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The Heritage Initiative

Heritage activities are vital to local economies. In fact, behind agriculture, artisan activity is the second largest employer in the developing world, with millions of individuals dependent on this work. In many developing regions the heritage sector helps to create jobs, champion economic development, and build connections to the global marketplace that empower the disenfranchised.

The TreadRight Heritage Initiative lends its support to the Alliance for Artisan Enterprise. Together, TreadRight and the Alliance for Artisan Enterprise will support cultural traditions that preserve the unique richness and diversity of people and place in Europe and South America through a small grants program for artisan enterprises.

Giuditta Brozzetti Workshop – Umbria

In the midst of the First World War, a housewife turned elementary school director traveled by horse-drawn carriage through the Italian countryside surrounding the city of Perugia to oversee each of the small rural schools. As she traveled, Giuditta Brozzetti became curious about the noises coming from many of the farmers’ homes. Entering the homes, she discovered the noise was coming from the looms kept by the farmers’ wives, which they used to weave traditional textiles.  Fascinated and inspired by the textiles, Brozzetti became a central entrepreneurial figure in the region, a considerable rarity for a woman in the early 20th century. In 1921, Brozzetti founded a workshop/school dedicated to the production of high quality artistic textiles for the home.

Since that time, the passion for the art of hand-weaving textiles on antique wooden looms have been passed down through the generations of the Brozzetti family, from mother to daughter, with each generation personalizing the production according to her own inspiration.

Four generations later, the Giuditta Brozzetti Cooperative is one of the few remaining traditional frame hand weaving workshops in Italy. Today, the hand-weaving workshop is located inside the charming Church of San Francesco delle Donne in the medieval city of Perugia. The fabrics are woven using the original antique looms and following the same traditional techniques Giuditta Brozzetti helped to ensure were carried on nearly a century ago. The patterns they produce are reminiscent of great medieval and renaissance textile traditions in Italy, and particularly in the Umbria region.

Because of its unique characteristics, cultural and historical significance, the Giuditta Brozzetti Cooperative was honored with inclusion in the regional museum’s network by the Umbrian Regional Government. All of the textiles are woven from cotton, linen, silk and synthetic gold thread purchased from Italian dealers.

Using the funds provided by the TreadRight Heritage Initiative grants program, the Giuditta Brozzetti Cooperative established educational tools for spreading the tradition of weaving, and also built e-commerce capabilities to enable increased online sales, providing a stable source of income for the community-based cooperative.

Visit the Giuditta Brozzetti Workshop on many of our Guided Vacations to Italy and experience this amazing workshop firsthand.

Center for Traditional Textiles of Cusco, Peru

Officially established in 1996, the Centro de Textiles Tradicionales del Cusco (CTTC) employs more than 500 individuals from the Cusco, Peru region. Encouraging the continuation of the 10,000-year-old Andean textile tradition, and to provide support to those working in this heritage industry, the CTTC began as a collective group of weavers in the 1980s. The CTTC aims to maintain this long standing Peruvian tradition of weaving in the face of changing times.

For some time, the younger generation of Peruvians have been shifting away from traditional weaving. Due in large part to globalization, the town of Chinchero has undergone a number of drastic changes in recent years and many of the traditional ways of life were being lost with each new generation. Knowledge and practice of cultural touchstones such as language, land management traditions and ritual practices have been severely affected by the progress of time and disconnection with traditional culture.

This prompted CTTC founder Nilda Callanaupa to take proactive steps in order to maintain her cultural heritage while also providing employment to people in her region. Nilda’s dream is to reinvigorate her community through the traditional weaving organization with the income generated for community members to be used for education, to improve housing and to provide medical care.

The CTTC is working to revive the traditional Andean textile practices, reintroduce ancient techniques while also instilling a sense of pride in the community. Funding from the TreadRight Heritage Initiative grant is being used to finish the construction of a traditional weaver’s home at the Chinchero Weaver’s Centre, which will then open its doors to locals and visitors alike in order to provide education about the traditional weaving techniques and promote the sale of the textiles.

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footballSo Seahawks and Steelers, eh? Should be a good Superbowl, I think, after watching all of the Broncos-Steelers game and a bit of the lesser conference game. I am an expatriate of Broncos Nation, which means many of my Sundays after church have been spent in front of the television. There were a few things this season that reminded me of the religious significance of football. One was that when 49ers linebacker Thomas Herrion died after a game, his casket was draped not with a baptismal pall but a 49ers blanket. The second was that when Hurricane Katrina hit, Mayor Nagin directed stranded people to find sanctuary in the Superdome.

But every football game (and the sport in general) has religious significance, as Denver Post religion reporter Eric Gorski deftly points out in his fun and yet smart and respectful piece in Sunday's paper, "O Come, All Ye Faithful":

If the Broncos are a religion, these are the High Holidays.

The cathedral is a glimmering oval of steel along the interstate. . . .

Services start at 1 p.m. sharp today. In the end, someone will probably kneel down.

Scholars and clergy will tell you there are legitimate parallels between sport and religion. Both are steeped in ritual, help forge identity and unite people from different walks of life in a common cause. . . .

These same scholars and clergy will tell you there are risks to blurring football and faith: of potential idolatry, or misplaced prayers and priorities.

It's a great piece that covers a broad range of religions and treats them all respectfully -- even a priest who wore orange vestments the first time the Broncos made it to the Superbowl.

The conceit behind the piece could have resulted in knee-jerk collection of quotes from various clergy, but the author really educates the reader about various religious views. Too bad my Broncos didn't do as well as Gorski.

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Montalvo Arts Center is a non-profit multi-disciplinary arts organization and a thriving resource for the people of the South San Francisco Bay Area. Private donations and corporate sponsorship funding along with the proceeds from our Performing Arts Series help to sustain and grow our many community programs, such as Education and Outreach, touching over 10,000 children, at-risk youth, and challenged adults each year. Others include the West Coast's oldest Artist Residency Program, the Gallery and Sculpture on the Grounds, and the Literary Arts Program. At home in its century-old villa nestled among 175 acre park with trails, Montalvo is the perfect place to attend a gallery showing or concert performance, or simply spontaneously visit for an afternoon hike.

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Learn about our publication Transgender Family Law: A Guide to Effective Advocacy - a groundbreaking legal resource for attorneys and transgender people.

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Creating More Inclusive Community College Environments for Transgender Students

Community colleges offer open access to affordable academic and workforce training programs. It is critical that these community institutions are … Read More →

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GLAD and ACLU Urge Thorough Investigation into Suicide at Long Creek

Portland – The ACLU of Maine and GLAD wrote to Attorney General Janet Mills urging special consideration be taken in her investigation into the death … Read More →

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FAQ: How Might the Incoming Presidential Administration Impact the LGBTQ Community?

Following the presidential election we know that many of you have questions about the future of LGBTQ rights and protections. Here are a few initial … Read More →

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On August 9, 2016, the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination (“MCAD”) announced an important ruling concerning the rights of Massachusetts … Read More →

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Jennifer L. Levi is the director of GLAD's Transgender Rights Project and a nationally recognized expert on transgender legal issues. She co-edited Transgender Family Law: A Guide to Effective Advocacy, the first book to address legal issues facing transgender people in the family law context and provide practitioners the tools to effectively represent transgender clients.

