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Cost to Attend Williams College
Massachusetts Colleges
2020 CollegeCalc Best Value Colleges - 42nd
CollegeCalc Highest List Price Rank - 13th
Tuition for Williams College is $53,240 for the 2018/2019 academic year. This is 94% more expensive than the national average private non-profit four year college tuition of $28,471. Williams College is one of the 100 most expensive colleges in the America, coming in 13th on our Expensive 100 Ranking. The cost is 68% more expensive than the average Massachusetts tuition of $32,758 for 4 year colleges. Tuition ranks 80th in Massachusetts amongst 4 year colleges for affordability and is the 3rd most expensive 4 year college in the state. Price does not vary by residence.
On campus room and board is provided by the school at a cost of $14,150 per academic year. Students electing to live off campus elsewhere in Williamstown should budget at least this amount.
The estimated annual cost for books and supplies is $800.
The annual tuition and living expense budget to go to Williams was $70,650 for the 2018/2019 academic year. The cost is the same for all students regardless of Massachusetts residence status as there is no in-state discount.
Citation: Price data from the U.S. Department of Education's 2018-2019 and 2017-2018 IPEDS survey response for Williams College and represent reported costs for the 2016-2017 and 2015-2016 academic years.
Costs and Tuition for Williams College
Massachusetts Resident Total Budget $70,650
Books and Supplies $800
at Williams College
The net out-of-pocket total cost you end up paying or financing though student loans is known as the net price. The reported Williams net price for in-state students is $20,315* for the 2014/2015 academic year. This net price includes housing and meal expenses.
49% of Williams College students received grant aid in 2014/2015. The average total aid amount was $41,535. 17 percent of students received aid in the form of Pell Grants from the U.S. Federal Government. The average Pell Grant awarded for 2014/2015 was $4,567. To apply for a Pell Grant to attend Williams College, the first step is to fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Net Price and Financial Aid for Williams College
$0 to $30,000 $3,127
Money granted to you by the U.S. Department of Education, Williams College or other organizations. These are not loans and do not need to be repaid.
To make a comparative assessment if Williams is worth the price, measures of it's relative value for tuition dollar can be examined. We've calculated an academic national percentile rating of 97/100 for Williams College. Considering an average net price paid of $16,493, this leads to an overall value ranking of 79/100. This places the school 42nd on our national Best Value Colleges ranking as a provider of a very high value education compared to actual overall price paid.
Cost vs. Williams College
Amherst College 0.4% more expensive
Dartmouth College 3.3% less expensive
Middlebury College 2.2% less expensive
Yale University 3.5% less expensive
When considering ability to pay for college, the annual cost is often discussed but it's the "all in" multi-year degree cost which matters in the end. Let's take a look at what it could really cost for four years at Williams College.
At the current published rates, an estimated total tuition, fees and living expense price for a 4 year bachelor's degree at Williams is $282,600 for students graduating in normal time. This methodology for estimating the 4 year cost is a straight multiple of the most recent reported annual total cost and does not factor in tuition increases during the time you're in school. It also assumes you receive no grant or scholarship aid and pay the full list price.
Some schools offer the ability to take single classes by paying on a per credit hour basis. The reported price per credit hour and estimated cost for one class at Williams College are as follows. Per credit costs are for reference only as many schools will not allow students to pay by credit hour.
Cost per credit hour and per class at Williams College
The second consideration after understanding the cost of college is determining how to finance it. Some students are fortunate enough to have some form of family financial assistance, but student loans end up financing a significant portion of higher education in the U.S. 23% of Williams College students receive U.S. Federal Student Loans with an average annual Federal Loan aid amount of $4,418. The reported average student debt upon graduation is $12,749.
How much are student loan payments for Williams College? Obviously this varies based on a number of factors - offsetting financial aid you receive, percentage of fee you pay upfront while enrolled and the interest rate on your loans. We've modeled a sample student loan based on current Stafford loan rates to give you an approximate idea.
The following are the costs for a loan if you borrowed $65,972, 100% of the estimated average net price for a four year program and paid nothing while enrolled. The total of all payments including interest would sum $81,856.12. This could be your effective total out of pocket cost of an education at Williams College. Note that this calculation assumes you don't pay full list price tuition, are part of the reported 49% of students at this school who receive financial aid and you are paying an average annual net price of $16,493. If you do not financially qualify for a reduced net price, your student loan payments could be significantly higher than this example. Use our Williams College student loan calculator below to change loan assumptions and recalculate.
