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Looking to buy 2003-2004 V8 TT

Looking for Lotus Esprit V8, prefer 2004 but will also look 2001-2003, fairly low miles, in US or Canada. Looking for a car that has service history and up to date on belts, clutch, etc. Not looking for a yellow car unless 2004, send me what you have and perhaps we can work something out. Prefer left hand drive, no salvage titles or rebranded titles. I am not a dealer or shopping for anyone but me, have been looking for a long time. Thank you in advance for your time
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Heart will bring “fresh energy” to reunion shows

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Earlier this week, Heart’s three-year hiatus came to an end when it was announced that they’d head out on the Love Alive tour later this year.

The band had been inactive since 2016, with Nancy subsequently working on her Roadcase Royale project and Ann launching a solo career.

But now they’re back and they say that they’ll bring a “fresh energy” to the shows and that the live dates will “look, feel and sound bigger than other Heart tours so far.”

Ann tells radio station Eagle 102.3: “Love Alive is a song and a sentiment that goes back a long way with us. It goes forward too. It’s a hopeful, positive and universal vibe like we feel this tour will be.

Nancy adds: “I think the tour will spark some positive new energy as we rediscover some of our iconic songs and also some fan favourites.

“Calling the tour Love Alive was something Ann and I felt instantly good about. We have always had many love-themed mottos along the way like Love Rules, Love Wins, Love is It – and of course it’s a very cool song as well.”

The tour will spark some positive new energy as we rediscover some of our iconic songs and also some fan favourites

Nancy Wilson

As for their three-year hiatus, Nancy says it was time for Heart to have a break, and adds: “We’d been slogging through tour after tour fairly non-stop and were starting to burn out a little bit. Things had just reached a heavy climax.

“Working with Roadcase Royale was a life-saver. Writing brand new songs playing shows and delivering a new album with them was the medicine my soul needed."

Ann adds: “Both Nancy and I have stretched our wings in life these last three years. We’ve both lived and loved. We have breathed and travelled and experienced life. We come to this tour with fresh energy and oxygen.”

"I think this tour should look, feel and sound bigger than other Heart tours so far," adds Nancy.

Heart will be joined on the road by Joan Jett And The Blackhearts, Sheryl Crow, Elle King and Lucie Silvas – with Nancy revealing that 2019 is “a good year to show the collective impact of some powerful women in music.”

She adds: “We would usually steer clear of the female-centric concept, but in the light of current events it seems like the right statement at the right time.”

Find a list of Heart’s tour dates below.

Heart Love Alive 2019 tour
Jul 09: St Louis Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre, MO
Jul 11: St Louis Hollywood Casino Amphitheatre, MO
Jul 14: Toronto Budweiser Stage, ON
Jul 16: Montreal Centre Bell, QC
Jul 17: Mansfield Xfinity Center, MA
Jul 20: Hartford Xfinity Theatre, CT
Jul 21: Saratoga Springs Performing Arts Centre, NY
Jul 23: Bangor Darling’s Waterfront Pavilion, ME
Jul 24: Gilford Bank Of New Hampshire, NH
Jul 26: Darien Center Darien Lake Amphitheatre, NY
Jul 27: Cincinnati Riverbend Music Theatre, OH
Jul 29: Bethel Woods Centre For The Arts, NY
Jul 30: Syracuse St Joseph’s Health Amphitheatre, NY
Aug 01: Burgettstown Keybank Pavilion, PA
Aug 02: Camden BB&T Pavilion, NJ
Aug 04: Cleveland Blossom Music Theatre, OH
Aug 05: Detroit DTE Energy Music Pavilion, MI
Aug 07: Indianapolis Ruoff Home Mortgage Music Center, IN
Aug 08: Nashville Ascend Amphitheatre, TN
Aug 10: Raleigh Coastal Credit Union Music Park, NC
Aug 11: Virginia Beach Veterans United Home Loans Amphitheatre, VA
Aug 13: Columbia Merriweather Post Pavilion, MD
Aug 14: Charlotte PNC Music Pavilion, NC
Aug 16: West Palm Beach Coral Sky Amphitheatre, FL
Aug 17: Tampa Midflorida Credit Union Amphitheatre, FL
Aug 19: Atlanta Ameris Bank Amphitheatre, GA
Aug 20: Birmingham Oak Mountain Amphitheatre, AL
Aug 22: Houston Cynthia Woods Mitchel Pavilion, TX
Aug 23: Dallas Dos Equis pavilion, TX
Aug 25: Albuquerque Isleta Amphitheatre, NM
Aug 27: Chula Vista North Islannd Credit Union Amphitheatre, CA
Aug 28: Phoenix Ak-Chin Pavilion, AZ
Aug 30: Salt Lake City Usana Amphitheatre, UT
Aug 31: Denver Pepsi Center, CO
Sep 03: Porland Sunlight Supply Amphitheatre, OR
Sep 04: Seattle Tacoma Dome, WA
Sep 06: Concord Pavilion, CA
Sep 08: Las Vegas The Pearl, NV
Sep 09: Hollywood Bowl, CA

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5 Bedrooms
Sleeps 8
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About our home

Hello. We are a family with three children and live in a quiet residential area in the centre of Amsterdam. We have a beautiful (old but renovated) two story spacious house in the centre of the city. It has a large living room and a nice kitchen. Upstairs we have 4 comfortable bedrooms and in the basement another bed room (quest room). The house is very suitable for children and besides our garden the children can play on the schoolyard which borders our backyard. Our house is a short walk to famous museums like the Rijksmuseum, van Gogh and Het Stedelijk Museum. You can also enjoy good concerts at the beautiful Concertgebouw which is just behind our house. Amsterdam is a lively place especially in summer where there is lots to do for both adults and children for example the music Canal festival with over 150 performances including musical theatre to jazz lessons and renowned soloists present innovative concert programs. In the morning you can go to some fantastic bakeries for fresh baked bread and croissants. On saturdays there is a very good organic market just around the corner. Within 20 minutes you can spend a fantastic day at the beach where there are plenty of good beach clubs.

More about us

  1. We are a couple with three children. This summer intend spending 6 weeks with the kids to a place which is different from our own. We are interested in Asia, Africa or the Caribbean. Because of the school holidays, we are limited to the dates as mentions

  2. We are working in the Financial industry

  3. We all like sports and I am a keen photographer

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Buzzy restaurants
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Cozy cafés
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Bit of culture
Rijksmuseum, van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk Museum, Concert Gebouw, Open Air concerts in De Vondelpark
Walks in the park
You can stroll around the Vondelpark where there are some good children play ground as well as nice cafe's. In summer there are open air concerts for adults and children
Spot of exercise
many fitness/ yoga clubs around
Day tripping
Day at the beach in Zandvoort, Bloemendaal or Bergen. Or go to some of the typical Dutch villages like Volendam, Edam. Go for a bike trip in Amsterdam or take the bike along side the Amstelriver and sit down in the grass for a good picknick. Rent a boat and sail through the canals.

