The Victoria Golf Chalets offer exceptional value and their position within the Victoria Golf & Country Resort itself - about 50 minutes east of Kandy - make them perfect for the golf enthusiast who wants to waste no time before getting on the first tee. The Resort also offers a host of recreational activities that even non-golfing travelling partners as well as children will enjoy. All chalets have private verandas with stunning views of the Knuckles Mountain Range.
Each of the ten Victoria Golf Chalets consists of a twin bedroom opening out to a private verandah with beautiful mountain views and some with a grandstand view of the 17th Tee. The chalets can be booked with a/c or on a non-a/c basis. All bedrooms have overhead fans, satellite TV and tea/coffee facility. An additional bed is provided at an extra charge. Ensuite bathroom has h/w showers.
Guests at the Victoria Golf Chalets are welcome to use the Victoria Resort's swimming pool and tennis courts free-of-charge. All other facilities at the VGCR including the 18-hole golf course, putting green and driving range are available at an additional fee. The Victoria Golf Chalets can be booked on a BB or HB basis which includes breakfast and dinner at the Araliya restaurant which is just a two minute walk away. Located at the Club house, Araliya has an a la carte menu of Sri Lankan and western meals and light snacks.
The ten spacious Victoria Golf Chalets are centrally-located within the magnificent 500-acre estate of the Victoria Golf & Country Resort, which is situated approximately 20 kms east of Kandy. Owned and managed by the VGCR, the Victoria Golf Chalets are positioned on the edge of the golf course, close to the tennis court and swimming pool, with only the putting green separating it from the Club House. The journey from Colombo to Kandy takes approximately four hours. Avoid road travel by flying directly to Victoria using the Air Taxi from the International Airport which takes only about 40 minutes.
Aug 29, 2016 : Came for golf and wasn't disappointed – fabulous course. Not very keen on buffet style meals.
Mar 31, 2016 : Nice, good food. Excursions were significantly less cost. Meditation classes - excellent. Lot expensive.
Jan 04, 2016 : Lovely location. Bad service and terrible breakfast. Far out from Kandy.


Do you have the carpets in your home cleaned regularly? And by regularly we mean at least once a year not every third Christmas when the in laws are coming for Christmas. if you answered no then you are far from alone. The fact is most homeowners tend to vacuum and spot clean if someone has a spill accident but that is about it!
Keeping up Appearances – Vacuuming may look as though it is whisking all the dirt away but that is very rarely the case. Every time you vacuum at least a little dirt is left behind and without that regular deep cleaning it can work its way into the carpet fibers themselves, eventually making it almost impossible to remove.
Reap the Health Benefits – The average carpet is sort of like a giant vacuum itself. It traps all kinds of things- bacteria, allergens, dust and pollen. But like say, a furnace filter it becomes overfilled at times. A good deep carpet cleaning will "empty it out" again and make the air in your home safer and nicer for you and your family to breathe.
Get More Wear Out of Your Carpet – Even if you do clean them regularly the average modern carpet has a functional life of about 15 years at most. if you do not make a habit of having it cleaned though traffic lanes, stubborn stains and just general grime could cut that lifespan in half.
There are those of course who would save yourself some money and rent a carpet shampooer instead of paying for a professional carpet cleaning. The only problem with that is that the machines that are available to the public are nothing on the ones that the pros use – both in terms of power and performance.
All too often homeowners damage their carpets cleaning them by themselves as the machine they use does not have sufficient suction and they leave their carpets damp for days opening the door to mould and mildew, not a pleasant prospect at all.


