Brooke S. Naylor, age 19, was last seen in Harrisburg on March 3.
The Gallatin County Coroner's office released Brooke Naylor's death as hypothermia caused by exposure.
GALLATIN COUNTY Ill. — A Harrisburg, Illinois, woman who went missing earlier this week has been found dead, according to a news release from the Illinois State Police Zone 7.
Brooke S. Naylor, 19, was last seen in Harrisburg on March 3. Her car, a Chevrolet Malibu, was found abandoned on Eldorado Ridgeway Blacktop between Illinois Route 42 and Illinois Route 1.
On Friday at 5:40 p.m., a member of a search party found her deceased body at a location south of Pot Hole Lane in rural Gallatin County.
An autopsy of Naylor's body is scheduled for Saturday. The investigation into the circumstances of her disappearance and death is ongoing.
In a news release, ISP thanked those who volunteered time and resources to the search effort.


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Idaho Laws & Rules
Section 41-2223
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GROUP AND BLANKET DISABILITY INSURANCE
41-2223. Renewability of coverage. (1) A health benefit plan subject to the provisions of this chapter shall be renewable with respect to all eligible employees or dependents, at the option of the employer, except in any of the following cases:
(a) Nonpayment of the required premiums;
(b) Fraud or intentional misrepresentation of material fact by the employer;
(c) Noncompliance with the carrier's minimum participation requirements;
(d) Noncompliance with the carrier's employer contribution requirements;
(e) In the case of health benefit plans that are made available in the employer market only through one (1) or more associations, as defined in section 41-2202, Idaho Code, the membership of an employer in the association, on the basis of which the coverage is provided ceases, but only if the coverage is terminated under this paragraph uniformly without regard to any health status-related factor relating to any covered individual;
(f) The employer no longer meets the requirements of section 41-2221(2)(b), Idaho Code;
(g) The carrier elects, at the time of coverage renewal, to discontinue offering a particular health benefit plan delivered or issued for delivery to large employers in this state. Unless otherwise authorized in advance by the department of insurance, a carrier may discontinue a product only after the product has been in use for at least thirty-six (36) consecutive months, provided the carrier may not discontinue more than twenty percent (20%) of its total number of employees and dependents in all lines of business in a twelve (12) month period. The carrier shall:
(i) Provide advance written or electronic notice of its decision under this paragraph to the director;
(ii) Provide notice of the discontinuation to all affected employers and employees or dependents at least ninety (90) calendar days prior to the date the particular health benefit plan will be discontinued by the carrier, provided that notice to the director under the provisions of this paragraph shall be provided at least fourteen (14) calendar days prior to the notice to the affected employers;
(iii) Offer to each affected employer, on a guaranteed issue basis, the option to purchase all other health benefit plans currently being offered by the carrier to large employers in this state; and
(iv) In exercising the option to discontinue the health benefit plan and in offering the option to purchase all other health benefit plans under the provisions of this paragraph, act uniformly without regard to:
1. The claims experience of an affected employer;
2. Any health status-related factor relating to any affected employee or dependent; or
3. Any health status-related factor relating to any new employee or dependent who may become eligible for the coverage.
(h) The carrier elects to nonrenew all of its health benefit plans delivered or issued for delivery to large employers in this state. In such a case the carrier shall:
(i) Provide advance notice of its decision under this paragraph to the director in each state in which it is licensed; and
(ii) Provide notice of the decision not to renew coverage to all affected employers and to the director at least one hundred eighty (180) calendar days prior to the nonrenewal of any health benefit plans by the carrier. Notice to the director under the provisions of this paragraph shall be provided at least three (3) working days prior to the notice to the affected employers; or
(i) The director finds that the continuation of the coverage would:
(i) Not be in the best interests of the policyholders or certificate holders; or
(ii) Impair the carrier's ability to meet its contractual obligations.
In such instance the director shall assist affected employers in finding replacement coverage.
(2) A carrier that elects not to renew a health benefit plan under the provisions of subsection (1)(h) of this section shall be prohibited from writing new business in the large employer market in this state for a period of five (5) years from the date of notice to the director.
(3) In the case of a carrier doing business in one (1) established geographic service area of the state, the provisions set forth in this section shall apply only to the carrier's operations in that service area.
[41-2223, added 1997, ch. 321, sec. 4, p. 954; am. 2006, ch. 353, sec. 1, p. 1079.]
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Shortly after submitting my PhD thesis and with a brand new Nikon D810 -bought as a gift by Yanyan- in hand, I embarked on a trip to Southern France and then Greece. First stop, Antibes. A charming little town on the mediterranean. The sights, the architecture, the people's manners, the 'air' of the town created very familiar, warm and welcoming feelings to me. Here are a few photos taken at night, after the end of the conference activities. In fact, those are the very first photos taken with the D810 on field. I can say it was a sheer pleasure snapping photos like these with the ISO set to values higher than 2000!
PS: The town of Antibes (and as such France as a country) honours the great Greek author Niko Kazantzaki who lived and wrote some of his greatest works there.