Williams College Student Loan Payments
Can I afford to attend Williams? In the end, the answer comes down a determination if you will earn enough to comfortably pay back a student loan with your post graduation salary. This is an extremely important point to consider. In order to afford student loan payments and still meet all your other costs of living, it is recommended not to borrow more than you can pay back using 10% of your monthly income earned after graduation. If you're considering attending Williams College, you need to carefully consider if it will be realistic to make the post graduation loan payments based on your expected salary.
What will it cost to send your child to Williams College in the future? In the past four years, this school's published in-state tuition and fee total rose from $44,660 to $53,240. This amounts to an average annual price increase of 3.8%. Nationally, university tuition prices are rising around 5% per year. Looking out five, ten, fifteen or eighteen years, these are CollegeCalc's estimates how much you could expect to pay for a 4 year degree assuming tuition increases at the national average rate. Estimated future prices are based on the current 4 year cost of $282,600.00. Use the college savings plan calculator below to perform a more comprehensive analysis on future costs and how much you will need to save for Williams College.
Tuition History
What was tuition at Williams five, ten, fifteen or twenty years ago? Hop into our time machine and take a look. Pay attention to how aggressive the school has been with price increases in the past as it provides indication as to how the school may raise tuition in the next few years. Historical tuition and fees for all available data years back to 1987 follows.
2012 $42,938 4.2%
2001 $24,740 0%
1990 $14,325 10.3%
1987 $10,850
We've compared the out of state cost of the most popular undergraduate areas of study at Williams College to the national average for all other colleges offering the same major. Use this comparison to determine particular programs where this school offers value relative to other colleges.
Mathematics, General Bachelor's Degree 23 72% costlier
Psychology, General Bachelor's Degree 21 75% costlier
History, General Bachelor's Degree 15 73% costlier
American/United States Studies/Civilization Bachelor's Degree 12 36% costlier
Anthropology Bachelor's Degree 10 56% costlier
Sociology Bachelor's Degree 5 72% costlier
Biology/Biological Sciences, General Bachelor's Degree 5 75% costlier
Social Sciences, Other Bachelor's Degree 4 50% costlier
English Language and Literature, General Bachelor's Degree 4 76% costlier
Astronomy Bachelor's Degree 3 36% costlier
Comparative Literature Bachelor's Degree 3 27% costlier
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other Bachelor's Degree 3 69% costlier
Religion/Religious Studies Bachelor's Degree 2 49% costlier
Near and Middle Eastern Studies Bachelor's Degree 2 18% costlier
Spanish Language and Literature Bachelor's Degree 1 64% costlier
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About Williams College
Williams College is a four year private college located in Williamstown, Massachusetts. Full time enrollment is 2,115 and part time is 35. Learn more about getting accepted at Williams College at CollegeSimply.
http://www.williams.edu
Williams College is a private not for profit institution.
Williams College cost and financial aid data source: U.S. Department of Education https://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator/?id=168342 IPEDS survey data.
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The Ring Video Doorbell 3 Plus, as well as being a mouthful to say, represents an entirely new model in the Video Doorbell collection. Exclusive to the third-generation of Ring Video Doorbells, the Doorbell 3 Plus sits comfortably between the standard Doorbell 3 and the high-end Doorbell Pro, offering a familiar design with a key feature to help it stand out from the crowd.
While it might not offer continuous recording like some hardwired alternatives, Ring's Pre-Roll technology allows Ring users to see video from before an alert was triggered for the first time. Is it worth the extra £20/$30, or should you go for the standard Doorbell 3? Carry on reading to find out.
It's a familiar product
Looking at the Ring Video Doorbell 3 Plus, it's not immediately apparent what's new – and that's because, in terms of design, not a lot has changed. You'll still find a single front-facing camera mounted above the LED-encircled doorbell button and a choice of two faceplates, Satin Nickel or Venetian Bronze. That's not really a bad thing, as the Ring Doorbell 3 remains sleek and not nearly as techy-looking as some alternatives.
More importantly, it also means that you can upgrade from an older-generation Ring Doorbell to the Doorbell 3 Plus without having to remove the mount screwed to your wall. Handy, right?
There are a handful of design changes to note, with the most obvious being the inclusion of a string of sensors beneath the camera to improve motion detection – more on that later. There's also a slightly redesigned faceplate, making it easier to take off when you need to recharge the battery, but it's not something I immediately noticed upon setup.
While I won't go into the step-by-step of setup here, I can say that it was an easy to follow process complete with a comprehensive library of video tutorials for every kind of configuration. Even if you're not a DIY expert, it'll take no more than a few minutes (and possibly a drill) to install and set up.
That familiarity extends to some of the hardware on offer; the Doorbell 3 Plus features 1080p HDR-enabled video feedback, night vision, motion detection (with customisable motion zones), smartphone alerts for both motion and doorbell alerts and the ability to chat with visitors via the Ring app, just like the Doorbell 2.
