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'East Donyland: Economic history', A History of the County of Essex: Volume 10: Lexden Hundred (Part) including Dedham, Earls Colne and Wivenhoe (2001), pp. 191-194. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=15227 Date accessed: 24 November 2014.
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East Donyland was
heavily wooded in the Middle Ages. There was
wood for 100 swine in 1086, and in the late 14th
century St. John's abbey, Colchester, had woods
at Middlewick, extending from within the
boundaries of Colchester across Birch brook and
as far south as Donyland heath, at Rougho wood
south of the heath, and at Donyland wood in the
south-west quarter of the parish. (fn. 97) Birgho or
Bircho wood, granted to St. John's in the late
12th century and inclosed by the abbey c. 1260,
may also have been in East Donyland. (fn. 98) The
marshes along the Colne and Roman rivers and
the small heath in the centre of the parish provided grazing. In 1086 there was pasture for 100
sheep, and there were 80 sheep on the demesne.
Tenants' flocks in the late 14th century seem to
have been small, the largest number trespassing
on the demesne arable being 40, but herds of
20-24 cows were grazed illegally in the abbot's
woods. Pigs were also kept, and tenants had
rights of pannage, sometimes exceeded by two
or three pigs a tenant. (fn. 99) Early 16th-century wills
make frequent bequests of cattle. (fn. 1) In 1522 the
dairy of the manor apparently comprised the
whole manor except for the woods and perquisites of court. (fn. 2)
The arable was presumably concentrated in
the eastern half of the parish. Its area may have
been reduced between 1066, when there were 2
ploughs in demesne operated by 4 servi and 2
ploughs on the land occupied by 10 bordarii, and
1086 when there was only 1 plough and 1 servus
in demesne, and the 10 bordarii also had only 1
plough. Nevertheless the value of the manor had
risen from £2 to £3. (fn. 3) An estate in Donyland,
probably East Donyland, in 1248 comprised
85 a. of arable, 7 a. of wood, and 2½ a. of
meadow, and one given to St. John's abbey in
1301-2 comprised 30 a. of arable and 5 a. of
wood. (fn. 4) Oats and rye were recorded on the
demesne in the late 14th century. (fn. 5) As late as
1523 three tenants apparently owned harvest
works. (fn. 6) Wood was stolen from a demesne grove
to inclose land, perhaps an assart, in 1485. Other
land on the edge of Middlewick wood in the
north-west quarter of the parish was held as a
croft in 1487. (fn. 7) In 1538 there were 25 customary
holdings held by 21 tenants whose land was
described in acres, presumably of arable, or
crofts, often said to be pasture; measured holdings ranged from 20 a. to 1 a. In addition, Sir
Thomas Audley and Arthur Clark held freeholds of 19 a. and c. 64 a. respectively, and 7
tenants at will had holdings ranging in size from
a cottage and garden to 2 tenements. Audley also
held a wood and 2 groves. (fn. 8)
In the 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries fishermen and others forestalled the Colchester
market by selling their wares at Rowhedge,
although in the late 15th century the borough
collected tolls there. (fn. 9) Butchers sold meat in the
parish in 1493. Between 1490 and 1497 a whit-tawer worked there, and in 1491 a dyer took
hares in the warren. The 10 furred cloaks and 6
ells of white and blue woollen cloth stolen in
1478 may have belonged to a clothworker. (fn. 10) In
1319 only 11 men were assessed for subsidy at
a total of 16s. 3d., and in 1327 only 6 men at
11s. 2¾d.; both assessments were the lowest in
the hundred. (fn. 11) In 1524 and 1525 only 32 and 34
people were assessed, a third of them on wages,
at totals of £1 17s. 10d. and £2 5s. The highest
assessments, on £10 worth of goods, were those
of two customary tenants. (fn. 12)
Much of the woodland was cleared in the 17th
century and the early 18th. In 1638 there were
still c. 278 a. on the demesne, including
Donyland wood (120 a.) and Middlewick wood
(109 a.). In 1733 there were only 164 a. in the
parish; Donyland wood was unchanged, but
only c. 27 a. remained of Middlewick wood.
There were c. 98 a. of marsh and meadow on
the demesne in 1638, and at least 85 a. in the
parish in 1733, as well as pasture on the heath
(c. 32 a.) and other waste. (fn. 13) Mixed farming continued in the 16th century: oats and rye, swine,
cows, and sheep were bequeathed in 1558; oats
were recorded again in 1587, and rye in 1592. (fn. 14)
Hops were grown in 1620, and the rector had a
hop ground in 1686. (fn. 15) In the 18th century arable
farming became increasingly important. A
farmer who died in 1760 left 2 horses, 2 ploughs,
2 pairs of harrows, and 2 tumbrels as well as 2
cows. (fn. 16) In the mid 1790s wheat, barley, oats, and
peas were grown, but their yields were all below
average for Essex farms. (fn. 17) In 1833, however,
East Donyland was said to be in a fine barley
district. (fn. 18) A small farm near the heath, sold in
1837, was entirely arable, and one at Roman Hill
in 1880 had only 7 a. of pasture to 59 a. of
arable. (fn. 19) In 1840 the parish contained c. 730 a.