Jared Freid is a NYC based comedian. He has been featured on Tru TV's "NFL Full Contact," MTV's "Failosophy," and more recently on AXS TV's "Gotham Comedy Live." He is also a writer for TotalFratMove, BroBible, and HeTexted. Each week you can find a new original column on TotalFratMove.com and his dating advice column on PostGradProblems.com. In addition to writing he is also the host of the JTrain Podcast and the creator of the "Frat Dude Goes To" series where he travels the country interviewing "Bros" at wild events like the Carolina Cup and the AVN Awards. Follow him on twitter @JTrain56 for all of his weekly content.


Welcome to Brain Waves by Trusted Neurodiagnostics Academy. We explore and talk about different aspects of the neurodiagnostic field and help you prepare for your ABRET exam. In this episode Jennifer Legler and Meshia Miller interview Petra Davidson with some contraindications to hyperventilation some of our EEG students asked.


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    'age': 41,
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        'address': {
            'first-line': 'Alexandra Rd',
            'second-line': '',
        },
        'zip': 'N8 0PP',
        'city': 'London',
        'country': 'UK',
    },
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    'fullname': 'Alessandra',
    'age': 41,
    'phone-numbers': ['+447421234567', '+447423456789'],
    'residence.address.first-line': 'Alexandra Rd',
    'residence.address.second-line': '',
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    'residence.city': 'London',
    'residence.country': 'UK',
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def flatten(data, prefix='', separator='.'):
    """Flattens a nested dict structure. """
    if not isinstance(data, dict):
        return {prefix: data} if prefix else data

    result = {}
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            flatten(
                value,
                _get_new_prefix(prefix, key, separator),
                separator=separator))

    return result

def _get_new_prefix(prefix, key, separator):
    return (separator.join((prefix, str(key)))
            if prefix else str(key))

if __name__ == "__main__":
    print(flatten(nested))

