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09 October 2009 17:36
Oxford Deluxe Tailpack £89.99 (£80.99 in MCN shop)Miles covered/time: 4200/three months
What's good? This fits easily and securely onto the back of my Streetfighter, but I have to make sure I pull it back as far as possible to the rear of the bike to give me room to move around in the seat.
If not, I'm uncomfortably hemmed in and can't move in the corners. All my clothes go in here, rolled up in a plastic bag to stop them getting creased, together with toiletries, duct tape, chain lube, GT-85, tools and a dirty rag in a plastic bag.
The zip, as with all all Oxford bags, has a lifetime guarantee, just in case you do it any damage, even through overpacking!
What's not? The protective plastic bungee ends fall off too easily, the exposed metal hook left behind can scratch the bike.
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Welcome to the IanVisits guide to lectures, talks, heritage events, organised walks and other random miscellany happening around London.
Event is free of charge (sometimes a donation is appreciated) | |
Pre-Booking required. |
Tuesday, 11th Mar
1:00 PM | A Fusion of Worlds: Ancient Egypt, African Art and Identity in Modernist Britain Exhibition (Bloomsbury) |
An exploration of the ways in which modernist artists have been inspired by Ancient Egypt. | |
5:00 PM | Demonic Possession (Euston) |
This talk will begin with general depictions of the devil and then focus specifically on exorcism in art. | |
6:00 PM | Fighting Food Fraud - from Hassall to Horsemeat (Euston) |
This talk will touch historical and current aspect of food fraud and the techniques to detect them. | |
6:00 PM | Diamond Street: the Hidden World of Hatton Garden (Cheapside, City of London) |
In this talk, Rachel Lichtenstein reveals some of the extraordinary stories she uncovered whilst researching her book. (Cost: £5) |
7:30 PM | 12th Annual Douglas Adams Memorial Lecture (South Kensington) |
A talk that exploring science in fiction, taking a closer look at two popular fictional worlds - Harry Potter and the Simpsons. (Cost: £15) |
8:00 PM | Open Cockpits (Colindale) |
For one night only our London site will open its doors and allow access to some of the historic aircraft in its collection. (Cost: £18) |
Wednesday, 12th Mar
12:30 PM | Jack Sheppard: the Surprising Life, Crimes and Escapes of an 18th Century Criminal (Whitechapel) |
Dr Peter Ross narrates the extraordinary life of housebreaker and thief Jack Sheppard. (Cost: £1) |
1:00 PM | Entertainment in London in the 18th Century (Barbican) |
Using historical records, the range of possibilities for entertainment available in London will be discussed. | |
6:00 PM | War Halls: Royal Houses from the Saxons to the Hundred Years' War (Barbican) |
A talk by the head of English Heritage, Dr Simon Thurley. | |
6:30 PM | Meeting the Challenge of High Speed Railway Lines - The SNCF Experience (Mayfair) |
A team of senior SNCF Engineers and Managers will share their significant experience in building High Speed Lines |
Thursday, 13th Mar
1:15 PM | Lunch Hour Lecture: Medieval languages of persuasion (Bloomsbury) |
This lecture will explore how these tools of persuasion responded to a Medieval cultural logic. | |
2:00 PM | Operation Unthinkable: Churchill's plan for World War Three (Kew) |
A talk about Churchill's top secret plan to attack the Soviet Empire. | |
6:30 PM | Dr Johnson's Lantern-lit Ramble (Fleet Street) |
A guided walk around the city of London (Cost: £14) |
7:00 PM | House of Knives (Hampstead) |
A special screening of, and commentary on, David Harsent's short film about the iconic French poets Arthur Rimbaud and Paul Verlaine. | |
7:00 PM | From laudanum to meow-meow: drugs, science and society; past, present and future (Mayfair) |
David Nutt will discuss his experience advising contemporary government drugs policy, (Cost: £12) |
Friday, 14th Mar
7:00 PM | Counting Sheep: The Science of Sleep (Camden) |
What is sleep and why do we need it? What happens to our mind and body when we are asleep? (Cost: £8) |
Saturday, 15th Mar
All Day | Classic Car Boot Sale......Presented by Vintage (Southwark) |
