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Mamas and papas cot, For sale Mamas and papas cot. Good condition with very clean mattress, only used by visiting grandchildren., £45.00, Oxford, --..
Vintage style high chair in a limed finish. Clever design - easily transforms into table and chair, great for creative activities. Have used for one child, so condition as you would expect with various scuffs and scratches, which adds to the character. Has straps to keep child secure and attractive coloured beads on side.
This is a cot brought from Mothercare for our son and has never been slept in for an entire night and only about an hour on about 5 occasions. We would get the little man off to sleep but within an hour he would realise he is on his own and go berserk and scream the house down and as a result we gave up and he has been in with us for the past year or so and we need to get rid of the cot as we are going to try him in a thomas the tank bed as he is obsessed with thomas and then hopefully we can have our bed back so selling to make room.
Selection of baby girl clothes and accessories, little use, some new. Selection of baby girl clothes and accessories Most items have had little use and some are new & tagged. Items are aged from newborn to six months 2 pairs shoes 2 pairs tights 2 new cotton hats 7 pairs socks (2 brand new) 1 pair new.
Winnie the Pooh Train Ride on. Winnie the pooh train ride on, lots of buttons and sounds. Good condition. just needs new batteries. £10.
Bright Starts Pretty in Pink Melodies Bouncer. Pink bouncer with seven melodies and soothing vibration - auto shut off after 15 minutes. Removable toybar with teether, ladybug and spinning rattle. Removable head support. Adjustable 3 point harness. Machine washable cover. Non-slip feet. Hardly used and in very good condition.
jane pushchair and car seat footmuff changing bag all in brown and orange design pushchair is slalom pro car seat is rebel pro excellent condition at this price as total price new was £485.
MOTHERCARE BABY carrier rain cover, Fits baby car seats with a rigid handle, ideal for keeping baby dry and protected from wind, very good condition, £5.00 , Oxford, --..
battery powered quad with charger. this 6 volt quad is an excellent lot of adventure for 2 years + my daughter had a lot of fun its in good condition and battery lasts for ages was aruond 70-80 pounds when bought last christmas am selling due to moving as need the extra room for my littlens 12 volt jeep definatley worth the asking.
Ohio Cabin bed. Less than a year old. Beech wood Ohio Cabin Bed .. Minor imperfections. Can be seen erected and taken down for arranged collection. Matress not included. £80.
MOTHERCARE BABY carrier rain cover, Fits baby car seats with a rigid handle, ideal for keeping baby dry and protected from wind, very good condition, , £5.00 , Oxford, --..
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RANGE ROVER SVAUTOBIOGRAPHY DYNAMIC ARRIVES IN NORTH AMERICAN SHOWROOMS ON 30th ANNIVERSARY OF RANGE ROVER IN U.S.
(MAHWAH, N.J.) – January 18, 2017 – 30 years after the launch of the original Range Rover in North America, Land Rover has launched its newest model, the 550-hp, standard wheelbase, Range Rover SVAutobiography Dynamic, with sales of the ultra-luxury SUV in the U.S. starting this month.
After almost five decades of Range Rover history worldwide, Land Rover is showcasing the evolution of its iconic luxury SUV through four generations with a unique animation lasting 120 seconds. The specially commissioned video marks key dates in the history of the legendary SUV, showing how today's Range Rover retains many of the design hallmarks established by the 1970 Classic as its latest derivative, the SVAutobiography Dynamic, begins sales in North America and around the world.
Ever since its debut in 1970 the Range Rover has been a benchmark for refinement, industrial design and engineering innovation. Range Rover has evolved into the world's most elegant and sophisticated SUV in almost five decades; achieving more than one million sales (1.7 million to date) along the way. Trademark features including its 'floating' roof, distinctive clamshell hood, continuous belt line and practical split tailgate all pay homage to the groundbreaking original from 1970.
The Range Rover story begins with the 26 pre-production models, which wore Velar badges in an effort to hide its identity – velare means to 'veil' or 'cover' in Italian – made up of letters from the 'Land Rover' badge that usually adorn the front and rear of a vehicle. Next comes the timeless Range Rover Classic two-door as the images showcase successive generations, finishing with the most powerful derivative, the 550-hp SVAutobiography Dynamic built by the Jaguar Land Rover Special Vehicle Operations (SVO) division.
"Range Rover has, over time, achieved iconic design status through a progressive evolution of its unique DNA, culminating in a vehicle of peerless distinction," said Land Rover Chief Design Officer, Gerry McGovern. "From its sense of evolution and sophisticated sensibilities inherent in its interior design, to its understated yet powerful exterior proportions, Range Rover stands alone. There's simply nothing else like it."
When it was first launched in 1970, Range Rover was one of the first vehicles to deliver permanent all-wheel drive while many others were still selectable. In 1971, the original model was cited as 'an exemplary work of industrial design' when it became the first vehicle to be displayed at the world famous Louvre museum in Paris; it has been at the forefront of design and engineering innovation ever since.
A four-door variant of the original Range Rover was introduced in 1981, quickly followed by the first application of an automatic transmission in the model line in 1982. In 1987, Land Rover introduced the Range Rover model to the North American market with sales starting on March 16, 1987. In 1989, the luxury SUV was the first 4x4 to be fitted with anti-lock brakes (ABS) and in 1992 it became the first SUV in the world fitted with electronic traction control and automatic electronic air suspension.
Engineering firsts continued in 2012, when Range Rover was counted as the world's first all-aluminum SUV. More recently, in 2016, the luxury SUV was the first vehicle to employ All-Terrain Progress Control (ATPC); an advanced Land Rover driver assistance technology, which effectively acts as a sort of off-road cruise control, helping maintain speed on a variety of terrains with essentially no driver inputs to the gas or brake pedals.
The last model included in the animation, the SVAutobiography Dynamic, shares its powerful V8 engine with the acclaimed Range Rover Sport SVR. Specially calibrated to produce more than 500 ft-lbs. of torque, the engine in the SVAutobiography Dynamic helps accelerate the vehicle from 0-60mph in only 5.1 seconds1. Interior enhancements including diamond quilted leather upholstery with contrast stitching deliver elevated refinement and desirability. Sales of the latest Range Rover kick off this month, on the eve of the brand's 30th anniversary in the United States.
Since its launch 48 years ago, Land Rover has sold more than 1,700,000 of its flagship vehicles around the world, earning a reputation as the ultimate luxury all-terrain SUV; its unrivalled breadth of capability and elegance make it a favourite of royalty, business leaders, politicians and celebrities the world over.
Range Rover is designed, engineered and manufactured in the UK, and exported to more than 170 global markets.
The evolution of the Range Rover is highlighted with 10 iterations spanning almost 50 years, including:
− 1969 Range Rover Prototype (Velar)
− 1970 Range Rover Classic (two-door)
− 1973 Range Rover Classic (Suffix C)
− 1981 Range Rover Classic (four-door)
− 1994 Second-generation Range Rover (P38a)
− 2001 Third-generation Range Rover
− 2012 Fourth-generation Range Rover
− 2014 Fourth-generation Range Rover Long Wheelbase
− 2015 Range Rover SVAutobiography
− 2016 Range Rover SVAutobiography Dynamic
ADDITIONAL NOTES: Range Rover Timeline
1970 Original two-door Range Rover (the Classic) goes on sale
1972 Range Rover crosses Darien Gap on the 18,000-mile British Army Trans-America expedition. It took 99 days to cover 250 miles of dense jungle
1977 Range Rover wins 4x4 class in the 30,000km (18,750-mile) London-Sydney Marathon - the longest ever speed-based car rally
1979 A Range Rover wins the inaugural Paris-Dakar rally (and again in 1981)
1981 First production four-door Range Rover appears along with the first factory limited edition - the 'In Vogue'
1982 Automatic transmission introduced on Range Rover
1985 Diesel-powered 'Bullet' Range Rover breaks 27 speed records
1987 Range Rover launched in North America
1989 Range Rover is world's first 4x4 to be fitted with anti-lock brakes
1992 Range Rover is world's first 4x4 to be fitted with electronic traction control and automatic electronic air suspension
1994 Second-generation Range Rover introduced
2001 Third-generation Range Rover introduced
2002 500,000th Range Rover produced at the Solihull plant
2012 Fourth-generation Range Rover introduced – the first all-aluminium SUV
2015 Exclusive Range Rover SVAutobiography launched in New York
1 Always follow local speed limits.
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These interactive presentations contains the latest oil & gas production data from all 13,628 horizontal wells in North Dakota through July, that started production since 2005.
July oil production in North Dakota came in at 1,269 kbo/d, after a month-on-month rise of 3.4%, setting a new record for the state. An important factor behind this jump were the 141 new wells that started production, the highest number in 3 years. Completion activity was higher in the first 7 months of this year compared with last year (649 vs 525 wells).
Several operators set new production records, including Continental Resources and ConocoPhillips, which just surpassed Whiting as the 2nd largest producer in this area (see 'Top operators').
It shows that so far the wells that started in Q3 2017 had the best start; after 11 months they recovered on average 169 thousand barrels of oil.
Although lateral lengths haven't changed much in North Dakota, proppant loadings have doubled in the past 4 years, to close to 1,000 lb/ft.
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Next week I plan to have a new post on the Marcellus.


