy industry and to support Scottish businesses to seize the huge opportunities available, working in partnership with inward investors and the rest of the supply chain to create jobs and help re-industrialise communities right across Scotland. These ports are ideally-positioned to become key hubs for the deployment of offshore wind, wave and tidal energy – across manufacturing, assembly, operations and maintenance – and the new Memorandums of Understanding with Highlands & Islands Enterprise underpin the importance that we attach to ensuring that all of Scotland wins from the renewables revolution.”
HIE Chief Executive Alex Paterson added:
“The offshore wind supply chain is showing strong interest in Scottish ports and harbours, and these official agreements give the market the strongest possible statement that the ports in the Highlands and Islands are open for renewables business. HIE is fully committed to working with ports across the region to ensure that they are ready to support manufacture, fabrication, assembly, deployment and operational support for the Scottish, UK and European offshore wind market.”


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This is a multi-pack offer of 3 adorable Christmas Wooly Bobble Hats, each made one handmade from wool and finished with Grosgrain ribbon for hanging.
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I hope your purchase brings you the same enjoyment as it did me while designing and creating it, and I hope it brings many years of happiness while sharing an important place in your festive decorating!
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Food Art – Play with Food before Eating
Food is the source to live and food art is the way to express the passion about food. Ida Skivenes, commonly known as @idafrosk on instagram, is a food artist and enthusiast born in Oslo, Norway. Currently, she lives in Berlin, Germany. She became so popular just because of her passion about food and already she has about 300K followers on instagram. According to her view, food should be healthy, tasty and fun. She started with food art from the year 2012 and after that she never needs to look back. After getting so many positive responses from the people all around the world, she quit her job and became a full time food artist. Here are some photos of her best work.
Yummy chocolate cake
Scrumdiddlyumptious Chocolate Cake a la Roald Dahl (for @bokvennen magazine’s 25th anniversary issue + celebrating 50 years since Charlie and the Chocolate Factory was published)! #chocolate #cake #matcha #frosting #marzipan #bokvennen #roalddahl #willywonka #foodart
Who wants to eat this cutey?
The great Portugese writer Fernando Pessoa on toast,
Monster Staring at you
If you can’t beat them, just eat them
“One Yummy Game at a Time: Chess Edition”, part of a series I did for @moo last week. #sharesquares #foodart #bread #wholewheat #white #olives #cheese
Eat your Easter Bunny
Delicious plane design
Take the Pancake Plane to Playful Destinations with @lufthansa! #pancake #yoghurt #blueberries #jam #apricot #lufthansa #boeing747
Chocolate Drinks with animals
Better ChocoLATE Than Never! Hot chocolate with mellow animals for the grey mornings. (Made for @copenhagenfood magazine a while back.) #hotchocolate #marshmellows #chocolatechips #copenhagenfood #foodart
Believe me! It’s delicious and fun to create Food Art
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By Sean Chase, Daily Observer
PEMBROKE – Art Eggleton charges that parties of all political stripes are ignoring the devastating issue of poverty in the current federal election campaign.
Speaking to the Renfrew County Poverty Reduction Forum Thursday in Pembroke, the Independent Liberal senator was perplexed that while the party leaders talk about what they will do for the middle-class, the word “poverty” is barely mentioned.
“That’s a national shame,” said the former Toronto mayor. “Unfortunately poverty doesn’t register as it should in the halls of Parliament. We just don’t get the traction that the issue demands.”
Eggleton, who served as international trade and defence minister under Jean Chretien before his appointment to the Senate, delivered a non-partisan address noting his formation of an all-party anti-poverty caucus and produced a joint study on poverty with Conservative Senator Hugh Segal. While misconceptions, philosophical divisions and political calculations are preventing MP’s in Ottawa from tackling poverty head on, he praised grassroots organizations, such as the Renfrew County Child Poverty Action Network (CPAN) for taking up the cause.
“I encourage you to use this meeting as a springboard for a greater and more co-ordinated approach in your community,” said Eggleton, who is currently the deputy chair of the Standing Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology.
Citing Statistics Canada figures, the senator noted that one in seven Canadians lives in poverty with one million relying on food banks on a monthly basis. Another four million live in affordable housing, while between 150,000 and 300,000 are homeless.