Vintage traders sell assorted goodies from the boots of classic vehicles alongside the river Thames. (Cost: £4) |
10:00 AM | Bentley Priory Museum open day |
Monthly opening at the recently completed Battle of Britain history museum. (Cost: £9) |
11:00 AM | Transport Museum Depot Open Day (Acton) |
Occasional open weekend at the Transport Museum's 'overflow warehouse' in Acton (Cost: £10) |
11:30 AM | The Chocolate House Tour (Picadilly) |
A guided walk focusing on the history of chocolate in England. (Cost: £14) |
1:00 PM | Fossil Forage (Bloomsbury) |
Get stuck in by sieving through our sediment that dates from a time over 50 million years ago, a time when London was underwater. | |
2:00 PM | London Anglo-Saxon Symposium 2014 (City of London) |
A half-day conference on the history of Anglo-Saxon London. (Cost: £12) |
3:00 PM | Edna Manley: Gallery Talk (Bloomsbury) |
Influenced by African art, including that of Ancient Egypt, Manley created sculptures representing the diversity of Jamaican life and struggles. |
Sunday, 16th Mar
All Day | Classic Car Boot Sale......Presented by Vintage (Southwark) |
Vintage traders sell assorted goodies from the boots of classic vehicles alongside the river Thames. (Cost: £4) |
11:00 AM | Transport Museum Depot Open Day (Acton) |
Occasional open weekend at the Transport Museum's 'overflow warehouse' in Acton (Cost: £10) |
Monday, 17th Mar
6:30 PM | Can Forgiveness Repair Communities? |
Panel debate following a film screening on the topic of post-apartheid South Africa. (Cost: £11) |
Tuesday, 18th Mar
6:00 PM | The Vikings are coming (Holborn) |
A talk about why did they come here and what did they hope to achieve? (Cost: £5) |
6:00 PM | This bewitching poison: from gin palace to temperance hall (Camden) |
Join history of medicine experts Dr Richard Barnett and Dr James Nicholls for an evening exploring London's turbulent drinking past. (Cost: £10) |
7:00 PM | This is Improbable too! An Ig Nobel Event (Holborn) |
Father of the Ig Nobel Prizes, Marc Abrahamsm and others, explain research that will make you laugh and then think! (Cost: £6.80) |
Wednesday, 19th Mar
11:00 AM | Talk: Horticultural Diplomacy: history and design of the landscape at Winfield House (Fulham) |
Stephen Crisp, Head Gardener, talks about managing the gardens at London's second largest private garden after Buckingham Palace. (Cost: £8) |
6:15 PM | The 2014 European elections: what is on offer? (Bloomsbury) |
What is at stake in this year's European elections and in what way do the platforms and those who compete for our vote from each other? | |
6:30 PM | Georgian Architecture without the Georges? (Tottenham Court Road) |
A talk about why the Georgian Monarchs were content to inhabit London's comparatively modest residences of Kensington and St James's. (Cost: £10) |
8:00 PM | Sir Edward Watkin: visionary or lunatic? (Islington) |
A talk about Metropolitan Railway Line boss Edward Watkin's plans for a channel tunnel, and his own Nth London tower. |
Thursday, 20th Mar
10:30 AM | Tom Baker Autograph Signing Event (Temple/Aldwych) |
Buy something from the Stamp Shop and the 4th Doctor will sign it for you. (Cost: Free -- apart from purchases) |
5:00 PM | Imperial Fringe: Species (South Kensington) |
From the possibility of alien life to sustainable fishing, find out how their diversity and adaptability affect so many biological and chemical aspect | |
6:00 PM | Petrie Film Club: THe Collector (1965) (Bloomsbury) |
How far do you go to make a collection? When does the search for beauty become sinister? | |
8:00 PM | Austentatious: An Improvised Jane Austen Novel (Islington) |
Austentatious present an entirely new hour-long comedy play, set in the inimitable style of Jane Austen and based entirely on audience suggestions. (Cost: £12.50) |
Friday, 21st Mar
7:30 PM | The Legacy of George Peabody |
Discover more about a great Victorian philanthropist and his work in this illustrated talk by Christine Wagg. (Cost: £2) |
Saturday, 22nd Mar
All Day | The London Festival of Railway Modelling (Wood Green) |
The Model Railway Club have hand-picked 40 British, European and Continental layouts in a range of scale, gauges and eras. (Cost: £10) |
9:00 AM | Shamil Tanna: Encore (South Kensington) |
