It's rush hour at Waverley station and somehow I am actually feeling quite composed. Perhaps it's because I'm not running the usual 7 and a half minutes behind where I should be, as is the norm. Perhaps it's because I've already located the platform I need to head to without too much hassle. Or perhaps it's the fresh bagel firmly clamped between my fingers. No matter. The main thing is that I'm ready to go and looking forward to really seeing Scotland and for what the next few days has in store.
This is day one of what can only really be described as an epic distillery tour on rails. I'd been approached to try out Scotrail's new Highland Rover Pass and see some of Scotland that I have never had the chance to visit before.
Four days, five distilleries, and with more views than in your average copy of National Geographic. Who could say no?
As the carriage sets off we're wowed not only by the landscape as we whip our way through the countryside but also by the whimsical weather in which we're shuttling through. The family from America three rows up from me are audibly awed by the fact that for a not insignificant amount of time rain poured down one side of the train whilst sunshine poured in through the windows on the other. I attempt to stoically take this in as if it happens all the time here in Scotland, however, my excitement gets the best of me and I run between the sides of the train a couple of times just to make sure.
The first stop on the journey is Inverness, where there is just enough time for a brief lunch by the station before boarding another train to the Muir of Ord, which is home to the first distillery on my list – Glen Ord.
I was excited to start my trip here. Not only was Glen Ord one of the first whiskies I ever loved it is damn near impossible to get hold of here in the United Kingdom. In fact, they proudly declare on their tour that you can ONLY buy the whisky at the distillery or in Asia.
The distillery itself is huge. I mean really huge, and the concept that so many people in Scotland might never have heard of this whisky whilst so much of it was being made was one that I couldn't get my head around for a while. After looking around the shop to make sure I haven't missed any bargains I venture on to the village centre and have some dinner in the Ord Arms hotel. I eat now because the final leg of my trip isn't until after eight o'clock. I board the train and head even further up the east coast to the bonny town of Brora.
I arrive and quickly find myself at the Royal Marine Hotel, where I'll be staying for the evening. After a quick check-in I retire to my room to put together some notes before calling it a night.
The sun surrounds the hills around Brora the next day as I head along the road. I'm worried about taking a wrong turn, my map reading skills have led to many an unexpected detour, but I'm relieved to see an unmistakable shape on the horizon and know I am going the correct way.
I've arrived at Clynelish distillery at the ideal time it seems; the renovations to the 'new' Clynelish have been finished only days before I arrive so I am able to not only visit that but also the old distillery of Brora as well.
As we look at the Brora distillery, closed in 1983 and replaced by Clynelish, I can't believe that it is still standing, stills and all. Most closed distilleries are razed to the ground as soon as they are no longer needed but here we have brick and mortar reminder of history. We pop our heads into the warehouse to see some of the few remaining casks of Brora, earmarked for some super-special release no doubt, before heading up the path to the newer of the two distilleries.
It's funny visiting Clynelish so soon after being at Glen Ord. The same company runs them both but they each feel very individual in what they do. I'm treated to an amazing tasting of some whiskies from past (Brora) and present (Clynelish), and all before midday! I find out more of the local history and just what the distillery means to the local people. It's quite something to sit and look out at the view from their tasting room whilst enjoying a whisky from a lost distillery.
Before I know it it's time to head down to the nearby train station and hop onto my next ride. I'm off North again, further North than I've ever been, to the old fishing town of Wick. The views are fantastic along the route and I try to crack open my book on three separate occasions before casually laying it down in front of me and sinking into the scenery whipping by the window.
When I arrive at Wick I get my first (and only) taste of proper Scottish weather. The heavens have opened and rain is bouncing off the pavement into the road. People are huddled at the exit of the station but it shows no sign of stopping. So, I decide to brave it and make the short walk to the Norseman Hotel where I'll be staying. Wick looks beautiful in the rain but I'm relieved to take shelter, pull off my boots and wait for the clouds to break before heading for an early dinner. I pop outside for an early evening walk around the town before calling it a night and retiring to my room. There's more to do tomorrow.
I bid farewell to the kind folks at the Norseman and head up the long steady hill to the Pulteney distillery. Amazingly, even though I have friends who work for the company, I've never had the chance to visit and I'm excited to see the whisky that's made here. Wick has an interesting relationship with alcohol, they may have their own distillery but they also brought in Prohibition laws in 1922, which lasted until 1947! During this time no alcohol could be consumed or sold in the Parish and every local pub had to close its doors for as long as the ban was enforced.
Now, however, these laws are no longer in place and I am able to sample some of the wares from the distillery. One of the main things I'm amazed by here is how surprisingly small the distillery is compared to how well known it is. In complete contrast to Glen Ord, which produces almost ten times more whisky than Pulteney, it's seen in bars all over the UK and across the world. An amazing feat for a whisky made in a small little harbour town.
In what has become a familiar trend, it feels all too soon before I bid farewell to the team and head back towards the station. I take a slightly alternative route and take in the world's smallest street, Ebenezer Place (it is literally one door) before boarding the first of the trains that will start to take me back South. I take in the views again, this time I make sure to sit on the opposite side to make sure I haven't missed anything and head to Inverness before grabbing a connecting train to the heart of Scotland's whisky industry; Speyside. To be more accurate I'm heading to Forres and checking into the Cluny Bank Hotel. After getting myself freshened up after a long journey I head to their Franklin's Restaurant for what is the standout dinner of my trip. Every part of it is delicious and I retire to my room feeling content and ready for the final stretch of my journey.
It's another stunning day as I head towards one of Speyside's smallest distilleries for my penultimate tour. Benromach is one of the few established independently owned distilleries in the country and as such tend to have their own way of doing things. They use different yeast strains, have a firm policy of only using first-fill casks and unusually use peated barley to give their light Speyside whisky a smoky kick. We're told that we're lucky we've come on a Friday morning as it's a busy time and we get to see some of the casks being filled and weighed by hand. It's great to see this traditional approach to whisky making and it is difficult to pull myself away when I have to grab the train to my final destination of Strathisla in Keith.
However, once I see Strathisla on such an amazing day all thoughts of other distilleries go out of my head. Strathisla is Scotland's oldest continually working distillery and it has kept many of its amazing original features. It's not surprising but photography is not allowed in their wooden roofed still house due to the fire risk, but it something you really have to see for yourself. Strathisla is also the single malt whisky most used in the production of Chivas Regal and as such we are treated to the story of the Chivas Brother's and how they built their empire. It's the first real mention of blending on my trip and a welcome one; blends are hugely important to the whisky industry.
With the tour finished I walk back out into the sun and head to the train station to head home to Edinburgh via Aberdeen. After going through the Highlands for the past few days the busy train from Aberdeen is a vast contrast to the sparsely populated carriages I'm used to. It's the sight that makes me realise that my Highland Rover adventure is almost over.
Well, over for now anyway. The Highland Rover pass is great value for money and I've already had several friends tell me that we'll be heading North on our own adventure soon. Even though I packed my trip into four days the pass is valid for eight (with four days of unlimited travel included) and I'll be sure to spend a bit more time in some of the amazing towns and villages to see what other hidden things I can find in them. I was lucky enough to take part in this trip thanks to the#UnlockScotland campaign and you can find out more details over at www.scotrail.co.uk. Scotland is full of distilleries, with more opening every single day and this is the perfect way to explore visit a lot of them without having to worry about driving. If you can stay organised, composed and make sure you don't fall your usual seven and a half minutes behind then you'll have an amazing time.
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Some Newsagency suppliers offer trading terms that help mitigate risk of holding unsalable stock.
Magazines & Newspapers are mostly provided on Sale or Return. Say you get 100 papers or magazines, and sell 90, then you return the 10 unsold items for a full wholesale value credit. The returns are processed either in Full or Tops/Covers. Full papers are normally stacked & strapped for pickup weekly by the driver dropping off the next issue. Full magazines are boxed and bundled for collection by a freight forwarder, or dropped to Followmont for return to the magazine distributor. Tops/Covers are the removal of the front cover, or cut-out of the masthead title showing the issue number, and are mailed or boxed for return to the magazine distributor. Both systems have accompanying paperwork to claim credits.
Most Greeting Card companies also have a sale or return policy on major seasonal cards. For example, say you get $10,000 of Xmas cards and sell $9,000 worth, then the left-overs come boxing day get counted and returned for a full wholesale credit.
Some suppliers will offer a Sale or Exchange within certain terms. For example, Greeting card companies will, case by case, credit out captions that may not be working in your store, to replace with a different caption that may work for your demographic. This "exchange" mitigates holding unsaleable stock.
A very few gift suppliers like certain Soft Animals suppliers, may offer sale or exchange also. Say you make a large order of Bears for valentines, and sell 95%, the supplier may then collect the un-sold product to credit, as long as you order some Bunnies for Easter. As long as the product has not been on the shelf for too long. Again, this is always case by case, and very few make such generous offers.
Certain suppliers will usually provide a credit for expiring stock, as long as you have been monitoring it and contact them in time. Drinks suppliers and tobacco as example. If the product is coming up on the use-by date, the rep may credit the expiring stock and replace it with current stock.
Most other items in a newsagency are normal supply. That is, you order it, you find a way to sell it. Stationery, confectionary, most gifts etc need to be ordered this way. If you order the wrong product number, there may be some immediate return opportunity, but normally not. And it would normally cost you the return freight and perhaps a re-stocking fee, so as long as you place your orders with care and consideration, you should not have a problem.
So overall, newsagency supply arrangements are quite favourable when compared to other industry types.