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Mayor's Affordable Housing Plan Approved by City Council
After two years of community planning and outreach by the Department of City Planning and the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and several months of robust public review, on March 22, the New York City Council approved the most significant amendments to the New York City Zoning Resolution in more than a generation. Mandatory Inclusionary Housing (MIH) will require the development of affordable housing in newly upzoned areas. Zoning for Quality and Affordability (ZQA) increases building heights to accommodate the MIH affordable housing and allow greater flexibility in the design of housing while still maintaining neighborhood context. The two proposals are intended to work together to create as much as 80,000 units of new affordable housing, as well as more housing for seniors.
Voluntary Inclusionary Housing (IH)
Since 1987, affordable housing was provided voluntarily in exchange for bonus floor area. Initially available only in the highest density zoning district with a floor area ratio (FAR) of 10, the IH program allowed a 20% bonus in exchange for providing affordable housing in accordance with the IH program requirements. The bonus generally ranged from 2 - 4 sq. ft. for each square foot of affordable housing provided.
In 2005, the IH program was expanded to apply in designated high and medium density zoning districts, such as Greenpoint-Williamsburg in Brooklyn. In the IH designated areas, a greater amount of affordable housing is generally required to earn the IH floor area bonus, which is generally earned at the rate of 1.25 sq. ft. for each square foot of affordable housing. Generally, the affordable housing developed under the IH program is targeted to lower-income households at or below 80% of Area Median Income (AMI), or, in certain areas such as Greenpoint-Williamsburg, to households at higher income levels, below 125% or 175% of AMI.
The IH program was amended in 2009 to allow IH affordable units to utilize a range of public subsidies and to create a home ownership option.
In all iterations of the IH program, the affordable housing could be provided on-site or off-site provided the off-site location was within the same community district or in an adjacent community district within ½ mile of the site utilizing the bonus floor area.
Mandatory Inclusionary Housing (MIH)
The key difference between the IH and MIH programs is that under IH, a bonus was voluntarily earned on a property-by-property basis in exchange for the provision of affordable housing, whereas under MIH, the bonus is provided up-front in the form of an area-wide upzoning, pursuant to which every property in the rezoned area must provide affordable housing if and when it is developed.
Any property or area that is rezoned to "facilitate the development of a substantial amount of new housing," whether by a public or a private application, will be mapped as an MIH designated area, within which affordable housing will be required, not optional. It is important to note that the MIH program will not apply in IH designated areas, only in the MIH designated areas; the provision of affordable housing will continue to be voluntary in the IH designated areas.
With MIH designated areas, the MIH program will apply to developments, enlargements or conversions that have more than 10 dwelling units or 12,500 sq. ft. of residential floor area. However, for developments, enlargements or conversions that have 25 or fewer dwelling units or 25,000 sq. ft. or less of residential floor area, the affordable housing requirement may be satisfied by making a contribution to the Affordable Housing Fund that is "related to the cost of constructing an equivalent amount of affordable floor area" as shall be set forth in the MIH guidelines to be developed by HPD.
Within an MIH designated area, one of three options may apply:
Option 1: 25% of the residential floor area shall be affordable to families earning an average of 60% of AMI, of which 10% shall be affordable to families earning 40% of AMI.
Option 2: 30% of the residential floor area shall be affordable to families earning an average of 80% of AMI.
Workforce Option: 30% of the residential floor area shall be affordable to families earning an average of 115% of AMI, of which 5% must be affordable to families earning 90% of AMI and another 5% must be affordable to families earning 70% of AMI.
Deep Affordability Option: 20% of the residential floor area shall be affordable to families earning 40% of AMI (applicable only in conjunction with Option 1 and/or Option 2 and with no public subsidy).
Which options will apply in any given MIH designated area will be determined by City Planning and the City Council in conjunction with and at the time of an area rezoning. One or more options may apply in any designated area. To date, no MIH designated areas have been mapped although the administration has identified eight neighborhoods for study and possible rezoning/MIH area mapping. In East New York, which was approved by the City Planning Commission and is currently under review by the City Council, the MIH designated areas were designated for Option 1. The other seven neighborhoods are:
Bay Street, Staten Island
Flushing, Queens
Long Island City, Queens
Jerome Avenue, the Bronx
East Harlem, Manhattan
Inwood, Manhattan
MIH will also apply outside of MIH designated areas where a development, enlargement or conversion is subject to a special permit that allows "a significant increase in residential floor area." In such cases, City Planning "shall apply" such provisions of the MIH program it finds "are consistent with the objectives" of the program. MIH will not, however, apply to special permits that increase floor area in exchange for the provision of "significant public infrastructure or public facilities." MIH will also not apply to special permits that permit the transfer of development rights, such as §74-79 transfers of development rights from landmark sites. That is because such special permits do not create new floor area; they only allow the redistribution of existing floor area.
Modifications or waivers of the MIH program requirements may be obtained by special permit from the Board of Standards and Appeals (BSA), provided the BSA finds that the MIH requirements create an unnecessary hardship such that strict compliance with MIH will not bring a reasonable return. HPD will play a significant role in the BSA special permit process, being required to submit written comment and/or appear before the BSA, and to consult with BSA in its determination. Such special permits shall lapse after four years but may be renewed "as appropriate" by the BSA, also upon consultation with HPD.
Where MIH affordable housing is provided off-site, the required affordable housing floor area shall be increased by 5% - e.g., if any amount of Option 2 affordable housing is provided off-site, the required amount of affordable floor area is increased from 30% to 35%. Also, off-site affordable housing may not utilize the increased height limits of ZQA described below. These requirements were made by the City Council to "disincentivize" the development of off-site affordable housing and ensure the integration of the affordable housing with the market rate housing.
The complete MIH zoning text amendment, as approved by the City Council, is available here: New York City Council - Mandatory Inclusionary Housing & Zoning for Quality and Affordability
Zoning for Quality and Affordability (ZQA)
The purpose of ZQA is to liberalize certain zoning requirements applicable within contextual zoning districts and to Quality Housing buildings to accommodate the additional floor area resulting from MIH upzonings and area designations, allow greater flexibility of design in both market rate and affordable housing, and to encourage the development of both market rate and affordable senior housing. The key provisions of ZQA are as follows:
Height Increases
In contextual zoning districts, the strict street wall and building height limitations have been modified to allow, generally, an additional five feet in height where a minimum 13-foot high ground floor is provided with commercial or community facility use. Such increase is not available to market rate buildings in the Manhattan Core (Manhattan generally below West 110th and East 96th Street).
For developments containing inclusionary housing (either IH or MIH) or affordable senior housing, even greater increases in building height (and maximum street wall height) are allowed. Where at least 50% of the development is residential floor area, of which at least 20% is affordable, the maximum building height may be increased by 15 ft. (in medium density R6 districts) up to 30 ft. (in the high density R9 and R10 districts).
Parking requirements for market rate and affordable housing, including affordable senior housing, are reduced for developments within designated Transit Zones (fairly widespread areas of upper Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens), within which parking is optional for affordable housing developments. Outside the Transit Zones, the parking requirement may reduced by special permit for developments containing at least 20% affordable housing.
Provisions of ZQA approved by the City Planning Commission to modify the "sliver law" to allow taller affordable housing buildings on lots less than 45 ft. wide and to reduce the minimum distance between buildings on the same zoning lot were removed by the City Council.
The complete ZQA zoning text amendment, as approved by the City Council, is available here: New York City Council - Mandatory Inclusionary Housing & Zoning for Quality and Affordability
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retroactive IM payments for a current month if anticipated to be received in the budget month. When IM payments are approved at the end of the month, determine if the claimant will receive the payment in the month of approval. If it is possible to reasonably anticipate the claimant will receive the IM initial payment in the month of approval, budget the payment. If the initial IM payment can be reasonably anticipated to be received in the month following approval, do not include the payment on the budget until the following month.
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EXAMPLE: A Temporary Assistance and Food Stamp application from April 25th is approved on June 5th. The Temporary Assistance retroactive check includes the May and June grants. Exclude the May grant as it is for a prior month. Include the June grant in the Food Stamp budget because it is anticipated to be received in the Food Stamp budget month.
When a Notice of Adverse Action is required for the Food Stamp change, the Notice of Adverse Action must expire by the day prior to the system deadline for the Temporary Assistance change to be budgeted.
Exclude from income: IM deficiency payments, and IM retroactive payments for a prior month and retroactive payments for a current month that are not anticipated to be received in the budget month.
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Imposed salary increases "deeply disrespectful" – UG Unions
Moves by the administration of the University of Guyana (UG) to impose salary increases for this year have not found favour with the unions that represent the institution's workers.
In fact, the unions have lashed out at the university's administration, even calling its tactics "deeply disrespectful."
Just recently the University of Guyana Senior Staff Association (UGSSA) and the University of Guyana Workers' Union (UGWU), in a joint statement, expressed disappointment that the administration seemed unwilling to address the issue of salary increases. But the administration in a statement issued on Monday said that the institution's Finance and General Purpose Committee on Wednesday last unanimously approved the request of Vice Chancellor, Professor Ivelaw Griffith, for the salary increases.
These increases, it was disclosed, will be paid to staff members of the university by December 20, 2018 and will translate to a three percent pay increase for academic staff [UA] while support staff [UB] will be eligible for a four percent increase. The pay increase, the administration said will be retroactive to January 1, 2018.
But the unions fired back, claiming that not only are the imposed increases a violation of good labour relations practices but that "some might say that arrogance and hypocrisy are displayed in this action."
The unions' move to highlight this state of affairs is linked to the fact that the pay increase for workers will be conditional, as according to the Vice Chancellor, "the Administration maintains the principled position that performance will be a factor in this exercise, and that no academic staff with outstanding grades will be granted the increase."
Added to this, the unions are concerned that staffers are being asked to accept a "minuscule unilateral increase on the grounds of affordability."
The unions further highlighted that the administration has made it clear that the percentage increases for workers was approved based on affordability but went on to note that when Vice Chancellor Griffith asked for the award of his second bonus of the year (since a first was awarded earlier in the year for 2016-2017), affordability was not taken into consideration.
"With the assistance of the Chancellor he was finally given that bonus at the Annual Business Meeting of the University on Thursday 8th November 2018. He fought for his bonus while resisting an objective assessment of his performance," the unions asserted.
According to the unions too, "The administration has refused to negotiate wages and salaries with the unions, going so far as to fail to attend a conciliation meeting requested by the Unions. This meeting was scheduled by the Department of Labour for 25th October 2018, and the Unions showed up, but the administration never did."
The unions have, moreover, noted, "The administration should be assured that the University's staff will respond to this insulting development," even as it emphasised that "The Coalition government has been clear that salary increases should be negotiated and not imposed, as has been the case in the past."
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In Press Release, 2020, Safe-T
HERZLIYA, Israel, June 22, 2020 – Safe-T Group Ltd. (Nasdaq, TASE:SFET), a leading provider of secure access solutions, today announced that it has been identified as a Representative Vendor in the Gartner Market Guide for Zero Trust Network Access ("ZTNA") report[1]. Safe-T was named a Representative Vendor of Stand-Alone ZTNA.
According to Gartner, "The old security model of "inside means trusted" and "outside means untrusted" is broken. When users became mobile and when business partners on the "outside" required access, virtual private networks (VPNs) and demilitarized zones (DMZs) became common. They also granted excessive implicit trust – trust that attackers abused. The reality of digital business is that it requires anywhere, anytime access to any application, regardless of the locations of the users and their devices."
Further, Gartner stated that, "ZTNA provides controlled identity and context-aware access to resources, reducing the surface area for attack. The isolation afforded by ZTNA improves connectivity, removing the need to directly expose applications to the internet. The internet remains an untrusted transport; a trust broker mediates connections between applications and users. The broker can be a cloud service managed by a third-party provider or a self-hosted service (in the form of a physical appliance in the customer's data center or a virtual appliance in a public infrastructure as a service [IaaS] cloud)."
According to the report, "Although VPN replacement is a common driver for its adoption, ZTNAs rarely replace VPN completely."
Safe-T's ZTNA solutions grant access to applications on a need-to-know basis, while giving users fast and seamless access to the resources they need. This creates a "verify-first, access-second" zero-trust approach across an organization's applications, enabling enhanced security, greater visibility, and a better user experience. It controls the access to internal services and utilizes third-party identity providers to authenticate each user.
Safe-T's newest development, ZoneZero™, enables the organization to adopt a Zero Trust Network Access architecture without getting rid of its VPN. ZoneZero enhances VPN security by adding ZTNA capabilities, allowing access to applications and services only after trust has been verified. Deploying Safe-T's ZoneZero on top of the existing VPN offers a customized and scalable zero trust solution – with all the benefits of ZTNA while lowering the risks involved in adopting the new technology.
"We are honored to be recognized in the report for the second year in a row. We believe that it reflects our continuous efforts to provide the best SDP solution to the market," said Shachar Daniel, CEO of Safe-T. "We are proud that our innovative solutions have again gained what we believe to be well-deserved recognition, allowing us to maintain Safe-T's leadership in Zero Trust Network Access. As VPNs become less and less fit for use, we are pleased to be able to deliver solutions that help organizations establish a Zero Trust strategy across their networks."
Safe-T's ZoneZero solution provides a simple deployment for both managed and unmanaged devices. In addition, the solution's user behavior analysis module, provides unparalleled insight into user traffic, which allows it to detect bots and malicious insiders before they have the chance to cause damage.
[1] Gartner, "Market Guide for Zero Trust Network Access," Steve Riley, et al, 8 June 2020.
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Safe-T Group Ltd. (Nasdaq, TASE: SFET) is a provider of Zero Trust Access solutions which mitigate attacks on enterprises' business-critical services and sensitive data, while ensuring uninterrupted business continuity. Safe-T's cloud and on-premises solutions ensure that an organization's access use cases, whether into the organization or from the organization out to the internet, are secured according to the "validate first, access later" philosophy of Zero Trust. This means that no one is trusted by default from inside or outside the network, and verification is required from everyone trying to gain access to resources on the network or in the cloud.
Safe-T's wide range of access solutions reduce organizations' attack surface and improve their ability to defend against modern cyberthreats. As an additional layer of security, our integrated business-grade global proxy solution cloud service enables smooth and efficient traffic flow, interruption-free service, unlimited concurrent connections, instant scaling and simple integration with our services.
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Spadework develops two new community gardens!
Chris Root the owner has offered us some growing space within the grounds of Hames Hall and Holmewood.
Spring Cleaning during the Midsummer festival!
The next River Clean-up will take place during the upcoming Summer Festival, on 20 June 2012. Meet at the youth hostel at 11 am.
New Dates for Balsam Bash & Litter Pick summer 2012!
Some new dates have been decided to pull Himalayan Balsam out of our river beds and rubbish out of our streets.