A photo exhibition that captures artists the moment directly after they have stepped off stage following a performance. |
Sunday, 23rd Mar
All Day | The London Festival of Railway Modelling (Wood Green) |
The Model Railway Club have hand-picked 40 British, European and Continental layouts in a range of scale, gauges and eras. (Cost: £10) |
9:00 AM | Shamil Tanna: Encore (South Kensington) |
A photo exhibition that captures artists the moment directly after they have stepped off stage following a performance. | |
7:00 PM | Monthly vigil at the Cross Bones Graveyard (Southwark) |
Vigils have been held on the 23rd of every month since June 2004. They are inclusive, secular events, open 'to all faiths and none'. |
Monday, 24th Mar
6:00 AM | Lecture: Sicilian Sex Ghosts with author Dr. Paul Koudounaris (West End) |
An in-depth lecture on 'The Sex Ghosts of the Palermo Catacombs', as featured in this month's issue of the Fortean Times (Cost: tba) |
6:30 PM | Cafe Scientifique: Can computers help people to see? (Pall Mall) |
How can machine learning be used to help those with low vision lead more independent lives? | |
7:30 PM | Alan Titchmarsh in converation (Islington) |
TV presenter, Alan Titchmarsh will discuss writing fiction as well as his passion for gardening and look back on his most successful career. (Cost: £9.50) |
Wednesday, 26th Mar
1:00 PM | Screen Seven |
Guided walk around Holborn looking at locations used in films. | |
6:00 PM | Spotlight on Science: Preventing Sudden Death in Sport (Tooting) |
Join Professor Sanjay Sharma as he discusses sudden death in sport and how researchers are working to understand it. | |
6:45 PM | Science Museum Lates (South Kensington) |
Monthly late night adults only opening at the Science Museum. | |
7:30 PM | Magic in 17th Century England (Bloomsbury) |
This lecture will explore fascinating historical perspectives on the nature of time, meaning and human life. (Cost: £7) |
7:30 PM | A History of Greenwich in Half a Dozen Objects (Blackheath) |
A istory of Greenwich in six (or so) items redolent to the place from ancient times to the present day. (Cost: A £3 donation is invited from non-members) |
Thursday, 27th Mar
2:30 PM | The Gin Lane Gazette |
A talk by cartoonist Adrian Teal, who has worked on political caricatures for the Sunday Telegraph, The Scotsman, Time Out, The Sun and Daily Mail. (Cost: £5.50) |
7:00 PM | The Great Arc: Military Map-makers in India (Chelsea) |
A talk about the Great Trigonometrical Survey -- the longest measurement of the earth's circumference ever attempted. (Cost: £10) |
7:45 PM | Electronic Ghost Voices (Whitechapel) |
Can we hear the voices of the dead via electronic devices? (Cost: £3) |
Friday, 28th Mar
10:00 AM | Polish Londoners: Exploring Community Heritage (Farringdon) |
A range of presentations will explore different aspects of Polish immigration to the UK, from 'olden days' till today. (Cost: £10) |
7:30 PM | Late at the Library: Future Shorts presents Secret Soundtracks (Camden) |
Secret artists will create film scores to excite, challenge and take you on a unique journey through the Library's collections. (Cost: £25) |
Saturday, 29th Mar
10:30 AM | Harrow Museum Open Day – a look at future plans |
Your chance to look at restoration designs and plans for Headstone Manor. | |
11:00 AM | Carters Steam Fair (Battersea) |
Classic funfair rides from the late 19th century onwards in a travelling fairground. (Cost: Cost per ride) |
Sunday, 30th Mar
11:00 AM | Carters Steam Fair (Battersea) |
Classic funfair rides from the late 19th century onwards in a travelling fairground. (Cost: Cost per ride) |
2:00 PM | Behind the Scenes at the Royal Observatory (Greenwich) |
Explore behind the scenes of the historic Royal Observatory buildings. (Cost: £7) |


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Head In With Hot Topics
"Get up to speed on some of the hot topics within an industry and use them to initiate compelling conversations with people in the industry. You can use this as a foot in the door to ask further questions about key areas and quickly suss out the key players and where they stand on the pertinent issues within that industry."