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Junkman Follow
The Networked Wife
Third and fourth connections make great lovers
The corner in the master bedroom used to look lonely. Now it's got a love seat that makes a perfect nook for reading or surfing the internet. With its vantage point of the bed, he's more interested in other forms of browsing.
She didn't understand why he was intrigued by the idea of her fucking around. He couldn't explain it. He seemed confused by his desires: "You should be in verse. You should be memorialized on canvas. You should be at the center of a filthy magazine for all the world to see."
At first, she didn't believe him.
"Close your eyes," he said. "There's someone who wants to fuck you? Do you want to fuck him, too?"
She feared it was some kind of test.
"Would you bring him here?" he asked.
Was he merely teasing her with fantasy, tormenting her with an act he would forbid, or tempting her with a new approach to love?
"Would he be man enough to fuck you in front of me?" he said.
How long did Adam hold the luscious fruit at the tip of Eve's tongue? And she is to blame for the world's sins for finally taking a bite?
"Oh, honey," she said. "How could you make me choose just one?"
Her truthfulness left him in a free-fall, his soul remaining up where angels fly. He felt empty. He shivered with fear. But her whispers brought him back. In truth, they found lust.
She named names, names that had faces, to him. She confessed her most unfaithful thoughts until they came together hard and fast.
Ann had wondered— but never tested out — how easy it would be to identify a stud to bring home. She thought she had some good leads. What she didn't anticipate was how picky her husband would be. X wasn't nice enough, Y wasn't cute enough, Z wasn't athletic enough for her. Her exasperation led to a blowout that helped them uncover the problem. Too many of the guys were in their social circles.
That left the internet and work. The internet was too unregulated. Work was complicated. She had a job with enough authority that none of the men who worked with her wanted to risk messing around with her. She imagined a thick case file with her name on it locked somewhere in the HR director's filing cabinet.
So Ann decided on a hybrid approach. She started looking at her virtual networks.
"Somewhere between an old boss and Kevin Bacon, there's a whole network to plug into," she said, amusing herself as she browsed through LinkedIn. She updated her profile with a sexy pic and sifted through her 3rd and 4th connections. Profile pics and company names — that she checked against a big stack of business cards — brought back memories of a glass of wine at the airport, flirting with a cute stranger at a conference, and a late dinner that could have ended in his hotel room if she had wanted it to.
She had an almost perfect conversion rate with most of the guys she invited to her inner circle.
So fun to see you on here. I miss you!
Once they accepted, she would follow up with a not-so-subtle request for a "personal email address," which always came quickly. She would then send a quick email back from her private account, which was a great conversation starter.
She had a template for the second email, "the feeler."
It's so great to reconnect! I had such a great time [recount however I met him]. Are you swinging through town anytime soon? I think I owe you a drink.
Of her 10 initial leads on LinkedIn, Craig endorsed six of them and five replied to her feeler. Within a week she was exchanging flirtatious emails with four of them and sexting with the other.
The "closer" e-mail was the trickiest. She had to steer the guy in a direction where he felt he might get lucky, even with her husband around. She had Craig read over her first draft:
So fun you are going to be in town Friday. Our kids are at a friend's house. We were going to kick back, make a fire, and put a dent in our wine rack. You should totally come over. We have plenty of pillows if things get a little crazy.
"Should I send it?" she asked.
"What's the worst that could happen?" he said. "He leaves your network?"
Ann always got a knot in her stomach waiting for a response. She got wet with anticipation and got even wetter reading the replies to Craig.
The guy who was in town on a Friday was the one she had been sexting with. He was Link 1.
There was a familiar pattern that started that first night. She wore something that showed off her body — a short skirt, yoga pants, a revealing blouse. They would drink a lot. She would get touchy with the other man until he seemed convinced that Craig didn't mind too much. She would give him big smiles and rub high up on his leg. They would eventually make out. And then she would ask him to come upstairs and hold his hand on her ass with Craig trailing behind.
Her experience with Link 1 was breathtaking. It wasn't him per se. He wasn't as attractive as she remembered after two red wines at a cybersecurity conference happy hour. He was decent in bed. But it was more the thrill of fucking someone in front of her husband that led her to a three-orgasm night.
After that, she was hooked. Craig would often find her studying her phone. "Find another guy to link you?" he said, feeling amused with his turn of phrase.
The night with Link 2 was long but unmemorable. It was the opposite with Link 3. He showed up late, they all drank too fast, and she moved in on him early and strong. She didn't even make it to the bed when they went upstairs, bending over for him at her dresser. She dropped her underwear and he fucked her with her skirt pulled up over her ass.
While she always wore something sexy, she tended to go for comfort underneath — her panties and bra never stayed on long. It took a few minutes for her to get naked and on the bed with Link 3, who fucked her like a fallen missionary.
Link 3 helped Ann appreciate the power of a big dick. She felt a fullness with him crammed inside her as the pressure built. His dick was like a veiny forearm, reaching deep inside her to squeeze her internal sponge.
"Oh fuck, oh fuck," she screamed. "I'm going to squirt."
He pulled out and, as her juices started to flow, went down on her. When she thought she was finished he rubbed her pussy and fingered her in the right spots till she was squirting more. Between the loss of liquid and all the alcohol, she could do little more than lie back and let him fuck her mouth. She swallowed him whole before asking for a kiss goodbye. She was almost asleep when Craig straddled her on the bed and came all over her chest. She woke up happy and sticky.
From then on she required junk pic "verification" for her links. She got good at spotting when a guy was faking it.
Adorable. Can you send one from the side?
If a guy wasn't up to snuff she played the "husband card."
Craig found my account so I have to shut this down. Hope to run into you sometime.
Link 4 brought real handcuffs, a blindfold, a ball gag, and a butt plug with fur to give the fox her tail.
Link 5 came with a surprise friend. He was cute so Ann didn't make a fuss.
Craig took on a lot of support roles to make this all work. In the midst of a good fuck she would look for him on the periphery. "Honey, can you get me some water?" Or maybe it was a toy. She often wondered if he wanted to join in or just watch. Link 5 and 6 provided Ann with the chance to feel two strange cocks inside her. But she needed Craig's help.