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In Re Carol Boardman

GLAD, together with the ACLU of Maine, EqualityMaine, and Trans Youth Equality Foundation, submitted a friend-of-the-court brief to the Maine Supreme … Read More →

Carcaño v. McCrory

GLAD has joined with the Transgender Law Center, National Center for Lesbian Rights and the firms of Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman and Sigmon Law … Read More →

G.G. v. Gloucester County School Board

GLAD, the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR), and Goodwin Procter LLP have filed an amicus brief on behalf of medical and mental health … Read More →

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Bradford v. Group Insurance Commission

Update November 14, 2014 - Victory! This matter has been settled and Bradford will now be able to receive coverage for gender reassignment surgery.

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In re Rikki Bates

GLAD represents Rikki in her appeal to MassHealth after they denied her request for coverage of transition-related care.  We were awaiting the … Read More →

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Doe v. Clenchy

January 30, 2014 - Victory! Maine High Court rules  that denying a transgender girl the use of the girls' restroom at her school violated her rights … Read More →

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CHRO and Dana Peterson v. City of Hartford

Update The Connecticut Appeals Court sided with the City of Hartford, ruling on September 18, 2012, that the trial court improperly reversed the … Read More →

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A settlement was announced September 30, 2011 in the case of Vanessa Adams, a Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) inmate at … Read More →

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Freeman v. Denny’s

GLAD’s Transgender Rights Project and Realty Resources Hospitality, which operates six Denny’s restaurants throughout Maine, are pleased to announce … Read More →

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In re A.M.B.

GLAD filed an amicus brief with the Maine high court in support of a trangender man who was denied a name change by Cumberland County Probate court.  … Read More →

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O’Donnabhain v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Victory! On February 2, 2010, the U.S. Tax Court issued an important decision in O’Donnabhain v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, ruling for the … Read More →

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Blanchette v. Saint Anselm College

In June 2005, GLAD filed a lawsuit in U. S. District Court in New Hampshire on behalf of a transgender woman in New Hampshire who was fired from her … Read More →

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Barreto-Neto v. Town of Hardwick Police Department

GLAD worked with a police officer in the Town of Hardwick, Vermont, in Northern Vermont who was terminated from the police department when the Town … Read More →

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Jette v. Honey Farms

One of two landmark rulings issued in October 2001, in which the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination drew on GLAD legal analysis to rule … Read More →

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Millett v. Lutco

One of two landmark rulings issued in October 2001, in which the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination drew from GLAD legal analysis to … Read More →

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Rosa v. Park West Bank

In a precedent-setting decision with major implications for the business community, the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit … Read More →

Victory • 2000

Beger v. Division of Medical Assistance

In this case, a Superior Court in Suffolk County ordered the state of Massachusetts to pay for a surgical procedure it had denied to a transsexual … Read More →

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In re John/Jane Doe

In November 2000, the Connecticut Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities (CHRO) issued a landmark ruling stating that all transgender people … Read More →

Victory • 2000

Doe v. Yunits

GLAD obtained a landmark ruling, in the first reported decision ever in a case brought by a transgender student, that a middle school may not … Read More →

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May 4, 2015 - The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear the case. The denial marks the end of the road legally in Kosilek’s lengthy struggle to … Read More →


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The instructor had released the student pilot for a solo flight after a satisfactory dual training detail. During the landing on this solo flight the aircraft bounced and the student decided to go around in accordance with his training. As he applied full power the aircraft pitched up, veered left and stalled. The left wing dropped and the aircraft impacted a field to the left of the runway. The student sustained a minor injury to his left arm but was able to vacate the aircraft unaided. He candidly reported that he probably did not apply the correct control inputs when he initiated the go-around.

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New support to help 'Town Team Partners' transform their high streets

This news article was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

Hundreds of towns across the country are being offered support that will help them revitalise their high streets.

Following applications by local MPs, over 300 Town Teams have signed up to become Town Team Partners, and will benefit from a package of support, which includes help from the government as well as advice and support from leading retail experts.

The Town Teams Partners will receive an immediate boost, with national event to be held in Birmingham tomorrow by the Association of Town Centre Managers.

Local Growth Minister Mark Prisk said the extra support would help the teams to strengthen their leadership on the ground, and enable them to try new ideas on their high streets to make them more attractive and competitive.

Designs for Deptford

To mark the announcement the minister visited Deptford, a successful applicant to become a Town Team Partner. The team have plans to use the creative buzz generated by local artists by installing their art works in the high street and in local shops - from boutiques to the local fishmongers - all under the ‘Made in Deptford’ banner.

Mr Prisk also saw the Deptford Project, a railway carriage that has been transformed into a cafe - a great example of how the Town Team Partner plans to transform the look of the high street and showcase local talent.

Town Team Partners

Mark Prisk said:

“There’s a real hunger in town centres across the country for them to be revitalised and remain attractive places to visit. So I’m delighted that from today over 300 Town Team Partners will begin to receive a package of support that helps them breathe new life into their high streets.

“No one’s pretending that there’s a silver bullet for improving the performance of our town centres. Yet as I saw in Deptford: with this new support, and the opportunity to learn from each other, Town Teams can channel their energy and enthusiasm into promoting a more exciting and competitive offer on our high-streets, and help them thrive for years to come.”

Package of support

The opportunity to become a Town Team Partner received an overwhelming response from towns across the country, with hundreds of MPs submitting applications.

Each Town Team Partner will have access to:

  • help to get started and become established in their town
  • an advice line and a network of advisers managed by the Association of Town Centre Management
  • special national events to learn from other Town Teams, and secure support from industry experts and trade bodies
  • an online ‘Knowledge Bank’ with expert advice and support
  • regular meetings with other Town Teams to share tips and ideas
  • ‘Crowdfunding’ - a potential way to attract local investors and raise small amounts of finance to support their work

All Town Team Partners will also benefit from a government-sponsored fund designed to help towards getting their plans off the ground.

High Street x-factor

Town centres also have the opportunity to win the £1million Future High Street X-Fund.

The prize will be shared among the high streets that show the greatest improvements. Towns will be judged by an independent expert panel, for the inventiveness of their schemes and evidence of their impact, such as increased footfall or turnover, or improved skills and employment levels.

Towns will also need to explain how they plan to use their prize money to further support their high streets.


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Treasury publishes unaudited summary of first ever Whole of Government Accounts

This news article was published under the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government

The Treasury has today published an unaudited summary of the Whole of Government Accounts (WGA) for the year 2009-10.

The Treasury has today published an unaudited summary of the Whole of Government Accounts (WGA) for the year 2009-10. The government made available the key balance sheet analysis contained in this summary to the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) to enhance their analysis of the sustainability of the public finances in their first ever Fiscal Sustainability Report, also published today.

This is the first ever set of publication of information for the whole of the public sector, covering over 1,500 public bodies. It has been 10 years in the making, having been delayed by five years. The full, audited accounts will be published in the autumn and will be the most ambitious in scope produced in any country.