Scout Out the Blogs
"By starting with blogs that cover the industry, you can get a feel for people who are not only accessible (try the contact forms on all those blogs!), but are paying close attention to the industry. That means that they can give you a guided tour if you approach them correctly, which makes networking a whole lot easier."
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"Find the most successful person in that industry and ask if you can take them out to lunch. Tell them your story and how you admire them and they can become your best asset. Ask questions, sit back and be sure to listen, because they will probably teach you more in that hour than you will ever learn again about that industry."
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Easy I18N is a library that integrates GNU gettext with the JVM's internationalization facilities. Existing Java APIs (MessageFormat, DateFormat, Locale) are used to provide a much easier API for building and maintaining applications and Web apps. It includes the ability to use normal message strings in your code, use xgettext to auto-extract translatable strings, leverage the GNU gettext system and associated tools to manage translations, work with date, currency, and numeric input/output, supports thread-local Locales for Web apps (or global for apps), and more.
oTranCe offers a ready to go and entirely Web-based translation platform to your project and your translators. The files you already translated can be imported easily, and the present stage can be exported to language packages at any time. If you are using a versioning system you can, update your repository with just a mouse click. All your translators need is a login to start working on translations. The administrator will be able to adjust very fine-grained rights and roles for your developers and translators.
libunibreak is an implementation of the line breaking and word breaking algorithms as described in Unicode Standard Annex 14 and Unicode Standard Annex 29. It is a superset of, and supersedes, liblinebreak. It is designed to be used in a generic text renderer. FBReader is one real-world example.
Colossal Mind Language Detector detects a user's preferred language. It parses the HTTP Accept-Language header and determines the most suitable language for the user from a list of supported languages. The detected language can fallback to a language associated with the user's country in case the Accept-Language header is not sent by the browser. The detected language can be stored in a cookie to avoid needing to detect the language again in subsequent requests.
JLokalize is an editor for supporting the internationalization (i18n) of Java applications. Java programms usually store translatable text in properties files. JLokalize is an editor which makes organizing these files simple. Its code is based on Attesoro. It is small, portable, easy-to-use, and specialized for its purpose. It is fully compatible with standard ResourceBundle based implementations.
Flexible Localization is a .NET/Mono library for string-based user interface localization. It offers a hierarchical structure (which can be partially loaded) to organize the strings, as well as support for several independently-localized modules. Localization files are validated against a localization declaration which defines the actual strings that are expected to be in the localization files. The strings themselves can be parametrized and evaluated based on expressions (i.e., different strings can be returned by a localization, based on parameter values).


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DALLAS -- The memories are not fond ones, Doug Cosbie explains.
They are tethered to one of the darkest periods in his professional football life, when he was forced to swallow a sobering bit of truth and accept that the harsh realities of business had separated him from the game he had grown to love.
For more than four weeks, Cosbie didn't play a down of organized football. Instead, the three-time Pro Bowler spent hours on the phone and early mornings toting placards, watching a group of impostors enter his workplace.
All the while, he could feel the bonds that held the Cowboys together strain and snap as he temporarily relinquished a source of income he estimates would have yielded hundreds of thousands of dollars later in life.
With the NFL facing its first work stoppage since Cosbie and the players launched a 24-day strike during the 1987 season, the former Cowboys tight end has contemplated whether the sacrifice he made was worth it.
"From a personal standpoint, it definitely wasn't," Cosbie said. "But at some point, you've got to do what you think is right."