of arable, c. 161 a. of meadow or pasture, only
111 a. of wood, and 31 a. of heath. (fn. 20) In 1870 the
chief crops were wheat, barley, and turnips. (fn. 21)
The heath and other wastes were commonable
to tenants of the manor. In 1536 a freehold of
40 a. of arable, 12 a. of pasture, and 6 a. of wood
had common of pasture for 100 sheep. (fn. 22) Men
were admitted to common of pasture for 4 head
of cattle on the waste in 1723, and to common
of pasture in a chaseway from Roman Hill to
Donyland wood in 1725. Overseers of the commons were appointed by the 1630s. (fn. 23) In 1738
the manor court provided for the appointment
of a hayward or common driver, and forbade
commoning before 1 March. Twenty-eight tenants then had rights of common for a total of
106 sheep, but only 3 of them had rights for 1
or 2 horses and 8 for a cow, one horse common
being worth 2 cow or 20 sheep commons. (fn. 24)
In 1664 John Tunstall alienated 166 a. of
demesne woodland, including Donyland wood
(140 a.), and 3 houses with 90 a. of land. (fn. 25) In
1733 the demesne comprised c. 281 a., and freeholders and copyholders held Donyland wood
(120 a.), and 24 farms ranging in size from 107 a.
to 4 a. Most of the freehold land was in the
northern third of the parish and presumably
originated as assart land. (fn. 26) By 1840 part of the
demesne west of the Fingringhoe road had been
alienated to form Donyland Place farm. (fn. 27)
In the later 19th century there were two principal farms in the parish, at Donyland Hall and
Donyland Place. (fn. 28) In 1851 the Hall farm comprised 221 a., Donyland Place 160 a.; by 1861
the Hall had grown to 540 a. The occupier of
Donyland Place farmed 470 a. in 1871 and 500 a.
in 1881, whereas the Hall farm had fallen to
270 a. by 1881. Cabbage Hall farm in the north-western quarter of the parish was farmed with
land in Colchester in 1848, (fn. 29) and was the centre
of a small farm of c. 130 a. in 1871 and 1881.
By the late 20th century most of the eastern
quarter of the parish had been taken up by
building, gravel extraction, and other industry.
Apart from the heath and Donyland wood, the
rest of the parish remained arable, much of it
within the army firing range.
A miller lived on the manor in 1396. Another
trespassed there in 1481, but his mill at Romy
hill may have been Roman mill on Roman river,
presumably near Romyn, later Manwood,
bridge in Langenhoe, although in 1413 it was
said to be in Colchester. (fn. 30) Fingringhoe mill, said
in 1531 and 1862 to be in Fingringhoe and East
Donyland, (fn. 31) may have served both parishes. The
rector, Christopher Sill, had a mill on his freehold in East Donyland in 1686. (fn. 32) As most of the
freehold was in the north of the parish, that mill
may been the one on Birch brook recorded in
1733. In 1807 it was a fulling mill, but by 1837
it had become two cottages. (fn. 33)
By 1574 a wharf had been built at Rowhedge,
and it may have been expanded c. 1586. (fn. 34) In
1630 there were two or three wharves, and seagoing ships unable to reach Colchester Hythe
unloaded there. (fn. 35) In 1572 there were four small
trading vessels at Rowhedge, and one boat, the
William, was ready to go to the North Sea. (fn. 36)
Another Rowhedge ketch was in the North Sea
in 1583. (fn. 37) In 1642 East Donyland was inhabited
mainly by poor seafarers. (fn. 38)
A tenant of the manor had unlicensed oyster
pits in the marsh and illegal kiddles in Roman
river in 1506, (fn. 39) and East Donyland was among
the parishes which claimed fishing rights in the
River Colne in the 1560s. (fn. 40) Houses in the parish
had oyster pits or layings in 1687, 1705, 1712,
and 1784. (fn. 41) An oyster dredger was recorded in
1721; other dredgers in 1738 and 1798 owned
smacks or shares in them. (fn. 42) In 1841 there were
71 dredgermen and 39 fishermen in East Donyland out of a working population of 202. Their
numbers appear to have declined rapidly in the
later 19th century, from 114 in 1851 to 98 in
1871 and 8 in 1891, but many of the 25 master
mariners and 146 mariners recorded in 1891
were probably part-time fishermen. (fn. 43) Some also
engaged in salvage work, and Rowhedge ships
were at the wreck of the Deutschland in 1875. (fn. 44)
There were still c. 45 fishing smacks at Rowhedge c. 1900, but the industry, and other seafaring trades, had died out in the parish by 1948. (fn. 45)
From c. 1870 until 1939 Rowhedge was a
yachting centre, 33 yacht captains alone being
recorded in 1898. Among them in 1902 was John
Carter, captain of Edward VII's yacht Britannia
until his death in 1910. (fn. 46)
Ships were being built in East Donyland by
1766, and wealthy Rowhedge shipwrights, one
of whom had connexions with Harwich, died in
1770 and 1773. As many as five ships a year were
built in the later 1780s and 1790s, most of them
by Joseph Cole of Wivenhoe. Philip Sainty,
another Wivenhoe shipwright, built at least
one boat in East Donyland in 1795. (fn. 47) In 1787
a 350-ton ship for the East India trade and a
140-ton sloop for the coal trade were built. (fn. 48)
Samuel Spunner built ships at Rowhedge between 1803 and 1806. (fn. 49) The oyster merchant and
Wivenhoe shipwright Samuel Cook (d. 1804)
owned a shipyard and quay in Rowhedge which
