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It's Our Turn Now
Securing the Future Appeal
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1802 Thomas Fisher painting of the Holy Trinity from a top tracery section of Stained Glass which was removed during the Victorian restoration of 1865 and has since been sadly lost.
Click here to see more about Thomas Fisher and the Hildersham
Medieval Stained glass
The church was heavily restored between 1855 and 1890 led by the Rector Robert Goodwin and his great architect friend
Charles Alban Buckler who he had met in Oxford. You can see the Buckler arms above, it is surrounded by an S collar and Royal badge as Charles was a Herald Exraordinary for Surrey and behind it is his Maltese Cross from his Order of Malta
To read more about
Charles Alban Buckler click here
Family History
We are always willing to help with family and local history enquiries, please click here
National Schools PDF click here
Old school at Hildersham
Church History Guides
Wall Paintings guide
written by Jim Mynors 2007
Hildersham Church guide
written by Canon P R Philips c.1914
Hildersham Church VCH
Victoria County History 1973
Mary Magdalene
sister of Martha?
1802 Thomas Fisher painting of St. Christopher from a top tracery section of Stained Glass which was removed during the Victorian restoration of 1865 and has since been sadly lost
Tree of Jesse East Window by Clayton & Bell 1865
Chancel Victorian Murals by Clayton & Bell 1890
The Painted Chancel at Hildersham written by Andrew Westwood-Bate 2012
Wall Paintings guide written by Jim Mynors 2007
Hildersham Church guide written by Canon P R Philips c.1914
Hildersham Church VCH Victoria County History 1973
Mary Magdalene sister of Martha?
Revd Charles Goodwin
Robert Goodwin's father
In 1803 Thomas Fisher painted the memorial brasses at Hildersham, here are these paintings
Close up of the Holy Trinity on the brass below, note the dove whispering in Gods ear
Henry Parys 1466
Robert & Aleinora Parys 1408
depicting a 'Seat of Mercy' as their is no Dove
Mortality Brass 1530
Originally nailed to the Sacristy door to deter people stealing the Holy Sacraments
Various paintings of the church
William Cole 1742
Thomas Fisher 1803
Philips family c.1810
J S Clarke 1894
Wilfrid Harris 1961
George Seaman-Turner 1964
Sketch 1978
Sketch for
village magazine
Bob Smithers 1980
Anthea Robinson 2004
Minton Tile set of the
Agnus Dei
St Luke
St Matthew
St Peter
St John
Holy Trinity Church, Hildersham,
The Priest in Charge is:
The Revd Dr. Julie Norris 01223 891350
The Rectory, 35 Church Lane, Little Abington, Cambridge CB21 6BQ
Hildersham Churchwardens:
Mrs. Cathy Myer 01223 892848 PCC Chairman
Mr Andrew Westwoood-Bate 01223 892430
If you need to get in touch with the Hildersham Parochial Church Council
Please contact our two Church Wardens for any communications:
For all matters relating to finance -
Please contact our PCC Treasurer::
Mr. David Newble 01223 892425
Little Chilfords, Back Road, Linton, Cambs CB21 4LF
If you are interested in the church building, its history or the Parish Records - Please contact our Churchwarden, and Local & Family Historian - Andrew Westwood-Bate 01223 892430 - 0787 5469538
To find out more click here
Holy Trinity new Facebook page:
Hildersham Church Events click here
Engraving of the Church by J S Clarke December 1894
St Etheldreda in an Nave West window
St Etheldreda reflected in the Tree of Life glass
Hildersham Church Services and Events Programme 2013
Please click here for a list of services in our 7 church 'patch' in June.
If you are interested in Stained Glass there is a special 5th Sunday joint service at St Mary's, Little Abington at 10.45 on Sunday 30th June, when Andrew Westwood-Bate will give a short presentation on Charles Eamer Kempe (there is a 1901 Kempe window at Lt Abington), Clayton & Bell and various other examples of Stained Glass in our Seven Parishes.