This weekend we are jetting off to Vietnam for the first time! It will be my first proper real-deal holiday since I started my business about 18 months ago. SO overdue! Working 60 hour weeks consistently plus being really bad at sleeping when stressed (blog post coming soon on my top tips for improved sleep!) plus renovating our house plus planning our wedding has left me running on fumes. I will admit, that we planned most of our wedding in an afternoon; venue, ceremony, celebrant, flowers, cake, band and invites were all done in a matter of hours. I've become really efficient now that I've been successfully (I think?!) running my biz, no time for mucking around. Pick something, see if it's available, lock it in and move on to the next thing.
Needless to say that quick and easy dinners and side dishes like this glorious salad have been mandatory. It's even better the next day and if you don't like blue cheese, sub it out for feta! YUM! Pairs perfectly with roasted chicken or even steak. Blue cheese on steak is like next-level heaven!
On a large serving plate, layer radicchio, water cress, tomatoes and blue cheese.
Then in a small cup or bowl, combine oil, vinegar, salt, garlic and pepper.
Pour dressing over the top of the layered salad 15 minutes before ready to serve.


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Q: Event Handling for leap years for javascript the questions are
The user should enter a year into the Enter Year text field. The leap year text field should display "yes" if the number entered is a leap year, and "no" if it is not. I have to use a key press event handler
this is the javascript that I use, this javascript is not working
function myFunction()
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if  x = (year % 100 === 0) ? (year % 400 === 0) : (year % 4 === 0);
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Leap Years

<input id="x" onkeyup="myFunction()"> Enter Year
<input id="z" onkeyup="myFunction()"> is it a leap year?

A: Use below function to test for Leap Year :
function leapYear(year) {
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A: You have many syntax errors. So you need to review some tutorials about basic javascript. However this code should be what you're after.