As the Cowboys' union representative, Cosbie believed the cause was justified, even as he sensed he was fighting a losing battle. Back then, the NFL Players Association was clamoring for unrestricted free agency resembling the system that existed in Major League Baseball.
During the initial negotiations, the owners were willing to make certain concessions but wanted to maintain the right of first refusal and lower compensation levels for certain players.
Once the sides reached an impasse, the NFLPA initiated a strike Sept. 22, two days after the Cowboys defeated the New York Giants in the Meadowlands. When the union took similar action five years earlier, in 1982, the owners stood by as seven games were erased from the regular-season schedule.
This time, however, the owners were determined to continue the season and forged ahead with replacement players. One of them was Rayotis Perkins, a 6-5, 242-pound defensive lineman who joined the Cowboys and promptly commandeered Herschel Walker's cubicle at Valley Ranch.
Earlier that month, Perkins had been cut by Dallas after slogging through training camp as an undrafted rookie. But as Perkins was leaving for an uncertain future, Cowboys coach Tom Landry told him the team might want him back should a strike unfold.
Not long after Perkins re-enrolled at the University of Virginia to complete the remaining credits for his degree, the Cowboys called. Perkins listened to the pitch and jumped at the opportunity to play alongside 43 other men with unfamiliar names. For three games, he was a member of the team he followed as a child.
"I had my career ahead of me," Perkins said. "It was a great experience. Of course, you knew you were there to serve a purpose. You knew what you were signing up for."
That's because Cowboys president Tex Schramm didn't disguise his mission. From the moment the labor unrest began, he attempted to foil the resistance staged by his team's players.
Much to Cosbie's chagrin, Schramm's efforts proved successful. And in retrospect, it's easy to see why. Texas was a right-to-work state, and unions didn't wield much clout in the Dallas area. Consequently, fans showed little support for the strike or the cause.
Then again, there were veteran Cowboys who didn't seem too invested in the movement, either. Long before the strike materialized, the Cowboys showed signs that they had weak union membership. Cosbie said he became the players' representative because nobody else wanted the job when former Cowboys fullback Robert Newhouse relinquished his post in the early 1980s.
Around that time, the Cowboys had started a slow descent. In 1986, Dallas finished with its first losing record in 20 seasons, and a year later, the Cowboys' prospects seemed just as bleak. By then, many of their stars had receded into the twilight of their careers and could sense their earning potential was dwindling by the day.
"It was a bad combination," Cosbie remembered.
To maintain solidarity during the strike, the Cowboys' veterans conducted informal practices and regular meetings on SMU's campus. But soon after they staged the walkout, future Hall of Famer Randy White and fellow defensive lineman Don Smerek crossed the picket line. Entering Cowboys headquarters, White brazenly steered his Ford pickup past a group of players who shouted, "Scabs!"
As each day passed, the tension and external pressure mounted. While Landry remained detached during the entire process, Schramm became increasingly engaged. Derisively nicknamed "the commissioner of replacement football," Schramm sent a letter to several players, explaining they could lose a sizable portion of their annuity if they didn't return to work by a certain date.
Among the recipients were Cosbie and running back Tony Dorsett, who had staunchly criticized quarterback Danny White for breaking ranks with the union members. Faced with a dilemma, Dorsett opted to preserve his financial security and rejoined the team.
"I did it," he said. "But I didn't want to do it. My hand was forced."
Many teammates, including assistant players' representative Jim Jeffcoat understood, saying "it was a situation that they couldn't control.
"Tony stayed out as long as he could."
But he wasn't the only one to capitulate. Dorsett was one of six starters and among 21 Cowboys players who returned to work during the strike. In contrast, no member of the Washington Redskins crossed the picket line before the walkout ended Oct. 15.
Four days later, on a Monday night, the Cowboys played the Redskins' patchwork team and lost, 13-7, suffering their only defeat in three games involving replacement players. Dorsett fumbled twice, and White threw an interception.