There may not be a change in camera specs, but that's not really a downside, with both the Ring Doorbell 2 and 3 Plus capturing equally detailed video during bright sunny days and dark nights. You can see a sample captured on the Doorbell 3 Plus below.
With so many similarities, what is new about the Ring Video Doorbell 3 Plus? It boils down to four new key features: improved close range motion detection, Pre-Roll technology, person alerts, otherwise known as People Only Mode, and improved Wi-Fi connectivity.
Fixing the problem of false motion alerts
Any Ring Doorbell owner will know of the pain that comes with false motion alerts caused by trees blowing in the wind or passing pedestrians on the street. Ring has always included customisable Motion Zones that can tell the camera to disregard motion in a particular area, but it has always been hit-and-miss – especially for me and my tiny front garden on a busy London street.
The Doorbell 3 Plus features hardware-backed close range motion detection designed to pick up movement from between 1.5m and 4.5m away to negate some of these false alerts. There's a noticeable improvement in the number of false motion notifications, that's for sure, but I can't say it has completely stopped them.
Again, it's worth stressing that I have a small front garden with the door less than 2m away from the road, and I'm confident that it'll perform well if you've got a bit more space available, but I still received consistent motion alerts from people walking by my house despite having the motion sensors on the lowest setting. It has stopped the majority of false alerts from passing cars and trees rustling in the wind a little further away though, I will say that.
That close-range motion detection is paired with Ring's new People Only Mode in a bid to further reduce false motion alerts, although at a cost to overall battery life and a slight delay in confirmed motion alerts, so it's not the ideal solution for those that use the removable battery to power the doorbell. The reason for the delay is that due to the fact the detection is done remotely, taking a few seconds to bounce to Ring's servers, confirm that there's a person and then alert you.
The notifications are slightly creepier too – I'll never get used to the "There is a Person at your Door" notifications at 3am as someone strolls by.
But, if you do find your doorbell constantly picks up non-human motion and you've got the doorbell hardwired to your power supply, it is a handy feature that does get it right the majority of the time. It's not a feature exclusive to the Doorbell 3 Plus, with some legacy products able to access the feature via Ring Protect, but it has the potential to dramatically decrease false notifications when paired with the doorbell's new close-range motion detection.
Pre-Roll, Ring's answer to constant recording
It's when motion is detected that one of the main new features of the Ring Doorbell 3 Plus becomes apparent. While Ring Doorbells – in either hardwired or battery form – don't offer any form of continuous recording, Pre-Roll is a half-way house, recording up to four seconds of video from before motion was detected to give you a better idea of what's going on – ideal in the case of potential theft or any other crime.
The nature of pre-roll means that your doorbell is always recording, and that can quickly have a negative effect on overall battery life. Ring gets around this potential by recording in low-res and in black and white, with middling results. The end result isn't quite as clear or smooth as what's captured by the main camera once the motion has been detected, but it does come in handy.
Whenever you look at an event via the Ring app, be it a doorbell ring or motion, you'll be able to see the pre-roll video play in picture-in-picture style alongside the main video stream. You can then tap the pre-roll clip to expand and get a better look at what's going on if needed. The only real downside to the tech is that it doesn't work at night, arguably when it'd be needed most.
Upgraded Wi-Fi capabilities
While previous Ring doorbells were limited to 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, the latest Doorbell features support for both 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi, translating to an all-round snappier experience when it comes to accessing your camera's live stream. I'd often be waiting 5+ seconds for my Doorbell 2 to establish a connection over 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, but the same can't be said for the Doorbell 3 Plus, usually connecting within a second or two of tapping a Ring notification, although I must admit I was using the new Chime Pro as an intermediary between the doorbell and my router.
The redesigned Ring Chime Pro is designed for use with the Ring Doorbell 3 Plus, featuring the same dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi support along with the ability to notify people about doorbell and motion alerts, just like a standard doorbell chime would. There's also a built-in night light this time around, adding a little bit of extra value to the £49 accessory compared to previous generations, and it'll automatically pair with the Ring Doorbell 3 Plus too.
It's a must-have if your router isn't near the doorbell, as a fast and stable connection is required for optimal performance. The Chime Pro essentially acts as a middleman between your doorbell and your router, extending the wireless range beyond that of your Wi-Fi router. It's worth noting that the extended Wi-Fi connection is for Ring devices only – you can't use it to connect to an iPhone or iPad, for example.
At £199/$229, the Video Doorbell 3 Plus costs £20/$30 more than the standard Ring Video Doorbell 3, but with the valuable addition of Pre-Roll technology, I'd argue that it's worth the extra cash. That price puts it firmly in the high-end of the smart doorbell market, competing against the likes of the £229 Nest Hello, which offers constant video recording, but it's worth noting that Ring is one of few smart doorbell companies to offer the option of using a removable battery. Nest, and the like, require a hardwire connection to function.