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Encourage the Home & School Connection with a Fine Motor Tub

Tell me something... do you happen to struggle with making meaningful home and school connections?

A positive connection between school and families is an integral part of the success of students in the classroom.    It is important for us to try and educate parents on the needs of their preschool aged children.  When parents and educators are on the same page, a child's success can soar.

Adding Small Parts in the Preschool Block Center

The How and Why of adding small parts to the preschool block center.
The How and Why of adding small parts to the preschool block center.

Small parts, loose parts, a trinket box- there are lots of names revolving around this idea.  But, whatever you choose to call them, they are a great addition to the preschool block center.

What are small parts?

Small parts are basically materials that children can manipulate freely, with no set instructions.  Small parts can be found everywhere!  Some ideas you see in the above photo include: rings from gallon milk jugs, empty spools, old puzzle pieces, nuts, bolts, buttons, babies and a few random things that were donated to our preschool.

Why use small parts in the block center?

Small parts are a wonderful way to enhance block play.  Simple little parts can become so many different things when building structures.  For instance, in the photo below, you can see students pretending that the small parts are cookies.  I love the creativity that is sparked by adding these small pieces to the block center.  Not to mention the fine motor skill that my students are practicing!

The How and Why of adding small parts to the preschool block center.
The How and Why of adding small parts to the preschool block center.

Small parts are such an easy open-ended tool to add to your preschool room!  Just remember to be cautious with student who still like to place items in their mouths.

Do you use small parts in your classroom?  Tell me about it in the comments!

Writing our Names in Preschool

Name writing in preschool is an essential skill in preparing for Kindergarten.  A child's name is generally the first word that they write.  Lots of pride comes from a child learning to write his or her name.  This is why I created a Name Writing Notebook for my students. Read on to find out more!

Name Writing Notebook for Preschool
Name Writing Notebook for Preschool

Before name writing can take place, it is important that children take the first two steps:

1.Recognizing: students need to be able to recognize their name (read a post about this here)

2.Constructing: students need to be able to build their name (read a post about this here)

Then, students can work on writing their names.  I like to start with the first letter of a students name. We always practice the first letter as a capital letter.  In the Name Writing Notebook, students work on tracing the first letter and then writing the first letter on their own in a grey box, as a designated spot on the paper to practice.  In this notebook you will not find dots or dashed lines.  I believe that children can be easily confused by those dots/dashes.  By tracing solid lines, students are practicing the strokes rather than going from dot to dot, which can sometimes result in jagged lines.

We then move on to tracing the whole name with only the first letter a capital letter.  I know that there is much debate over having children write in all capital letters and the transition to lowercase will happen.  But, to be honest, I am not of that thinking.  To me, a habit is a habit.  How I practice things will be how I complete them.   We do explore with building and writing capital letters, just not when we work on writing our names.

name writing in preschool
name writing in preschool

What I am loving about these notebook is the versatility.  Lots of different options for name practice in an easy to understand, child friendly format.  Check out some of the pages below:

name writing in pre-k
name writing in pre-k

Do you feel like your preschoolers are ready to practice writing their names?

Preschool Playdough Center

Ideas and resources for a preschool, pre-k or kindergarten playdough center.

Preschool Classroom Centers

Playdough: Commercially made or home made playdough

Playdough Tools: Rolling pins, plastic scissors, small pizza cutters and other dough sculpting tools

Cookie Cutters: Various cookie cutters to cut out different shapes, letters, numbers or seasonal themes

Playdough Stampers: Long-handled stampers to make letters and numbers in dough (my favorite are from Lakeshore Learning)

Playdough Center

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How can we encourage preschoolers to write?

Preschool creativity journal- open ended prompts to encourage writing in preschoolers.
Preschool creativity journal- open ended prompts to encourage writing in preschoolers.

Do you ever struggle to get your preschoolers interested in the writing center?  The writing center seems to be the least favorite center for my three and four year olds. Preschool age children struggle with coming up with ideas to put onto paper.  Many times, sitting and writing does not look as appealing as stacking blocks in the block center or cooking up food in the drama center. So, how can we as educators and caregivers encourage writing in a positive and intriguing way?

For me and my students, it was through a Preschool Creativity Journal.  This journal is not a traditional journal with traditional prompts.  Rather, I give my young writers a place to start.  The Preschool Creativity Journal encourages children to pick up a writing utensil and use the prompt to put their own ideas on paper.

preschool circle prompt for the preschool creativity journal
preschool circle prompt for the preschool creativity journal

For example, in the picture above is three different student's journals. The prompt was a circle that I drew on their page. In the first picture the student was creating lots of circles on their own.  In the second, the circle was ignored and some small lines were drawn.  In the last picture, the student did some controlled left to right scribbling within the circle.  All the same prompt, with all different outcomes.

preschool snowman prompt for the preschool creativity journal
preschool snowman prompt for the preschool creativity journal

Now, here is a picture of three circles and the word snowman.  In the first picture the snowman was decorated, while in the second, the student created their own snowman after seeing the prompt.  Sidenote: I like to write the word with the shape to model and encourage letter writing.

preschool line
preschool line

In this example, I provided students with a vertical line.  Some students replicated the line, while others traced it.  One student traced the line, then did some invented writing through it!

Benefits of the Preschool Creativity Journal:

-Encourages children to hold a writing utensil, practicing a pincer grasp.

-Journals encourage turning pages left to right.

-Allows children ownership over their journal, giving them a feeling of accomplishment.

-Encourages creativity, no other prompting is done other than providing the prompt on paper.

-The journal format allows for teachers and children to look a progress.

-Next year I will try to find journals without lines.  I would rather my students have a 'clean slate'.

-I lay out the journals on the table with the prompt showing. Some days I provide pencils, other days I provide markers.  I also like to provide golf sized pencils (for little hands) and even chalk!

-I try my best to keep these journals open-ended, therefore I do not tell students where to write or what they are to be writing. I also allow them to flip to different pages to explore writing.  These are their journals and they are welcome to write in them whenever they would like!

-I put a picture of each student on their journal for easy identification.

-Don't forget to date the writing for when you look back.