The next day, Perkins was released and returned to Virginia with his girlfriend. He would never play another NFL game. The Cowboys' veterans went back to Valley Ranch, hoping to salvage something in the wreckage left behind by the strike.
Their season was interrupted, their locker room temporarily divided, and the NFLPA's goal of unfettered free agency wouldn't be realized until 1993. For a Cowboys team finished 7-8 in 1987, the strike created collateral damage.
"It wasn't fun," Cosbie recalled. "It wasn't enjoyable, and we were all happy when it was over."
But looking back, he said it was worth the sacrifice because the players would soon win their freedom.
Duration: Sept. 22-Oct. 15, 1987
What was at stake: Players wanted free agency. The owners wanted right of first refusal and lower compensation levels for certain free agents
The aftermath: The strike ended without an immediate resolution. Players eventually received Plan B free agency in 1989, but the teams are allowed to protect 37 players and have the right to match offers for free agents or receive compensation in return. The union was decertified before reforming. In 1993, the NFLPA and the league came to terms on a new collective bargaining agreement that featured unrestricted free agency.
At Valley Ranch: The Cowboys signed 47 free-agent replacement players, 40 of whom would never appear in a game after the 1987 season. The team would win two of three games featuring replacement players. Eventually 21 veterans would cross the picket line, including six starters. Among the notable Cowboys who returned to work before the end of the strike were quarterback Danny White, running back Tony Dorsett and defensive lineman Randy White.


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Thanks! And yeah, it's wonderful. Tastes every bit as good as it looks!
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I'm sure you could! I've never been lucky enough to get my hands on any, but if you try it let me know how it works out!
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I love upside-down cakes and this one looks fantastic. I think you exercised great restraint in eating only half of it! I can't wait to try it.
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I seriously wanted to eat more, but common decency stopped me. That just seemed too greedy!
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I find them a bit boring raw, but in this they turn jammy and sweet and lovely. But it would work with pretty much any berry or even any fruit, I think. I want to try it with apricots!
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Me too! I really want to try making ice cream with it next...
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That is beautiful and looks delicious! Congrats on the nomination as well!
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A conservatory is a room having glass roof and walls, typically attached to a house on only one side, used as a greenhouse or a sunroom. Conservatories originated in the 16th century when wealthy landowners sought to cultivate citrus fruits such as lemons and oranges that began to appear on their dinner tables brought by traders from warmer regions of the Mediterranean.
Many cities, especially those in cold climates and with large European populations, have built municipal conservatories to display tropical plants and hold flower displays. This type of conservatory was popular in the early nineteenth century, and by the end of the century people were also giving them a social use (e.g., tea parties). Conservatory architecture varies from typical Victorian glasshouses to modern styles, such as geodesic domes. Many were large and impressive structures and are included in the list below.
In the UK the legal definition of a conservatory is a building that has at least 50% of its side wall area glazed and at least 75% of its roof glazed with translucent materials, either polycarbonate sheeting or glass. Today, the terms sunroom, solarium and conservatory are used interchangeably by the public, but in general the term conservatory and particularly English conservatory evoke the image of an ornate structure, echoing the traditions of that Victorian era of conservatory building.
These beautiful structures have been designed and built around the world, in private gardens, parks, and botanical institutions. Smaller garden conservatories have become popular as places which are part-greenhouses, for conserving plants, and part-recreational, as a solarium or sunroom. They are often used as an extra room rather than for horticulture.
Residential conservatories can be constructed of hardwoods such as Jatoba, Teak, Mahogany, Western Red Cedar and Sapele. Highly detailed and more expensive than sunrooms, which are mainly constructed from either aluminum or pvc, the true conservatory offers more detailing and design than a simple sunroom.
Preservation of citrus and other tender plants started out as crudely as building a pergola over potted plants or beds or simply moving potted plants indoors for the cold season. Known in Italy as limonaia, these early structures employed wood panels in storerooms or open galleries to protect from the cold.