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Title: Strawberry Hill House
Subject: Horace Walpole, List of people from Richmond upon Thames, Houghton Lodge, Mapledurham House, Architecture of England
Collection: 18Th Century in London, 18Th-Century Architecture, Gothic Revival Architecture in London, Grade I Listed Buildings in London, Historic House Museums in London, Houses Completed in 1762, Literary Museums in London, Museums in Richmond Upon Thames, St Mary's University, Twickenham, Twickenham
Strawberry Hill House in 2012 after restoration
Strawberry Hill House, often referred to simply as Strawberry Hill, is the Gothic Revival villa that was built in Twickenham, London by Horace Walpole from 1749. It is the type example of the "Strawberry Hill Gothic" style of architecture,[1] and it prefigured the nineteenth-century Gothic revival.
Walpole rebuilt the existing house in stages starting in 1749, 1760, 1772 and 1776. These added gothic features such as towers and battlements outside and elaborate decoration inside to create "gloomth" to suit Walpole's collection of antiquarian objects, contrasting with the more cheerful or "riant"[2] garden. The interior included a Robert Adam fireplace; parts of the exterior were designed by James Essex. The garden contained a large seat shaped like a Rococo sea shell; it has been recreated in the 2012 restoration.
Under Horace Walpole 1
Purchase and planning 1.1
Construction 1.2
Interior and collection 1.3
Gardens 1.4
Shell bench 1.4.1
Visitors 1.5
Chronology 1.6
Later owners 2
21st century 3
Under Horace Walpole
Purchase and planning
In May 1747 Horace Walpole took a lease on a small 17th-century house that was "little more than a cottage", with 5 acres (20,000 m2) of land from a Mrs. Chenevix. The following year he purchased the house which the original owner, a coachman, had named "Chopped Straw Hall". This was intolerable to Walpole, "his residence ought, he thought, to possess some distinctive appellation; of a very different character..." Finding an old lease that described his land as "Strawberry Hill Shot", Walpole adopted this new name for his soon to be "elegant villa".[3][4]
A tower at Strawberry Hill
In stages, Walpole rebuilt the house to his own specifications, giving it a Gothic style and expanding the property to 46 acres (190,000 m2) over the years. As Rosemary Hill notes, "Strawberry Hill was the first house without any existing medieval fabric to be [re]built from scratch in the Gothic style and the first to be based on actual historic examples, rather than an extrapolation of the Gothic vocabulary first developed by William Kent. As such it has a claim to be the starting point of the Gothic Revival."[5]
Walpole and two friends, including the connoisseur and amateur architect, John Chute (1701–1776), and draughtsman and designer, Richard Bentley (1708–1782), called themselves a "Committee of Taste" or "Strawberry Committee"[6] which would modify the architecture of the building. Bentley left the group abruptly after an argument in 1761. Chute had an "eclectic but rather dry style" and was in charge of designing most of the exterior of the house and some of the interior. To Walpole, he was an "oracle of taste". Walpole often disagreed with Bentley on some of his wayward schemes, but admired his talent for illustration.[3]
An 18th-century engraving of the villa
William Robinson of the Royal Office of Works contributed professional experience in overseeing construction. They looked at many examples of architecture in England and in other countries, adapting such works as the chapel at Westminster Abbey built by Henry VII for inspiration for the fan vaulting of the gallery, without any pretence at scholarship. Chimney-pieces were improvised from engravings of tombs at Westminster and Canterbury and Gothic stone fretwork blind details were reproduced by painted wallpapers, while in the Round Tower added in 1771, the chimney-piece was based on the tomb of Edward the Confessor "improved by Mr. Adam".
He incorporated many of the exterior details of cathedrals into the interior of the house. Externally there seemed to be two predominant styles 'mixed'; a style based on castles with turrets and battlements, and a style based on Gothic cathedrals with arched windows and stained glass.
The building evolved similarly to how a medieval cathedral often evolved over time, with no fixed plan from the beginning. Indeed, Michael Snodin argues, "the most striking external feature of Strawberry Hill was its irregular plan and broken picturesque silhouette".[3] Walpole added new features over a thirty-year period, as he saw fit.
The first stage to make, in Walpole's words, a 'little Gothic castle' began in 1749 and was complete by 1753, a second stage began in 1760, and there were other modifications such as work on the great north bedchamber in 1772, and the "Beauclerk Tower" of the third phase of alterations, completed to designs of a professional architect, James Essex, in 1776. The total cost came to about £20,720.[3]
Walpole's 'little Gothic castle' has significance as one of the most influential individual buildings of such Rococo "Gothick" architecture which prefigured the later developments of the nineteenth century Gothic revival, and for increasing the use of Gothic designs for houses. This style has variously been described as Georgian Gothic, Strawberry Hill Gothic, or Georgian Rococo.
Interior and collection
The Robert Adam fireplace in the round room
Walpole's eccentric and unique style on the inside rooms of Strawberry Hill complemented the Gothic exterior. The house is described by Walpole as "the scene that inspired, the author of The Castle of Otranto", though Michael Snodin has observed: "it is an interesting comment on 18th-century sensibility that the melancholy interiors of The Castle of Otranto were suggested by the light, elegant, even whimsical rooms at Strawberry Hill".[3]
The interiors of Walpole's "little play-thing house" were intended to be "settings of Gothic 'gloomth' for Walpole's collection". His collection of curious, singular, antiquarian objects was well publicized; Walpole himself published two editions of A Description of the Villa of Mr. Horace Walpole at Strawberry Hill to make the "world aware of the extent of his collection".[3]
Speaking on Walpole's collection, Clive Wainwright states that Walpole's collection "constituted an essential part of the interiors of his house". The character of the rooms at Strawberry Hill was "created and dictated" by Walpole's taste for antiquarianism. Though even without the collection present, the house "retains a fairy-tale quality".[3]
Horace Walpole's Strawberry Hill Collection of several thousand items can still be viewed today. The Lewis Walpole Library of Yale University now has a database which "encompasses the entire range of art and artifacts from Walpole's collections, including all items whose location is currently known and those as yet untraced but known through a variety of historical records".[7]
Walpole was as meticulous in designing and developing his gardens as he was improving his house, though "his ignorance of horticulture at first embarrassed him a little".[4] Improvements on the grounds were started even before work on the house. In an essay titled "On Modern Gardening", Walpole expresses his own ideas as reflected in his Strawberry Hill grounds. Walpole's taste in landscape and gardening moved away from the traditional, formal layout of "parterre, terraces, marble urns, statued fountains and 'canals measured by the line'". The French or Italian taste seemed, to Walpole, alien to the English climate "resulting in symmetrical and unnatural gardens". Trees and shrubs were planted in "natural groupings" on the lawn. Walpole preferred to see all nature as a garden. He did not however appreciate the extravagant "romantic grotto and that favorite eighteenth-century conceit, the hermitage".[8]
From "On Modern Gardening": "The fairest scenes, that depend on themselves alone, weary when often seen. The Doric portico, the Palladian bridge, the Gothic ruin, the Chinese pagoda, that surprise the stranger, soon lose their charms to their surfeited master. But the ornament whose merit soonest fades, is the hermitage, or scene adapted to contemplation. It is almost comic to set aside a quarter of one's garden to be melancholy in."[9] Here, Walpole's separation of style between his house and grounds can be seen. A friend, Horace Mann, assumed that Walpole's garden would be similarly Gothic. Walpole responded "Gothic is merely architecture, and as one has a satisfaction in imprinting the gloomth of abbeys and cathedrals on one's house, so one's garden, on the contrary, is to be nothing but riant, and the gaiety of nature".[10]
Walpole saw the modern English garden as a point of perfection: "We have given the true model of gardening to the world; let other countries mimic or corrupt our taste; but let it reign here on its verdant throne, original by its elegant simplicity, and proud of no other art than that of softening nature's harshness and copying her graceful touch". He was a follower of William Kent, one of the originators of the English landscape garden.[11][12]
Shell bench
One particular attraction of Walpole's gardens was a garden seat carved to resemble a large Rococo style sea shell. "This shell was one of Mr. Walpole's favourite inventions – for Strawberry Hill was crammed with inventions and contrivances. It was a seat in the form of a huge bivalve of a species not easily recognized, which generally elicited a vast amount of wonder and admiration from his visitors". This bench, a rustic cottage, and a chapel in the woods were not follies like a ruin or hermitage, but including these items in his otherwise natural gardens shows Walpole's charmingly eccentric taste.[13]
The seat was originally placed at the corner of the Walpole's Estate, facing towards the river and from this position Walpole and his visitors could view the Thames and the borrowed landscape beyond. Although only two drawings of the original bench survive, "the garden is as far as possible being restored to its original appearance. Walpole's extraordinary Shell Bench has been recreated" according to the Strawberry Hill website.[14]
Even in Walpole's lifetime, Strawberry Hill drew many visitors to admire the architecture, grounds, and Walpole's carefully cultivated collection. According to Elliot Warburton, "Strawberry Hill in its new form soon became the marvel of the neighbourhood – a little later became the town talk – in a short time a theme of frequent comment even in distant parts of the country". "The highest personages of the realm" including the royal family came to visit Strawberry Hill, as well as more common sightseers. These visitors became an incessant addition to Strawberry Hill, and as delighted as Walpole was to share his vision, they became a bit of a nuisance to him. While Walpole gave tours to the more important visitors, he shrank from less dignified attention and "retreated to his cottage in the flower garden" while his housekeeper gave tours to the public.[7]
In a letter to Horace Mann in 1763, Walpole complained: "I have but a minute's time in answering your letter, my house is full of people, and has been so from the instant I breakfasted, and more are coming; in short, I keep an inn; the sign 'The Gothic Castle' ...my whole time is passed in giving tickets for seeing it, and hiding myself when it is seen. Take my advice, never build a charming house for yourself between London and Hampton-court: everybody will live in it but you". Warburton notes that while Walpole may have been annoyed from time to time, he also came to see his estate contributing to the public's enjoyment when he had doubts about his endeavour. "He arrives at the conclusion that all he has done is for the benefit of others rather than for himself".[15][16]
Hunters Lodge, a house in the Strawberry Hill Gothic style in North London, built circa 1800
A list of important dates in Horace Walpole's life surrounding Strawberry Hill:[17]
1739 – Sets off with Thomas Gray on the Grand Tour. Visits France and Italy. Meets John Chute in Florence
1745 – Father dies, leaving Horace his fortune and a house on Arlington Street
1747 - Finds and leases Strawberry Hill
1749 – Purchases Strawberry Hill
1750 – Forms the "Committee on Taste" with John Chute and Richard Bentley to start planning the Gothic development of Strawberry Hill
1757 – Sets up Strawberry Hill Press
1765 – The Castle of Otranto is published
1774 – Prints A Description of the Villa of Mr. Horace Walpole
1784 – Prints A Description of the Villa of Mr. Horace Walpole with new additions and illustrations
Later owners
After the death of Walpole, the house passed first to his cousin [1] In 1923 it was bought by St Mary's University, Twickenham.[18]
In 2004, Strawberry Hill featured in the TV series Restoration. In 2007 it was leased to the Strawberry Hill Trust for restoration and eventual opening to the public. [19]
The collection at Horace Walpole's Strawberry Hill was featured at the Victoria & Albert Museum from March to July 2010 to prepare for the opening of the house to the public that October. Curator of the exhibition Michael Snodin sees Walpole as an influential figure in both collection and architecture: "he created a form of thematised historical display which prefigured modern museums. And Strawberry Hill was the most influential building of the early Gothic revival".[20]
After a £9 million, two-year-long restoration, Strawberry Hill House reopened to the public on Saturday 2 October 2010.[1]
In 2013 Strawberry Hill House was one of two London landmarks to win the European Union Prize for Cultural Heritage in the Europa Nostra Awards.[21]
^ a b c Kennedy, Maev (12 September 2010). "Strawberry Hill will open doors to public once again". The Guardian. Retrieved 2013-01-15.
^ The term is from French, literally meaning 'laughing'.
^ a b c d e f g Calloway et al. 1980, pp.7–22.
^ a b Warburton 1851, pp.11–28.
^ Hill, Rosemary, "Welcome to Strawberry Hill: Chronology and Architecture at the Service of Horace Walpole". Times Literary Supplement, May 19, 2010.
^ Fothergill 1983, p.42.
^ a b "Horace Walpole's Strawberry Hill Collection". The Lewis Walpole Library, Yale University. 28 March 2011.
^ Fothergill 1983, pp.44–5.
^ Walpole 1931, p.60.
^ Walpole 1931, pp.64–5.
^ Warburton 1851, p.461.
^ "Strawberry Hill House - The Garden". The Strawberry Hill Trust. Retrieved 2013-01-15.
^ Warburton 1851, pp.480–1.
^ Calloway et al. 1980, p.3.
^ "St Mary's University College". The Strawberry Hill Trust. Retrieved 2013-01-15.
^ "Strawberry Hill - History". The Strawberry Hill Trust. Retrieved 2013-01-15.
^ Vickery, Amanda. "Horace Walpole and Strawberry Hill". The Guardian. London. 20 February 2010.
^ Chambers, Ellie (25 June 2013). "Strawberry Hill House wins cultural heritage award". Richmond and Twickenham Times (London).
Calloway, Stephen, Snodin, Michael, and Wainwright, Clive, Horace Walpole and Strawberry Hill, Orleans House Gallery, Richmond upon Thames, 1980.
Fothergill, Brian. The Strawberry Hill Set: Horace Walpole and His Circle. Faber and Faber. London. 1983.
Walpole, Horace and Amery, Colin. On Modern Gardening. Young Books. New York. 1931.
Warburton, Elliot. Memoirs of Horace Walpole and His Contemporaries. Henry Colburn. London. 1851.
Houghton Lodge, a Gothic fishing lodge built in Strawberry Hill style in c. 1800.
Strawberry Hill House website
Friends of Strawberry Hill
The Strawberry Hill Residents' Association
Pope's Grotto Preservation Trust
(London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames) "Horace Walpole and Strawberry Hill"
Ham Polo Club
White Lodge Museum and Ballet Resource Centre
Almshouses
Richmond Charities
Bishop Duppa's
Church Estate
Hickey's
Houblon's
Michel's
Queen Elizabeth's
Tollemache
Barnes Hospital
Cassel Hospital
former Normansfield Hospital
Richmond Royal Hospital
Teddington Memorial Hospital
Kew Observatory
Saxo-Norman
Strawberry Hill Gothic
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Abbeys and priories
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Hammerbeam roof
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Almshouse
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Somerset towers
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Grade I listed buildings in London
Historic house museums in London
Museums in Richmond upon Thames
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Richmond, London, Greater London, Teddington, River Thames, Whitton, London
Norfolk, Kingdom of Great Britain, Robert Walpole, Genoa, Authority control
Palace of Westminster, Gothic architecture, St Paul's Cathedral, London, England
Oxford, Reading, Berkshire, City of London, Surrey, Windsor, Berkshire
United Kingdom, Richmond, London, St Paul's Cathedral, Isabella Plantation, Bushy Park
List of people from Richmond upon Thames
Richmond Park, Pink Floyd, Hampton Court Palace, Pete Townshend, London Borough of Richmond upon Thames
Houghton Lodge
Listed building, River Test, Hampshire, England, John Nash (architect)
Mapledurham House
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Agency Endowed Funds can be established at CFAAC by the board of directors of a nonprofit organization. CFAAC handles the investment and management of the assets and the earnings from the principal are granted to support the programs or operations of the nonprofit organization.
Human Service Professionals from the surrounding areas come together during this conference to discuss the causes and conditions of poverty, and solutions and strategies for overcoming barriers to economic well being. The conference addresses the complexities of poverty including but not limited to: jobs and workforce, opioids, recidivism, adverse childhood trauma, human trafficking, mental health, transportation and more... Attendees will gain new, innovative approaches to address poverty, enhanced case management skills, program delivery techniques, and tips for governance and effective leadership.


