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Henry William "Harry" Sparkman
|St Mary Extra, Southampton, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom
|Died in Southampton, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom
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Son of Henry William Sparkman and Jane Sparkman
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About Henry William "Harry" Sparkman
Survivor of sinking of SS Titanic
- Name: Mr H. Sparkman
- Age: 30 years
- Last Residence: Sholing, Hampshire, England
- Occupation: Fireman / Stoker - Engine crew
- First Embarked: Southampton
Rescued Disembarked Carpathia: New York City on Thursday 18th April 1912
Mr H. Sparkman, of Sprint Road, Sholing, Southampton, survived the sinking. It is unknown as to which lifeboat he was rescued in.
United States Senate, Washington 1912. n° 806, Crew List
Bill Wormstedt, USA
Henry William " Harry "SPARKMAN ( born 1876 )
By Elaine Sparkman - 10 March 2001 from correspondence with Jack Sparkman, East London, South Africa
My grandfather was a merchant seaman. From my grandfather's Seaman's Discharge Book, at the time your father Percy Hubert Sparkman sailed on the KILDONAN CASTLE in Feb. 1902, Harry was sailing out of London. However, between April 1903 and May 1907 he was on successive voyages out of Southampton on the Cape Town Mails serving on R.M.S. DUNOTTAR CASTLE, KINFAUNS CASTLE, ARMADALE CASTLE and the NORMAN.
In 1907 he switched to the White Star Line on the Southampton to New York run sailing on TEUTONIC and OCEANIC before returning to the Cape Mails for 1908 with the ARMADALE CASTLE again. He was issued with a new Discharge Book in 1909.... and if we had it we would know if he continued on the Cape Town run, including your return trip to Southampton in 1911 on the GALEKA and GERMAN.
The fact is Harry Sparkman joined the TITANIC on her fatal maiden voyage out of Southampton 10th April 1912 but survived the sinking 5 days later. We know very little about his experience and so this has absorbed the majority of my research time in recent years. That is our only claim to fame - but exceedingly few people know of it and we like to keep it that way as we had enough of American researchers pestering us for any new information ...
Thus I am a bit of an expert on the TITANIC saga! I enclose a copy of the Crew List which records him as "saved" as published in the British Board of Trade Enquiry of 1912 (See Photo section under Sparkman).
Summary continuation papers suggest he served on the OCEANIC and OLYMPIC during 1911/1912.
Following all this he survived the 1914-1918 War. The Sparkman merchant navy tradition continued with both sons - Edwin went to sea as did my father William A.M. as an engineer for a short spell, before leaving to join the electricity generating industry.
Elaine Sparkman - 10 March 2001
Henry William Sparkman was born in St Mary, Southampton, Hampshire, England in the second quarter of 1876. He was the son of Henry William Sparkman (1851-1923), a mariner and shipyard labourer, and Jane Emily Cozens (1855-1937), Hampshire natives who had married in 1873.
Henry was one of ten children, two of whom died in infancy. His known siblings were: Charles Henry (1873-1939), Isabella Ruth (b. 1878), Alfred William (b. 1881), Frank (b. 1884), Walter (b. 1886), Charlotte Mary (b. 1888) and William (b. 1890).
Henry first appears on the 1881 census when he and his family were living at Church Road in Hound, Hampshire and they would be listed as living at 7 Church Park in Hound by the time of the 1891 census, Henry aged 15 and having already left school and working as a telegraph messenger. He apparently went to sea as soon as he came of age and by the time of the 1901 census he was listed as a ship's stoker and still living with his family, by now a Buttsash (?), Firgrove Road, Sholing, Southampton. Henry was not recorded on the 1911 census, apparently at sea, but his family were now living at Spring Road in Sholing.
Henry signed on to the Titanic in Southampton on 6 April 1912. He gave his address as Spring Road, Sholing and his previous ship as the Olympic. As a fireman he could expect to earn monthly wages of £6.
Two days later, on 8 April 1912, Henry was married in Christ Church, Norwood, Lambeth, London to Ida Lilian Chambers (b. 1884 in Lambeth, London). He set sail on Titanic two days later.
Henry survived the sinking of the Titanic, in which lifeboat is uncertain.
Henry returned to Southampton and continued to work at sea. He and his wife Ida would go on to have a son, Edwin Henry, in 1913. Ida died during childbirth with their second child Lilian in 1916; she was 31. Baby Lilian died in 1918. Henry was remarried in 1927 to Olive Bessie Ward (b. 1888 in New Forest) and they had a son named William Michael the following year. Olive Bessie passed away only a few months later aged 39.
Henry died on 15 October 1947 following a protracted illness; he was 71 and still living in Spring Road, Sholing. He was buried in Sholing Churchyard.
His son Edwin died in 1950 and his son William is believed to still be living.
Credits Gavin Bell, UK
Henry William "Harry" Sparkman's Timeline
March 1876
Southampton, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom
April 1, 1876
South Stoneham, Hampshire, UK
Age 36
South Stoneham, Hampshire, UK
March 4, 1916
Age 40
October 15, 1947
Age 71
Southampton, Hampshire, England, United Kingdom
October 15, 1947
Age 71
Southampton, Hampshire, UK


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Skiing - 28 Feb 2017
Sportcal conducts holistic GSI Event Study on FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017.
Skiing - 20 Feb 2017
As the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships draw to a close in St. Moritz, Switzerland, broadcasters are reporting an unprecedented number of viewers.
Skiing - 07 Feb 2017
The Finnish Olympic Committee, together with the city of Lahti and the organising committee of the Lahti2017 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships, is organising a Study Tour in Lahti, Finland, on February 22nd – 24th 2017.
Skiing - 23 Oct 2015
Each season, the Rettenbach glacier welcomes the world's best racers for the start of the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup. This year, 9 athletes represented by the Swiss based sports marketing agency GPS Performance, are going to attend this event and show their skills.
