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We encourage you to send us photos of your successes growing our trees,
and we will post them here on our website!
"We planted Dunstan
Chestnuts on our farm in Pike County, Illinois in 1999. They have grown
tremendously, even in this cold climate. We harvest many deer from the land
each year. The trees are bearing 2,000 lbs/acre after only 10 years. We have
had to put up an 8' deer fence to keep them from eating all of our nut
-Dale and Linda Black, Pike
County IL
Our Dunstan Chestnuts are planted on 20' centers and now over 40' tall, planted in 1994.-Delmarvelous Orchards, DE
Planted 10/2013 Borrowed Acres Farm Sylacauga, AL
Pictures from 10/2015
-Borrowed Acres Farm, AL
planted 62 Dunstan Chestnuts in 2000, along with 800 Collosal, Marigoule and
Maraval chestnuts at our farm in northern Connecticut. We are surrounded
by American chestnuts in the nearby forests, both dead trees and suckers sprouting
from the roots, so there is a lot of blight in the area. All 800 of the
other chestnuts have died, but we have not lost a single Dunstan
Chestnut. Last year (2009) we harvested 400 lbs of nuts from the 62
Dunstan trees. They are beautiful, large nuts."
Luginbuhl, Ellignton CT
-M. Thompson. 10 Year old Dunstan planted in Central GA
I visited your office while we were in Florida. Thought you'd like to see these photos,
A dozen of these on one tree and the 2nd year after planting, Very Impressive! - 2015-R Kingsley
Dunstan Chestnuts 2 & 3 years old planted in PA.
- J. Conway
We planted Dunstan Chestnuts in the Blue Ridge in the early 1990s. We sell all we can grow, but the bears break branches out of the trees to eat the nuts. We have to keep a person up all night in the orchard during harvest season to keep the bears away.-Wilson Orchards, VA
Falls Mills, TN. Dunstan planted in 1994 and photo of chestnuts at harvest time.
Dear Chestnut Hill
The four trees arrived Feb 2017 and I potted them up and all four are leafing out beautifully (Friendswood, Texas). Those are Tree-mendous size ONE YEAR trees - how do you get them four feet tall in a year?!Anyway, your trees are very beautiful and healthy and should become great producers if I find them the right slightly acidic, well drained soil.
-D. Allen- Freindswood, Texas
3 year old Dunstan chestnut trees planted 2014. Photo taken Sept 2017
-L. Wilson - Michigan
If you look closely in the upper corner of the first photo you can see some chestnuts still on the tree.
Great photo beautiful tree and the oldest chestnut log lodge, photo on the right.Come visit. -2015-D. Halkias
We planted 45 of the
Dunstans here between 2012-13. Only 5 died, and they were in a very dry area.
That's my fault for not watering them more. I used tubes/stakes and surrounded
them all with 2"x4"x 4' tall welded wire and either grass mats or
mulch on all but 2. I ran out of mats/mulch on them. We also used fertilizer spikes
on them. 2 spikes per tree. I have to fence them in or the buck will tear them
up and the deer will eat the leaves/shoots from the top of the tubes. The
Persimmons are doing much better than I expected!! I didn't think they'd make
it through our winters here in N.E. PA. The Crabapples I figured would do fine
as we have other mature crabs here on the property. The Sawtooth Oaks are all
growing. Some stronger than others. Our Branch will be having another tree sale
in the Spring. We already have much interest and will be taking pre-orders
soon!! Thanks.
-Mike Koneski, PA
Just wanted to give you an update. The foxes are still getting the drip system. Guess it will be an ongoing thing. The great news is the survival of the trees. I had read that I should expect a 10% loss in my trees according to websites I read. After 1 year I have a 100% success rate so far. Every tree flushed out great. I am thrilled. I am a little behind on my next planting. Having to have a roof put on the farm house. I am trying to prep for another 100 to 150 trees. I have the rows and stakes ready and need to get the irrigation system in. I hope to have about 400 to 500 trees when I am done.
-T. Carden, TLC Farms, GA
-Leu Gardens. Orlando, Fl
Chestnuts on a 5yr old Dunstan chestnut tree above just planted last year spring. All trees pictured are 5 yr old Dunstan chestnut trees spaced around 30' apart.
-J. Dixon, IL
Hello Bob, This is Mark
Longwell from Rochester NY. I know this is a late message. I wanted to send this
sooner but got so busy. Anyway, I wanted to take the time to thank you and your
staff for allowing me to visit your chestnut tree farm. It was so interesting
to see the trees and listen to the wealth of knowledge you have about them. I
have been speaking with James Cobb in Utica NY and he informs me that the 300
plus Dunstans he planted are following script per your website. He says they do
very well here and this past harsh winter did not harm them at all. So with
that said, I will be contacting Deb in the near future to place a order for
spring. It will not be the 640 trees I had planned however, I think I will be
going for approx. 324 trees. Again,
thank you for your hospitality.
-Sincerely Mark, NY
These are the trees we planted December 2013. They are in 6' grow tubes.
-D McKenna Nuthouse Farms, GA
My property is North of
Baton Rouge, LA on the Louisiana/Mississippi State line. I planted 50
American Persimmon trees from Real Tree Nursery this spring. I ordered 50
trees and all 50 trees survived, I was amazed. I will plant another 50
trees this coming spring of another variety.
David Satisfied Customer, LA
- Captain Favre
Chestnut Experts - We absolutely love our chestnuts, have planted our first 100
and seem to be taking well. We have tree protectors around them and have
sprouted leaves quickly. Next year we intend to order early and plant
another 100. Sincerely,
-James Cobb, Clinton, NY
-Elaine, NC
planting was part of the branch's commitment to plant some type of
useful trees for Donna Salko in memory of her late husband, Dr. Salko.
Dr. and Mrs. Salko have supported the Susquehanna Branch for many years
at our fund raising banquets and other activities-2014
-QDMA Susquehanna Branch, PA
again for going the extra mile to see that I got our peach tree. I wish I
had employees that would be that way! Thanks again,
-Eddie Kees
all: Two weeks ago I picked up 4 of your plum trees. Everyone was so
helpful. I particularly appreciate all the excellent directions to your
place and then on to my cousin's house. We planted 2 plums at my dads and
the other 2 at my husband's office. We will have fun watching them
grow. Thanks again for helping me, and best wishes from a gardening
-Terri Jesmonth, Pensacola FL
- Thank you for your time and attention. We really enjoyed the tour of
your farm, and we learned a lot. We'll pass the info on to other GC
members and the Master Gardeners. You'll be seeing more of us! Thanks again.
- Pat Caren, Pres. Alligator Creek Garden Club, Starke FL
have been wanting to thank you for a while...I ordered seedlings that arrived
last spring. I can't believe how they have done. Almost doubled
their size in one growing season...and after traveling all the way to
Ohio. I was not sure at first they would even leaf out...but then they
just took off. The soil here is not the greatest, and perhaps on the
alkaline side. But despite this it is the very best mail order
nursery stock I have ever received, and bareroot too! How did you do it?
I am a horticulturist and have never had such luck with any mail order stock,
Thanks a bunch, I am so pleased.
-Megan King, OH
Hello. Last spring, you shipped six Dunstan Chestnuts to my home in south St. Louis. I am in the USDA hardiness zone of 5b, or according to Arbor
Day Foundation, I'm in zone 6. The seedlings you sent are doing
extremely well. Most are now around 4 ½ feet tall, while two are over 5 ½
feet tall, sticking out of the grow tubes! I'm very pleased that they
seem to have adjusted well to their environment, which is adjacent to a
forested area on soil that is rocky and mostly clay. Thanks
I received the order. The trees look very healthy and were nicely
packed. I buy quite a few plants for delivery -- many are not well
packed so it is a pleasure to see yours. I've planted them and look
forward to seeing how they do. All the best,
-D Green, GA
-Lovell Farms, GA
Whom It May Concern - I planted the 10 chestnut trees I bought two weeks
ago. To say the least, the care with which those plants were packed and shipped
gave me the sense that I had something truly special. Each one felt quite alive
as I held them. I own 78 acres in the Berkshires - a place where the chestnut
once reigned supreme! I planted these trees in an open spot in the forest in
hopes of reintroducing this tree to where it belongs. I'll get another
10 next year! Thanks and have a great summer!
-Bill Meier Great Barrington, MA
received my trees last week right on schedule and was very pleased with the
quality of the trees"
-Bob Tarwater
Hi. Just
to fill you in on how well the grapes that I purchased from you last February
are doing. I find it hard to believe how fast they are growing. I'm going to
add on the structure at a later date. If you see anything that I should be
doing, I would appreciate any advice that you may have to
offer. Sincerely,
-Jerry Bird
you! Your order arrived a few hours ago-the service is unbelievably fast-and
all of the plants are very healthy-great root systems. I can see that every one
of them will do very well. Thank you again Chestnut Hill! I am a huge plant
buff, and belong to several online plant organizations. You can be sure I will
be signing your praises! Have a great afternoon,
I purchased 5 Dunstan's from you this spring. They arrived here in NY in April
and I got them in the ground the next day. I planted them and mixed peat moss
with the local soil, put 4' tree shelters around them, sprayed the competing
vegetation, watered them through our drought 2 to 3 times a week and in June I
watered with a weak solution of miracid. All are doing great. Two are now
4'6" tall, two are 5', and I have one mutant that is 8' tall. The picture
is of the mutant and was taken this last Saturday. Its still putting out new
leaves! Thanks for the great trees.
-Bob, NY
was harvesting only 10,000 lbs from my 500 12-15 year old trees picking up nuts
every other day. When I went to picking up nuts every day, my harvest
jumped to 26,000 lbs! The deer were eating 2/3 of my crop every
-R.T., North Carolina
Bob and Debbie: Thank you for your sponsorship of the Green Builder Vision
House 2011 and ReVision House 2011 showcased at the International Builders Show
in Orlando January 12-15th, 2011. Your contributions were greatly
appreciated by all involved. The edible landscaping with Chestnut Hill's
peaches, nectarines, chestnuts, plums, blueberries, blackberries and grapes
were the hit of the home tours!
-Teresa Watkins Landscape Designer, Radio and
TV Gardening Host www.greenbuildermag.com
Year old Dunstan in 1000 tree Orchard in Kentucky
I am also pleased with the with the 180 trees that I ordered this
year to start my orchard, best as I can tell I have only lost one.
Below is a few photos for you. I already have trees coming out of the
top of 5 foot tubes and some of these newly planted trees have put out
Catkins. Again, I am very please with my order and the quality of the trees.
William Hanna
Hanna Farms of the Pee Dee, Inc.
In order below, my orchard layout, 2014 tree with Catkin, and 2014 tree coming out of a five foot tube.
-W. Hanna, SC
We bought 8 Dunstan chestnut trees from a nursery
in New Hampton, Iowa, and 7 survived the winter. We believe a gopher chewed the roots off the one that died.
was told that Rochester, Minnesota, is in zone 4 and that it is very
hard for these chestnut trees to grow here, but as of right now we have
11 chestnut trees growing (7 Dunstan and 4 American).
-D. Timm Rochester, MN