“That is an enormous population in a very rich country such as Canada,” he said adding the statistics reveal how widespread the problem is. “Poverty has not been defeated nor diminished. It has a strong stranglehold on many Canadian families.”
So many are living pay cheque to pay cheque, saving less and becoming buried in more debt, Eggleton remarked. For some families, they struggle simply to pay rent, put wholesome food on the table and pay for basic medicine, he added.
He suggested communities, including political and business leaders, should be engaged, while citizens should call upon their MP’s to consider poverty a human rights matter where people have a right to housing, adequate food and medicine.
“We need to make this a collective, national effort,” concluded Eggleton. “We need a truly national vision.”

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Do also offer them a variety of safe, washed leafy dark greens or weeds daily as well (but it should never be more than around 5% to 10% of their diet). The RSPCA recommends kale, cabbage, broccoli, parsley and mint as safe plants to feed rabbits. You could also flavour the hay by adding a few herbs like basil, rosemary or coriander. Monitor how their digestive system responds to new foods as their tummies can be very easily upset.
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It occurred to me this morning that I've done three reviews already and haven't once talked about webcomics. It's sort of a different medium from print comics, but not so far removed that I shouldn't be able to talk about it. I read a lot of webcomics, too, so it's probably a good idea to review one or two.
I only recently started reading Grayling again. I read it a few years ago, but due to the irregular update schedule I eventually fell out of the habit of checking the website. Because it had been a couple of years, of course I had to start from the beginning and read all the way through the archives until I reached the present day.
This isn't just because I wanted a refresher, and it's something I'll warn you about now. Grayling isn't a comic you can just pick up and start reading at the present day. Reading through the archives is required, because the story is deep and complicated and spans a few thousand years. But I can give you a quick explanation, so you'll know what you're getting into.
Briefly, Grayling follows the lives, trials, and tribulations of the elementals of the world of Faidia, including their interactions with certain mortals and their attempts to save the world. It focuses primarily on Moranerial, or Fern, the elemental of fire, Callanerial, the elemental of death, and Morse, a human girl whose life these elementals basically destroy.
Before you ask, yes. It gets a bit depressing.
That is, I must emphasize, only the briefest of summaries. It's not nearly enough to go on if you want to start reading the comic; like I said, you really have to read the archives, and it's worth it. If you start at the beginning, for one, you get to see the art slowly improve and become more and more strange and individual, as well as getting to experience all the glorious character growth in full surround angst. It's bizarre and original, and the characters are for the most part very likable--even Lemanerial, and he's kind of a jackass. Also, the author includes on the site a full cast list, as well as several essays on various aspects of Faidian life, culture, and ecology.
The art is extraordinary. Most of the comic is done in a style that's sort of half-anime, half abstract art. The lettering is mostly done by computer, though, which makes it easier to read, and Arborwin uses gorgeous, intense colors. You really need to read this comic.
However, I will provide one last warning, just to make sure nobody gets really alarmed. Arborwin herself has put this warning at the beginning of the archives. Grayling, for those of you who might be bothered by this, is filled with gay. Lots of gay. A number of the main characters are...well, elementals don't really go by human sexuality, but there are a lot of same-sex relationships. It doesn't bother me, but if that's something that'll bug you, don't read this comic.
Other than that, though, it's totally worth it. It's a beautiful story.


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Author: Robert Shawn
Volcanic eruptions have long attracted tourists to Iceland to catch a glimpse of the lava flows. Not very often do they inspire someone to use the flow’s immense heat to cook breakfast, however. A long dormant volcano on the Reykjanes Peninsula, near Iceland’s capital city of Reykjavik, recently erupted for the first time in nearly […]
Ever want to own your own island? An 11-acre island in the Scottish Highlands will be auctioned online with a starting bid of $111,700. Deer Island, on Scotland’s west coast, has been previously owned by the same family for over 500 years, and comes with the ability to be “enjoyed with zero chance of intrusion.” […]
The makers of Monopoly are looking to update the classic board game and they want your help. Hasbro announced last week that it is changing all 16 cards in the the game’s “Community Chest” to better reflect the current times. “Covering topics like beauty contests, holiday funds, and life insurance, there is no denying the […]
After suspending many of its operations during the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, WestJet Airlines says it is set to resume flights to five airports later this year. “We committed to return to the communities we left as a result of the pandemic, and we will be restoring flights to these regions in the coming months of our own […]
Maybe a lack of thumbs can ultimately be blamed for this MVA. Sturgeon Bay Police in Wisconsin say officers responded to a collision involving a Jeep and a brick wall outside an art museum, where they found a dog behind the wheel. The vehicle’s owner says his Jeep had been parked at a gas station […]
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VIDEO: Eighth Graders Shine During Final Orchestra Performance at Orchard
[Keep scrolling after the article to watch the performance and see photos from the day]
After a year of restrictions, eighth grade orchestra members were committed to finding a way to have a meaningful final concert at Orchard.
