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The Pennines are often described as the ‘backbone of England’. These mountains and hills form an almost continuous chain stretching from the Peak District in Derbyshire to the Cheviot Hills on the England-Scotland border.
This area of the North Pennines was designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1988 for its moorland landscape. Then its impressive geological landscape was officially recognised in 2003 when the area became the country’s first European Geopark.
But this walk focuses on the area’s climate and weather. The hills generally receive more rain and snowfall than the surrounding areas and also experience stronger winds and colder temperatures.
The English climatologist and geographer, Gordon Valentine Manley, started collecting meteorological data here in 1932. He wrote: “I was attracted by the Northern Pennines, in particular around Crossfell, as the most extensive area of bleak uncompromising upland that England possesses”. On this walk we will find out more about Manley’s life and work and the climate and weather phenomena of these hills that he observed.
The walk is circular and is about 10 miles long. It starts in the small village of Knock then climbs on footpaths, including part of the Pennine Way, to the summit of Knock Fell. The route then traverses open moorland to the summit of Great Dun Fell. The descent back to Knock is on a tarmac road.
The route is steep and challenging, both on the ascent and descent, so it is recommended for more experienced walkers. Although the route follows marked footpaths, the cloud can descend quickly, even in summer, and limit visibility so always carry a map and compass. It can be very exposed and windy on top of the fells so take appropriate warm and waterproof clothing. Although Manley described this landscape as bleak, we hope you enjoy the walk!
Walk along the road through Knock in the direction of Dufton. At the end of the village the road makes a sharp turn to the right, signposted ‘Dufton’. Stop at this junction.
Gordon Valentine Manley was born in 1902 on the Isle of Man, but grew up in Blackburn, Lancashire. He began taking meteorological readings in the countryside around his home from the age of 12.
Later, during his studies at Cambridge University, he had a particular liking for geography.
There he also met Frank Debenham, who had been the geologist on the British Antarctic Expedition of 1910-13, under the command of Captain Robert Falcon Scott. Manley later acknowledged his debt to Debenham for “putting him on the polar track”.
In 1927 Manley became a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society and a year later he was appointed to establish geography as a degree subject at the University of Durham, where he remained until 1939.
His subsequent research clearly demonstrates a love for hills, mountains and snow, both in Britain and in the Polar Regions, as we shall discover.
Do not follow the road towards Dufton. Instead go left following the footpath sign through Town End Farm. Follow the track for about 250 metres until you reach a fork. Keep right and immediately afterwards is a stile on the right signposted ‘Public footpath, Dufton via back of Pike’. Stop here.
Manley was an avid walker and particularly enjoyed long walks at high altitude. He documented many of his walks in notebooks from his teenage years until at least 1952. While living in Durham, he regularly walked up the hills which now surround us, and, when snow cover would allow, also skied. Weather featured prominently in his walking notes, as this extract from 5th June 1929 shows.
“Left the car at G [Garrigill] and walked briskly up Cross Fell. Fair view, rather hazy distance – Criffel [a hill in southern Galloway, Scotland] very faintly. Warm sun, cool breeze.
Thence on Little & Great Dun Fells & Knock Fell, down to Moor House, after some consideration of plans. Reached Moor Ho. at 4.50 and had an excellent tea. Probably highest inhabited house in England. Thunder had been brewing but had passed to eastward; but it rained lightly west of our way back to Garrigill.
A year after this walk Manley married Audrey Fairfax Robinson who shared his love of hill walking. The couple’s holidays were often spent walking in Britain and Europe. Manley talked as he walked and has been described as a great conversationalist.
We hope that the weather is fair during your walk to allow you to enjoy the stunning views. If the weather is clear you should be able to see the radar station at the summit of Great Dun Fell to the north, which is our destination.
The distance to the next stop is about 1 kilometre and will take about 15 minutes. Go over the stile and follow the path. Keep right (over a stile) when the path forks. Continue over a number of stiles and a bridge over Swindale Beck, following Knock Gill (stream) on your right. Stop when you reach a ford and a footpath junction with the Pennine Way (over another stile).
Manley began taking observations in this area in January 1932. He set up a climatological station at Moor House, a gamekeeper’s cottage about three miles east of the summit of Great Dun Fell (it is marked on the route map).
The cottage was five miles from the nearest neighbours and located at 1,840 feet above sea level. Manley believed that it was the most remote house in England.
Although Moor House was remote, it was inhabited by the Armstrong family. Life was not easy for them. Manley’s notes tell of the Armstrong’s daughter who went to school every day at Garrigill (Tynehead), which was 5 ½ miles away, on her pony. In the winter of 1931 she was unable to go for about eight weeks due to the snow. He also writes of a blizzard at Christmas 1940 when a snow drift reached more than half way up the stairs inside the cottage!
The Armstrongs helped Manley with his meteorological measurements. When he was not there, they changed the instrument recording charts, read the rain gauge and made observational notes. Between 1932 and 1947 they wrote to him regularly, sending the recording charts from the station and commenting on recent weather conditions. Manley himself visited the station on a monthly basis for much of the period.
This letter mentions the region’s most famed atmospheric phenomenon – the Helm Wind – which we will hear more about in due course.
Turn left onto the Pennine Way and follow the path uphill for about 750 metres. Stop when you reach a 90 degree left turn over a small stream called Small Burn.
Although the high Pennine moors were far away from the battlefronts of the Second World War and less vulnerable to air attacks, the people of the Eden Valley were still affected by the war.
Penrith was on an important line of communication and in 1940 a number of bombs were dropped on the nearby villages of Stainmore and Musgrave by a German bomber returning from an air raid on Liverpool.
A paper on the Helm Wind that Manley presented to the Royal Meteorological Society in 1940 was even withheld from publication for reasons of national security.
Continue along the Pennine Way for about 500 metres until you reach a stile and a large wooden footbridge over Swindale Beck (stream). Stop here, enjoy the views.
The Armstrong’s letter that we heard earlier referred to the Helm Wind. Did you know that this is Britain’s only named wind? It has attracted scientific, lay and media attention over the years and was even featured on the BBC series Wild Weather in 2010.
The Helm Wind is an example of a ‘Foehn’ type wind, one that is typically dry and that acts down slope in the lee or downwind side of a mountain range.
During an occurrence of the Helm Wind, a heavy bank of cloud (the ‘Helm’ or ‘Helm Cloud’) rests along the Crossfell Range.
Meanwhile, three or four miles from the foot of the fells, a cigar-shaped, fierce, rolling cloud (known as the ‘Helm Bar’) forms. A strong, cold wind blows down the steep slope until it reaches the ‘Bar’ and suddenly ceases. Clear sky usually separates the two cloud banks.
The Helm is a true ‘local’ wind, because it is a product of the particular landscape and climatic conditions found here at Crossfell.
The name Helm probably comes from an Anglo-Saxon word for helmet because of the distinctive cloud formation that covers the summit whilst the wind blows. The Helm Wind is both feared and celebrated by locals. If you think you can see this cloud forming now, it may be wise to descend!
Cross the footbridge and follow the footpath up the hillside ahead to the information board which tells you more about Moor House-Upper Teesdale National Nature Reserve. Continue uphill, following the Pennine Way for about 750 metres, which is marked by yellow arrows to help you stay on the path. Stop when you reach a double cairn (pile of stones).
"On Thursday, the 19th, we had here a strong and gusty wind from the east, but it appears to have been much more stormy on the mountains. On this day William Atkinson, of Hartsop, with some others of his family, was on the fell among the turf of peats, and had with them a horse.
About noon the helm wind so so heavy that it carried up the peats high into the air in its whirling eddies, scattering them in all directions, the horse became terrified and set off at a gallop, rushing headllong down a precipitous rock, crag, or scar, and was killed dead on the spot."
It appears that the effects of the Helm Wind have changed little over the years. In a series of interviews with locals over 200 years later, people told stories of farm machinery being blown out of farmyards and sheep flying around like pieces of wool.
One resident who went out into his garden during the Helm quickly retreated indoors because Brussels sprouts were being blown off their stalks and ricocheting around the garden like green machine gun bullets!
Continue for about 500 metres along the Pennine Way. Stop when you are alongside Knock Hush (a fairly straight section of stream in a deep gully).
This gully and stream may look natural but it is actually manmade. Look carefully on the Ordnance Survey map and you will see that it is called Knock Hush.
‘Hushing’ was a method of mining. A flood or torrent of water was used to wash away the surface vegetation and soil and to reveal mineral veins. This technique was widespread in the lead mines across northern England from Elizabethan times onwards and ‘hush gullies’ like this one are visible in many places.
A number of the mines in this area kept weather observations, which used by Manley used subsequently in his studies of past climate conditions.
Mines were vulnerable to flooding during periods of heavy rainfall, and those working high on the moors often developed a general interest in the weather as they would have been frequently affected by the changeable conditions.
Staff at Ardle Head and Cashwell Mines submitted observations of the Helm Wind to the Royal Meteorological Society investigation of the wind in 1889.
Continue following the Pennine Way upwards for another kilometre. Stop when you reach Knock Old Man (a large cairn with a square base).
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This stone cairn is known as Knock Old Man. The chances are that now you have reached the top, you can feel the wind. However it is probably a normal wind; you would certainly know about it if it was the Helm Wind.
He correctly assumed the primary cause of the wind: as it blew from the east coast and rose upwards among the hills the air cooled. From the summit, it rushed down with great force into a lower and warmer region.
Continue following the Pennine Way for about 500 metres. Stop when you reach the summit cairn of Knock Fell. If the weather is clear you can enjoy views across to the Lake District in the west.
We have already heard some early descriptions of the Helm Wind From the 1830s published accounts of the Helm Wind appeared with greater frequency in historical and geographical guides for the counties of Cumberland and Westmorland.
In 1884, Reverend Joseph Brunskill read a paper on ‘The Helm Wind’ at a meeting of the Royal Meteorological Society. Like those before him, he also drew attention to the noise: a distinctive roar giving warning of the imminent winds.
Following this, the Society put a letter in the local Penrith newspapers asking for people’s records and observations of the Helm Wind. From the responses, 93 instances of the Helm were identified in the period 1871 to 1884. In a later survey, 23 observations were submitted of five Helms occurring between November 1885 and April 1888.
William Marriott, Assistant Secretary of the Royal Meteorological Society, also visited the area making “numerous inquiries at each of the villages as to the appearance of the Helm Cloud, the Helm Bar, the peculiarities of the wind, and its effects, &c.” He heard many stories about the wind and the havoc it caused.
Although there was no shortage of personal accounts, Marriott found it difficult to put them all together to form an accurate picture of the phenomenon of the Helm Wind. He did, however, make an attempt at drawing a diagram of the processes involved in the wind’s formation.