Link 5 was comfortable being ridden by Ann as Link 6 tried to come in her back door. But even after half a bottle of lube and warming up with a butt plug, her thick-headed visitor couldn't push through. So Craig volunteered to prepare the way, fucking her in the ass until she was ready to welcome her visitor.
Craig filled a tissue with cum watching Link 5 and 6 fill Ann with cum as she screamed like it was a bloody home invasion.
Craig could sense that Ann was feeling more anxious than usual about Link 7. She spent a long time soaking in the bathtub beforehand and she asked for Craig's help shaving her sensitive spots. "No stubble or anything, OK?" she said, bent over in the tub.
She wanted to get the lingerie just right for the slinky dress she bought especially from Forever 21. She had a Victoria's Secret drawer for her "classy stuff," and a Yandy drawer — renamed from Frederick's — when she wanted to go for something slutty. Craig thought they should find some kind of sexy-slutty combo.
Ann came out in a fishnet body stocking. "Sexy," he said.
"Yeah, but it's got laces over my crotch for easy access, so a little slutty," she said, looking anxious to loosen the laces.
Craig pulled the fishnet off her chest and snapped it in between her breasts, pushing out her exposed boobs. "Now that's more like it," he said.
Ann was breaking more than a few rules with Link 7. She worked with him, although in a different department. She had also fucked him without telling Craig — just a little fling on the stairs that never came up during other confessions — and she was feeling guilty about it. She hoped that maybe having Link 7 over to their house to fuck him in Craig's plain sight would possibly make things better.
But it was wrong from the start.
Not the sex. The sex was great. Ann and Link 7 went on so long that Craig pretended to fall asleep with Ann whining for him to "fuck me so hard, all night, baby." Craig listened to her satisfaction for hours it seemed. Or was it minutes? It was a timeless satisfaction that he had rarely heard from her. He tried to seem surprised when she woke him up on the couch. "He's gone," she said. "Come to bed."
Ann wanted to break another rule and bring Link 7 back again, which prompted a big fight. Eventually, Ann confessed about the stairs. Craig wanted to know what made him desirable. Ann had a hard time deciding. It could have been his assured smile. Or was it his body? "Tall and imposing, just like yours," she said — "Before I softened up," Craig thought. Or the fact that she could make a younger man tense up when she slapped him on his hard chest when telling a corny joke? Or the other parts that she could make tense?
He asked for all the gritty details about the stairwell, which predictably made him horny. She finished the story with his dick throbbing inside her with jealousy. He wished he could last forever but her words made him relent and he let his desires be overwhelmed and swallowed up by hers.
Inviting someone back required a rule change. She shouldn't withhold anything from their visitor, Craig said. "You can sit or suck on his cock any way you want. I just want you to look at me like I'm your man."
"Oh, honey, we're going to fuck into our 90s, into the ages," said Ann.
"Oh honey, oh honey, oh honey," Ann shouted, reciting their mantra for eternity as Drew fucked her from behind. Ann had stopped sucking Craig's dick but was looking at him with appreciative eyes as her orgasm kicked in.
Craig could tell Drew was cumming before she could. His face winced with pleasure. She knew when he jammed himself into her with slow and hard thrusts. "Cum in me, baby," said Ann. "Cum hard." He did not disobey.
Ann rolled off the bed and straight to the bathroom. "Wait here," she said. Drew collapsed on his back and Craig waited anxiously, hoping to avoid small talk.
Ann was quick and she came back into the room, still naked. "Where's the remote?" she said. Craig held it up from the nightstand and she began to fumble through their video library. Ann found what she was looking for. Waltz with Me was a series of porn vignettes that told the story of a couple inviting guests over for encounters in different seasons. In summer, they have another man over and the camera circles around the three making love.
Ann crawled up on Drew and sucked his cock till it was clean with her spit but even that couldn't prevent the softening. "Sit back and watch," she said, wiggling him in her hand. "I'm not done with you yet."
Ann then moved to her husband. She continued to fondle Drew's dick as she sucked Craig's cock. But the movie was getting to her favorite part, so she turned around, sticking her ass in Craig's face as she continued to suck on him. Her pussy tasted foreign to him. It was the taste of a woman spoiled by her husband, and soiled by her lover. His tongue twirled in search of his wife's purity.
After a few minutes, Drew hardened up in Ann's hand. "That's it, baby," she said. "He's ready, honey. Will you let him come in my ass?"
Craig liked that she was begging for something that was a forgone conclusion. He felt most comfortable exercising the illusion of power.
Craig looked up as Drew slowly slid his dick into Ann's ass. Once Drew was able to establish a consistent pace, Craig was able to resume.
His orgasm snuck up on him, likely as he tried to avoid getting slapped in the forehead by Drew's clean-shaven balls. Ann moaned as his cum filled her mouth. On a typical night, he would have noticed something else in the way her vocal chords began to vibrate but he was also surprised when she exploded over him. He had only caught his breath when the second wave broke over him. Drew was the last to cum. Craig could see Drew's body twitch as he went deep into Ann's ass.
That night, they broke another rule. Drew slept over.
The next morning Ann woke up before everyone else. Naked and nestled between Craig and Drew, she crept out of bed and threw on a bathrobe. Her head was only a little foggy but she popped a couple Aleves out of habit. She brushed her teeth and sat down in the love seat to rinse with mouthwash.
From the cuckold's seat, she wondered if she would ever understand Craig's motivation. This couldn't be some form of couch surfing for him. She knew it satisfied some deeper longing. But did it come from a position of strength or weakness? She had arguably become a slave to his desires — and she was more than happy to wear those chains. Was he simply looking to be ripped from the ordinary, to feel out of control? She felt love in the knowledge that he trusted her not to let these moments overcome them. But did she trust herself? She feared she couldn't just put this all back in a box on a shelf like it was a DVD.
The fogginess in her head was disappearing. The tastes of the night before — the bourbon, the sweat, the cum — were washing away. She didn't like the sanitized taste in her mouth.
Ann swallowed the rinse and left her bathrobe on the love seat. It was time for her lovers to rise and shine.
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Q: Ubuntu Server 22.10 on Raspberry Pi won't let me change arm_freq value Even though I specified the arm_freq value I wanted on my Raspberry Pi with Ubuntu Server 22.10, the system still stays on the stock clock speed instead of the specified one.
How can I make it respect the frequency I set?