seems to have passed to his nephew Daniel Cole
(fl. 1836). (fn. 50)
Mr. Harris who occupied a boat builder's
workshop and wharf in 1808 was presumably
Samuel Harris who built boats in East Donyland
from 1812. (fn. 51) James Harris, boatbuilder, was
working in Rowhedge in 1841, and in 1851 he
employed two men. (fn. 52) In 1878 Peter Harris was
a yacht- and boatbuilder, and the business was
continued by his sons until it was taken over by
Rowhedge Ironworks in 1916. (fn. 53) P. M. Sainty,
perhaps a descendant of Philip, worked at
Bonacord Shipyard in Rowhedge in 1863 and
1866; he may have been followed by William
Busby who occupied a boatyard in High Street
in 1871. That or another yard was owned or
managed by members of the Puxley family from
1878 and of the Houston family by 1894. It
employed 60-70 men in 1898, when it burnt
down, and had become Donyland Shipyards by
1902. (fn. 54) In 1904 its site was acquired by three
men from Swan, Hunter, and Wigham
Richardson Ltd. on the Tyne who founded
Rowhedge Ironworks Ltd. Between 1904 and its
closure in 1964 the company built over 900
ships, including small tankers, dredgers, and
yachts. Among the more unusual were a sternwheeler paddle steamer built in 1929 for the
upper Nile, and a steel passenger launch built
in 1912 for Lake Titicaca, Peru. Steam pinnaces,
motor boats, cutters, and two torpedo recovery
vessels were built for the navy during the two
world wars. (fn. 55) The part of the yard formerly
Harris's was owned by Ian Brown Ltd. in
1977, (fn. 56) but had closed by 1994. The other part
became a boat-breaking and general scrap yard.
It was sold in 1973. (fn. 57) Although part of the riverside was developed as wharves, much of the site
of both yards remained derelict in 1994.
Rowhedge Sand and Ballast Co. Ltd.,
founded in 1932, was taken over in 1946 by F.
A. Hunnable and Sons of Braintree who reduced
production of ballast but increased the output
of concrete blocks. (fn. 58) A quay 100 m. long was
built c. 1960. (fn. 59) The firm was taken over by
Consolidated Goldfields in 1968 and run by the
Rowhedge Wharfland Warehouse Co. which
developed a 92-a. site on the river south of
Rowhedge village. (fn. 60) The quay was extended to
150 m. c. 1970, and the warehouse business
expanded after the takeover of Rowhedge Wharf
by Newgrain and the Colchester Dock Transit
Co. in 1972. (fn. 61) By 1973-4 as much as 15.4 per
cent of the trade of Colchester port went
through Rowhedge, which could handle larger
ships than the Hythe. In 1986 Rowhedge could
take ships with a draught of up to 4.3 m. at
spring tides and up to 3.4 m. at neap tides; the
turning space at Roman River accommodated
ships up to 76 m. long. (fn. 62) The port was bought
in 1988 by Associated British Ports Holdings
plc, and despite local opposition the length of
the quays and area of the warehouses were
further increased. (fn. 63)
A large malting house, able to make 200 qr.
of malt a week, was established on the waterfront
with its own wharf and dock by 1808. It or
another malting there was sold in 1833, and presumably employed the seven maltsters in the
parish in 1851. (fn. 64) The brewery was acquired
c. 1854 by S. T. Daniell, and the business was
carried on by his family firm, based in West
Bergholt, from 1877 until it closed between 1903
and 1907. (fn. 65) In 1871 it employed 12 men, and in
1891 at least 13, including a storeman, a stoker,
a bottler, a cashier, and 2 draymen. (fn. 66) The building was demolished in 1937. (fn. 67)
There was a brickmaker in the parish in 1841,
but none was recorded again until 1871 when
there was a brickfield south-east of Donyland
Hall. It was presumably the brick, tile, pot, and
pipe works run by A. S. Went from c. 1876 to
c. 1886. (fn. 68)
In 1871 a total of 101 and in 1891 c. 133
women worked as tailoresses, presumably as
outworkers for Colchester factories. (fn. 69) About 60
women were still so employed in the 1920s. (fn. 70)
The Colchester Manufacturing Co., a clothing
firm, operated in four cottages in Darkhouse
Lane behind High Street from c. 1910. A small
factory was built there c. 1912 and made officers'
uniforms during the First World War. The company bought the site in 1926, but sold it in 1931
to J. Harvey Ltd. Between 1923 and 1936 the
factory, called the Chester Works from c. 1936,
nearly doubled in size. It closed in 1977. (fn. 71) A
second firm, Royal Oak Clothing Works,
recorded from 1917, occupied the former Royal
Oak pub in Rectory Road and part of the former
brewery on the waterfront. In the 1920s c. 20
women and girls were employed there. It
became the Donyland Tropical Clothing Co. in
1926 and had closed by 1933. (fn. 72)
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TELL CITY - The Tell City-Perry County Public Library computer lab will be closed Wednesday and Thursday so PC Cop, a computer-access software, can be installed. Starting Friday all residents in the TC-PC library district must have a library card and less than $3 in fines in order to use the computers and are limited to two hours per day.
ROCKY POINT - The Guy Neil and LaVerne Ramsey Endowment Fund has awarded a $1,500 grant to the Shubael Little Pioneer Village.