Continue along the Pennine Way for about 1 kilometre slightly downhill, across patchy moorland vegetation. There is a flagstone walkway to follow in places. If the weather is clear you are walking in almost a direct line towards the radar station. Stop when you reach a tarmac road and signpost.
During his first year of observations at Great Dun Fell, Manley found occurrences of the Helm Wind were tantalisingly few.
Several occurred when he was elsewhere or unable to travel across the Pennines from Durham. However, he presented a paper on his observations of the Helm at the Royal Meteorological Society in August 1940.
Throughout his career Manley not only reported his findings to learned societies and in academic journals but also through the mass media. Here is an extract from a radio interview he gave in February 1939.
That’s minus 2 degrees centigrade!
Continue to follow the Pennine Way along the road and then along a path, keeping to the right. Stop when you reach the radar station at the summit of Great Dun Fell.
We are now at the summit of Great Dun Fell. This is the second highest peak in the Pennines at 2,785 feet (or 849 metres) above sea level.
The highest peak, Cross Fell, is just 2 miles further north and you should be able to see it in the distance (weather permitting!). The views are mainly of wild moorland and other Pennine fells. On a clear day you will also see the Lakeland Fells to the south west.
The radar station at the summit of Great Dun Fell is a key part of the national air traffic control system for northern England and southern Scotland. It was constructed in 1948 and the Civil Aviation Authority continued Gordon Manley’s tradition of taking weather observations.
The ‘golf ball’ radome was added in the mid 1980s. The radome is a weatherproof enclosure that protects the radar antenna and conceals the antenna electronic equipment from public view. The Centre for Atmospheric Science at the University of Manchester also uses the station for research into the behaviour of clouds.
In the past other major research projects have used the station, for example investigating cloud aerosol interaction and cloud processing of aerosol.
Walk around the radar station and follow the road back on yourself. About 155 metres south-south-west of the summit and 14 metres below it is a small hollow which was the site of Manley’s hut. Stop when you have found this hollow.
As we heard earlier, Manley began his weather observations in this area in 1932 from a station at Moor House three miles east from here.
However, in 1937 he received a research grant and was able to establish a weather recording station close to the summit of Great Dun Fell. This is the former site of Manley’s weather station.
The wooden hut, which measured just 8 feet by 6 feet by 6 feet, was erected in a small hollow created by previous mining operations, where it would hopefully not blow over. It was also at the highest point of the escarpment where the Helm Wind was supposed to be most frequent.
The hut was equipped with two thermographs to measure temperature continuously, thermometers for temperature measurements on the days Manley visited the station, a barograph to measure pressure (similar to a barometer), and a portable cup anemometer to measure wind speed and direction.
In his years of measuring at Moor House, the extreme weather had interfered with the running of the station’s instruments. A letter from the Armstrongs noted that “The pen has been misbehaving itself again, I am saying the pen but it is the clock which stops, some days it is very bad to keep going.” Here too at the summit, Manley faced difficulties in keeping the instruments operational under the severe winter conditions at altitude.
Despite the difficulties, meteorological observations were kept for a period of three years from 1937 to 1939, including a continuous record of temperature. This was the first series of mountain observations to become available in England and remains the longest unbroken mountain record.
Follow the road downhill for about 750 metres along the road. Stop when you reach the junction with the Pennine Way.
Manley chose Great Dun Fell for his weather station for a mixture of reasons including “ease of access, remoteness and freedom from disturbance by passers-by”.
The ease of access was because there was a road most of the way up the mountain. This was an old mining road.
When the radar station was built, the old mine road was extended to the summit and surfaced. It is actually the highest road in Britain and, as Wainwight wrote, “the only one with a mountain top as its objective” as it does not continue past the summit.
Manley himself made around a hundred visits to the hut, generally driving over the Pennines to and from Durham. As we heard in the diary extract, he usually parked at Garrigill and walked the 6 miles to the hut, but from his notebooks we know that he sometimes walked up from Knock following the route we have taken today.
Manley often used skis for the final stage of his journey to the summit. It was sometimes quite an effort to reach the hut so it’s not surprising that Manley sometimes stayed overnight. The hut was equipped for camping and had cooking equipment and tools for clearing snow. He noted that it was also “admirably weatherproof”.
Begin your descent of Great Dun Fell following the road. Although this is a quiet private road, do watch out for vehicles. After about 750 metres there is a road which forks up to the right. The hillside up to the right is marked as ‘Green Castle’ on the OS map. Stop at this road junction.
After his observations at Great Dun Fell were complete, Manley began to work more and more on collecting, analysing and interpreting other people’s weather observations and climate records.
The most prominent early observer of the weather in this area was James Losh, a lawyer from Newcastle, who kept a daily weather diary between 1803 and 1833. He kept instrumental data and also noted the first appearance of wild and garden flowers in their seasons.
The Durham University Observatory also provided Manley with an important record from 1841. When Manley became Curator of the Observatory in 1931 he began work on standardising its long record of temperature, making historical measurements made with different instruments comparable with the measurements he was now recording on a daily basis.
Manley’s search for early climate records took him to many of the country’s archives and libraries from Exeter to Inverness and he acknowledged a debt to the generous assistance of archivists.
Continue following the road downhill for about 2 kilometres enjoying the views of the Eden Valley and Knock Pike (if the weather is clear). Stop where the road bends 90 degrees to the right and a footpath continues straight ahead (the area is marked as Knock Quarries (disused) on the OS map).
Have you noticed the poles alongside the road? Do you know what they are for? They are ‘snow poles’, designed to indicate the road's location when it is covered by snow.
The Crossfell area had a long history of snow observations, of which Manley was aware. George Smith wrote in 1747 that “there are some who affirm that it [snow cover] has continued sometimes for seven whole years together”.
From the 1940s, Manley published numerous papers on the subject of snow and ice in Britain. He was a member of the Association for the Study of Snow and Ice (founded 1936 and later the British Glaciological Society). Amateur observers sent in postcards with records of snow and sleet fall and Manley collected and analysed them. Nearby Garrigill was the location of one of the first of these reports.
Keep following the road downhill for a short distance. Look out for the sheepfold (pens for holding sheep) to the right of the road just before a cattle grid. Stop at the cattle grid.
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In recognition of his achievements in meteorology, Manley was elected President of the Royal Meteorological Society in 1945, a distinction he is said to have particularly prized.
Under his presidency he founded ‘Weather’, a monthly magazine aimed at making current developments in meteorology available to a wider public.
Manley published several articles in Weather and since his death, a number of pieces about him; his work and archives have appeared in the magazine. Manley also wrote for the Manchester Guardian. His first article, published in December 1945, was entitled ‘The wettest place’ and was about Seathwaite in the Lake District.
Another of his articles, published in August 1954, was rather optimistically-titled ‘The summer of 1954: not quite the worst’! Over an 18 year period, Manley wrote about half a dozen articles a year for the paper.
Meanwhile Manley’s book, ‘Climate and the British Scene’, published in 1952 is seen as one of his greatest contributions to British climatology. It was written in a popular, non-academic style and examines the role of the British climate in shaping the landscape and its people. By 1972 it had been reprinted five times.
Continue following the road downhill for about 1 ¼ km. Stop where the private road becomes a public road (where a gravel pit is marked on the map).
Through his study of early weather observers and their data, Manley gained a remarkable knowledge of early instruments and their use.
His greatest achievement was the successful synthesis of a vast number of temperature records into a single series of monthly averages for various sites in central England.
Manley first published his ‘Central England Temperature’ series in 1953 (covering the period 1698 to 1952), and updated and extended it in 1974 to cover 1659 to 1973.
The series has been maintained since Manley’s death, although there have been changes in the weather stations used, as some have closed or changed. Corrections have to be applied to more recent observations to take account of urbanisation, but the ‘CET’ series remains one of the longest and most widely used of its kind in the world as a statistically-useful indicator of changes of mean temperature.
Manley left Durham in 1939 and spent the next ten years at Cambridge University. In 1948 he moved to Bedford College (now Royal Holloway, University of London) as its first Professor of Geography, a time described by a friend as his happiest.
In 1964 Manley moved to a new position as Head of the Department of Environmental Sciences at the new University of Lancaster. He retired four years later and returned to Cambridge but remained actively engaged in research and writing.
Manley’s last visit to Moor House was in 1978. The area had been designated as a National Nature Reserve in 1952 and Moor House became a field centre run by the Nature Conservancy Council.
They continued to measure and monitor weather and climate. He spent three days at the field centre and began work on standardising his own Moor House observations with those taken by the Nature Conservancy Council.
Continue following the road downhill for about 2 kilometres passing the Knock Christian Centre on the left. When you reach a T-junction, turn left towards Knock village. Stop in the village.
As we make our way back to the start, we can reflect on the legacy of Gordon Manley, who passed away in 1980 at the age of 78.
Although he only conducted weather observations at Great Dun Fell between 1932 and 1939, the practice was continued by the Civil Aviation Authority and the National Air Traffic Service, and later by the Centre for Atmospheric Science at the University of Manchester and the Nature Conservancy Council.
Manley was a pioneer in collecting and compiling early weather records and using them to analyse climatic change over time. His work on temperature records in particular remains widely used. Although Manley was a scientist and an academic, he was very keen on making the science of weather and climate accessible to the general public through his newspaper and magazine articles, books and radio appearances.
Manley was also one in a long line of people who have observed and been fascinated by the unique Helm Wind of the Crossfell area. Its special clouds, unique noise and violent wind have long been noted. Manley compiled previous accounts and stationed himself at the best point of Great Dun Fell to experience it.
The little hut at the top of Great Dun Fell may not be where you would want to spend the night but Manley’s expertise, dedication and enthusiasm to observing weather phenomenon from here changed the subject of meteorology for ever.
The spectacular scenery of the North Pennines experiences some of the most extreme weather in England.
This walk follows the Pennine Way to the summit of Great Dun Fell, the second-highest hill in the Pennines. It tells the story of the Gordon Manley, the geographer who pioneered the collection of meteorological data.
Visit the site of one of his weather stations on the summit. Discover what he measured and why he kept returning to this unique landscape. Find out about Manley’s legacy in climate science and meteorological research.
This memorable walk also includes stories of sheep, socks, snow and spies, plus remarkable accounts of Britain’s only named wind.