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AMAZING GAME OF THRONES GOODIES
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Back in 2011, what started out as a "big-budget" drama has now turned into a global phenomenon. Within seven years of its premiere, HBO's epic drama has managed to capture the hearts of many fans all over the world. It has also managed to capture the attention of non-nerds and also of those who have never been acquainted with any historical drama in pop culture before. There has never been a TV show before GOT which made such significant contributions and impact on today's pop-culture.
To celebrate your love for all things Westeros, here are some of the best Game of Thrones merchandise which you need in your life right now –
1.Game of Thrones – Monopoly
– The show's success has resulted into some very successful board game adaptations. One of the more popular adaptations of such is the Game of Thrones Monopoly Edition. This game is an ideal set-up which collides the world of Game of Thrones and monopoly, thus making way for an epic recipe for all board game lovers. Play as any one of the great houses of Westeros and climb your way towards the Iron Throne by trading and investing in the right locations.
The contents of the game include a game board, 6x collectible tokens, 32x villages, 12x keeps, multiple cards, rule book and a pack of custom GOT money.
2.Wine, Beer and Official glassware of GOT
– From an officially sanctioned line of Bob Cabral's GOT wines to the launch of official Brewery Ommegang beers, every adultGOT fan must experience its taste and feel how it is like to be living in the Westeros. Also, share your allegiance to your favorite house by buying its sigil glassware. Some of the most famous and sought-after pieces of glassware are the GOT Champagne Flute Set, Lannister Wine Glass, House Greyjoy Shot Glass, and Targaryen Sigil Shot Glass among several others. Collect all the official glassware and drinkware of Game of Thrones from the HBO shop.
3. Action Figures and Collectibles
– Game of Thrones has one of the biggest character galleries in television history. Collect all the statues and Funko Pop figures of your favorite characters from all favorite fan houses of the GOT realm. To no one's surprise, some of the best-selling characters are – Jon Snow, Tyrion Lannister, Daenerys Targaryen and Drogon, White Walkers and Arya Stark, etc.
When it comes to decorating your furniture and shelf with GOT based statues, Sideshow collectibles make for some incredibly detailed action figures. But figures from Funko Pop, Mystery Mini, and Dorbz are also a must-have for all Game of Thrones lovers.
4. T-shirts and Hoodies
– HBO's apparel selection features an enormous range of Game of Thrones-inspired clothing options. Patterns with house sigils, famous quotes, favorite characters and house themed attires are all available in the HBO shop.
5. Game of Thrones DVDs, Blu-ray sets, and soundtracks
-After experiencing the incredible drama for the first time on HBO, relive those same breath-taking moments with its DVDs and Blu-ray sets. With an interesting technique of narrating stories, splendid cinematography, stellar acting performances mixed with stunning visuals, the incredible HBO drama have succeeded to capture all the narratives of George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" book series. Any GOT lover would want to collect all its seasons in high-resolution as it is something which makes for a valuable addition to someone's DVD and Blu-ray collection. Speaking of DVDs, another main essence of the show is its soundtrack. Whenever someone talks about the show, the tune of its intro automatically begins to play in our minds. That along with some other epic scores by Ramin Djawadi have been widely successful in capturing the essence of all the seven kingdoms of this realm. Its swashbuckling soundtracks alone are worthy enough to make way for your GOT inspired collection.

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On May 14, 1804, the expedition was officially underway. The party numbered more than 45, and their ages ranged from 17 to 35, with an average age of 27. On July 30 the Corps set up camp near what would become Fort Atkinson, and shortly after Lewis and Clark had made contact with the Oto and Missouria. On August 3 they held the first formal meeting between representatives of the U.S. Government and western tribes. Two weeks later Lewis and Clark would broker an arrangement with Little Thief (Oto chief ) and Big Horse ( Missouria chief) that the American government would provide goods and services in exchange for their ability to create peace among other tribes. The Corps continued on their journey following the negotiation of this agreement.
On August 20, 1804, Sgt. Charles Floyd died from what is believed to have been a burst appendix. He was the only member of the Corps of Discovery to die during the expedition. A large monument marks his resting place near Sioux City, Iowa.
By October, the Corps of Discovery reached the Mandan and Hidatsa villages located in present-day North Dakota. They built Fort Mandan, which is where they spent the winter of 1804/05.
There were five villages - two Mandan and three Hidatsa - with an estimated population of 4,500. These villages were central to trade along the Upper Missouri River, often hosting Cree, Cheyenne, Assiniboine, Crow, and Teton Sioux traders. The Lewis and Clark Expedition built Fort Mandan close to the Mandan village of Mitutanka, though the most important village to the Corps was Nuptadi ("Rooptahee" in the journals). Nuptadi was the home of Posecopsahe, the civil chief with whom the Corps would negotiate. Lewis and Clark spent the winter trading with tribes, establishing diplomatic ties, and trying (unsuccessfully) to orchestrate peace between the Arikaras and Mandans. The Corps traded for vegetables from these farming Indians and even went on hunts with the Mandan.
In April, the Corps of Discovery resumed its journey. Twelve members of the crew were sent back to St. Louis to deliver collections of zoological, botanical, and ethnological specimens. They also carried letters, reports, dispatches, and maps. The party that continued west now numbered 33.
The Corps maneuvered its boats up the Missouri River through what is now Montana. By early June, they reached a place where two rivers met. They were able figure out which river led west based on American Indian descriptions of large waterfall - now known as Great Falls. They continued left up the Missouri River, and named the right fork the Marias River.
By August 17, they reached the Three Forks of the Missouri, which they named Jefferson, Gallatin, and Madison. After navigating up the Jefferson River they found nothing but mountains for as far as they could see. It became obvious, as they crossed the Continental Divide through Lemhi Pass, that there was no easy water route to the West Coast.
They were able to make contact with the Lemhi Shoshone - Sacagawea's tribe. Their chief, Cameahwait, confirmed what the Corps had feared - that there was no all-water route to the Pacific. would need to prepare for an overland journey. While negotiating with the Lemhi Shoshone, Sacagawea was surprised to see Cameahwait, who was her brother. After their reunion, negotiations between the Corps and the Lemhi Shoshone continued. Lewis was able to secure a number of pack horses, and they continued west. Sacagawea continued with them.
In the fall of 1805, the Corps traveled overland by walking with their pack horses, north to Lolo Pass, where they began their arduous 200-mile journey across the Bitterroot Mountains on the Lolo Trail. The five day journey took eleven, and the Corps was hit with several snow storms. Weather combined with the scarcity of game meant that the Corps were forced to eat some of their emergency rations and animals. By the time they reached the Nez Perce (Nimiipuu) on September 20 at Weippe Prairie, they were suffering from hunger, dehydration, and exhaustion. The Nez Perce fed and provided shelter for the Corps while also helping them prepare for the next leg of their journey - on water. Twisted Hair, a chief of the Nez Perce, and others helped the Corps find timber to make dug-out canoes. The Corps secured goods from the Nez Perce and, after receiving directions on where to go, left. The pack horses were left in the care of the Nez Perce.
The Corps continued down the Clearwater, Snake, and Columbia rivers. They reached the Pacific Ocean by mid-November 1805.
With the weather becoming harsh, the Corps decided to stay on the south side of the Columbia River. In December they built Fort Clatsop (near present-day Astoria, Oregon), and settled in for the winter. During this time Lewis and Clark gathered and recorded information about the country's geography and inhabitants.
They had finally reached the Pacific, and thus began preparing for their journey back east.
This is an updated excerpt from The Journey and Others Who Made the Journey, which were published by Jefferson National Expansion Memorial.


Planning a first date is always nerve-racking. You have to pick locations avoiding making your date think you are pretentious or cheap. We have four locations that never fail and can give you the chance of having a second, third date or even a long term relationship depending on your personality.
Bar: If you choose a bar, you're probably very outgoing and like to have a good time while drinking. While he or she may not think you're marriage material, it's the first date, and you still don't know that person's public behavior. If you really like this person and want a second date, try not to get too drunk but enjoy the time. Don't mix multiple drinks or cocktails. Stay classy with a bottle of wine or champagne.
Coffee shop: You can also have a good time without the aid of alcohol. The good thing about going for coffee is that you are going to stay sober and enjoy a casual, no sloshed conversation.
Bowling alley: You are for sure very youthful, goofy, funny and lively. It's a good option if you're worried about having to maintain a conversation. If you want a second date try not to be super competitive. Keep things loose!
Movies On Your Couch: Sure! Why not? If you met this person through someone else you can totally confirm if your future date is not a serial killer or a psychopath. Invite her/him over to have a comfortable and familiar experience with you. This is without question the most risky destination but it might be pretty successful.