The publication of this summary represents a leap in the transparency of reporting the government’s future liabilities. It represents a snapshot of the government’s financial position on a commercial accounts basis. Its aim is to enable Parliament and the public better to understand and scrutinise how taxpayers’ money is spent.

While the new information it presents does not affect the fiscal position, the analysis it includes on, for example, Private Finance Initiative  (PFI )and public service pension liabilities makes clear the scale of the fiscal challenge the government faced before the June 2010 Budget.

The Accounts show that the public service pension liabilities as of 09/10 were £1.1 trillion pounds.

They also show that PFI capital liabilities as of 09/10 were over £35 billion. The OBR’s assessment in their Fiscal Sustainability Report is that these liabilities relate to about 90 per cent of all operational PFI assets, which suggest the total capital liability was closer to £40billion. The difference arises due to the internationally recognised accountancy standards used in WGA.

Welcoming the publication of the OBR’s report and commenting on the publication of the WGA, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, George Osborne, said:

The information published today by the Treasury and the OBR represents a step change in transparency, lifting the lid on the liabilities built up in the past and the pressures we face in the future. They show that our deficit and reform plans are not just right for the economy now, but also right for the economy and fair for the country in the future.

Notes for Editors

  1. The unaudited summary of the Whole of Government Accounts for 2009-10 is available on the WGA section of the Treasury website.

  2. The full, audited accounts will be published later this year.

  3. The government announced the creation of an independent Office for Budget Responsibility in 2010 to provide independent and authoritative analysis of the UK’s public finances.

    As part of this role, the Budget Responsibility and National Audit Act 2011 requires the OBR to produce “an analysis of the sustainability of the public finances” once a year. The OBR’s first Fiscal Sustainability Report has been published today and is available on the OBR’s website (external website, opens ina new window).

    Background to the WGA

  4. Parliament originally requested consolidated accounts for central government as long ago as the 1994-95 parliamentary session. In July 1997, the Treasury agreed to look at the feasibility of such accounts.

    The resulting 1998 scoping study concluded that producing consolidated accounts for the whole public sector was the best way to proceed and that this would bring benefits for both government and external users.

  5. The commitment to produce WGA was initially made in the Code for Fiscal Stability , following this report. This commitment became a statutory requirement through the Government Resources and Accounts Act 2000 (GRAA), which created the requirement for Treasury to annually prepare WGA.

    Whilst the GRAA created an obligation for Treasury to prepare WGA, it left the timetable for publication to be set at a later date.

  6. The initial aim was to produce an audited account covering the central government sector for the 2005-06 year. This was delayed until 2007-08 when the scope of the account was extended to include local government, NHS and public corporations.

Publication was then further delayed when it was agreed that central government departments would move to IFRS. In the 2008 Budget, the then Chancellor announced that WGA would be published for 2009-10, in line with the move to IFRS in the central government sector.

Non-media enquiries should be addressed to the Treasury Correspondence and Enquiry Unit on 020 7270 4558 or by e-mail to

Media enquiries should be addressed to the Treasury Press Office on 020 7270 5238.


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A dwelling house is sold at a gain of £400,000 in 2014. It has been lived in by the owner throughout her period of ownership as her only or main residence but she has also used the property as a residential training college which she operates as a trade, charging for lodging and tuition. It is agreed that 60 per cent of the property has been used for teaching, 15 per cent has been used as the students lodgings and 25 per cent has been used as the residence of the owner.

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private residence relief 25%     100,000
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  private residence relief 100,000
  TCGA92/S223(4)(b) 40,000
  gain arising by reason of the letting (15%) 60,000
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Agent operational guidance: dishonest tax agents: establishing dishonest conduct: Human Rights Act message

As soon as you have reason to believe the individual has been involved in dishonest conduct you must tell them about their human rights.

You must make the individual aware of their rights under Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).

You can read more about HMRC penalties and Article 6 of the ECHR at CH300000.

The message you must give the individual about their human rights and penalties for dishonest conduct is contained in factsheet TAFS Tax agents: Dishonest conduct (HMRC Website). See CH300600 for more guidance about giving the human rights message.

If you are in a meeting, ensure that the TAFS Tax agents: Dishonest conduct factsheet with the human rights message is given to the individual who has engaged in dishonest conduct.

If the factsheet is to be posted make sure the letter is marked private and confidential for the attention of the individual.

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Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis, Master of Arts Behavior Analysis

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The goal of the Behavior Analysis M.A. Program is to provide students with a well-rounded foundation in psychology and behavior analysis through an integrated sequence of coursework, practicum, and research activities.

Students obtain competency in the basic principles of learning and the application of these principles with particular emphasis on interventions for children with developmental disabilities. Practicum and research experiences are provided in home, school, and clinic settings.

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The Applied Behavior Analysis Certificate is designed for individuals who have already earned a master’s degree in Psychology or a related discipline and who would like to complete the coursework and practicum required to sit for the Board Certified Behavior Analyst exam.

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Same as for residents.

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Urban Tree Advisory Committee

The Grants Pass Urban Tree Advisory Committee was established on March 2, 1988, to review, develop and implement programs and activities which promote, protect and enhance the urban forest as a part of the Tree City USA program.

Committee responsibilities include:
  • Activities to promote interest in the value of urban trees through community education, scheduling arbor events and encouraging tree planting and care
  • Reviewing the urban forestry program and making recommendations to the Council regarding that program
Through committee and city efforts, the City of Grants Pass has been named "Tree City USA" by the National Arbor Day Foundation for the past 26 years.

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  • Bill Reinert
  • James Love
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  • Jeff Soash
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  • Jeff Nelson, City Staff Liaison
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"Trees and their many benefits to our communities have never been more important. Proper tree planting and care today will help ensure cleaner, healthier, more tree-filled cities and towns tomorrow."

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Levi's Wellthread stitches design together with worker well-being

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Levi Strauss & Company’s new Eureka innovation lab in San Francisco on Wednesday unveiled Dockers Wellthread, a process that pushes the envelope on sustainable design. It’s meant to connect the dots between smart design, environmental practices and the well-being of the apparel workers who make the garments.

From materials sourcing to garment manufacturing to end-of-life, Levi’s set out to create a replicable process for designing durable apparel that is restorative to the environment and the community where it is made. The result is a new line of men’s khakis, jackets and T-shirts designed not only to be soft to the touch, but to leave a softer environmental and social footprint as well.

“How you make a garment is just as important as the garment itself,” said Michael Kobori, vice president of social and environmental sustainability at Levi Strauss & Co., in a statement. The launch was tied to an event at the BSR Conference.

(Full disclosure: My firm, Green Impact, will work with Levi's on its sustainability communications later this month.)

Smarter design

While there is a lot of talk these days about how sustainability can drive innovation, the innovation lab has taken this concept to heart and allowed Paul Dillinger, senior director of design at Dockers Brand, permission to set out to design the most sustainable piece of apparel in the industry, within a sustainable business model. The initial vision for the Wellthread process (PDF) and pilot collection took shape as part of the Aspen Institute’s First Movers Fellowship.