I love watching how differently each student takes the prompt and moves forward with it!  It has been such a positive and rewarding learning experience for my children!

If you want to learn more about the prompts I give and how I manage it, check out the Preschool Creativity Journal in my TpT Store:

Preschool Creativity Journal
Preschool Creativity Journal


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Low Poly Cocktail Cafe Building 3D Model

Download Low Poly 3D Models and Game Ready Assets

Present to you a low poly cocktail cafe. The 3D model was created in minimalist style with acute forms and has level of detail like cafe from real life. The main features of the 3D model are the cocktail cup on the roof and interior inside cafe. Also, low poly cocktail cafe included exterior elements like bushes, canopy, trash cans.., as a minimum scene environment. All this parts shows the completeness of the scene.
The model comes in a range of formats that will easily import to all major 3D software packages.

3D Formats

⦁  .max (3Ds Max),
⦁  .c4d (cinema 4d),
⦁  .mb (Maya),
⦁  .blend (Blender),
⦁  .fbx (multi format),
⦁  .obj (multi format)

Features of Low Poly Cocktail Cafe 3D model

⦁  Model are optimized for easy import into any existing project
⦁  No special plugin needed to open scene
⦁  All materials have their titles
⦁  Correct and simple mesh
⦁  Very easy to change
⦁  Clear hierarchy of models
⦁  Model are ready for animation

What included in model

⦁ Low Poly Cocktail Cafe
⦁ Parts of exterior
⦁ Platform

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Training opportunities

We know it’s tough to get your first foot on the career ladder.

We can help people get the right skills and training to boost your job prospects.

The on-the-job experience we offer could make a big difference at your next job interview. It’s all part of our goal to help tenants lead ‘Better Lives’.

Training and Modern Apprenticeships

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Are you looking for a Modern Apprenticeship or a training course? Check out the latest opportunities with our parent company, Wheatley Group

How do we create jobs and training places?

We create jobs and training through employability schemes, Modern Apprenticeships and through clauses in our new-build and investment contracts.

These contracts mean contractors must provide employment opportunities for local people.

We also create opportunities through our parent company, Wheatley Group, and the Wheatley Pledge scheme.


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390,000 Apartment For sale

Beautifully renovated period property for sale on Carrer de la Llibertat

  • Bedrooms 2
  • Bathrooms 2
  • Size 73m²

Very attractive, newly renovated 2-bedroom apartment in a turn-of-the-century building with period features on a popular street in the trendy Gracia neighbourhood of Barcelona.

This charming property for sale on one of the best streets of Gracia, is in a beautiful turn-of-the-century building with an elegant lobby and a lift.

The apartment consists of a good 20 m² living room, an exterior-facing kitchen, 2 large double bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, all of which have been impeccably renovated and presented in brand new condition.

The property showcases some charming period features such as the Catalan vaulted ceilings with metal beams and the exposed brickwork, all complimented by well-designed indirect lighting and pretty stained glass window panes.

The property overlooks a large interior courtyard and is, therefore, particularly peaceful despite its location in the busy centre of Gracia. It also benefits from double glazing and heating.

Feel free to contact us to arrange a viewing or simply to request further information.

  • Lift
  • Mosaic tile flooring
  • Natural light
  • Double glazing
  • Heating
  • Renovated
  • Transport nearby

  • Living room
  • Kitchen
  • 2 large double bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms

Property located on Carrer de la Llibertat, one of the most historical streets in the charming Gracia neighbourhood of Barcelona. It is at the heart of Gracia, just a 3-minute walk from Diagonal-Passeig de Gracia, and with the Diagonal, Verdaguer and Joanic metro stations just a few metres from the apartment.

BCN17185 €390,000

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1,270,000 House / Villa For sale

Magnificent luxury villa with pool for sale in Montemar, Castelldefels

  • Bedrooms 4
  • Bathrooms 5
  • Size 331m²
  • Plot size 667m²

Spectacular villa of 331 m² built on a plot of 667 m² with a garden and pool, located 5 minutes from the beach, in Castelldefels.

This magnificent house in the Montemar residential area of Castelldefels, near the beach and the British School, has been built with high quality materials such as marble, jade and reinforced security glass and has excellent features including hot and cold air conditioning, piped music and a private well for rainwater collection, to name just a few.

The house is organised over 3 floor and a basement. The ground floor offers a large living room and an informal dining area, a kitchen with an island and with access to the garden and swimming pool. There is also a guest toilet and parking for 2 cars.

The first floor has 4 bedrooms, 2 of which are ensuite and 3 of them have access to the terrace with beautiful views. There is also a bathroom.

On the second floor we find the loft that is currently used as an office and gym, receiving plenty of light and providing access to the terrace with sea views.

In the basement we find a recreational room with plenty of space for a pool table and on the other side there is a bar area. This floor is very well insulated, so parties can be held here without disturbing anyone of the upper floors. The installation equipment is also in the basement.

A wonderful family home near the beach and international schools.

  • Garden
  • Swimming pool
  • Terrace
  • Parking
  • Air conditioning

Ground floor

  • Large living room
  • Dining area
  • Kitchen
  • Guest toilet
  • Parking for 2 cars

First floor

  • 4 bedrooms (2 ensuite)
  • Terrace with access from 3 bedrooms
  • Shared bathroom

Second floor

  • Attic currently used as an office and a gym
  • Terrace with sea views

  • Garden and pool

  • Games area and bar
  • Machine area

The house is in Montemar, a quiet residential area near the town of Castelldefels, 12 minutes by car from the airport, 5 minutes by car from the beach, 9 minutes by car from the British School and 7 minutes  by car from large supermarkets.

GAV15785 €1,270,000

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Hello Darling Two Piece Set In Dusty Peach

Regular price US$59.90

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The Hello, Darling Two Piece Set was made for sun-seeking adventures. This flirty top features an adjustable tie in the back and adjustable straps. The shorts have an elastic wasteband and a leggy hemline. Pair with your favorite strappy heels giving you a sweet spring look.
Made In Los Angeles
- Elastic Waistband
- Tie-Back Detailing
- Adjustable Straps
- 100% Polyester
- Hand Wash Cold
- Lining Included
Length of Shorts Measures 15in/38cm
All Measurements Are For A Size Small

Our models are generally around 5 Feet, 9 Inches / 175cm tall, and are always photographed wearing a size small.

Our small is generally the equivalent of a US Size 2.

Our sizes may run a bit smaller, depending on the fabrication and the stretchiness of the material. If you are in between sizes, we would generally suggest to order a size up.

The standard length of our dresses measure approximately 31 inches for size small.