Viretta Faye Celestine- Hines was born on January 15,1963 in San Diego California, to Ms. Loretta Faye Ross and Lawrence Gilbert.
At an early age Viretta was baptized and started her Christian journey at Mount Olive Baptist Church, with Reverend Joseph W Scott. There she sang in the youth choir, amongst being involved in other activities in the church. Viretta later moved on to Bayview Baptist Church with Pastor Timothy J Winter. Her last known church of attendance was Pilgrim Baptist Church with Reverend Marvin Hines.
Viretta better known by her nickname "Sweet" was a very kind and loving woman who would always put everyone's needs first. She was a loving mother, grandmother, sister, aunt and friend.
Growing up Sweet started school at Crockette Elementary, Logan Elementary, and Memorial Jr High, where she was in theater and performing arts class. Viretta was very bright in her studies and was loved by all her teachers and classmates. As a young teen she was a cheerleader for Valencia Park Pop Warner and also played soft ball for South East girls' team. She then moved on to Point Loma High School where she was always doing sporting activities such as being on the girls bobbie sox team, being on the basketball, drill team and much more.
After completing High School Sweet moved on at a steady pace launching a career working for 32nd Street Naval Station Military Housing Department as a Housing Inspector. Sweet worked here for the better half of her life. She also followed her dreams of becoming a business woman and always helping family and friends to obtain housing, employment, and other business opportunities.
In 1983 Sweet found the love of her life Marvin Hines Senior who she later married. Through this union they became proud parents of two wonderful children: Marvin Jr and Matrice.
Sweet is preceded in death by her mother Loretta Faye Ross, Father Lawrence Gilbert, Sister Theresa Brewer, Brother Moses Celestine, Grandmother Georgia Martin, and Grandfather Wilbert Ross Jr.
Viretta "Sweet" Faye Celestine- Hines Leaves behind her Step Father Moses Celestine Sr, Husband Marvin Hines Sr, Son Marvin Hines Jr, Daughter Matrice Hines, two beautiful grandchildren Marvin and Madyson, Brother Kevin Bateman Sr, Sister Tara (Vada) Crenshaw, and a host of family and friends which include her nieces and nephews: Moses Jr, Maurice, Tamela, Ronnie, Samuel, Avia, Kevin Jr, Kalah, along with two great nieces and a great nephew.
On behalf of the entire family we would like to say thank you for being here with love and support during our time of bereavement. Please continue to keep us all uplifted in prayer.


Would it be much fun if mylot could open up word games and earn points based on winnings? For ever win, you get 1point, and for the top winner of the week, will get a bonus point. It will be based on a one on one, and not against computer. I think it will help a lot in building the community here even more.
Yes this is a great idea for all of us gamers. Maybe they will read this discussion and consider doing that for us. I know I would play. Drop them a note and suggest it.
I will suggest this. More than that, it will help build our vocabulary and words skill.
That would be a lot of fun! Maybe we should suggest that for another new and improvement for My Lot!!
It will be so much fun as everyone will be vying for the top spot of the week as champion and for the winner, they might want to introduce themselves to the community. The more champions, the better we all get to know each other better.


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Bat Mitzvah 101
Tzedekah
let's celebrate Flora and Adele
SHALOM Y'ALL
"What is hateful to yourself, do not do to your fellow man. That is the whole Torah; the rest is just commentary."
― Rabbi Hillel
THANK YOU LOVELY COMMUNITY FOR SHARING IN OUR JOY!
COVID-19 Protocols | Dear family and friends, in the spirit of Rabbi Hillel's teaching--"don't be a schmuck, care about the your extended community" we are respectfully asking that you and your family are vaccinated and boosted (for those who are eligible) AND friendly reminder that while COVID restrictions have somewhat lifted, but if you are exposed, please test, and if you are sick, as much as it hurts to say this, please refrain from coming. The ceremony will be streamed online. Masks are optional at the ceremony.
Acquiring the title of Bat Mitzvah or Bar Mitzvah (that is, "responsible for the Commandments") signifies a young person is at last skilled and mature enough to take part in the sacred obligations of Jewish life. This beautiful celebration takes place during a Shabbat Morning service including taking part in some public mitzvot for the very first time: presenting a Torah lesson to the Congregation, chanting from the Torah and Haftarah (prophetic) portions for the week, and leading parts of the service.
Formal study and experiential learning is involved in preparing to celebrate becoming a bar or bat mitzvah, including: studying Hebrew, attending services, learning about the Bible and Jewish literature, mastering Torah cantillation, and more. A special feeling of strengthened Jewish identity and inclusion in the community develops as students and their families make new friends, participate together in social, learning, and community service activities, and join in each other's s'machot (happy events).
Family plays a vital role in preparation, in partnership with the Beth Israel staff, in supporting their child's learning and involvement. Many families find a renewed sense of Judaism in their homes and in synagogue participation as they study together and experience more of what it means to live an active Jewish life!
-from Congregation Beth Israel | Austin, Texas
Family Dinner | Friday, April 8th
L'Oca d'Oro | 1600 Simond
Dress: Business Casual
Attendees: Tversky and Martin Family
Bat Mitzvah | Saturday, April 9th
Congregation Beth Israel* | 3900 Shoal Creek Blvd. | To be finalized given COVID status
Dress: Nice like
Attendees: All welcome
Cancelled-Bat Mitzvah Luncheon | Saturday, April 9th
On Halloween, our temple was set fire by an anti-Semitic arsonist. Due to the smoke damage, the main sanctuary is under renovations and the ceremony will take place where the luncheon was originally scheduled.
We can offer suggestions to eat lunch around the area nearby.
Flora and Adele Celebration | Saturday, April 9th
Central Machine Works | 4824 East Cesar Chavez
Dress: Austin casual, feel free to put your boots on or Keep Austin Weird!
Family Luncheon | Sunday, April 10th
Tvartin House | 4313 Mattie Street
Dress: Come as you are
Attendees: Family and out of town guests
TVERSKY SISTERS
FLORA & ADELE'S ALBUM
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Abandoned Baltic Sea Torpedo Station Will Soon Transform Into a Cool Water Sports Venue
By: Nidhi Goyal | May 15th, 2015
A Polish observation tower in the Puck Bay in the Southern Baltic Sea has long been abandoned. This watchtower was used for a research facility that developed torpedoes during World War II.
The facility has a unique location, accessible only by boat. Currently, the facility is being occasionally used as a set for films or a platform for practicing divers.
Now a Polish architecture firm, MFRMGR, is looking forward to revitalizing this dilapidated structure. They plan to transform this torpedo lookout station into a one-of-a-kind water sports venue.
The site will be enclosed with a perimeter of usable docks, creating a mini harbor to prevent damage from high waves where sports enthusiasts can safely dock their boats.
The existing structure will be expanded by adding an identical second level. A spiral staircase will connect both the old and new levels. This magnificent station will have a sauna, sewage tank, food storage area, eight-bed dormitory and a patio. It will be powered by sustainable energy from wind and solar panels. It will also have a rainwater collection tank to support a small vegetable garden.
The transformed watchtower is expected to open to the public in 2016.
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The Parenting Junkie Show
TPJ 49: You Get To Choose
Do you or have you ever felt stuck in your marriage or serious relationship? Are you caught up in the day-to-day activities, wondering where the passion and excitement went? If so, you're not alone. But it doesn't have to stay that way! It's up to us to choose what we want and make it happen.
[02:32] So many marriages and relationships around us are failing.
[03:57] Even those that don't end in divorce seem to be full of conflict or complacency.
[05:38] If you're feeling stuck or stagnant in your relationship, you're not alone. And there's something you can do about it.
[06:53] Most of our relationships are limited only by our imagination.
[08:31] Some conflict is natural and expected. But how we handle it makes all the difference.
[09:26] When you argue for your limits, you get to keep them.
[10:04] You cannot solve a problem from the same level at which it was created.
[10:40] Don't fall into the Disney Princess trap. Wake up!
[12:12] We get to create the relationship and family that we want.
[14:24] Don't let resistance or limiting beliefs prevent you from creating the relationship of your dreams.
[17:30] Our marriage could become the greatest source of healing and meaning in our lives.
It takes a lot of effort...but we've already put in tremendous effort to organize as a family. Why not put in the next level of effort and make it great?
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TPJ 49: You Get To Choose: Why "fix" your marriage when you can make it radically healing and mind blowingly fulfilling instead?


