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Successes 2017-18
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GB Boxers inspire the next generation
Wednesday 11th July, 2018:
On Wednesday 11th July, students were treated to 3 special guest appearances from members of the GB Boxing Squad as part of a week-long effort to inspire and engage them with their studies. England Boxing will be bringing boxing to DHFS from September 2018!
Y10 Golfers break 10 year dry spell
L Fisher, J Stevenson and L Turner, Year 10, have qualified for The England Golf Championships at Woodall Spa on 11th July after being victorious at the regional event in April. This is the first time we've had a team qualify in over 10 years! Good luck boys!
Y7 Quad Kids School Games winners
Tuesday 10th July, 2018:
Well done to our Derbyshire School Games Year 7 Quad Kids winners. Individual champions were Cosmo Johnson and Ruby Sayles. All athletes competed in 4 events: 100m sprint, vortex throw, 800m, and long jump at Mount St Mary's school on 10th July.
Exhibition showcases student art
The final year art exhibition for DHFS took place on Wednesday 4th July, and what an event it was! Friends and families joined us to celebrate the amazing collections of art work created by students across the whole school. Thank you so much to everyone involved.
Gosforth House glory at Sports Day
Tuesday 03rd July, 2018:
On Tuesday 3rd July, Sports Day took place at the EIS. It's the highlight of the school calendar, and 900 students and staff took part. Congratulations to Year 7 winners, Gosforth; Year 8 winners, Gosforth; and Year 9 winners, Spaven. Overall winners were Gosforth!
Y7 Bronze and Silver Athletics Success
Well done to Ben Morton, Year 7, for success in athletics this season. He has been competing in the South Yorkshire County Athletics outdoor series and claimed Bronze in the 100 metres, Silver in the 200 metres, and an overall 3rd place trophy for sprint.
Y7-9 NED Athletics Success
Thursday 28th June, 2018:
Congratulations to the 75 Year 7, 8, and 9 athletes for competing in the NED Athletics Championships at Tupton on Thursday 28th June. They competed in hot conditions at both track and field events. Year 7 and 9 girls won, and everyone else were runners up.
Y7-10 Girls NED Rounders Success
Tuesday 26th June, 2018:
The North East Derbyshire Rounders Tournament took place on Tuesday 26th June, and our Year 7, 8, 9, and 10 girls did amazing well in the blazing sun against Eckington and Tupton... so well in fact that they won all the matches! Well done girls on your clean sweep!
Y7/8 are NED Quad Kid Team Champs
Monday 11th June, 2018:
Year 7 and 8s became NED Quad Kid Team Champions on 11th June. All members competed in 800m, 100m, Long Jump, and Vortex Throw. R Sayles, L Gregory, A Lindsay, and C Johnson, all finished 1st. The teams progress to the School Games Finals on 10th July.
Y10 gets 800m championship best time
Saturday 09th June, 2018:
Congratulations to Gabriel Gisborne, Year 10, who ran a championship best time of 1:56.20 for the 800m at the Derbyshire Schools Athletics on 9th June. He was also awarded the Mike Peake Memorial trophy for performance of the day. Amazing!
Teacher nominated for Mentor Award
Mrs Amans is delighted to be nominated for an Inspirational Mentor Award, by a student teacher who she mentored during a placement at DHFS. She'll be put forward for an overall Inspirational Mentor 2018 award, to be presented at the annual mentor conference in July.
Y7 is GB Gymnastics Bars champion
Sunday 27th May, 2018:
Courtney-Leigh Simpson, Year 7, became East Midlands Gymnastics Champion in March, and went on to the British National finals in May. The team of 5 became National Champions. Courtney placed 3rd overall and was crowned Bars Champion of 56 competitors in GB.
'Highly Commended' for Clay Poppies
Wednesday 16th May, 2018:
DHFS has been 'Highly Commended', by Dronfield Civic Society, for the 2018 Remembrance Day clay poppy installation. Congratulations to Mrs Ryder in Art who headed the campaign and received the John Clough Award at the St Andrew's Church award evening.
English Schools' Track and Field Cup
On Wednesday 16th May, 52 students in Years 7-10 went to Moorways Athletics Stadium, Derby, to compete in the first round of the English Schools' Track and Field Cup. The Junior Girls' Team came second and qualified for the next round in June. Well done!
Sports medals galore for DHFS
Monday 14th May, 2018:
E Shipley is Derbyshire champ for the U15G 800 and 1500; G Gisborne is U17B 800 champ; E Ajagbe is U15G 100 champ; C Johnson is U13B 800, Long Jump, and High Jump champ (+ silver in 1500 and 75 Hurdles); L Gregory won U15G 1500 silver and 800 bronze.
Y10 is U16 British Youth Fencing champ
Over the weekend of 5-6th May, Josh Goh in Year 10 became the U16 British Youth Fencing champion! The competition was run as a knock-out event and Josh took part in 11 bouts, one of which saw him convincingly defeat the current no.1 British seed.
Ice hockey fan writes for James Ferrara
Saturday 05th May, 2018:
Amy Leigh Ibbotson has once again proved her journalistic and ice hockey credentials. She interviewed players and wrote an article that was published in the Saturday 5th May programme for the testimonial match for James Ferrara of the Peterborough Phantoms.
Y12 student paints for Dronfield Eye
Friday 04th May, 2018:
Talented Year 12 art student, Olivia Franklin, recently painted a large mural for Dronfield Arts Festival, which, thanks to a lot of hard work and a bit of inspiration from Japan, will soon adorn the Heron Publications building, home of the Dronfield Eye. Beautiful!
Y10 reviews 'The Little Mermaid' ballet
Thursday 03rd May, 2018:
On Thursday 3rd May, Year 10 students went to see 'The Little Mermaid' at the Curve theatre in Leicester. Lucy Lyon wrote about this ballet; a re-imagining of the classic Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale, as she thoroughly enjoyed the magnificent show!
Y7 Creative Writing winners announced
Year 7 students were given the challenge of writing a 500 word story about a hero or villain they had created. Congrats to our winner, Sadie Bown, and runners up, Ben Lunn and Katie Prescott, who win goody bags and gift vouchers. You're a talented bunch!
Y13 plays FA Women's Premier League
Sunday 29th April, 2018:
Good luck to Year 13 student, Ellie May, who will be playing in the FA Women's Premier League Cup Final, with her team, Leicester City, against Blackburn Rovers. They will battle it out for supremacy at the Proact Stadium in Chesterfield, on 29th April, at 2pm.
Y8 11th in London Mini Marathon
Sunday 22nd April, 2018:
Congratulations to Emma Shipley in Year 8 who qualified to run in the U13 Girls London Mini Marathon on Sunday 22nd April. In very hot temperatures she completed the 3 mile course (the final 3 miles of the full London Marathon) and came an outstanding 11th.
Y10 plays in UEFA 'Match for Solidarity'
Saturday 21st April, 2018:
On Saturday 21st April, Ryan Evans in Year 10, had the fantastic opportunity to play football in front of 23,654 fans, ahead of the UEFA / United Nations charity 'Match for Solidarity' in Geneva, Switzerland. The game raised money for children with disabilities.
RISE Dance through to next BGT round
Year 8 students, Lola Ibbotson and Kate Fisher, got through to the next round of Britain's Got Talent with their dance troupe RISE. The group performed with wheelchairs in solidarity to a fellow dancer who was injured in the Manchester bombing last May. @RiseUnbroken
Buxton House success in U18 Football
Year 12 students, Megan Jones and Beth Durbidge (BUX08) played excellently in their U18 Cup Final on Saturday 21st April. With the support of the girls' fluffly pink mascot, Belinda the Unicorn, Sheffield Wednesday won 4-0! Here's to great football!
Y13 represents Derbys in Table Tennis
Congratulations to Matt Blake in Year 13, who has recently qualified to represent Derbyshire County in the Butterfly Schools' Individual Table Tennis Championships, for the under 19 category. He'll play in Wolverhampton on Saturday 21st April. Good luck!
We're NED Swimming Gala champions!
Thursday 19th April, 2018:
Congratulations to all swimmers who represented DHFS at the North East Derbyshire Swimming Gala on Monday 16th April. All age groups achieved 1st place, and overall we achieved 1st place! This is a fantastic achievement. Well done everyone.
Y8/9 'Get Up to Speed' with STEM
Wednesday 18th April, 2018:
Year 8 and 9 got up to speed at the Magna Science Park STEM event on Wednesday 18th April. They saw the McLaren Super-Car, built models of the land speed record challenger, landed a Vulcan Bomber... and Mr Woffenden won the Screwball Scramble!
£750+ raised by Half Marathon run
Mr Sinclair ran the Sheffield Half Marathon on Sunday 8th April, and your generosity in sponsoring him has helped raise more than £750 for The Children's Hospital Charity. With more money coming in, funds may even reach £1000! Thanks for your support.
Y11 earns European Junior Golf ranking
Wednesday 28th March, 2018:
From 26-28th March, James Millington in Year 11 competed against some of the highest ranking Junior golfers in the Malta Junior Golf Open, to earn himself a recognised European Junior ranking. He is now ranked 332nd in the European Juniors. Well done!
Science Club make a Big Bang at NEC
Thursday 15th March, 2018:
On Thursday 15th March, Science Club set off to the The Big Bang Science Convention in Birmingham! Floating metal balls, robots, and virtual rollercoasters; the perfect day of memories and scientific fun. What a great way to learn about STEM!
Y12 reflect on Auschwitz / Holocaust
On Thursday 15th March, Billy Whiteley and Sophie Holland, Year 12, travelled to Auschwitz, Poland, on behalf of DHFS. They wrote about the experience to help raise awareness about the consequences of tolerating and allowing hate crime.
Y7/8 NED Sports Hall Athletics success
Congratulations to our Year 7 and 8 Sports Hall Athletes. Year 7 girls and Year 8 boys became NED champions, and Year 7 boys and Year 8 girls were runners-up, losing to Tupton Hall School by only 1 point. Many thanks to all who ran this excellent event.
Y13 wins £2000 Language Scholarship
Saturday 10th March, 2018:
Lily Chambers, Year 13, has been awarded a £2000 scholarship to Bangor University, where she will study French, Spanish and German. Around 40 merit scholarships are awarded each year and only to students who excel in their subject area. Well done!
£4095 raised for Riding For Smiles
Friday 09th March, 2018:
£4095 has been raised at a dinner dance, supported by DHFS staff, family and friends. Along with further generous donations, Coloured Cob Equestrian Centre can now purchase a hoist that allows riders with disabilities to mount horses with ease and enjoy riding.
Y8 qualifies for London Mini Marathon
Sunday 04th March, 2018:
Congratulations to Year 8 runner, Emma Shipley, who braved the wintry conditions on Sunday 4th March, and qualified for the Virgin Money London Mini Marathon, East Midlands Team. She will race in London on Sunday 22nd April. What a fantastic achievement!
Y9 ranked in UK top 20 for Athletics
Sunday 25th February, 2018:
Eniola Ajagbe (Year 9) competed at the England Athletics U20/17/15 indoor championships. She got to the semi finals in the 60m and 60m hurdles. Her 60m race was live on TV! She is ranked top 20 in the UK, moving forward with interest from 2 England coaches.
U15 England Athletics Champs success
Emma Shipley won a hard earned bronze in a scrappy (lots of elbows) U15 girls 800m at the England Athletics Indoor Championships on Sunday 25th February. Her time of 2:16.54 was close to her PB, which is great after her injury this winter. It is her third national medal.
Y11 student writes for Sheff Telegraph
Wednesday 21st February, 2018:
"How many times a month do you eat fast food? Surely no more than three", says Thomas Clay, Year 11, who wrote an article for his English language class, that was published on Wednesday 21st February, by the Sheffield Telegraph. Great work Thomas!
Derbyshire Schools Cross Country
Thursday 15th February, 2018:
Congratulations to Amy Allcard, Leah Gregory, Josh Wragg, Sam Gilson, Tom Spencer, and Euan Spencer, who have all qualified to compete at the English Schools cross country finals in March. This is a fantastic achievement. Well done and best wishes for the final.
Magical fun at Harry Potter Book Night
Year 7 wizards and witches entered a magical world of Fantastic Beasts on 8th February, from wand lessons to Niffler hunting. The costumes were brilliant! Professor Sprout (Liviya Finnegan) said "it was amazing to see the wizarding world brought to life."
Sixth Form get political in Parliament
Tuesday 06th February, 2018:
Sixth Form students visited the Houses of Parliament on Tuesday 6th February, to see how the political system works, and get a first-hand look into politics and its history. They visited the House of Lords and the Commons, and quizzed a local MP on current hot topics.
Y7 runs away with 800m gold medal
Saturday 03rd February, 2018:
At the beginning of February, Cosmo Johnson, Year 7, became U13 boys' Northern Indoor 800m champion! Cosmo is also about to be awarded the silver medal for the U13 boys' Combined Open Indoor Series, held over 3 events from November to January.
Derbyshire Schools X-Country champ
Congratulations to Year 7 student, Bobbie Waugh, who recently became the Derbyshire Schools Year 7 Cross Country Champion. The race was held at Tupton Hall School on Saturday 3rd February against a very strong field. Well done Bobbie.
DHFS Mathematicians excel at UKMT
Thursday 01st February, 2018:
130 maths students entered the UKMT Challenge in February. 58 received certificates. 12 students achieved gold, which are only awarded to the top 6% of entrants nationally. 11 students qualifed for the 'follow up' round - they're in the top 0.005% in the country!
Outstanding 'Storytelling Theatre'
Year 8 drama students recently worked on a project to create a professional piece of storytelling theatre based on their favourite childhood books. They performed to pupils at Holmesdale Infant School, and feedback was that they were outstanding!
KS4 Boys are NED badminton champs
Wednesday 31st January, 2018:
Year 10 boys and girls competed in the NED badminton competition on Wednesday 31st January, in a series of singles and doubles games. The girls came 3rd overall, and the boys won! They'll represent the region in the county finals in February. Good luck!
Y13 Student writes for Dronfield Eye
Tuesday 30th January, 2018:
Year 13 student, Eleanor Bennett, became Dronfield Eye's teenage correspondent when she wrote an insightful article about the English language. The article discusses why we should embrace new variants of the English language instead of condemning them.
Teacher braves the shave for MacMillan
Monday 29th January, 2018:
Thank you to everyone for supporting and donating to Mrs Woffindin's "Brave the Shave" fundraiser for MacMillan. The extreme haircut has raised £877.12. Her hair will be sent off to the Little Princess Trust to make a wig for a child suffering with cancer.
£4000+ raised for cancer research
Friday 26th January, 2018:
A group of Year 8 boys had their heads shaved on Friday 26th January as part of their ongoing efforts to raise money for cancer research. This, along with a number of other sponsored activities, has raised over £4000. Well done to everyone involved!
KS3 Girls are NED badminton champs
Tuesday 23rd January, 2018:
Year 9 girls and boys competed in the NED badminton competition on Tuesday 23rd January, in a series of singles and doubles games. The boys came 2nd overall, and the girls won! Well done boys and congratulations girls - good luck for the next round!
Fantastic ski trip. Fantastic students!
Monday 22nd January, 2018:
Students from Year 7-12 enjoyed a week of skiiing in Italy in January. During the trip we received praise from the hotel manager, ski instructors, waiters, tour rep, and members of the public, about how amazing our students were and how well they conducted themselves.
Poppies raise £264 for British Legion
Glossy red poppies, made from clay by our talented Year 7 students for Remembrance Day, went on sale throughout December 2017. Around 70 were sold, raising £264.66 for The Royal British Legion. Thank you to everyone in the community who bought one.
Students reach FutureChef Local Final
On Tuesday 9th January, Year 9 students, Daniel Hale and Leigh Speight, spent the day in Sheffield Hallam University's industrial kitchens to take part in the Springboard FutureChef Local Finals. Both worked exceptionally hard, producing restaurant quality food.
Sheffield Hallam Student of The Year
Monday 18th December, 2017:
Congratulations to former Sixth Form student, Adam Wood, on winning the Sheffield Hallam University Academic Achievement Award / Student of the Year Award, at the DHFS reunion on Monday 18th December. 5 A*s at A level was a tremendous achievement!
Ex-student to chair BIMUN Council
George Vandrill (DHFS Year 12 MUNOG delegate in October 2016) has been invited to be chair of the Security Council at Belgrade International Model United Nations (BIMUN) in March 2018. This is one of the most prestigious councils in any Model United Nations event.
71 Christmas hampers delivered
What a fantastic effort by all mentor groups; 71 Christmas hampers in total have been distributed to people throughout our local community. You should all be very proud of yourselves! Thank you for your kindness and generosity.
Well done to our Spelling Bee winners
Friday 15th December, 2017:
Congratulations to Daniel Clayton (MIL10) for winning the cross-faculty Spelling Bee! Sofia Chaudhry (GOS09) came second, and Fin Ramsden Twigg (BAG03) came third. They win £20, £10, and £5 worth of 'Love to Shop' vouchers respectively.
£3356.27 raised for 'Readathon'
In term 1, Year 7 students participated in 'Readathon'; a nationwide charity event to help raise money for children in hospital. The students raised an impressive £3356.27! A huge well done to everyone who took part – we are tremendously proud of you.
Y9 win regional 'MakeIt' STEM heat
Thursday 30th November, 2017:
Year 9 students competed in the Manufacturing Institute's 'MakeIt' STEM competition on 30th November, against 6 teams from other schools. They presented their business plan clearly and confidently... and won the heat! The final is in Manchester in July 2018.
Ex-student wins Para-badminton Gold
Monday 27th November, 2017:
Former student, Jack Shephard, fulfilled a childhood dream after victory in the SS6 men's singles at the Para-badminton World Championships. Jack, 20, said: "Becoming world men's champion was a dream of mine at the age of 14. It's incredible I'm champion."
SkillForce earn First Aid certificates
Friday 24th November, 2017:
Congratulations to our Year 7, 8, and 11, SkillForce students who've received certificates for their First Aid accomplishments, learning how to perform CPR, what to do if someone is choking, dealing with a heart attack, and how to deal with serious bleeds.
Record attempts raise £134.95 for CiN
Thursday 23rd November, 2017:
Children in Need on Friday 17th November set the scene for a series of fun World Record Challenge attempts involving various amounts of flipping, kicking, guzzling, and munching. The event raised £134.95. Thanks for taking part.
Boys win U16 Table Tennis qualifier
Tuesday 21st November, 2017:
T Atkinson, T Lee, J Gorrell, and J Blake, won the U16 Derbyshire Schools Table Tennis qualifier, on 21st November. They beat 6 other schools to win the tournament, and progress to the English Schools Table Tennis competition in Bradford in January.
Y7 wins Derbyshire QuadKids contest
Sunday 19th November, 2017:
A big "well done" goes out to Ruby Sayles (GOS07) who entered the Derbyshire QuadKids competition on Sunday 19th November, at the Sheffield Institute of Sport. Ruby won 1st place in the Year 7 group with some brilliant scores!
'RedFaces' get air time on Radio 1
Isaac White, Charlie Yapp and Harry Lyon, who left Sixth Form in 2016, had their record 'Take It Or Leave It' played on Radio 1 on Friday 17th November. The song was nominated 'Record of The Week' and aired on the Clara Amfo session.
Student stars in Dickens' classic tale
Tuesday 14th November, 2017:
Sixth Form student, Caitlin Hames, is starring in 'Nicholas Nickleby: The Musical' this November. The show takes place from Wednesday 22nd to Saturday 25th November, at the Pomegranate Theatre in Chesterfield. Good luck Caitlin!
Student 'Creeped Out' in CBBC show
Jonathan Blake (Year 11) will be on television on Tuesday 14th November, 7pm on CBBC, in his lead role for 'Creeped Out', where he plays an online bully. The episode is called 'Trolled' and judging by the trailer, it looks to be excellent.
Student is European BikeTrial Champ
Congratulations to talented student, Adam Morewood (Year 11, BUX09), who won the European BikeTrial Indoor Championships in Brno, Czech Republic this weekend (11-12th November). Brilliant news Adam. Keep up the good work.
Ex-student targeting Gold medal
Congratulation to ex-student, Jack Shephard, who is targeting Gold in the World Championship in badminton, and will travel to North Korea w/c 13th November. He is currently ranked world number 3. Good luck Jack!
Term 1: Literacy and Numeracy Results
1st place: Millican (30 house points), 2nd place: Gosforth (20 house points), 3rd place: Baggaley (10 house points). Well done everyone!
And 5508 literacy and numeracy activities took place during term 1 – well done to all who participated!
Primary Story Competiton Results
Friday 03rd November, 2017:
During term 1, students competed for House competition points by writing short stories for primary school students on the theme of 'Adventure'. Congratulations to our winners! 1st: J Clarke; 2nd: K Thompson; 3rd: K Prescott.
Student wins Engineering Scholarship
Thursday 02nd November, 2017:
The UK's future leaders in Engineering were honoured on 2nd November, when lucky recipient, Andrew Hale, received his Arkwright Engineering Scholarship Award in London. From 1594 applicants, 425 Scholarships were awarded.
Anti-Stigma Ambassadors appointed
Wednesday 01st November, 2017:
A Powell (Y10), E Staniforth (Y10) and E Wilkinson (Y8) became Anti-Stigma Ambassadors after their outstanding applications last term. The 'Be a Mate' campaign will be launching this term at DHFS, alongside many other supportive measures.
World topics debated at MUNOG
Wednesday 25th October, 2017:
From 19-25th October, students travelled to our partner school in Germany for the Model United Nations of Goldberg conference. They debated high-profile topics with 250 students from all over the world. Thanks to everyone who participated.
We're Children in Need Top Fundraisers
Thursday 19th October, 2017:
BBC Children in Need contacted us on Thursday 19th October, to say a big thank you for our amazing fundraising efforts in 2016, when we raised £2714.01. They sent us a 'Loyal Supporter 2016' pack which included a letter and certificate. Well done everyone!
Sixth Form wear yellow for charity
On the final day before October half term (Thursday 19th October, 2017), staff and Sixth Form students began a year of raising awareness, by wearing yellow and donating to their chosen charity this year, Young Minds. They aim to raise upwards of £1000.
Students put on 'spooktacular' Gig
Tuesday 17th October, 2017:
On Tuesday 17th October, the school held its termly music gig in the Fanshawe Hall. Spirits were high as the bands put on spine-chilling performances for the guys and ghouls of the audience. It really was frightfully good. Well done team 'DHFSSchoolGigs'.
Extreme reads in exciting places
Monday 16th October, 2017:
Over the summer, students and staff were set the Extreme Reading challenge; to take a photo of themselves reading in a strange or unusual place either in the UK or abroad. Congratulations to our students winners, A Passingham and J Sorrill. Photos are up in E-Block.
FutureChef 2018 - Heat 1 Winners
On Thursday 12th October, ten budding young chefs from Year 7 to 10, headed towards Food Technology to take part in Springboard's FutureChef 2018 competition. L Speight and D Hale won, and move on to the local final in January 2018. Congratulations!
Y13 Take a business trip to Brussels
Year 13 Business and Economics students spent 4 days in Brussels, where they visited The EU Commission, Coca-Cola, Stella Artois, Chocolaterie Duval and Diamond Land, to learn more about international trade and the purpose of business.
Remembrance Day Poppy Installation
Monday 02nd October, 2017:
Year 7s are currently preparing an art installation for Remembrance Day; clay poppies about the size of an open adult hand. This installation is inspired by the Tower of London's "Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red" poppies. Well done everybody.
Year 8 Transition Project Newspaper
During September, students in all Year 8 English classes were asked to produce newspapers on different themes such as 'Journeys' and 'Choices'. Congratulations to winners A Hinde, D Knox, M Gunn, H J Collins and E Oldham-Hepper.
Reading to help children in hospital
Monday 25th September, 2017:
From Monday 25th September to 30th October, all of our Year 7 students will be involved in Readathon; a nationwide sponsored event in which people raise money through reading to help children in hospital. Get sponsored and get reading!
We celebrate best ever A Level results
Thursday 17th August, 2017:
We celebrated with record results on 17th August, with a 9% increase on last year's excellent outcomes. Overall, results across the board, for girls and boys, were hugely impressive; particularly for the top grades with 64% at A*/B and 33% at A*/A.
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I was looking at some of the footage of the preliminary rounds for Solo dance portion of "The Battle" when I spotted something unusual. Check out this clip, starting around 0:32 and the 16 seconds after that. Don't read any further until you have. I'd like you to have your own reaction before you read mine.
In case you missed it I'm referring to Bobby Bonsey (white shirt, red tie) and his move on Jana Grulichova (red shirt and black vest). If you did miss it then go back and watch it again. I'll still be here when you're done.
I don't know about anyone else out there, but I'm going to say up that I think that Bobby's move on Jana was inappropriate.
I'm not sure what they're relationship to each other is (dance partners, friends, whatever) But even if they know each other, or if it's pre-planned, I still don't think it's something that should happen in a dance competition.
Aside from being kinda creepy, there's still the matter of the use of direct contact and partnered lead and follow in a solo contest.
It's one thing to play off of one another through visual cues or mini-challenges (E.g. I do a move, then you do it better), but by consenting to following something physically led on you, you're basically submitting to another dancer. That's exactly the opposite impression you want to make in a competition.
Check out the 2008 Camp Jitterbug Solo Charleston contest towards the end of the dance off (which starts at 3:50) between Sharon Davis and Carl Nelson.
At 6:01 Sharon links with Carl's arm and basically takes over. It's a close contest up until then, but for me, that's a make or break point that helps Sharon win 1st place.
Interestingly enough Sharon is a good one to watch for a lesson on when not to get involved head to head. Check out the semi-final and final rounds of the 2006 Ultimate Lindy Hop Showdown Solo Charleston contest.
The all skate starts at about 6:56. Watch the dynamic between Sharon and Max Pitruzella, the dancer with his injured arm tucked beneath his shirt.
Max spends a lot of time getting into Sharon's space, trying to bait her into going one-on-one, but Sharon deftly avoids him. She engages him only when she has to during the beginning of the dance off when there are only two of them, but is able to slip away towards the end. You can call it fear, but in this case I think it's smart because going directly head-to-head with Max would play to his strength as a more aggressive dancer.
In modern day b-boy and b-girl battles, there's an informal rule that dancers should avoid making contact with each other. This probably stems from the fact that these things tend to get uber-competitive. Contact can easily be interpreted as aggressive and quickly escalate into something that could get out of hand.
We're a much smaller community so that's less likely, but I still think it's a good thing to discourage because of everyone's primary background with partner dance. It becomes too easy to fall back on that dynamic. A solo dance competition isn't how well you work with a partner, it's about how you stand on your own.
However you don't want to completely ignore everyone else either. Watch Chance Bushman, (5th dancer, wearing jeans & a short sleeve shirt) in the ULHS 2005 Solo Charleston semi-final (ignore the title on the video).
He doesn't pay very much attention to the dancers before or after him. Between that and looking down through most of his shines, he's a black hole sucking all the energy out of the contest, threatening to collapse the universe around him.
In this same competition keep an eye out for Frida Segerdahl (the second dancer) throughout the comp as she follows the first dancer, Angela Andrews . In each of her spotlights, she takes a move that Angela before, and cranks it up to 11.
Some great things can happen just by paying attention to what's going on around you.
At least in my opinion. Anyone else have an opinion about how appropriate or inappropriate different kinds of contact are in a solo contest?
And just to show that I'm not picking on Bobby, here's a fun example of him making contact with dancers in a good way.