Skiing - 12 Feb 2015
Five years ago, at the 47th International Ski Congress in Antalya (TUR), Falun was elected to host the FIS Nordic World Championships in 2015. Now, Falun is ready.
Skiing - 04 Feb 2015
EUROVISION, the media and marketing rights holder of the FIS Alpine Championships in Vail/Beaver Creek, Colorado will produce and deliver more than 900 hours of HD international broadcast coverage to an estimated one billion viewers worldwide during the next two weeks (2 to 15 February).
Skiing - 05 Jun 2014
Frankfurt/Barcelona, June 4, 2014 - The German cultural project logistics company Conceptum Sport Logistics (CSL – www.conceptum-sport-logistics.com) has been the official partner of the International Ski Federation (FIS – www.fis-ski.com) since 2013. The federation's 49 International Ski Congress is set to take place in Barcelona at the start of June this year.
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The International Ski Federation (www.fis-ski.com) is putting the entire logistics of the Federation into the hands of Conceptum Sport Logistics (CSL – www.conceptum-sport-logistics.com). Collaboration with the Frankfurt-based logistics company is scheduled for the following years and received the official stamp of approval when the contract was signed at the International Federation (IF) Forum on 5 November in Lausanne.
Skiing - 28 Feb 2013
Frankfurt/Oberhofen, February 28, 2013 – Thanks to its own travel agency, the International Ski Federation (FIS, Fédération Internationale de Ski – www.fis-ski.com) has strategic advantages in sports team transportation. From now on the International Ski Federation is cooperating with sports- and cultural project logistics company Conceptum Sport Logistics (CSL – www.conceptum-sport-logistics.com).
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Infront Sports & Media is expanding the scale of its production of winter sports with the coverage of the FIS Alpine Ski World Cup in Whistler, Canada, in 2008.


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Making History: Horniman Youth Panel and Patrick Hough
The Horniman Youth Panel set out to explore how Egyptian culture and history is represented in Hollywood Movies.
We learned to think critically about the film props in these movies while having a chance to experiment with script writing, directing voice acting and basic filmmaking techniques with the video artist Patrick Hough.
The workshop began with a brief introduction to Patrick's artistic practice, looking at early photography on Hollywood film sets in Morocco, to newer video works that use film props and green screen backdrops. We then briefly looked at a range of short clips from films depicting Egypt, ranging from the fantastical to the historically accurate and discussed the visual elements from the sets, costumes and props, lighting while comparing and contrasting the different ways Egypt has been shown on film.
Later on, we worked with real physical film props loaned from a London prop house that are used in Egyptian movies. We explored their different material qualities – comparing them to the amazing Ancient Egyptian objects in our Hands on Base. We also discussed the varying degrees of accuracy these objects have in portraying cultures.
Finally, we broke up into two groups to develop a short script together. We were given a chance to create our own short film scene that gave a voice to the film prop and placed it in a theatrical context.
Participants directed the voice acting, choose the camera angles, light the scene and create direction notes for the editor.
Here are the final results – we hope you like them!
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Melville Tucker; Richard Wesley; Sidney Poitier; Bill Cosby; Harry Belafonte; Flip Wilson; Richard Pryor; Paula Kelly; Rosalind Cash; Roscoe Lee Browne; Johnny Sekka; Calvin Lockhart; Fred J Koenekamp; Pembroke J Herring; Tom Scott; Alfred Sweeney; Warner Bros.; Warner Home Video (Firm)
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Special features: commentary by Dr. Todd Boyd, USC professor of cinema and television and author of "Am I Black Enough For You"; popular culture from the "Hood and Beyond"; the lowdown on uptown; a retrospective featuring James Earl Jones, Denise Nicholas, Jimmie Walker, Julius Harris, filmmaker Oscar Williams, screenwriter Richard Wesley, New York Press critic Armond White; theatrical trailer.
|Cinematographer, Fred J. Koenekamp ; editor, Pembroke J. Herring ; music, Tom Scott ; production designer, Alfred Sweeney.
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Local H Drummer Brian St. Clair to Part Ways with Band after October Dates
Frontman Scott Lucas said, "I got to play with one of my favorite drummers ever--and that's awesome. Brian's one of the best musicians I'll ever play with. I can't thank him enough."
"It's been great to play with Scott the last 14 years," says St. Clair. "I'm very proud of my recordings and live performances with Local H. My sincere thanks go out to all the fans for their support over the years. It's been a great run, but all good things come to an end. I wish the new drummer, whoever it is, all the best."
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The Audioarts D-76 network console has all the practical style and rugged functionality of the beloved D-75 standalone console, a staple in radio studios for the past 15 years, but with modern necessities such as RJ connector system for all your I/O. The D-76 can be ordered with optional plug-in network module for connecting into the WheatNet-IP Intelligent Network.
The D-76 is a tabletop, modular console available in an 18/20-channel frame like its predecessor, the popular D-75, but includes StudioHub+ RJ 45 connectivity and can be ordered with optional IP-76 plug-in module for interfacing to the WheatNet-IP Intelligent Network.
Sporting a sleek new profile, the new D-76 comes standard with sample rate conversion, ample mic preamps, and plenty of stereo busses, caller capability and a comprehensive monitor section that provides separate feeds to control room/headphone and studio monitor outputs — plus headphone jack and built-in cue speaker.
It has four stereo busses, dual-domain outputs, sample rate conversion on all digital inputs, and interchangeable input module daughter cards for easy analog-to-digital conversion in the field. Its modern design features backlit controls and meter bridge with full-scale, bargraph digital peak plus VU metering and automatic timer and clock.