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Yoga Asanas or postures are body positions, typically associated with the practice of Yoga. They are intended primarily to restore and maintain a practitioner's well-being, improve the body's flexibility and vitality.
"Akarshana" means "pulling" and "Dhanus" means "bow" in Sanskrit. In this posture, the big toes are pulled up to the ear (alternately) as an archer pulls back the string of his bow and gets ready to shoot an arrow.
This is a pose named after the sleeping position of Lord Vishnu.
"Ardha" means 'half' and 'Hala' means 'plough' in.
"Ardha" means "half" in Sanskrit. Since the full posture is difficult to be practiced, the half-posture, which is easier, is followed widely. This posture was first promoted by the great Yogi Matsyendranath, one of the founders of Hatha Yoga, and hence the name.
"Ardha" means "half" and "Padma" means "lotus" in Sanskrit. Those who are unable to assume the full Padmasana posture using both legs as described above owing to the stiffness of their legs or bulky thighs may begin practicing with one leg at a time alternately until they are able to develop the full posture. With the practice of this asana daily, they will be able to take that posture for a long time without discomfort and switch on to the full Padmasana posture after sufficient practice.
"Shalabha" means "locust" in Sanskrit. The final position of this asana resembles a locust when it lowers its head to eat and raises its tail. Hence, the name. 'Ardha' means 'half' in Sanskrit.
"Baddha" means "locked-up" and "kona" means "angle" in Sanskrit.
"Baddha" means "bound' or "locked-up" in Sanskrit. The limbs of the body (both arms and legs) are firmly 'locked-up' and immobilized in this posture so as to give it steadiness. In this posture, the big toes are grasped by the fingers with arms crossed from behind.
"Bala" in Sanskrit means "child". Hence this pose is also known as the 'child pose'. Balasana provides relaxation to the exhausted mind and body. In other words, Balasana is simply a relaxation position in between the other yoga exercises.
"Bhadra" means 'beneficial' in Sanskrit.
"Bhujanga" means "cobra" in Sanskrit. This asana is called "Bhujangasana" as the raised trunk, neck and head while practicing it resemble a cobra rearing its hood and about to strike, while the joined and stretched legs resemble its tail.
"Chakra" means "wheel" in Sanskrit.
"Chakra" means "wheel" in Sanskrit. In the final position of this asana, the body is arched backward and resembles the rim of a wheel. Hence the name.
"Danda" means "stick" in Sanskrit.
"Dhanus" means "bow" in Sanskrit. In the final position of this asana, the body takes the shape of a bow, drawn tight to shoot an arrow. The stretched arms and lower legs resemble the taut bowstring, while the trunk and thighs resemble the wooden part of the bow.
"Go" means "cow" and "Mukha" means "face" in Sanskrit. When this asana is performed, the final position of the legs resembles the face of a cow.
"Hala" means "Plough" in Sanskrit. This posture is called 'Halasana' because in the final position the body resembles the Indian plough.
"Janu" means "knee" and "hasta" means "hand" in Sanskrit. The hand is made to rest near the knee in this posture, hence the name.
"Janu" means "knee" and "Siras" means "head" in Sanskrit. The head is made to rest on the knee in this posture, hence the name.
Kandasana comes from the Sanskrit word "kanda" meaning "bulbous root". Since, in this pose, the legs form a shape like the bulb of an onion, hence this pose is named as Kandasana.
"Kona" in Sanskrit means "angle". However, Konasana has not found its origin from the Yogic texts. It is just a traditional pose. It is a kind of warm up exercise for other asanas like Baddha konasana, Supta Baddha Konsana, Upavistha Konasana etc.
"Makar" means "crocodile" in Sanskrit.
"Manduk" means "frog" in Sanskrit. The arrangement of the legs in this posture resembles the hind legs of a frog. Hence the name.
"Matsya" means "fish" in Sanskrit. If a person lies steadily on water in this posture, he can keep floating on it easily like a fish without the help of the hands and legs, as the name of the asana suggests.
"Nauka" means "boat" in Sanskrit. The final position of this asana resembles a boat. Hence the name.
"Oordhwa" means "raised", "Pada" means "foot" and "Hasta" means "hand" in Sanskrit. You have to touch your raised feet with your hands in this posture.
"Padma" means "lotus" in Sanskrit. "Padmasana" means sitting in the "Lotus Pose". This posture is called Padmasana because the arrangement of the hands and feet resemble a lotus when seen from a distance. The two feet placed upon the opposite thigh resemble the leaves while the two hands placed one over the other resembles the lotus in full bloom.
"Parvata" means "mountain" in Sanskrit. As the arms are raised high and the fingers are joined together above the head in this posture, the body resembles mountain peak and hence the name.
"Paschima" means 'behind', 'back' or 'posterior' and 'Uttana' means to stretch out in Sanskrit. "Paschimotana" means stretching the posterior regions of the body.
"Pavana" in Sanskrit means "air or gas" and "mukta" means "free or release". Hence, this pose is also known as the wind releasing pose. It is a yoga posture through which the stagnant air or gas from the body is released.
"Titali" means "butterfly" in Sanskrit.
In Sanskrit "sama" means "equilibrium". In this asana the external organs of the body are kept in such a way that they stand divided into two, hence the name Samasana.
"Shalabha" means "locust" in Sanskrit. The final position of this asana resembles a locust when it lowers its head to eat and raises its tail. Hence, the name.
"Sasanka" means "hare" in Sanskrit. The final position of this asana resembles a bounding hare.
"Sava" means "dead body" in Sanskrit. To practice this asana, one should lie motionless on the floor like as dead body in order to secure complete relaxation of all parts of his body and remove tensions, both physical and mental.
"Siddha" means a spiritually enlightened person in Sanskrit.
"Simha" in Sanskrit means "lion" and hence this pose resembles a seating lion.
"Sirsha" means "head" in Sanskrit. It is required to "stand on his head" in this asana and hence the name.
"Sukha" means "pleasant" or "comfortable" in Sanskrit. Any cross-legged sitting position which you find comfortable, in which the body does not shake and in which you can remain at ease for a long time, is called Sukhasana.
"Supta" in Sanskrit means "reclining", "Baddha" means "locked up or bound" and "Kona" means "angle". Hence, this asana also means 'Reclining Bound Angle Pose'.
"Supta" means "asleep" in Sanskrit. "Supta Vajrasana" is lying down supine in Vajrasana.
"Surya" in Sanskrit means "The Sun God" and "Namaskar" means "connoting obeisance". Surya Namaskar or the sun salutation hence literally means "saluting to the sun".
"Svastika" in Sankrit means "auspicious", hence this pose is also known as the auspicious pose. Svastikasana when split into "Su-asti-ka" also means "being well and healthy". Hence, among the meditative postures, Svastikasana is considered as an auspicious sign.
"Tada" in Sanskrit means "mountain". Hence, this pose is also known as the Mountain Pose.
"Tala" means "palm tree" in Sanskrit. In this posture, the body is held upright like the trunk of a palm tree. Hence the name.
This pose is also known as the 'weighing scale' pose because when this asana is performed, the body takes the shape of a weighing scale. This is a balancing act and this asana balances the body like the 'balance'.
"Tri" means "three", "Kona" means "angle", and "Trikona" means "triangle" in Sanskrit The straight legs with the floor between the feet resemble the three sides of a triangle in this asana. Hence the name.
"Upavistha" in Sankrit means "seated or sitting", "Kona" means "angle", hence this pose is also known as 'Wide Angle Forward Bend' or the 'Seated Wide Legged Straddle'.
This pose is also called Downward Dog or Downward-Facing Dog.
"Ushtra" means "camel" in Sanskrit.
"Ut" means 'raised' and "kata' means "hips" in Sanskrit. This posture is known as "Utkatasana" because while practicing it, the heels and hips are raised.
"Ut" in Sanskrit means "intense" and "tan" means "to stretch or extend". Uttanasana literally means "intense stretch" pose.
In this asana both the legs are raised upwards and so is called 'dwipada' (both legs) uttanpadasana.
"Vajra" means "adamant" in Sanskrit. Sitting in this asana will provide firmness or stability to the sitter like that of an adamant person. Hence the name.
"Vakra" means "twisted". This asana is designed to twist the spine to the right and left side in from its erect position.
"Veera" in Sanskrit means "brave". The way a brave man takes his position while attacking his enemy, the similar position is formed in this asana. Hence it is called as "Veerasana", the pose of a Warrior.
"Viparita" means "inverted" and "Karani" means "action" in Sanskrit. The usual posture of the body is inverted in this practice.
It is a posture. It is a potent asana, symbolizing physical power and invigorating energy. It is performed in three stages – Virabhadrasana I, Virabhadrasana II and Virabhadrasana III. It imbues strength, courage, endurance and confidence to the performer.
"Vriksha" means "tree" in Sanskrit. In the final position of this asana, you have to stand still like a tree.


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Unbrako (omskrivning af ; løsne en bremse) er et varemærke tilhørende det amerikanske firma Standard Pressed Steel Company (SPS; nu SPS Technologies, Inc.), som i 1920'erne udviklede et bolt- og præcisionsskrue-sortiment, fra starten tiltænkt bilindustrien, hvor præcision og sikkerhed er vigtigt.

Unbrakoskruen blev hurtigt det foretrukne skruevalg hos maskiningeniørerne i England og USA. Efter 2. verdenskrig blev unbrakoskruen spredt over hele verden. I daglig tale bruges unbrako i vid udstrækning om den skrue-type, som har den (maskin)teknisk danske betegnelse: "indvendig sekskantskrue". Denne bruges i dag hovedsageligt i maskinkomponenter. Mange mennesker kender unbrakonøgler fra samling af møbler.

Førsteleddet staves "unbrako", men man ser det ofte fejlagtigt stavet med "m" i stedet for "n" (fx "umbrako") eller med "c" i stedet for "k" (fx "unbraco"). Dette er et eksempel på labial assimilation, altså at en konsonant bliver labial pga. en tilstødende labial konsonant, hvilket også ses i udtalen "himbær" af hindbær. Omskrivningen menes at komme fra UNBREAKABLE. Boltene er lavet af stål i mild hærdning og derfor ubrydelige.