Embedding the creative constraints of sustainability into the design process from the start unlocked innovation and business value in the form of a more efficient and flexible production process.

“The design mind is still delighted by these creative challenges that are put to it," Dillinger said. "But if we put these guardrails on the activity, it actually has tremendous unlock in terms of business potential."

At the front end of the design process, he took into account considerations of social value, as well as looking at other leverage points for reducing environmental impact. Guided by one of Levi’s core values to build sustainability into everything it does, combined with his willingness to ask ridiculous questions and tenacity to push the envelope on the manufacturing process, Dillinger said he birthed a new process that he believes will accelerate change.

“We wanted a tailored blazer made in a factory that invested in worker programs,” reads the hangtag on the new Dockers Wellthread blazer. “But the machinery at the factory just made jean jackets not tailored blazers. So our designers and factories engineers utilized unprecedented collaboration and innovative techniques to create this blazer for you.”

Environmental footprint

The Dockers design team and suppliers worked together to find ways to reduce water and energy use compared to conventional methods. This new process utilizes specialized garment-dyeing to reduce both water and energy consumption with cold-water pigment dyes for tops and salt-free reactive dyes for pants and jackets. In addition, the apparel is dyed in the factory, not in the mill – which allows for greater inventory agility because the garments are dyed to order.

The designers also considered responsible use and re-use with the end of the garment’s life in mind. Though recycling facilities are not widely available, the company anticipates that one day they will be. Extremely long staples of cotton can be more easily recycled, so the brand developed a unique, long-staple yarn for its premium Wellthread twill. In addition, every garment in the collection uses 100 percent cotton, including in the thread and pocketing. The sundries include compressed cotton or metal that can be easily extracted by magnets. Using a drying cycle is tough on fabric and hard on the environment, so the design team also added care instructions to wash in cold, and a locker loop on the khakis to encourage line drying.

Worker well-being

The Dockers Wellthread khakis are made exclusively at one of the Improving Workers’ Well-Being pilot sites. Improving Workers’ Well-Being is a program for improving the finances and well-being of workers in Levi’s supply chain in five core areas: economic empowerment; good health and family well-being; equality and acceptance; educational and professional development; and access to a safe and healthy environment. This is a small, yet important step in sending a direct message to suppliers—programs that improve the lives of factory workers are good business.

Andrea Moffat, VP of corporate programs for Ceres, wrote in a GreenBiz story in March that the pilot program was translating into action. One Bangladesh-based supplier “has launched several initiatives providing services such as food to expectant mothers, free medical care, free transportation to and from work, and awards for attendance and production, all of which are designed to improve the lives of their employees,” she wrote.

Small to big

Levi’s is taking the “go small to go big” approach, with the intention of proving the concept before deploying it on a grander scale, "to explore the results in terms of social and business value," the business-case study of Wellthread explains. "Wellthread will make its debut in the spring, and the company is exploring how future Dockers and Levi’s collections can capitalize on the process."

Initially, the line will be sold online and in stores in Europe, not to U.S. consumers.

Other clothing makers are stepping up to improve worker conditions and environmental efforts, especially in the wake of fatal garment factory tragedies in Bangladesh over the past year. And Patagonia, known for its "responsible economy" campaign, last week announced plans to sell Fair Trade-certified clothing.

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What’s really happening to our planet? New book by Tony Juniper

whats-really-going-on-book“What’s in the package?” my teenage daughter shouted excitedly as I opened the envelope containing a copy of Tony Juniper’s ‘What’s Really Happening to our Planet?’ book. And as she feigned interest before returning to the computer to play Sims with her friends I was struck by the irony that Dorling & Kindersley had published this book. Back in the 90’s DK’s educational CD-Roms – known as DK Multimedia, had fascinated and excited my older children. They could get information, on such topics as the human body, without needing to read too much and what’s more they could interact with it! So nearly 20 years on a book, even one with lots of interesting infographics, has to work hard to capture a young audience.

That said, pulling together the complexities of the issues that affect our planet is no mean feat. There are some alarming facts in the book, such as ‘Energy use up five-fold since the 1950’s’; not surprising given our growing population. And in DK style the information is presented crisp and clearly, with bright charts and colourful graphics to communicate the woeful state of our planet.

As well as the changing climate, the rising sea levels and resource depletion, the author covers the problems of world debt and wide spread corruption as well as the rise of consumerism and challenges of the waste we produce.

It’s a great resource to dip and out of for snapshots of the threats posed to our planet. I can see it being useful in schools and colleges.  What’s good about having a good old fashioned book  is that you can flick through and find things without being led by specific Internet searches. Perhaps that’s why sales of books are on the rise.  However, I hope that it will be available in app format too.

It’s hard not to feel overwhelmed by all the fact and figures and to feel powerless to change anything. Some sections of the book do include what individuals and society can do, but I had to look hard to find them. There are simple things such as eating less meat, using energy efficiently; recycling and using greener forms of transport that could help reduce the impact on our planet. But the really big dilemmas such as population expansion, the impact and needs of the developing world and squaring economic growth whilst sustaining a healthy planet, require more than us making green choices.

Perhaps persuading the games developers Maxis that Sims 5 should be ‘Sims Save the Planet’ could help influence the decision makers of the future. If we don’t look after it, mankind and the planet will die.

What are microbeads – is a ban on the way?

What’s the issue with microbeads?

It might only be a small success of President Obama’s reign, but on his checklist of achievements he can include getting microbeads banned from ‘rinse off ‘ cosmetic products. So if the U.S. can do it why can’t we? Well, a UK ban might well be on the way – even if it doesn’t include all our European partners, as the Environment Minister Rory Stewart recently told the Commons “If we cannot get a common position out of the European Union, we are open to the possibility of the UK acting unilaterally.” This will please campaigners such as the Marine Conservation Society who have been urging governments to act, following many years of evidence gathering by themselves and others on the harm caused by microbeads.

What’s the issue with microbeads?

Microbeads – sound a bit cute, they are anything but – they are small bits of plastic added to face washes, body scrubs, toothpaste and the like to help buff and exfoliate our bodies. The problem is that once they are washed down our drains they can’t be filtered out and end up in our seas, rivers and lakes, absorbing toxic pollutants as they go. Looking yummy to fish, they then enter the food chain and potentially we eat plastic! Excellently explained by this video by the Story of Stuff Project.

How can I avoid them?

Check the label – plastics are called many things, and listed in very small print, so if you can read it it’s best to avoid anything listing Polyethylene / Polythene (PE), Polypropylene (PP), – Polyethylene terephthalate (PET), – Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) or Nylon. Alternatively, a handy app has been created see beatthemicrobead.org. You just need to scan the barcode and it tells you if the product contains microbeads. What can I do to help?

What can I do to help?

Vote with your pocket, and choose alternative products that don’t contain plastics, try Fauna & Flora International’s Good Scrub Guide for suggested alternatives and take the Microbeads pledge to stop using them. Also sign the petition calling for David Cameron to ban the use of polluting plastic microbeads in cosmetics. Perhaps the Prime Minister can add it to his ‘Things I’ve achieved list’ like President Obama!