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Signs with each of the Fernwood Cove Values hang in The Chick. These eight signs are a daily reminder of the values we strive to embody each day. The values and philosophy of Fernwood Cove are the foundation on which the camp community is built. Camp values are intertwined in almost all aspects of the camp day. Overnight summer camp provides the opportunity for campers and counselors to practice, model, and exemplify camp values for an extended time. Including the values of camp in our lives becomes habit. Soon there after, they simply become a part of who we are. The positive impact of camp and the unique opportunities it provides are things for which we must be thankful. In this, we most certainly know that Fernwood Cove Values include gratitude.
Without overnight camp in Maine we wouldn’t be who we are. Each day every member of the camp community gains a greater understanding of the camp values. Through this immersive learning environment, we all grow and develop into the best versions of ourselves. As we return home we know we have changed throughout our summer days in Maine. Our friends and family recognize these changes as well. Fernwood Cove campers, CITs, staff, and alumni demonstrate the Fernwood Cove Values in their daily lives without recognizing it. When something has a significant impact like we experience at Fernwood Cove how can we not be grateful?
Throughout the history of overnight summer camp parents have sought many of the same things for their children. Some of those consistencies include the opportunity to disconnect from fast-paced city life and to reconnect with nature. Overnight camp allows us to trim away the excess in life and focus on the basics. In today’s world that often means disconnecting with technology, living in cabins and tents without electricity, and spending our days in camp uniform. The focus on being in the outdoors and learning outdoor activities is common among summer camps throughout Maine and across the country. Summer camps were born in a time when life was much more simple than the life we live today. However, these traditional camp values were as important then as they are today.
Other camp values are based on innate behaviors that existed long before the idea of overnight camp. As with any social species, humans have an innate desire to connect with others and to belong. For over a century summer camps have welcomed campers from across the country and around the world to be a part of their camp community. The nature of camp fosters positive relationships that often lead to lifelong friendships among campers and counselors. In today’s diverse world many camps foster a sense of inclusion and an understanding of mutual respect. Specialty camps foster unique communities built upon given commonalities ranging from sports interests to chronic health concerns. Either way, campers across the country gain a sense of belonging and true connection while at camp.
The true success of camp isn’t in the smiling faces on Opening Day. Nor is it in the tear strewn faces on Departure Day. The success of camp is in our ability to empower Fernwood Cove girls to become the best versions of themselves. It is when they leave camp and maintain their Fernwood Cove values at home. At camp you’re a part of a supportive environment. Everyone encourages your growth based on common values and beliefs. Each person is supporting each other as they’re striving to learn and grow themselves. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for life outside of camp. When Fernwood Cove girls are able to stand up to the pressures of everyday life and maintain their camp values we know we have succeeded.
This success comes when former campers decide they want to work at camp so they can empower today’s girls. It also comes when alumni utilize their growth from camp in their college and job applications. Stories from Fernwood Cove alumni about how camp helped them navigate the crazy path of the college entrance process are truly amazing. We couldn’t be happier than when we hear from former staff members that the professional skills they developed while at camp have helped them land their first professional position. When the values of camp truly become a part of each individual the Fernwood Cove Directors are humbled and grateful. There are few jobs in the world that allow you to positively impact society’s younger generations. We are truly grateful to have the opportunity to help today’s Fernwood Cove campers, CITs, and staff become the best versions of themselves.
For many summer camp is a way of life. Something similar to having a vacation house or an annual family vacation. However, when we dig deeper we recognize that overnight camp is truly a gift. It is not something that everyone has the opportunity to be a part of. In a recent interview Fernwood Cove camper/CIT/counselor Katie Doyle spoke about the gift of camp and how we have to continue to utilize this gift to push ourselves to be at our best. For Katie, Fernwood Cove has given her the tools and inspiration to share the magic with others who haven’t experienced the gift of camp. To help them see the world through a different lens and help them become the best version of themselves.
As we head in to the holiday season it’s important for us to remember the gift of camp. We should share this gift with friends and family. And we should take a moment to reflect upon how grateful we are to have been given the gift of camp. This is also an amazing time as parents to share the gift of camp with your children- whether through re-enrolling for the coming summer. Or simply discussing the amazing gift that Fernwood Cove girls enjoy each summer. As we head in to the final weeks of 2018 it’s important to be grateful for the past year. It’s also important to be mindful of the year to come and how we can be grateful for camp each day.
Summer 2018 was a huge milestone for Fernwood Cove- our 20th Anniversary. The growth of Fernwood Cove has been truly extraordinary during those twenty years. We couldn’t have come as far as we have without the dedication and support of all of our alumni and current camp families. The 20 Year Women’s Weekend reunion at camp in August was an amazing reminder of how camp has impacted generations of girls. As we sat in The Chick for an impromptu Services on the Sunday we were all celebrating the impact of camp on each of us. We were celebrating Fernwood Cove values as well. Attendees and directors spoke of the magic of camp and how very thankful they were to be a part of the Fernwood Cove story. And how extraordinary it is for Fernwood Cove to be a part of their stories as well.
Download this Gratitude Coloring Sheet and take a moment to relax and reflect about the magic of camp. And what think about what you’re grateful for. And then take a moment to consider how you make the most of the gift of camp next year. As we head in to winter in Maine we are already eager to see Fernwood Cove girls returning to camp next summer. As you think about the magic of camp please consider sharing that magic with others. Whether it’s in referring new families to us or supporting the Fernwood Cove Foundation to provide scholarships for girls in need. Each person who joins us for overnight camp in Maine returns to the world better quipped to make the world a better place. And that is something we can all be grateful for.