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**Doha** Indians in Qatar have been advised by the Indian Embassy here to stay alert and contact their travel agents for modifications in travel plans. The advisory came in the wake of several Gulf nations cutting off diplomatic ties with Qatar earlier this week.
In its advisory issued on Wednesday, the embassy said that airlines concerned have reportedly offered refunds for cancelled flights following disruptions in air operations.
"Indian travellers are, therefore, requested to contact their travel providers for advice on modifications to their travel arrangements and also remain alert to further developments," the advisory stated.
"The Embassy of India is monitoring the situation closely and is in touch with Qatari authorities to ensure the safety and security of Indian nationals in Qatar," it said.
"There is nothing happening in the region that suggests threats to the physical safety and security of residents in Qatar," it stated.
"Please update yourself of the latest news and do not believe in rumours without cross-checking facts."
Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, the UAE and Egypt said on Monday they cut their diplomatic relations with Qatar after a week of tit-for-tat and accusations on "terrorism support".
The announcement by the Saudi-led coalition to sever diplomatic ties with Qatar marks the culmination of a year-long dispute between some Gulf Arab states and Qatar.
The Maldives, Yemen, Mauritius, Mauritania and Jordan also took similar steps.
According to the Indian Embassy advisory, the Qatari authorities have conveyed that they would take all necessary steps to ensure that normal life, including supplies of food items, would not be affected.
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Well, I only spent $250 (so, a shopping spree for me, maybe not for you), but it was a bunch of shit from Old Navy, which feels like an insane amount of stuff. I hate that Old Navy's clothes are low-quality, but I also live in a goddamn swamp and have learned that no matter the quality of clothes I buy, come sweaty season, they only last one year.
I have been working my ass off this past month and a half - my normal job, then we were short staffed so I was doing another person's job, and then I got asked to take on an extra, separate role at work which I basically do in my spare time from home. Plus, I have sold 4 commissions this month (I'm a painter). So, 4x as many jobs as I intended to have. I am sleep deprived and sick, but commissions are come and go and we have replaced the people we needed to at work so things should slow down to a reasonable person's amount of working hours. FORTUNATELY most of that is hourly pay, and I just invoiced and got paid for all of it. PAIDDDDDDDDDDDD.
So to make up for sleep I need and a social life I have ignored, I have bought THINGS! Sweet, sweet things, to solve all my problems.
...I should really be saving for my wedding...which is most of the motivation for taking on this extra work. Also, my wienerdog is getting a major tuneup next week which will cost me a pretty penny. But THINGS!
On a related note, I pretty much refuse to work on salary these days. Sure - it's nice to have things like paid leave and stuff, but every salaried job I had in the past gave me the shittiest shit of benefits, and worked me like a dog for which I received little to no extra compensation. Contract work, FTW, friends.