It's available directly from Ring, along with retailers like Amazon and Currys in the UK and Best Buy in the US.
As well as the upfront cost, you'll also need to subscribe to Ring Protect to get the most out of the video recording capabilities of the Doorbell 3 Plus. Without Ring's optional monthly subscription, you'll only be able to view events that are happening in real-time – not very helpful if you were alerted to motion five minutes prior and missed it.
At £2.49/$3 per device per month it's admittedly not the most expensive subscription on the market, and comes with other security-focused features that tie your various Ring devices together to make it worth the monthly fee.
For more doorbell inspiration, take a look at our selection of the best smart doorbells.
If you're on the market for a smart doorbell, the Ring Video Doorbell 3 Plus is certainly worth considering. Overall, it offers great video quality, a well-designed app, and the Pre-Roll feature is handy enough to recommend it over the standard Doorbell 3. The upgraded sensors and features that reduce the number of false motion notifications are a welcome addition too, although the performance will very much depend on the environment outside your front door.
With that being said, there aren't real upgrades in terms of camera quality, design or battery life, so it's not what I'd call a must-have upgrade if you've already got a Doorbell 2.
Ring Video Doorbell 3 Plus: Specs
1080p 160-degree video with Live View, Night Vision and Pre-Roll technology
Adjustable Motion Zones
Near Motion Zone
Two-way audio with noise reduction
Hardwired or battery-powered (6 month claimed battery life)
Dual-Band Wi-Fi (2.4GHz & 5GHz)
Available in Satin Nickel and Venetian Bronze
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PENTICTON VEES co-captain Patrick Sexton tells former teammate and Vernon Viper forward Liam Finlay (21) that he was glad to see he was OK and back playing after he knocked Finlay out with a hit in Game 2 of the series. Sexton scored the winner in a 2-0 Vees win over the Vipers Sunday night in Game 7 of the BCHL Interior Division Final at the South Okanagan Events Centre.
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Patrick Sexton nets winner for Vees to clinch the Interior Division Final in Game 7
Emanuel Sequeira
Mar. 22, 2015 8:00 p.m.
The biggest goal of Patrick Sexton's career gave the Penticton Vees the BCHL's Interior Division championship (Ryan Hatfield Memorial Trophy) Sunday night before 3,203 fans at the South Okanagan Events Centre.
Sexton, a bruising defenceman who scored once during the regular season, had his shot hit a stick, flip into the air and beat Vipers goalie Danny Todosychuk glove side at 17:07 for a 1-0 lead. The play started when Tyson Jost won a face-off in the Vipers zone.
"Me and Fabbs (Dante Fabbro) talked before the draw, we just wanted to get the puck to the net," said Vees co-captain Sexton, named the game's first star. "I think it bounced off a skate. At this point I don't really care, they all count. It's a little sweet revenge for last year.
In his 301st junior game, Co-Captain @PSexton94 scored GWG. his 1st goal since December 19th. Dad Randy in attendance. What a story #BCHL
— Fraser Rodgers (@VeesVoice) March 23, 2015
"When I saw it flutter in, I didn't even know, I just looked across and Fabbro had his hands up in the air," said Sexton. "I just started yelling. I just started hugging my teammates."
In the last 10 minutes of the third period with the match still scoreless, Vees fans did their part to give the home team a lift chanting "Go Vees Go." That support didn't go unnoticed.
"By far the loudest I have ever heard this building," said Sexton. "It was awesome. They are unbelievable. Anytime they are making noise, the 'Go Vees Go' chant, those cowbells, we hear that stuff. That definitely gives us a boost."
The Vees withstood pressure by the Vipers for the last 2:30 of the third period. Matthew Serratore put the dagger in the Vipers with an empty net goal at 19:56 in Game 7.
"Their season is on the line. You give them credit, they didn't roll over and die," said Sexton. "That's why we got the best goalie in the league. Miska stood tall. Did a great job fighting through traffic to find pucks. Not giving up rebounds. Guys did a great job of staying in lanes, trying to limit the shots getting through."
Miska turned aside 27 shots for the shut out and was named the second star, while Todosychuk made 28 saves that earned the third star. Both teams weren't able to capitalize on the powerplay with the Vees going 0-for-3 and the Vipers 0-for-2.
Former Vee Liam Finlay, who was dealt for Dakota Conroy earlier this season, said it was an intense game. He was hugged by nearly every Vee in the handshake.