As I was driving home tonight, I was listening to Forum on KQED (Michael Krasny rules! Oops, did I say that out loud?)... The topic of the show was advancements in assistive technologies for the blind. One of the guests was a blind man, the first to summit Mt. Everest. He has recently been participating in a research project that aims to convert visual signals into electrical impulses that can be detected by the tongue. Apparently, he wears a small camera on his head, and then the images it "sees" are processed in realtime and transmitted to a thin device that rests on his tongue. The signals are of sufficient resolution for his brain to interpret them (with plenty of practice) as if they were real visual stimulii. So far he's been able to "watch" his wife walk around a park, a ball rolling on the floor, and so on. Really changes the way you think about assistive technologies, eh?
Another guest mentioned a trend in designing accessibility into products from the start, rather than patching accessible features onto products as an afterthought. The example he provided was glucose monitors that retail in drug stores for $20 can cost upwards of $500 for a model that is accessible for the visually impaired. Manufacturers are beginning to realize that they can offset these costs by taking accessibility into account during the design phase, which generally results in a better product for everyone.
What's this mean for Java developers? Well, if you've ever written a Swing application, most likely your app will play quite nicely with assistive technologies, such as screen magnifiers and readers. That's one of the many perks of using Swing: you're automatically taking advantage of the Java Accessibility API. You can rest easy knowing that your application will be accessible by millions of users who would otherwise be locked out from your offering. You don't have to worry about whether a specific kind of assistive device is present; Java takes care of the gory details for you. One of these days, you may just find your application deployed to a tongue near you.
In my ears: Radiohead, "Hail To The Thief"