I am doing a complete re-haul of my craft area. It was a huge mess and was in desperate need of some organization. I am not completely done, however, I have been using various vintage and thrift store finds for my organization. I thought I would do a round up for you. I know I will be looking for items like these when I go thrifting. First up is vintage tins. These are amazing square ones that have handles plus they stack. A great thrifty find at ten cents each.
We have all seen apothecary jars used for organizing in different areas of the home. I found this three tiered beauty while bargain hunting. It is a great way to organize with the different tiers. Plus it is so very pretty….
If you have been around here any amount of time, you know I love mason jars. So you knew they were going to be included right? They don't have to be vintage to be functional. Use any size mason jars you have to spruce up your organization.
Galvanized buckets are functional and gorgeous when added among other vintage items. Plus you can add magnets on the outside. I ran into a ton of chipboard boxes at the thrift store. It was $2 for 6 nesting boxes. I need to add something to be able to tell what the contents are but you can't beat the price.
What other vintage and thrift store finds do you use to organize? I left out baskets but that felt too obvious. 🙂 I hope to have a completed craft area before too much longer. I am organizing slowly in an effort to do it correctly. That way it will hopefully stay that way.
I never throw away jars or those little plastic cups from applesauce (for painting and gluing).
Those little containers from Kentucky Fried with the red lids (coleslaw, beans and mashed spuds come in in them) are perfect for keeping little stuff. My husband cringes when I wipe them out to take home. What a shame to throw away.
As you can imagine my studio is a mess. I get it all cleaned up then make a bunch of stuff and oh boy what a mess again. I can't seem to make things unless my "stuff" is all out so I can see for inspiration. Alot of times I'll start out to make something one way and end up making something else a whole other way. But those things are ones that seem to turn out best.
I have to ask you where you got those adorable metat picnic baskets. I have one but it's not nearly that cute. I'd so love to have yours. If you ever decide to sell them please let them me know. lOve your blog.
Love,love,love vintage containers and they look even better with Martha Stewart erasable chalk board labels. happy cleaning.