"I felt we played a heck of a game and battled all night," said the teary-eyed Finlay. "We just didn't get the bounce we wanted. To lose the way we did, it was extremely tough. We have a great group of guys here. It really sucks coming up with the loss."
So much respect for Vernon, what a series #lovemyboys #interiordivisionchamps
— Miles Gendron (@mgendron10) March 23, 2015
The Vipers had their chances to win. In the third period, Liam Coughlin broke in on Miska and put a backhand shot just wide of the net with Miska sprawled out. Later on Miska came up with another big right pad save to stone the Vipers.
"We're proud of them," said Vipers coach-general manager Mark Ferner. "They did everything that we asked them to do in this game. I told them sometimes the game can be cruel. We lose a draw, we go do what we're supposed to do and block it. It's just one of those things. We had one of them ourselves (Game 5). This game could have gone either way. We had some great opportunities. It just wasn't meant to be."
"They have been a bit of a thorn in our side," said Vees coach-GM Fred Harbinson. "It seems like, you know last year to the day, we lose in overtime after giving up a 3-1 lead. All of a sudden the other night (Saturday, a 5-1 win in Vernon), we're playing great and we didn't sit back. We played our butts off. They are a hell of a team. They are one of the best teams in the league."
Harbinson also mentioned the bounce the Vipers got to win Game 5 4-3 in double overtime when a puck hit a Vees player and fooled Miska, who was moving in the direction he thought the puck was going and was beat glove side.
"That could have been easy for our guys to fold the tent," said Harbinson. "Before we could even get in the locker room that night, the doors were already shut. The captains grabbed hold of the team and they charged forward. The last two nights, the 20-year-olds, the captains, and everybody else followed right behind."
On the first shift of the game, the Vees lost Lewis Zerter-Gossage to an upper-body injury. His status is unknown.
On Saturday in Vernon, the Vees hit the scoreboard first as Connor Chartier potted his seventh playoff goal on the power play at 18:49. The Vees made it 2-0 on a goal by Cam Amantea set up by DePourcq and Mike Lee. Amantea scored again on a setup by Jost, then Dakota Conroy made it 4-0. Viper forward TJ Dumonceaux made it 4-1. Patrick Newell added the Vees' fifth goal. Miska turned aside 36 of 37 shots.
"We needed a desperate game from everybody and everybody gave it their all," said Amantea, the game's first star, who will attend the University of Alaska at Anchorage next season.
"For some of us, it's our last year as juniors and you don't get a chance to be on a team like this. It's a special group of guys and we weren't ready to say goodbye. We knew we weren't going to go down without a fight."
Spent a lot of time with this years @PentictonVees in December. Special group. Love seeing them battle back and beat @VernonVipers in Game 7
— Joey Holka (@Holks17) March 23, 2015
Gutsy game 7 win tonight! Thanks to all the fans who came out to the @SOEC. Best fans in the league #onestepcloser
— Cam Amantea (@Amantea11) March 23, 2015
The Vees move on to round three, a round-robin featuring the three conference winners. Penticton, the No. 1 seed, hosts second-rated Nanaimo Clippers Wednesday night. The Clippers shaded the visiting Powell River Kings 3-2 on Sunday to take that series in seven games. The Chilliwack Chiefs are the other conference champion. On March 29, the Vees will travel to Chilliwack then host the Chiefs on March 31. Both games at the SOEC are at 7 p.m. Tickets are $17 for adults and $15 for seniors and those prices will remain the same if the Vees advance to the Fred Page Cup Final.
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Cornwall in the summer is amazing though you are never really guaranteed beach weather whatever the season. It's a trip we make each year as a family and have enjoyed exploring the rugged coast line and hidden beaches come rain or shine. So how would it fair for a winter break… well it wasn't the 'hot' baby moon we had originally imagined, but everything changes when it's your second!
Before we set off to Tredethick Farm Cottages I spent some time exploring their website and trying to work out how we would fill a long weekend if it rained every day. Typically being mid-November the festive activities were not in full swing, Christmas was not quite close enough to sneak in a Christmas fete or to the visit the big man himself. The website gave me a glimmer of hope with a soft play, indoor sandpit, games room and pool. Could we stay 'in' all weekend… well we could try if needed.
When we arrived in the pitch black after an extraordinarily long journey, it was hard to work out quite what we were going to wake up to. It seemed like we had driven miles down the Cornish lanes to the middle of nowhere. I was hoping that at the very least there would be a comfy bed and a hot shower waiting. We eagerly opened the door to a large fire place with a wood burner – a promising start!