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Kids & Family » Education Almanac
All Sport Camp FIT
Contact: Karen@allsporthealthandfitness.com • (845) 868-2355
CAMP FIT offers the perfect camp setting for campers to make new friends, develop new skills, experience and appreciate the outdoors and have FUN! Campers are divided up into age appropriate groups and participate in activities including: recreational swimming, sports & games, arts & crafts and special theme activities. Special events and guests make for more fun!
TEEN TRAVEL CAMP
Teens will take part in new and exciting activities outside of camp. Under the guidance of our camp staff, campers will take two trips during regular camp hours to local recreation sites and still have time to enjoy traditional camp activities on site.
Quick start tennis camp is the fast, fun way to get kids into tennis. During the morning campers will focus on the fundamentals of the game. Afternoon hours are spent participating in our regular Camp Fit activities.
Rain or Shine Camp!
Barcone's Music
Big Box Value, Local Business Service
528 Broadway, Kingston, NY
(845) 331-6089, barconesmusiconline.com
Barcone's Music represents a tradition of musical excellence for over 125 years, here in the Hudson Valley. We proudly work with schools from Westchester County up through Greene County, providing instrument rentals, repairs, and sales. We provide the highest quality brands, including Conn, Selmer, Bach, King, Eastman, and Amati just to name a few!
The Barcone's Music Experience means Expertise: A combined 80 years of experience in repairs. Several employees are active professional musicians, and many have degrees in music.
The Barcone's Music Experience means Tradition: With a foundation started in Italy in 1890, the Barcone Family are into their 5th generation in the business.
The Barcone's Music Experience means Diversity: We are a full-service shop, with a wide range of products on-site.
Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies
Art+Science Summer Course
2801 Sharon Tpk., Millbrook
www.caryinstitute.org/students
Students will explore the relationship between art and science in this weeklong summer course taught by artist and conservation biologist Hara Woltz. This course will offer an alternative to the traditional summer camp and will be a transformative experience for students looking to deepen their understanding of the environment they live in.
Columbia-Greene Community College
Tomorrow, Today.
4400 Route 23, Hudson (845) 828-4181 x5514
info@mycommunitycollege.com, mycommunitycollege.com
Columbia-Greene Community College is foremost in teaching. The campus is 21st century, yet teaching remains student centered. That winning formula has produced one of the best success records among students who transfer to SUNY baccalaureate schools.
Choose from 40 dynamic, affordable programs, including teacher education, medical assisting, business (online), fine arts, computer graphics, automotive technology, nursing, computer security and forensics, computer science, and math/science.
Campus life is vibrant, with sports, student activities and clubs that are shared by the college's diverse student body. Approximately 36 percent of C-GCC's students are adult learners. In addition, some 80 percent of all students receive some form of financial aid, a majority of which comes from grants, which do not have to be repaid.
Dutchess Arts Camp / Art Institutes
(845) 471-7477 millstreetloft.org facebook.com/millstreetloft
Mill Street Loft offers weekly arts camps, July - August, at four locations:
Red Hook, Beacon, Millbrook, and Poughkeepsie.
Educational, arts-driven fun (ages 4-14). Jr. Art Institute (11-14) and Art Institute (14-19) summer sessions on Vassar campus provide opportunities to develop advanced skills in the visual arts. Year-round art courses offered.
Great Barrington Rudolf Steiner School
45 Years of Waldorf Education in the Berkshires
For Parent-Child through 8th Grade, contact Robyn Coe (413) 528-4015 x.106, admissions@gbrss.org, GBRSS.ORG. For 9th through 12th Grade, contact Tracy Fernbacher (413) 298-3800, admissions@berkshirewaldorf.com, WALDORFHIGH.ORG
Voted "Best School in the Berkshires," the Great Barrington Rudolf Steiner School (GBRSS) provides hands-on learning in a vibrant community for toddlers through 8th grade.
Starting with Parent-Child, Pre-K and Kindergarten in the early childhood building surrounded by gardens, fields and woods, children learn through all their senses in nature and colorful classrooms.
Across the 32-acre campus, the Lower School's Waldorf curriculum integrates strong academics with fine and practical arts, biodynamic gardening, Spanish and German, movement, drama, games, music and three-season intramural sports. Summer programs available.
Educating the whole child culminates in the academic and artistic rigor of our nearby Berkshire Waldorf High School, a college preparatory, coeducational day school that inspires learning in an atmosphere of openness and mutual respect.
Green Meadow Waldorf School
Developing Curiosity, Creativity, and Confidence
307 Hungry Hollow Road, Chestnut Ridge
(845) 356-2514 ext.302, gmws.org
Recognized internationally as a leading Waldorf school, Green Meadow Waldorf School is one of the oldest, largest Waldorf schools in the US, with about 350 students from Nursery through 12th grade, a popular Parent & Child Program, and wonderful summer programs. Green Meadow students go on to top colleges, fulfilling careers, and are known for their resilience and creativity.
Through an academically challenging curriculum, infused by the arts and informed by a unique understanding of a child's developmental needs, Green Meadow Waldorf School educates its students to become well-rounded adults capable of bringing purpose and direction to their lives. They emerge ready to think on their own, stand for themselves, and act with empathy toward others.
Our beautiful 11-acre wooded campus draws diverse students from 13 counties and approximately 90 towns in New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, as well as from several countries around the world.
Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School
Nurturing Living Connections
330 County Rte 21C, Ghent, NY (518) 672-7092 x 111
hawthornevalleyschool.org
"… one of the things that I value so deeply about being here is that my children have this incredible sense of wonder and joy at very small things in life; at the natural world; at a flower blossoming; at the leaves turning...I think that is a very special thing about this place." ~ Christina Lowery, HVS Parent
Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School is an early childhood through grade 12 independent school in Ghent, NY. Take a tour, see student work, enjoy student performances, take a tour of our Biodynamic® farm, meet some of our teachers and learn about the Waldorf curriculum. Tours are also available by appointment.
High Meadow School
Summer at High Meadow
Stone Ridge, NY
highmeadowschool.org
For children ages 4 - 12! Unique and exciting experiences in the arts, athletics, and open ended play including nature exploration, low ropes course games, and weekly visits to Rosendale Pool. Our 9 acre campus, complete with science pond, nature trail and bird sanctuary provides the idyllic setting for an unforgettable and meaningful summer experience. Drop in for a day or spend the summer with us!
Historic Huguenot Street
Huguenot Street School Programs
81 Huguenot Street, New Paltz
huguenotstreet.org/school-programs
We would love to accommodate your group! We can run many of our school programs with a group of eight or more. Come and immerse your students in the lives of children who lived on Huguenot Street 300 years ago. Enjoy hands-on experiences through historically-inspired activities (adaptations and modifications can be made for the needs of your class depending on age and ability).
Our school programs have been recognized by the NYS Cultural Education Department for adhering to the leading NYS standards and Common Core standards. Homeschoolers are welcome!
There is a playground close by for younger siblings if needed and a picnic grove on site if your group wants to have lunch on our historic grounds.
The Kildonan School & Camp Dunnabeck at Kildonan
Empowering Students with Dyslexia since 1969
425 Morse Hill Road, Amenia
www.kildonan.org
The Kildonan School is a leading co-educational boarding and day school for students with dyslexia and/or language-based learning differences, grades 2 through grades 12 and PG.
Located two hours north of Manhattan on a beautiful 150-acre campus, it offers daily 1:1 Orton-Gillingham tutoring and a competitive curriculum, which includes integrated assistive technology, athletics, and the arts. The inquiry-based subject matter curriculum provides interdisciplinary, active, collaborative learning for all students with a small class size and Orton-Gillingham-trained faculty. Students in grades 11 and 12 can choose to study in the Edge program, an independent self designed year long study. In the Summer, Camp Dunnabeck at Kildonan offers a 6 week summer program with daily 1:1 Orton Gillingham tutorials coupled with fun-filled camp activities such as horseback riding, archery and water sports.
The Liberi School
3521 Route 9, Livingston
director@liberischool.org
liberischool.org
The Liberi School is an independent K-8 school currently accepting applications for admission. Our contemporary holistic educational vision innovates the one-room schoolhouse model. An integrated multi-age curriculum focuses on intellectual freedom, creativity, and personalized learning. We believe in liberating our children by teaching young minds how to think, not what to think.
Livingston Street Early Childhood Community
20 Livingston Street
livingstonstreet.org
Offering full-year programming for children ages 2 years/9 months through 5 years old in Kingston.
With a focus on emotional/ social development, communication skills, and community, Livingston Street creates an enchanted and engaging learning environment that is appropriately challenging and fun for children.
Activities at Livingston Street include outdoor play, the arts, early literacy games, dramatic play, reading, sensory play, making friends, and much more!
The Manitou School
Engaging, bilingual education
1656 NY-9D, Cold Spring, (845) 809-5695
manitouschool.com
The Manitou School is a growing and expanding independent Elementary & Middle school, with a thriving preschool program.
Located on a gorgeous, historic 5-acre property in Cold Spring, NY, Manitou offers a full-immersion Spanish and English bilingual program, uses progressive teaching methods, and features a warm, engaging environment where children can learn and grow.
At Manitou School, you will find motivated teachers, a focused curriculum, indoor and outdoor learning spaces, and a diverse community giving children every opportunity to thrive. The school's curriculum provides a highly integrated, interdisciplinary learning experience that combines music, art, movement, science, and storytelling into every lesson, every day, in English and in Spanish.
Maplebrook School
We Make the Difference
