Bexhill-on-Sea, East Sussex Blog Directory
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Latest Blog Posts from Bexhill-on-Sea, EAST-SUSSEX
- Viva Espana! by Keiths Ramblings on Nov 22, 2009
.I’m escaping the buffeting wind and driving rain of the English Autumn for warmer climes! In a few hours time I’ll be leaving on a jet plane - and unlike Mr Denver I do know when I’ll be back again – Friday! I know, it’s only a few days bu...
- True beauty by Keiths Ramblings on Nov 21, 2009
.This weeks prompt at Sunday Scribblings is BeautyThe repulsive lingering stench was tangible. More than a foul smell, it invaded the atmosphere and filled my lungs. All around me crooked rambling shacks of tin, wooden poles concrete and cloth, leane...
- Answer me this......... by Keiths Ramblings on Nov 14, 2009
.This weeks prompt at Sunday Scribblings is OracleSome people think they know everything! Aren’t they irritating? It’s even worse when they really do know everything! ‘Orrible Oracles' I call ‘em! That’s why it’s fun to have a few questio...
- an autumn storm by Keiths Ramblings on Nov 13, 2009
Tonight the South of England is bracing itself for a storm,the like of which has not been seen for many a year. The wind is already howling outside my window, and the torrential rain is bouncing off the road and streaming down the hill toward the sea...
- Classical Conditioning Simply Explained by fun4fido on Nov 13, 2009 in associative learning classical conditioning dog training dogs pavlov puppy training respondent conditioning
Classical conditioning is an association between two stimuli. Of these two stimuli, one is neutral and in the beginning has no meaning. The other stimulus is one that does already have meaning for the dog (or human). The stimulus can be pleasant, or...
- What would you ask? by Keiths Ramblings on Nov 9, 2009
I was on a trekking holiday in the Amazonian jungle. Our guide told us about a mysterious village which, if found, promised the secret of eternal life and untold wealth. He told us that those who’d tried to find it were never seen again. Legend has...