We were staying in 'The Dairy', a two bed cottage which slept 4. The rooms were both spacious with a good sized family bathroom and an open plan kitchen, diner and living room. The kitchen was well appointed with everything you needed including children's crockery and cutlery, washing machine and dishwasher. The cottage was nicely decorated and had a family friendly feel – no ridiculously expensive furniture for Hugh to ruin. There was milk in the fridge, fresh scones, clotted cream and jam waiting… it was 9pm but who said cream tea had to be enjoyed in the afternoon!
When Hugh bounced into our room ready for a fun filled day we checked the weather and decided today was the day to put the place to the test. Having flicked through the welcome folder we knew the first thing to try was the animal feeding. Hugh jumped on a ride on tractor from the shed outside our cottage and headed to the barn where Farmer Jenny was waiting to meet us.
Inside the farm shed lives pigs, goats, guinea pigs and rabbits, they were all in need of their breakfast. Farmer Jenny helped Hugh to feed all the animals before walking down the drive to feed the lamas and last but not least the chickens. After he had finished his work for the day, Hugh checked the chicken coup for eggs and as if by magic there were 3 freshly laid eggs waiting for him.
Our eggs safely made it back to the cottage for lunch so we headed out to the play park and to explore the farm before the rain was due to set in. The play park has a good selection of equipment; it is safely fenced in and in good condition. We considered one of the mapped walks down towards the river Fowey through the fields, but sensibly decided that after days of rain, it may be a little too soggy.
We headed into Lostwithiel to get a few essentials and see what the town had to offer. We found everything we needed in the local butcher, baker and well-appointed small supermarket. There were plenty of gift shops, cafés and restaurants that looked inviting. I perfect place for some mummy time!
At lunch time two new arrivals were going to join us on the farm, young lambs no more than 2 weeks old that needed bottle feeding. Hugh once again rode his tractor to the barn and eagerly joined farmer Jenny for their first feed. An opportunity you don't get often and one we shall treasure. To top it off, Hugh was asked to name the lambs, Lightening and McQueen, why not?!
In the afternoon it was time to test drive the soft play, sandpit and pool. All of the facilities were clean, tidy and well maintained. The soft play has a coffee machine and a selection of papers and magazines making it my personal favourite. The sandpit is also in an indoor barn along with a selection of activities for older children such as table football.
The pool was warm and inviting, a spacious changing room with showers makes it easy to use. But Hugh's personal favourite bit… the hot tub garden! Andy and Hugh enjoyed a dip in the tub looking over the rolling fields whilst it drizzled; made perfect by the plastic wine glasses in the cottage for a cold vino in the tub.
As Hugh dried off in front of the log burner, I sat and reflected on how much we had done in a day. We had adventured no further than a mile to the town yet we had all thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and it was safe to say we were going to all sleep well.
On Sunday we decided we would visit the Eden Project. With it only being 15minutes from the cottages it offered a perfect solution for a chilly day. We could pretend we were in the rainforest in the heat of a biome! Having visited a number of times in the summer holidays we knew what to expect but it was nice to enjoy it with a lot less people. Being largely indoors it proved a great winter activity.
It was Monday and our last day so we got up and headed down for one last opportunity to feed the animals. To add to his farmer duties, Hugh spent some time grooming Ladybird the pony before riding her round the farm. At the end of his ride Farmer Jenny kindly presented Hugh with his first rosette. He proudly wore it all the way home telling anyone who would listen, that he had 'won' it for his riding!
Our wet and windy winter break in Cornwall was a success from start to finish. Tredethick has so much to offer that come rain or shine you can easily fill a weekend. Supplemented with all the local attractions within only few miles, a week in the winter months would definitely be a great option. Cornwall is definitely not just for summer… Hugh will vouch for that!
NB: Emily and her family visited Tredethick as their guests but all views and opinions are her own.


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Music Gateway Members Showcase Their Music To Top Supervisors in LA
Sophie Small
Next week our CEO, Jon Skinner will be heading over to LA to attend a number of conferences including LA Sync Mission.
The event is held annually and co-hosted by the Music Publishers Association (MPA), UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) and British Phonographic Industry (BPI). An 'eclectic mix of UK independent music companies travel to LA to learn about the increasingly important sync licensing market, meet and network with some of the most important music supervisors and placement executives in the TV, film, advertising and computer games markets in Los Angeles'.
We've been able to provide Music Gateway members with the opportunity to showcase their tracks to high-level music supervisors whilst we're out there. To do this we ran our own project and after 130 pitches and hundreds of tracks to A&R we thought we'd show you some of the members that were chosen for the opportunity!
Phoebe Katis
"As a singer-songwriter, vocalist, topline writer, and general all round musician who lives and breathes music as a career, I find the one golden rule within the industry to be networking. It's about who you know, meet, get on with, bounce great ideas with, as well as being a talented music-maker. Music Gateway is a platform that allows like-minded music industry people to come together and connect through exciting new opportunities. I am meeting a great range of people who are all keen to help and get creative. The LA Sync Mission opportunity is one example of how Music Gateway is proving to be a powerful connector of music business across the pond; I am excited to be involved and looking forward to seeing what happens in the future."