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In English, “now” can mean: this second, today, this month, this year, this century, and so on. Sometimes, we use the Present Continuous Tense to say that we are in the process of doing a longer action which is in progress; however, we might not be doing it at this exact second.
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Green living is not a tough cookie to crack, specifically, as technology advances to bring forth green tech. In the old times, our ancestors had to burn wood or coal to heat up their vicinity and survive the cold winters. Their recklessness in the past is probably what is partly chipping in environmental consequences. For instance, 80% of the world’s forests have been lost to deforestation.
But, they didn’t have options such as a high efficiency furnace to curtail the environmental damage. Fortunately, we have numerous green alternatives including heating options that don’t tremendously impact the environment negatively. A case in point is a natural gas powered furnace that can be up to 95%-98% efficient. This translates into less greenhouse gas emissions and more energy efficiency meaning reduced utility bills.
At present, we are using roughly 50% greater natural resources than the planet can provide. Burning fossil fuels for energy and heating has resulted in the release of harmful gases that damage the environment. Ozone depletion and global warming are potential examples of the damage done.
With this background in place, it is critical to take any measures, no matter how small, to save the planet. Efficient furnace units contribute significantly to green living. A furnace that runs on natural gas emits 30% less carbon dioxide than an oil-powered furnace. Relative to heaters that use wood or coal, gas-operated furnaces release about half of the carbon dioxide released by the former.
What’s more is that highly efficient furnaces burn gas properly. In this case, the heating units produce no carbon monoxide, particulate matter, dissolved solids, or sulfur dioxide. Energy Star also reveals that toxic gas emissions can be reduced if 1 in 10 homes used such high efficiency cooling and heating equipment. In fact, such efforts can minimize pollution equivalent to the amount of taking off 1.3 million cars from the road.
Old machines are almost never environmentally-friendly. In fact, having an old furnace running in the backdrop pours cold water on your green living efforts. This is because efficiency standards for appliances have improved only now.
The effectiveness of a model is recognized by its annual fuel utilization efficiency (AFUE). This value determines how well a furnace converts fuel to heat. Old furnaces have an AFUE marker of roughly 60%, which means that 60% of the fuel turns to heat. The rest, 40%, is lost.
Pilot lights and the means to release exhaust gas in a chimney can potentially culminate in the heat loss. In contrast, new furnace models don’t exhibit such problems. These also have heat exchangers, which capture some exhaust heat and reuse it, leading to less loss and greater effectiveness.
If your furnace is not an old beast, then it might be a mid-efficiency furnace. This type of a heating unit is built similarly to an old one but it shares certain features of the latest models. For example, these have variable speed blowers and a dual heat exchanger that enhance its efficiency to a threshold of about 80%.
Consequently, if a high efficiency furnace is not on your budget cards for the time being, then you can survive with a mid-efficiency one. Just make sure that your heating system is regularly cleaned professionally such as from Acclaimed! Heating, Cooling & Furnace Cleaning. This will maintain its energy efficiency and help bring down your bills too. Hiring a good furnace repair company is another good way to save in the long run.
Installing energy-efficient appliances is a good way to mark down your utility bills in addition to saving the environment. Heating and cooling account for almost half of the energy bills. An excellent tip to save money in this sector is installing an effective heating unit.
Certain estimates indicate that you can save about 35%-45% in your gas bill. The heating system poses a high upfront cost. But, your investment pays off with an average of $12,000 saving in 25 years.
Furthermore, high-efficiency furnaces boast a built-in system that resists chemical buildup. It also gets rid of moisture in the heat exchanger. A high efficiency furnace exhibits an economical on-and-off cycling schedule too. Such factors contribute to a longer life, therefore, making your investment a worthy one.
Old furnaces work harder, which results in overheating and failure of multiple parts. Most furnaces require numerous repairs in the last two years of their lives. If you find it difficult to get your furnace’s parts, then it is another indication you should get a new unit.
Likewise, a yellow flame of the burner shows that it is producing more carbon monoxide. Not only is this gas poisonous for the environment but it poses serious health implications like carbon monoxide poisoning. Moreover, high utility bills and inappropriate heating are other hints.
An old furnace works longer to provide heating, which adds to your bill. Simply put, as a furnace’s lifetime nears expiry, it loses its efficiency which harms both your bills and the ecosystem.
On the other hand, a new highly efficient heating unit lessens energy bills. It also adds to converting your home into an energy-efficient haven. An EPA report outlines that such a house contributes to protecting biodiversity, minimizing waste streams, improving water and air quality, and conserving natural resources.
Summing up, a high efficiency furnace declines your ecological footprint, functions optimally, and saves money in the long haul. On the flip side, an old furnace isn’t very efficient, adding to the repair and utility bill expenditure. It comes with health risks too such as the high odds of carbon monoxide poisoning. Therefore, it is best to move to highly efficient heating units.
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The producer/musician Brian Eno once coined the term “scenius” to describe how good art is almost never made in a vacuum. Instead, it’s made in a healthy ecosystem where a bunch of interdependent people and ideas flow freely. Five decades ago, Inner Sanctum Records served as a crucial hub in Austin’s musical ecosystem. Started in 1970 by Joe Bryson, Inner Sanctum was one of the first independent record stores in Texas. It stocked the progressive country records that fueled the Armadillo World Headquarters’ hippie/redneck aesthetic. In the late ’70s, the store did the same for Austin’s burgeoning punk and New Wave scenes. While Willie Nelson, Jerry Jeff Walker, and ZZ Top grab the spotlight, community spaces like these are also integral to Austin history.
Coinciding with Record Store Day around the country, Inner Sanctum’s Joe Bryson is our guest DJ this week on My KUTX. He relives his own record store days with an hour of Inner Sanctum memories, from first blasting Pink Floyd in the store’s West Campus neighborhood to supporting up-and-coming world-conquerors like the Go-Gos. Hear Joe Bryson’s My KUTX on Saturday, April 13 at 6 p.m. or listen anytime at the bottom of the page.