Please use the following size guide to help determine your size of clothing.

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Waist (In) 23.5-24.5 25-26 26.5-27.5 28-29
Hip (In) 34.5-35.5 35.5-36.5 37-38 38.5-39.5
If you need specific product measurements or have further questions, please email us at shop@lucyinthesky.email

Free Returns for United States Customers (excluding shoes). Please contact us at shop@lucyinthesky.email for a pre-paid return label.

You may return any style for store credit by contacting us with your order details within 14 days from the delivery date.

In the unfortunate case of any damaged styles, you are entitled to either a refund, store credit or any repair costs. We do kindly advise to allow 10-15 business days for any original payment refunds to reflect in your bank account balance.

For international customers, return postage is the responsibility of the recepient.

Our return address is:

Lucy in the Sky, Inc.
747 E 10th St.
Los Angeles, California
United States

All items must be returned in original condition, without any stains. Any worn items will be sent back to the buyer.

Your return will be processed within 10 business days of your order being delivered to our returns department.

Any orders which are returned to sender will be processed as per our return policy above.


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Foods That are Harmful to Pets

I know that many people love their pets. Some love them so much that they will often overfeed them, thinking that this will make them happy. Many pet owners will even treat them to “people food,” thinking that “if I can eat it, so can my pet.”

That thinking is wrong to a certain extent. There are chemicals and additives in some of our foods that are highly poisonous to animals. There are also some natural foods that animals should not ingest.

The Humane Society of the United States has the following foods listed as dangerous to animals:

Alcoholic beverages
Apple seeds
Apricot pits
Cherry pits
Candy (especially chocolate, which is toxic to dogs, cats, and ferrets; and any candy containing the sweetener Xylitol)
Coffee (grounds, beans, and chocolate-covered espresso beans)
Gum (can cause blockages and sugar-free gums may contain Xylitol)
Hops (used in home beer brewing)
Macadamia nuts
Moldy foods
Mushroom plants
Mustard seeds
Onions and onion powder
Peach pits
Potato leaves and stems (green parts)
Rhubarb leaves
Tea (because it contains caffeine)
Tomato leaves and stems (green parts)
Xylitol (an artificial sweetener that is toxic to pets)
Yeast dough

This list does not include all the foods that are harmful to your pet. You should ask your veterinarian or pet nutritionist in case your pet has a food allergy or has trouble digesting certain foods.

For a more in-depth explanation of why these foods are dangerous to your pets, please visit the ASPCA’s “People Foods to Avoid Feeding Your Pets” page.

To ensure that your pet is safe, keep all foods in airtight containers or on a shelf that is out of their reach. Also, make sure your garbage receptacles have lids that fit tight and cannot be easily accessible to your pet.

If you think your pet has eaten something harmful, call your veterinarian or the ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center at (888) 426-4435.

I hope that the information provided above has given you some thought about your pet’s wellbeing. Knowing this now will ensure your pet is healthy and happy for years to come!

If you know of any other foods that are not pet-friendly, please use the Comments Section on this page to notify me. I would love to include them for future readers to view.


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South Shropshire News

Browse latest news articles to find out what's going on in Ludlow & South Shropshire...

Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust 50th anniversary lecture By Sir David Pepper, former Director General of GCHQ

25th May 2017

As part of the 50th anniversary celebrations marking the founding of the Ironbridge Gorge Museum Trust, Sir David Pepper KCMG, former Director General of GCHQ, will be giving a lecture on how technological innovation has shaped secret intelligence.

Cooking with Herbs and Spices

22nd May 2017

If you are looking to improve the flavours in your cooking and looking for inspiration to spice things up, then this is the perfect course for you on Saturday 3rd June 10am-2pm! Aimed at all levels, Sabrina Zeif makes the courses fun for everyone, providing you with lots of skills to take away and try at home.

Peg planes and trench talk

17th May 2017

May half term is almost upon us and during this school break the Royal Air Force Museum Cosford has planned a week of wartime nostalgia to keep the younger members of the family entertained. Taking place from Saturday 27 May to Sunday 4 June, visitors are invited to join in a fun flying themed craft activity and wartime trail, suitable for children of all ages.

Shropshire restaurant earns 2 AA rosettes for culinary excellence

15th May 2017

The Coach House is a modern country inn in the sleepy hamlet of Norbury. Situated deep in the beautiful Shropshire Hills AONB, between the Stiperstones and the Long Mynd our village is in a wonderful corner of Shropshire.

Ludlow Spring Festival

11th May 2017

With only a day to go, here is the essential last minute information you’ll need to plan your visit.

Marathon men raise £100k to commemorate 100 years of the RAF

4th May 2017

Two trustees of the RAF Museum are pulling on their walking boots to tackle the equivalent of five marathons in five days (8-12 May 2017) to raise £100,000 to commemorate the RAF’s centenary in 2018.

Beautiful Bluebell Walk Sunday 7th May

25th April 2017

With one of the best places to see bluebells in Shropshire being right on our doorstep, what better way to see them than joining the Shropshire Hills Discovery Centre Bluebell Walk?

Crucible Of The Vampire

20th April 2017

Shropshire is no stranger to filmmaking. Over the years it’s cinematic landscapes and beautiful historical buildings have been depicted in movies such as ‘Atonement’ with Keira Knightley and James McAvoy , Oscar nominated ‘Howard’s End’ and Dickens ‘A Christmas Carol’. All watched by international audiences.

Egg-citing Easter fun for ALL the family!

10th April 2017

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Finances top hospital execs list of concerns

That the financial challenge of running a hospital ranked as the top concern in an annual study by the American College of Healthcare Executives should come as little surprise to anyone in the industry. Overwhelmed by the fact that revenues are growing at a considerably slower pace than ever before, providers are left scrambling for ways to bring down expenses without sacrificing quality.

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Value-based care is here to stay, will get boost from analytics, study says

Despite 2017’s cancellation of mandatory bundled payments, the value-based care movement in the United States is still healthy and will benefit in 2018 from analytics, according to a report from Washington, D.C.-based healthcare consulting firm Avalere.

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How near-real time and even retrospective analytics can improve performance

Retrospective clinical data is essential in the quest to improve outcomes and contain costs, but even more valuable is integrated, near real-time data analytics that illustrate how you compare to other cardiac care centers nationally.

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Data accessibility viewed as key to closing the gap between value-based care and health IT

Although much progress has been achieved in digitizing the healthcare system, today's health IT infrastructure still struggles to support a transition to "value-based care," according to a new report from the American Medical Informatics Association.