Mic or Line Input to Program Output: ±-0.1 dB, 20 Hz to 20 KHz
Telco Input to Program Output: +0 dB/-0.2 dB, 20 Hz to 20 KHz
Analog Input to Analog Output: 101 dB, ref. to FSD
Digital Input to Analog Output: 101 dB, ref. to FSD
Mic Pre Input to Analog Output: <0.006%, -32 dBu analog input, +24 dBu analog output, 22 KHz filter BW.
Analog Input to Analog Output: <0.006%, +24 dBu input, +24 dBu output, 22 KHz filter BW.
Digital Input to Digital Output: <0.001%, 20 Hz to 20 KHz, -1 dBFs input, -1 dBFs output, 20 KHz filter BW.
Digital Input to Analog Output: <0.003%, 20 Hz to 20 KHz, -1 dBFs input, +23 dBu output, 22 KHz filter BW.
Crosstalk, Program-to-Aud: >100 dB, 20 Hz - 20 KHz
Off: 120 dB, 20 Hz - 20 KHz
A/B: 95 dB, 20 Hz - 20 KHz
Analog Program Outputs: >95 dB, 20 Hz to 20 KHz
Input Level Range: Adjustable -70 to -31 dBu
Input Headroom: 20 dB above nom.
Input Impedance: 10 K Ω, balanced
Input Level Range: Adjustable -19 to +14 dBu
Input Headroom: 20 dB above nom.
Maximum Input: +24 dBu
ANALOG OUTPUTS (All)
Output Source Impedance: 50 Ω balanced
Output Load Impedance: 600 Ω min.
Output Level: +4 dBu nom. (adjustable), +24 dBu max.
Reference: +4 dBu = -20 dB FSD
Signal Format: AES-3 or S/PDIF (on input only)
Digital Reference Freq.: Internal crystal or opt. external input
Input Attenuation: 0 dB, -12 dB
Internal Sample Rate: 48 KHz or 44.1 KHz
Processing Resolution: 32-bit fixed with 80-bit extended precision accumulators
Conversions: A/D 24-bit Delta-Sigma, sample rate conversion on all digital inputs; D/A 24-bit, using 1-bit conversion.
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Data Path: 24-bit
Microphone Preamp: -128 dBu, 150 Ω source
Output Impedance: 10 Ω
Output Load: > 8 Ω
Output Level: +8 dBu nom., +20 dBu max. into 600 Ω load
DIMENSIONS (Tabletop mount)
18 or 20 input frame: 42 3/8"W x 7 1/8"H x 23 5/8"D
POWER CONSUMPTION (max)
20 input frame (fully loaded): 125 watts
NOTE: FSD = Full Scale Digital = +24 dBu analog
Created specifically for use with the D-76, the external rackmount power supply isn't just someone's off-the-shelf modular supply in a box marked 'Audioarts'. The SPS-100 Power Supply is from our own in-house design team and is over-engineered and manufactured (right here in New Bern, NC) for absolute reliability. Besides giving you obvious service benefits, this fan-free external power supply keeps heat where it belongs – in the equipment rack.
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This paper examines QoS, transport, protocols and other issues relevant to extending AoIP networks for sharing resources and controlling studios across a wider area network.
Shows the new products we are working on for 2016
A full-color brochure describing the BLADE-3 line of WheatNet-IP network access points.
This brochure provides overviews of the entire WheatNet-IP Intelligent Network. It includes technical details as well as acts as a catalog for all Control Surfaces, BLADES and Accessories.
Owner's manual for the Audioarts D-76 radio console.
A document describing configuration of the Cisco 3750G, 3560G, 3650 and 3850 ethernet switches for use with the WheatNet-IP Intelligent Network.
This is a technical manual covering all of the WheatNet-IP BLADE-3s.
This document shows simplified diagrams of the proper wiring and connections for logic I/O on WheatNet-IP BLADEs.
This document is a brief description of the logic function names used in the Wheatstone WheatNet-IP system.
IP Audio Networks: Planning for Reliability A white paper by Andrew Calvanese, VP Engineering, Wheatstone Corporation
WheatNet-IP brings added convenience and simplicity to the configuration of a PC- based automation system such as RCS Zetta. Where once it was necessary to employ a specialized sound card, discrete analog or digital audio wiring, a logic interface, and control cabling, with WheatNet-IP's PC Driver, we can accomplish all of this over a single Ethernet cable. The driver effectively acts as a WheatNet-IP BLADE, and lets the PC enjoy full access to all aspects of the WheatNet-IP intelligent network. The driver is available in versions that offer one, four, eight, twelve, and twenty-four stereo input and output channels. For situations where discrete outputs from Zetta players are desired, we recommend at least the four-channel version of the driver.
Great story about WRAY Indiana embracing modern technology and how they benefit from it.
This is a GREAT article from Pro Audio Asia...
Reprint of October 2016 article from Radio Magazine on the Hubbard broadcasting in Phoenix.
Saga Modernizes with Wheatstone by Jeff Den Adel, Engineer, Saga
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IP At Center of Rogers' Console Decision by Mike McCabe, Engineerin Manager Rogers Broadcasting
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Daytime telly viewers were in uproar this morning when ITV's This Morning ran a segment where they tested out sex toys live on air.
Christine Bleakely and Philip Schofield looked on awkwardly and seemed a tad embarrassed during the segment entitled 'Bondage For Beginners'.
The sex toys demonstrated by the couple included a spanking paddle, leash and collar, a bondage rope and a pretty comical feather tickler.
And obviously, Twitter exploded, with hundreds of people tweeting their disgust at what they were seeing at that time in the morning.
Personally, I find most of This Morning's controversial stuff quite entertaining. But no doubt they'll issue some sort of apology for this.
People are forever getting out of the bed on the wrong side these days.