Referencer

Eksterne henvisninger
 Unbrako  – Officiel hjemmeside

Skruetrækkere
Fremstillingsvirksomheder fra USA

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package com.newtouch.lion.service.system.impl;

import com.newtouch.lion.model.system.CodeList;
import com.newtouch.lion.service.system.CodeListService;
import com.newtouch.lion.service.system.CodeService;
import com.newtouch.lion.service.system.CodeTypeService;
import org.springframework.beans.factory.annotation.Autowired;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Service;
import org.springframework.util.CollectionUtils;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 *

 * Title:通用代码接口实现
 *

 *

 * Description: 通用代码接口定义 主要面向外部提供通用服务实现
 *

 *

 * Copyright: Copyright (c) 2015
 *

 *

 * Company: Newtouch
 *

 *
 * @author WangLijun
 * @version 1.0
 */
@Service
public class CodeServiceImpl implements CodeService {
	/***编码类型服务*/
	@Autowired
	private CodeTypeService codeTypeService;
	/**编码列表服务*/
	@Autowired
	private CodeListService codeListService;

	/* (non-Javadoc)
	 * @see com.newtouch.lion.service.system.CodeService#doFindByTypeName(java.lang.String)
	 */
	@Override
	public Map<Object, Object> doFindMap(String codeTypeNameEn) {
		List<CodeList> codeLists=codeListService.doFindCodeListByCodeTypeNameEn(codeTypeNameEn);
		Map<Object, Object>  codeMap=new HashMap<Object, Object>();
		if(!CollectionUtils.isEmpty(codeLists)){
			for(CodeList codeList:codeLists){
				codeMap.put(codeList.getCodeValue(),codeList);
			}
		}

		return codeMap;
	}

	/* (non-Javadoc)
	 * @see com.newtouch.lion.service.system.CodeService#doFindToMap(java.lang.String)
	 */
	@Override
	public Map<String, String> doFindToMap(String codeTypeNameEn) {
		List<CodeList> codeLists=codeListService.doFindCodeListByCodeTypeNameEn(codeTypeNameEn);
		Map<String,String>  params=new HashMap<String,String>();
		if(!CollectionUtils.isEmpty(codeLists)){
			for(CodeList codeList:codeLists){
				params.put(codeList.getCodeValue(),codeList.getNameZh());
			}
		}
		return params;
	}

	/* (non-Javadoc)
	 * @see com.newtouch.lion.service.system.CodeService#doFindByList(java.lang.String)
	 */
	@Override
	public List<CodeList> doFindList(String codeTypeNameEn) {
		List<CodeList> list=codeListService.doFindCodeListByCodeTypeNameEn(codeTypeNameEn);
		if(CollectionUtils.isEmpty(list)){
			list=new ArrayList<CodeList>(0);
		}
		return list;
	}

}

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Trace was a freshman at Peoples Academy, a member of the Class of 2009.
Trace was an active member of the Vermont Zen Center in Burlington, a Zen Buddhist Sangha.
Tace was a member of the PA cross-country ski team and a member of the PA cross-country running team. He played for the Lamoille Union lacrosse team in the spring of 2005 and he planned to participate in the spring as well. Trace also played for Morrisville baseball and soccer teams.
Trace loved recreational skiing and mountain biking. Trace most recently began to lean to telemark ski.
Trace played the bass guitar, bass horn and drums with the PA band. Trace's interest in music began in elementary school when he learned to place the saxaphone.
Trace was known for his sense of humor and practical jokes. He had a keen eye for the comedy that could be found in irony.
Chris Ludington, a devoted and doting husband, a loving, supportive and inspirational father, and an extraordinary friend, passed away on June 16th, 2011, four days after the Remembrance Run.
Chris was an avid outdoor sportsman who excelled in running, cross-country skiing, hiking and biking. Nothing was more important to him than his family, Sue, Tyler and Johannah, who loved to participate in these activities with him.
Chris cherished the Green Mountains of Vermont, the sandy beaches of Rhode Island and the trails of his children's cross country races. He as a true nature and animal lover who spent many an early morning running with his beloved dog and many a late evening savoring a red sunset sky. Known for his quick wit, keen sense of humor and kind words, Chris is missed by all.
Sigrid was a Junior at Peoples Academy, a member of the Class of 2007.
Sigrid was a member of the First Congregational Church.
Sigrid was a member of the PA cross-country ski team, cross-country running team and the track and field team. All were state championship teams.
Sigrid was very involved in the PA Drama Club and the Lamoille County Players. Sigrid was a member of the PA Chorus and the Select Chorus. She was an All-State soloist as a freshman and received a scholarship for All-State vocalist this year.
Sigrid attended the Boston Conservatory and Westminster College summer solo-vocal camp programs.
Sigrid could be heard singing in the halls, classrooms, on the bus, and in the car. She loved to sing and wanted to be an opera singer.


A 55-year old Cuban crocodile at the Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington, DC became a mother this month, as two of the eggs she laid months ago hatched successfully. Mom 'Dorothy' was not even considered a possibility for successful breeding because of her age, but her hatchlings are particularly valuable, not only because these hatchlings are rare, but because Dorothy was born in the wild.
Cuban crocodiles, Crocogylus rhombifer, are sometimes called jumping crocodiles because they can leap extremely high out of the water with a push from its powerful tail. In the wild, this ability serves them well, as the crocodiles feed on hutias, small rodents that inhabit trees in swampland. Unfortunately, however, the crocs are often teased by fishermen with large bait on their fishing lines.
Though Cuban crocodiles are farmed in parts of Cuba and other countries, there are only an estimated 6,000 of the crocs left in the wilds of two Cuban swamp territories. At one time, Cuban crocodiles were found throughout the Caribbean.


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June 14 (UPI) -- A new Gallup poll Thursday said women's abortion views largely align with men's, and that the genders differ only slightly in their descriptions of being pro- or anti-abortion.
Gallup said it added data recently to its 2010 analysis of gender differences in views of abortion to include several more years. Researchers said it shows the same pattern as data that dates to the 1970s.
"Over the past three decades, men and women have consistently held similar views about the extent to which abortion should be legal," Gallup said.
The numbers show 31 percent of women and 26 percent of men say abortion should be entirely allowed by law. Forty-two percent of female college graduates said they agree.
The survey offered three choices on abortion status -- legal in all circumstances, illegal in all circumstances or legal in only certain circumstances.
Since 1990, those who say abortion should be allowed in all circumstances only differ by 4 points per gender.
Gender aside, Americans remain split on the issue. Gallup's annual Values and Beliefs poll this week showed 48 percent oppose abortion and 48 percent support the practice.
The split follows a similar divide shown in past Gallup polls. When the question was first asked in the 1990s, 51 percent supported abortion, compared to 40 percent opposed. The gap narrowed in the 2000s, when the split became 47-46 percent in favor of legalization.
Monday's survey said half of Americans said abortion should be legal only in certain circumstances, 29 percent said it should be legal in all circumstances and 11 percent said it should be illegal outright.
No matter the viewpoint, some women seeking abortions say it's getting tougher to find a clinic to have the procedure, as states pass tighter restrictions.
Several clinics have recently closed in Iowa, Louisiana, and Arkansas, states that are also rolling out new laws shortening the time frame that women can seek legal abortions.
Last month, Iowa passed its so-called "Heartbeat Law," which bans nearly all abortions when a doctor can detect a fetal heartbeat. It's been put on hold, though, until legal challenges can be resolved.
"Arkansas has always been a hostile state toward abortion and with the new administration, it's kind of emboldened state legislators to continue to make regulations to limit access," Dr. Stephanie Ho, an abortion provider in Arkansas, told ABC News.
Arkansas and six other states -- West Virginia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Dakota, South Dakota and Wyoming -- have just one abortion clinic. In Texas and Arizona, the number of clinics have been cut to less than half what they were just seven years ago.


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Universal Orlando's Awesome VelociCoaster Opened This Morning With An Intense Wait Time
By Mack Rawden published 10 June 21
After what felt like an eternity of patiently and then not so patiently waiting, Universal Orlando finally opened up its much anticipated VelociCoaster today. We had boots on the ground in the park this morning, and the energy for the debut was exciting. Unfortunately, the wait time to actually ride the VelociCoaster was a bit less exciting. In fact, by 10:30 AM ET, the queue was up to 180 minutes.
Opening day of a ride at a major theme park is almost always filled with additional lines. That's the trade-off of trying to experience something first, but there's always that optimism before you actually know, when you can think maybe it won't be that bad. Well, this morning the VelociCoaster line was that bad. There's just no positive spin you can put on a three hour slog (other than that for spurts in the early afternoon, it reduced to 120 minutes). That being said, the ride itself doesn't need a positive spin because it's great.
The intense rollercoaster is high energy and an absolute thrill from start to finish. It's a top tier theme park ride and among the upper echelon of Universal Orlando offerings with a really nice inversion experience and just the right amount of pause before the big drop. It also has a highly detailed and interesting line queue experience, which will come in handy, especially on a day like today when you walk up and see this...
There's been a lot of chatter around the VelociCoaster, first when it was an unidentified construction project and then even more so when it was officially announced back in September. That excitement has grown with each additional tease, with the opening date reveal and especially as video from the experience started going public. Response from journalists this week was also extremely positive, and I would expect a lot of the same from fans as they start to experience the rollercoaster.
I wouldn't expect quite so much positivity around the wait times, but every single popular theme park has wait times. In fact, when Disneyland reopened with severely reduced capacity earlier this year, the fact that the rides only had moderate wait times was even a story. The good news is wait times always reduce over time. The initial excitement eases a little bit, and as more people decide to go to other parts of the park, the lines get shorter and shorter. That process will take some time with the VelociCoaster. Fortunately, if you had to make a list of rides worth waiting three hours for, this would be near the top of the list.
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Q: Constructor inheritance public A {

  public A(String arg0) {
  ...
  }

  public A(String arg0, String arg1) {
  ...
  }

}

public B extends A {

}

I would like B to automatically have the constructors inherited from A without having to implement them explicitly like:
public B(String arg0) {
    super(arg0);
}
public B(String arg0, String arg1) {
    super(arg0, arg1);
}

How can I achieve this?