The money will be used for general support of the village, which includes cabins and other buildings and attractions that give visitors insight into the lives of early Perry County families.
The Guy Neil and LaVerne Ramsey Endowment Fund is invested with the Perry County Community Foundation, which is a member of the Community Foundation Alliance.
TELL CITY - The Orscheln Farm and Home Store in Tell City will sponsor a photo contest to raise money for the Humane Society of Perry County.
Employee Sarajane Damin said a wild-bird photography contest will be conducted Sept. 14-21. Each photo submitted with a $1 entry fee will be attached to a container in the store, and people can vote by dropping money into the container of the photo they like best, she said. Prizes will be awarded for most money raised and for the best photo.
TELL CITY - Tell City Marching Marksmen are selling coupon books that offer more than $300 in savings, according to band booster Julie Hakes.
Most of the coupons offer buy-one, get-one-free deals, and purchasers can recover the $10 purchase price through a single night's meal and movie rental, she said.
The books can be purchased from any band member, at several businesses in Tell City or by calling Beth Gonzalez at 547-8630 or Sam Hess at 547-3116.
Due to a News error, the last name of artist Emilie Young was incorrectly listed in the Tell City floodwall mural story in Thursday's issue.
LEOPOLD - Perry Central Community School Corp. will hold a public meeting at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 15 in the junior-senior high school library to discuss an Indiana Department of Environmental Management grant to purchase equipment for community recycling.
Among discussion issues will be whether the purchase will displace private-sector services comparable in scope and value.
TELL CITY - The Tell City Common Council has named honorees for August in the city's Partners in Pride effort to identify residents and business owners who care for their properties.
At-large Councilman Tony Hollinden chose Butler Dentistry at 819 Main St. District 1 Councilwoman Dianne Rudolph chose to honor Marcella Busby at Washington and 11th streets while District 2 Councilman John Little's August nominee was the residence of Dessa Keown and Gary Brown at 1702 Jefferson St.
Alene Dauby's home at 1146 13th St. was District 3 Councilman Gerald Yackle's choice.
United Way of Perry County sets out to raise $125,000
PERRY COUNTY - United Way of Perry County's annual fundraising drive is under way and the dollars pledged this fall will provide a year's worth of support for nearly 20 agencies who provide youth and family, education, wellness and crisis services to thousands of people.
This year's fundraising effort will also give support to United Way programs like Holiday Helpers, Stuff the Bus and Days of Caring that reach out and aid the community each year.
Budget process progresses for Tell City schools
TELL CITY - Tell City-Troy Township School Board members approved in a special meeting Tuesday a tuition schedule recommended by Schools Superintendent Ron Etienne. He said, however, uncertainty remains as to whether tuition will be charged at all after the first of the year.
"It's complicated, with the rates changing at the end of '08," Etienne said of the list of tuition charges he provided.
TELL CITY - One year ago, Southern Indiana Resource Solutions, Inc. began offering transportation services under the name Link-N-Go Transit Service.
The group provides Medicaid recipients with medically related transportation in Dubois, Perry and Warrick counties and collaborate with Ride Solutions to offer public transportation in Dubois and Warrick counties.
The service has expanded its fleet with the addition of a low-floor vehicle with wheelchair ramps.
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Silver Sparrow is by far the best novel I've read in a long time! A story told of radically different experienced intertwined by relation and described in beautiful and evocative prose.
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Silver Sparrow is the story of two families and a secret bigamist father. At least one family is a secret. The other family is aware they are the second family and must remain a secret. Two daughters are born within months of each other, one to each family. The backdrop of the story is the 70s and 80s in African American society in Atlanta. The story is captivating, well-crafted and the characters are realistic and unsentimental.
Captivating story!
The characters were meant to be flawed to make the story more realistic, but at times I just felt like yelling at them for being so stupid.
I thought the writing well done. The characters real. The ending left me -meh!-I'm not sure it needed to be summed up in this way. I came to the same conclusions on my own without it being drawn out so melodramatic.
Tayari Jones' Silver Sparrow has a great first line: "My father, James Witherspoon, is a bigamist." In this novel with two narrators, Jones lets each girl speak in simple yet eloquent voices that are their own. Silver Sparrow is rich with themes for discussion.
This book was pretty good. The characters were believable and the story, unfortunately, not far fetched. I was eager to see how things turned out for both families in the end.
I absolutely loved this book. Tayari Jones is a new writer and I wish her luck. She kept me wondering what would happen next. Dana and Chaurisse and all the other characters were very likable and thoroughly believable. Unfortunately this book could be a true story but it is fiction. Its a great read.
great book! I could not put it down.
One of the best books I've read this year. Dana and Chaurisse are sisters, but only Dana knows it. She and her mother Gwen are the "secret" family, the illegitimate wife and daughter James Witherspoon hides from his "real" family and the rest of the world. Although James persuades himself that he's doing right by them, Dana's resentment at always being second best eventually leads to devastating revelations for everyone involved. Tayari Jones creates a cast of fascinating and memorable characters, and a fully realized setting in Atlanta's black community of the late 70s and 80. A stunning, painful story of betrayal and disillusionment, in a family with far too many secrets.
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Admedus shares are expected to open stronger after the therapeutic Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) vaccine preclinical studies met with success and will progress to Phase Ib clinical studies.