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Dr. Katz, an authority in Botox education, now offers live, hands-on Botox Training in Los Angeles. How would you like to be trained by an expert who did the research on the treatments you want to learn most and whose name is also on Botox patent applications? Without paying for the extra's like travel to get to the courses, hotel accommodation, lost income while away from your practice? Southern California doctors, don't allow these factors to get in the way.
Receive world class training in Botox, and receive Botox certification in Los Angeles so that you can start or grow your own Botox business right away. Now is the time to expand your skills, develop others you never thought you could, and give your bottom line a huge boost.
Dermal fillers and Botox treatments have been over complicated. Simpler less traumatic and less side-effect prone treatments have beeen mastered by Dr Howard Katz . As well as investigating the newer and better ways that Botox can be administered, Dr Howard Katz is also on the patents for a number of aesthetic techniques medical professionals are using all over the world, besides the use Botoxulinum Toxins (Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, etc). He collaborated with key companies in the industry, such as Prollenium and Allergan Medicis, he has spearheaded the new research and expertise that is now used in medical and dental practices across the country. He has spoken and taught in many universities, including NSU, the AGD, NYU, and in events in Israel, Saudi Arabia, Europe, and South Africa. Enjoy an incomparable learning experience, and pick the brains of the man who has been the world leader in this field.
Dr Howard Katz has pioneered new ways of effectively training medical professionals with Botox and Dermal Fillers over the years, in fact, all other training programs have at least in part been derived from his innovations in the field. He has trained and certified students from all over the world, who now account for thousands of successful Botox businesses. He is also on the cutting edge of the latest research, teaching all the applications of Botox for aesthetics as well as therapeutics such as depression, cervical dystonia, hyperhydrosis, TMD, and more. Students learn how to avoid creating side effects, and learn how to reverse them should any occur. There are also a wealth of tips not taught in other programs, including how to save thousands in wasted product (pays for the course many times over). On top of the hands on skills, students learn proven marketing techniques to jump start their Southern California Botox business from day one.
Dr. Katz is now also including his DentoX LIFT technique in this program, which allows his students to make impacting aesthetic improvements to the jawline and cheekbones with only the use of injectibles. This 30 minutes, non-surgical technique cannot be found in any other program..
Just one day – this Los Angeles Botox & Dermal Fillers intensive is absolutely packed with hands on examples, personal attention, and new techniques so that you can get your business up and running in no time. Each program contains comprehensive instruction in Botox, Dermal Fillers, and a third complimentary module (Platelet Rich Plasma in 2017). This one day intensive program is unlike anything anyone else is currently offering, so ensure that you book a spot in the next highly anticipated event before it sells out.
A huge amount in a day – Dr. Katz has stripped away the didactic non-practical theoretical information that is accessible online (he will give you the links).
There is significant emphasis on the technical knowledge that is required in order to offer Botox safely to a patient, as well as how to sell the cases. You will gain an understanding of the differences and properties of the various FDA-approved agents, such as Botox, Dysport, and Xeomin. He focus only on the practical knowledge necessary to actually inject Botox, fillers or PRP, how to use them to enhance facial aesthetics like never before (DentoX LIFT) and succeed with a Botox business in Los Angeles (or any part of the United States).
This one day intensive program is unlike anything anyone else is currently offering, so ensure that you book a spot in the next highly anticipated event before it sells out. You will even have the chance to use your new skills immediately, as it will be possible to practice your new therapeutic and cosmetic Botox injection techniques on live patients on the day, giving you the confidence to use these same techniques on other patients. You will also learn how to inject fillers like Juvederm and Restylane, how to combine fillers and Botox, and when never to use them at the same time.
You will also be taught how to fix your unwanted side effects as well as those from other healthcare professionals.
In addition there is information on how to jumpstart your sales of these treatments and materials. Dr Katz has interviewed hundreds of his most successful doctors that he has trained to find out how to sell these treatments all day long, as well as maximize profit from your current patient base without having to "hard sell".
All attendees take away 18 hours of CE's - 10 hours of Continued Education Credits for the day, as well as free access to Dentox online training courses (which normally cost $1398) which include 8 additional credits. This affords you the opportunity to earn a total of 18 CE credits for the cost of a single course as well as being able to revise this information any time in the future at your leisure. (Full Course Syllabus Here)
We are so certain of your satisfaction with the Botox Training program in Los Angeles, that should you attend the course and feel it does not exceed your expectations, let us know that day before the first break, and you will receive a full refund. In addition, should you find the same training at a cheaper price within 30 days of this course, we will also happily refund you the difference.


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The inspiring story of Lance Armstrong's determined struggle against cancer and his triumphant return to professional cycling has touched hundreds of thousands of people across the world. His seven straight wins in the world's greatest cycling race, the Tour de France, has surely helped cycling's profile.
But what is it about the sport of cycling that is so attractive?
In part, the partnership of man and machine has a distinct attraction. The modern-day bicycle, with cranks and pedals, was invented in the 1860s with the first bicycle race thought to have been conducted at the Parc de Saint-Cloud in Paris in 1868.
Man's desire to cross a variety of terrain and desire to ride faster has driven the evolution of bicycles. The predecessors of the sleek, light-weight carbon bikes used in modern professional racing are steel-framed, welded and by comparison unwieldy machines.
For professional cyclists the difference between winning and losing a race may be a matter of a split second and the cutting edge technology of cycoe development demonstrates this.
Of course, not everyone who takes up cycling wants to compete at the elite level. Cycling is a sport attractive to people in of walks of life and which is certainly not confined to road racing.
Mountain bike riding is exceptionally popular, as is cyclo-cross riding. Bikes with sturdy tyres, flat handle bars and gearing appropriate to hilly terrain are used for these forms of cycling. By contrast, road cyclists use bikes with a more aggressive geometry that permit attainment of greater speed.