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Abolishing mandatory fees could help unions
From Grassroot Institute, March 9, 2018
Will Hawaii's public unions lose power if their membership dues become voluntary under a pending Supreme Court ruling in the case known as Janus v. AFSCME?
Probably not, according to panelists at an event I moderated last week for the Federalist Society of Hawaii titled, "What if Hawaii became a right to work state?"
Additionally, if the court decision that encompasses only public-sector unions does make those dues voluntary, this could pressure them to provide better membership services.
Panelist Tony Gill, a prominent Hawaii labor attorney who has represented the University of Hawaii Professional Assembly and the Hawaii State Teachers Association, said that for Hawaii, "even if agency fees become purely voluntary, I suspect that social pressure and tradition would require those folks (in the unions) to continue to contribute at a relatively high level."
Panelist Robert Alt, president of the Ohio-based Buckeye Institute, went a step further, saying that in states where there is right-to-work, "the unions have to compete for the business of the employees. They have to show and provide value for them, in order to get them to get them to go ahead and pay those union dues or agency fees. And they seem to be successful in doing so."
Alt noted that in Indiana, Michigan and Oklahoma, "unionized population actually increased after the right-to-work laws became effective."
He said that from 2004 to 2013, union membership rates in right-to-work states increased 0.5 percent. However, in non-right-to-work states, membership rates actually decreased, by 4.6 percent, during the same period.
If government union members in Hawaii had the freedom to stop paying their union dues, this could pressure the unions to offer better member services, so as to maintain their strength and even grow, showing once again that freedom of choice typically results in win-win situations.
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Jacket – Topman | T-Shirt – New Look | Jeans – Topman | Boots – Nike
I write to you now, a mere three days away from moving out the halls of residence that have housed my first year of university memories. As moving out day approaches, I can't help but pinch myself and wonder did this year happen? There's been so many laughs, drunken nights and other moments to add to my university experience so far.
As for today's outfit. I wanted to keep it simple. The black adds a sophisticated touch to the outfit while the white and green adds variation by breaking it up. It's an easy, stylish look that allows me to look good whilst in lesson and even through to boxing up my room. You can't go wrong with a pair of skinny jeans and a bomber jacket. I would most definitely say that these are wardrobe staples.
Right, I best get back to packing otherwise I'll never get it done! I'll catch you all next time! ✌🏻
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Headlam Spa
Designed to the highest standards for its members, hotel residents and day spa guests, Headlam Spa is a place to relax, exercise and enjoy the therapeutic benefits of water in a comfortable and friendly environment that reflects the beauty of the surrounding countryside.
A 14m x 6m deck level swimming pool heated to 27-29 degrees C with side access steps, water jet feature and a constant depth of 1.2m.
Outdoor Hydrotherapy Pool
A mosaic tiled spa pool heated to 37 degrees C with a combination of water and air jets offering relaxing and therapeutic water massage.
A 3m x 2m cabin made from Swedish pine with temperatures between 80-90 degrees C giving a hot, dry environment with low humidity. An excellent means of eliminating toxins from the body through perspiration leaving muscles and skin feeling relaxed and cleansed.
Steam Room
A stunning 3m x 2m cabin with beautiful dark blue mosaic tiles and fibre optic lighting to give a highly atmospheric feel. Heated between 43-46 degrees C with 100% humidity, the steam room aides circulation and relaxation of tense muscles. The steam is also infused with herb extracts to give a pleasant and cleansing aroma.
Spa Lounge
A relaxing area with a feature stone fireplace, luxurious and comfortable furnishings including sofas and easy chairs and a juice bar serving fresh fruit juice, coffee, teas and snacks.
A superb 70 square metre air-conditioned room with the latest equipment from Technogym. There are 7 pieces of cardiovascular equipment, all with personal TVs and 8 pieces of strength equipment. There is also a studio with sprung beech floor for fitness classes.
A stylish bar area serving informal food and drinks with fantastic views over the golf course and countryside.
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Guided tours of the Valley of the Temples
Sicily TravelNet registered tour guides offer daily tours of the archaeological park of Agrigento for independent travellers and families with departure from the Temple of Giunone ticket office. This upper entrance is located on top of the hill along Via Panoramica dei Templi. Please make sure you don't go to the Porta V ticket office near the lower entrance!
Timetables and guided tours
Shared tours are scheduled every day in the morning at 10:00 and in the afternoon at 4:00. The guiding fee is euro 150 to be split by the participants in addition to the admission fee.
Meet your local licensed guide at the ticket office near the Temple of Juno. The tour of the archaeological park starts with the Temple of Hera (Juno) built at the very top of the hill. Magnificent views of the landscape, coastline and the Mediterranean Sea.
Then walk for about one mile downhill and stop along the main path to admire the city fortifications and Byzantine arcosolia, the Temple of Concordia, the Temple of Herakles, the Temple of Zeus and the Sanctuary of Chtonian Deities (Temple of Castor and Pollux). As you listen to your guide you'll discover the secrets behind their construction, gain insight into the civilization that produced them and get to know the personages that made ancient Akragas "the most beautiful of mortal cities"
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Temple of Giunone. Via Panoramica Valle dei Templi: 37°17'24.3″N 13°35'59.6″E
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Delaware rallies past Marist 70-69
POUGHKEEPSIE, N.Y. (AP) Marvin King-Davis had 20 points, Kory Holden added 19 and Delaware rallied from a late 12-point deficit to beat Marist 70-69 on Saturday night.
Holden had 16 points in the second half for the Blue Hens (5-3) and 10 in the final 5:05 to spark their 17-4 rally to close the game.
Marist (2-6) led 65-53 with 5:33 left and netted its last field goal on Khallid Hart's 3-pointer that made it 68-60 with 4:12.
Holden scored the next seven points and Anthony Mosley made 1 of 2 free throws to tie it at 68 with 55 seconds left. Hart made 1 of 2 at the foul line to put Marist briefly back in front before Cazmon Hayes scored the go-ahead layup with 27 seconds to go.
Anthony Mosley added 13 points and Hayes 12 for Delaware.
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The Digs Tumblr page is something I recently stumbled upon. It's a photo archive from the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. They post vintage Pittsburgh photos that are amazing. The above shot is from 1962 of the Civic Arena! I especially love that they profiled the Park Schenley restaurant. That was old school elegance at its' finest... a Pittsburgh gem, for sure.
I am super picky when it comes to make up and am a self proclaimed Sephora junkie. I have been looking for a new concealer and think that these two just might fit the bill. Has anyone tried either of them? I splurged on the YSL Touche Eclat, but have expressed in the past that I am less than impressed. I think these will be dupes of the YSL stuff.
This clutch has been on my radar for a while now. I think it is a ton of fun with the bright colors and bold print. To me, this clutch is summer. I think the perfect outfit would be a teeny tiny white shift, deep bronze tan, simple sandals, a bold gold bangle, turquoise earrings and this pretty.
More on the beauty front: Nars Risky Business gloss and Mac's Twig lipstick. These are very subdued colors. Just a hint of color and perfect for everyday wear. These are two colors that would look nice with most complexions and they can be applied sans mirror (a major plus in my book).
So I'm really not into the whole chevron trend. I don't mind it, but it's not in my personal style repertoire nor in my personal decor. However, these C. Wonder beauties have caught my eye. They're simple and fun which is exactly how every cocktail hour should be!
Next obsession? ASOS. I really only started ordering from ASOS within the past year. Everything I have ever ordered, I've loved. It has a ton of product. You could probably spend days on the site and still not see everything that the online shop has to offer. A lot of their pieces remind me of Zara in that they are classically structured but with a modern twist. It's amazing because of the versatility of the clothing. They offer everything from cocktail to work attire! Scroll through, above, to see some of my favorite picks!
Red, white and blue perfection. this dress needs to get into my closet. I mean, so stinkin' cute. At $200, the price is a bit steep considering it's just a simple cotton french terry, but the anchors just make it perfection!
Some Valentino eye candy. I am dying for a pair of the classic nude Couture bow pump!
Lastly, I picked up a bottle of the Campo Viejo champagne the other day and was pleasantly surprised. Campo Viejo red wine is an inexpensive favorite of mine, so I knew it couldn't be terrible! Priced around $20, this is dry and delicious, a good alternative when my fave, Veuve, is not on tap for the night.
What have you been loving recently?
Have a fabulous day!