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EARTHWINDS (Dzhanibehov - Moses - Newman)
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Balloon launched on 1/28/1992, from Reno Stead Airfield, Nevada, US
The EARTHWINDS project were a series of balloon missions performed along the 90's decade trying to achieve a world circumnavigation using the jet stream winds by aeronaut Larry Newman.
The balloon system used in the project was based in the Sky Anchor concept originally developed at Texas A&M University in middle 70's for the balloon program of the NASA which was researching a long duration flight system.
The system consisted of two balloons, an upper lifting balloon about 200 feet high filled with 1.1 million cubic feet of helium, and a 100-foot-diameter anchor balloon filled with compressed air suspended beneath the pressurized crew capsule. By pumping additional air into the anchor balloon the crew made it heavier, preventing the balloon from rising high enough to necessitate the release of helium. By releasing air from the anchor the balloon was lightened. This feature allowed the balloon to avoid the need of using conventional sand ballast, which would be exhausted after a few days.
Balloon launched on: 1/28/1992
Launch site: Reno Stead Airfield, Nevada, US
Balloon manufacturer/size/composition: Zero Pressure Balloon Anchor Balloon - 31 150 m3 He / 15 575 m3 air.
Landing site: Launch aborted due to low level high winds
This was the first attempt to launch the Earthwinds balloon. Strong winds made the team to loss the launch window.