We've been tweeting and finding all sorts of neat vendors that have taken a similar path or philosophy as we have, and we wanted to take a moment to spotlight a resource that you might get some value from. We haven't worked with them yet, but we're definitely going to be sending couples their way on all their uplighting and chair-cover needs, because it's hard to find rental vendors that can serve a national market the way they do.
Their website is rentmywedding.com, and they're a rental company that specializes in rental lighting, chair covers, gobos, and more. They don't rent out sound systems from what I can tell, but our guide does cover how to set up uplights, so their uplighting rentals and other lighting rentals dovetail perfectly into our DIYReception guide.
Marie's story is pretty neat; she was a bride looking to do things herself, and ended up purchasing the items that she used in her wedding and then renting them out to other couples long after her wedding was over. There's been a lot written about the idea of sharing items from wedding to wedding, from couple to couple, but this is the first we've heard of a genuine rental business built on the back of the need to do something yourself. So we tip our hat to her!
A lot of brides and grooms are intimidated by the idea of renting items they've never used before and using them on such a critical day as their wedding day. But in our experience, and I'm sure Marie's, these items are never as hard to figure out as you think they will be. Whether it's a sound system or an uplight that you're renting, these items were made to be operated and used, and if run into roadblocks with either, your rental vendor is there to answer your questions should they arise.
One other cool thing about rentmywedding.com, as a side bar, is that their rental period was thought up with the bride and groom in mind – shipping is included, and it's a five-day rental period. So unlike the tuxes, you've got a few days to let the dust settle before you worry about packing them up and shipping them back. Sounds very convenient.
Anyway, we just wanted to drop our readers a quick note to let them know that something like this exists, and for a heck of a lot cheaper than they might have thought. When our DJ company bought its uplights, we spent about $100 each, for a total spend of about $1200 because we bought 12 of them. Most DJ companies charge $300-$400 for the usage of their uplights, which puts this service, if you needed 12 of them, at around half the price of the pro-setup option if you're operating on a budget.
Have a great weekend all, and stay tuned for more tips on how to make your DIY-Reception effortlessly upscale and memorable, without spending more than you have to.