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A big thumbs up for Scotlands all-electric car club

Electric car sharing clubs in towns and cities have got to be the way to go haven’t they? Coupled with good public transport and safe routes for walking and cycling.

So it’s great to see that E-Car Club, in partnership with St Andrews University and Transport Scotland, has launched an all-Renault fleet of eight 100 per cent electric ZOE hatchbacks plus two all-electric Kangoo Van Z.E, it’s first club in Scotland. The aim is to cut congestion and reduce air pollution. The 10 EV fleet will be available to hire around St Andrews, with the 100% electric ZOE hatchbacks and Kangoo Z.E. vans available on hourly or daily basis – great if you don’t own a car for those journeys that simply can’t be done by public transport.

The ZOE is a good looking car so it’s no surprise that E-Car Club chose the ZOE Dynamique and Kangoo Z.E. Maxi after they proved reliable and popular with its members elsewhere in the UK.

Renault UK’s Electric Vehicle Product Manager, Ben Fletcher, said: “This deal confirms Renault’s status as a major player in the EV market. We value the importance of electric car sharing in helping to reduce congestion and improve air quality in our towns and cities.

“Local residents and tourists alike can now take advantage of these schemes knowing they are benefiting the environment around them and saving money at the same time.”

St Andrew’s faces the same challenges as many UK town and cities in addressing congestion and air pollution, the introduction of a totally electric car club is a step in the right direction to help reduce the town’s carbon emissions. It also supports St Andrews’ goal of becoming the UK’s first carbon-neutral university. The scheme hopes to improve local mobility, whilst reducing parking and congestion.

It is important that the scheme is affordable, particularly with a large student population. Hire rates in St Andrews are £4.50 per hour – or £35 per day (24 hours) – for the Renault ZOE, and £6.50 per hour – or £50 per day – for the Kangoo Van Z.E. The price includes power and insurance.

Chris Morris, Managing Director of E-Car Club said: “E-Car is a low cost, flexible and environmentally sustainable transport option which we are confident will prove popular with the local community, university students and tourists alike.”

It’s good news for Renault to as sales of their electric vehicle range, comprising of ZOE, Twizy and Kangoo Van Z.E, rose by 90 per cent in 2014 compared to the previous year.

Climate Change: The science

The so-called greenhouse effect is essentially the trapping of reflected solar energy (infra-red radiation) by ‘greenhouse gases’. We actually need greenhouse gases in our atmosphere, otherwise the average temperature on earth would be about -18°C and so too cold for life. Unfortunately, in the last 200 years or so, human activities like the burning of fossil fuels have pumped huge amounts of extra greenhouse gas into the atmosphere, enhancing the greenhouse effect and so warming up the planet. Continue reading

Wash day blues – Getting the washing dry when it’s raining

I know I’m not alone in loving a dry day when I can hang my washing to dry outside on the line. There is something satisfying in seeing towels and sheets blowing around and not using any energy other than the wind or sun.  It makes me feel happy!  So what happens when it’s pouring with rain, just drizzling or is damp and foggy and nothing will dry?  The options are:

a) get out the clothes airer turn on the heating and load all your radiators with wet washing. – Clothes might dry a bit stiff,  and can create a damp atmosphere and associated health risks particularly for those with asthma or other allergic conditions;

b) Use a ‘Sheila’s maid’ or retractable clothes line in the garage, carport or porch – clothes might get a dry eventually!

c) Load it all into the tumble dryer, if you’ve got one, and worry about the energy costs later. (Check the running costs on Sust-it)

There are other options such as plug-in airers – however these potentially have the same issues as drying clothes on radiators – the moisture has to go somewhere.  A Rotaire Dryline (a rotary washing line with a cover), might offer a good solution if it the weather is initially dry but rain is forecast. You could also bag your washing up and take a trip to the local launderette – remembering to take a bag full of coins to feed the dryer.

Whatever, it’s a dilemma and I can understand the wash day blues, (cue Dolly Parton), and really admire how past generations coped.  Perhaps we should put more emphasis into designing clothes that need washing less or that are quicker to wash and dry.  Never mind Smart TVs – Smart clothing is what we need!

Climate Change Summit

Here we go again – another summit on Climate Change. This follows a day of action yesterday, The People’s Climate March, that saw street protests in London, New York and a staggering 2,000 locations across the world, all demanding urgent action on climate change. Reportedly attracting hundreds of thousands of marchers.

The UN will host a climate summit at its headquarters in New York with 125 heads of state and government to be present. This is the first summit since the climate conference in Copenhagen in 2009, which was not successful in securing progress on a universal agreement on emissions reductions. Let’s hope this time the science is listened to too.

Can’t see the wood for the trees? – Forestry Commission launches new app

For many of us it’s difficult enough identifying fully grown trees let alone identifying young trees or shrubs in a woodland setting; a problem woodland managers, foresters, ecologists and the like have grabbled with for years – how do you identify which naturally established plants you want to keep and which ones to remove?  Now the Forestry Commission has turned to a technical solution to help in woodland management. It has just launched an app at the Forest Research show. Forestry Commission’s Matt Parratt said ” …..The app allows people to quickly and accurately identify self-set trees and shrubs regardless of their age. They can also record field notes and locations using GPS without a mobile signal. This is always going to be more efficient and helpful than revisiting a site”. So potential carbon savings there too. The app costs £1.49 and can be downloaded from the AppStore and Google Play.

Does a blaze of berries signal a hard winter ahead?

The combination of a wet spring and a sizzling summer seems to have encouraged a particularly large crop of berries of all types this year. Blackberries, elderberries, damsons, sloes, rosehips and haws drip from the hedgerows providing a beautiful show and plenty of food for the birds. As the indian summer continues – the thought of winter seems a long way off – and mercifully no need to turn the central heating on yet, and long may it last. However, should we worry that a long cold winter is ahead of us? Well, apparently, whilst folklore and old wives tales might have us believe it, there doesn’t seem to be much scientist evidence to link an abundance of berries with weather conditions. There does, however, appear to be more evidence that berries are good for our health – although may be not when made into sloe gin, damson jam or blackberry and apple crumble! However, damson puree is really good on porridge… recipe below.

Blackberries and damsons

Damson puree recipe

  • 600g damsons
  • 200g caster sugar
  • Water to cover

Put the damson and sugar in a pan and cover with water. Bring to a gentle simmer and cook for 30-40 mins (keep an eye on it to check that it doesn’t burn – more water can be added if necessary). Cool and then remove stones – they should have separated but lots of recipes claim the stones should pop to the top – they don’t all obey and it’s all a bit messy – pick out what you have the patience to do and them resort to a sieve (still a bit laborious – but worth it). Check the sweetness and add more sugar if necessary.

Either store in the fridge or if you are making greater quantities – bottle in jars, or freeze.

Great on pancakes, poured over ice-cream, or used in cakes.

Energy focused social investment fund Ignite announce its ‘Big Energy Idea’ winners

Ignite yesterday announced the names of 10 successful entrepreneurs who they will be working with to tackle energy challenges, and make real, sustainable change in communities.