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It is a truth universally acknowledged that we can never get tired of sufganiyot. But there's no harm in adding some culinary variety to this year's Festival of Lights. Pastry chef Paula Shoyer offer an alternative recipe that is great for Chanukah and will satisfy any sweet tooth.
The recipe is courtesy of Shoyer's The Holiday Kosher Baker.
Doughnuts and potato latkes are the most traditional Chanukah foods. Like latkes, doughnuts are best eaten the day they are made, but even on the second day you can get good results by reheating them. To make doughnuts look festive, roll them in coloured sugar.
In a large bowl, place the yeast, warm water, and one teaspoon of the sugar and stir. Let the mixture sit for 10 minutes, or until thick.
Add the remaining sugar, soy milk, margarine, egg, vanilla, salt, and 1½ cups flour and mix – either with a wooden spoon or with a dough hook in a stand mixer – on low speed. Add 1/2 cup more flour and mix in. Add 1/4 cup flour and mix in. If the dough remains sticky, add more flour, a tbsp. at a time, until the dough becomes smooth.
Cover the bowl with a clean dish towel and let the dough rise for one hour in a warm place. I use a warming drawer on a low setting (about 200), or you can turn your oven on to its lowest setting, place the bowl in the oven, and then turn off the oven.
After one hour, punch down the dough by folding it over a few times and reshaping it into a ball. Re-cover the dough and let it rise for 10 minutes.
Dust a cookie sheet with flour. Sprinkle some flour on the counter or on parchment paper and use a rolling pin to roll the dough out until it's about 1/2-in. thick. Using a small round cookie cutter about 1 to 1½ in. in diameter, cut out small circles very close to each other, and place them on the cookie sheet. Reroll any scraps. Cover the doughnuts with the towel. Place the cookie sheet back in the oven (warm but turned off) or warming drawer. Let the doughnuts rise for 30 minutes.
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Section 6(a) of the EO directed the Working Group to develop options to "improve chemical facility risk management practices through agency programs, private sector initiatives, government guidance, outreach, standards and regulations." Part of this task included reviewing current programs, past recommendations and getting feedback from groups involved in safety and security. The comments provided a starting point for discussion of areas that needed to be improved. The stakeholder discussion and comment period focused on the feasibility of the options presented and the effectiveness these options would provide.
In the latest Status Report that was released on June 6, the Working Group released a status report to the president, titled "Actions to Improve Chemical Facility Safety and Security – A Shared Commitment." The Working Group identified multiple priority action areas to modernize chemical facility safety, security policy and regulations in the future. This included reviewing and possibly modernizing OSHA's Process Safety Management (PSM) standard, 29CFR 1910.119, to improve safety and enforcement. The actions to date suggest more intense changes in process safety that will strengthen existing programs and begin to include operations that were once excluded.
Clarify the PSM standard to incorporate lessons learned from enforcement, incident investigation, advancements in industry practices, root cause analysis, process safety metrics, enhanced employee involvement, third-party audits and emergency response practices.
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Who wants to ride Charlton's White Swan into the future?
Let's be honest, now, the White Swan's been an ugly duckling of a pub for a long while now. An attempted revamp in 2010 never quite caught on.
For all the attempts to drag it up by its bootstraps, a couple of female friends of mine got grief one summer's night for the crime of… ordering pints. I've not been back since, but I'm told the following manager's attempt to turn it into a poker hangout didn't have ace results either.
It was shut for a while, but reopened shortly before Christmas with a new manager in charge while owners Punch Taverns hunt for someone to take it on long-term, albeit at a steep rent of £43,000/ year.
There seems to be a bit of interest in taking on the Swan this time, though – but whether the potential pub bosses have the same ideas as Punch is a curious question. The manager who led the 2010 revamp fancies trying to finish the job, another group fancies trying to recreate the live music success of the Pelton Arms in Greenwich, while there's also talk of a local brewery showing some interest (small breweries have helped the community buy Nunhead's Ivy House under new legislation, while the East Wickham Brewery has taken on the long-forgotten Old Loyal Britons in Thames Street, Greenwich).
And then there's this petition and Facebook page from Kathryn McDowell, who wants to see the Antic group take the pub over. Antic has a fine track record in taking on dowdy pubs and making them shine – particularly the Ravensbourne Arms (ex-George and Dragon) in Lewisham and the now-shut Catford Bridge Tavern (ex-Copperfield), which has been replaced by the Catford Constitutional Club, in a long-shut Conservative club. It's an interesting company, but has taken nearly a year to do anything with a planned pub in Woolwich's Equitable House, evidence of a full diary of planned refurbs.
Worth noting, though, that there's 125 "likes" on Kathryn's Facebook page – probably more than have ever been in the Swan on a non-matchday for some time.
Do you drink in Charlton and have a preferred pub? Or do you just head straight out of SE7 towards Greenwich or Blackheath if you fancy a tipple? Share your thoughts on Charlton's pubs – and what do you think can be done to keep the Swan afloat?
Punch own the Bugle Horn as well.
Know a local landlord was asked to take it over but declined after checking it out.
I met a woman friend for a drink in there over a year ago and we were treated like exotic specimens….which was unnerving as well as flattering. But it was very empty. It's a shame that we don't seem to have a "going out" culture in Charlton: we all nip to Greenwich or Blackheath. We do need some kind of community activity to bring us together over here. You're doing well with the Charlton Champion so far….just not sure what else to suggest!
Interesting you mention the Bugle Horn, Chris – that's got a role to play, too.
I heard a recent story that the Bugle wanted to have a seafood stand in the car park, but it was refused by Greenwich Council after a councillor apparently claimed it "wouldn't be in keeping" with the area. Yet the Bugle's car park could be the key to helping change Charlton village – it's barely used as a car park any more, so why can't it have food stalls on weekend mornings?
Mary – sad to hear it hasn't really changed. Sometimes a pub can't change until you've barred half the old customers.
I'm often pessimistic about the prospects of getting a decent pub (by which, of course, I mean the sort of pub I like…) locally – it's obviously a tough gig running a pub these days. and the rents that Punch etc charge clearly don't help – but I look at The Lord Northbrook in Lee and think something similar must be possible in SE7.
We loved the attempted revamp but never managed to go in there without being bothered by drunks. Some were good natured, some less so. It really needs a whole culture change!
As for Antic, I think they're overcommitted as it is, having just opened the Constitutional as well as the Baring Hall hotel… The latter took over a year to open from acquisition. I also hear rumours of some dubious tactics.
A community pub like the Ivy House would be ace.
Just look too at the Station Hotel at Hither green….its buzzing like the Northbrook!!