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Cardiac Bundled-Payment Program to Go Forward Despite Change in Administration

The bundled-payment program for cardiac care will go forward despite the Trump administration and the confirmation of new Health & Human Services Secretary Tom  Price, a critic of the program. July 1 remains the start date for the initiative, according to an HHS official who spoke to Modern Healthcare.

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A splendid pilot’s watch by Glashütte Original with the addition of big date and power reserve indicator on the dial

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Glashütte Original’s concept for this watch is based on antique naval timepieces, but the name Senator Observer seems to reflect a link to the Beobachtungs-uhren or Observation watches that were part of air force traditions. In this piece the pilot’s watch elements are the black dial, clear Arabic numerals, and hands and hour indications coated with SuperLuminova. Glashütte Original have added a few other ingredients to transform the piece into a practical, prestige, everyday watch.

The small seconds dial on the left is balanced by the power reserve indicator on the right. The big date window is wonderfully legible and will be appreciated by all those people who find the standard date on watches too small to be useful. Turn the watch over, and you can see the splendid Glashütte Original Calibre 100-14 self-winding movement. The oscillating weight, whose swings transfer energy from your own gestures to the mainspring, is open-worked, so as to leave as much as possible of the movement in view. This means that you can see the balance running at 4 Hertz, and the beautifully-finished bridges.

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At 44 mm, it’s a very wearable watch, with black calfskin strap or stainless steel bracelet.

The nicest thing about the watch is something you don’t notice. The dial is perfectly balanced in terms of visual design. It’s something that you begin to appreciate when you see some other pilot’s watches by lesser brands in which, for example, the numerals aren’t quite right, or they’re too small and banal, or the hour markers are too large, and so forth. Designing a dial that looks good is a task made more difficult by the fact that it has to take certain limitations into account, such as the way the movement is engineered. With the Senator Observer, Glashütte Original succeed very well.

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Designed to blend in with any environment, this bar stool serves the purpose of providing seating comfort along with a neat, simple design. Featuring an elegant design and beautiful chrome gas lift lever, it will surely complement your modern décor. It also incorporates a quality chrome base with PU leather seat covering providing long lasting furniture that offers maximum comfort. Contemporary and innovative, it’s a beauty with assured quality.

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Join us for our Wellington Sunday in The Lygon Bar & Grill, it is a typical Cotswolds celebration of local food and drink. The menu is carefully crafted using locally sourced, fresh produce.

The Lygon Bar & Grill is a relaxed and informal eating space. The grill offers a seasonal British menu that celebrates fantastic local ingredients in a relaxed yet imaginative way. The highest-quality produce is at the heart of all dishes and has stemmed from friendly and sustainable relationships with Cotswolds suppliers, farmers and artisans to produce a varied all day menu.

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Thumper is a native Mac OS X client for the popular Subsonic Music Streamer ( It allows the streaming of music over your home Internet connection to any Mac on the Internet.

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SwordSoft Layout is an desktop application that makes it very easy for you to create, preview, and manage mockups of your website, mobile application, or desktop application. With so many UI elements to choose from, you can design anything. Some key features include: clean and clear interface, unlimited page size, multi-page document support, and multiple export options (BMP, JPG, PNG, SVG, PDF).

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Day breaks to Lapland are a way of sampling the Lappish wilderness and Arctic safaris in just one day.

Our Lapland day breaks are based in a wilderness location in the Ylläs area of Lapland and operate in groups of a maximum of 30 clients on the day, with each family having a guaranteed private audience with Santa in his cabin. Our day breaks are set in an uncommercialized, wilderness area and are for the sole use of Magic of Lapland clients, with the electricity only in the log cabin where food is served. The surrounding forest, activity areas and snow paths are lit with candles and log fires as we we aim to create an authentic atmosphere and experience of Lapland at its best.

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• Fully chartered flights to/from Lapland
• Individual family visit to Santa in Lapland
• Children can write letters to Santa
• Reindeer sleigh ride to Santa’s cabin
• Husky dog ride (700m)
• Snowmobile ride (20 minutes)
• Children’s snowmobiling (supervised by local guides)
• Lappish Ceremony to welcome you to Lapland
• Snow activities (tobogganing, snow-shoe walking and kick-sledging)
• Make gingerbread cookies and Christmas decorations indoors
• Lunch served throughout the day in the log house
• Sausage BBQ on open fire
• Warm drinks (tea and coffee) served throughout the day
• Lapland Arctic Circle Crossing Certificate
• Gift for all children up to 11 years of age
• Thermal clothing inclusive of thermal suit, boots, mittens, and warm socks (clothing for infants 0-2 years on request)

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Day four was a rest day. And what better way to rest up than by climbing a really big hill? As luck would have it there is a hilltop temple overlooking Mae Hong Son! First, we began the day by chasing up a couple of american breakfasts and banana pancakes. Powered by bacon and pancakes we started up towards the temple.

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The hill turned out to be taller than it looked. It was good exercise though. We certainly appreciated the opportunity to give our leg muscles a bit of a work out. Despite the smoke the view got better the higher we went.

After eventually reaching the top and having a little bit of a look around the hilltop temple there wasn't anything to do apart from walk back down. The walk was great and got the blood pumping but it was a little anticlimactic really. Perhaps on a clear day it would have been a little more dramatic. By the time we returned to the streets below the day had really heated up and we were good and sweaty so we headed back to our guest house for a shower and lie down.

When the day cooled down (and our legs had recovered) we were able to have a better look around town. There is a main street with plenty of shops and restaurants and a vibrant outdoor night market selling the usual assortment of bags, shoes, t-shirts and other odds and ends. The whole place is pretty relaxed. We were not terribly surprised to see signs like this.

In the evening we discovered a real treat. We're both very fond of Japanese food. Who would have thought that, here in the town of Mae Hong Son, Thailand, we would discover some really superb Japanese? Certainly not us. We saw a Japanese restaurant that looked ok, the prices were pretty good so we took a seat and ordered some old favourites. By any standard the miso soup and sushi we received were really good. The sushi was made right in front of us by a young man who clearly took enormous pride in his work.

After a delicious dinner we wandered along to a bar on a corner of the town's main street. From our table looking out onto the street we had an excellent position to watch Mae Hong Son life go by. We were not the only ones watching the intersection. This old dog would wander out into the street every five minutes so, have a good look around, then return to sitting on the footpath.

Mae Hong Son was a great spot for a rest day. There was stuff to do but not so much that we were more tired than when we started. Also, because the centre of town is easily small enough to walk around we were able to go the whole day without getting on the motorcycle. Our bottoms were thankful.