  • The Big Energy Idea will provide 10 social entrepreneurs with an individual package of investment readiness support and the potential to access a minimum £50,000 investment over the next year
  • 10 successful ‘Big Energy Ideas’, including local business Sust-it were announced on 30th April, at an event held in Windsor
  • The Big Energy Idea is run by Ignite, a fund that will invest £10 million over 10 years, backed by Centrica

Among the winners is Ross Lammas, founder of Sust-it, a family-run price comparison site that enables consumers to make informed buying choices based on energy usage and running costs of electrical products.

An individual package of support will be provided to the social entrepreneurs, Ross included, helping them gain investment and grow their ventures. The fund has been established by Ignite Social Enterprise, a social investment fund backed by Centrica plc, which is focused on energy-related businesses and enterprises.

As part of the tailored business support on offer (which brings together industry expertise from The Henley Business School, The Good Analyst, UnLtd and confidence coach Peter Nicholas) the primary objective will be to get each venture investment ready in order to grow its social impact.  The businesses will be able to gain access to between £50,000 and £2 million from the Ignite fund.

Ross Lammas of Sust-it, said: “Becoming one of the successful Big Energy Ideas will make a huge difference to us. We’ll get additional expertise from the energy industry to build our future strategy, and hopefully, investment at some point in the next year. This will enable us to help those on low income save money and also to improve everyone’s energy literacy.

Centrica CEO Sam Laidlaw, who announced the winning ideas, said: “I believe that the answers to society’s challenges do not lie solely with the private sector or the public sector, but with social entrepreneurs, in communities, and in cross-sector partnerships. I am passionate about the potential of each of these business – supported by us – to find some of these answers.”

Ignite is investing time, money and support into energy-related social enterprises, and is aiming to invest a minimum £10 million over 10 years with investments ranging between £50,000 and £2 million. The profits from Ignite’s investments will be reinvested and recycled back to help more social enterprises and ventures grow and scale up their work. Ignite has already committed £3.4 million of the fund across four projects that will be creating social change in the UK.

Energy saving tips for students

Student accommodation has come a long way in recent years – the purpose built – en-suite, well equipped, serviced flats that many first year students experience is very different from the cold, damp rooms I remember.  No worries about energy bills or how many showers you can take, it’s usually all included in the rent.  So it can come of something as shock when students move on to house sharing, and realise that you have pay for electricity, gas and even water!  Some canny landlords include an ‘extra’ cost for utility bills – requiring payment even during the long holidays.  Beware of this, one student told me his house of 8 were all asked to pay £11 per week for utility bills – paying the landlord £4576, they did the bills themselves, paid £25 per month and saved £2,000.

However, there are many students living in damp, poorly insulated houses – and all too aware of the cost of energy.  I’ve heard stories of students, like older people, not daring to put the heating on because of the cost.  With many students wanting to grab the best houses for next year it’s worth reminding them to look at the heating system, and look for any energy guzzling appliances and to think about the energy bills with any property.  In the meantime, GreenChoices have put together some tips for students on saving energy, saving money and staying warm!

  1. Check out the energy performance of any property and likely bills before you sign anything. The less you have to pay for heating the more you can spend going out!
  2. Get that boiler working right – make sure the landlord has it serviced and that it is running correctly before you move in – it’s a legal requirement! Get familiar with how the heating system works.
  3. Don’t be tempted to save on the gas by plugging in an electric heater. You’ll be clicking up the kilowatts and the £’s, not to mention the CO2 emissions.
  4. Boring …  but do as your parents say and put on an extra jumper before turning up the thermostat.
  5. Cook in bulk or together – saves on washing up as well!
  6. If you have a tumble dryer– check the filter is clear, and water container (if a condenser model) emptied. Don’t overload and keep use to a minimum. See how much one costs to run at Sust-it
  7. Stop draughts – Pull the curtains – and ask your landlord for thermal linings (worth a try) or pick up some heavy retro curtains from the charity shop.
  8. Defrost the freezer – it will be easier to open as a result!
  9. Turn things off! Chargers, lights, straighteners, TV’s – it all adds up.
  10. Wash your clothes at a low temperature and go easy on the detergent. Share your loads so you always do a full wash.


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Chivalry: Deadliest Warrior

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Chivalry: Deadliest Warrior

Chivalry: Deadliest Warrior is a massive expansion pack for the best First-Person Slasher, Chivalry: Medieval Warfare.

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"Chivalry: Deadliest Warrior's awesome new factions add variety to the Medieval multiplayer gore-fest in cool ways." - IGN.com

Chivalry: Deadliest Warrior is a massive expansion pack for the best First-Person Slasher, Chivalry: Medieval Warfare. Featuring competitive online combat that seeks to capture the experience of truly being on a medieval battlefield. Inspired from the intensity and epicness of swordfighting movies such as 300, Gladiator and Braveheart, Chivalry: Medieval Warfare aims to bring that experience to the hands of a gamer.

And now Chivalry: Deadliest Warrior will bring the most iconic warriors from the ancient world, epic new environments and all new game modes to the already expansive base game content.

Every environment is an iconic homeland of one of the warrior factions. Fight in ancient Greek temples, kicking people into pits as a Spartan or run along moonlit roofs as a Ninja in a bamboo forest. Who is the DEADLIEST WARRIOR? Its time for YOU to decide.

Key Features:

  • All new classes including: Samurais, Spartans, Vikings, Knights, Ninjas and Pirates

  • Faster, more diverse game play makes Chivalry 1st person melee combat even more intense

  • Each warrior has a unique arsenal and abilities, which promotes more variety in play styles and forces players to adapt their strategy to the situation.

  • All new weapons and animations

  • 6 new environments, playable in many different game modes

  • New Game mode "Multi-team" - up to 6 teams at once!

  • Track your skills and stats in the new player profile screen

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Thursday, November 14, 2013
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Chivalry is required to play this DLC.

Minimum Requirements
  • OS: Windows Vista 64-bit or newer
  • Processor: : Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 GHz or AMD Athlon X2 2.7 GHz (a dual-core CPU is required)
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM
  • Graphics: ATI Radeon 3870 or higher, Nvidia GeForce 8800 GT or higher. 512MB VRAM
  • DirectX: Version 9.0c
  • Network: Broadband Internet connection
  • Hard Drive: 7 GB available space
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Nice fun expansion pack of Chivalry Medieval Warfare

If you liked the original Chivalry Medieval Warfare, then you will probably like this expansion pack that includes classes such as ninjas, samurais, pirates, spartans, knights and vikings. Each have unique abilities and fighting styles. The pirates have a limited ammo pistol, can drink rum to gain health as well lol. The spartans have spears, swords and shields for combat. The knights have powerful swords and armor. The ninjas are the fastest of them all and can throw ninja stars and use katanas. The samurais have tough armor and large swords that deal a lot of damage. The best part of this game for me is the battle cries each person makes and the gore and deaths, like getting impaled or beheaded. Its not as good as Chivalry Medieval Warfare but still a fun expansion, especially if you're a fan of the TV show Deadliest Warrior which its based from.