5142 Route 22, Amenia (845) 373-951 1
admissions@maplebrookschool.org, maplebrookschool.org
Maplebrook School serves students with complex learning disabilities such as expressive and receptive language disorders and/or ADHD. Maplebrook School is a 21st century school. Through small group, personalized instruction and individualized reading programs, faculty use iPads and other technology to emphasize multisensory teaching, allowing each student to reach his/her academic potential. Students are engaged in the Responsibility Increases Self Esteem (RISE) Program to help foster strong social skills and personal responsibility.
For 70 years, Maplebrook has provided a quality education complete with academics, the arts, athletics and extra-curricular activities that complete a well-rounded education.
For more information on the various programs Maplebrook has to offer, scholarships available and to come to our open house in April, please contact the Admissions Office.
Montgomery Montessori School
Preschool - 8th grade
136-140 Clinton Street, Montgomery
admin@montgomeryms.com
Montgomery Montessori School is a learning community where children are inspired to realize their academic, personal, and social potential to become global citizens.
The historically proven Montessori educational model supports the whole child, creates lifelong learners, and educates for peace. The resulting academic excellence is supported by a prepared environment that inspires self-paced, individualized discovery, and a love of learning; as well as respect for self, others, and the environment.
Mountain Laurel Waldorf School
The Waldorf Curriculum Is Broad And Comprehensive
16 South Chestnut Street, New Paltz, NY | (845) 255-0033
www.mountainlaurel.org
Mountain Laurel Waldorf School located in beautiful and historic New Paltz, is fully accredited by the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America and is chartered by the New York State Board of Regents.
Structured to respond to the three developmental phases of childhood – birth to 6 or 7 years, 7 to 14 years and 14 to 21 years – Rudolf Steiner, founder of Waldorf Education, stressed to teachers that the best way to provide meaningful support for the child is to comprehend these phases fully and to bring "age appropriate" content that nourishes healthy growth for the Waldorf student. Music, theatre, science, math, literature, legends and myths are not simply subjects to be read about and tested. They are experienced. Through these experiences, Waldorf students cultivate their intellectual, emotional, physical and spiritual capacities to be individuals certain of their paths and to be of service to the world.
Teachers in Waldorf Schools are dedicated to generating an inner enthusiasm for learning within every child. This eliminates the need for competitive testing, academic placement, and behavioristic rewards to motivate learning and allows motivation to arise from within. It helps engender the capacity for joyful life-long learning.
Waldorf Education is independent and inclusive. It upholds the principles of freedom in education and engages independent administration locally, continentally and internationally. It is regionally appropriate education with hundreds of schools worldwide today.
GRADES OFFERED: Parent/Child, Nursery, Kindergarten - 8th Grade.
CONTACT: For further information, contact Judith Jaeckel, Administrator and Enrollment Director at: mtlaurelwaldorf@aol.com or (845) 255-0033 x101.
PARENT & CHILD CLASS
Joyful Beginnings
• Expectant Parents - Baby - Toddler - Preschool
• Facilitated by experienced Waldorf Early Childhood Teacher. Meets once a week on Fridays, February through May. 9:30am - 11:30am
• Free introductory class for prospective families. Sip a cup of tea while your child plays near you in a beautiful home-like setting. Through quiet observation, parents deepen their own intuitive knowledge and discover new ways of being with and loving their children. Special attention is given to support the unfolding of children's interests, motor abilities, social interactions, and problem solving skills.
Next Step College Counseling
smoore@nextstepcollegecounseling.com
nextstepcollegecounseling.com
Sandra M. Moore, M.A., a former college admission director and life-long educator, provides expert assistance with all aspects of the college search and admission and financial aid application processes. Member: HECA, IECA, NACAC.
Don't just dream. Achieve.
Open Doors Educational Advocates
trieshaopendoors@gmail.com
pattyopendoors@gmail.com
opendoors-sped.com
Helping families navigate Special Education services
Every child deserves success in school. For children with special needs, additional supports are necessary to help them to reach their potential. Open Doors Educational Advocates are there to help families access the supports their children need. We offer: IEP review, School/family collaboration, CSE representation, Evaluation analysis, Due process support.
Poughkidsie
50 Springside Avenue, Poughkeepsie
poughkidsie.com
info@poughkidsie.com
Poughkidsie offers classes and workshops in art, science, reading and more. Our 5,000 square-foot space in the Arlington area of Poughkeepsie has been designed with both children and parents in mind, including creative activities for all ages, free Wifi, and the best coffee around.
Visit our website for the event calendar or walk in anytime for creative play and crafting.
Primrose Hill School
23 Spring Brook, Rhinebeck (845) 876-1226
info@primrosehillschool.com, primrosehillschool.com
Primrose Hill School follows the Waldorf philosophy of teaching, which holds the individual child at the center of the curriculum. Our Waldorf trained teachers have the freedom to meet each student's particular needs and respond to each developmental stage. This dynamic approach empowers the school to s tay true to its mission of nourishing and cultivating children to become their most capable, creative, and individuated selves.
The nursery and kindergarten rooms have soft, peach-colored walls and handmade wooden tables. A sweet scent of apple crisp baking in the oven fills the room. The visitor is drawn into a sphere of intentional simplicity. Classrooms use only natural materials, incorporating the pine cones, stones, and leaves that the children collect on their daily walks.
The main subjects, such as history, language arts, science, and mathematics are taught in blocks of two hours per day, called the Main Lesson during which the children study one subject intensively for 3 or 4 weeks. The Waldorf curriculum has been likened to an ascending spiral: subjects are revisited several times, and each new exposure affords greater depth and new insights into the subject. Specialty subjects include handwork, foreign language, movement, music and orchestra.
The farm at Primrose Hill School allows children the opportunity to work with animals, learn about vegetable gardening, and experience hands on what it means to be in relationship to the land. Our Community Supported Education (CSE) program works to make our school accessible to all.
We are currently accepting applications for PreK through 5th grade and summer camp for 3 to 6 year olds.
Renaissance Kids, Inc. Summer Camps
1821 Route 376, Poughkeepsie
www.renkids.org
We provide creativity, unique programs, and a small-group, nurturing atmosphere to students and families every day at Renaissance Kids, Inc.
Our programs include year-round classes in music and art, private instrument lessons, summer camps, birthday parties, and workshops. All levels, from beginner through experienced, are welcome.
Registration is ongoing, and new students are accepted throughout the year.
South Kent School
Excellence for Boys
40 Bulls Bridge Rd, South Kent, CT, (860) 927-3539
admissions@southkentschool.org, southkentschool.org
WHY BOYS?
South Kent School embraces unique learning styles of boys to create a boys centered curriculum that leads to success.
South Kent School's education program stresses rigorous academics and personal transformation to foster develop knowledge, courage and strength of character. We call this the Hero Path and it serves as the fundamental building block towards future success in college, one's career and family.
South Kent encourages students to discover, improve upon and showcase new creative talents through a variety of outlets. Dramatic performances, art, musical theater, dance, and multi-media programs enable students to explore and develop talents in a productive and nurturing environment.
One South Kent signature program, the Center for Innovation, has the mission of teaching students sustainability, resilience, and wholeness through the spheres of Sustainable Earth, Sustainable Design, and Sustainable Community. The CFI shows students how to promote change in their lives while simultaneously ensuring that they have a positive impact on the world around them. Programming includes a farm-to-table organic food program, bee keeping, entrepreneurship classes, 3D printing, drone technology, robotics, and more.
Special programs: College Level Courses through Syracuse University iPad Program, Advanced Media Group, Affinity Program— Adventure: Rock Climbing, Hiking & Snowshoeing, Overnight Camping; Service: On-campus Service, Habitat for Humanity, Helping the elderly; Explore: Plays, Musical performance, Video production.
GRADE 6 - GRADE 12 & PG
SUNY Ulster
491 Cottekill Rd, Stone Ridge
sunyulster.edu/campulster
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Camp Ulster provides kids and teens new learning experiences, fun challenges, creative opportunities and a chance to make new friends. We offer half-day and full-day specialty camps in Stone Ridge and Kingston led by creative and energetic faculty, and local instructors as well as Mad Science, and Snapology.
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Posted by John Hoare	on 23rd November 2006, 10:51
Issue #151, Christmas 2006. IT'S COCKING NOVEMBER. Magazine publishing dates annoy me.
Anyway, a few things Dwarf -related caught my eye in SFX this issue, so here's a quick roundup. You should probably buy it, as I'm not going to cheat and scan everything in for you.
Firstly, and most importantly, is a Fat Rob Grant interview! Fifth result down. Shit. I really hope he doesn't see that. It's a very interesting piece, and there's a rather large hint as to why the release "schedule" kept being put back. Apparently, it turned up on Amazon before he'd even started writing the thing – he'd only bullshitted the idea to his agent a few days before. There's also an interesting bit about the direction his writing style has taken: "…I suppose there's an element of satire in all my stuff. I'm getting more real worldly." There's also lots of stuff about the nanny state, and a hint as to what his next book might be about: "I will say that climatologists better watch out." It all sounds like a pitch for Grumpy Old Men , but then I can talk. Oh, and it comes with a full-page picture that makes him look like Zoidberg.
Speaking of Fat , it's now looking like the publication date of the hardback is the 27th December – at least, that's what his publisher's site is telling us, and if anyone should know it'll be them. They're also promising an interview with Rob on December 6th, so watch out for that.