Mae Hong Son Loop Day 4 Costs

At the time 30 Baht was about $1.

Breakfast. 2 x american breakfast + banana pancake = 200B

1 expensive new glasses cleaning cloth = 120B
They threw in another cheap one for free which would have been fine on its own :\

Lunch. Drunken chicken noodle, fish with kaffir lime, 2x soda, banana shake, watermelon shake = 200B

1 oil massage + 1 thai massage = 350B

14 banana muffins = 10B

2 tomago nigiri + 2 miso ramen = 130B

1 large Leo beer and 1 sprite = 105B

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Helping children cope with their emotions during a divorce
Written By: Josh Lowell ~ 1/21/2019

The emotions that come with a divorce can be hard for anyone to cope with -- especially children. While you can figure out how to deal with your own emotions during your divorce (and after), you have to think about ways you can help your children do the same. This isn't always easy, but it can be very rewarding because you are providing them with the tools they need to cope throughout their remaining days.

Some parents shy away from discussing their own emotional challenges with their children. If you can talk to your kids about how you feel in a way that is age appropriate, you may find that this helps them to normalize a range of emotions.

As they grow and mature, children might need different ways to figure out how to handle their emotions. Talk to them about what they think is important. Encourage them to use appropriate methods for relaying their feelings. For example, hitting when they are angry isn't appropriate but discussing the reasons they are angry is -- as long as it is done in a respectful manner.

Another thing to consider when you are helping your children learn to deal with their emotions is that emotions become more complex as people age. Children might need to find new ways to cope with these expanded feelings as they transition from toddlerhood to childhood and then become teenagers. At the same time, your children may become more critical of what you are doing -- which means you will have to be more careful how you handle your interactions with your children as time goes on. Additionally, it's important to reserve your criticism as your children struggle to cope with their own changing feelings.

Setting down a clear plan for how you and your ex will handle your child's emotional development can be beneficial. A well-rounded parenting plan should be the basis for any child custody agreement.

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Inspired by Mauritian colonial architecture, the 5 star deluxe Heritage Le Telfair is truly exceptional. This sublime establishment is a member of the "Small Luxury Hotels of the World" and embodies the charm and romanticism of a colonial sugar plantation past. With an array of restaurants, including a unique 'Gourmet Bliss' dining passport, exclusive wellness packages, and an idyllic setting by a 1km long white sand beach, Heritage Le Telfair is perfect for a luxurious Mauritius holiday or honeymoon.

luxury wellness spa golf with sea view kayak watersports

Within the Bel Ombre estate, Heritage Le Telfair offers a variety of luxury accommodation in a discrete village design. 158 suites have either beautiful sea or river/garden views with floor to ceiling French windows, private balconies and verandas. Each suite has a décor inspired by contemporary plantation house style and comes equipped with all manner of modern amenities, including air conditioning and celling fans. Complimentary Wifi is available throughout the hotel.

The resort offers a wide selection of restaurants and interactive cuisine in a variety of beautiful locations. Annabella's, the main restaurant, includes themed evenings and live cooking; Gin'ja, open for lunch and a la carte dinner offers pan-Asian cuisine and lies on a white sandy beach, overlooking the lagoon; while Le Palmier looks out upon the turquoise ocean and offers a la carte lunch and dinner with fish and seafood the order of the day. For a relaxing drink, the Cavendish Lounge has a relaxed piano bar atmosphere together with an extensive selection of rums and whiskys from around the world. Guests may also dine at the resort's neighbouring sister property - Heritage Awali, while for the ultimate dining experience, guests can also dine at the 19th century plantation house, Heritage Le Chateau.

The resort's 'Gourmet Bliss' package offers an All Inclusive experience across all of Heritage Bel Ombre's hotels and facilities, perfect as part of a luxury Mauritius honeymoon. In addition, it provides unlimited daily golf and golf coart at the Heritage Golf Club (Green fees apply from February 2019). The package starts from time of arrival and finishes at time of departure, regardless of check-in/check-out times.

A highlight of Heritage Le Telfair is the Wellness Pavilion and Seven Colours Experience. A haven of tranquillity, it provides an array of nature and wellness activities, from massages, spa rituals and yoga sessions, to tailored wellness packages, private fitness sessions and wellness cuisine. Attached to the resort is the 18-hole Heritage Golf Course, one of the finest in Mauritius, while there's also an extensive selection of land and water activities to enjoy, many on a complimentary basis. Other facilities include a Kids' club, Teen's club, swimming pool and fitness centre. Guests can also take guided nature treks in the 1300 hectare Heritage Nature Reserve, along with other activities from quad bike rides to wildlife excursions. Heritage Le Telfair makes a great choice as part of an Africa-Mauritius twin-centre holiday.

For something a little different on your Mauritius holiday, why not try one or two of our authentic Mauritius Experiences - from street food tours to unique bicycle tours and even short-break add-on's that give you 1 or 2-night stays in unconventional locations. Perhaps an 'Electro Bike Discovery Tour'? With a guide, these power-assisted bikes let you discover more of the island's beautiful landscapes as well as meet local inhabitants. Options include a half day tour of the south-west coast between Bel Ombre and the fishing village of Le Morne, or alternatively head to the mountains for a choice of either half day or full day tours around the picturesque village of Chamarel and the Seven Coloured Earths, including a visit to a local rum distillery! Bike helmets are included and a safety car also travels with the group. Private return car transfers are included between your hotel and the start/finish points. Please speak to us for further details.

Getting There

At Bel Ombre, on a nature reserve on the south coast. 45 minutes from the airport.

A host of land and water sports from horse riding to mountain biking and scuba diving (some at extra cost). Seven Colours Spa and a range of Wellness Packages. Access to Heritage Nature Reserve. Heritage Golf Club (Green fees apply from February 2019). Kids Club & Teens Club. Complimentary baby club (limited availability; booking advisable). Free shuttle service within Heritage Bel Ombre. Complimentary Wifi throughout hotel.

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Beautiful place but long distance to travel for just an OK hotel but I think is because we weren't aware of what exactly was and wasn't included in the half board i.e. of the 12 or 15 available restaurants we could only eat at 4 of them and we should have made reservations in advance which we didn't know as the one restaurant I wanted to eat at of the…

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Truly a 5 star hotel with amazing food and drink. The restaurants served possibly the best hotel food we have ever had and in particular the teppanyaki was outstanding. Well worth doing the Gourmet bliss package as the bar staff were very attentive and usually kept your glass full. The range of water sports looked great though we didn't partake. We would however liked a little…

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Celtic and Old English Saints          12 March

* St. Mura McFeredach
* St. Paul Aurelian

St. Mura McFeredach, Abbot
(Muran, Murames, Muranus, Muru)
Born in Donegal, Ireland; died c. 645. Saint Mura was appointed the
first abbot of Fahan (Innisowen, County Donegal) by Saint Columba, whose
staff and little bell still exist. The crosier can be found in the Royal
Irish Academy and the bell in
the Wallace Collection in London. His cross is also preserved at Fahan
as a National Monument. He is the special patron of the O'Neill clan
and of Fahan (Benedictines, Encyclopaedia, Farmer).