Further north in Europe, the preservation of orange trees became the trend with special purpose buildings built to protect the tasty, but delicate fruit. Orangeries, as they came to be called were typically enclosed structures built with wood, brick or stone with tall vertical windows on the south walls. Use of these rooms expanded socially and practically, being used to entertain and to host a wider variety of plants. The term greenhouse came to describe the rooms and conservatories for tender plants. In the 18th century a Dutch scientist pioneered the use of sloping glass to bring in more light for the plants than the tall glass side walls of orangeries.
The 19th century was the golden age of conservatory building, primarily in England. English conservatories were the product of English love of gardening and new technology in glass and heating technology. Many of the magnificent public conservatories, built of iron and glass, are the result of this era. Kew Gardens in London is an example of a large greenhouse used for growing tender and rare plants, or, less often, for birds and rare animals – sometimes with the plants and animals living together.
The widespread construction of UK conservatories came to a halt with the onset of World War II. While the advent of insulated glass in the 1950s and 1960s saw the development of simple sunroom structures, it was not until the 1970s that creative architects and builders began to recreate the Victorian styling of 19th century English conservatories in smaller domestic versions using insulated glass.
List of prominent conservatories[edit]
- Ballarat Botanical Gardens
- Bicentennial Conservatory at Adelaide's Botanic Gardens
- Fitzroy Gardens, Melbourne
- Muttart Conservatory (Edmonton, Alberta)
- Bloedel Floral Conservatory (Vancouver, B.C.)
- Allan Gardens (Toronto, Ontario)
- Centennial Park Conservatory (Toronto, Ontario)
- Beijing Botanical Garden (Beijing)
- Shanghai Botanical Garden (Shanghai)
- South China Botanical Garden (Qingyang, Guangzhou)
United Kingdom[edit]
- Kew Gardens (southwest London)
- Chatsworth House (Derbyshire)
- Eden Project (Cornwall)
- Syon House (west London)
- Barbican Centre (central London)
- Anthaeum, Hove: built in 1830 with the world's largest dome, it collapsed on its opening day in 1833.[1]
Northern Ireland[edit]
South Africa[edit]
- Pearson Conservatory, Port Elizabeth
- The Botanical Society Conservatory, Kirstenbosch National Botanical Garden, Cape Town
United States[edit]
- Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory (Detroit)
- Biosphere 2 (Oracle, Arizona)
- Bolz Conservatory (Madison, Wisconsin)
- Buffalo and Erie County Botanical Gardens (Buffalo, New York)
- Cecil B. Day Butterfly Center (Pine Mountain, Georgia)
- Climatron (St. Louis)
- Conservatory of Flowers (San Francisco)
- Desert Garden Conservatory (San Marino, California)
- Denver Botanic Gardens (Denver, Colorado)
- Enid Haupt Conservatory at New York Botanical Garden (New York)
- Foellinger-Freimann Botanical Conservatory (Fort Wayne)
- Fort Worth Botanic Garden (Fort Worth, Texas)
- Franklin Park Conservatory (Columbus, Ohio)
- Garfield Park Conservatory (Chicago)
- Garfield Park Conservatory and Sunken Gardens (Indianapolis)
- Greater Des Moines Botanical Garden (Des Moines)
- Lamberton Conservatory at Highland Park (Rochester, New York)
- Howard Peters Rawlings Conservatory and Botanic Gardens of Baltimore (Baltimore)
- Krohn Conservatory (Cincinnati)
- Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden Conservatory (Richmond, Virginia)
- Lincoln Park Conservatory (Chicago)
- Longwood Gardens (Kennett Square, Pennsylvania)
- Marjorie McNeely Conservatory (St. Paul)
- Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory (Milwaukee)
- Moody Gardens (Galveston)
- Myriad Botanical Gardens and Crystal Bridge Conservatory (Oklahoma City)
- Phipps Conservatory & Botanical Gardens (Pittsburgh)
- Steinhardt Conservatory (Brooklyn)
- United States Botanic Garden (Washington, D.C.)
- Volunteer Park Conservatory (Seattle, Washington)
- W. W. Seymour Botanical Conservatory (Tacoma, Washington)
See also[edit]
- ^ Antram & Morrice 2008, p. 121.