In an increasingly environmentally conscious world, many people choose to commute by bicycle. A hybrid bike, which marries features of a road and mountain bike, is ideal for this purpose.
Cycling is an excellent form of cardiovascular exercise, meaning that you can improve your aerobic fitness and endurance by undertaking the activity. Regular cycling can also help you to lose weight. The sport of cycling is essentially non weight-bearing, meaning that your joints are spared the repetitive impact of sports such as running. If you have sustained a musculoskeletal injury cycling is an excellent way of attaining a workout without causing further damage.
Riding a bicycle does require a certain degree of balance and skill, much of which though many of us acquire as children.
Aside from the health benefits of cycling, many people find that it is a great social activity. Clubs and groups are regularly found in many areas promoting the sport for enjoyment and fitness and regularly stopping off for a coffee and chat afterwards.
So if you have a desire to be the master of your own machineand to get fit and with the aid of the increase in promotion of cycling as a great contribution to the environment, cycling could be the sport for you.
Rob is a successful International Chartered Physical Therapist. He has been a lecturer, researcher and therapist for over two decades. His rich experience of International and Premiership Football underpins his specialist knowledge of sports medicine and rehabilitation. There is a wealth of insight and experience of rehabilitation, injury and successful recovery on his website at http://www.the-rehabilitation-room.com


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Review - Samsung ST30
Jack Mc Glynn
9 August, 2011
A small package, yes. But a good thing?
rest assured, the ST30 will bulge no pockets
As Samsung's most petite camera, the appeal of the ST30 is a niche one to begin with. A slip of a gadget at 28mm wide, with a 2.4" TFT LCD screen, Samsung's borrower sized device sounds an enticing prospect to those interested in an entry level experience. Without the unsightly pocket bulge that is.
Well, rest assured, the ST30 will bulge no pockets. Considerably smaller that the bulk of Smartphones, it's more likely to flatter than falter the jean clad vision of your, no doubt, shapely hips. In fact, with a total weight of 87.7gramms it's entirely possibly you'll forget it's even there.
But you won't. You're here to take pictures. And with a simple, easy to use interface, unencumbered with excessive modes and features, pictures aplenty you will take.
The ST30 is a cute little bugger, available in an array of complimentary colours. But arguably its best feature, in light of its refreshingly diminutive design, would be the asking price. You're looking at a paltry €80 for one on these modest moment snatchers. That's right, Samsung's smallest camera is of a comparable mass with the actual notes you'll shell out for it.
Actual Size... Maybe a little smaller...
Sounds like a good deal right?
Well, check your pockets. There's probably already a gadget in there, of similar dimensions and functionality. It's called a phone, and the overwhelming majority of them, in this day and age house, cameras. Better cameras.
Not technically superior mind, but the end result will likely be in their favour. Unfortunately for Samsung, despite its 10.1 mega-pixel image sensor, 3X Zoom Lens and TTL autofocus, the functionality of most camera phones is on par with the disappointing ST30.
And it should be noted, despite lower mp capacity, the vast majority of Smartphones will provide you with crisper, neater pictures. I'm not sure why a 10.1 mega-pixel camera produces such sub-par photos. I'm just sure it does.
As mentioned, the UI is indeed streamlined and easily navigated. But the trade off is a distinct lack of features. It has a, relatively, extensive scene setting mode but at its heart, the ST30's mission is to point and shoot. Mercifully, I'd wager this is precisely the function the vast majority of buyers will need it for.
The ST30 boasts a range of accessories, none of which actually accompany it. Most of you will have made your peace with the lack of a tripod, but the absence of a micro SD card will seem more jarring. I'm no pictographical connoisseur, but the ability to actually take and store photos seems of paramount importance.
For all it's faults, you can't argue with its tinyness!
I have no intention of misleading anyone; the ST30 is perfectly serviceable. Plus it's half the size and half the price of its entry level competition. It also, lamentably, takes pictures of roughly half the quality.
A few years ago this would have been more forgivable. But the fact that you can reach into your pocket and employ the camera on your phone to superior effect seems to negate the purpose of your purchase. No matter its price.
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text: NEW YORK, March 27, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue: India Water Analytical Instruments Market Forecast & Opportunities, 2018 http://www.reportlinker.com/p01154424/India-Water-Analytical-Instruments-Market-Forecast--Opportunities-2018.html#utm_source=prnewswire&utm_medium=pr&utm_campaign=Water_distribution_and_treatment There has been a phenomenal growth in the field of India water analytical instruments segment to meet the specific demands of the industry and environment. The market for water analytical instruments is driven by strengthened government regulations regarding the disposal of water and waste water in India along with the growing applications for water analytical instruments such as pharmaceutical and chemical industry. In 2012, pH meters were dominating the market in terms of the revenues. However, TOC Analyzers are expected to cross revenues of pH meters by 2018. According to, "India Water Analytical Instruments Market Forecast & Opportunities, 2018", the penetration level of water based analytical equipment is likely to increase significantly. The Indian market for water analytical instrumentation is import driven. Few of the major players include GE, Shimadzu, Xylem, Metrohm, Thermo Fisher Scientific and Hanna instrumentation. The report details about India Water Analytical Instruments market, its growth prospects and opportunities. "India Water Analytical Instruments Market Forecast & Opportunities, 2018" report elaborates following particulars: • Global Water Analytical Instrument Market Outlook• India Water Analytical Instrument Market Size, Market Share & Forecast• India Water Analytical Instruments Segmental Share Analysis • Market Trends and Developments• Competitive Landscape & Strategic Recommendations Why You Should Buy This Report • To gain an in-depth understanding of water analytical instrument market in India • To identify the on-going trends and anticipated growth in the coming years • To help industry consultants, manufacturers and stakeholders to align their market-centric strategies


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- Sold Date: Mar 06, 2013
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This is a complete latch knob set for a screen door. It is an original Victorian set made by Sargent Co. with a patent date of July 1891. Made of cast iron, it does have a brass lock lever. Clean and paint it ( polish the brass) or use it as is. Please let me know if you have any questions and I thank you very much for looking.