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Barouka (; ) – przystanek kolejowy w miejscowości Mohylew (przy ul. Klonowej), w obwodzie mohylewskim, na Białorusi. Leży na linii Osipowicze - Mohylew - Krzyczew.

Nazwa pochodzi od dawnej wsi (obecnie części Mohylewa) Małaja Barouka, w której położony jest przystanek.

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Stacje i przystanki kolejowe w Mohylewie

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Miami University Oxford, Ohio est. 1809 College of Arts and Science
Abby Heublein
Hannah Fuchs
Delaney Heisterkamp
Ali Insoft
Janie Moore
Phuong Ho
Mackenzie Trevethan
Callie Miller
Joseph Converse
Zhuoran Bao
Justice Hubbard
Harsh Agrawal
Selena Mungur
Emilio Bloch
Jordan Conner
Katie Sanderson
Stephanie Gibson
Lauren Miles
Kambrie Riddle
Mitchell Singstock
Shelby Frye
Emily Wyatt
Mishali Mathur
Cooper Mason
Bri Clements
Ian Berg
Lydia Yellow Hawk
Dante Rossi
Victoria Carvalho Salles
Mona-Mae Juwillie
Ashley Mickens
Sarah Porter
Melanie Murray
Hannah Clarke
Ryan Geary
Andrew Fausey
Ellen Stenstrom
Lucy Eisgruber
Callie Miller (Class of 2020)
senior double major in Chemistry and French, with a Premedical Studies co-major
studying in the combined BA-MA program for French
from Champaign, IL
conducting research on antibiotic-resistant bacteria and chemical profiles of bourbons and whiskies
Beckman Scholar (2017-18); Dean's Scholar (2019); Provost's Student Academic Achievement Award (2018)
treasurer, Miami Chemical Society; commodore, Miami University Sailing Team
"Get involved! Talk to people, talk to everyone — just don't be shy…You have to put yourself out there to gain anything. I have had the most incredible support system at Miami through my professors and courses, but it is so important to seek that out."
Why Miami?
"I was deciding between three very different schools all offering very different experiences. When I looked at Miami, I realized it had great opportunities for undergraduate research which were not so readily available at the other two I was considering. Since Miami's graduate program is relatively small, there are a lot of opportunities for undergraduates to step up to produce their own research projects. That is what drew me here and has kept me here!
"While in high school, I came to Miami to attend a biochem open house hosted by the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry. That's when I first met chair and professor of chemistry Michael Crowder and associate professor of chemistry Rick Page, who were collaborating on a project on antibacterial resistance. My research projects in high school at the University of Illinois were focused on cancer treatments using nanoparticles and nanoparticle drug delivery systems to treat cancer, so I knew that I really liked the medical research aspect. It wasn't just looking at the structures of chemicals, but doing a project with a broader medical application to the world.
"My first year at Miami was a whirlwind. I started out with a biochemistry major, added my premedical studies co-major, and then added a minor in French. Soon I realized that I only needed 7 more French classes to make it a major, so I became a French major as well. And still as a freshman, I thought, 'Why not get a master's degree?' So I applied to Miami's Combined BA-MA Program and was accepted during my sophomore year! I am currently finishing my master's degree, as well as my bachelor of science in chemistry."
Best Miami Experiences
Callie Miller next to her research poster
"Dr. Crowder and Dr. Page have been huge mentors for me, and they've been supporting me for my entire research career at Miami. There's also Dominik Konkolewicz, who is the Blayney Associate Professor of Chemistry, my organic chemistry professor, and my advisor in the Miami Chemical Society, where I became treasurer. And in the Department of French and Italian, I've had great mentorship from assistant professors Audrey Wasser and Anna Klosowska and associate professor Elisabeth Hodges. All of these faculty are some of the biggest influences I've had at Miami.
"I am not planning to become a medical doctor, but I'd like to continue on to graduate school and pursue a PhD in chemistry and keep doing medical-focused research. Coming to Miami I knew I would have a pretty large course-load, but I needed something else to do besides chemistry. I'm commodore for Miami's sailing team, even though I had never competitively sailed before, but I joined on a whim at MegaFair. We sail on Acton Lake in Hueston Woods.
"Balancing everything is always a challenge, but outside of my chemical knowledge and research learning to find an ideal balance among all my interests and responsibilities is among the biggest lessons I will take forward into a research career."
Miami and the Liberal Arts
Callie Miller with the Miami Sailing Team
"Being a liberal arts student gives you exposure to everything — more classes, more information, more professors, more classmates. I love having that wide foundation and discovering courses and topics I wouldn't have without it. For example, I took an introduction to Buddhism class, which ended up being one of the best classes I've taken. I also loved a French class focused on Postcolonial Western Sub-Saharan Francophone African Cinema (FRE 303).
"I also appreciate the broad application of my premedical studies co-major, where I have to take not only courses in chemistry and biology but also psychology, sociology and human physiology. These various medical courses helped me understand that I don't necessarily need to be a physician to be involved in the field of medicine. Right now I'm looking at a more traditional route to go to medical school for a PhD, not an MD, so that I can focus on research instead of practice. My premedical studies co-major has helped bolster my goals.
"I love learning how to approach problems through different subjects. A chemist approaches a problem or issue much differently from the way a philosopher or French scholar does. Being able to look at issues from different perspectives is really rewarding and useful in both the hard sciences and humanities."
Seeking a New Antibiotic Drug to Cure Bacterial Infections
Callie Miller working in the lab
"Here at Miami I work on a collaborative research project with both Dr. Crowder and Dr. Page as well as faculty from Case Western Reserve University, University of Texas at Austin, and University of California San Diego. Our research focuses on metallo-beta-lactamases, which is a type of protein that expresses itself in antibiotic-resistant bacteria. My work on this research was what helped me win the 2017-2018 Beckman Scholarship.
"Metallo-beta-lactamases have the ability to eat antibiotics, thus creating untreatable bacterial infections. We're looking for a drug that could halt the protein, thus allowing an antibiotic to come in and treat the infection. Finding a relatively simple drug or inhibitor that could do this would allow us to make these harmful forms of bacterial vulnerable to cheap and accessible antibiotics.
"My role in the project is doing spectroscopy, in which I utilize our lab's various microscopes to analyze organic data we receive from other labs to see how the metallo-beta-lactamases are working. I run different spectroscopic tests, like nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR), and others, all of which show how the harmful proteins are able to destroy the antibiotic. If we can stop the protein from destroying the antibiotic, that means the infection could be treated. That is the overarching goal of our project.
"The problem is that various strains of bacteria have been evolving, with new forms of these metallo-beta-lactamase proteins showing up every day. Because these mutations are constantly evolving, we need to continue to look for drugs that would be able to inhibit some of the particularly dangerous varieties that are more potent than others in their resistance.
"In August 2018, as a Beckman Scholar, I went to Irvine, California to give a presentation at the Beckman Symposium about my undergraduate research. This was an amazing experience, as it's where all these great minds that made a difference in chemistry and biology come together. I received some great feedback and constructive criticism, with people pushing my boundaries and encouraging me to try different things."
Advice to Students
"Get involved! Talk to people, talk to everyone — just don't be shy. That is one of the biggest lessons my mom has taught me. You gain nothing from not talking. You have to put yourself out there to gain anything. I have had the most incredible support system at Miami through my professors and courses, but it is so important to seek that out.
"Being on my own here at Miami has really forced me to put myself out there to get the opportunities I want. I've learned to speak up for myself in a way that is confident and clear. I believe this determination is going to continue helping me in the future, into graduate studies and post graduate work."
As the center of Miami's diverse liberal arts curriculum, the College of Arts and Science (CAS) fosters a rigorous intellectual climate that promotes learning and discovery. The CAS offers 63 majors, 58 minors, and 10 co-majors to undergraduate students, as well as about 30 masters and 10 doctoral programs.
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Learning to code will make you a better entrepreneur, even if you don't become an expert.
In the new Internet economy, code is king. Taking the time to learn the basics of programming will help you succeed in business and entrepreneurship.
"Do you need to be an expert in coding to build a successful startup, or can you employ experts to do the technical work for you?"
This person has demonstrated success as a businessman and a salesman, but he caught the entrepreneurship bug and couldn't shake it. He wanted to start his own company.
"You have to code, not because you need to be good at it, but because technical employees are far more likely to follow a founder with technical experience."
The era of coming up with an idea and hiring a technical person to build it is over, and it has been for a long time. It's easier than ever to learn code, thanks to services like Codecademy. This is especially true for entrepreneurs that want to build Internet startups.
"I'm surprised at how helpful, even now as an investor, being able to code things is to my job," Harjeet Taggar, a partner at the incubator/seed venture firm Y Combinator, says. He qualified his response by noting that certain industries, such as enterprise sales, require more noncoding tasks than consumer-facing applications.
"I think a big takeaway is that if you're a business co-founder, you should 1) at least spend some time being able to understand the vocabulary of code, and 2) pick an idea that leverages your skills."
This topic is personal for me. I've been spending the past two months working on a startup, in addition to this column. The majority of that time has been spent coding and learning to code. I'm no expert though--what takes me an hour to build, my co-founder can create in five minutes.
The last point is the most important one. Understanding how difficult a requested feature will be to implement has made me better at prioritizing our company's time appropriately. The only way to truly know how a feature or a product works is to understand code.
My advice to aspiring entrepreneurs is simple: if you don't know how to code, learn. Don't worry about becoming an expert--just put in the effort and learn the basics. The knowledge and understanding of code will make you a far stronger entrepreneur.