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Upmarket Royal Dragon Vodka has been named official drinks partner of the London Club & Bar Awards 2015.
The brand, a “small batch” five-times distilled vodka, will be the main partner of this year’s London Club & Bar Awards held on 8 June at The Intercontinental Hotel, Park Lane.
Established 21 years ago, the event bring together club and bar owners, promoters, DJs, event organisers and venue managers at a glittering ceremony to recognise the best in the on-trade and nightlife industry.
The entries and winners from each category are based on decisions made by club goers and a committee panel involving national newspapers and media partners, and “key social connoisseurs”.
Guests will be served an array of drinks showcasing Royal Dragon Vodka, including an Imperial variant containing 23-carat Swiss gold leaves and flavoured bottlings such as Passion Fruit, Lychee, Chocolate, Watermelon and Green Apple.

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Extra wide brick single family home in the booming Bridgeport neighborhood with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, located on an oversize 53 X 125 lot. Spacious rooms and tons of natural light are provided throughout this 3,464 square feet home that is ready for your house warming party. Living room, dining room, kitchen and breakfast area are recently updated with NuCORE waterproof flooring. Step out your back door to a stone patio and a beautiful fenced in backyard that’s perfect for summer BBQ’S. The second level provides 4 bedrooms that includes a spectacular master suite with a large 16 X 8 walk-in closet. Huge master bathroom highlights a beautiful double vanity with a makeup counter, Jacuzzi tub and separate shower with multiple body sprays. Basement was completely remodeled in 2009 and boasts a recreation room, playroom, 2nd kitchen, full bathroom and a huge laundry/utility room. It can be easily converted for an in-law arrangement. Dual-zone efficient HVAC, 75 gallon hot water tank, 2.5 cars garage. Great location in the Guaranteed Rate Field neighborhood. Easy access to major highways 55/I-90.
Enormous living room space that streams tons of natural light throughout the day.
Recently updated with NuCORE waterproof flooring.
Breakfast area adjacent to the kitchen.
Spacious and bright family room with recessed lighting and carpet.
The family room is located next to the dining area, perfect for entertaining.
Huge dining area features a wood burning fireplace. Step out your back door to a stone patio perfect for summer BBQ’S.
The spacious kitchen provides plenty of space for a dining area or more cabinets, if desired.
Kitchen features stainless steel appliances and a built in desk.
Spectacular master suite with crown molding and a private balcony.
Master bedroom balcony provides a great space to enjoy your summer evenings.
Enter the huge master bathroom that boasts a gorgeous double vanity with a make-up counter, built in shelves and a wall to wall mirror.
Separate shower with multiple body sprays.
Master suite also features a huge (16 X 8) walk-in closet.
Large 2nd Bedroom with tons of natural light.
Updated 2nd floor full bathroom.
4th bedroom is perfect for guest room or office.
This spacious kitchen is located in the basement that was completely remodeled in 2009.
Stainless steel appliances, a breakfast bar and plenty of cabinet and counter space are featured in this kitchen.
Huge recreation room features nuetral tile throughout.
Completely remodeled full bathroom in the basement.
Beautiful fenced in backyard with a lot of green.