Moving on. There's also a full-page advert for the Dwarf film cells, although it shares the space with Stargate . I'd scan it in for you, but I can't get get my scanner working. Blah blah Mickey Mouse operation etc. It seems strange that Rye By Post would splash out of a full page ad a year after they were released; but presumably they're trying to catch the Christmas market.
There's also a review of Fated – in which the film gets one star. "Imagine a puppy with big round eyes. "Love me," it says. But you can't. Because it's done a poo in your favourite pair of trainers." It also mentions Craig Charles' appearance: "Craig Charles also pops up as a poetry-spewing stoner DJ who takes his trousers off and crashes a mini-cab. Twice." Final assessment: "First time writer/director Nicola Scott struggles to find any humour (or romance, or charm, or even the vaguest connection to the theme of fate) and ends this terrible picture with a twist that's as annoying as it is nonsensical… Sorry, Nicola, but don't give up the day job. Unless your day job's making films. In which case, you should." Dear oh dear. I'd like to watch it myself – but I can't find out where it's on…
Finally, this isn't related to Red Dwarf at all, but I have to mention the following question in the Ask the SFXperts column:
I vaguely remember Torchwood 's sexy Captain Jack presenting some crap Saturday morning show when I was a kid. What was it and what did he do in the intervening years?
Nia Connelly, email
Nia – if you have email, you almost certainly have access to the web. Type "John Barrowman" into Google, and the third result is his IMDB listing. From there, it is not hard to work out with a bit of detective work that it was Live & Kicking . All considerably less effort than mailing SFX .
Secondly: Live & Kicking was anything but crap – especially in those early years. Why do you think it's crap, when you know so little about it that you can't even remember the show's name?
Thirdly: am I just in a bad mood this week?
Tags: craig charles, fat, fated, rob grant
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>it comes with a full-page picture that makes him look like Zoidberg.
scan plz.
>I can?t get get my scanner working.
peas_and_corn says:
The important thing is that Zoidberg got a free meal!
Seb Patrick says:
Craig Charles also pops up as a poetry-spewing stoner DJ who takes his trousers off and crashes a mini-cab. Twice.
Christ. Do you think they found out they could get him, and then wrote a part for him, instead of vice versa? I mean, I know he's made a living out of basically playing himself, but that's verging on insulting…
Pete Martin says:
Much as I like John Barrowman (er, not in that way), he was absolutely crap as a presenter of Live and Kicking.
John Hoare says:
I can't actually remember much about John Barrowman on L&K . I'd like to see an entire show again.
But I do know that the show as a whole was definitely not crap. Even Trev & Simon were still great in the first couple of series, although they admittedly did go right downhill. Which is a huge shame.
Yeah, they were priceless in the early years (all together now; swing your pants!) and then they were replaced for a while by a wholly unfunny trio whose names escape me. When they returned, they couldn't really recapture the magic.
Funniest book of all time: Trev and Simon's Stupid book. Surely I can't be the only one who owned this?
I don't know, but I do still treasure a cassette tape that (I think) came free with PG Tips for Comic Relief, of Trev and Simon's World On Tour . It was bloody fantastic, and I nicked the entire "pop quiz" segment for a revue in primary school once.
Funniest book of all time: Trev and Simon?s Stupid book. Surely I can?t be the only one who owned this?
I have it and it is indeed brilliant. The 'B' game is loads of fun!! The Stupid Video and the Other Video are well worth getting. They're often on ebay. There's also a live video but I think they'd gotten a bit crap by then.
That cassette did come with PG Tips. There were 4 to collect: T&S, Jasper Carrott, Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, and Bells from Blackadder II.
"Beware that if you've chosen a word that already starts with B, you may be missing the point a bit! Unless you've chosen BOTTOM that is, because it's always fun to say bottom out loud!"
>> I can?t actually remember much about John Barrowman on L&K. I?d like to see an entire show again.
It's funny, because he's always been John Barrowman from Live and Kicking for me. No-one I know remembers him! I distinctly remember his 'musical' moments when it really didn't go down very well with da kidz.
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I'm not sure what the attraction to Adobe's Flash is with photography sites. It's not the most useable, accessible or even necessarily the best technology. Flash can easily hamper usability, and become a security and privacy nightmare for users, isn't indexed by search engines, and on top of all of that simply isn't supported or available on an increasing number of popular devices.
The truth is Flash is a laughably poor mechanism for stopping infringement, or even discouraging it, especially for still images.
Like it or not, if you think putting your images in little Flash viewers is doing anything to stop someone from copying them, you couldn't be more wrong. Grabbing said images is barely more complicated than saving a regular JPEG.
To grab an image "protected" this way, one only needs to take a screen shot of the desktop or more specifically the browser, paste it into a paint program and crop out the extra crap.
Not only is it easy, it's quick. In the process of producing the test images below, I did what I just described and had cropped images from the screen captures in less than 30 seconds. While not necessarily effective for grabbing someone's portfolio wholesale, it's certainly effective for a few images.
If the intent is to discourage some infringement by putting up speed bumps in the path—like the ridiculous no right-click blocking scripts so many sites have used—putting images in a flash container is not much of a bump. To draw a car analogy, it's more like driving over a twig than a speed bump. Moreover, the grabbed image now in the hands of the infringer has none of your metadata associated with it—not that it's not painfully easy to strip that out as well.
The idea behind many content protection schemes is to degrade the quality of the image if it's not acquired thought the right channels. A good example of this is what's done with BluRay movies. If your TV supports the required encryption and connections so that the player can insure that the content remains encrypted all the way to the TV, it will display the highest resolution picture available. However, if your TV doesn't support the proper encryption, or you don't use the right cabling, the image you see is degraded to a lower quality standard.
Flash doesn't work that way, what's rendered is what is sent. Moreover, unlike video where a single frame is a very tiny portion of the work, with still photography, that frame is the entirety of the work.
The following 3 images show an original image as rendered by Lightroom for use in one of its Flash gallery presets. The second image is a screen grab of that image, cropped to size. The final image is the difference between the pixels in the two images.
The difference image, subtracts the pixel value from one layer form another. If there's no difference, the result is a black pixel since. If there is a difference, the pixel becomes increasingly bright, where white is the difference between black and white pixels.
There's exactly one surefire way to stop someone from copying your digital images. Don't post them on the internet. Of course, if your intent is to market yourself as a photographer, it's impossible to do that.
Since not posting images is out of the question. What then?
As far as I can tell, there are only two things that can be done, watermarking and downsizing. Both of these are not end-all be-all solutions, and have to be looked at based on your business and the markets you're targeting.
In some ways, size is probably the best defensive measure. However, even then it's a trade-off. Go too small and nobody can really see what you're showing, go too big and you increase the number of things the infringer can do with your images.
The way I see it, if your objective is to sell prints or your services, then you can afford to place larger images online. If your goal is to sell stock, then the images need to be smaller and likely also watermarked.
I don't really know what's worse, a lost sale due to infringement, or a lost sale due to inaccessibility.
Requiring Flash can and does limit the audience. As I said before, there's a growing list of devices that don't, or won't, support Flash. Steve Jobs, for better or worse, has effectively outlawed Flash on iOS devices, like the iPhone and iPad. Considering the penetration Apple products, not just Mac computers but iPhones and iPads, have in the creative industry, there's a very good chance in the coming future a large portion of visiting creative professionals, are going to be at least partially without Flash.
Adding insult to injury, search engines, can't index content contained in Flash containers. Images with proper metadata provide yet another source of data for search engines to index, thus making both the page and the image easier to find.
If Flash can't protect our images, and is increasingly becoming marginalized; where do we go from here and how long do we have to get there?
The good news is that there's no reason to panic. While Flash is looking to, if not already becoming, marginalized in favor of other standards, the point where we have to transition away from it or risk losing the eyes of potential clients isn't today. In fact, even with the popularity of iOS devices, they only make up about 1% of traffic here at Points in Focus.com—incidentally we've also been Flash free, or iPad ready, since shortly after our inception.
That said, now is the time to start asking questions of your web design consultants and consider—or at least keep in the back of your mind—how you plan to handle your next website upgrade.
That said, it's probably even more important to recognize that regardless of what we do, our images are going to be copied, downloaded, and even used in commercially infringing ways without our permission or license. If there's any single truth in this brave new digital world it's that if someone wants your content bad enough, they're going to find a way to take it and there's virtually nothing you can do to stop them. If you need evidence of this, you simply need to turn to the movie industry and look at how every protection scheme they've come up with to date has been summarily defeated by those seeking to copy the content.
As it stands I know of one photographer that has had work scraped from a flash based gallery and used commercially. If this has happened to you, leave a comment I'd love to know if this is becoming increasingly common or not.