A: You can't. Constructors are not inherited. Only the default one is automatically called on super classes, but still not "inherited".
The compiler will automatically add a call to the default constructor "super()" in every constructor, unless a constructor is explicitly called, and provided the superclass has a default constructor.
Moreover, if a classe doesn't explicitly define a constructor, the compiler will provide a default empty one, which as stated before calls the super() default constructor.
That's why it "looks like" the default constructor is "inherited", but it's just a compiler trick.

A: From the Java Language Specification, section 8.8: Constructor declarations:

Constructor declarations are not members. They are never inherited and therefore are not subject to hiding or overriding.

A: you can't.As the Constructors can not be inherited in child classes.If we dont write any constructor in a class,a default one is provided.By using super keyword,we can call parent class constructor but with one condition i.e. it shud be the first statement in child constructor.

A: You can't. Constructors aren't inherited between classes, and every subclass constructor has to call a superclass constructor as its first operation (explicitly or implicitly).

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Published on May 12th, 2019 | by Gerry Galipault
Your Vinyl Store (May 10-16 and Beyond)
New vinyl releases and reissues for this week and months ahead. (Check out Past LP Releases.)
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MAY 10 RELEASES
"Eternity" (1976 album) , "Radha-Krsna Nama Sankirtana" (1977 album) , "Transcendence" (1977 album) , "Transfiguration" (1978 album; Antarctica Starts Here)
"The Delfonics" (1970 album, featuring "Didn't I [Blow Your Mind This Time]" and "Trying to Make a Fool of Me"; Music on Vinyl)
"Doin' Allright" (1961 album; Blue Note / UMe)
"See You Later, Alligator" (1956 album, originally released in Brazil; Hear/read here; Bear Family)
"Takin' Off" (1962 debut album; Blue Note / UMe)
GLEN HANSARD & MARKÉTA IRGLOVÁ
"Once (Music From the Motion Picture)" (2007 album, featuring "Falling Slowly," which won the 2008 Academy Award for Best Original Song; colored vinyl; Music on Vinyl)
"The Best of Johnny Rivers" (1990 compilation; Friday Music)
"12 Little Spells" (2018 album; double vinyl; On Tour; Concord)
Other Top Releases
"Caught Up in the Country," Rodney Atkins (Curb)
"The Baby Huey Story: The Living Legend," Baby Huey (Rhino Custom Indie Retail)
"Enderness," A.A. Bondy (Fat Possum)
"Young Enough," Charly Bliss (Barsuk)
"Here Comes the Cowboy," Mac DeMarco (Mac's Record Label)
"Big Band Bossa Nova," Stan Getz (Wax Time)
"Canvas," Robert Glasper (Blue Note / UMe)
"Space Between," Sammy Hagar & The Circle (BMG Rights Management)
"King of the Delta Blues Singers," Robert Johnson (Wax Time)
"Transform," Howard Jones (BFD)
"YU," Rosie Lowe (Wolf Tone / Caroline)
"Natural Born Killers (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)," various artists (Music on Vinyl)
"Flesh & Blood," Whitesnake (Frontiers Music s.r.l.)
"LEGACY! LEGACY!," Jamila Woods (Jagjaguwar)
"Revival," Chely Wright (MRI)
$3.99 Albums » … $5 Albums » … $6.99 Albums » … $0.69 Song Store » … Band T-Shirts »
ANGELO BADALEMENTI & TIM BOOTH
"Booth & The Bad Angel" (1996 album; 180-gram red translucent colored vinyl LP pressing; Demon)
"Clareville Grove Demos" (7-inch box set, commemorating the 50th anniversary of "Space Oddity," features unreleased tracks recorded alongside John "Hutch" Hutchinson) , "Boys Keep Swinging (40th Anniversary Edition)" (7-inch Picture Disc; Merch; Rhino / Parlophone)
"ACR:BOX" (seven-LP 40th anniversary box set; remastered by Martin Moscrop at Abbey Road Studios; Read here; Mute)
"I Am" (1979 album, featuring "After the Love Has Gone"; gold-colored vinyl; Music on Vinyl)
"Fallen" (2003 album; Target-exclusive vinyl; On Tour; Merch; Epic)
"From the Fires" (2017 eight-song EP; On Tour; Merch; Lava Music / Republic)
"A Fine Mess" (five-song EP; producer: Dave Fridmann; Hear here; On Tour; Merch; Matador)
"Egypt Station (Explorer's Edition)" (2018 album; triple vinyl features six live studio recordings and four live performances; On Tour; Merch; Capitol / UMe)
MICHAEL NESMITH & THE FIRST NATIONAL BAND
"Loose Salute" (1970 album, featuring "Silver Moon"; transparent colored vinyl; Hear here; Music on Vinyl)
"Weezer (Teal Album)" (2019 all-covers album, featuring their version of Toto's "Africa"; On Tour; Merch; Crush Music)
"The Music Never Stops," Betty Carter (Blue Engine)
"The Lost Tapes," Valerie Carter (Hayabusa Landings)
"3614 Jackson Highway (Expanded Edition)," Cher (Rhino Custom Indie Retail)
"Autumn Leaves: In Concert," Bill Evans (Vinyl Passion)
"Living Mirage," The Head and the Heart (Reprise)
"Finding Gabriel," Brad Mehldau (Nonesuch)
"I Am Easy to Find," The National (4AD)
"Rammstein," Rammstein (Vertigo / Capitol)
"Keep On," Southern Avenue (Concord)
"Notting Hill (Music From the Motion Picture)," various artists (Music on Vinyl)
"Diamond Dogs" (1974 album; 45th anniversary red vinyl; Merch; Rhino / Parlophone)
"Brownsville Station" (1977 album, featuring "The Martian Boogie" and "Lady [Put the Light On Me]"; opaque white vinyl LP; Culture Factory)
"Complete Albums Volume 2 (1977-2011)" (18-LP box set, from 1977's "Book of Dreams" to 2011's "Let Your Hair Down"; also available as individual 180-gram black LPs; Read here; On Tour; Merch; Capitol / UMe)
"California Son" (protest-themed covers album; producer: Joe Chiccarelli; guests: Billie Joe Armstrong, Grizzly Bear's Ed Droste, LP, Petra Haden, Ariel Engle, Sameer Gadhia, Lydia Night, etc.; first single: a cover of Roy Orbison's "It's Over"; Hear here; Read here; On Tour; Merch; Etienne / BMG Rights Management)
LEE MOSES
"How Much Longer Must I Wait? Singles & Rarities 1965-1972" (13 non-album singles and B-sides, plus three never-released tracks; Hear/read here; Future Days Recordings / Light in the Attic)
"When It's All Over We Still Have To Clear Up" (2001 album; On Tour; House Arrest)
"40" (the first new album from Brian Setzer, Lee Rocker and Slim Jim Phantom in 25 years; they are marking their 40th anniversary with a new album and tour; producer: Peter Collins; engineered by Vance Powell; first single: "Cat Fight [Over a Dog Like Me]"; On Tour; Merch; Surfdog)
"The Hurting" (1983 album; On Tour; Merch; Mercury / UMe)
"No Way Out," Chocolate Watch Band (Sundazed Music)
"The Saint of Lost Causes," Justin Townes Earle (New West)
"Anoyo," Tim Hecker (Kranky)
"We Get By," Mavis Staples (ANTI- / Epitaph)
"The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)," various artists (Music on Vinyl)
"Where the Action Is," The Waterboys (Cooking Vinyl)
"Dreamers," Jesse Colin Young (BMG Rights Management)
"Blow By Blow" (1975 album; translucent gold vinyl; Merch; Friday Music)
THE B-52'S
"The B-52's" (1979 album, featuring "Rock Lobster"; See here) , "Wild Planet" (1980 album, featuring "Private Idaho"; See here; On Tour; Merch; Rhino / Warner)
"Baby I'm a-Want You" (1972 album, featuring the title cut, "Everything I Own," "Mother Freedom" and "Diary"; mastered from the original master tapes; Hear here; Mobile Fidelity)
"Jazz Goes to College" (1954 album; Music on Vinyl)
"Alice Cooper's Greatest Hits" (1974 compilation; See here; On Tour, with Halestorm; Merch; Rhino / Warner)
"So Far" (1974 compilation; Rhino / Atlantic)
"Black Celebration | The 12″ Singles" (four 12-inch singles) , "Music For The Masses | The 12″ Singles" (seven 12-inch singles; Merch; Rhino / Warner)
"The Anthology" (four-LP box set; "Galaxy Effect" colored vinyl; mastered digitally from HD sources and at half-speed; BMG Rights Management)
"Portrait in Jazz" (1960 album; mastered from the original master tapes, pressed at RTI on MoFi SuperVinyl; Mobile Fidelity)
"Aretha's Gold" (1969 compilation; Rhino / Atlantic)
"Blues" (two-LP collection of previously unreleased tracks from the vaults of the Gallagher estate's tape archive; includes special guest sessions with blues legends Muddy Waters and Albert King and lost radio sessions; UMe)
"The Morning After" (1971 album, featuring "Looking for a Love"; mastered from the original master tapes; Merch; Mobile Fidelity)
"Everything Is Everything" (1970 debut album, featuring "The Ghetto"; Hear here; Speakers Corner)
"Cracked Rear View (25th Anniversary Expanded Edition)" (1994 album; remastered, with unreleased and rare studio tracks; On Tour; Rhino / Atlantic)
"The Bridge" (1986 album, featuring "Modern Woman," "A Matter of Trust," "This Is the Time" and "Baby Grand"; translucent red and orange swirl audiophile vinyl; See here; On Tour; Merch; Friday Music)
"Free Spirit" (2019 album; producers: Charlie Handsome, Digi, Denis Kosiak, D'Mile, Stargate, Disclosure; first single: "Talk"; Hear here; Target-Exclusive Translucent Orange Vinyl; On Tour; Merch; Right Hand Music Group / RCA)
THE MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES
"Don't Know How to Party" (1993 album, featuring "Someday I Suppose"; See here; On Tour; Merch; Music on Vinyl)
"The Monkees Greatest Hits" (1976 compilation; On Tour; Merch; Rhino)
"Cure for Pain" (1993 album; Music on Vinyl)
LEE "SCRATCH" PERRY & FRIENDS
"The Early Upsetter Singles" (box set containing 10 7-inch vinyl singles; Trojan)
"Center Point Road" (producers: Julian Bunetta, Dann Huff, Rhett; new single: "Look What God Gave Her"; Hear here; On Tour; Merch; The Valory Music Co. / Big Machine)
"Becoming X" (1996 album, featuring "6 Underground"; half-speed direct metal mastered LP, pressed on 200-gram virgin vinyl from the original master tapes; Hear here; One Little Indian)
"The Greatest Hits" (2008 compilation; Picture Disc; Merch; Virgin)
"Connected" (1992 album, featuring the title track and "Step It Up"; See here; Island / UMe)
"The Studio Recordings 1967-74" (seven-LP box set; Island / UMe)
"Soul Explosion" (1969 compilation of Stax tracks, on vinyl for the first time in 50 years; two LPs, 28 songs; Craft Recordings / Concord)
"Tejas" (1976 album, featuring "It's Only Love" and "Arrested for Driving While Blind") , "El Loco" (1981 album, featuring "Pearl Necklace" and "Tube Snake Boogie"; On Tour; Merch; Rhino / Warner)
"PUNK," Chai (Burger)
"Almost Acoustic," Jerry Garcia Acoustic Band (ATO)
"Modern World," Max Jury (Marathon Artists)
"Omoiyari," Kishi Bashi (Joyful Noise Recordings)
"Tenderness," Duff McKagan (UMe)
"Rainford," Lee "Scratch" Perry (On-U Sound)
"Billy Breathes," Phish (Jemp)
"Brighter Days," Robert Randolph & The Family Band (Provogue / Mascot Label Group)
"The Max Roach Trio Featuring The Legendary Hasaan," The Max Roach Trio (Speakers Corner)
"The Traveler," Kenny Wayne Shepherd (Concord)
"Collected," UB40 (Music on Vinyl)
JUNE 7 RELEASES
"Slippery When Wet" (1986 album; translucent red 180-gram vinyl; See here; On Tour; Merch; Mercury / Island / UMe)
"The Complete Birth of the Cool" (1957 album; remastered, with a second LP of live material from 1948; Merch; Blue Note / UMe)
"Seconds Out" (1977 live album; Rhino / Atlantic)