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Historically, the likelihood of surviving an in-hospital cardiac arrest has been low—roughly one in eight patients would live long enough to be discharged. Among black patients, the survival rate was even lower than that of white patients, according to previous research. Read more …
More articles from our Spring 2018 issue
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- Closing the gap: Racial divide in surviving in-hospital cardiac arrest
- Medical students measure up, move on
- Unique Iowa program treats adults with autism
- Families invited to join study of autism genetics
- Small but mighty: Nanoparticles kill endometrial cancer in lab
- Why is autism more common in boys?
- Uncovering cystic fibrosis secrets
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- Daughter helped by drugs tested on mother's lung tissue
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Potato Bush Camp: Information from the owner
All the information on this page is supplied to us directly from the lodge owner and reflects their view, not ours.
For Expert Africa's view, see our own report, which contains our own observations and views.
|Safari Lodge
|No. of rooms
|Last updated
Main description of Potato Bush Camp
Potato Bush Camp: Facilities
|Property facilities
|24-hour Security, Bar, Battery Charging Facilities, Communal Dining, Disability Services, Eco Friendly, Internet Access (Complimentary), Laundry Service (Complimentary), Library, Pool, Private Vehicle Available
|Room facilities
|Balcony / Deck, Bath, Complimentary Wi-Fi, Detached Private Bathroom, Dressing Gowns, Electrical Outlets, En-Suite, Fan, Fridge, Internet Access (Complimentary), Laundry Service (Complimentary), Lounge Area, Mini Bar, Mini Bar (Complimentary), Mosquito Nets, Outside Shower, Private Pool / Jacuzzi, Pure Cotton Linen, Safe, Shower, Smoking Rooms, Verandah, Wheelchair Friendly
|Available services
|Airport Shuttle (Complimentary), Room Service, Room Service (24 hours)
|Activities on site
|(some activities may be seasonal) Bird Watching, Canoeing, Catch-and-release Fishing, Fine Dining, Fishing, Game Drives, Game Viewing, Game Walks, High Tea, Night Drives, Safaris, Scenic Flights, Walks (Guided)
|Activities nearby
|(some activities may be seasonal) Bird Watching, Boat Cruises, Catch-and-release Fishing, Child Friendly Activities, Fine Dining, Fishing, Fly Fishing, Game Drives, Game Viewing, River Cruises, Walks (Guided)
Room types at Potato Bush Camp
Family Tent
The Two-bedroom Family House is a massive 21m wide perfectly designed "safari tent". This offers a huge central living area, dining and balcony area which divides the two bedrooms. Both bedrooms have their own en-suite bathrooms with twin showers, twin basins and large four-claw bath tubs (with a view). To accompany the architectural grandeur of this luxury tent, it also offers a large plunge pool, fully stocked bar and fridge, private dining table and furniture that complements both the style of the tent and the surrounding environment. Perfect for any family or party of 4 adults. Extra beds can be added in any of the rooms. All beds are covered with large walk around four-poster mozi nets and each fitted with a fan. 24-hour electricity is supplied to all rooms for charging batteries, cameras, computers etc...
Safari Tent
The three Luxury Safari Tents are extremely spacious and have en-suite bathrooms with twin showers, twin basins and a full size four-claw bath tub. Large folding doors lead onto the large balcony which hosts a 2-person hammock and a private plunge pool, with well-appointed furniture to complement the ambience and architecture of the safari tents. Two of the Luxury Safari Tents are furnished with king-size beds while the 3rd Safari Tent is a twin. All beds are covered with large walk around four-poster mozi nets and each fitted with a fan. 24-hour electricity is supplied to all rooms for charging batteries, cameras, computers etc...
Activities at Potato Bush Camp
Boat Trips
Scenic boat cruises are a very relaxing way to view the game that comes down to the river to drink and bathe, whilst also taking in the unique water wildlife. Until the Zambezi River is explored by boat, it is impossible to truly appreciate the huge hippopotami pods and crocodile populations. Lucky guests regularly experience the truly memorable sight of elephant crossing the Zambezi, from Mana Pools National Park to the Lower Zambezi National Park. To view the most amazing sunsets in Africa, floating sundowners (Gin and Tonic are de rigueur!) in the middle of the Zambezi is a must! This can also provide a photographic opportunity for that perfect African sunset.
Potato Bush Camp operates scenic boat trips using 6 metre aluminum river cruisers. Designed for river systems, they are the perfect boat for the Zambezi River as sandbanks make navigation on the water very difficult.
The Lower Zambezi is renowned for its spectacular canoeing. As one of the few privileged operators based inside the National Park, we are able to canoe guests down the most stunning section of the Zambezi River, the 14km long "Chifungulu Channel" starts just 100m downstream of the camp.
Led by one of our highly qualified canoe guides, explore the banks of the river, where game can be seen from a totally different perspective - looking UP rather than down! Canoe trips vary in length (from one to seven hours) however a one-hour canoe trip is a great prelude to an evening game drive.
No experience or particular strength is required - it is an effortless drift, as the flow of the Zambezi pushes the canoes downstream. Rather than a work out, this is a time to relax, listen to the sounds of the huge variety of bird-life and admire their sheer beauty. Min. canoeing age is 15 years old.
The Zambezi River is host to some of the most spectacular fresh water sport fishing in the world with plentiful Tigerfish (Hydrocynus vittatus, Latin for "striped river dog") and Tilapia amongst others. Potato Bush Camp offers both spinning and fly fishing, both strictly catch and release in accordance with the principles of the National Park.
Game Drives (4 x 4)
Game drives are the most successful way to see a good variety of wildlife, both large and small. Visiting more areas, and witnessing the diversity of the Lower Zambezi National Park you can appreciate the unspoiled wilderness of Zambia. A larger area can be covered in a shorter time frame, increasing the chance to find good game. The vehicles also allow those "up close and personal" experiences - our team of professional guides will ensure that it is not too close!
Night Drives
Night drives are the perfect way to experience the nocturnal animals, including the elusive Leopard, Genet, Civet, Porcupine and Giant Eagle Owl. The big cats tend to be more active at night and you may find yourself following lions on the hunt. Other common sightings include Honey Badger, African Wild Cat and even the occassional sighting of the very rare Pangolin.
Your guide will also point out the constellations of the Southern night sky.
Walking Safaris
Walking is the perfect way to search for the smaller creatures, learn about the trees, the plants and examine the different tracks and signs. Walking Safaris were pioneered in Zambia and remains one of the few areas where this can be truly appreciated and enjoyed.
Led by our professional walking guide and a National Parks Wildlife Officer, walking is carried out in small groups. Taking advantage of the cooler morning temperatures, you will take a game drive from camp to an open area where the walk begins. Beware - not only do you see the smaller things on foot, it is also not uncommon for us to see lion and even the big guys, the elephant! Min. walking age is 15 years old.
Restaurants at Potato Bush Camp
The Boma
"The Boma" restaurant can comfortably dine 12 guests. Breakfast 06:00 hrs Breakfast is buffet style consisting of freshly brewed coffee, a variety of teas and fresh juices; toast and oatmeal cooked on the embers of the campfire from the night before; a daily selection of pastries and muffins; cold meats and cheese; cereal, including home made meusli; and fresh fruit salad - a very healthy way to start the day. Cooked breakfasts are available to order. Lunch 12:00 - 13:00 hrs The buffet lunch consists of a selection of hot dishes, including vegetarian, a variety of fresh salads and the hot "special bread" of the day rounded off with a petite desert or selection of cheeses. Afternoon Tea 15:00 hrs To fortify you before your afternoon activity, freshly made lemonade or iced tea is served with a selection of sweet and savoury delicacies. Dinner 20:00 hrs Whilst not a formal affair, dinners consist of three courses of fine dining served with South African wines. Dinner is served at our hosted table where you can share the adventures of the day or in the privacy of your own tent served by your personal Muchinda.