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1 function onlineplayers() {
2   $fp = fsockopen('12.34.56.78', 12345, $errno, $errstr, 4);
3    fwrite($fp, '\xFE');
4    $answer = fread($fp, 256);
5    ...
6 }

to ping a webserver and embedded with
1 <?php require("functions.php"); ?>

but running the site gives

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ' ' (T_STRING) in functions.php on line 3

But what is the problem? I tried just to do fwrite("a", "a"); but it won't work.

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Garden City Movement is an electronic indie pop band based in Tel Aviv, Israel that formed in 2013. The band consists of Roi Avital (vocals, keyboards, guitar), Joe Saar (guitar, sampler, keyboards) and Johnny Sharoni (vocals, sampler, percussion). They have released one album under the label BLDG5 Records (under license to Night Time Stories) as well as three EPs, two under the label BLDG5 Records and one under The Vinyl Factory and BLDG5 Records.

History
In October 2013, Garden City Movement released their first single "Casa Mila" from the Entertainment EP. The song was first released on the compilation Ground Floor with the official announcement on the label BLDG5 Records and then later released officially as track number one on the Entertainment EP.

In November 2013, the second single "Move On" was released. The song was first revealed on Pitchfork Media music magazine and then followed by dozens of reviews around the blogosphere. Earlier this year "Move On (Teen Daze Remix)" was released on Majestic Casual YouTube channel and considered to be the first release of the band.

Following the second single, the band released the remix of Tropics to the song "Entertainment". The remix was Premiered on Dummymag.

Garden City Movement first full EP was released on November 25, 2013 and followed by signing with Full Spectrum booking agency in Netherlands, Get Your Acts Together booking agency in United Kingdom and Ireland, Ink Music booking agency in Austria and Target Concerts booking agency in Germany.

In December 2013, their first live music clip for the song "The More You Make It" was released on Clash and for the first time the band's faces were revealed to the listeners.

In March 2014, the music video for "Move On" was released on Stereogum. The music video directed by Michael Moshonov, Lael Utnik, Mayan Toledano and edited by Gal Muggia. The music video selected for Los Angeles Film Festival.

On April 26, 2014, Garden City Movement performed on Boiler Room live show in Tel Aviv.

On May 6, 2014, BLDG5 Records revealed a new song of Garden City Movement and announced on a new EP from the band "Bengali Cinema" that will released in the end of June 2014. The song "Terracotta" premiered on Stereogum and drew international attention.

On June 23, 2014, Garden City Movement released their second EP "Bengali Cinema" was announced first on May 6, 2014 via Stereogum. "The name "Bengali Cinema" is just the expression of a place where you can live life to the maximum. If someone is in love in a Bengali movie nothing else matters and everything will be done to make it happen."

On June 13, 2014, the second single from the EP, "Bengali Cinema", was released via noisey, A few days later on June 14 and 18, 2014 two more singles was released via Stereogum in an unprecedented manner, as a result three songs out of four was public few days prior official release date. "Bengali Cinema" was also released in a deluxe limited edition (300), Special colored vinyl including the two EP's of the band. This is the first vinyl released by BLDG5 Records. At the same time of the "Bengali Cinema" EP releases BLDG5 Records announced collaboration remix contest with Ninjatune via "NinjaJamm" iPhone app.

On July 28, 2014, after two successful EP's, collaborations, reviews and excellent live Boiler Room show, Garden City Movement announced the worldwide agency Creative Artists Agency as their official booking agency.

On September 14, 2014, Garden City Movement track "Terracotta" was featured on Ninja Tune "Ninja Jamm - EP Bundle 5" alongside Lapalux, Machinedrum, Mr Scruff and more.

On November 17, 2014, Garden City Movement track "Pont des Arts" was released via Stereogum. The song is named after pedestrian bridge in Paris Pont des Arts where young couples traditionally commemorate their love by locking padlocks onto it. Until the official release the band played the song only on live shows.