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Thanks for another excellent post. Fees re actively managed mutual funds another instance of investor abuse. Charles D. Ellis has long been a proponent of analyzing mutual fund by comparing incremental costs and incremental returns. I created a metric, the “Active Management Value Ratio” (AMVR), that allows investors and fiduciaries to perform a simple cost-benefit anaysis based on these incremental values. In most cases the cost of active management far exceeds the benefit, if any, of active management, often by as much as 300-400 percent.
I wanted to reblog this post as you look at your year-end brokerage statement. It is always important to perform a cost/benefit analysis regarding the investment advisory fees, commissions and loads , and other fees for additional services.

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Summary: Sixteen-year-old and not-so-openly gay Simon Spier prefers to save his drama for the school musical. But when an email falls into the wrong hands, his secret is at risk of being thrust into the spotlight. Now Simon is actually being blackmailed: if he doesn’t play wingman for class clown Martin, his sexual identity will become everyone’s business. Worse, the privacy of Blue, the pen name of the boy he’s been emailing, will be compromised.
Am so sorry it took me this long to finish this. Simply loved everything about this book and want my own copy.
I loved the whole emails back and forth I have a real soft part for it that made me look forward to them.Seeing them interact with each other and telling each other things they wouldn’t say to others. It went deep and the connection happened before they laid eyes on the other. The rest of the story was fun especially Simon’s interaction with his friends Nick, Abby, and Leah. The whole friendship was real for the fact that they hanged out, inside jokes, and fought among each other. Plus Simon’s family was a normal family that I loved. They were in there children’s lives and like most parents all in there business.
The relationship between Simon and Blue before and after was straight up cute. I was right about who Blue was an so glad that it wasn’t as obvious as it first appeared. Plus I think there fun together since there pretty much opposites personality wise.
One thing I really didn’t like is that at some points it seemed to cut off a bit. I still loved how the story progressed and was impressed. Plus I didn’t like that there was no clear air between Martin and Simon. When they were on the road to being friends a girl got in the way and ruined everything. So I would have liked that it was dissolved like all the other drama got resolved before the end.
Listening to the audio was a fun experience. Which made me smile and laugh during the six hours listening to it. Simon is in his head a lot and just straight up fun experience. Can’t wait for more of what this author has in store next.

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Star Wars Galaxies, the Star Wars MMO released in the wild, wooly pre-World of Warcraft days, was a beautiful, insanely ambitious disaster. It allowed its players to get as close a simulation of living in the Star Wars universe as the world has seen. You could be a bounty hunter, space trapper, space stylist, or even join a shittier version of Figrin D’an and the Modal Nodes, but only if you were prepared to put up with a whole heaping helping of jank.
Now, four years after Star Wars Galaxies shuttered its doors to players, and a decade after working on the game, former Galaxies creative director Raph Koster is opening up about the original vision for the game and how its troubled development led to the downfall of that vision. While all of Koster’s (lengthy) blog posts have been interesting, this post about the game’s Jedi is especially noteworthy. Jedi were seriously rare in Galaxies—what with it taking place in the original trilogy’s timeline and all—and Koster goes into detail about both turning that rarity into an asset, and how revealing the secret to becoming a Jedi killed the game. Read all of Koster’s ongoing blog here.

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Gleaning, You Should Do It!
This summer is proving to be fruitful. We've collected blue and pink berries from our garden, and when we go on neighborhood walks the produce is abundant! Most recently, my son and I were catching some local Eevee and we happened upon our local apple tree. It took me two years to figure out that kids weren't throwing apples at our yard, and they were actually falling and rolling downhill from this tree. This year I decided to make pie. I hate wasting food, and pie is a perfect solution for unwanted apples. They weren't sweet, but they were crisp, and I was happy with the results.
If you're my neighbor, reading this, please forgive me. You let your apples rot in your yard, and my children need sooo much food. Thank you! Dear readers, you can see above that I made an amazing caramel apple pie crumble. I would share the recipe, but I honestly combined information from Pinterest with information I already held in my heart. The best part of making this apple pie was using the new tool my wonderful husband bought me.
I can now core and peel apples in a hot second. I may not have a microwave or coffee maker, but gosh darn it, I can make recipes with apples in a jiffy. I sent the kids up the road to get the neglected apples, and also to gather our local weed. Blackberries!
My kids have already gathered what probably amounts to $10 of blackberries, or more. We froze some for smoothies, and they have been eating them none stop. These berries and apples would have hopefully been eaten by animals, but in reality I know they would have rotted on the vine. What a waste !?! We are fortunate enough to live in a place that grows natural foods we love. If no one is gathering them, shouldn't we? Shouldn't you? Don't let your local edible foods go bad. Grab them, eat them, make sure they don't go to waste.


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"LIfe is just a bowl of cherries" and your paintings make life even better! Thanks, Julian.
Just completed a wonderful workshop with Julian and Ruth and such a terrific group of painters. Julian has a delightful sense of humor - and both Julian and Ruth made us all feel so welcome!
Philip and Jude proprietors of La Madelene priory spoiled us rotten with fine wines and healthy French cuisine. It was all so perfect!
Julian is so good with his demos (think he did 10!
Glad he is feeling invigorated and painting such an outstanding bowl of cherries from the local cherrie trees.
I could go on and on; but, no more room!!!!!!!
Just wonderful to see you back posting.
They look like Montmorency's – are they? Sour cherries of some sort? And utterly beautiful and delicious. Thanks for such beauty and delight.
A scrump-delicious painting! And while I'm drooling over it, I'm throwing this wish out to the Universe (Hey, is anyone listening out there???: I live in Canada and belong to a wonderful group of 7 creative women. We've been meeting to gab and paint/craft for about 14 years. I just forwarded them your post and proposed that if any one of us wins BIG in the lottery, that we should all go together for a workshop at your beautiful corner of the world. Here's hoping, and meanwhile all the best with your upcoming endeavors. Always so nice to receive your posts.
Good to see your work again, Julian.
I've missed your paintings. This one is a beauty. We could not get enough of the delicious cherries from Mazan on our last visit. Thank you for bringing back that wonderful memory.
A magnificent little painting...those cherries look like jewels! Lovely to see your posts again!
Maar wie voor een dergelijk klein schilderijtje 400 $ wil geven, die moet toch gek zijn.
Maar ja, de klant is koning hé.
Stunning! I'm interested in what reds you used to achieve such great color.
Jill, just the usual as we use in the workshops, alizaron, cad red and perm. orange.