My parents were owners of the White Swan from Jan 1996 until December 2001, They sold up due to a tragedy within the family, We ran a spotlessly clean ( we actually won competitions run by the brewery) friendly pub. We would not allow any undesirables into the pub, and had a staff uniform, which everyone that came into the pub, commented on and said that it looked very professional and smart. We had regular entertainment at weekends, with mid week quizes or pool competitions. However, I do agree that when we left the pub, it started to go downhill, as it wasn't being managed properly, causing the remaining regulars, to find elsewhere to drink. It is a terrible shame how things have worked out, but I hope that whoever takes over, can get maybe try and get the pub back to warm. friendly environment.
White Swan should be one of the nicest pubs in Charlton because it has a lot going for it in terms of location and a very nice beer garden but the only times I have been it recently it has been either empty or has had the sort of crowd that makes you wander down the street to the Bugle Horn. Differences in the Swan and the Bugle are that the Bugle has established a solid crowd down through the years, it seems, and when you're there you do sense you are in a community. Like the Rose of Denmark or the Anchor & Hope which are just that little bit further away from the village. Unfortunately when I first came to Charlton the Swan was often seen as more on a par with the old Valley pub towards Victoria Way rather than any of the other three. And that's a pity.
But you only have to look at The Fox on Shooter's Hill or under Shooter's Hill, to see what can happen in a few years. That used to be a rowdy place but once Hungry Horse revamped it and the owners got rid of the rowdy crowd it became one of the best family pubs in the area. I have family members and wife's family come from Kent and over in Lewisham for lunches and dinners there. The place was booked out fully on Christmas day past. A few years ago I'd never have imagined contemplating going there for Christmas Day. So things can change pretty quickly. And the Fox doesn't charge the earth for meals and drink. It just seems to have very successfully turned itself into a family pub, even when the football's on.
So there's hope for the Swan. And that would be good for the Bugle Horn too because it might get people going out in Charlton village and going on those pub crawls you can do in Blackheath and Greenwich. I often wonder why at 5-7pm every day Charlton station is full of young professionals but you rarely see them out in the pubs. I suppose it's because they go to Blackheath or if they work in the city they are part of an after work drinking culture that is very central London based.
Hopefully though things will get better in Charlton village. A Pelton Arms type pub would be good as would one linked to a local brewery – maybe both Meantime in Greenwich and Hop Stuff in Woolwich – so we have a pub that plagiarises the term 'a local pub for local people' but in a positive way.
The White Swan shares many of the problems of The Eagle in Red Lion Lane which has now closed for the last time and is being converted into flats.
This is fast turnover of managements who can't cope with the high rents and only locals who can use it and a poor reputation as a result.
I work in Farringdon Road near another Eagle. This was really the first gastro pub in London and breweries still take their managers there to see how it's done.
Food is probably the key to future. This doesn't need to be hard to produce. Good value basic food would be OK.
A change of brewer could be a big help. Perhaps even a micro brewery.
Charlton village is way to small these days for 2 pubs, I say the bugle horn wins everytime compare to the swan !!
We were interested in taking over the White Swan – my partner met with Punch who are planning to make the upstairs into 5 letting rooms which they envisage running with builders staying there weekdays and tourists at the weekend. This however has pushed the ingoing costs sky high…the new tenant would need to find a very large deposit to cover all the new fixtures and fittings in the rooms. None of these additional costs were advertised sadly so we basically wasted our time. A huge layout is needed upfront which is putting off smaller investors like me, who don't want to see chains taking over everything.
Would I like to be able to walk to a decent pub? Yes. Do I think I'd go there often enough to help sustain it? Probably not. I went several times in 2010 and it's a lovely building. But it's up a hill at the wrong end of Charlton on a street that's a village in name only, and people will always be drawn to Greenwich and Blackheath. Maybe the British Oak could work. In terms of location and offer, something like the original Chu and Cho looks much more the sort of thing SE7 might sustain. Sorry.
Aw, there are no 'wrong ends' of Charlton, it's all fabulous, nor is it 'up a hill' for all of us. The British Oak seems out of the way to me, because I live very close to the Village.
The White Swan is that very rare pub that's brilliant on a match day, particularly at the beginning and end of the season when you can sit out in the beer garden, and not so great the rest of the time. After a game – even if Charlton have lost – it's generally friendly and busy. I haven't had anyone abuse me directly in there, but I have had people talking about me within my earshot, casting aspersions on my 'type'.
It seems to me that people are currently drawn to Greenwich and Blackheath because there's no provision in Charlton that's acceptable to a wider amount of people as much as the other way about. Part of the problem is that there's an assumption that there's no audience for a different type of pub because the pubs that are there at the moment are not popular – we peer through the windows, we see three people sat around the bar, and we come to the conclusion that there just aren't enough pub-goers around here. At the same time, the fate of the White Swan is a really popular topic for gossip with neighbours – it seems to me there are people who want somewhere to meet friends locally, but we'll never know until it's ready for us.
Interesting discussion. I think there is definately an appetite for a pub in the Village along the lines of the Lord Northbrook. The popularity of this blog, the success of the 'Hands off my Lido' campaign and the surge of interest in the Charlton Society – to name a few examples – suggest to me that there is a growing number of people in the area who would happily drink locally but are currently not being catered for.
However, given the prohibitive upfront costs being demanded by Punch, I cannot see anyone being prepared to take the risk. It's a massive pub and to make (enough) money they would have to attract a completely new crowd, and in large numbers. I am sure that's possible but it would take time that most investors would not have. Which makes me wonder if maybe there is a stepping-stone solution that would prove the demand for a Charlton 'Northbrook' type pub without the crippling upfront cost. Basically, a pop-up pub.
I don't really get the whole pop-up thing, but from what I can tell it basically means 'short-term let, often in unlikely venues'. Is that right? Anyway, if there was a venue in Charlton (preferably the Village but possibly Charlton Church Lane, that became vacant and could be turned into a micro-pub (translation: small pub) for 2-3 months then – provided it was popular and created some buzz – maybe that would be the catalyst for an Antic-type company to come in and make something of the Swan? Alright, that's a lot of 'maybes' and 'ifs' but it's just crazy enough to work.
The problems would be finding the cash for even a short term lease, licensing issues (I assume it is not easy for Joe Bloggs to become a short-term landlord) and finding a suitable venue. Does anyone have any relevant experience of this sort of thing?
I would urge everybody to join the facebook group that is discussing the White Swan and to try to take part in the turn up and have a drink events.
If this initiative gets off the ground, the White Swan is exactly the sort of pub it will be looking for.
Next time a 'let's all go the the pub and socialise' event takes place I will post it here.
If anyone playing Fantasy Boozer hasn't read the details of Punch's offer, it's at http://www.punchtaverns.com/property_images/4395/caldes_pdf_4395.pdf. Writing a cheque for £20k to Punch in their current predicament would be brave.