On February 2, 2015, The Vinyl Factory and BLDG5 Records revealed a new song of Garden City Movement and announced on a new five-track EP from the band "Modern West" that will released on April 6, 2015 on digital and vinyl formats. The song "My Only Love" premiered on Factmag and drew international attention. The announcement of the new EP marks the beginning of the cooperation between London based label The Vinyl Factory and BLDG5 Records. later on February 26, 2015 "Recollections" the second single form Modern West EP was released via Noisey. In addition, on March 23, 2015 The Vinyl Factory and BLDG5 Records released the third single from "Modern West" EP "When We Had It Easy" via Stereogum.

On March 16, 2018, the band released their first full album Apollonia.

Band members
Johnny Sharoni - vocals, sampler, percussion
Roi Avital - vocals, keyboards, guitar
Joe Saar - guitar, keyboards, sampler

Discography

Albums
Apollonia (2018)

EPs
Entertainment (2013)
Bengali Cinema (2014)
Modern West (2015)
She's So Untouchable (Single+Remixes) (2017)

Others
BLDG5 'Ground Floor' Compilation (2013)
Entertainment / Bengali Cinema LP (2014)
Ninja Jamm - EP Bundle 5 (2014)

Music videos
 "Move On" (2014)
 "The More You Make It" (Anova Live Session) (2014)
 "She's So Untouchable" (2016)

Awards
MTV Israel

References

External links
Garden City Movement official Facebook Page
Garden City Movement on the BLDG5 Records official website

Israeli electronic music groups
Israeli indie rock groups
Israeli musical trios
Night Time Stories artists