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Explore the World of 'South Park' in Oculus Rift - Interactive (video) - Creativity Online
Geege Schuman stashed this in Augmented Reality
Stashed in: Amazon, South Park, YouTube!, Virtual Reality!
South Park Studios, the production company responsible for the show, released a teaser for Wednesday's show, and it has Eric Cartman broadcasting and making videos about games. This is obviously a parody of the thousands of people who make videos on YouTube and livestream gameplay to sites like Twitch. Cartman even mocks the most famous In August, Internet retail giant Amazon acquired the top game-livestreaming site Twitch for $970 million.
Check it out:
The short clips features many things that are common to gameplay livestreamer's videos. This includes quick jumpcuts, gigantic headphones, and a microphone taking up a big part of the frame.
"Today, I'm going to comment on Call of Duty," Cartman says in the clip. "More specifically, I'm going to comment on my friends commenting on Call of Duty."
PewDiePie is famous for playing games on YouTube while screaming. He has turned that into a multimillion-dollar business. He has more subscribers than anyone else on YouTube, and he is especially popular with children.
South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker are big nerds who have regularly referenced gaming throughout the shows many season, and I can't wait to see what they have to say about this.


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Faculty Position
Non Teaching Position
JD of Senior Manager: No. of Position: 2
Experience in admission department
Strong network with educational consultants PAN India with a hold in Jaipur, UP, MP, Kolkata, North East, Bihar, Jharkhand & South India.
5 + years of experience in admissions for management institutes
Ability to plan and implement admission tactics
Good communication with good PR skills
Salary negotiable and commensurate to experience of the candidate.
JD of Dy. Manager (Admissions & Marketing) No. of Position: 3
Generating admissions through consultant base, coaching centers and colleges.
Networking in Jaipur, UP, Uttaranchal, Kolkata Bihar, and Jharkhand & South India.
Should have minimum 2-3 years of experience in consultant model handling of various regions.
Must be a graduate with good communication and negotiation skills.
Should be able to achieve targets and work under pressure.
Salary negotiable and commensurate to experience of the candidate
JD of Counselor: No. of Positions: 3
Post Graduate / Graduate with good communication and tele-calling skills.
Should have minimum 4 years of experience in counseling, preferably from education industry.
Calling on various leads database to generate and convert into admissions.
Ability to coordinate with students, parents and internal staff.
Responsible for making cold calls, outbound calls and converting them into business
Should be able to achieve targets and work under pressure.
Salary negotiable and commensurate to experience of the candidate
Dr Surabhi Goyal
Professor - Marketing
Chairperson -Admissions
Phone : 011-42094806
Asia Pacific Institute of Management
New Delhi


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Has anyone done volume to weight conversion for the flour in the Basic Yellow Cake recipe posted on the ChefTalk site from BettyR ("FINALLY!!!!!! That perfect homemade yellow cake"), and successfully tested it?
For many years now I have used weight measurement when I bake, but am a bit confounded still when recipes provide only volume measurements, particularly with no guidance from the author on how the flour was measured. In the case of this recipe, I don't know how the "2 1/4 cups all-purpose flour (do not sift the flour)" would have been measured, apart from not sifting: sprinkle and sweep? spoon and sweep? dip and sweep?
These different methods in my own hands have given me a range of about 4.25 to 4.75 ounces per cup. I do want to try the recipe, but hoping for some guidance first.


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The director, designer and choreographer, Robert Boadella, has transported the story of Columbus's discovery into a modern- day mental hospital. During a drama therapy session in the hospital's gym, represented by a forest of exercise ropes hanging from the ceiling, the paranoid visionary Manola creates a dramatic fantasy in which the patients become a tribe of South American Indians. Seven rather stagy lunatics respond with character-based comedy according to their respective illnesses. Espasa, a savant with an encyclopaedic memory, provides historical details of the Spanish conquest; the autistic musician Jordi improvises accompaniments; the nymphomaniac Pacqui fantasises that she gives birth to the entire tribe. The identification of their besieged world with that of the Indians takes root in the minds of the mad: when the doctors return to take their temperatures, they are resplendent as 15th-century, Spanish conquistadors brandishing enormous syringes.
By presenting the mass delusion of the lunatics as stage reality, Boadella creates intricate patterns of surreal allegory for the audience. The syringes are swords, electro-convulsive therapy is cultural indoctrination, and madness is merely difference. But Boadella also plays games with the theatrical illusion he creates. Conde, a pyromaniac, becomes a broker between the two worlds of the play, pleading with the cowering lunatic-Indians to recognise the flamenco-dancing conquistadors as doctors. But the wealth of theatrical evidence is against him and it is Conde, the compromiser, who appears mad.
The detailed comedy is punctuated by dance sequences which give the production an irresistible appeal. The dangling ropes are woven by the madmen into a series of giant tree-like cat's-cradles, framing the frenzied routines of the doctor-conquistadors. Every sequence draws spontaneous stamping and applause from the audience. But even this sense of spectacle is carefully worked by Boadella into the allegory of power. The dramatic sympathy of the play is with the besieged lunatic-Indians, but through the intoxicating chemistry of dance, the audience is repeatedly won to the side of Hernan Cortez and his merry men.
Boadella's management of this culture-clash has caused a storm in Spain, where the play's political implications caused its removal from the Seville Festival. The music and dance of the Indians are traditional Catalan; the flamenco style of the doctors is high Spanish imperialist. It can be read as an outcry for Catalan independence.