St. Paul (Paulinus, Pol) Aurelian (or of Leon), Bishop
Born in Cornwall; died March 12, c. 575. The "vita" of Saint Paul was
finished in 884 by a monk of Landevennec, Brittany, named Wrmonoc. It
is one of the few of British Celtic saints written prior to the late
middle ages.

Saint Paul was a noble Briton, cousin of Saint Samson (f.d. July 28),
and his fellow-disciple under Saint Illtyd (f.d. November 6). He was
educated at Llantwit with Saints David and Gildas. We need no other
proof of his wonderful fervour and progress in virtue, and all the
exercises of a monastic life, than Illtyd's testimony, by whose advice
Paul left the monastery to embrace a more perfect eremitical life.

Some time after, our saint sailing from Cornwall, passed into Armorica,
and continued the same austere eremitical life on Caldey Island on the
coast of the Osismians, a barbarous idolatrous people in Armorica, or
Little Britain. Prayer and contemplation were his whole employment, and
bread and water his only food, except on great festivals, in which he
took with his bread a few little fish. The saint, mourning over the
blindness of he pagan inhabitants on the coast, migrated with twelve
companions to Brittany, and instructed them in the faith. Withur, count
or governor of Bas, and all that coast, seconded by king Childebert,
procured his ordination to the episcopal dignity, notwithstanding his
tears to prevent it. His see is now called after him,

Count Withur, who resided in the Isle of Bas (Ouessant), bestowed his
own house on the saint to be converted into a monastery; and St. Paul
placed in it certain fervent monks, who had accompanied him from Wales
and Cornwall. He was himself entirely taken up in his pastoral
functions, and his diligence in acquitting himself of every branch of
his obligations was equal to his apprehension of their weight. When he
had completed the conversion of that country, he resigned his bishopric
to a disciple, and retired into the isle of Batz, where he died in holy
solitude at the age of nearly 100.

During the inroads of the Normans, his relics were removed to the abbey
of Fleury, or St. Benet's on the Loire, but were lost when the
Calvinists plundered that church. The story related by Wrmonoc is full
of legendary material, but there is no doubt that Paul was a powerful
evangelist in Finistere. The "vita" incorporates some traditions of
Welsh and Celtic origin, and there are considerable traces of the saint
in Wales, where, as in Brittany, he was sometimes called Paulinus. The
ancient church at the village of Paul, near Penzance, is dedicated in
honour of Pol de Leon. His festival occurs in the ancient breviary of
Leon, on the 10th of October, perhaps the day of the translation of his
relics. For in the ancient breviary of Nantes, and most others, he is
honoured on the 12th of March (Attwater, Benedictines, Husenbeth).

Another Life:

Like the naming of Constantine, this saint reminds us of how the
influence of the Roman occupation lingered on after the legions had left
Britain. Paul was born in Genychen in East Glamorgan about the year 480
of a Romano-British family, his father Porphius being an "official of
high dignity". He was sent to be educated by St. Illtyd, first at Caldy
Island and then at the famous monastery of Llantwit Major, having David,
Sampson and Gildas among his fellow students. He learnt not only from
books but also from the manual labour in which all the community was
expected to share and included reclaiming fertile ground by banking up
the River Severn.

When he was quite young he left to set up an hermitage for himself where
he was joined by a dozen other young men who regarded him as their
leader and there he was ordained priest by St. Dyfrig. A local king
called Mark tried to persuade him to be a bishop to his people who were
of mixed race, "speaking four tongues", but he was unwilling to accept
this office and after quarrelling with the king who refused to give him
one of his seven bells he departed to Cornwall.

Paul's sister Sitafolia had established a convent near Penzance,
possibly at Newlyn, and he built himself a church in the parish which
bears his name where there are two ancient Celtic crosses, one set into
the wall of the church which boasts the second highest tower in
Cornwall. It is a tradition that his sister's community was threatened
by encroachments by the sea and that they together marked out the
tide-time with pebbles and at his prayers the pebbles grew into rocks
which prevented further erosion of the land.

After a while Paul moved on to Brittany landing on the Isle of Ouessant
at a place called Porzpol and there constructed a monastery consisting
of a small church and thirteen huts of turf and stone at a place still
called Lampol. He did not remain on the island for long but founded
another monastic centre on the mainland at Lampaul Plondalmezon where
his monks christianised some of the pagan menhirs by cutting them into

However Paul was still not satisfied and felt he needed the sanction of
the civil authority and so he went in search of the chieftain of Leon
who turned out to be a relative from Gwent, Withur, a devout Christian
then living in the Isle of Batz. When Paul arrived at his house he was
just finishing transcribing a copy of the Gospels which he gave to him
with a bell, which had been denied him by the chieftain in Wales. The
holy Abbot is believed to have delivered the island of Batz of a
monstrous serpent or dragon which had terrorised the inhabitants and a
hole in the island is still pointed out as its lair.

Withur gave Paul land on the Isle of Batz and also the ruined Roman town
of Ocismor and there he built his main foundation, which is now known as
St Pol de Leon. Withur, realising that the status of Abbot which was
recognised among the British was not acceptable to the people of Gaul,
managed to get Paul consecrated bishop by sending him on a mission to
Childebert the Frankish king and so he became the first diocesan of that
part of Brittany. With his monks the bishop began the work of
evangelising the native population who were nearly all pagan.

About the year 526 St. Paul resigned his See to his nephew Joerin and
retired to Batz where he was visited by St. Brendan. More than twenty
years later he resumed his episcopate when a change of rulers took place
after a great battle at Gerber, where he built another abbey, now called
Le Relecq because of the large number of bones of the slain. He only
remained as bishop for a short time before resigning once again and
going to Batz where he died about 580 more than a hundred years old. His
body is enshrined in the old Cathedral at St Pol de Leon where his bell
is preserved and his stole can be seen at Batz (Bowen, Baring Gould and

Attwater, D. (1983). The Penguin Dictionary of Saints, NY:
Penguin Books.