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'Wild' NHL playoffs move into next stage with final 16 teams
Vancouver Canucks players celebrate a goal against the Minnesota Wild during the third period of an NHL hockey qualifying round game, Friday, Aug. 7, 2020, in Edmonton, Alberta. (Jason Franson/The Canadian Press via AP)
Derek Stepan gave some words of advice to his Arizona Coyotes teammates not used to the bright lights of playoff hockey.
"It's the best time of the year to be playing," he said.
The time of year is different than usual, but the NHL's Stanley Cup playoffs haven't lost any of their luster or penchant for surprises.
After a qualifying round full of upsets, overtime heroics and comebacks, the traditional first round that starts Tuesday with 16 teams left is primed to feature even more entertainment and unpredictability.
"It's wild," said Barry Trotz, whose New York Islanders will next face the Washington Capitals he coached to the title in 2018.
"It's made for TV, really. We didn't know what was going to happen. We knew that there was going to be some strange things happen in this strange, unusual time and format. But it's captivating."
The Chicago Blackhawks that ranked 23rd out of 31 teams in the regular season are still playing, along with the Montreal Canadiens, who were 24th and not given much hope of moving on.
Chicago has a tough task against the Western Conference No. 1 seed Vegas, and Carey Price's Canadiens face the Philadelphia Flyers that earned top billing in the East by going 3-0 against Boston, Tampa Bay and Washington.
"It was a tall task to get that No. 1 seed and we did it," Flyers defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere said. "We came in here and have been strictly business. I think for us to go out there and get three big wins in a row and get that No. 1 seed is huge for us."
In a very 2020 turn of events, the Bruins that won the Presidents' Trophy as the top regular-season team went winless since the restart and now must take on the Carolina Hurricanes that swept their way to this point. It's a rematch of the 2019 East final but with Carolina looking more prepared for this showdown.
"They swept us last year, which definitely is going to be good opportunity for us to kind of give back what they gave us last year," Hurricanes forward Nino Niederreiter said.
The Hurricanes, Islanders and Golden Knights look scary, the Lightning could be without top players Steven Stamkos and Victor Hedman for at least the start of their series, and the Bruins and Blues that met in last year's Cup Final haven't recaptured the dominance they showed until the season was halted in March and combined to go 0-6.
"It doesn't matter what seed you're in because you've got to beat every team anyways if you want to advance," Bruins goaltender Tuukka Rask said. "It's over now and start real hockey."
Half of the remaining field has been playing real hockey for more than a week now. After knocking off the Nashville Predators, captain Oliver Ekman-Larsson said the Coyotes are "up for the challenge" of taking on the Colorado Avalanche. The Canucks and Flames should also be feeling good after emotional series victories, though Vancouver must face an angry St. Louis bunch that blew leads in all three games.
"We're not playing aggressive enough in my opinion," Blues coach Craig Berube said. "Getting the real thing going here will be important, for sure."
It's all best-of-seven until the Stanley Cup is handed out in late September or early October, though the prospect of playing in quarantined bubbles in Toronto and Edmonton could change the psychological dynamic of the playoffs.
"It's one of those years it's easier once you're down to say, 'Well, I do miss my kids, it's not our year,'" Boston coach Bruce Cassidy said. "You can sort of have that in the back of your mind and certainly some players are going to go through it, and that's why I feel that maybe some series will be closed out quicker than previous years."
Only one qualifying round series went to a deciding Game 5: Columbus-Toronto, which also featured two shutouts and each team erasing a 3-0 deficit and winning in overtime. Over nine days, 44 games showed why the league and NHL Players' Association worked hard to resume the season, and that was just the start of summer hockey madness.
"I'm sure it'll continue," Flames coach Geoff Ward said. "Everybody's healthy and there's been extreme parity, but all the teams are playing extremely, extremely hard and that makes for whoever you play a very tough out and a very tough opponent. And I think as these playoffs go on, you're just going to see more of the same."
by Michael Prunka / Jan 19, 2021
CARY, N.C. (WNCN) - John Bradford, who served as an assistant coach under Dave Sarachan, was promoted to head coach of North Carolina FC, the team announced Tuesday.
In addition to being an assistant with the professional team, Bradford also served as academy director for NCFC Youth and technical director for the organization's U-23 team. The team said that Bradford's work linking the youth and professional teams made him an ideal choice for head coach as NCFC aims to focus on youth-to-professional development.


Alex Marvez reports that Iowa TE Noah Fant is visiting with the Patriots after recently meeting with the 49ers.
Fant has recently met with the Lions, Vikings and Broncos and there could be more visits for him over the next week.
Fant, 21, is considered to be one of the top tight end prospects in this year's draft and should end up being a first-round pick when all is said done.
During his college career at Iowa, Fant caught 78 passes for 1083 yards (13.9 YPC) and 19 touchdowns over the course of three seasons and 30 games.


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Saturday, October 20: Sandra Simonds & Geoffrey G. O'Brien
The Poetic Research Bureau presents...
SANDRA SIMONDS
& GEOFFREY G. O'BRIEN
Reading 8pm
Sandra Simonds is the author of six books of poetry: Orlando, (Wave Books), Further Problems with Pleasure, winner of the 2015 Akron Poetry Prize from the University of Akron Press, Steal It Back (Saturnalia Books, 2015), The Sonnets (Bloof Books, 2014), Mother Was a Tragic Girl (Cleveland State University Poetry Center, 2012), and Warsaw Bikini (Bloof Books, 2009). Her poems have been published in the New York Times, the Best American Poetry 2015 and 2014 and have appeared in many literary journals, including Poetry, the American Poetry Review, the Chicago Review, Granta, Boston Review, Ploughshares, Fence, Court Green, and Lana Turner. In 2013, she won a Readers' Choice Award for her sonnet "Red Wand," which was published on Poets.org, the Academy of American Poets website. She lives in Tallahassee, Florida and is an Associate professor of English and Humanities at Thomas University in Thomasville, Georgia.
Geoffrey G. O'Brien's latest book is Experience in Groups (Wave, 2018). He is also the author most recently of People on Sunday (Wave, 2013) and the coauthor (with John Ashbery and Timothy Donnelly) of Three Poets (Minus A Press, 2012). O'Brien is a Professor of English at UC Berkeley and also teaches for the Prison University Project at San Quentin State Prison.
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Henry Lyte (1529 ? - ) est un botaniste et érudit antiquaire anglais. Il est surtout connu pour deux ouvrages, un herbier, A niewe Herball (1578),  traduction du Cruydeboeck de Rembert Dodoens (Anvers, 1564), et un volume historique, The Light of Britayne (1588), tous deux dédiés à  la reine Élisabeth Ire.