The approval for four Singaporean surgeons to use CardioCel® under an early access program is a milestone. It also marks the first use of the regenerative tissue product in Asia and progresses its expansion into Asia. Admedus had $14.4M cash at end of September quarter.
The grant of a Medical Device Licence for its CardioCel® from Health Canada sets the stage for Admedus to add revenue growth. The regenerative tissue product is already used by heart surgeons to treat patients at centres across Australia, Europe and the U.S.
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Chris Catlow is an experienced executive in the capital markets. Over his 25 year career, he has held various senior roles in major operating companies and has considerable experience in raising both equity and debt for large projects. Chris was the inaugural CFO of Fortescue Metals Group Ltd and played a central role in its development and in raising more than US$4 billion. He was previously a director of Consolidated Rutile Ltd and Executive General Manager Finance of Iluka Resources Limited and is currently a Director of Sirius Minerals Plc and Indo Mines Ltd. Chris has a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the University of Durham, UK and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accounts in Australia.
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The pope came before the gathering of cardinals. Rumors had spread as to the reason for this extraordinary meeting.
"Beloved cardinals," the pope began. "I have called this special session to announce incredible news. It is, however, good news and bad news. As to the good: I have personally received a phone call from the Lord Jesus Christ. He has arrived on earth and has returned to fulfill his word."
The cardinals cheered and applauded.
"The bad news," the pope continued, "is that he called from 17 Koregaon Park, Pune, India."
Why are you waiting for Jesus Christ? He is already here, he has always been here in the awakened ones. And the world has never missed the awakened ones. Yes, they have been few and far between, but it is because of them the earth still has significance. It is because of them the earth is not yet dead. It is because of those few flowers that the earth has still the perfume of the beyond, that the earth has salt. Otherwise the crowds are dead. If you look at the crowds the earth is a big cemetery.
Only these few people - a Zarathustra, a Jesus, a Lao Tzu, a Buddha, a Kabir, a Nanak. These people who can be counted on the fingers keep the flame burning. But you can become a flame any moment, your heart is ready to burst into flame. But rather than looking inwards, you go on looking outwards, waiting for Jesus Christ. Rather than searching inwards, you go on searching in the scriptures, in mere words. Rather than transforming the state in which you are, you go on hoping that some miracle will happen and everything will be good. These hopes are not going to help you, they are deceptive, dangerous, suicidal.
In the first sutra, Buddha says:
While a man desires a woman,his mind is boundas closely as a calf to its mother.
One very significant thing has to be understood before we enter this sutra. In Sanskrit we use the word kama both for desire as such, and for sexual desire. The same word is used for both, and there is a reason the same word is used for both.
To desire a woman or a man, or to desire at all, both are expressed by the same word, kama. The reason is very psychological, profound. Sanskrit is one of the most profound languages of the earth, very deliberately evolved. That is exactly the meaning of the word sanskrit: sanskrit means consciously refined, consciously evolved.


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I have got a new certificate today for our remote servers from ipsca
I made the subject name remote.{domain}.com
Also the other names (SAN)
Now im getting 'windows does not have enough information to verify this certificate' errors under the security details
This happen an all of the names above when I remote to the server
The only time this doesnt happen is when I remote on the server using the 'remote' server name. With this I get 'the server name on the certificate is incorrect' (name in the cerificate from the remote computer) 'remote'
Why is there a problem?
Both servers have this certificate installed in under personal and remote in the cert mmc. And also activated in the remote host settings and remote app.
the name of the farm is remote.theockendonacademy.com
the name of our website is theockendonacademy.com
the name of our domain is theockendonacademy.com
So we should be able to connect to any of the two servers using eithier
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Metal Clay Foundation Skills $95
by Cindy Pankopf
Sat. September 6 (10a-5p) or
Wed. & Th. September 10 & 11 (6-9p) or
Sun. September 28 (10a-5p) or
Sun. October 19 (10a-5p) or
Sun. November 9 (10a-5p)
Explore real silver in clay form! This moldable, rollable clay is amazing! Learn about the different varieties of clay and see examples of many different applications. You will make three personalized pieces while learning about tools, and techniques. You'll learn everything from rolling and texturing the clay, to sanding, polishing and oxidizing. You'll leave with finished jewelry and possess the skills which are the foundation of your future creative explorations with metal clay! All skill levels welcome. Materials fee, includes use of tools.
Picture Frame Pendant $69
by Cindy Pankopf
Sat. August 23 (9a-1p)
Learn how to make picture frames to capture precious memories, miniature artwork, or vintage images. You will be instructed on how to calculate reverse shrinkage for your frame to perfectly fit any size artwork. We will be working with resin to encase and protect the image for posterity as a wearable memento. Optional dimensional bubbles are a fun addition. Antique photos available for purchase in class, or you can bring your own tiny photos to feature. Pieces will be completed in class. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills. Materials list.
A Day at the Beach $69
by Cindy Pankopf
Sat. August 23 (2-6p)
Keum-boo is the ancient Korean technique of applying gold foil to silver. In this advanced keum-boo technique class you will learn how to create templates for the gold that will fit any dimensional surface. We will be using a mold for the cute flip-flop pendant, and we will be creating a separate bail that will be hidden on the back. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills, previous keum-boo experience helpful. Pieces will be completed in class. Materials list.