Since parents would not be allowed on campus, students created a list of teachers to invite who had impacted their lives. Everyone from preschool, elementary, and middle school teachers to Nurse Nicole and Majella at the front desk made their list. They hand wrote and delivered invitations to these faculty and staff.
The concert repertoire consisted of favorites from years gone by as well as new tunes.


Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Will Feature New Gameplay Elements and an Extended New York City
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 is the third installment in the series made by Insomniac Games following the release of Spider-Man: Miles Morales. This highly anticipated action-adventure title aims to cement Insomniac Games’s place in the history books as one of the best developers of Spider-Man games. The game is set to release on the 20th October for the PlayStation 5 and Insomniac has already unveiled a lot of information about its gameplay and new features. Without further ado, Let’s take a look at what the new game offers.
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Gameplay and Combat Features
Insomniac has already unveiled quite a bit of the game’s features and storylines with the trailer and gameplay reveal for the game that released by the end of May.
As you can see the gameplay reveal shows us a lot of new info about the game. There will be two playable protagonists, Peter Parker and Miles Morales and players will be allowed to quickly switch between them and play through different combat scenarios, which is a first in the series. There are several new mechanics and features added to the game such as the Web Wings that will allow players to glide across New York City and reach their locations faster.
Moreover, there are different combat features specific to Miles Morales and Peter Parker who sports a symbiote Black suit. Miles is now more confident as Spider-Man which allows for a slew of new abilities and gadgets that he can use. The two notable ones that appeared in the reveal are the web zipline that you can use to sneak past the enemies below you. Miles also uses Bioelectric powers that allow him to use potentially charged attacks such as the one seen in the video where he slams enemies into the ground using an electric blast move of sorts.
With Peter now acquiring the symbiote, he sports a more aggressive skillset which shows us more brutal combos and parries performed by him. He is seemingly more stronger than before with his mechanics reflecting a more surefire way to harm enemies rather than simply disabling them.
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 Expanded Locations
New York City featured in the game is now expanding from just featuring Manhattan by introducing two new boroughs such as Brooklyn and Queens, as well as specific locations such as Coney Island and more. Having two swappable characters is certainly a benefit here, as we can now cover separate areas of the map at a faster pace.


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Aboard the Glacier Express
The early fall sun hits me from every side of the special panoramic windows that enclose our carriage, so much so that I’m asking myself whether I did well booking first class; second class is less exposed to the sky. But I dismiss the thought as we slowly move out of St. Moritz at 9:15am sharp and the breathtaking Alpine landscape towers above us. No, I wouldn’t have it any other way. This is the Glacier Express and I’m on a unique eight-hour rail journey that crosses the Swiss Alps west to east: from St Moritz in the canton of Graubünden to Zermatt near the Italian border.
The first section from St Moritz (5823ft) to Chur (1920ft) is the most interesting technically and has been designated a Unesco Heritage site not because of its beauty, but because of its ingenuity. The celebrated section between Preda and Bregün has five corkscrew tunnels that elevate the train 1200ft using centripetal forces. In this direction we’re descending, but at times I still lose my orientation and I’m grateful to the ever-present sun that points the way west. The conductor warns us before our approach to the Landwasser viaduct and everyone leans to the left. This single-track 466-foot curved viaduct that stands 213 feet high is the jewel in the crown of those early tunnelers who started digging in 1901 and delivered a wonder of engineering eighteen months later. Sadly, today it’s all wrapped for maintenance. Our collective murmur of disappointment could be heard in Zurich.
Half of the passengers disembark at Chur and the car fills up with Japanese tourists. They take pictures of themselves sitting on their seats with the Glacier Express logo on the side, proof for the folks back home. A French guy opposite me talks on his iPhone throughout our spectacular ride in the Vorderrhein gorge with the Rhine here still an insignificant mountain creek. After we pass a dozen tunnels and he gets cut off a dozen times, he finally gives up.