This gives the play obvious political ironies in Scotland, but its spectacular impact ensures that its attack on power is not parochial. The agony of conquest is presented as a trap in which the audience is caught, and from which the only release is surrealism, which Boadella handles like a master.
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The hordes who lived in my lovely terrace
Charlotte Ross
THIS north London road appealed when I bought our home because it was a row of intact terrace houses. At just two neat storeys of London brick, they were too compact ever to have been broken up for multiple occupancy, or so I reckoned.
But in 1911 — when my great-grandmother was a psychoanalyst and my great-grandfather an owner of a textile company — Kiver Road seems to have been crammed to the rafters with extended families, widows, boarders and young married couples.
My modest three bed house can seem cluttered with only a boyfriend and cat but in 1911, it was a little more crowded. Head of the household was Oscar Banks, 66, a smith originally from Paddington, living happily with his Lincolnshire-born wife, Sarah Ann. She bore him no children, but they had a boarder, Paul Franke, 33, a German hairdresser.
I imagined them bumping along slightly awkwardly between the two upstairs bedrooms (now there are three). Then, as I scrolled down the list, I noticed a second entry: Emily Alice Mann, 40, who also describes herself as head of household.
I checked the neighbouring houses. Almost every one had two or even three census entries, each with separate named "heads". My own home, with four occupants and two heads, would have been luxuriously spacious by comparison.
Could this be why Emily, a "teacher of the pianoforte", chose to live here? There may even have been space downstairs, then two rooms separated by wooden double doors, for her piano.
It's an intriguing menage. Did Paul cut Emily's hair? Did she play for the Bankses on a Sunday afternoon? Did the Bankses find it comforting to share a home with adults of an age to be the children they never had?
Life behind my door would surely have been quieter than across the fence. The next-door occupants are listed as postman John Honeybun, 41, his wife Annie, 40, and their children William, Leslie, and little Gladys Honeybun, aged 11, eight and four respectively. They shared their home and garden with Robert and Agnes Manser and their toddler Agnes and baby Elsie. On sunny days the garden must have been a riot.
On the other side, a triple-headed home inhabited by widows Mary Ann Hill, 63, a sick nurse, Susannah Blakey, 60, of private means and Mary Eliza Tucker and her niece Florence Weatherall, 33.
Elsewhere on my street lived organ builders, cigarette makers, cellarmen and shop assistants, omnibus drivers and tram conductors and needlewomen, a butcher, a dairy farmer and a smattering of clerks.
It's a far cry from the Kiver Road of today, populated almost uniformly with professional couples and their young children in £500,000 homes.
From 'clay lands' to bourgeois respectability
Nick Curtis
My house in Claylands Road, Kennington, is the first of five in a terrace probably built around 1895 by the Fentiman family.
John Fentiman, paterfamilias of this dynasty of Camberwell brick merchants, bought a large parcel of land from the Manor of Vauxhall, drained the marshy "clay lands" south of the Oval cricket ground (formerly a bowling green) "at his own expense", and gave his name to the parallel but grander Fentiman Road, laid out in 1806. The manor that he built nearby is long gone but the Congregational Chapel erected by his son John the younger in 1836 still stands opposite my house, and is now home to an architectural practice.
Today, our terrace is a study in bourgeois respectability, having been variously home to journalists, lawyers, charity administrators and officials from the Foreign Office. In my house it's just me and my wife, while my neighbour shares with his partner and baby son, and a gay couple lives two doors down: estate agents claim the houses are too small for nuclear families. This was clearly not a problem back in 1911, when the street also had an earthier character and when my own great-grandfather was a cabinet-maker who was later lost at sea.
My house, valued at £575,000 today, was home to John Spence, 52, a traveller in "druggist sundries", his wife Emma and 20-year-old son Shuld (a family name, presumably) who followed his dad into the family business. Travelling salesmen, then.
Still, the Spences must have felt positively lordly, with six rooms for the three of them, compared with the folk at the identically-sized number nine.
There, 74-year-old James Matheson from Rosshire lived with his Irish wife, 20-year-old daughter, and three visitors: married 22-year-old Blanche Duval, travelling without her husband but with her month-old son Edward, and a three-year-old girl called Gwendolen Green. What's the story behind those evocative names and this unconventional set-up, I wonder?
Over the road at number four, a smaller building than ours which is now a kitchen design showroom, "working watchmaker and jeweller" Harry Eveleigh and his wife Emma lived with their five children aged between 11 and 25 (the elder two, Harry Jr and Mabel, list their occupations as "clock repairer" and "cartirer" — whatever that is).
And down the road at number 15, compositor Harry Bland, 59, lived with his wife and two children, a "nurse domestic" and a chauffeur, plus two boarding tenants, widowed acrobat Harry McCarthy, 60, and storekeeper, Edward Norfolk, 21.
This glimpse into the past lives in my road makes me eager to know more. And if anyone can enlighten me, I'd love to know what a "cartirer" is.
The silver polisher who lived in my house
Ray Connolly
If you consider a writer, a barrister, a lawyer, someone who works at Lloyds of London and a banker as reliable barometers of social status, I suppose you could say that my Fulham road has gone up in the world in the past 98 years.
Back in 1911 a silver polisher called Charles Arden and his wife and three daughters were living in our house. Next door was a picture framer with his family, and on the other side a carpenter, his wife and 27-year-old spinster daughter.
These were family houses then and still are, the difference being that in 1911 the residents were men with trades rather than professions. It would be their grandchildren and great grandchildren, who reaped the benefits of further education, who then bought what would have been sturdy Victorian houses and made them fashionable.
Wedged between the end of the Kings Road and the Fulham Road, all the houses in our bit of this wide pretty street, with its front and generous back gardens, would have been of three storeys, with small back additions for bathrooms. Now they all have four storeys, super modern kitchens and sunny roof terraces and are worth more than £1 million.