Baring-Gould& Fisher, J. The Lives of the British Saints
(4 volumes: Charles J Clarke, 1907)

Benedictine Monks of St. Augustine Abbey, Ramsgate.
(1947). The Book of Saints. NY: Macmillan.

Benedictine Monks of St. Augustine Abbey, Ramsgate.
(1966). The Book of Saints. NY: Thomas Y. Crowell.

Bowen, Paul. When We Were One: A Yearbook of the
Saints of the British Isles Complied from Ancient Calendars.

Encyclopaedia of Catholic Saints, March. (1966).
Philadelphia: Chilton Books.

Farmer, D. H. (1997). The Oxford Dictionary of Saints.
Oxford: Oxford University Press.

Husenbeth, Rev. F. C., DD, VG (ed.). (1928). Butler's
Lives of the Fathers, Martyrs, and Other Principal Saints.
London: Virtue & Co.

For All the Saints:

An Alphabetical Index of the Saints of the West

These Lives are archived at:

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I need to be convinced that the server should not just silently ignore
trailing comments.  I'd consider an exception if the only text sent is a
comment ( in such a case we should throw an error ) but if valid commands
are sent and there is just some comment text at the end it should be ignored
the same as if the comments were embedded in the middle of the query text.

I've encountered other clients that output phantom results in this situation
and solving it at the server seems worthwhile so client applications do not
have to care.

In the example case, I think, putting the comment before the command results
in only one timing.  This inconsistency is a symptom of this situation being
handled incorrectly.

It is not sent to the server as a trailing comment. The following file is sent to the server like this.

PQexec(..., "/**/;");
PQexec(..., "/**/");

If this has to be fixed it should be in the client. I think people would complain if we broke the API by starting to throw an exception on PQexec with a string containing no actual query.

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On 18 March 2017 at 21:52, Simon Riggs <si...@2ndquadrant.com> wrote:
> 2. In LogAccessExclusiveLock() we can use GetCurrentTransactionId()
> rather than GetTopTransactionId(), so that we assign the lock to the
> subxid rather than the top xid. That could increase lock traffic, but
> less likely. It also solves the problem of early release when AELs
> held by subxids.
> (2) looks safe enough, so patch attached.

I might be missing something here, but what's the point in doing this
if we're not releasing the lock any earlier?

Going by the other patch you posted we're only recording if the top
level xact has an AEL, so we'll never try to release the locks at the
end of the subxact, since the new flag bit won't be set when the
subxact ends.

Seems it'll just be better to remove the dead code from
StandbyReleaseLockTree(), as that'll just mean one pass over the
RecoveryLockList when it comes to releasing it at the end the top
level transaction. Probably we'd want to just move all of
StandbyReleaseLocks()'s code into StandbyReleaseLockTree(), since the
StandbyReleaseLockTree() would otherwise just end up calling the
static function.

Probably I misunderstood this again. Let me know if that's the case.

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Wednesday 26th April, 2017

Celebrate the holiday weekend with tons of live poker

By Mad Harper

With the promise of the first bank holiday of the summer, there’s plenty of poker action this weekend all over Europe – and in Canada!

GUKPT Walsall is running April 23-May 1 and there’s already been tons of poker before the £100k guarantee GUKPT Walsall Main Event starts tomorrow. Gareth Bakewell won the Mini Main, taking home the trophy and a £3,090 first prize after defeating a field of 183 entries. He cut a four-way deal with runner-up Peter Djiallis, third-placed Timothy Slater and Mazalahedwa Bako.  The Mini Main came with a £10,000 guaranteed but managed to smash that with a £18,300 prize pool, with 20 players getting paid. The Main Event starts tomorrow and runs through to Sunday (April 30). Among those competing will be Grosvenor-sponsored Joe Beevers and Jeff Kimber - and don't miss the MainEventTravel-sponsored all-in triangles on the live stream.

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The £35,000 guarantee Genting Glasgow Mini starts on Friday with a four-day event running April 27-30. Scottish player Derek Leach beat the 250-entry field last year for a £12,550 first prize. The Genting Poker Series (GPS), is a fantasic UK tour that uses local casinos to provide that 'big' tournament experience at affordable buy ins. Players are entitled to one reentry per Day 1 with buy-Ins available until the end of Level 6 on each Day 1.

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2014 Synergy Awards - Best Home of the Year

The 2014 Synergy Awards sponsored by the Home Builders Associations of Bucks and Montgomery, and Chester and Delaware Counties (HBA) were recently held, and Athertyn at Haverford
Reserve had a very respectable showing garnering the "Home of the Year" and Gold Award for sales.

Cassie Barnes, Sales Manager at Athertyn at Haverford Reserve received a Gold Award for Sales at the recent 2014 Synergy Awards

Gold Award for $9.7 Million in Sales – 2013 – Cassie Barnes, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices, Fox & Roach Realtors

Athertyn's Cassie Barnes took home a sales award for the volume of sales that she managed to pull in last year. A monumental
task in the recovering housing market.  Hats off to Cassie!

Cassie Barnes, Sales Manager at Athertyn, is all smiles after receiving the Gold Award for $9.7 Million in Sales in 2013

Best Home of the Year – "Athertyn – The Clairemont"

The morning room and kitchen layout of the Athertyn "Clairmont" model wins the 2014 Synergy "Home of the Year" Award.

Designed for the homeowner who is "rightsizing" from a larger home, the Clairemont model at Athertyn offers a bright, open floor plan with a fresh, modern twist. Buyers can easily envision a new-and-improved lifestyle in a more efficient space.

Widely acclaimed for their superior standards in design, craftsmanship, and attention to detail, Pohlig approaches the
construction of each Athertyn residence with the same commitment to personalization that it brings to its custom home process, ensuring that every new home reflects the buyer’s individual taste and style.

Todd Pohlig, builder of Athertyn at Haverford Reserve, at the 2014 Synergy Awards

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„Future Internet protocols“

For many years, there were few innovations in the core Internet protocols. This changed during the last years with Multipath TCP, IPv6 Segment Routing and procols such as QUIC. This talk will discuss some of the recent changes to the core Internet protocols and discuss future challenges.

Olivier Bonaventure is Professor at UCLouvain where he leads the IP Networking Lab (https://inl.info.ucl.ac.be). Most of his research focuses on improving Internet protocols. His PhD students participated to the design and implemented several Internet protocols including LISP, Multipath TCP or IPv6 Segment Routing. He wrote the open-source Computer Networking : Principles, Protocols and Practice ebook that is used by various universities and co-founded the Tessares startup that creates innovative solutions based on Multipath TCP.