Kempe's Makers Mark at Little Abington
Kempe's 1901 Adoration of the Kings at Little Abington
Engraving of Hildersham Church by William Cole 1742
Engraving of Hildersham Church by J S Clark 1894
Painting of Hildersham Church by Rob Howard 2012
Photograph of Hildersham Church by Colin Franklin
He called them, and immediately they left the boat and their father,
and followed Him
Matthew 4:22 KJV
Below is some of the iconography at Holy Trinity, Hildersham, which portrays the story of the verse above:
Medeival Glass at Holy Trinity, Hildersham
Click here for Matthew Chapter4
And he said to them:
"Follow me, and I will make you Fishers of Men"
Matthew 4:18 KJV
Below is some of the iconography at Holy Trinity, Hildersham, which portrays the many images of the Holy Trinity
Holy Trinity
Mural of the Holy Trinity above the east side of the chancel arch
painted by Clayton and Bell in 1890
The arms of the Holy Trinity
The Holy Trinity as three fish on a nave kneeler
Holy Trinity as three fish made from mosaic tiles
The Holy Trinity as three hares in Medieval glass
The Holy Trinity shown rarely as three men at the coronation of the Virgin Mary who has a new head at Holy Trinity, Goodramgate, York
Holy Trinity from the Memorial brass of Henry Paris (Parys) 1466
below is a painting of 1803 by Thomas Fisher, when it still had it's head and dove. It shows Adam's Skull at the bottom of the cross, click here to read about the story of this from the Golden Legend of 1275
Holy Trinity 'T' in chancel stained glass
Holy Trinity 'T' in chancel roof murals
Above are two Clerestory windows showing the inter-woven Holy Trinity Star a common image at Hildersham here are some more
Holy Trinity star on a candelabra
Holy Trinity star on a Chancel Chair
Holy Trinity Fleur-de-lis on of many designs in the church
Holy Trinity in the south transept roundel
Holy Trinity in East Window top tracery stonework
Holy Trinity star on a gravestone
Ascension Season Victorian Wall Paintings at Hildersham
(Designed by Charles Alban Buckler and painted by Clayton & Bell)
Jesus Ascension into Heaven
1 In my former book, Theophilus, I wrote about all that Jesus began to do and to teach 2 until the day he was taken up to heaven, after giving instructions through the Holy Spirit to the apostles he had chosen. 3 After his suffering, he presented himself to them and gave many convincing proofs that he was alive. He appeared to them over a period of forty days and spoke about the kingdom of God. 4 On one occasion, while he was eating with them, he gave them this command: "Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised, which you have heard me speak about. 5 For John baptized with[a] water, but in a few days you will be baptized with[b] the Holy Spirit."
6 Then they gathered around him and asked him, "Lord, are you at this time going to restore the kingdom to Israel?"
7 He said to them: "It is not for you to know the times or dates the Father has set by his own authority. 8 But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth."
9 After he said this, he was taken up before their very eyes, and a cloud hid him from their sight.
10 They were looking intently up into the sky as he was going, when suddenly two men dressed in white stood beside them. 11 "Men of Galilee," they said, "why do you stand here looking into the sky? This same Jesus, who has been taken from you into heaven, will come back in the same way you have seen him go into heaven."
Easter Sepulchre prior to 19th restorations with brass clearly on top
Easter Sepulchre as it is today post Victorian transformation into a Knight's Templar tomb
William Bustler & his Lady 1334
(as seen in north corner of the nave)
(as painted in the old Bustler Chapel in 1803
just prior to the chapel being demolished)
Holy Trinity, Hildersham at Christmas 2010
Hildersham Church at Christmas 2010
Here are some photos of our candle lit service of Nine Lessons & Carols held on Sunday 19th December 2010.
This is the 130th anniversary of the first service of Nine Lessons and Carols first performed in a wooden shed outside the Truro Cathedral that was being constructed. Bishop Edward White Benson held the service at 10pm on Christmas Eve 1880, held at this time to encourage his parishioners to spend the evening in church instead of going out carousing. As the story is told by his son:
"My father arranged from ancient sources a little service for Christmas Eve - nine carols and nine tiny lessons, which were read by various officers of the church, beginning with a chorister, and ending with the Bishop".
The suggestion had come from the Revd. GHS. Walpole, later Bishop of Edinburgh.
In the following years the service became popular amongst Church clergy, no doubt helped by Benson's elevation to the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1883. By 1884, a London publisher was distributing Nine Lessons with Carols: A festal service for Christmastide, and another edition was published by the church's SPCK (Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge) making special reference to the Truro original.
The world famous service of Nine Lessons and Carols is of course the one held locally at Kings College, Cambridge. This was first held on Christmas Eve 1918 inaugurated by the new Dean of King's College, Eric Milner-White.