More diverse mechanics

Deadliest Warrior adds many new classes, and what follows - new mechanics to the gameplay of Chivalry. Apart from well known(and hated)bows and crossbows, we get flintlock pistols - thing that kills anything with one shot. There are new classes with new combinations of weapons. Downsides? No Team Objective mode. I love team objective, and was disappointed. Free For All is well... Imagine all those Pirates running around with pistols? And ninjas? Yeah... Not good. Ballance suffers in this expansion, and I honestly prefer good old Chivalry that this. Not saying it is bad though. I had whole lot of fun for some time, but ultimately went back to original Chivalry.

Better than the base game

Chivalry: Deadliest Warrior is DLC for Chivalry: Medieval Warfare. Deadliest Warrior is very fun and exciting if you like charging at an enemy screaming at the top of your lungs and then getting your head or arm slashed off or doing the same to the enemy, because that's how you play this game. It's actually pretty fun if you are not too busy doing anything else.

So cool and freshing !

I extremely recommend this DLC, although it's a bit expensive it makes the game like 2 games, it opens a new 'story' and a new challenge (to play as a ninja or something like that) and even if you get tired of playing as a medieval soldier, here you have new soldiers in new situations and its refreshing to the game and you want to play more !! Very cool ! don't debate about this one !

Different enough to be an expansion

I've logged about 40+ hours in Chivalry: Medieval Warfare (the original) and about 7 hours for Chivalry: Deadliest Warrior. From my assessment so far, Deadliest Warrior adds a lot of new content with the 6 character types which makes it play quite a bit differently from the original. Each character is much more versatile and has the potential to use ranged weapons (pretty significant in terms of damage as well). This makes team games a lot more strategic than before. Also each character type is different from the next so there are a lot of different play styles this game caters to. So far I've found the game to be very enjoyable and a refreshing change from the original. However if you're solely looking for melee combat you may be better suited to sticking with Medieval Warfare. Also, an important thing to note is that mouse dragging's effectiveness has been reduced in this expansion, as your damage fluctuates based on when in the attack you actually hit your opponent. For example, for a stab to achieve maximum damage you have to make sure you hit the enemy at the end of the motion. As opposed to the original where if the stab made contact at any point it would cause full damage. Looking at you spear wielders.

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A relaxing stay at an elegant bed and breakfast is much more enjoyable than visiting a trendy bed of breakfast, with its messy scrambled-egg mattresses and uncomfortable biscuit pillows. Savor a sturdier sojourn with today’s Groupon to Cameron’s Crag Bed & Breakfast in Hollister. This deal is valid any day of the week until May 1, 2012; after May 1, deal is valid Sunday–Thursday only. Choose between the following options:

  • For $125, you get a two-night stay for two in an Around the World suite with a full breakfast (up to a $250 value).
  • For $135, you get a two-night stay for two in a Bird’s Eye View suite with a full breakfast (up to a $290 value).<p>

Perched in the Ozark Mountains on a ridge overlooking Lake Taneycomo, Cameron’s Crag Bed & Breakfast hosts guests in homey suites a few minutes from Branson’s. Each guest room includes king beds, cozy sitting areas, and private baths. Private Jacuzzis on the guest room’s wood balconies steam and relax weary muscles. The Bird’s Eye View suite occupies an entire lower floor of the octagonal guesthouse, and allows one additional guest for $20 per night (free for children ages 3 and under). In the main building, the Around the World suite showcases Asian-inspired prints, lanterns, and fans.

As early-morning sunshine warms the lake below, cooks prepare pecan-studded French toasts and fresh, cheesy scones as part of a hot breakfast in the main building’s dining room. Just about a 10-minute drive from the inn, Branson’s Highway 76 entices visitors with neon marquees and nightly show tunes, from rock and roll revues to country jamborees to C-SPAN-inspired heavy-metal musicals.

Customer Reviews

Food, location, view, friendly service, everything!
Barb A. · May 6, 2014
friendly people, hot tub on cool night
Angela J. · May 4, 2014
Everything: The friendliness of the owner and the manager, the great breakfast, the neat room, and especially the outstanding view.
Ed G. · April 26, 2014
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Boulder Furniture and Mattress

Central Boulder,Whittier

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Danish–style sofas, natural and organic pillows, and memory-foam mattresses that mold to the body’s contours

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Boulder Furniture and Mattress

At Boulder Furniture and Mattress, a yawn isn’t a sign of boredom but an indication of contentment as patrons hop between memory-foam mattresses nestled in sleek bed frames, and plush sofas filled with downy throw pillows. A host of Danish convertible sofas class up the evenings of overnight guests with their modern lines and innovative shapes, and child- and college-friendly bunk beds sport functional features such as desks, futons, and storage drawers. A broad selection of bedding caps off customers’ mattress choices, with bamboo sheets and organic-wool mattress toppers waiting to shrink owners’ carbon footprints down to ant size.

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Very friendly service and nice showroom.
Matthew W. · April 2, 2012
I promise I'll be back! Thank you!
Tatiana W. · March 22, 2012
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$20 for $45 Worth of Fresh Meals and Cocktails at Tarragon

Heritage District

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  • Upscale comfort meals
  • Elegant, inviting atmosphere
  • Wide wine and cocktail menus
  • Fresh seafood, steaks & lamb

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If you're serious about winning an offseason gold medal and getting showered in praise, don't try curling against the Swedes on an empty stomach. Today's Groupon merrily fills depleted tanks with $45 worth of comforting meals for $20 at Tarragon in Sunnyvale. The restaurant features a savory spread of fresh cuisine hydrated by diverse wines and signature cocktails.

The dinner menu is a savory spread of fresh starters, salads, and entrees. Appetites can dip their toothed toes in the edible waters of baked brie puff pastries ($9) or Dungeness crab cakes with avocado mousse and mango salsa ($9.50) before a hearty wedge salad with prosciutto and feta ($6). Larger plates support a wealth of robust entrees; braised short ribs are matched with onion strings and garlic mashed potatoes ($19.50), while the rack of lamb chooses the friendship of rosemary roasted taters, grilled zucchini, and a mint-scented lamb reduction ($24). Seaside cravings extend toward the mesquite-grilled salmon over cherry-walnut rice ($18.50) and the smorgasbord offerings of cioppino, a celebration of mussels, clams, shrimp, white fish, potatoes, and a sea of spicy tomato sauce ($16.50).

In addition to the edible array, Tarragon treats feasters to a lavish ambience of semi-circular booths against brick walls and elevated seating peppered by white-linen tabletops. An attractive outdoor seating area houses diners during cooperative weather, while uncouth storm clouds with angry eyebrows encourage patrons to populate the beautiful bar. Pomegranate martinis and green-tea lychee cocktails ($10 each) are a few of the many buzz-worthy sips on the grounds at Tarragon.