I'm sure the newsagent's shop was there in 1911 but it would not have been owned by a Liverpool FC supporting, country and western loving Somalian. In fact, every home I looked up was inhabited by people with very English names. But checking up on another London address where the Connolly family have lived was rather sad.
When we bought a house in Campden Hill Road, Kensington, in 1969, it had been neglected for decades while being let to students, and it took us 10 years to turn it back into a large, happy house for our young family.
Back in 1911 we see that it was lived in by a 64-year-old widow along with two single servants. There are unhappy stories here of rich widows left alone in big houses and young working-class girls starting their working life in service — just like my own grandmother.
An oasis for an artistic floor builder'
Chris Blackhurst
TO the right of the fireplace in my living room is a white knob. It's for a bell that long since ceased working, to ring the servant who lived in the room in the roof on the second floor.
I now know, thanks to the 1911 Census, that Alfred Geary and his wife, Fanny, would press it to call Caroline. In 1911, he was 49 and Fanny, 47. They'd been married 25 years. He was a "constructor for artistic floors" and they both came from Manchester.
Note the use of the word "artistic". These weren't any old floors, these were Alf Geary's works of art. They were waited on by Caroline, 21, from Rotherhithe.
Alf's job might explain the parquet floor we uncovered in the front room. It has lines round the edges and must have looked splendid when it was newly-laid and highly-polished.
In 1911, Alf and Fanny had been joined by Harold, 33, a cousin from Nottingham. He was single and "a merchant". Which bedroom was his? The back one, I imagine.
The house is Arts and Craft, a semi, from 1905, on Kingston Hill and now worth £950,000. At that time, my grandfathers were, respectively, a blacksmith and a mill owner. Back in the old days, Kingston Hill was a single track for horses and carts. It's no longer the idyll it appears from faded photographs. But I can now picture Alf and Fanny, all snug and smug, looking over the throng coming and going from Kingston to London.
Across the fence they would have been able to chat with Peter Davey, 53, and his wife, Zinol. Peter was a "national manager". Again the one-upmanship is to the fore — he's a "national" manager, not any old manager. She was 48, born in London. They, too, had a live-in domestic helper, Elisabeth, 28, from Kent.
On the other side, in the six-bedroom detached, Violet Dove, from Norfolk shared the house with her mother, Minnie, 62, a widow, who was born in India, three servants: Daisy, 26, from Windsor; Lizzie, 16, from Bedford, and Annie, 42, a nurse.
Married for less than a year, she had a son, William, aged just one month. Mysteriously, of her husband, there is no mention.
While the census offers a glimpse into the past of a place, it only gives a snapshot every 10 years.
To find out the whole history of your street or house, street directories are an excellent resource. These resemble a cross between the A-Z and Yellow Pages and were published from mid-Victorian times to cash in on London's vast expansion and provide annual records of residents and their occupations arranged by street order.
Thus Harrods, the Post Office, Watkins' and especially Kelly's Directories give a pretty well continuous picture of the metropolis and its people for just under a century. All the above can be found via the web, though it is much more satisfying to view the originals at somewhere like the Guildhall Library, EC2.
House numbers and street names can change with surprising frequency. Track these through the Map Library at the British Library in Euston Road.
Every local gas or electric company used to publish its own maps in addition to the Ordnance Survey, which means that, particularly for the late 19th century, detailed street maps are available for almost every year. Spot your home and follow the development of the surrounding area.
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EUR/USD- Daily analysis and trading strategies 8-5-10
Trading strategy: standing aside
The euro is weaker today after pulling back from 1.3250 but still holds above 1.3100 which is the first important support level to watch. Current pullback doesn't affect the short-term sentiment but doesn't seem to be over yet, so keep an eye on 1.3100. Intra-day resistance starts at 1.3190, followed by 1.3250. If 1.3190 caps the upside, then 1.3100, perhaps 1.2970/00 later, will be in focus. Today's economic calendar is quite busy - most notable events being the Rate Decision in Europe and UK, followed by the ECB press conference and the US initial jobless claims later today. Downside should remain favored unless a break above 1.3200 occurs. Current exchange rate is 1.3161 @06:12 GMT
Support: 1.3100/20, 1.2970/00 and 1.2900
Resistance: 1.3190/00, 1.3250/90, 1.3400 and 1.3500
Market sentiment: long term - bearish, medium term - slightly bullish, short term - bullish, intra-day - bearish
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Have a good day and happy trading!


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text: My wife and I made a day trip over to Clifty Falls for a day of hiking on 8/28/10 and we were very pleased with the trails. They have a pretty good range from light to rugged. It's been so dry this summer that the falls were not flowing but, we plan to return in the spring. We hiked on... More


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Last Lap: AJ Allmendinger Passes Indy 500 Rookie Test
AJ Allmendinger made quick work of his 30-lap rookie test at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, running 219 mph around the famed Brickyard in his third and final phase of the test session.
Solid afternoon with the @penskeracing @izod @teamchevy lots already learned and still a lot more to learn. Good start so far. Loving it — AJ Allmendinger (@AJDinger) May 13, 2013
Read more on Allmendinger's Indy 500 progress – and other happenings – in your Last Lap for Sunday, May 12th.
• IndyCar Rookies Hit the Brickyard For the First Time [USA Today]
• NASCAR Power Rankings After Darlington Raceway [SPEED]
• NASCAR Honors Mother Who Lost Limbs To Save Kids [Yahoo! Sports]
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Best Cruise I've ever taken
Sail Date: May 19, 2013
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Series: Developments in Hydrobiology Volume: 101
170 pages, Figs, tabs
This volume presents the proceedings of a symposium held at the University of Glasgow in 1992. Topics covered include the physical and chemical environment of the loch, and its biology and ecology.
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