The date of the service is very important and it puts the service in context. It was just at the end of the First World War, Eric Milner White before the war was the was the chaplain of Kings College. He joined the army in September 1914 and he had spent 4 years at the western front amid "the roar of shaking great guns" and the sight of "bowed and grimy men in mud-brown dress, torn and stained and even bloody".
Milner returned to Kings College in July 1918 and was soon elevated to Dean of the College. One of his first acts was to hold the memorial service for the war dead of the college on November 2nd 1918, the roll of honour that was read aloud included 199 names of King's men who had fallen in the conflict. The dead included the poet Rupert Brooke, but also graduates, undergraduates, choral scholars, college staff members and 18 men who had been boy choristers.
The fledgling BBC first broadcast the service in 1928, it missed 1929, but returned in 1930 and has never missed since.
During WW2 you had to be a hardy soul to go to the service as all the Stained Glass had been removed and replaced with shutters and with it went all the heat. The glass was stored locally in the caves at the Lime Kiln in Balsham.
Christmastide Wall Paintings at Hildersham
There are also two very special wall paintings that are very apt at this time of year, they were painted in 1890 during the last period of Victorian Restoration. The artists were Clayton & Bell, the architect Charles Alban Buckler, and the designs were paid for the rector's sister Elizabeth Hemington-Goodwin, with the leading Cambridge Camden Society rector, the Revd Robert Goodwin firmly in Charge.
The Nativity - Clayton & Bell 1890
The Epiphany - Clayton & Bell 1890
Hildersham Church December 2010
Hildersham Church 9 Lessons and Carols 19 December 2010
Eastertide Images from the Wall Paintings at Hildersham
Palm Sunday
Below are images from the Palm Sunday Procession into Jerusalem
click here for the full image and click on the images below for larger versions of the individual sections
Palm Sunday Procession
Garden of Gethsemane (part 1)
Garden of Gethsemane (part 2)
Instruments of the Passion in the Chancel
Christ crucified on the cross
(East Window - Tree of Jesse - Clayton & Bell 1865)
Alabaster Reredos
(Designed by Charles Alban Buckler and made by Rattee & Kette)
The Resurrection - Victorian Wall Paintings at Hildersham
Hildersham's Medieval Stained Glass
Below are some photos of images of Hildersham's Medieval Stained Glass, some still fitted in the church, some long lost, but most of them were recorded in 15 paintings in 1802 by Thomas Fisher in his book Cambridgeshire Churches of Antiquity vol H-L which came up for auction a few years ago and was bought by the Society of Antiquaries, Hildersham paid towards the images being digitised.
"The Fisher (Cambridgeshire) Collection consists of 33 items, most of which are drawings by Thomas Fisher, many dated 1802. The subjects of these drawings are churches and church monuments from various locations in Cambridgeshire. They were probably purchased in 1837 by John Bowyer Nichols, and bound while in his possession. The volume was purchased by the Society of Antiquaries in 2001, from the collection of Lt. Col J C W Francis"
Hildersham in its north wall of the nave has two superb 13th century stained glass windows
13th Century window showing St. James the Greater with St. Martha, the Bustler coat of arms is in the tracery
13th century window of St. John the evangelist & St. Mary Magdalene, the De Vere coat of arms is in the tracery. Below is a close up of Mary Magdalene & below that a painting by Thomas Fisher in 1802 showing missing glass replaced by Clayton & Bell in 1865
Painting in 1802
There are other fragments of glass in odd bits of tracery like the censing angel in the piece below
Other paintings in 1802 by Thomas fisher show glass lost forever
This beautiful image of the Holy Trinity
St. Christopher
In the South East window of the Bustler Chapel demolished in 1803 were these images of St. Peter and St. Paul. They artist had great trouble with St. Paul's feet and St. Paul must have struggled with those huge keys.
Thomas fisher wrote on the bottom of the painting "Memorandum the head of St. Paul has been broken and an apparent female head has been placed in it. Well the head is definitely not Paul, who is normally shown without much hair, with a beard, was this a head of a previous St. John?
St. Peter
St. Paul
St. Paul from a image in one of the Clayton & Bell windows in the nave.
There is a painting by Thomas Fisher in 1802 of this lovely bearded saintly figure.