JTV Digital
"JTV Digital is a digital distribution and publishing company based in France. We represent many artists from various countries and recently onboarded some great acts, such as the UK-based band SEAWAVES who were selected for this opportunity. MusicGateway is regularly offering great opportunities to help with representing our artists and taking their career to the next level, we are definitely happy to be a partner."
NMusic
"I'm a musician, producer, remixer and sound engineer happy to find a site like MG ideal to find opps for my different industry abilities in one place. Your latest efforts have been really appreciated since you are aiming at bigger business opps for your members. I'm really excited to take part in the LA Sync Mission. I'm sure it will bring exciting new opportunities for all of us."
CSDUK
"Music Gateway is now a big part of my career within the industry. It has opened up opportunities that previously, were very hard to come by. It also gives you access to a multitude of talented individuals to fit any needs you may have for your current project(s). Not only that, but it is all done within a safe and secure environment. Thank you once again, and look forward to hearing how LA Sync Mission goes."
Bruno Steele Music
"As a songwriter and producer, I'm always in search of new opportunities for both my existing catalogue and writing to spec. Music Gateway has so many things going on to keep me inspired."
James Grover
"As a young producer, I spend all my time making music in my studio, creating sounds and songs that I hope will get me noticed; Music Gateway is helping me make industry connections around the world that would take years to make with traditional networking, it's an essential tool for the modern industry pro." James Grover, Peak Studios, UK
Phil Ogden
"I've been with Music Gateway pretty much since inception and it's become one of my 'go to' places to connect with industry people online and to seek out work opportunities. There's a good range and constant supply of projects. I am thrilled to have been selected to have work represented at the LA Sync mission. This is something that a small business such as mine would otherwise find cost prohibitive."
Anton Goransson
"I'm a Swedish songwriter & producer located in Stockholm. I run my own studio and I work on an international basis with established and upcoming artists. I'm currently signed to Anders Bagge's (Guetta, J-Lo, Celine Dion) Publishing. In terms of instruments I play drums, guitar, bass, keys and sing. I have found Music Gateway to be the best solution out there for finding new exciting projects to work on and new connections with fellow songwriters."
Yoni Collier
"Deuce & Charger are on the cusp of a major breakthrough in 2015. Their new single 'Tear Down The Barricades' has received support from BBC Radio 1 and BBC 6music as well as from influential blogs. Idolator has described their music as "Intense pop with…lyrical depth, a fantastic throwback beat, soaring strings and a whole lot of soul". The act is excited about this opportunity, Yoni Collier of Deuce & Charger explains; "our music is intended to be cinematic in its scope. We love seeing it matched to video, and hopefully we could soon be seeing our songs in some exciting and unexpected places! We haven't been using Music Gateway for long but the experience has been very positive so far. They have been very proactive in pushing our tracks – it's great to know that they are out there fighting our corner!"
Jay P
"I have written and produced music for a number of years and throughout I've always searched for new ways to partner and expose the compositions I create. When I discovered Music Gateway I was surprised at the range of quality projects a composer like myself could pitch his music to. And when you couple an intuitive simplistic dashboard where I can keep track of my pitches and supportive advice where I need it; I now know that Music Gateway was the right choice for me to move my compositions forward."
Supersonic Media
"We have been a member of Music Gateway for around a month now and even in that small space of time the opportunities that have been available to Supersonic Media as a label and publishing company have been vast. Music Gateway have put together a great platform that allows all sides of the Music Industry to connect and do invaluable business together."
"Propaganda is the UK's biggest nightclub events promoters with over 20 weekly events across the UK, Australia and Brazil. We also manage the artist Kerri Watt, who is currently getting a lot of Radio support with new single 'Long Way Home' and just had her national TV debut on The Weekend show on ITV. Kerri has recently supported The Overtones on a 27 date tour as well as supporting Mike & The Mechanics and Nina Nesbitt. Music Gateway has been a great service in helping us connect Kerri's music with exciting new opportunities allowing us to easily pitch her for projects as a performer and a songwriter. We'd really recommend the service to anyone as we've found it so beneficial."
Joint Effort
"We are a family songwriting team made up of Paul, Lenny, Paula and Kathleen. 4 singers/performers, lyricists, composers, musicians. We really apprecaite the many opportunities that are coming up daily, some of which we will hopefully benefit from. We are pleased to have had a song chosen for the LA Sync Mission. Knowing how high the standard of music is on the site and the stiff competition we are very fortunate. We feel we have a great chance of finding success here on Music Gateway as writers and composers, espectially as out music spans virtually all genres, so we are chasing up all the sync licensing opportunities in particular. We would certainly recommend Music Gateway to anyone with talent and drive who wants to make it in the Music Business. Music Gateway has the contacts if you can deliver the goods."