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Sometimes when we have a problem, we become fixated on the one thing that must happen for our problem to be solved. In waiting for that "one thing", we have inadvertently put God in a box. Today, I wish to invite you to study the gospel of John, chapter 5, verses 2-6 and learn how God redirected someone who was consumed with solving a problem his way to solving a problem God's way.
The people were lying by the pool. Where have you been camping out? What have you been waiting for as your solution?
As early as kindergarten, children learn the idea of grouping things together. For example, a dog, a cat, a rabbit might fall under a group called "pets." Groups are formed based on something the items have in common. In the same way, notice "blind, lame, and withered" were grouped into the grouping, "sick." In this case, the thing in common that created the grouping was their sickness.
Oh, Beloved, you will find yourself having "things in common" with many people. However, what puts you in a group depends on the thing in common you wish to focus on. If you focus on your common interest in God, you may be in a Bible study group. However, if you focus on your common interest in something else, it might lead you away from godly things.
Often we separate from groups only when we feel we no longer share anything in common. Has it ever occurred to you that God might call you to pull away even while you share something in common? Just as the man by the pool who still shared a common disability with the rest of the people at the pool, Jesus was inviting him to leave the group to enter into a different association with God Himself.
In the midst of all the things we might have in common in a group, God invites us to choose. Beloved in the groups you associate with, do your "things in common" draw you closer to God or away from Him?
And a certain man was there, who had been thirty-eight years in his sickness.
Notice the man did not see Jesus. His eyes were focused on the pool. It was Jesus who "saw him lying there." — In the Greek, there are different words to express the idea of seeing. The Greek word God chose for "saw" is "eido" which expresses "merely mechanical, passive or casual vision" as contrasted to another Greek word for "saw" which means "intense inspection." The fact that God was seeing "casually" as compared to seeing with intensity or with earnest inspection tells me that God did not pick this invalid because he was deserving. What does this tell you about God's character? What hope does this character give you for your own life?
God, in His grace, comes to redirect us. Moreover, when God comes, He says the least expected words. We want God to just say "Yes" to our idea.
God has been watching you and in His mercy, God is ready to act. The question is, "Do you want what you want bad enough to take a leap of faith, to step outside of the box, to do things God's way?" What are your reservations?
Isaiah prophesied the sign of the Messiah. Healing the lame was one of the signs to prove that Jesus was the one sent by God to save His people.
God is "working until now" doing "these things." Notice that "until" is an adverb of continuance. In other words, God is always at work to redirect our focus to Jesus. As the Son, Jesus joins in his Dad's work ethics and is always working as well. What about you? Do you have a start and stop ministry? Describe a time when you abdicated from your role as a son or daughter because you allowed yourself to be idle in sharing the gospel message?
1. Progress begins when you disassociate yourself from the "things in common" that focus your attention on your limitations instead of God's ability. The Invalid associated himself with a group called "sick". God walked him into an association with God Himself.
2. Jesus "saw" him lying there. Assurance begins when we realize God chooses to help the helpless, not because of any merit on our part but because of His character of grace and mercy.
3. When God speaks, He may not say what you expected to hear: "Do you wish to get well?" You must settle this question first before you are willing to solve the problem God's way.
4. The way God acts is often contrary to the normal "rules of the game": Jesus healed the man on a Sabbath.
8. God touches your life so that you will know Him better. God made a return visit so that the Invalid would know it was Jesus who had healed him.