OUTBACK REGIONAL GALLERY IS ONE OF three exhibition spaces inside the Waltzing Matilda Centre. The facility first opened in 1998 to celebrate Australia's unofficial anthem, first written and publicly performed in Winton. The centre's unique architectural design draws on elements of the Winton landscape, and is one of the only 24-hour, climate-controlled, purpose-built galleries in central Queensland able to display artworks from regional, state and national institutions. The gallery's initiative is to collect contemporary works that align with strategic themes significant to Winton, and that highlight the outback region. The main exhibition space celebrates all associations with Australia's iconic ballad Waltzing Matilda, and provides a unique insight into history and place. The Waltzing Matilda Centre's focus is to preserve historical and cultural material for research and the enjoyment of the public. The Outback Regional Gallery aims to develop, encourage and enhance arts and culture in the outback region.


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Göteborgs Atlet- och Idrottssällskap (meaning Gothenburg's Athletics and Sports Association), commonly referred to as GAIS or Gais, is a Swedish football club based in Gothenburg. The club is affiliated to the Göteborgs Fotbollförbund and play their home games at Gamla Ullevi. Fans also refers to the club as Grönsvart (green-black) or Makrillarna (the Mackerels) because of the traditional shirt colours.

GAIS is one of the oldest football clubs in Sweden. The club was a founding member of Allsvenskan and also the first champions of the league. They have won a total of four national championship titles, five league championship titles and one national cup title. Even though GAIS have played 49 seasons in Allsvenskan they only spent six years in the top division during a 30-year period from 1976 to 2005, with another six seasons of that time spent as low as the third division. The club thus gained the reputation of being a yo-yo club, constantly going up and down through the league system. After their promotion in 2005 the club played seven straight seasons in Allsvenskan which was a feat not achieved since the degradation in 1955. After relegation in 2012 they finished seventh in Superettan in 2013 and, for the exception of one season, has remained there since.

History

Formation and early glory
GAIS was founded 11 March 1894 at Ehdlunds Café in the Gothenburg city centre. The founders had created the club for "patriotic purposes and to promote all kinds of sports". Its main activities were athletics and an assortment of strength sports. The football department was formed in 1897 and played their first official game against local rivals Örgryte IS in 1903. GAIS first appearance in the highest league at the time, Svenska Serien, was in 1915/16 where they finished in fourth place. In 1919 the club won its first national championship beating Djurgårdens IF away in the finals. The same procedure would be repeated in 1922, this time against another Stockholm team, Hammarby IF. GAIS won the first season of the new first tier league Allsvenskan in 1924/25, two points ahead of local rivals IFK Göteborg. The feat was to be repeated in 1926/27, this time three points ahead of IFK Göteborg. The league champions was not recognised as national champions until the 1930/31 season. GAIS won this year as well, six points ahead of AIK and IFK Göteborg.

During the 1930s GAIS slowly lost the dominance the club had exercised over Allsvenskan since its foundation and in 1938 the club was relegated. Having spent three years in the second division GAIS returned with a vengeance for the 1941–42 Allsvenskan where the club finished in second place. Later in 1942 they won Svenska Cupen for the first, and until today, only time.

The club then stayed in Allsvenskan throughout the 1940s and the early 1950s. They quite unexpectedly won their fourth national championship one single point ahead of Helsingborgs IF in the season of 1953/54. The clinching game was the last one of the season; a nail biting no score draw at Stadsparksvallen in Jönköping. The following year, equally unexpectedly, when the club finished third last and was relegated.

1960s and 1970s

GAIS returned to Allsvenskan the following 1955/56 season but from the mid-1950s the club lost its former continuity and never spent more than five years in a row in Allsvenskan until the 2000s. The club was relegated again in 1959 and spent four seasons in the second division only to return briefly to Allsvenskan for one year in 1964. After that relegation they immediately returned to Allsvenskan in 1966. GAIS then remained there during 1966–1975, except for one year in the second division in 1971. In 1975 the club made its first appearance in the UEFA Cup playing Śląsk Wrocław in the first leg. GAIS lost out to the Polish club after winning 2–1 at home but losing 2–4 away. The same year GAIS got relegated from Allsvenskan for the sixth time, this time due to scoring two goals less than Halmstads BK.

Thirty years of underperformance: 1976–2006
The relegation in 1975 would in retrospect prove to be a turning point for the worse in the history of GAIS. Unable to qualify for Allsvenskan in 1976, and furthermore losing the qualifying spot to now arch-rivals IFK Göteborg, they lost the position as Gothenburg's leading team that they had enjoyed throughout the early 1970s. The club then consistently failed to qualify for Allsvenskan during the following five years and in 1981 the club got relegated to the Swedish third division due to economical problems and a surprisingly weak performance by the squad. The future looked bleak after GAIS failed to return to the second division in 1982 but due to a massive performance in the latter part of the 1983 season the club secured the qualifying spot seven points ahead of IK Oddevold and then beat Mönsterås GoIF in the promotion playoffs to the second division.