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New blog!
With the aim of sharing our technical expertise in the scope of engineering, we have decided to open this divulgative space where we can explore and discuss all together all different projects and current practices on the world of engineering.
Engineering is now a leading sector both in Spain and in the rest of Europe. The high degree of technological development achieved over the past 50 years has modernized the economy and has turned the engineering and consulting firms in one of the main drivers of European countries.
Such development in our sector has been crucial for the sustained growth over the past half century, turning the strategic engineering and technical consulting in one of the most reliable and disciplined work environments in the world with a broad overview, adaptability to change and to the technology.
In K-LAGAN we are committed to be increasing day by day our presence in the sector, developing our own product, betting high to quality and achieving results.
Share our processes, our motivations and our particular and specialized vision and methodology in the engineering field, is the incentive that leads us to undertake this blog so we can position ourselves and spread our knowledge in the digital environment provided by our best experts in the field.
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Perhaps there are many reasons for it. One to me is. not fanciful, but real. Advancing civilization, mistaken economy, have abolished the hearthstone. Our homes have no fireplaces, and no one domestic centre. If we have gained economically and physically, we have lost morally. There is no centre of sympathy and of converse nów. You cannot make a room with a stove or a furnace like a room with an open fire, nor is the drawing around a hole in the floor or the gazing at a black iron cylinder like the fondly remembered circle around the blazing fire. When the fire went out upon the hearth, there went with it one of the strongest and healthiest influences of home. May a better civilization, and a truer economy, and a juster sense of comfort combine to restore it, and with it may there come again a troup of wholesome influences, banished from our homes, but not forgotten in our memories, influences unconsciously forming the habits and lives of even the youngest sitter there, influences which, subtracted from our lives, would leave a painful void, influences we seek in vain in other ways, by other means, to supply to our children.
ACRED TO the home before all other portions of the day is the evening. The morning comes with its demand for labor. Before us lie our varied tasks. Over our first waking moments there is a shade of anxiety, as involuntarily the day's probable demands or accurately-determined duties rise before us. The morning, too, is the signal for separation. Life is awake again, and we must be at work. Business, domestic detail, the school, call us at once from the home, and till the sun goes down we are scattered — children of the dispersion—in our separate spheres, busy in that thing which is our first and prominent duty. There is no home again until
"The world's comforter, with weary gait,
That is the glad signal for reunion; and, converging toward the one common centre, with weary bodies
or jaded brains, tired of work, tired of play, but with fresh hearts, come parents and children, brothers and sisters, to forget toil and study and care in the calm and happy life of home. The evening lamp shines out far into the gathering darkness, the welcome beacon to the father's step. The world has treated him hard to-day. He has met repulse from friendship, disappointment or reverse in business, his well-laid schemes have failed. Baffled, thwarted, that clear and steady light, detected and kept separate among all others, dissolves the gloom, lifts off the burden, and the world's chill power vanishes before the magic thought of home. No longer laggard, with rapid tread he hastens on. And now against the windowpane, peering into the gathering gloom, he sees a wellknown face, and then the sudden vanishing tells him that quick-eared love has caught a welcome sound. With hand upon the latch, one moment he pauses ere he will make the vision real, one moment, as the patter of little feet and the joyous crowing of the baby-voice send their love-tones vibrating through his soul, and then, – the world shut out, care and struggle, coldness and failure, forgotten till the morrow, — circled and embraced by those who love him best and love him always, he gives himself over to pleasures and duties that await him there. Nor less the wife rejoices. All day long, amid perplexities he little knows and for which he allows too little, she has toiled and moiled to make that home which to the husband looks so bright. What contriving, what experiment, what puzzle, what economy, what patience with her children, what drilling of domestics, what tact, what courage, what virtue, − only woman's, — to make of these chaotic and contending materials the harmony he finds. To her, evening comes as a solace and relief. She feels its calm, the luxury of its repose. With her, too, care sleeps till the morrow, and the evening meal and the evening converse shall have no shade. Ye who selfishly carry your day-burden with you over the threshold of home, dragging remorselessly into its presence that which has no place there, —ye in whom the quick glance of the husband detects the tokens of inward disturbance, — let me beg you to remember that what is best for each to share with the other of the day's care may well be adjourned a little, while you may not adjourn the expressions of gladness and love which mean most at the first moment of meeting, and, like all first impressions, are apt to have permanent influence. The cloud that lowers over the meeting may spread into darkness and storm ere night be come. Drop your day-burdens at the moment of your meeting; let, at least, a brief self-forgetfulness overtake those who really love each other, in presence of God's best earthly gift, and the heart's truest earthly treasure, JHome!
Not only the first meeting after the day is over should be a matter of thought and of care, but the whole subject of evening should receive serious attention from those who are as heads to the home. Situated as most of us are, the evening affords us all of home-life we have. It is the only time when the circle can be complete, the only opportunity for that interchange of thought and influence so invaluable to the character. It must not be suffered to waste under our indolence or indulgence. It must not be left to chance for its improvement, or squandered in a cigar, a newspaper, or the mending of old clothes. It must not be a fret and a worry till the children are in bed, and then a fret and a worry till you are there too. To the evening, and specially the winter's evening, belong mainly the influences of domestic life. Its few short hours are all the uninterrupted time we have at our disposal to know our own or be known of them. The impression that home leaves upon the child comes mainly from its evenings. The visions which memory delights in conjuring are the old scenes about the evening fire or the evening lamp. Mother and father as they were then are the mother and father we know, and the lessons we then received are the best and most permanent in life.
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… and I have to say, the big speech Jake gives the Na'vi was exactly like that speech at the end of Step Up 2: The Streets where the white girl lectures a warehouse full of breakdancing people on the true meaning of "the streets".
That being said, I will drop anything when this is happening on cable:
3 things this clip reminded me to tell you:
1. Justin's nickname for me is "New Style", after that part in Sixteen Candles where Long Duck Dong talks about his "new style American girlfriend".
2. My third most googled entry is "Strep Up 2 The Streets". I would think it's just a typo because R is next to T on keyboards, but they are almost all from Germany. At least 10 a day. It's weird.
3. It's been a while since I posted a Cloud video:


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Upcoming congress announcement: 5th EPMA World Congress
contributed by Judita Kinkorová (EMEA ISBER Regional Ambassador)
5th EPMA World Congress
September 19th – 22nd 2019, Pilsen, Hotel and Congress Centre Primavera, Czech Republic
EPMA – European Association for Predictive, Preventive & Personalised Medicine organizes the 5th EPMA World Congress dedicated to the 10th anniversary of the EPMA, September 19–22, 2019 in Pilsen, Hotel and Congress Centre Primavera, Nepomucká 1058/128, 326 00 Pilsen (www.primaverahotel.cz).
EPMA Congress 2019 is for the first time hosted in the Czech Republic with outstanding programme, scientific sessions and specialised workshops covering much cutting-edge research topics.
The focus of the meting is Predictive, Preventive and Personalised Medicine: The Key Role of Molecular Biological and Biomarker Research in Innovative Medicine.
Special session is dedicated to biobanks with attractive and actual topics.
From the preliminary programme:
- Predictive medicine
- Predictive biomarker panels
- Multi-level diagnostics
- Machine learning
- Artificial intelligence
- Preventive screening programs
- Screening programs focused on pregnancy and newborns
- Screening of rare diseases
- Screening programs for endocrinologic and metabolic diseases
- Population screening of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases
- Personalised medicine in Oncology
- Recommended procedures for early diagnosis
- The recommended procedures for treatment
- Best practices for the follow-up and treatment monitoring
- Biomarkers in diagnostics and the
therapy effectiveness:
- Prostate cancer
- Liver and pancreatic cancers
- Colorectal cancer
- Breast Cancer
- Lung Cancer
- Ovarian cancer
- Personalised medicine – neurodegenerative diseases
- Personalised medicine – muscle and bone diseases
- Sports
- Biobanks
- Stability of stored analytes
- Quality control
- Biobanks and development of new drugs
The city of Pilsen is worldwide known as a brewing city. In 1842, the first batch of bottom fermented lager was brewed, which then conquered the world under the name Pilsner Urquell. After the scientific programme, a tour of the brewery will be organized for you. On September 20 and 21, the traditional festival of microbreweries Sun in Glass will take place in Pilsen.
More information can be found at: https://www.epmanet.eu/latest/events/2018/epma-world-congress-2019
Registration: http://www.epma2019.eu/