Our waiters present us with today’s menu. I pity those who only brought their own sandwiches. I’m having a soup, prime rib of beef and a strawberry roulade washed down with a red Dôle du Valais, a wonderful wine not to be found outside Switzerland.
At Disentis (3707ft) we stop for half an hour to change locomotives and leave the train for a stretch opposite the baroque Benedictine abbey that dominates the town. The Chur sun has now left us and the fog of the Oberalp pass ahead is engulfing us in the form of light drizzle.
We climb up to 6670ft the highest point of the journey. We are past the tree line, yet there are some hardy cows grazing in the barren landscape. I wonder if they have been intentionally dotted around to provide the Japanese with a final photo opportunity because, further up, the Oberalp station is thick with fog. We stop for a few minutes in the summit, enough to ponder that two great European rivers are sourced from below us: the Rhine to the east and the Rhone to the west.
At Andermatt the Japanese party is off and we all spread around the carriage. The train is running through the spectacular canton of Uri. Here houses are randomly built, yet evenly spaced like iron filaments repelling each other magnetically. This is exactly what we did in the train after the Japanese left. We don’t want our neighbors too close, do we?
We reach Realp and the beginning of the Furka tunnel. It takes twelve minutes to pass through. By the end we’ve reached the Valais and follow the ever-expanding Rhone to Brig. This is the Goms region, the most picturesque part of the journey, with larch-built houses blackened by the sun and the white peaks of the Alps as a backdrop.
At 2200ft Brig is the lowest point we’ll reach after Oberalp. Almost everyone leaves to take the fast train to Bern which is waiting alongside ours. They are missing the last ascent to Zermatt: dazzling, daring and not a little dangerous. There are recent signs of rockslides around the Vispa, which is wilder and much rougher than one might expect from an unheard-of Alpine rivulet. By the village of St Nicklaus, I spot my first black neck goats looking like a badly-attired pantomime horse: the front half is black, while the back half is all white.
Arrival at Zermatt (5263ft), our final stop, is a letdown. Not because at 17:02 we are two minutes late – how can our Swiss driver sleep tonight? – but because the mighty Matterhorn is hidden below low cloud.
I sigh, but shrug my shoulders; there have been enough highlights for one day.
The Glacier Express
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For operating 4 double solenoid accessories such as turnouts and signals or up to 8 uncoupler tracks. The position of the buttons shows the settings for accessories connected to the sockets for those buttons. Unit comes with 8 sockets on the back and 2 sockets on the ends. All of the connections are for the new plugs from the 71400 sets. 8 appropriate plugs included. Dimensions 80 x 40 mm / 3-1/8" x 1-9/16".
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Thomasina's Limo Toon Skid, a favorite attraction of Mara
Thomasina's Limo Toon Skid
March 22, 1957
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The Thomasina's Limo Toon Skid line is like a slink inside the seedy side of Toontown. The attraction limos are formed like Baby the Cab, and while you drive you can skid them by grabbing the tires.
- Warning: after an emergency park evacuation, this attraction will be hostile to door-to-door salesmen.
- No photography or singing along allowed.
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Tex-Mex restaurant chain Chuy's to open location in Carmel
Tex-Mex restaurant chain Chuy's will open its newest Hamilton County location in Carmel.
The Austin, Texas-based company will open a location next summer at 10325 N. Michigan Road, near Walnut Creek Drive.
The first Chuy's in Central Indiana opened in Noblesville in 2014, at the Hamilton Town Center.
The restaurant will occupy about 5,752 square feet, according to building permits filed with the city of Carmel.
The chain is known for its eclectic decor and Elvis Presley shrines, and some locations also pay tribute to Chihuahua dogs by hanging several paintings of them throughout.
Tortillas are hand-rolled and cooked traditionally in the middle of the dining room, and the restaurant features a chips-and-salsa bar.
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According to the restaurant's website, popular menu items include signature sauces, such as the mild tomatillo and the spicy Hatch green chile sauce. Other popular items include burritos, tacos al carbon, the Elvis Green Chile Fried Chicken, the Chicka-Chicka-Boom-Boom enchiladas and the chiles rellenos.
And do not leave Chuy's without trying the Texas Martini or a margarita on the rocks, frozen or swirl.