"Aoxomoxoa (50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)" (1969 album; Picture Disc; remastered, with previously unreleased live recordings; Read here; Merch; Grateful Dead Production / Rhino)
"Control" (1986 album; remastered; See here; Las Vegas Residency at Park MGM; Merch; A&M / UMe)
"The Division Bell" (1994 album; translucent blue vinyl; Merch; Columbia / Legacy)
"Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs" (1959 album, the Grammy winner for Best Country & Western Recording; Wax Time)
"The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus (Expanded Edition)" (1968 concert show, with newly remixed and remastered audio and unreleased performances; triple vinyl; See here; Deluxe Box Set; Vinyl; Download; Merch; ABKCO)
"Africa Speaks" (producer: Rick Rubin; recorded at Rubin's Shangri La Studios in Malibu; guest: Afro-Latin singer Buika; first single: "Los Invisibles"; Hear here; On Tour; Merch; Concord)
"My Songs" (new versions of his solo hits and three reworked Police hits, "Every Breath You Take," "Demolition Man" and "Can't Stand Losing You"; Hear here; Read here; On Tour; Merch; Cherrytree / A&M / Interscope)
"Greatest Hits" (double vinyl; On Tour; Merch; Capitol Nashville / UMe)
NEIL YOUNG + STRAY GATORS
"Tuscaloosa" (archival live show from 1973, recorded at the University of Alabama with his backing band the Stray Gators, featuring material from "Harvest," "Time Fades Away," etc.; Hear here; On Tour; Merch; Reprise)
More Vinyl Releases »
JUNE 14 RELEASES
"Ultimate Nat King Cole" (21-song collection; See here; eBay; Merch; Capitol / UMe)
"Pyromania" (1983 album, featuring "Foolin'" and "Rock of Ages"; red vinyl; See here; On Tour; Merch; Mercury / UMe)
"Getz at the Gate: The Stan Getz Quartet Live at The Village Gate, November 26, 1961" (previously unreleased concert recording; three LPs; Read here; Verve / UMe)
"Vital Idol: Revitalized" (2018 compilation; silver, white orange and red swirls vinyl; On Tour, with Bryan Adams; Merch; Capitol / UMe)
"Live at Montreux 1973" (previously unreleased performance from July 15, 1973; DVD + CD; Eagle Rock)
"Madame X" (producer: Mirwais; guests: Maluma, Quavo, Swae Lee, Anitta; first single: "Medellín"; Hear here; Read here; Merch; Boy Toy / Live Nation Worldwide / Interscope)
"Legend" (35th anniversary edition of the 1984 compilation, which is the biggest-selling reggae album of all time, with sales of an estimated 28 million copies worldwide; two-LP, 180-gram release; remastered, with two bonus tracks that were originally issued on U.K. cassettes only; Merch; Tuff Gong)
"Rhino's Choice" (Target-exclusive collection of 2018 summer tour highlights; Translucent Rosé Wine Color Vinyl; On Tour; Merch; Bama Rags Recordings / RCA)
"Bat Out of Hell II: Back Into Hell" (1994 album, featuring his only No. 1 U.S. hit "I'd Do Anything For Love [But I Won't Do That]"; translucent blue vinyl; See here; Merch; Geffen / UMe)
LUKE NELSON & PROMISE OF THE REAL
"Turn Off the News (Build a Garden)" (guests: Neil Young, Sheryl Crow, Kesha, Micah Nelson, Shooter Jennings, Randy Houser, Lucius, etc.; first single: "Bad Case"; Hear here; On Tour, with Zac Brown Band and Outlaw Music Festival; Fantasy / Concord)
"Look What the Cat Dragged In" (1986 album; 180-gram audiophile translucent purple vinyl; See here; Merch; Friday Music)
DAVE RAWLINGS MACHINE
"Nashville Obsolete" (2015 album, with Gillian Welch; See here; Acony)
"In Time: The Best of R.E.M. 1988-2003" (2003 compilation; Merch; Craft Recordings / Concord)
"Love At First Sting" (1984 album, featuring "Rock You Like a Hurricane" and "Still Loving You"; white vinyl; See here; On Tour; Merch; Mercury / UMe)
"Western Stars" (his first studio album in five years; producers: Ron Aniello, Springsteen; mixed by Tom Elmhirst; guests: wife Patti Scialfa, Jon Brion, Soozie Tyrell, David Sancious; first single: "Hello Sunshine"; Read here; Merch; Columbia)
"Who's Next" (1971 album; blue vinyl; See here; On Tour; Merch; Geffen / UMe)
"The Joshua Tree" (1987 album, featuring "Where the Streets Have No Name" and "With or Without You"; gold vinyl; See here) , "Zooropa" (1993 album, featuring "Numb," "Lemon" and "Stay [Faraway, So Close!]"; blue 180-gram double vinyl; See here; Merch; Island / UMe)
"Urban Hymns" (1997 album, featuring "Bitter Sweet Symphony"; green 180-gram double vinyl; See here; Merch; Virgin / UMe)
"Get on the Good Foot" (1972 album; new edition includes art sleeves with master tape box images, and its closing track, "I Know It's True," makes its U.S. vinyl debut with this two-LP release; Republic / UMe)
"C'est Chic" (1978 album, featuring "Le Freak" and "I Want Your Love"; See here; Rhino / Atlantic)
"Def Leppard – Volume Two" (10-LP, 180-gram vinyl box set features "Adrenalize," "Retro Active," "Slang" and "Euphoria," plus "Rarities" Vols. 2-4, compiled by lead singer Joe Elliott; remastered by Ronan McHugh at Joe's Garage and cut by Greg Moore; Read here; On Tour; Merch; Mercury / UMe)
"Mr. Shing-A-Ling" (1968 album, featuring Blue Mitchell, Lonnie Smith, Jimmy Ponder and Leo Morris, aka Idris Muhammad; Blue Note / UMe)
"MCMXC a.D." (1991 album, featuring "Sadeness [Part I]"; translucent red vinyl; See here) , "The Cross of Changes" (1993 album, featuring "Return to Innocence"; translucent yellow vinyl; See here) , "Le Roi Est Mort, Vive Le Roi!" (1996 album, featuring "Beyond the Invisible"; See here; light green vinyl) , "The Screen Behind the Mirror" (2000 album; translucent orange vinyl) , "Love Sensuality Devotion: The Greatest Hits" (2001 compilation; translucent white vinyl) , "A Posteriori" (2006 album; translucent pink vinyl) , "Seven Lives Many Faces" (2008 album; translucent light blue vinyl) , "The Fall of a Rebel Angel" (2016 album; Polydor / UMe)
"Hang-Ups" (1997 album; gold-colored vinyl; On Tour; Merch; srcvinyl)
THE INNOCENCE MISSION
"Befriended" (2003 album; milky white-colored vinyl; Badman)
"A Place in the Sun" (1999 album, featuring "My Own Worst Enemy"; blue smoke-colored vinyl; srcvinyl)
"Mezzanine (Deluxe Edition)" (1998 album; remastered, with eight previously unreleased Mad Professor remixes; See here; On Tour; Merch; Virgin / UMe)
"Peace Sells … But Who's Buying?" (1986 album; purple vinyl; Capitol / UMe)
"Cornbread" (1967 album, Herbie Hancock, Billy Higgins, Jackie McLean, Hank Mobley and Larry Ridley; Blue Note / UMe)
"Ride Me Back Home" (producer: Buddy Cannon; guests: Lukas Nelson, Micah Nelson; first single: "Ride Me Back Home"; Hear here; On Tour; Merch; Legacy Recordings)
"Hurts 2B Human" (2019 album; Hear here; Target-Exclusive Vinyl, pink and blue translucent marble color LP, with poster and MP3 codes; On Tour; Merch; RCA)
"Bridges To Bremen" (full-length show on the fifth and final leg of the band's Bridges To Babylon Tour, filmed at the German city's Weserstadion on Sept. 2, 1998; See here; DVD + CD; Blu-ray + CD, with four bonus tracks from their Soldier Field performances in Chicago; Merch; Eagle Rock)
"The Beautiful Letdown" (2003 album, featuring "Meant to Live" and "Dare You to Move"; half-blue, half-clear vinyl; See here; On Tour; Merch; srcvinyl)
"The Man Who (20th Anniversary Edition)" (1999 album; remastered, with 19 bonus B-sides; See here) , "Live at Glastonbury '99" (previously unreleased 16-song set; Read here; Craft Recordings / Concord)
"Bloody Kisses" (1993 album; Rhino)
"Another Time, Another Place" (2018 album; BMG Rights Management)
"King of California (25th Anniversary Edition)" (1994 album; with three bonus tracks; Craft Recordings / Concord)
" 'Let's Rock' " (their first album in five years; producers: singer/guitarist Dan Auerbach, drummer Patrick Carney; new single: "Eagle Birds"; Hear here; On Tour; Merch; Easy Eye Sound / Nonesuch)
"The Mercury Demos" (recorded in spring 1969 with collaborator John "Hutch" Hutchinson on guitar and vocals; Read here; Merch; Rhino / Parlophone)
"Step Back In Time: The Definitive Collection" (two-LP, 42-song compilation; green vinyl; iTunes; On Tour; Merch; BMG Rights Management)
"Stand Back 1981-2017" (six-LP box set; Read here; Rhino / Atlantic)
"Certifiable" (2008 album, capturing a stop in their 2007 reunion tour at River Plate Stadium in Buenos Aires; Hear here; Merch; Cherrytree / A&M / Interscope)
"When I Get Home" (released digitally on March 1 and on CD on April 26; producers: Solange Knowles, Chassol, Daniel Julez J Smith II, Dev Hynes, Earl Sweatshirt, Panda Bear, Pharrell, Tyler, the Creator, etc.; guests: Gucci Mane, Standing on the Corner, Playboi Carti, Sampha; On Tour; Merch; Columbia)
JULY 5 RELEASES
"Ventura Black" (2019 album; On Tour; Aftermath / 12 Tone Music)
"Amplified Heart (25th Anniversary Edition)" (1994 album, making its debut on vinyl; mastered at half-speed for optimum audio fidelity by Miles Showell at London's Abbey Road Studios; Hear here; Buzzin' Fly / Chrysalis)
JULY 12 RELEASES
ROY HAYNES QUARTET
"Out of the Afternoon" (1962 album; Impulse!)
"Mr. Isaacs" (1982 album; VP)
"Originals" (14 previously unreleased demos by Prince of songs he wrote for other artists; this collection, selected by Troy Carter, on behalf of The Prince Estate, and Jay Z, will stream exclusively on Tidal for 14 days, starting June 7; Read here; Merch; Rhino / NPG / Warner)
"For the Throne (Music Inspired by the HBO Series Game of Thrones)" (includes Maren Morris' "Kingdom of One" and The Lumineeers' "Nightshade"; Hear here; Merch; Columbia)
AUG. 9 RELEASES
"The Crash" (1979 album; See here; Universal)
AUG. 16 RELEASES
THE GERMS
"Live At Starwood Dec. 3 1980" (Run Out Groove Vinyl)
"This Is Not a Safe Place" (producer: Erol Alkan; mixed by Alan Moulder; first single: "Future Love"; Hear here; Wichita Recordings)
"Goin' 50" (five-LP, 50-song compilation celebrates the band's 50th anniversary; On Tour; Merch; Rhino / Warner)
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In the work I do coaching leaders, everyone purports to have high leadership trust with stakeholders. Surveys, however, show otherwise. The truth is that most leaders could do far more to reinforce an environment of high trust.
I think part of the problem is that "trust" is a bit ill-defined and subjective, like "world peace." Everyone wants it, but few people know how to build genuine trust. So I've done a bit of research on what goes into trusting relationships.
Trust grows; it doesn't just appear.
Trust is rational & fact-based and emotional & intuitive.
Trust is always personal; you place trust in people.
Trust evolves more slowly than other feelings. You may immediately know if you like someone, but your trust in them builds over time. You withhold it pending confirmatory evidence. Of course, much of this evidence is fact-based. When you follow through on a promise, you provide rational reasons to be trusted. When you extend trust, you create a platform that encourages others to be trustworthy.
Trust is never a solo operation. Another person must participate and respond, because unilateral efforts cannot force trust.
What do you think? Are your workplace relationships built on trust? I'd love to hear from you. Contact me here or on LinkedIn.