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Louis D. Friedman • June 28, 2010
LightSail 1, the Planetary Society's new ultra-light Cubesat-based solar sail spacecraft, has passed its Critical Design Review. At a two-day meeting in Pasadena, a team—including JPL project veterans Bud Schurmeier, Glenn Cunningham, Viktor Kerzhanovich, and Aerospace Corporation's Dave Bearden—reviewed the LightSail 1 project from soup to nuts and gave us the thumbs up to proceed with building the spacecraft's hardware and software.
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First, we will stamp with real leaves on this fun buckle style card with the Texture Wheel rolled on the front flap....This card has several sentiment choices..
Next we will use the Paisley Prints set for marker to stamp on the leaves and Scratch and Sniff on the pumpkin....You may choose to make this card for Thanksgiving or create a Thank You card with other sentiments as well...Please note: I do not have a "happy birthday" that will fill the space on this card. You could use the True Friend stamp shown above though.
This card is a little rustic and a little fancy....It uses the Emboss Resist Technique on Kraft/Crumb Cake cardstock and is accented by Pearls, a vintage safety pin and dots of our Smooch Moonlight Accent Ink. Sorry the details are difficult to see. There is an easy "Happy Birthday" substitute for this card.
Finally, we will emboss with craft ink for this sparkly Christmas card....
I hope to see you all there!


text: Life law after Not all lawyers want to be lawyers their entire working life. Even those that remain in the law sometimes venture into other, dare I say, more exciting opportunities. Don't get me wrong, legal work can be exciting. No, really. Television has long been fond of a courtroom drama; from the days of Rumpole and Crown Court to Kavanagh QC and Suits. Yet most fictional depictions concentrate on American law firms and English barristers chambers. We solicitors only get a look in when there's a police interview. In reality that's one of the least attractive parts of the job, particularly when dealing with intoxicated clients at three in the morning. If it's not always cliff-edge exciting, working as a solicitor can be rewarding. Seeing your legal arguments prevail makes the drudgery of sifting through seemingly endless documents for facts worthwhile. More than that, winning compensation for a client that enables them to retain a quality of life that may otherwise have been impossible, perhaps because of a disabling injury, can feel like scoring the winning goal at Wembley. Yet, if the joy of legal practice does wear off, what do lawyers do? A great many not-so-local politicians were once lawyers, including Jack Straw, Tony Blair, and further afield, the current US President. In endorsing Mitt Romney's 2012 run for the Presidency at the Republican Convention Clint Eastwood said "We don't need lawyers in the White House". Something of a problem given Romney is also a law graduate of Harvard Law School. In fact 22 of the 44 Presidents in America's history were once lawyers. Mary Robinson, former President of the Republic of Ireland and her successor Mary McAleese are both former barristers. The former went on to become UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. In terms of political campaigning Shami Chakrabarti CBE worked as a human rights barrister before becoming director of human rights campaigning group Liberty and Chancellor of Oxford Brookes University. Paul Simon Oscar Hammerstein Thomas Campion Julie Iglesias Dave Rowntree Film, TV and radio Many in the entertainment business once ventured down a legal path. John Cleese has a law degree. Otto Preminger, film and theatre director whose credits include Anatomy of a Murder studied law at the University of Vienna. Ex-Radio One DJ Judge Jules is currently training to be a lawyer. Raul Julia, who played the Defence attorney in Presumed Innocent and Gomez Addams in The Addams Family films started as a lawyer. Hollywood star Gerard Butler had his legal career cut short after getting sacked when drunk as a trainee solicitor. John Whaite, the 2012 winner of Great British Bake Off has a law degree and won a placement at a national law firm before entering the competition. He now plans to study patisserie at the Cordon Bleu and Max Clifford claims the young baker could earn £500k from book and TV deals alone. Comedian Bob Mortimer was once a solicitor with Southwark Council. Writers Lawyers like writing. A fact confirmed by anyone who has received one of those long incomprehensible letters that lawyers are famed for (however if you ever receive a letter from Mayo Wynne Baxter in anything other than plain English, please let me know, as that shouldn't happen). These writing abilities can be used in other ways, to varying effect. Those who manage to get published follow in some great footsteps of lawyers turned writers: Sir Walter Scott Federico Garcia Lorca Scott Turow John Grisham John Mortimer Wilkie Collins Henry Fielding John Buchan John Galsworthy Charles Dickens (legal clerk) Of the most recent authors, Turow and Grisham feature legally-based plots in almost all of their novels and Mortimer created the unforgettable character of Rumpole. Barack Obama was a civil rights attorney and editor of the Harvard Law Review Music The significantly shorter list of lawyers who went into music includes tenor Andrea Bocelli and Francis Scott Key who composed the US national anthem. I contemplated the move when singing with a band a couple of years ago, but the usual problems arose; not enough time to rehearse, musical differences, lack of talent, audience hostility, and the band literally disbanding. All of which left me still looking for my Subo moment. The legal world lost out when these gifted musicians dropped out of law school: Tchaikovsky Handel Sibelius So, as I sit here looking out at the Lewes skyline, contemplating the adequacy of the next line in this article, I can take comfort from the fact that I may be paving the way for a future change of career. If I can fit it round the singing opportunities of course. Ripley became a solicitor specialising in sports law. While Brian Moore, former England Rugby star, succumbed to the charms of legal practice between the late 1990s and 2003, after which he became a sports commentator for the BBC. All in all, there is much to commend legal training, even if you don't want to be a lawyer for life. It teaches you to respect facts, make a good case, pay attention to detail and think fast when you need a new line of argument. Some would no doubt argue there are already too many lawyers. Others will think a fair legal system is a hallmark of a civilised society and that to serve everyone equally we need expert advisors that can interpret the law. Either way, I find myself hoping smart, passionate individuals continue to choose law, for at least a part of their working lives. For me, it's the most interesting, exciting and satisfying way to make a living. Until I get that call from Simon Cowell. By Chris Randall Politics Drawn by the promise of a good argument and the chance to let their red pen loose on legislation, some of our most well-known local politicians started out as lawyers. Airey Neave, MP for Eastbourne until he was killed by a car bomb in 1979, was a qualified barrister. Nigel Waterson, MP for Eastbourne between 1992 and 2010 started out as a barrister and then a solicitor specialising in shipping law. Michael Foster, MP for Hastings and Rye between 1997 and 2010 is a solicitor working in employment law. Sport The law is full of young bright people devoted to their work and inspired by a sense of justice. However, the overall demographic is ageing. The average age of a partner in a regional law firm is now 56. The figure is distorted to some extent by practitioners that simply cannot afford to retire, because they cannot pay the expensive insurance premiums that fall due if the practice closes because they cannot find a successor. As a consequence, it is perhaps not surprising that lawyers very rarely move on to sporting prowess. However some sporting heroes have gone on to become lawyers. After hanging up his boots in 2002 Blackburn and England footballer Stuart 4 5


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Short movies (Kiss) Part 1 – Andy Warhol – by Film&Clips
How did Andy Warhol separate himself from others Pop Artists? Simply, he took the imagery of the everyday Americana and had it mass produced graphically as Art. His breakthrough was the ability to act, produce work by the suggestions of others, and his genius was his timing. This immediacy of the present gave his work relevancy.
Mr. Warhol understood his weakness in areas where his skill as a painter seemed mediocre, and he devised a technique of mechanically reproducing images that were equally similar to the style in which he was attempting to emulate. And through the technique of silk-screening and photography his craftsmanship as a graphic designer produced work that was clean and precise #AndyWarhol


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The Islamic Arts Museum in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia is a great museum to learn about the Islamic arts. The museum is quite large and holds a large number of pieces . There are many writings , Korans and pottery pieces . The museum has a fee for the entry but does include a free drink in the restaurant . The restaurant is not bad but the service is very very poor. The museum is about 400 meters from the entrance of the National Mosque of Malaysia. you can visited both during the same time period.
Near the museum is the old railway station, the National Mosque, the Islamic Center, the Astronomical Museum! Ticket 10 Ma Yuan, divided into three floors! Exhibits are very beautiful, beautiful and clean environment! There are few tourists, so it's great to visit slowly. You can't eat in it! There is a children's library on the first floor. Children like it very much. There are many books and handcrafted things in it. They can develop their imagination and hands-on ability. They can take their works home after a period of exhibition at DIY on weekends. There's a museum restaurant downstairs. It's a little more expensive than outside. Coffee 12, a set meal of 20 Ma! The environment is good!
It's very worthwhile to go, because here is a special introduction of Islamic culture, absolutely can broaden our horizons! The collection is exquisite and Islamic treasures from all over the world, including Chinese calligraphy, paintings and porcelain. Tickets are 15 cents.
Closing at six o'clock, there are not many decorations, but they are more exquisite. Most of them are unearthed in India. There are many pure gold objects, shining gems and ivory products. This shows the splendor of the Mogul Dynasty. Unfortunately, India was colonized so badly that it forgot its history.
If you are interested in culture and art, or in military weapons, it is highly recommended! Shocked by the delicacy and magnanimity of Islamic art! It includes many brilliant works of art, such as architecture, literature, weapons, furniture, textile and clothing. The fare is 14 Ma Yuan. The Kuala Lumpur metro station is very close and near the National Mosque.
To understand the country, we still need to know its history and culture. Malaysian history can be understood in the National Museum, culture, this art gallery can appreciate. The quality of the collection is good. If you have time to read more instructions, it must be a worthwhile trip. Museum souvenir stores are also of good quality. You can visit them.