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1912 Racial Conflict of Forsyth County, Georgia
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In Forsyth County, Georgia, in September 1912 two separate attacks on white women resulted in black men being accused as suspects. One white woman accused a black man of raping her, and another woman was found to have been fatally beaten and raped. These cases resulted in numerous blacks being arrested, and some being physically assaulted by whites. A black preacher was harshly beaten for having been heard to suggest that the first woman may have had a consensual relationship with a black man. Five blacks were charged in the second crime, and one was lynched by a mob of thousands at the county jail; two youths (aged 16 and 17) in the case were convicted of rape and murder by an all-white jury and sentenced to death by hanging. Thousands of whites attended the hangings. In the early stages of the unrest, the Sheriff received reinforcements of 25 Georgia National Guard troops, but they could not control the mob. The prisoner Ernest Knox was taken to Gainesville and then Atlanta to protect him from the mob before trial.
In 1910 more than 1,000 blacks lived in the county, which had more than 10,000 whites. After the trials and executions, bands of white men, known as Night Riders, threatened and intimidated blacks in the county, forcing them out in an early racial expulsion. Most of the blacks lost their land and other property when they fled. Whites took over their abandoned property. Within the next four months, an estimated 98% of the blacks living in the county had left. In the surrounding counties, whites forced an estimated 50% to 100% of blacks from their homes. Most never returned. This has been called the largest case of black expulsion in the history of the United States. As late as the 1980s, no blacks lived in Forsyth County.[1][page needed][2]
This racial expulsion or racial cleansing was explored in the documentary Banished: American Ethnic Cleansings, aired on PBS in 2015 in its Independent Lens series.[3]
2 Attack of Ellen Grice
2.1 Assault on Grant Smith
2.2 Whites patrol streets
2.3 Toney Howell convicted
3 Mae Crow assault
3.1 Arrest of Ernest Knox
3.2 Suspects arrested; one lynched
3.3 Trial
4 Aftermath: racial expulsion
5 Representation in other media
Background[edit]
External audio
The 'Racial Cleansing' That Drove 1,100 Black Residents Out Of Forsyth County, Ga., 38:57, Fresh Air with Terry Gross, NPR, September 15, 2016.[4]
After the American Civil War, black slaves in the South were emancipated and granted citizenship and the franchise through constitutional amendments. But by the turn of the 20th century, all Southern states disfranchised most blacks and many poor whites by passing constitutions and other laws to impede voter registration and voting. Georgia passed such a law in 1908, resulting in the disfranchisement of most blacks in the state. In addition, the white-dominated Southern legislatures passed laws imposing racial segregation in public facilities, and Jim Crow customs ruled. Most rural blacks worked as sharecroppers on white-owned land, and were seldom able to get free from poverty.
The Atlanta Race Riot of 1906 was waged by whites against blacks, and reflected tensions in a city that was rapidly changing. Dr. Ansel Strickland, a doctor in Cumming, wrote a firsthand account saying that "hundreds of Black were killed" by whites in the Atlanta riot. The rate of lynchings of blacks by whites in Georgia and the South had been high since the late 19th century, and accounts of lynchings were regularly published in the local papers, often maintaining that the blacks were responsible, guilty either of a crime or poor attitude. Lynchings were a means by whites to enforce white supremacy in social affairs, and ensure that blacks stayed in line.
In the 1910 census, Forsyth County was recorded as having more than 10,000 whites, 858 blacks and 440 mulattoes (or mixed race). The mixed-race individuals were proof that the official ban against interracial relationships was not absolute; white men had frequently crossed the line with black or mixed-race women.
Attack of Ellen Grice[edit]
Sheriff Bill Reid and Deputy Sheriff Mitchell Gay Lummus, c. 1912
On the night of September 5, 1912, Ellen Grice, a 22-year-old white woman and wife of a highly respected farmer, alleged that Toney Howell and his associate Isaiah Pirkle, two black men, attempted to rape her, but were surprised and frightened away by her mother.
Within days, Forsyth County Sheriff William Reid detained these two black men, in addition to suspects Fate Chester, Johnny Bates, and Joe Rogers. All five men were placed in the small Forsyth County jail located near the Cumming, Georgia town square.
Assault on Grant Smith[edit]
After the news came out about the attack on Grice, Grant Smith, a black preacher at a local Cumming church, was heard to suggest at a barbecue that maybe the woman had lied about the event after having been caught in a consensual act with a black man.[citation needed] Outraged whites horse-whipped the preacher in front of the courthouse, and by the time Sheriff Reid rescued him and took him inside, Smith was near death.
Despite appeals by Sheriff Reid and local ministers for a growing crowd to disperse, angry whites attempted to storm the courthouse. Deputy Sheriff Mitchell Lummus had locked Smith in the large courthouse vault and saved his life. No one was ever arrested or tried for the assault on Smith.[4]
Whites patrol streets[edit]
Based on rumors that blacks at a nearby church barbecue threatened to dynamite the town, armed white men patrolled Cumming to prevent such action.[5] Fearing a race riot, Governor Joseph Mackey Brown declared martial law and activated 23 members of the National Guard from Gainesville, Georgia, who successfully kept the peace.
Later that day, Sheriff Reid sent Smith, Howell, Pirkle, and the other three black suspects to the Cobb County jail in nearby Marietta for safety. Fearing that a mob from Cumming was en route, Governor Brown arranged for the prisoners and Smith to be moved again for their protection, this time to the Fulton County jail in Atlanta. No mob formed in Marietta.[5]
Toney Howell convicted[edit]
The police said that Toney Howell had confessed to assaulting and raping Ellen Grice and had also implicated Pirkle as an accomplice. Howell was tried by an all-white jury (blacks were excluded as jurors because they were largely prevented from voting) and convicted in February 1913.[6][2]
Mae Crow assault[edit]
On September 9, 1912, Sleety Mae Crow, a white girl aged 18, was allegedly attacked in the afternoon by Ernest Knox, age 16. She was walking from home to her aunt's house nearby on Browns Bridge Road along the Forsyth-Hall county line. Knox was said to strike her from behind and drag her down a gully in the woods. Resisting, Crow pulled up a young dogwood tree by the roots. Knox allegedly raped the girl and struck her at least three times in the head with a large stone, crushing her skull.[citation needed]
Sleety Mae Crow's death has never been solved. Two African-American teenagers were falsely accused of the crime. After Knox allegedly told three friends what he had done, they went to see for themselves. They were Oscar Daniel, 17; Oscar's sister Trussie "Jane" Daniel, 22; and Jane's live-in boyfriend Robert "Big Rob" Edwards, 24, a close neighbor. They were said to discuss disposing of Crow's body in the nearby Chattahoochee River, but decided that was too risky, and left her in the woods. Although these allegations haven't been proved invalid yet, they haven't been proved valid either. The occurrence in Forsyth County back then meant a lot of white supremacy and racism leading to false information and false allegations against African-Americans.[citation needed]
Arrest of Ernest Knox[edit]
The next morning, searchers found Mae Crow at 9 a.m. She was half naked, covered with leaves, and lying face down in a pool of dry blood. She was still alive and breathing shallowly. At the scene of the alleged rape, searchers found a small pocket mirror that was said to belong to Ernest Knox. Police arrested him at home, taking him to the Gainesville, Georgia county jail to avoid the recent turmoil of Cumming. On the way Knox, after being subjected to a "form of torture known as mock lynching", confessed to having attacked Crow.[7]:38–39
When word spread of the attack on Crow, a white lynch mob began to form that afternoon at the Gainesville jail. At midnight police officers took Knox by car to Atlanta to prevent a lynching.[7]:58
Suspects arrested; one lynched[edit]
Photo taken October 2, 1912. Although not identified by the newspaper they are believed to be: (Left to Right) Trussie (Jane) Daniel, Oscar Daniel, Tony Howell (defendant in Ellen Grice rape), Ed Collins (witness), Isaiah Pirkle (witness for Howell), and Ernest Knox
Oscar Daniel, Jane Daniel, and Rob Edwards were all arrested the next day as suspects in Crow's attack, as was their neighbor Ed Collins, held as a witness. They were taken to the county jail in Cumming, where an estimated crowd of 2,000 whites had formed by the time Sheriff Reid got them to the jail.
Later that day a lynch mob of an estimated several hundred to 4,000 whites attacked the county jail. Some men gained entry and shot and killed Edwards in his cell, then dragged his body through the streets, and hanged him from a telephone pole on the Cumming town square. His body was so mutilated that early newspaper accounts identified it as Ed Collins. A deputy sheriff hid the other suspects in the alleged rape cases from the mob. Sheriff Reid had left the vicinity.
Trial[edit]
Charges against Trussie Daniel and Ed Collins were dismissed; she agreed to a plea bargain and testifying as a state witness against her brother and Knox. Knox and Oscar Daniel stood trial. Each of the youths was quickly convicted of rape and murder by the all-white jury.
On the following day, October 4, both teenagers were sentenced to death by hanging, scheduled for October 25. State law prohibited public hangings. The scheduled execution was to be viewed only by the victim's family, a minister, and law officers. Gallows were built off the square in Cumming. A fence erected around the gallows was burned down the night before the execution. A crowd estimated at between 5,000 and 8,000 gathered to watch what became a public hanging of the two youths. The total county population was around 12,000 at the time.[2]
Aftermath: racial expulsion[edit]
In the following months, a small group of men called "Night Riders" terrorized black citizens, warning them to leave in 24 hours or be killed. Those who resisted were subjected to further harassment, including shots fired into their homes, or livestock killed. Some white residents tried to stop the Night Riders, but were unsuccessful. An estimated 98% of black residents of Forsyth County left. Some property owners were able to sell, likely at a loss. The renters and sharecroppers left to seek safer places. Those who had to abandon property, and failed to continue paying property tax, eventually lost their lands, and whites took it over.[1] Many black properties ended up in white hands without a sale and without a legal transfer of title.[1] The anti-black campaign spread across Northern Georgia, with similar results of whites expelling blacks in many surrounding counties.[2]
Representation in other media[edit]
The racial expulsion or cleansing of Forsyth County was among the events explored in Banished: American Ethnic Cleansings, aired on PBS in 2015 in its Independent Lens series.[3]
Patrick Phillips of Drew University wrote Blood at the Root: A Racial Cleansing In America (2016) about the 1912 events in Forsyth County. Phillips, a longtime resident of the county, said in an interview with Terry Gross that he first heard of the racial cleansing when he arrived in the county at age seven.[4][7]
List of expulsions of African Americans, list of similar incidents to the Forsyth expulsion
^ a b c Jaspin, Elliot (2007-03-05). Buried in the Bitter Waters: The Hidden History of Racial Cleansing in America. New York, New York: Basic Books. ISBN 978-0-465-03636-3.
^ a b c d Bramblett, Annette (2002-10-01). Forsyth County: History Stories, The Making of America Series. Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina: Arcadia Publishing. pp. 143–147. ISBN 978-0-7385-2386-6.
^ a b Banished: American Ethnic Cleansings, 2015, Independent Lens, PBS; accessed 25 July 2016
^ a b c "The 'Racial Cleansing' That Drove 1,100 Black Residents Out Of Forsyth County, Ga". Fresh Air. NPR. September 15, 2016. Retrieved September 20, 2016.
^ a b "Forsyth County - articles". www.rootsweb.ancestry.com. Retrieved 2017-12-10.
^ "The Atlanta Constitution from Atlanta, Georgia on September 8, 1912 · Page 1". Newspapers.com. Retrieved 2017-12-10.
^ a b c Phillips, Patrick (September 2016). Blood at the Root: A Racial Cleansing in America. W. W. Norton & Company. p. 304. ISBN 9780393293029. Retrieved December 27, 2016.
Grant, Donald Lee (2001). Grant, Jonathan (ed.). The Way It Was in the South: The Black Experience in Georgia. University of Georgia Press.
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Akshay Bhalla Updated: May 1, 2018, 15:09 IST
If you are a fan of OnePlus devices, you may be excited about the launch that will be taking place in just a few weeks. However, you may not be excited about something we have learned according to a new leak. The company has already made some key specifications known about the upcoming handset except one important detail — the pricing.
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What's interesting to note is that OnePlus has been gradually increasing the prices of their newly launched devices each year and this year is no exception. Last year's OnePlus 5 started at Rs 32,999 and this year the company may increase the price by Rs 4,000. It may be slightly more expensive than the previous model however the OnePlus 6 is still priced considerably lower than most flagships that have almost the same specifications.
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