Biographie

Henry Lyte est né dans le manoir Lytes Cary (Somerset), vers 1529. Il est le deuxième fils de John Lyte, et le plus âgé survivant, et de sa première épouse, Edith Horsey, décédée en 1566. Henry Lyte a fait des études à Oxford vers 1546, mais on ne sait pas s'il a obtenu un diplôme. Anthony à Wood a écrit de lui : .

En 1558, John Lyte cède sa propriété à Henry qui dirige le domaine de Somerset jusqu'à la mort de son père en 1576, lorsque sa belle-mère fait valoir ses droits contre lui. Henry Lyte semble avoir servi comme shérif de Somerset, ou peut-être seulement comme sous-shérif, pendant le règne de  Mary I, et peut-être jusqu'à la deuxième année du règne d'Elizabeth (c'est-à-dire 1559). .

Henry Lyte se marie trois fois : en septembre 1546 avec Agnes, fille et héritière de John Kelloway de Cullompton (Devon), décédée en 1564, et dont il eut cinq filles ; en juillet 1565 avec Frances, fille de John Tiptoft, citoyen de Londres, décédé en 1589, et dont il a trois fils et deux filles ; et en 1591 avec Dorothy, fille de John Gover de Somerton (Somerset), dont il a deux fils et une fille. Henry Lyte est un parent éloigné de l'antiquaire John Aubrey, qui déclare que Henry Lyte   bien qu'une liste existant dans le manuscrit du deuxième fils et successeur de Henry Lyte, Thomas, énumère seulement divers arbres fruitiers.

Œuvres

Le premier ouvrage  de Henry Lyte, et le plus important, est sa traduction du Cruydeboeck de Rembert Dodoens (Anvers, 1554) par l'intermédiaire de la traduction française de Charles de L'Écluse (Histoire des Plantes, 1557). Son exemplaire de l'édition française, endossée sur la page de titre , se trouve maintenant au British Museum. Il porte de nombreuses annotations en latin et en anglais dans son écriture soignée, y compris des références aux travaux de Mathias de l'Obel et William Turner. La première édition de la traduction a été imprimée au format in-folio à Anvers, pour sécuriser les gravures sur bois s de l'original, les blocs étant trop lourds et trop précieux pour être transportés. Elle compte 779 pages, pour la plupart en écriture gothique, et 870 gravures dont une trentaine sont originales. Elle est intitulée « A niewe Herball or Historie of Plantes... first set foorth in the Doutche or Allmaigne tongue by that learned D. Remburt Dodoens, Physition to the Emperour: And now first translated out of French into English by Henry Lyte, Esquyer. At London by me Gerard Dewes, dwelling in Pawles Church-yarde, at the signe of the Swanne, 1578 ».
Au dos de la page de titre se trouvent les armoiries de Henry Lyte et un blason figurant « un cygne volant d'argent sur une trompette d'or », qui ne lui fut effectivement accordé par Clarenceux, roi-d'armes que l'année suivante. Suivent une dédicace à la reine Elizabeth, datée de Lytes Сarу, des versets élogieux et un portrait de Dodoens. Henry Lyte a ajouté très peu de contenu original au texte initial. Une deuxième édition, sans aucune gravure sur bois, a été imprimée à Londres par Ninian Newton in-octavo, en 1586, et une troisième par Edmund Bollifant, dans le même format, en 1595. Une édition in-folio, également sans gravure sur bois, a été publiée par Edward Griffin en 1619.

Le deuxième ouvrage de Henry Lyte est  « The Light of Britayne ; a Recorde of the honorable Originall and Antiquitie of Britaine » (1588), également dédié à Elizabeth I, et contenant le portrait de la reine. Son objet est de retracer la descendance des Britanniques depuis Brutus le Troyen. Henry Lyte présenta un exemplaire de cet ouvrage à la reine le 24 novembre 1588, lorsqu'elle se rendit en grand apparat à la cathédrale Saint-Paul pour rendre grâce de la défaite de l'Invincible Armada.

Héritage
Henry Lyte est mort le 16 octobre 1607 dans la maison où il est né, le manoir Lytes Cary,  et est enterré à l'extrémité nord du transept de l'église de Charlton Mackrell. Un exemplaire de son Niewe Herball est conservé dans la maison familiale, qui est maintenant une propriété gérée par le National Trust.

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Naissance en 1529
Décès en 1607
Botaniste anglais du XVIe siècle
Botaniste anglais du XVIIe siècle
Botaniste prélinnéen
Antiquaire (sens ancien)
Personnalité liée au Somerset
Traducteur anglais du XVIe siècle
Traducteur anglais du XVIIe siècle
Écrivain anglais du XVIe siècle
Écrivain anglais du XVIIe siècle
Scientifique anglais du XVIe siècle
Scientifique anglais du XVIIe siècle