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Assumption Regional School 26th Annual Christmas Craft Fair
Assumption Regional Catholic School held their 26th Annual Indoor Christmas Craft Fair Saturday & Sunday November 14th & 15th from 9-6pm Saturday and 9-4pm Sunday. On Sunday, Santa Claus was there taking pictures and enjoying the children who came to tell him, their Christmas wishes. Everything craft you could imagine was available in the cafeteria, gym and hallway. There was something for everyone including tables set up with various crafts for children to do. The weekend brought in huge numbers of Galloway Residents in search of that perfect Christmas gift. Great weekend to kick off the Christmas season.


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English Ed. 1571. and rashe swearing is forbidden Christian men by our Lord Jesus Christo, and James his Apostle: So we iudge that Christian religion doth not prohibite, but that a man may sweare when the Magistrate requireth, in a cause of faith and charitie, so it be done (fecordyng to the prophetes teaching, in iustice, incitement, and truetb..1
The Ratification.
This Booke of Articles before rehearsed, is agayne approued, and allowed to be holden and executed within the Rcalme, by the ascent and consent of our Soueraigne Ladye Elizabeth, by the grace of GOD, of Englande, Fraunce, and Irelande Queene, defender of the fayth, &c. Which Articles were deliberately read, and confirmed agayne by the subscription of the handes of the Archbyshop and Byshoppcs of the vpper house, and by the subscription of the whole Cleargie in the neather house in their- Conuoca
Amebicah Revis. 1801. and rash Swearing is forbidden Christian men by our Lord Jesus Christ, and James his Apostle, so we judge, that Christian Religion doth not prohibit, but that a man may swear when the Magistrate requireth, in a cause of faith and charity, so it be done according to the Prophets' teaching, in justice, judgment, and truth.
[The remainder of the English editions is omitted in the American Revision.] Ed. Lat. 1568.
'In the Forty-two Articles of Edward VI. there are four additional Articles—on the Resurrection of the Dead, the State of the Souls of the Departed, Millenarians, and the Eternal Damnation of the Wicked.
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Quibus omnibus articulis, Serenesima princeps Elizabeth, Dei gratia Angliai, Francia, & Biberniat Retina, fidei Defensor, <tc. per mptam diligenter prius Itetis <St examinatis, Regium mum assensum prabuit.
English Ed. 1571. tion, in the yere of our Lorde GOD. 1571.
[A Table of the Articles.]1
1 Of fayth in the Trinitie.
2 Of Christe the sonne of GOD.
3 Of his goyng downe into bell.
4 Of his Resurrection.
5 Of the holy ghost.
6 Of the sufficiencie of the Scripture.
7 Of the olde Testament
8 Of the three Credes.
9 Of originall sinne.
10 Of free wyll.
11 Of Justification.
12 Of good workes.
18 Of workes before instification.
14 Of workes of supererogation.
15 Of Christe alone without sinne.
16 Of sinne after Baptisme.
17 Of predestination and election.
18 Of obtayning saluation by Christe.
19 Of the Churche.
20 Of the aucthoritie of the Churche.
21 Of the aucthoritie of genernll Counsels.
22 Of Purgatorie.
23 Of ministring in the congregation.
24 Of speaking in the congregation.
American Revis. 1801. Ed. Lat. 1563.
1 This heading is inserted in the later English editions after the Ratification.
Excusum Londini apud Heginaldvm Wolfium, Regi« Maiest. in Latinis typographum. Anno Domini. 1563.
English Ed. 1571.
25 Of the Sacramentes.
26 Of the vnworthynesse of the Ministers.
27 Of Baptisrne.
28 Of the Lordcs supper.
29 Of the wicked whiche eate not the body of Christe.
80 Of both kyndes.
31 Of Christes one oblation.
32 Of the mariage of Priestes.
33 Of excommunicate persons.
34 Of traditions of the Churche.
35 Of Homilies.
86 Of consecration of Ministers.
87 Of ciuill Magistrates.
38 Of christian mens goods.
39 Of a christian mans othe.
40 Of the ratification.
T Imprinted at London in Powles Churchyard, by Richarde Iugge and Iohn Cawood, Printers to the Queenes Maiestie, in Anno Domini 1571.
* Cum priuilegio Regie maiestatis.
American Retib. 1801.
[The Catechism of the Church of England, and of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, is funnel In all editions of "The Book of Common Prayer,' between the Baptismal Service and the Order of Confirmation. It was a part of the first Prayer-book of Edward VI. (1S49), headed 'Conflrmacion,' bnt has undergone several modifications. The Preface to the CommandmentB with their full text was added in 1SS2. The explanation of the Sacraments was added in 1604 by Bishop Overall, at that time Dean of St Paul's and Prolocutor of the Convocation. The last revision of the Prayer-book In 1C61 (published 1662) introduced the heading 'A Catechism,' and a few changes in the answer on baptism. The American text, in the explanation of the Commandments, substitute" 'the civil authority' for 'the king and ail that are put in authority under him,' and omits several directions in the rubrics. These and other changes are Indicated by italics.
The authentic text is found in the Black-Utter Prayer-book, so called, which contains the original marginal MS. notes and alterations of 1661, and was annexed to the Act of Uniformity. It was supposed to be lost, but recovered In 1867 in the Library of the House of Lords, and reproduced in photoztneographic fac-slmile for the Royal Commissioners on Ritual, with a Preface by Dean Stanley, London, 1*71, large 4to. Besides this, I have compared the reprint of the Prayer-book of 1662, published In London, 1853, pp. 251-2SS, and The Book of Common Pi oyer, with notes legal and historical, by Archibald John Stephens, Loud. 1354, Vol. IIL pp. H49J477.J
A Catechism;
Question. What is your name?
Answer. N. or M.
Ques. Who gave you this name?
Ans. My Godfathers and Godmothers1 in my Baptism; wherein I was made a member of Christ, the child of God, and an inheritor of the kingdom of heaven.
Ques. What did your Godfathers and Godmothers2 then for yon?
Ans. They did promise and vow three things in my name. First, that I should renounce the devil and all his works, the pomps and vanity of this wicked world, and all the sinful lusts of the flesh. Secondly, that I should believe all the Articles of the Christian Faith. And, thirdly, that I should keep God's holy will and commandments, and walk in the same all the days of my life.
Ques. Dost thou not think that thou art bound to believe and to do as they have promised for thee?
Ans. Yes, verily; and by God's help so I will. And I heartily
1 The American Episcopal Prayer-book reads My Sponsors, for My Godfathers and Godmothers.
'Amer. ed.: Sponsors.
thank our heavenly Father that he hath called me to this state of salvation through Jesus Christ our Saviour. And I pray unto God to give me his grace, that I may continue in the same unto my life's end.
Catechist. Rehearse the Articles of thy Belief.
Answer. I believe in God the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth:
And in Jesus Christ his only Son our Lord, who was conceived by the Holy Ghost, born of the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, dead, and buried; he descended into hell; the third day he rose again from the dead; he ascended into heaven, and sitteth at the right hand of God the Father Almighty; from thence he shall come to judge the quick and the dead.
I believe in the Holy Ghost; the holy Catholic Church; the communion of saints; the forgiveness of sins; the resurrection of the body; and the life everlasting. Amen.
Ques. What dost thou chiefly learn in these Articles of thy Belief?
Ans. First, I learn to believe in God the Father, who hath made me, and all the world.
Secondly, in God the Son, who hath redeemed me, and all mankind.
Thirdly, in God the Holy Ghost, who sanctifieth me, and all the elect1 people of God.
Ques. You said that your Godfathers and Godmothers2 did promise for you that you should keep God's Commandments. Tell me how many there be?
Ans. Ten.
Ques. Which be3 they?
Ans. The same which God spake in the twentieth chapter of Exodus, saying, I am the Lord thy God, who brought thee out of the land of Egypt, out of the house of bondage.
I. Thou shalt have none other gods but me.
II. Thou shalt not make to thyself any graven image, nor the likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or in the earth beneath, or in the water under the earth. Thou shalt not bow down to them, nor
1 Amer. ed. omits elect.
1 Amer. ed.: Sponsors. 'Amer. ed.: ore.