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Random Stuff: Upgrade Galaxy Nexus to Jelly Bean with fastboot on OS X.
Upgrade Galaxy Nexus to Jelly Bean with fastboot on OS X.
Great news for Galaxy Nexus owners that are still waiting for their Over The Air (OTA) update to Jelly Bean. Last week Google released Jelly Bean 4.1.1 factory images for most Nexus devices (no image for CDMA/LTE Galaxy Nexus yet). This is particularly useful for folks that didn't buy their GNex from Play Store (i.e. the yakju / takju variant) and have one of the regional/carrier variants (like yakjuxw, yakjuxs, yakjuux, yakjusc, yakjuzs, yakjudv, yakjukr and yakjujp), which will take even longer to get an OTA update.
The only requirements are: GSM version of Galaxy Nexus, factory image and fastboot utility in your PATH (I'll make a separate post on how to setup fastboot utility on Mac OS X).
First step is... backup your phone. The described procedure will wipe your device clean of all apps, settings and personal data, so do a thorough backup! You've been warned.
This creates a new directory yakju-jro03c with a few image files and the flash-all.sh script. Go to command line and change into this new directory.
Switch GNex into fastboot mode by shutting it down first, then holding: Volume Up + Volume Down + Power button. Your phone should show a green droid lying on his back with his chest plate open. From here you have a few basic options (Start, Restart bootloader, Recovery mode, Power off) that could be selected with volume keys and activated with power key.
Connect your phone to your Mac with USB cable.
The script will begin installing new bootloader, baseband firmware and operating system (once again all user data will be erased).
At this point Google recommends to lock the bootloader with fastboot oem lock command, but if you're planning to root your phone in the near future, leave it unlocked. Locking bootloader means your phone will be wiped next time you unlock it, so unless you planning to return your phone to the store - don't.


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Players will bring forth fire and dragons as they spin the reels on this new exciting slot game Wild Fury. Created by IGT the game is an action-packed adventure where each spin could conjure up huge jackpots, all you need to do is embrace the fury within. Wild Fury is a five-reel slot, but despite only having the ten paylines to land combinations of three or more symbols on, it comes with a plentiful array of bonuses. Before you can get the bonuses within, players must first spin the reels which will cost them a minimum of 10p but no more than £200. The wagering range is standard on this game on all devices including mobile and tablet versions of the game. What also remains the same is the potential jackpot waiting to be unlocked of 500x your stake in the base game and 14,250 in the bonus free spins round.
IGT is probably better known for the creation of online casino titles, but this is unfair. IGT has been producing hot slot content for years and has an excellent back catalogue of titles including Celtic Magic and All In.
IGT create slot titles both which are more traditional in style and ones that blow your mind with animations. Wild Fury is a neat mix of the two. The game is designed with a simple blue skin checked background behind the reels, however as you spin you are treated to flashes visual brilliance in the form of flames and flying dragons. The sound effects which accompany each spin are far less noteworthy. The blue colour continues onto the reels on which you will find a selection of different symbols. Firstly, there are the lower value gemstone symbols in varying colours. There is six of them in total. The higher value symbols are the blue and orange dragons, as well as the 7's in the same orange and blue colour.
Wild Fury on the surface seems like a basic slot game with a wild symbol and a free spins round. The truth is much different though. The wild symbol on this title is no ordinary wild and is stacked. This leads to lots of opportunities for it to complete winning combinations by substituting for symbols in combinations.
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Wild Fury is a very enjoyable slot game which has a basic style design but comes with great visuals and animations. The surface this slot game just has a wild and a free spins round, however, it is much more than a normal version of either. The free spins in particular with its guaranteed win offers a twist that people will really enjoy.


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I am a professor of physics and the current chair of the Department of Physics, University of Wisconsin.
My research work is conducted with the UW High Energy Physics group, on the CMS experiment at the CERN laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland and the LZ experiment in South Dakota. My scientific interest is in the study of elementary particles, to probe unresolved questions about the current standard theory of matter and energy, and enable an even deeper level of knowledge about fundamental interactions in nature.
The physics adventure of CMS continues after the discovery of the long sought Higgs boson, in which my group played an important role. The study of highest energy collisions protons created using LHC will thoroughly map out the Standard Model of particle physics, including detailed study of the properties of the Higgs boson. With the LHC resuming data taking in 2015 at unprecedented 13 TeV center of mass energy, the focus is on search for new physics processes, including search for an elementary particle candidate that can explain the dark matter, which makes up the bulk of our Universe.
The LZ experiment is in design phase and will be installed in a deep mine in South Dakota. This liquid Xenon time-projection chamber will search for very weak signatures of dark matter interactions with Xenon atoms.
In the previous decade, I worked on the BaBar experiment at the SLAC laboratory in Stanford, California, where we studied short lived particles called B-mesons that were produced profusely in electron-positron collisions at the SLAC B-Factory. Our measurements there resulted in detailed understanding of asymmetries between matter and antimatter behavior and placed strict limits on the level of new physics contributions to flavor physics.
Further in the past, I participated in ZEUS and SLAC fixed target experiments, which measured proton structure and other strong interaction physics, and in SLD experiment which made precision measurements of the Standard Model parameters.
My day-to-day work involves teaching, supervision of students, postdocs and staff, physics data analysis, large scale computating systems design and operation, low and high level trigger algorithm development, detector simulations and trigger electronics design, and lately administration duties of the physics department. In addition to the work at the CMS experiment in Geneva, my group operates a large computing center, UW Tier-2, in Madison for the benefit of CMS physics community.
My family includes: Girija Mittagunta, Anjana Dasu and Govinda Dasu . My parents are: Vimala Dasu, and Damodara Dasu .
My father’s popular website of karnatic music translations, SangeetaSudha, and its corresponding mobile application developed by my son, Govinda Dasu, and his company, are available for download: iOS, and Android.