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Q: How to position a ScrolledWindow (tkinter) scrollbar at the bottom I am creating a gui with tkinter in python. I have created a scrollbar and this is what the section of code looks like:
beta_frame = Frame(width="500", height="680")
beta_frame.pack()
holder = ScrolledWindow(beta_frame, width=500, height=680)
holder.pack()
alpha_frame = holder.window

I would like to position this scrollbar at the very bottom every time something new is put on the screen (which would obviously be added to the bottom The only things I'm adding to the screen are labels and buttons), though I'm unsure how to do this and I've searched everywhere. All I came up with is the method see, which I am unsure if it is even applicable in this instance. Any help would be appreciated.

A: .see() is the normal way to get Tkinter to auto-scroll to a given position, but that method only exists on the widgets that have built-in support for scrolling - Listbox, Canvas, Text, and Entry.  The Tix ScrolledWindow makes an ordinary Frame scrollable, so no such method will exist.
It appears that this line of code will do what you want:
holder.tk.eval(holder.vsb['command'] + " moveto 1.0")

vsb is the vertical scrollbar component of the ScrolledWindow, 'command' is the scrollbar configuration option that specifies a callback to invoke when the position is changed.  This will refer to something deep inside Tix, but we don't care exactly what it is; we just invoke it with the same parameters that the scrollbar itself would, if being moved to the very end.