IndyStar reporter Natalia Contreras writes about things to do in Hamilton County. She can be reached at 317-444-6187 or email@example.com. Follow her on Twitter, @NataliaECG
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Durham have been relegated from Division One as part of a hefty punishment from the England and Wales Cricket Board in exchange for receiving a financial bailout, meaning relegated Hampshire will be reinstated.
The North-East county have been in financial turmoil and have accepted the ECB's £3.8million aid package, meaning they will start the 2017 season in Division Two with a 48-point deduction.
The ECB also announced numerous other measures as part of the agreement, including their Riverside Ground ceasing to have the right to hold Test matches - though One Day Internationals and Twenty20 matches will still be allowed to take place in Chester-le-Street.
Further points deductions will be added to the NatWest Blast, four points, and Royal London Cup, two points, respectively.
“The England and Wales Cricket Board today announced that Durham County Cricket Club has accepted an offer of significant additional financial support from ECB in order to manage current and historic debt and revenue issues,” read the statement.
“ECB has been working with the Board and Chief Executive of the County and its stakeholders throughout 2016 in order to ensure that Durham could address their financial issues. This support has included advancing an annual fee payment of £1.294 million. There has been no direct investment to date.
“The £3.8 million financial aid package – which has been approved by the ECB Board and accepted by the Board of Durham CCC - will allow the club to meet on-going salary, HMRC and operating costs, settle a substantial debt to a secured creditor and focus on the restructuring and future sustainability of the County Cricket Club.”
ECB Chief Executive Officer Tom Harrison moved to dampen fears of the future of the game in the North-East, tipping Durham to bounce back from this severe punishment.
“There is no doubt that a strong, financially robust Durham County Cricket Club has a vital role to play in developing England talent, enriching our domestic competitions and underpinning the wider growth of the game in the north east," Harrison said.
A Durham County Cricket Club spokesperson announced: “The Durham County Cricket Club Board welcomes the ECB’s long-term commitment to safeguarding First Class Cricket in the North East.”


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Put simply, bearings help you roll good. If your bearings are old, dirty and rusty then you won't roll good. The End. At some point you'll need to clean or replace your bearings. But how? When?
Do you want LED light up wheels for your quad roller skates or inline skates? You might have seen people skating in light up wheels and been mesmerised because, let's face it, they look pretty cool.
When it comes to outdoor roller skating you want to make sure you have the right wheels for the job. Here's some of our all time favourite wheels for outdoor roller skating.


Serial Litigation Comes to New Orleans
Hey, I'm going to New Orleans next week! Coincidence? Well, actually, yes.
Nonetheless, see this article from the Louisiana Record. It begins:
The number of lawsuits against businesses allegedly in violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has grown over the past few years in the New Orleans area.
David Whitaker, partner at New Orleans-based defense firm Kean Miller, said the recent up-tick in the number of lawsuits under the ADA has been mainly led by New Orleans area attorney Andrew Bizer of the Bizer Law Firm.


Gigabyte Confirms 600-Series Motherboard BIOS Updates for Intel Raptor Lake
Mike Sanders / 2 years ago
With the upcoming release of Intel’s new 13th-gen Raptor Lake processors being expected around September/October this year, it does seem likely (if not guaranteed) that the vast majority of existing 600-series motherboards will offer full support for the new CPU models via a new BIOS update. – They do, after all, share the same LGA1700 socket platform meaning that, aside from perhaps some exclusions with high-end models, near full compatibility should be available.
This will, of course though, require users to update their BIOS to ensure that their existing 600-series motherboard has all the data necessary to recognise the new processors. And following an announcement from Gigabyte, it appears that their new BIOS update for Intel Raptor Lake should be arriving at practically any moment!
Gigabyte Confirm 600-Series Motherboard BIOS Updates!
As part of the announcement, Gigabyte has confirmed that new BIOS updates will be released for all of their existing Z690, B660, and H610 series motherboards which will look to add support for the upcoming release of Intel’s new 13th-gen Raptor Lake processors. – The only mild question mark is exactly when this will be released with Gigabyte suggesting that it will be in the near future, but with them not going as far as to any exact date.
If you do, however, want to keep an eye on the latest Gigabyte BIOS updates, you can check out their official support website via the link here!
What do you think? How often do you update your motherboard BIOS drivers? – Let us know in the comments!