- Antram, Nicholas; Morrice, Richard (2008). Brighton and Hove. Pevsner Architectural Guides. London: Yale University Press. ISBN 978-0-300-12661-7.
- Orangeries Palaces of Glass-Their History and Development. 1994.
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Just looking for a few new members of the family i have always loved snakes and i just recently scaled down from pythons to cornsnakes and just fell in love with them. i am just looking for a more 'mellow' and dark tones like the carolina morph i am also thinking about get a mexican black kingsnake.
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Speaking to AIPAC Sunday, President Obama repeated his position that Israel-Palestine peace negotiations must acknowledge the 1967 borders as a starting point. But he also emphasized that US commitment to Israel's security is 'ironclad.'
President Obama is not backing down on how to solve the Israel-Palestine border issue in achieving peace in the Middle East.
Skip to next paragraphSpeaking Sunday to the American Israel Public Affairs Committee – which identifies itself as America's leading pro-Israel lobby – Obama reiterated his stance: Any negotiation has to begin by acknowledging the 1967 borders before the Six-Day War in which Israel occupied land in Jordan, Syria, and Egypt.
In his closely-watched speech on the Middle East Thursday, Obama had made it clear that this had to include "mutually agreed swaps, so that secure and recognized borders are established for both states."
But to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, many supporters of Israel, and Republican presidential hopefuls this was a nonstarter.
Israel "cannot go back to the 1967 lines," the Israeli leader said. "Those lines are indefensible."
Speaking to AIPAC Sunday, Obama sought to clarify what he had meant on Thursday regarding the 1967 borders.
"By definition, it means that the parties themselves – Israelis and Palestinians – will negotiate a border that is different than the one that existed on June 4, 1967," Obama said. "It allows the parties themselves to account for the changes that have taken place over the last 44 years. It allows the parties themselves to take account of those changes, including the new demographic realities on the ground, and the needs of both sides."
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Get a somewhat consensus list of the top-100 players. Every name mentioned as a Patriot's pick in a draft site mock will be crossed off the list. The remaining players will be fair game....I will choose from them.:rolleyes: Just for fun....thought I'd give it a try...when was the last time any of these guys ever got even 1 of our top 3 picks right?:bricks: |
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I probably said it! Fact is BB didin't draft a Guard. He drafted a LT that projected as an OG. The first time he played OG was at the Senior Bowl!
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Valuing a wind farm construction: A contingent valuation study in Greece
Our analysis is based on data from a double-bounded dichotomous choice contingent valuation study implemented to elicit public attitudes towards renewable energy generation and their willingness to pay for the construction of a wind farm in the area of Messanagros in the island of Rhodes, Greece. Results indicate that there are significant positive values deriving from the proposed project. Respondents report a mean willingness to pay a premium in their bi-monthly electric bills of [euro]8.86 for the sole purpose of the construction of the wind farm. The estimated economic benefits to the local population are weighed against the investment cost in a cost-benefit analysis to inform policy making and implications for EU energy policy are provided.Download Info
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Supercalifragilistic Dress!
I remember seeing this dress in the catalog and thinking, "Oh, that's nice. But look at this one." I really didn't give it a second glance. I just wasn't sure if it was going to "fit" my style -- I had always envisioned myself in something much more detailed and exotic looking (something out of the Galina Signature dresses -- style SWG341, to be exact).
So, when the consultant slid this dress over me I remember thinking, "Ooo, this feels nice -- but it ain't no Galina." When I stepped out of the room and looked in the mirror my jaw literally dropped. The expression on my mother's and maid of honor's face was priceless. They both whipped out their phones to get a picture of me!
I can't even articulate how amazing I felt in this dress. Like everyone has said -- the picture just DOES NOT give it justice. The beading and just the simple elegance of this dress is breath-taking. I think it was at that moment that I felt like a real bride -- it just hit me like, "Wow -- this just got real."
So, all in all, give this dress a try. I think it flatters all sizes. It hides what needs to be hidden and accentuates what needs to be accentuated.
Like Fergie said, G-L-A-M-O-R-O-U-S!
November 10, 2010
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