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Monaco Christmas Village and Ice Rink 2019
Venue: Port Hercule
Annual Christmas market
Details to be confirmed.
From 6 December to 5 January, on promenade Albert 1er overlooking the port, Monaco's annual Village de Noel. The area is transformed into a Christmas village with chalets selling crafts and regional food and drink specialities. Also, a traditional carousel, ice rink, kiddies' train ride, craft workshops, street entertainers and family shows.
- open daily from 11:00 except:
- 25 Dec, 14:30-22:00
- 1 Jan, 14:30-22:00
- Sun-Thu closes 21:00
- Fri-Sat closes 22:00
- 31 Dec, open until 2:00 in the morning (to be confirmed)
The Christmas village has been organized by the Service Animation of the Mairie de Monaco since 1999. For more information phone +377 93 15 06 02, email animation[at]mairie.mc, and visit the organizer's website at: Mairie de Monaco: le village de Noel.
Ice Rink
From December to the beginning of March, an ice rink is installed over the Stade Nautique outdoor pool, with skating and ice-karting every evening.
- entry 6.80 euros


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News Archive
Krychowiak: This is an ambitious club31 August 2017
ALBION have pipped a string of top European clubs to the much coveted signature of Grzegorz Krychowiak. And he sat down with WBA TV to chat about his season-long loan deal from Paris Saint Germain -...
New recruits take to the training pitch31 August 2017
Watch exclusive footage of Kieran Gibbs and Grzegorz Krychowiak's first training session with the Baggies for free on WBA TV.
Albion complete Krychowiak deal30 August 2017
ALBION completed two signings in 24 hours after agreeing a deal with Paris Saint Germain to bring Grzegorz Krychowiak to The Hawthorns on a season-long loan - subject to international clearance.
Pulis' persistence pays off30 August 2017
ALBION's signing of Grzegorz Krychowiak has ended a two-year quest by Head Coach Tony Pulis to work with the Poland international.


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We are delighted to be in the final of –
– a competition courtesy of Muddy Stilettos!
At Linden Hall Studio we strive to offer a whole range of visual arts through a varied and exciting exhibition programme. As well as a full and engaging events programme, featuring screenings, lectures, workshops, masterclasses and community events!
It is wonderful for a county wide competition to acknowledge our efforts and it makes all the hard work worth it! Thank you to all of those who have nominated us so far! If you would give us another vote , to push us through the final and across the finish line, that would be fantastic!


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Was wondering whether anyone else finds rowing a useful substitute for being in the bush?
I started to ponder this while on the South Esk this morning, the first time for a few weeks that relatively calm weather coincided with some free time. We've lived on the river for a quarter of a century now (what a frightening thought!). Both started to think about having a boat only 3 or 4 years ago. I was thinking canoe or kayak, but my possibly wiser husband wanted an inflatable for it's greater stability. He won. The great thing about it is that the camera is safe; don't have to stow it somewhere waterproof in case of rolling. The down side it that it's very hard work in windy weather, which seems to be just about constant now.
Anyhow, I'm finding an hour or so on the river incredibly rejuvenating in the absence of many bushwalking opportunities.... second-best, but still pretty good.
I often stop rowing and just drift to listen to the birds and scan the water for signs of platypus. None this morning, but have seen up to three.
The best experience was when I saw one swimming straight across the river ahead of me, then work the far side of the river. Rowed as fast as poss to get ahead of him on my side, then quietly moved across and waited for him to come to me. He did, surfacing less than a metre from the boat. Think he was more startled than me, as he took one look at me and dived under the boat, surfacing again some distance away. Of course no photo; even if I had moved fast enough, I had the tele lens on, and he was much too close to focus!.
Any other river enthusiasts out there?


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Last week marked my 3-month anniversary in Saltillo, which is almost impossible to believe. I am making friends (yay!), loving my job, and not regretting for a second that I moved here.
The only thing that had been bumming me out lately was the fact that I might not be able to go home for Christmas because of some immigration complications. I told my mom, and my family decided they would all come here to spend Christmas with me! God is really good to me.
Here are some photos of what I've been doing lately:
Bowling with Monica and Laura
Really delicious burgers from Chelo's-ironically enough I eat way more burgers here than at home 😀
Thanksgiving dinner with my co-workers
"Pumpkin Pie"
Santa at the mall!
Carlos and I bought tamale dough for his Mom and this is the machine they make it out of, with just corn kernels and water. SO fresh, natural, and delicious!
Salsa! Carlos' mom cooked tomatoes and chiles on a pan on a stovetop until they were a little charred, and then I ground them in this bowl, called a "molcajete."
I went to my very first posada! We still had a pinata even though it was absolutely freezing outside…
…and Carlos knocked it down. That's my boy!
Last week I decided I needed to see some more things in Saltillo, so I went to el Museo del Desierto.
The botanical garden at the museum, which was basically all cactus. I think it's so pretty!
A nice view of Saltillo
My Christmas party at Berlitz-we're doing a gift exchange here…
…and we had a nice dinner at La Frida (see the pics of Frida Kahlo on the back wall??)


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About Mark R. Rangitsch, MD
Specialties - Orthopedic Surgery Dr. Mark R. Rangitsch was born in Idaho Falls, Idaho in 1962, but has spent most of his life in Wyoming. His undergraduate education was at the University of Wyoming and his graduate degree was obtained from Creighton University School of Medicine in 1989. He obtained his internship in general surgery and completed his residency in orthopedic surgery at the Oregon Health Sciences University in Portland, Oregon in 1994. In the summer of 1994, he moved to Cheyenne with his wife and three children where he began practicing orthopedic surgery. He enjoys all facets of orthopedic surgery from trauma fracture care to joint replacement surgery to sports medicine. He enjoys the outdoors and various sporting events. He also enjoys spending time at athletic events in his community, serving as a team physician and being involved in community events.
Medical School
- Creighton University School of Medicine, 1989
- Oregon Health Sciences University, 1994
- Oregon Health Sciences University, 1994
Licenses and Certifications
- American Board of Orthopedic Surgery
Professional Organizations
- Fellow - American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Laramie County Medical Society, Wyoming Medical Society, Wyoming Workers' Compensation Medical Commission, Adjunct Clinical Faculty in Family Practice / Orthopaedic Surgery, Wyoming BlueCross – BlueShield Medical Adjudication Committee, Mountain-Pacific Quality Health Foundation, Division of Wyoming Workers Safety and Workers Compensation Peer Review