Macaron on the dashboard of my car.
Is anyone tired of reading about macaron? I don't blame you if you are. I hesitated to bring them up again for fear that another blog post about macaron might make the Internet come crashing down around all of us. I decided to risk it for people living in the Minneapolis – St. Paul area who have not yet found Sweets Bakeshop.
In the comment section of my previous post about macaron reader Maria suggested I try the macaron at Sweets Bakeshop. Now I get it! Now I understand why people go gaga over these little french style cookies. I had one filled with chocolate ganache which was very good, praline also very good, and salted caramel which were the best. Next time I'm headed straight for the salted caramel.
For better or worse I've decided I'm still not going to make my own. They're very good, but the next time I need a macaron fix I'm headed toward Sweets Bakeshop. You'll find them (and maybe me) at 2042 Marshall Ave, St. Paul, MN, or 4747 Nicollet Ave S., Minneapolis, MN. And like Maria said. Have a cupcake while you're there. You won't regret it.
There is a restaurant called Cafe Latte' on Grand Avenue in St. Paul, MN. It's almost three restaurants in one. They serve up-scale food cafeteria style, they have a pizza/wine bar, and a retail bakery. We've enjoyed every single thing we've ever tried there, and that's saying a lot because we've been going there for a lot of years. One of the things they're most known for is their Turtle Cake. It's absolutely delicious!
This year we celebrated a bunch of spring and summer celebrations at one small family event. I decided I should try to make my own version of Turtle Cake. The recipe for the Cafe Latte' Turtle Cake can be found on the web, but truth be told I had a little trouble with that recipe and decided to strike out on my own. I melded together some different recipes to come up with an excellent cake of my own.
The cake starts with a really moist, chocolate cake which I ever so slightly adapted from the King Arthur Flour Favorite Fudge Birthday Cake recipe. Next is a smooth fudgy frosting studded with toasted pecans, and then all of that layered with caramel sauce. You could use caramel sauce from a jar. Next time I'll either do that, or I'll make caramel sauce from scratch. The recipe you'll find here is a little too runny.
Here's how I made the cake.
Preheat the oven to 350°F. Lightly grease and flour, then line with parchment, three 9″ round cake pans.
Bake the cakes for about 25-30 minutes or until a cake tester inserted into the center comes out clean. Cool the cakes in the pan for 15 minutes, then turn them out of the pans to cool completely on a rack.
Caramel Sauce – Warning! This recipe is runny and I recommend using caramel sauce from a jar for a less runny sauce.
Mix sugar and milk in saucepan. Add butter and bring to a boil.
frosting is too thick or grainy, add 1 or 2 teaspoons hot coffee.
with one-third of frosting, pushing it out gently from edges to make a petal effect.
Time to slice and serve!
By the way! The photos have not been altered. The grass in the above photo really was that green!!
Today, Wednesday August 10, 2011 there will be a guest post by me on Cookie Madness.
For the story and the recipe, click on the link. And check out the previous post here at Basically Baked for a peach and mixed berry crisp that was one of the contenders for my guest post at Cookie Madness.
On Wednesday August 10, 2011 there will be a post written by yours truly on Cookie Madness! I couldn't be any more excited about the opportunity to do a guest post for Anna while she's on vacation. The inspiration for the post is the Ginsberg's Alaskan cruise.
When Anna and I chatted we talked about ice cream desserts but as I did my research and thought about Alaska I kept coming back to berries. One of the recipes I was really excited about is this crisp recipe I found on Epicurious. Apparently it is on the menu at a place in Anchorage called Marx Bros. Cafe. A google search for Marx Bros. Cafe told me that if I ever get to Anchorage I will make time for a meal there.
The peach berry crisp is excellent. It didn't make the cut for my Cookie Madness post because it was the slightest bit runny and I didn't think the photos were very appealing. That said, it's a very tasty dessert and one I would make again. I loved the flavors of all the fruits and the topping was nice and crisp.
My husband enjoyed this with vanilla ice cream. I ate mine straight up.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Butter an 8×8 inch baking dish.
In a small bowl whisk together the dry ingredients for the topping, then add the butter and rub all of the ingredients together with the back of a spoon until the crumbs are very fine. You can also do this with your fingers but I prefer to use a spoon. Set the mixture aside.
Put all of the fruit in a separate bowl and toss it with the sugar and flour.
Place the mixture in the prepared baking dish and bake for 40 minutes stirring every ten minutes until the juices are bubbling. Bake another five minutes.
Remove from the oven. Increase the oven temperature to 400 degrees.
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The banana substitution made me concerned that they wouldn't be as moist as they would be with apple butter. Let's face it. There are a lot of differences between banana and apple butter. I added a little almond milk, and upped the spices and hoped for the best.
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A West Virginia university student who presumably went into the Capitol with advocates of previous President Donald Trump throughout the Jan. 6 riots and took a "Members Just" indication published near the Senate chambers pleaded guilty on Monday to a misdemeanor count, the Associated Press reported.
Gracyn Dawn Courtright, who is from Cyclone, West Virginia, provided the plea to a federal judge in Washington, D.C. by means of teleconference.
The plea related to a charge of purposefully going into or staying in a limited structure or premises; other charges Courtright dealt with were disposed of in the plea arrangement with district attorneys, the AP reported. This consists of a count of theft of federal government residential or commercial property under $1,000
Courtright's sentencing trial was arranged for Nov. 16, and she will stay totally free on an individual recognizance bond in the meantime. If founded guilty, she might see as much as 6 months of jail time and a $9,500 fine, the AP reported.
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An university student who supposedly went into the U.S. Capitol throughout the Jan. 6 riots and took an indication from outside the Senate chambers pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor count Monday. Fans of United States President Donald Trump demonstration inside the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021, in Washington, DC.
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Courtright, a mathematical economics significant at the University of Kentucky, at first boasted that the profession of the Capitol was making "history" and stated she believed "it was cool," according to an FBI affidavit in assistance of a criminal problem and arrest warrant. Later on, she erased her Instagram account.
She informed the judge Monday that she likewise withdrew from the school, which she's arranged to appear prior to a college board in December.
Courtright, who was 23 when she was charged, was inside the Capitol for 24 minutes, district attorneys stated. According to the affidavit, a witness who saw a video of Courtright in the Capitol messaged her on Instagram asking if she existed. The witness offered a screenshot of the messages to the FBI.
The witness revealed shame after Courtright confessed she went within, according to the FBI. Courtright supposedly composed, "I'm not humiliated so you should not be."
When the witness implicated her of treason, Courtright stated she did not understand what treason was, according to the affidavit. Prior to Courtright erased her Instagram account, she composed, "Infamy is simply as great as popularity. In any case I wind up more understood. XOXO."
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Demonstrators breeched security and got in the Capitol as Congress discussed the 2020 governmental election Electoral Vote Accreditation. Trump advocates encounter authorities and security forces as individuals attempt to storm the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021 in Washington, DC.
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Herculaneum Dock was part of the Port of Liverpool. It was situated at the southern end of the Liverpool dock system, on the River Mersey. To the north it was connected to Harrington Dock. The dock was named after the Herculaneum Pottery Co that had occupied the site before.
From 1767, a tidal basin in the area that would become the dock was used for unloading copper for a smelting works.
Between 1794 and 1841 it was the site of a pottery.
In 1864, a new dock designed by George Fosbery Lyster was blasted from the foreshore, providing two graving docks and opened in 1866.
Ten years later, a third graving dock was added.
Beginning in 1873, the dock handled petroleum. In 1878, specialist casemates were built to store this and other volatile cargo within the sandstone cliffs above. The dock continued in this capacity until the task of oil handling was transferred across the river to Tranmere Oil Terminal and Stanlow Oil Refinery. During 1881 the dock facility was enlarged further and a fourth graving dock was constructed in 1902.
Liverpool remained an important port during the Second World War, with Herculaneum Dock acting as a terminus for the North Atlantic Convoys.
Herculaneum Dock was formerly served by its own station on the Liverpool Overhead Railway. The station (and railway) closed on 30 December 1956. By 1958 demolition of the station had been completed.[4]
In 1972, Herculaneum Dock closed and was filled in during the 1980s.
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LOCAL Government, Rural and Urban Development Minister Ignatius Chombo is embroiled in an acrimonious property-sharing wrangle with his wife, Marian, from whom he has been separated for the past three years.
The protracted divorce and property sharing dispute is now before the High Court.
The estranged couple agreed to divorce, but failed to reach a settlement on the sharing of vast properties spread countrywide despite several pre-trial conferences held to try to resolve the matter without going to trial.
On Wednesday, Judge President Justice George Chiweshe referred the contentious issues to trial after another attempt to resolve the matter hit a brick wall.
During the civil trial, the court will seek to come up with a formula on how to share the matrimonial property.
The court will hear evidence regarding contributions made by each of the parties in acquiring the properties.
The court will look at money invested as well as generation of ideas.
The hearing date is yet to be set.
Mr Wilson Manase of Manase and Manase is acting for Minister Chombo while Mr Motsi Sinyoro of Sinyoro and Partners is representing Mrs Marian Chombo (nee Muhloyi).
The two separated in 2007 and Minister Chombo wants a divorce, citing irreconcilable differences.
"The marriage between the two parties is irretrievably broken down to an extent that the two are not reconcilable and no prospects for . . . restoration of a normal marriage relationship," stated the minister in his declaration filed with the court.
He says the two have not lived together as husband and wife for at least 24 months and there is no more love or affection.
Minister Chombo has pledged to look after their two children, born in 1986 and 1989.
"He will take care of his two children's educational requi-rements, including air fares once a year to and from school, tuition and ancillary expenses," he said.
Minister Chombo says during the subsistence of the marriage they acquired property like furniture, utensils and electronic equipment.
He wants the couple's two houses in Alexandra Park and Greendale awarded to his wife.
The minister also proposes that all movable property at their Allan Grange Farm go to Mrs Chombo on condition that farming equipment which is not on loan or not yet fully-paid for is valuated and shared.
He also wants to be granted the first offer to buy the equipment.
Minister Chombo, however, is not agreeable to paying his estranged wife the US$2 000 monthly maintenance she is claiming, arguing that she can earn a living from the properties and businesses he wants to cede to her.
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EU member states have just over a year to implement the Marrakesh Treaty
A Directive and a Regulation published in the Official Journal on 20 September 2017 has set a deadline for implementing the Marrakesh Treaty to facilitate access to published works for persons who are blind, visually impaired, or otherwise print disabled.
Member states will be required to transpose the copyright exception into national law by 12 October 2018, a little over a year from now. This will enable the cross-border exchange between members of the Union and third countries of accessible format copies of certain works and in doing so allow people with print disabilities to access books and other print material in formats that are accessible to them.
It is worth noting that the UK will have to comply to this reglementation before leaving the EU.
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Publication date: 10.6.2017
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