In 1984 GAIS made what was to become one of the club's most spectacular signings to this date. Tunisian midfielder Samir Bakaou left his former club Étoile Sportive du Sahel to join the Gothenburg side and proved to be the injection of flair and energy that the club had been needing so badly. With "the Black Pearl" as playmaker and notorious goalscorer GAIS was once again a force to be reckoned with and made it to the promotion playoffs to Allsvenskan in 1985, only to lose out to Djurgårdens IF after a penalty shoot-out in a highly controversial game. GAIS finally made it back to Allsvenskan in 1987 ending eleven long years of struggling in the lower divisions. For the second time in club history GAIS made it to the finals of Svenska Cupen as well, but lost out 2–0 to opposing side Kalmar FF.

During the late 1980s and early 1990s GAIS mostly fought for its survival in Allsvenskan. With the exception of a third place in 1989 the club had to settle for the lower half of the league table. Relegation followed in the season of 1992 and GAIS yet again had to face a long and tortuous walk through the Swedish second division. The nadir was reached in 1997 when the club had been relegated to the third division and ran a huge economical deficit while only finishing third in the league. This season would be the starting point of possibly the worst yo-yo experience any Swedish football club has ever experienced.

GAIS was promoted to the second division in 1998 and made it back to Allsvenskan after the season of 1999 by finishing in second place and defeating Kalmar FF in the qualifying round. After finishing second to last in the 2000 Allsvenskan the club continued its fall through the second division Superettan in 2001 and was relegated to the third division for the 2002 season. From there on things slowed down when GAIS failed to make a quick return during their first season there. Then after a hard-fought battle throughout 2003 against local competitors Ljungskile SK GAIS finally ended up winning the series by goal difference. In the promotion playoffs to qualify for Superettan the club faced Mjällby AIF and defeated them 2–1 away as well as home.

The next year GAIS signed Roland Nilsson as head coach, and with him at the lead the club finished in sixth place of the 2004 Superettan. During the following season, facing competition from newly relegated AIK and Östers IF, GAIS managed to finish third and got to play Landskrona BoIS in the promotion playoffs to Allsvenskan. After beating Landskrona 2–1 at home and drawing them 0–0 in an extremely tight away game, where GAIS forward Wilton Figueiredo got his second yellow card after 30 minutes of play and manager Roland Nilsson substituted defender Kenneth Gustafsson for himself during the last 25 minutes, GAIS finally got to make their return to Allsvenskan. There they would spend their next seven seasons but after a strong fifth-place finish in 2011 they ended up in last place and relegated in 2012. They have since remained in the swedish second tier.

Supporters and rivalries

According to polls GAIS are the second most supported club in Gothenburg, with 12% of the people in the city who follow a football team claiming to have GAIS as their favorite side. Their supporters have traditionally been perceived as coming from the working class-districts of Gothenburg and having left wing sympathies, even though research on the subject couldn't conclude that this were more true than for other clubs. Their supporters are also perceived as being loyal, despite whatever hardships the club may face. The oldest and primary GAIS supporter group is called Makrillarna (meaning the Mackerels) and was founded in 1961.

During the 2018 season the club chose to allow a supporter to act as an assisting manager for a single game, against Halmstads BK in September, which at the time were unique amongst Swedish football clubs.

The club and its supporters harbour a fierce rivalry with Gothenburg's other traditional working-class team IFK Göteborg. Attendance rates are normally around 4500–7000 when playing in top tier Allsvenskan and 3000–4000 in second tier Superettan with greater numbers attending against local rivals IFK Göteborg, Örgryte IS and IF Elfsborg as well as the biggest teams from Stockholm and Skåne.

Players

First-team squad

Retired numbers
15 – Fredrik Lundgren, defender and midfielder (1999–2002, 2003–2012)

Notable players
Karl-Alfred Jacobsson has been selected as both player of the century" and player of the millennium by GAIS fans. The GAIS player of the year award "The Honorary Mackerel" has presented by the supporter group Makrillarna at the end of each season since 1961. The following players have received the award:

 Frank Jacobsson
 Leif Andersson
 Bo Palle
 Gunnar Gren
 Leif Forsberg
 Leif Wendt
 Kurt Axelsson
 Kent Grek
 Jan Olsson
 Hasse Samuelsson
 Hasse Johansson
 Sten Pålsson
 Kjell Uppling
 Eine Fredriksson
 Sune Persson
 Nils Norlander
 Mikael Johansson
 Mikael Berthagen
 Morgan Lagemyr
 Osborn Larsson
 Lallo Fernandez
 Håkan Lindman
 Niklas Sjöstedt
 Samir Bakaou
 Sören Järelöv
 Ulf Johansson
 Steve Gardner
 Tony Persson
 Jens Wålemark
 Lenna Kreivi
 Erik Holmgren
 Tinos Lappas
 Thomas Hallberg
 Stefan Martinsen
 Niclas Johansson
 Mårten Jonsson
 Per Johansson
 Magnus Gustafsson
 Thomas Hvenfelt
 Anders Holmberg
 Ivan Ottordahl
 Mathias Gravem
 Ville Viljanen
 Stefan Vennberg
 Fredrik Lundgren
 Dime Jankulovski
 Richard Ekunde
 Bobbie Friberg da Cruz
 Wánderson
 Kenneth Gustafsson
 Eric Bassombeng
 Lars Göthfelt
 Joel Anell

Managers

 Knut Holmberg (1938–42)
 Gösta Holmberg (1940–41)
 Helge Liljebjörn (1941–43)
 Holger Jernsten (1943–49)
 George Raynor (1947–48)
 Willy Wolf (1949–51)
 Helge Ahlström (1951–52)
 Sven Jacobsson (1952–54)
 Gösta Hallberg (1954–56)
 Sixten Rosenqvist (1955–57)
 Karl-Erik Grahn (1956–59)
 Curt Thorstensson (1960–61)
 István Takács (1962)
 Gunnar Gren (1963–64)
 Holger Hansson (1965–67)
 Gunnar Gren (1968–69)
 Holger Hansson (1970–72)
 Vilmos Várszegi (1973–76)
 Rune Jingård (1976)
 Arne Lindqvist (1977)
 Lars Hedén (1978–79)
 Tom Lilledal (1980)
 Bosse Nilsson (1981)
 Bo Falk (1982–92)
 Bengt-Arne Strömberg (1993–96)
 Hans Gren (1997–98)
 Lennart Ottordal (1999–00)
 Kent Kierdorf (2001)
 Lennart Ottordal (2001–02)
 Roberto Jacobsson (2003)
 Roland Nilsson (2004–07)
 Magnus Pehrsson (2008)
 Alexander Axén (2009 – Jul 2012)
 Jan Mak (Aug–Oct 2012)
 Benjamin Westman (Oct–Dec 2012)
 Thomas Askebrand (2013–2014)
 Per-Ola Ljung (2014 – Aug 2015)
 Jesper Ljung (Aug–Dec 2015)
 Benjamin Westman (2016–2017)
 Patrik Ingelsten (Jun–Jul 2017)
 Bosko Orovic (2017 – Jul 2019)
 Patrik Ingelsten (Jul–Sep 2019)
 Tomas Erixon (Sep–Dec 2019)
 Stefan Jacobsson (Dec 2019–Nov 2021)
 Fredrik Holmberg (Nov 2021–)