Squared Up Ring $75
by Cindy Pankopf
Sun. August 24 (10a-5p)
Many new techniques will be taught in this advanced level workshop, probably the most interesting is firing the natural gemstone in place! Calculating the layout for the suspended setting will also add new skills. Constructing the bracket setting will challenge your accuracy. Pieces will be fired after class. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills + 10 hours experience. Materials list.
Forbidden Fruit $115
by Cindy Pankopf
Sat. August 30 (10a-5p)
Delicate leaves and vines embellish and support a stunning glass bead to make a lovely organic fruit-like pendant. This piece will challenge your snake making skills as well as test your gentle touch. Learn how silver and glass react together and how to anticipate those changes. The biggest trick demonstrated is how to fire these amazing creations. Pieces will be fired after class. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills + 20 hours experience. Materials list.
Bronze Clay Sampler $115
by Cindy Pankopf
Sun. August 31 (10a-5p)
Working with powdered base metal clays can be a little intimidating, especially with all of the varieties on the market. In this class you will get to practice working with several Goldie brand clays: Roman Bronze, Goldie Bronze Hard and Soft, and de la Rosa Bronze. Each has its own unique characteristics and workability, you will have the opportunity to explore while creating this stunning necklace. Pieces will be fired after class. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills. Materials list.
Goldfinger Ring $69
by Cindy Pankopf
Sun. September 7 (12-5p) or
Sat. November 22 (12-5p)
This undulating hand-dimpled band glistens boastfully with its 24K golden edges and stunning rainbow patina. Learn how to calculate the wave repeat pattern for any size ring and number of desired waves. Use of gold is optional. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills + 10 hours. Materials list.
Stone Setting Sampler $75
by Cindy Pankopf
Sat. September 13 (10a-5p) or
Fri. October 3 (10a-5p)
Various ways to set stones including syringe bezels, lump clay bezels, fine silver prong settings, and tongue setting will be demonstrated in this class. You will also learn how to securely attach bail backs. Design your own unique piece with the
methods you want to try. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills. Materials list.
Industrial Growth $95
by Cindy Pankopf
Sun. September 14 (9a-6p) or
Sat. November 1 (9a-6p)
This reversible Jules Verne inspired pendant is a cross between nature and machine. The vegetation is textured with industrial designs then formed into organic shapes. It is a technically challenging project with beautiful results. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills + 15 hours. Materials list.
Dots, Paper, Scissors Ring $55
by Cathy Burton
Wed. September 17 (6-9:30p) or
Sat. October 11 (9a-12:30p)
Give a simple ring band that pop of interest by adding paper clay elements and granulation. Learn about the properties of paper clay and the different ways it can bring interest to any metal clay project. You will work with paper punches to create decorative elements and learn how to plan the layout and spacing of your design. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills. Materials list.
Flutterbot $75
by Cathy Burton
Sat. September 20 (10a-5p)
This industrial looking, yet delicate creature is the stuff of fantasies and futuristic dreams. She looks put together out of bits and pieces, but she is still beautiful in her own way. Create textured wings adorned with fine silver wire balled with a torch and embellished with hearts. Cute little antennae added to her carved body give her character and whimsey. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills. Materials list.
Unzipped $75
by Cathy Burton
Sun. September 21 (10a-5p) or
Fri. November 28 (10a-5p)
Face it, aside from coming in a variety of sizes and colors, zippers are pretty boring, but what if you could personalize it and make it your own? And wear it around your neck? Double Bonus!! Learn how to precisely cut, measure, and drape to create a realistic looking zipper, down to the swinging movement of the pull tab. This is the only time when being caught with your zipper down is a good thing. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills + 6 hours. Materials List.
Progressive Project Build $75
by Cindy Pankopf
Sat. September 27 (9a-6p)
Challenge yourself to a day of spontaneity, problem solving and creativity. The Progressive Project Build is a new quarterly event where we will be collaborating on multiple pieces as a group. This is a great opportunity to break design blocks and exercise your flexibility. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills + 10 hours. Materials list.
Raindance Earrings $49
by Cindy Pankopf
Tues. September 30 (11a-1p)
If you are brand new to metal clay, or if you want to try a new technique this is a great class to take. You will learn how to texture with syringe, then how to texture the texture for a very organic, completely unique design that resembles water trickling down a pane of glass. These dimensional little earrings are so quick and easy, you will want to make them in an array of shapes and finishes! Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills. Materials list.
Makers' Marks $115
by Cindy Pankopf
Wed. October 1 (10a-2p) or
Sun. October 26 (1-5p)
be setting up the logos with many on one sheet for you. Next you will learn how to make a photopolymer texture plate so you can quickly and easily make batches of hang tags for your finished jewelry creations OR make tiny signature chops to attach to your metal clay creations as greenware. Let everyone know what YOU made! Class fee includes 30 min. of artwork generation per student. Additional design time may be purchased. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills. Materials list.
Carve a Wave Ring $69
by Cindy Pankopf
Thursday. October 2 (10a-2:30p)
A perfectly constructed and sized ring band is the foundation of this decorative ring. You will learn how to create your own precise design, then how to carve away the clay to give a wood-cut effect. Polishing techniques will also be discussed. Pieces will be fired after class. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills + 3 hours. Materials list.