Iain Mahanty
"My name is Iain Mahanty, I am a composer and producer based in Cardiff. Currently I compose and produce library music for several music production libraries, as well as brief directed bespoke tracks. From 2006-2014 I was a songwriter and guitarist in the band Kids In Glass Houses. Securing 4 top 40 albums and extensive national radio play. This is a great opportunity for any composer or producer to be involved with, as getting your tracks heard and in front of the right people is the most difficult part of the process. Music Gateway have delivered yet another amazing opportunity for writers."
If you're interested in getting involved with opportunities like this and more then sign up for free today and take a look at what we can do for you!
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Director Michael Kainer will introduce the film and moderate a panel discussion with artists Rae Johnson, Phil Richards, Andy Fabo and Max Streicher. Janusz Dukszta, art patron and subject of the film, will also be in attendance.
Patron Saint is a look at the life and art collection of Janusz Dukszta, a charming 82-year-old psychiatrist and art patron who came to Canada as a refugee from Poland. Dukszta's collection consists of nearly 100 portraits of himself that he has commissioned over the past 60 years, and this biographical documentary explores the motivations and history behind those commissions. The portraits, and indeed this film, show a man who is not afraid of being exposed.
Featured artists: Stephen Andrews, Terry Berkowitz, Bob Daignault, Cathy Daley, Patrick De Costa, Marc de Guerre, Andy Fabo, Tom Falus, Oliver Girling, Rae Johnson, Bryan McBurney, James I. MacDougall, Barbara Mercer, Michael Merrill, Charles Pachter, Evan Penny, Fabrizio Perozzi, Goran Petkovski, Vincenzo Pietropaolo, Phil Richards, Max Streicher, Yves Tessier, Jim Vacola, Olaf von Brinckenhoff, Ewa Wilczynski, Tony Wilson and Paul Young.
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'He's making a mockery of you'
Ok guys, what with all the doom and gloom in the world, we feel the need to share something a little lighter with you.
Because sometimes you just need to see an Irish family descend into chaos as they try to get a bat out of their kitchen
We know, that sounds like a weirdly specific need, but trust us.
When you're next having a down day, you're going to get that need.
This straight up insane footage comes to us from Tadhg Fleming an Irish video creator whose family had an absolutely hectic time with a bat.
Like, everything just fell apart.
And it was brilliant.
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Fleming posted video of the frenzied scene to his Facebook page on Wednesday and within hours it was a viral hit.
In less than 24 hours it had nearly cracked the one million views mark.
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The dog taking a wee on the floor.
The Maureen being absolutely no help behind the door.
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Born in Victoria on October 26th, 1915 to HR and Edna MacMillan, Jeannie died just before sunrise on October 23rd at home surrounded by love, three days before her 92nd birthday.
Predeceased by her beloved husband Gordon, their sons Harvey and Gordon, two grandchildren, Joanna and Jason, and her sister Marion Hawley. She is survived by her five daughters Carol, Martha Lou, Stephanie, Lisa and Nancy (Gerald), thirteen gandchildren, nine great-gandchildren and her devoted antique-chewing bulldog, Rosie.
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Private Workout seeks to hire fit fitness-minded individuals who desire a career in the booming fitness industry. Duties are to enroll and train new members and to run a fitness center. Top employees will be sent for certification to various institutions for certification as a Personal Trainer. Successful applicants will have a strong desire to learn the fitness industry and how to manage a retail facility.
Store Manager: Managing a Private Workout center. Includes personal training using our methodology, member enrollment, maintenance etc. This position offers base pay of $24.000 per year plus commission. Our top managers have earned over $70,000 per year plus paid vacation and medical and educational reimbursement. We prefer to hire people with degrees in Exercise Science, Kenesiology, Sports Facility Managment or Management but we will consider individuals based on their talent and experience. This person will be required to train and achieve a certification as a Certified Personal Trainer. This position requires experience in membership enrollment and personal training. 50 hours/week. This position leads to either a Regional Manager position or a Franchise owner position.
Assistant Store Manager: Managing a Private Workout center. Includes personal training using our methodology, member enrollment, maintenance etc. This is position is 50 hours per week with a base pay of $2,000/mo plus commission. We prefer people with degrees in Exercise Science, Kinesiology, Sports Facility Management, or Management but we WILL TRAIN enthusiastic, athletic people for this position. This position leads to Store Manager.
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