Achievements

Domestic
 Swedish Champions
 Winners (4): 1919, 1922, 1930–31, 1953–54

League

 Allsvenskan:
 Winners (4): 1924–1925, 1926–1927, 1930–1931, 1953–1954
 Runners-up (4): 1925–1926, 1932–1933, 1933–1934, 1941–1942
 Division 1 Södra:
 Winners (1): 1987
 Runners-up (2): 1995, 1999
 Svenska Serien:
 Winners (1): 1923–1924

Cups

 Svenska Cupen:
 Winners (1): 1942
 Runners-up (1): 1986–1987
 Svenska Mästerskapet:
 Winners (2): 1919, 1922

European
 Intertoto Cup:
 Winners (1): 1990

Footnotes

References

External links

  of GAIS
 Gronsvartgbg.se () – Supporters' site

Allsvenskan clubs
Association football clubs established in 1897
Football clubs in Gothenburg
Sports clubs established in 1894
1894 establishments in Sweden
Football clubs in Västra Götaland County
Svenska Cupen winners

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Born in 1956. He has received diploma in Computer Science in Yerevan Polytechnic Institute in 1978 graduating from Cybernetics Department. He received his PhD degree in Moscow Engineering-Physics Institute in 1984, was conferred Academic rank of Associate Professor in Computer Science Supreme Certification Board in Moscow, 1985. He was granted the degree of Doctor of Technical Sciences in SEUA, Yerevan, 2006 and Academic rank of Professor in Technical Sciences in SEUA, Yerevan, 2006. In 2010 he was selected as an Academician of Engineering Academy of RA. In 2014 he was selected as a Corresponding Member of National Academy of Sciences of RA. He has been the head of various international projects. On September 18, 2007 by decree of RA President he has been conferred the title of Honorable Scientist of the Republic of Armenia. On April 10, 2010 by decree of RA President he has been conferred "President of the Republic Prize" in "Technical Sciences and Information Technologies" area. In 2011 he was awarded with Gold medal of NPUA. In the same year Yerevan State University awarded him with a Diploma "For Achievements in Science and Significant Contribution in University Education Development", as well as Honorable Medal of European Regional Educational Academy 10-year Anniversary. He is also Honorary Professor of National Research University MIET since 2012 and European University. In 2016 Vazgen Melikyan has been awarded with Gold medal of the Ministry of Education and Science of Armenia for "the greatest contribution to the field of education and science", Gold Medal of Yerevan State University for significant contribution in the field of University Education and Science and the long-term fruitful cooperation with Yerevan State University, Gold Medal of the Russian-Armenian (Slavonic) University for many years of close cooperation, training highly qualified specialists in "Design and Technology of Electronic Means" specialization, Gold Medal of VivaCell-MTS for significant contribution in the field of Education and Science. He is the author of 11 monographs, more than 280 scientific and 135 methodical publications, had more than 150 reports in international conferences. 60 PhD dissertations have been realized and successfully defended under his supervision.
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Today I covered a lot ground at the fair. I will list the links below for recipes used with any side notes you might find helpful. As always please feel free to ask any questions!
I spent the morning doing a simple three ingredient candied nut. There are A LOT of ways to candy nuts but this is a great choice for something you want to throw on a nice salad. You can work with the spices and flavorings to get just the right candied nut for you.
Here is a recipe with the basic directions for three ingredient candied nuts.
In the afternoon I moved on to a discussion about drying herbs. This is a favorite activity of mine to do with the kids. Its simple and a great gifting option. You can add your dried herbs to salt, pour them in a mason jar and it becomes a lovely gift!
Here is a great resource for all you could need to know about drying herbs.
Lastly, I closed out the day with fish three ways. It is so much fun to get all the ovens going at once in the kitchen. I had a great time talking to some very avid fishers about sustainable fishing practices and great ways to include fish into your everyday routine.
I made Sole wrapped veggies, Tillapia nuggets and parchment pouch Salmon.
In reviewing the recipes I used to make the first two fish dishes I served I discover that I will need to write a full recipe for the first two dishes. I will work on that tomorrow and get it out to you all soon.
It's been a full day at the fair. While today was my last for this year you can always find me residing on my corner of the internet or at local fairs and markets. Please stop by say hi, refresh my memory of where I met you and ask away if you have any questions. I look forward to seeing you all soon!
Yesterday was a blast at the California State Fair. I got to do some of my most popular demos the lip balm demo and chocolate chip cookie story time (this year with chocolate milk ;) thank you dairy council). I will quickly post about these two and once fair comes to close I can give more detail.
The lip balm is my favorite because it is so simple. All you need is the ratio and then you can make it your own. 2 parts coconut oil to 1 part bees wax. Melt and pour into a container. You can make it your own with essential oils or other flavorings or you can add one part shea butter for a more "butter" like texture.
As for the cookies this is a riff on the many soft chocolate chip cookie recipes on the interwebs. This is the one I have grown to call my own.
Cream the softened butter and the sugars fully, usually 5-7 minutes on medium high. Scrape the bowl. Continue mixing while adding the eggs one at time followed by the vanilla. Scrape the bowl. Wisk the flour, soda, salt and cinnamon in another bowl. With the machine on low, add the flour in three additions. Mix until just combined, don't over mix. Fold in the chocolate.
Bake at 350 for 6 minutes turn tray and bake for another 6 minutes. Take care not to over bake.
See you soon and I hope you enjoy some of the photos from the fair.
Tomorrow on the KCRA morning show I will be showing you a fun and quick way to make your own lip balm.
All you need is one part bees wax (you can find it here) and two parts coconut oil melted together in a double boiler and poured into a small container. You can add vanilla or almond extract or essential oils to get the smell you would want. And if you want a touch of color you can add the remainder of tube of lip stick or add this liquid lip tint So easy!
If you would like to come and try this project first hand please join me at the DIY stage at the California State Fair on Tuesday July 14th. You can find all the details here.
Yesterday was a great day at the fair. Thank you for voting for my granola. It is very tasty and it was great the hear that from all of you!
I also got a lot of requests for my recipes. While I am so thankful that you enjoyed it so much I don't share my recipe since I am in production with it. You can buy it here OR you can use this Alton Brown recipe, it is close to mine and always produces an amazing product.
Also you can fine a great funnel cake recipe here and you can get all of the information about Artisan Bread in 5 Minutes a Day here.
Thanks for a great fair day and I look forward to seeing you again on Tuesday July 14th for kids day. I will be hosting a make and take chap stick project for kids in the DIY area to the left of California Kitchen Stage. And in the evening we will have evening story time with Chocolate Chip cookies and milk. You can get the schedule here. I look forward to seeing you there!


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Develop skill in sketching and mark-making to plan, execute, and construct two-dimensional images or three-dimensional models.
e.g., drawing: complex composition; architectural rendering: plans and models; sculpture: carving
Subject Area: Visual Art
Grade: 912
Big Idea: Skills, Techniques, and Processes
Enduring Understanding: Through purposeful practice, artists learn to manage, master, and refine simple, then complex, skills and techniques.
Date Adopted or Revised: 12/10
Status: State Board Approved
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0101300: Two-Dimensional Studio Art 1 (Specifically in versions: 2014 - 2015, 2015 - 2022, 2022 and beyond (current))
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VA.912.S.3.Su.a: Use two- and three-dimensional materials, tools, techniques, and processes to achieve an intended result.
Vetted resources educators can use to teach the concepts and skills in this benchmark.
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