Level 1 Certification $750
(includes materials)
by Cindy Pankopf
3 Days: Sat.-Mon. October 4-6 (9a-5p)
Immerse yourself in Art Clay in this intensive 3-day workshop. You will create 7 projects and cover many techniques, from ring formation to working with glass and porcelain, to syringe techniques, cork clay, and more. This is a great opportunity for those who want to refine their ACS skills or for those who want to teach. Students who successfully complete each project will become Certified Art Clay Silver Level 1 Instructors. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills + 10 hours of ACS work.
Who, Me? Owl Pendant $55
by Cathy Burton
Thur. October 9 (6-9p) or
Sun. October 26 (9a-12p)
Invite this sleepy little woodland creature to perch on your neck. Customize him by carving his feathers, and positioning his eyes to create different expressions. Whatever you choose, he is sure to capture everyone's attention as he nestles next to your heart. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills / Stone Setting. Materials list.
Itsy Bitsy Spider Pendant $55
by Cindy Pankopf
Sat. October 11 (2-5p) or
Wed. October 15 (6-9p)
The sparkling itsy-bitsy spider is suspended from her drop line as she checks on her webs. Experiment with antique lace as a texture and learn how to drape clay for a flowing look. This piece is the first in a new annual spider series. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills. Materials List.
Hollow Box Pendant $75
by Cindy Pankopf
Sun. October 12 (10a-5p) or
Sun. November 30 (10a-5p)
This enchanting little pendant is a hollow 3-D form that is decorated with embossed paper-type clay and decorative clay "rivets". Snake rolling, clay embossing, texture masking, embedding wire, and dry assembly round out the techniques covered in this project. You can decorate each side differently to make a reversible pendant. Dangles of chain and beads add just the right amount of color and movement. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills. Materials list.
The Forever Garden $75
by Cathy Burton
Sat. October 18 (10a-5p) or
Sun. November 23 (10a-5p)
We all hate getting flowers, because they die, and some of us don't exactly have a green thumb. But with this pendant, we can create a garden that won't wilt if we're not there to take care of it. And we are conserving water! You will create a pendant in layers, add a wall of syringe, and lay in some vines and leaves. After it's fired and polished, you will add dried flowers and preserve it with UV Resin. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills. Materials list.
Secret Garden Ring $75
by Cathy Burton
2-Parts: Wed. & Th. October 22 & 23 (6-9p) or
Sat. November 8 (10a-5p)
This ring looks heavy, but it is deceptively light. Take your ring making skills to the next level by forming a foundation, building an inner structure, and then draping a textured skin over it that you will cover with vines and flowers. In this class you will also
learn how those miniature flower petals we see on so many pieces are formed. The Secret to the Garden Ring? Come take the class and find out! Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills + 6 hours. Ring making experience helpful. Materials list.
Caged Vines Pendant $75
by Cindy Pankopf
Sat. October 25 (9a-6p)
Perfect your snake rolling skills while creating this delicate and lovely 3-D heart pendant. Shape and dry a cork form, roll decorative clay coils, and carve them to detail and add the motion of crawling vines. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills + 6 hours. Materials list.
Window to the World $75
by Cathy Burton
Sun. November 2 (10a-5p)
Adding polymer clay to a metal bezel usually requires glue to keep it in place once it is cured. In this class, you will build a layered pendant with a bezel built in such a way that it "locks" the polymer clay in place without the use of any glue. Once created and fired, you will polish your piece and then combine colors of polymer clay into a cabochon that will be tucked into your bezel and cured in a toaster oven. What will you see in your window? Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation. Skills. Materials list.
Art Clay Copper Foundation Skills $75
by Cindy Pankopf
Sat. November 29 (10a-5p)
While creating two pieces, a textured band ring and a coordinating arched pendant, you will learn the main differences between copper and silver clay. Many techniques will be covered including joining copper clay, torch firing, kiln firing, pickling and applying a heat patina. Pre-requisite: Metal Clay Foundation Skills helpful. Materials list.
To download a PDF of the Creative Place schedule, click here for or June, July, August. or September, October, November.
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Joel Aron and Dave Filoni on the Rebels lightsabers. Referencing film stock, tapers, other little details to make the show's sabers better reflect the original films.
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Video: New Rebels clip features Hera and Sabine
The Wrap debuts this clip featuring the leading ladies of Rebels.
Meet Kiri Hart, one of the women now driving Star Wars
The Rebels blitz continues, with the Wall Street Journal today featuring Lucasfilm's Kiri Hart.
Tasked by head honcho Kathleen Kennedy to develop and oversees new Star Wars content, Hart and her 'team of five' (the Story Group, ahem) keep a tight rein on the galaxy… Although she does know there's room for a lot of different things in the franchise:
"I think there are boundaries, but we don't want to rigidly define them," she said. "It's obviously not slapstick comedy, but there's room for many different stories and genres that still feel like 'Star Wars.'"
One filmmaker says she is "as close to a Kevin Feige as there is at Lucas," and in a longer interview she details some of Lucasfim's recent choices.
On development:
We pretty quickly arrived at a content plan that stretches out for several years and we didn't go looking for those ideas. Those existed internally. We were in a situation of looking for people to help us execute the ideas we had.
On setting aside the EU:
I'm crazily passionate about this idea of narratives travelling across different platforms. It just feels like a golden opportunity. This is a fictional universe that not only supports [narrative coherence] but invites it.
In addition, we wouldn't be giving the right green space to our filmmakers if we mandated they stay within the stories that have been told [in books.]