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text: Showings start Monday April 4th. Offers as received. ** This stunning Bungalow situated on an almost two acre lot features everything you need to escape the city and settle into comfortable country living. As you drive onto the property you are greeted by a private deck that leads to the main entrance to the home. Inside you'll find gleaming hardwood floors that carry you through to the beautiful white kitchen equipped with loads of counter space, butcher block counter tops, and an open concept layout that is sure to impress. This home also feature a spacious living and dinning are with many large windows and a wood burning fireplace. Through the kitchen and past the laundry room you'll see the sunroom, a bright and spacious room that is loaded with large windows and is a perfect area for entertaining, or just relaxing after a long day. Add all that in with three spacious bedroom, a large gazebo, two back yard sheds and a double garage and you have everything you need to escape the city in style.


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The services core was originally clad with around 14 million one centimetre square grey tessarae which, due to a lack of expansion joints and adhesion failure had begun to fall off.
The exterior is of glass, aluminium and black enamelled steel.
The interior was designed by Sir Misha Black, co-founder of the Design Research Unit.
The tower was heavily influenced by skyscraper architecture in America (particularly the Inland Steel Building in Chicago).
Completed in 2006, the services tower was clad with 7,244 80 Watt photovoltaic modules.
The building has Europe's largest commercial solar façade and is one of Britain's largest solar power systems.
CIS Solar Tower was activated by Prime Minister Tony Blair.


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From 'Gundam Build Divers', RX - Zero Maru' s armored reinforcement specification is three - dimensionalized.
Psycho frame is reproduced in the green, and it is the aircraft that imaged the awakening Unicorn Gundam.
Reproduction of real form and combinations of arms are also possible.


text: The Wattpad app for the iPad and iPhone has been updated for the International iPad launch. Wattpad is a community of readers and writers that share their work and give feedback in a social media setting. Wattpad has over 100,000 free ebooks available for download.


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Drawing on over 25 years of experience, Conversio Health offers a unique and comprehensive approach to patient care. Our innovative program is proactive, aimed at the prevention of emergency room visits and unnecessary hospitalizations before they happen.
The company intends to use the funds to grow relationships with partners including health plans, employers and government agencies.

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Bath Rugby are ready to "unleash" Jacques van Rooyen in the West Country derby against Gloucester.
The Cherry and Whites come to the Rec on Saturday (4.30pm) looking to make it two wins from two in the Gallagher Premiership and compound their hosts' round-one defeat at Bristol Bears.
With Beno Obano out for most of the season following knee surgery, van Rooyen has been brought in from South Africa's top Super Rugby franchise, the Lions.
He has the ability to play on both sides of the scrum but is primarily a loosehead and expected to take a bench spot for the first home league game of the season.
Bath could choose to blood him for United down at Exeter Braves on Monday night in the Premiership Rugby Shield, but director of rugby Todd Blackadder can't resist exposing him to a fiery derby at the Rec.
"We're pretty keen to get him into the mix," he said. "He is ready to go, that man, so he is ready to be unleashed in some capacity. He's one big lump of a man.
"I love him because he's come in, he hasn't complained and he's up to speed with all of our systems now. He's fully training and looks like he's in the right places, so he's really clear on his roles."
Blackadder likes the straightforward nature of the 31-year-old, who impressed in Super Rugby this summer with his powerful scrummaging and hard, straight carrying.
"He's simple, he's basic and he's going to help our lineout drives I can assure you of that," the DoR added.
After starting the Super Rugby final on August 4, which the Lions lost 37-18 to Blackadder's old club Crusaders, van Rooyen had a couple of weeks off followed by two weeks of training at his new club.
His new boss added: "Jacques has had a reasonable break and with South Africa being the same time zone it helps. He's had two weeks' of running around and been immersed within our culture and training.
"When he taps you on the shoulder and says he's ready, I'm going to make the assumption he's absolutely ready to go. He's hungry."

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The Acel Moore High School Journalism Workshop is an annual project sponsored by Philadelphia Media Network. The hands-on program seeks to introduce Philadelphia-area high school students to the fields of print and digital journalism.
With an assist from staff volunteers, participants then help to write, edit and produce the student newspaper, First Take. Students’ stories also appear on the workshop’s website, which is linked to Philly.com.
Named for its founder, Acel Moore, a former editor and columnist at The Inquirer and a co-founder of the National Association of Black Journalists, the program offers three $1,000 college scholarships to the top three students who plan to pursue a career in print or digital journalism.
Four weekends: Feb. 2, 9, 16, and 23, 2019.
at 801 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA 19107.


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hey mate you have to cut old wastegate off bracket and drill a couple of holes in it to mount turbosmart actuator. fairly straight forward job.
Hi mate i know this was over a year ago are the injectors still for sale?
Strut tower cap popped off??
I had nolathane did the same thing just put rubber ones back in.
Berlina Lower Radius Arm Bushes!!
Take out the bolt on the inside lower control arm bolt on the crossmember should give you enough play. If not you will have to remove ball joint.
box and converter sold. B&M quicksilver shifter still for sale $100.
also interested in this seems like a good sleeper option and fairly straight forward to install.
What size housings on 3540 and would this turbo still ok with low stall most guys seem to be running 3000-3500 stall. What bout3076.
hey guys after some opinions on a possible turbo upgrade. I have done a search but couldn't find exactly what I was after.
Parting project Original Calais Turbo Manual Rolling Shell, A8 motor + Bolt-ons.
Could be a bad earth on your stereo try turning it off and see if it still hapens.
I'm also having this problem. Has progressively got worse. Using Windows 7 on my laptop but works fine on work computer. Super annoying hope it can get fixed soon.

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Its our third day here and it still feels like a dream. I can’t begin to explain the excitement and relief of getting off the plane on Wednesday and finally being in the Maldives. We had five friendly, smiling faces that greeted us with a homemade sign “Welcome UCSC Volunteers” after we passed through immigration. We then sat down at a small restaurant and were able to talk and get to know the Maldivian volunteers that would be joining us for the project. And honestly, after five minutes they had the whole group of us, bellies-up, laughing – Joseph (or Piggy as he goes by), Dan, Shah, Rash, and Aymanu. Five people who we had never met before, have lived on opposite sides of the world from, and who live in such a culturally different place – yet there was such a prevalent, unspoken connection between us, as well as an extraordinary level of kindness that they displayed.
We then took a boat from the island that the airport was on to Male, where we would be spending the night. It is apparently one of the most densely populated cities in the world (it holds around 1/3 of the entire country’s population), and everyone rides around on motorcycles (which I think is awesome). We set off for Landaa Giraaavaru in the morning, which took us about two and a half hours by boat to get to. The ride, though, was an experience in itself. You really got a feel for the distances that exist between the islands. Some look as if they are just a hop, skip, and a jump away from each other, while most of them are not visible from each other and are miles apart.
That day we got a chance to rest and recover from our 37-hour travel, which was definitely much needed. There is a small, but beautiful beach just outside the staff living quarters. This is where we all as a group took our first swim in the waters that I had been dreaming about for the past five months. And the dreams were meager compared to the feeling of the sand between my toes and the view of the turquoise water that stretches for miles on end.

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