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Сен-Клема́н (, ) — коммуна во Франции, находится в регионе Лимузен. Департамент — Коррез. Входит в состав кантона Сейяк. Округ коммуны — Тюль.

Код INSEE коммуны — 19194.

Коммуна расположена приблизительно в 400 км к югу от Парижа, в 70 км юго-восточнее Лиможа, в 11 км к северо-западу от Тюля.

Население
Население коммуны на 2008 год составляло 1226 человек.

Администрация

Экономика

В 2007 году среди 723 человек в трудоспособном возрасте (15-64 лет) 539 были экономически активными, 184 — неактивными (показатель активности — 74,6 %, в 1999 году было 70,3 %). Из 539 активных работали 510 человек (266 мужчин и 244 женщины), безработных было 29 (13 мужчин и 16 женщин). Среди 184 неактивных 59 человек были учениками или студентами, 71 — пенсионерами, 54 были неактивными по другим причинам.

Достопримечательности
 Церковь Сен-Клеман (XIII—XIV века). Памятник истории с 1990 года
 Часовня Сен-Лу (XII век). Памятник истории с 1977 года

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Коммуны департамента Коррез


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La Ruta 158, oficialmente Ruta Nacional Secundaria 158, es una ruta nacional de Costa Rica ubicada en la provincia de Guanacaste.

Descripción
En la provincia de Guanacaste, la ruta atraviesa el cantón de Nicoya (el distrito de Mansión), el cantón de Hojancha (los distritos de Hojancha, Puerto Carrillo, Matambú).

Véase también
 Carreteras de Costa Rica
 Anexo:Red Vial Nacional de Costa Rica

Referencias

Transporte de Costa Rica
Carreteras de Costa Rica
Transporte por carretera en Costa Rica


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The Dog Show is a spectacular show of a variety of breeds and is held on both the Saturday and Sunday. There are a number of awards to be won for different dog categories.
2019 schedules to follow, 2018 schedules below give an overview of classes held.


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I'm thrilled to have my new website launched this week, Mare Bridgwater of Bridgwater PR has done a top job in getting this created for me. Having set-up my own basic website initially six years ago this did me well as my business was starting but the time was now right to seek the advice and expertise of Marie and this is the result of her hard work.
I'll be putting regular snippets on the news page on a weekly basis. During the coming week, I'm looking forward to seeing Kashtan run all being well on Thursday at Chelmsford. This lovely filly made her debut for Stanley Moore on Saturday at Kempton but was drawn 11and from that draw a horse has so much work to do to get a position. It blew away the cobwebs and I'll be making the trip to Chelmsford if she runs.
At the weekend Magistral has an entry at Lingfield. He ran a huge race on his debut for Iain Jardine after a long time off. He's an ex Darley that I purchased for my owner Douglas Pryde . He's a horse with plenty of class. Fingers crossed.
Also at the weekend dear little Brown Paddy holds an entry at Chepstow. This lad had decent form in Ireland for the Doyles. It didn't happen for him pointing over here, but I felt he was a horse worth persevering with and giving another chance. He's now with Laura Hurley who's small yard is in great form and I'm looking forward to this lad back on the track after a long time off.
A handful of pointers will be out for owners over the weekend, and I usually try to get to one point. It's always a great day out and I try to support my owners and give a hand whenever I can during the season.
Finally, as the site is new, I decided not to put any of the previously purchased/sold horses from my old site on here, but the gallery will show many more images of past horses during the coming weeks.
.I'll be getting several more horses up on my For Sale page shortly but in the meantime please give me a call if you need assistance or if you have syndicate shares to sell.