On diversity:
I haven't experienced "Star Wars" being for boys, because I loved it from seven years old. I was so powerfully influenced by Princess Leia as a kid. I remember being transfixed by her — she was so empowered and smart and funny.
There are a lot of different types of characters. "Star Wars" should be diverse because it's a big galaxy.
This certainly sheds some light for us on how things are working internally these days!
Rebels officially gets a second season
The premiere hasn't even broadcast yet, but Disney has renewed it for the second season we all knew was in production anyway.
The show's debut movie, 'Spark of Rebellion' airs tomorrow on the Disney Channel.
UPDATE: Greg Weisman has indeed left the show, as was first reported back during SDCC.
USA Today has a new clip from Rebels. Kanan and the Inquisitor battle it out, and Dave Filoni hints "it would be a shame" to not have Darth Vader show up.
Rebels in the New York Times. Continues, the media blitz does.
Simon Kinberg on Rebels: We're "not afraid to take those characters to some dark places"
Empire talks to Simon Kinberg about Rebels – and, of course, the Episode VII connections (he's still playing the 'maybe' game.) But on the tone of the series:
"We are not afraid to take those characters to some dark places. In the first season, there are some backstories that get revealed for main characters that are a lot darker and more dramatic than anything I've ever seen in animated TV, and which have the same depth and childhood trauma that the characters in the movies had."
And The Inquisitor:
What we do know is that The Inquisitor is "less of a believer in the Empire and the cause of the Empire than perhaps Darth Vader, and more of a hunting dog." So not a Sith, per se? "I don't know how much I'm allowed to say about that, but no, per se."
In other Rebels news, Lucasfilm and Disney have tapped DJ and dubstep producer Flux Pavilion to remix the show's theme.
Rebels debut moves up. For fans who are verified Disney XD users, the show will now premiere earlier than previously announced, to this coming Friday, September 26. It'll air October 3 on the Disney Channel for everyone else. (We'll have a discussion entry up Friday, I guess!)
Anthony Daniels on Threepio's past, present and future
Entertainment Weekly has a nice interview with Anthony Daniels yesterday. They touch on Rebels, of course, but he also talks about the Episode VII Threepio suit:
I will tell you that the team then got together and built a new suit. They made an entirely new look-a-like with changes that you will never notice [on screen] that made my life a lot easier. I can get it on and off very quickly.
He 's also asked about Threepio's growth, George's involvement, and some other stuff. However, on a personal note, I really like this:
My favorite line is — interesting you ask least favorite — my favorite line is, [in character as C-3PO] "We're doomed." It's a phrase that encapsulates his whole philosophy. It's his life. He always feels on the edge of disaster. That's where the humor comes from because he is a humorous character, but mostly it comes by default. He doesn't tell jokes. He's just wrong about everything most of the time and lives on this precipice of fear, which gives a sort of tension. You and I hide that. You hid magnificently that you were terrified of talking to me. As humans, adults, we sort of do. He doesn't have that guile. And in fact, now that I come to think of it, he is pretty much without guile. He says it as it is and that can occasionally be quite funny because he can be inappropriate without meaning to be.
That's Threepio, yes. But it's also, in so many ways, us, the fandom. He's 'our' avatar, in a lot of ways. Particularly in times like these.
Rebels video: These are the droids you're looking for!
Chopper, Artoo and Threepio take the spotlight in the latest Star Wars Rebels promo video, 'Droids'. From earlier trailers, we already knew that R2-D2 and C-3PO would be making an appearance in Rebels, but this seems to hint at a larger role in an episode arc. Star Wars Underworld guesses that these scenes are from the second episode, 'Droids in Distress.'


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DeKalb School Board Accepts Billion Dollar Budget
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The Dekalb County Board of Education accepted a consolidated budget just over $1 million in a vote last week for the 2013-14 fiscal year.
Chief Financial Officer Michael Bell estimates between $15.6 and $16.8 million in excess revenues although there were prior estimations of $9.1 million.
"Since coming on board, I've made getting our financial house in order a priority," said current Superintendent Michael Thurmond. "These excess revenues reflect our districts new visions and commitment to our community."
Funds from the budget will go towards school nutrition and athletics, trust and agency funds, debt service, and special revenue. The budget also includes $4 million expected to go towards the purchase of textbooks and educational supplies.
There will be $3 million included to compensate a reduction of one furlough day for 10- and 11-month employees, as well as principals and central office employees that do not receive a yearly salary exceeding $80,000.
The budget is valid throughout June 30, 2014.
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Subversive Activity is a novel by Dave Luckett.It's a technothriller, in which British and Russian intelligence forces clash over a new piece of military technology. It's a comedy. It's set in 1876.Captain Horatio de la Terre has served in His Britannic Majesty's navy for thirty years, during which time his greatest assets have been a spotless sense of duty and an impeccable poker face that he presents to anything he doesn't understand, which is just about everything. Right now, he doesn't understand why the people of Maldona, where he's stationed as naval attach�, insist on greeting one with a kiss on the cheek; why his superiors want him to study the Maldonan Navy's newest (which is to say, first) ship and report on its design; or why the embassy's information officer is so keen on the idea that it might sink during its seaworthiness trials. He's thoroughly bewildered when a young woman attempts to burgle his office. When the information officer casually suggests breaking his sworn word of honour, he doesn't understand that either, but he does understand that Something Must Be Done. That's when things start to get really confusing...
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