Eight Citysearchers give Tarragon 4.5 stars, while Yahoo! Locals award it four. The bistro gets a 3.5 from more than 100 Yelpers:

  • The atmosphere is very welcoming, the staff is friendly and helpful and the bartenders are the best in the business! – bsballgurl, Citysearch
  • ...the ambiance was wonderful, the staff were extra helpful and courteous, the food was absolutely delicious and fresh. – Mike, Yahoo! Local
  • A truly classy place with a skilled and classy staff! – burned, Yahoo! Local

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janeew304 December 11, 2016
"Excellent food"
Excellent food - particularly the Tarragon Fries with Feta Cheese. Good choice of beers. Very friendly and helpful servers.
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ParisLover November 16, 2016
"Food was good, service slow"
We waited almost an hour to receive our entrees, which tasted very good but not excellent. The waitperson did not seem sufficiently attentive to keep us informed of the progress, but the other wait staff seemed very nice and attentive (serving water, etc.)
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$7 for One Admission to The House of Madness Haunted House ($15 Value)

Ala Moana - Kakaako

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  • 30,000 sq. ft. of bone-chilling real estate
  • Open until 2 a.m.
  • Live music on Halloween

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If home is where the heart is, haunted houses are where telltale hearts weave their creepy beats into breezy, percussion-driven reggae jams. Enjoy some toe-tapping terror with today's Groupon: for $7, you get admission for one to The House of Madness haunted house (a $15 value), just off Kapiolani Boulevard.

The House of Madness tests the valor of visitors with 30,000 square feet of frights. Tiptoe, moonwalk, or Monster Mash your way through the eerie abode, which stays open each night until 2 a.m. before shutting its doors so the terrifying tenants can read each other stories before bedtime. On Halloween night, guests to The House of Madness can pair their scares with the hauntingly dulcet tones of Rebel Souljahz, who will be serenading visitors with a live performance.

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    Ala Moana - Kakaako

    1687-A Kalauokalani Way

    Honolulu, Hawaii 96812

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$10 for One Adult Ticket to Traxxas TORC Off-Road Championship Series at Charlotte Motor Speedway in Concord ($20 Value)

Charlotte Motor Speedway

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  • Multiple races each day
  • Numerous racing vehicles
  • Camping available

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Challenging foes to a race is a time-honored way to reinforce social status, demonstrate physical prowess, and avoid sitting in the back seat. Get your checkered flag ready with today's Groupon: for $10, you get an admission ticket for one adult to the Traxxas TORC Off-Road Championship Series' events on Friday, July 22, or Saturday, July 23, at Charlotte Motor Speedway (a $20 value). Gates open at 3 p.m. each day, with opening ceremonies kicking off at 7 p.m.

Traxxas TORC hosts competitions for souped-up road-chomping machines on complex natural terrain. Each day of the two-day championship boasts multiple races on a track carved out of the naturally rugged landscape and the broken chassis of fallen foes. From the nearby spectator hills, witness the dune-jumping, bumper-crunching, and dirt-flinging of Traxxas Pro Light Trucks, AmSoil Pro 2WD trucks, and Pro 4x4 trucks, or parallel-park your way into the action during the R/C demonstrations on the racetrack straightaway. For an additional fee, you can set up camp on-site at the Tom Johnson Camping Center Racing Resort Campground, an ideal setting for telling haunted motorcycle stories while roasting smart-car kebabs over the campfire. To keep tykes transfixed, children 12 and under can get into the event for $10.

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    Charlotte Motor Speedway

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Full Day Pass to Melaka Bird Park or Melaka Zoo & Night Safari

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  • Valid till Dec 31, 2016.
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    - Melaka Bird Park and Melaka Zoo (Day Zoo): 9am – 6pm daily (including school holidays and public holidays)
    - Night Safari: Fri – Sat, eve of public holiday and school holidays: 8pm – 11pm.
  • Adult tickets are valid for customers aged 13 and above only.
  • Children measuring under 3 feet (90cm) in height enter for free.
  • For enquiries, call
    - Melaka Zoo & Night Safari: 1300 22 3000 / 06-232 4054.
    - Melaka Bird Park: 06-231 3333.

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Melaka Bird Park

  • 1-day pass for 1 adult aged 13 and above for RM13 instead of RM17.80
  • 1-day pass for 1 child aged 3 – 12 for RM8.50 instead of RM11.85

Melaka Zoo’s Day Zoo or Night Safari

  • 1-day pass for 1 adult aged 13 and above for RM13 instead of RM17.80
  • 1-day pass for 1 child aged 3 – 12 for RM6 instead of RM7.10

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Melaka Bird Park

The largest open aviary bird park in Malaysia, Melaka Bird Park is home to 200 birds from up to 15 species from Africa, Asia and Latin America, including species native to Malaysia such as the toucan. With a focus on habitat conservation, the bird park seeks to recreate the natural habitats of avian friends while offering visitors a glimpse at them within close proximity. The park houses a canopy walk on which visitors may walk on as birds fly overhead or hop underneath.

Melaka Zoo’s Day Zoo or Night Safari

Aspiring beastmasters may venture to the Melaka Zoo, comprising over 54 acres of land and adopting an open environment concept in Ayer Keroh. Visitors may witness animals going about their daily routines in exhibits, with creatures including tigers, deer, zebras, bears, and more as centrepieces. As the sun sets, wildlife aficionados can depart on a night safari to observe creatures’ nocturnal habits. The zoo also hosts animal performances, educational tours, wildlife adventures and more within its vast compound.

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Private Cape of Good Hope

Trip at a Glance

  • Locations

    Cape Town, South Africa

  • Activities

    Car Tour, Sightseeing

  • Price
    $380 USD per trip
  • Duration

    8 hours

  • Avg Distance

    200 km

  • Departure Day(s) and Time(s)

    Every day between 8 & 9 am

  • Starting Location

    Your hotel

  • Price Includes

    Transportation in vehicle registered and insured for the use of fare paying passengers. Entrance fees to Cape of Good Hope & Boulders Penguin Colony.

  • Notes

    This tour is for 1-3 passengers. For larger groups, please contact Albert for a quote.

  • Explore Hout Bay Harbour, and enjoy the boat trip out to the seal colony.
  • Discover Chapman's Peak Drive. One of the top ten "Ocean View Drives" in the world!!!
  • Visit the Cape of Good Hope. The most southern tip of the Cape Peninsula.
  • See Cape Point Lighthouse.
  • Stop at Boulder Beach and see the penguin colony.

Trip Info

Are you ready to fall in love? The most beautiful peninsula in the world is waiting for you. Your scenic drive around the Cape of Good Hope, will see you falling in love with this magical area. John of Portugal named the area the Cape of Good Hope because he saw in the cape the means to open a sea route to India and the Eastern countries.

Your tour around the cape is nothing short of breathtaking. You and your party will visit some of the most renowned areas in the world, including visits to areas such as Chapman’s peak drive, the Cape of Good Hope, Cape Point and the renowned Boulder penguin colony. Vist the blooms at Kirstenbosch botanical gardens and many other areas that will literally have you gasping in awe at the natural beauty that surrounds you.

The tour takes you all around the Cape Peninsula. Your tour will begin at the hotel of your choice, then take you to Hout Bay harbor where you will have the option to take a boat trip to the seal colony. From there you’ll drive along Chapman’s Peak Drive and make our way to Cape of Good Hope and Cape Point.

Lunch is served at either the Two Oceans restaurant or Seaforth or Boulders and once you’re satisfied we’ll visit the nearby Penguins and head back to town.

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