Above is a Thomas Fisher painting of the 4 light north window of what Thomas called the Rector's Chancel. This window was replaced in the 1855 first restoration period, however the Christ giving a blessing image has been preserved in a Victorian window upper tracery
Painting of Christ giving Blessing
Medieval Stained Glass of Christ giving Blessing
Crowned Mary & baby Jesus
Memling, ca. A.D. 1487
In the Medieval glass inserted into the same window as the Christ image you can clearly see Mary Breast feeding baby Jesus this is an image that is quite common in Mediaeval paintings and stained glass. Click here & here
Mary's milk was seen as an expression of her Motherly humanity to all mankind, in a scene entitled The Lactation of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux
An engraving of The Lactation of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux. Virgin Mary is shooting milk into the eye of Saint Bernard of Clairvaux from her left breast which allegedly miraculously cured an eye affliction
The Virgin Mary at Ickleton in their Doom Painting, baring her breast to take on the sins of the world. Her arms outstretched like this was the original way people prayed, they later raised their hands up straight to the sky. It was only in the 8th century that hands were held together
From 'The imagery of British Churches' [M. D. Anderson 1955]:
' The posture with hands joined was unknown alike to pagan antiquity and early Christianity; it appears first in the 8th century, but did not become popular until the 12th century. Dom Loius Gugaud suggests that it may have been derived from a teutonic feudal ceremony since it was known as a juridical form of homage long before it was adopted as a devotional attitude. The kneeling vassal placed his hands , held palm to palm, between those of his over-lord who, when the oath of allegiance had been pronounced, kissed him and accepted him as his liege man. In the Middle Ages it probably suggested a spiritual counterpart to feudal loyalty, and this explains why, on most medieval effigies, we see finely tapered hands pressed palm to palm as though they waited in cinfidence the accepting clasp of their creator'
Your soul was always shown as a baby or young child being carried up to heaven by an angel. The image below is from the Office of the Dead in a Book of Hours.
Hildersham Village History
Even more Hildersham village history can be found by clicking here or at our new Hildersham page on the Cambridgeshire Community Archive Network (CCAN)
In Cambridgeshire we are extremely lucky to have two fantastic
depositories of local records, these are the Cambridgeshire
Collection currently located at the Cambridge Central Library and Cambridgeshire
Archives at Shire Hall, Castle hill, Cambridge.
A lot of their records can now be found on their online search
facility called "CALM".
To have a look at some of the Hildersham Church records held at the Cambridgeshire
Archves relating to Hildersham why not click here.
Securing the Future Appeal : It's Our Turn Now
Holy Trinity church, Hildersham is held in considerable affection by the majority of the village who enjoy its history and regard it as a place of peace and beauty which belongs to us all.
The Parochial Church Council has been anxious to nurture the integration of Church and Village by promoting a number of initiatives including a regular "Village Teatime", a series of lectures on a wide range of interesting secular subjects, performances of plays in the churchyard and concerts in the church as well as open and inclusive services.
These and other initiatives have been highly successful and we are anxious to do more and make the church building a living community asset rather than a Sunday museum.
In looking to achieve our aims we face a number of challenges perhaps the greatest being the complete lack of basic facilities within the church building (water, drainage, & WC).
Not only does a lack of these facilities limit our ability to use the building to full advantage but it also means that a number of people are effectively excluded altogether.
As temporary custodians of a treasure that has existed for over 850 years we are faced with the challenge and duty to pass it on to our successors in at least as good and hopefully better order than it was passed to us - it is not ours to neglect!
Furthermore given the historical, artistic and architectural features of our building we are faced with the obligation not only to keep them safe and in good repair, but also to ensure that they remain available and accessible to the widest possible audience and can be understood and appreciated more fully and simply enjoyed by all.
In summary therefore, as a small community we are faced with a wonderful opportunity, a heavy responsibility and challenging targets - we are not daunted and have ambitious plans to address these matters and fit us for the future.
In order to make the building accessible to all and capable of being used flexibly for a wide range of purposes we aim to provide a kitchen and WC together with a water supply and drainage. Since the existing space within the building is already well used to achieve this aim we shall need to build an extension to the North of the existing North Door.
Our exceptional wall paintings have suffered some damage from the effects of dampness.
The Parochial Church Council have already undertaken significant work to tackle the causes of dampness and will now complete a full survey and the necessary restoration work to the paintings not only to preserve their condition but also to enhance their visibility and accessibility to a wider group of interested parties.
One of the causes identified was the proximity of the Oil Tank to the outside church wall trapping leaves and resulting in dampness to permeate the flint walls. To resolve this we need to re-site the oil tank to a completely new location, this will also allow us to bring the oil delivery system to the latest Health and Safety standards.
In order to keep our treasures in good order we must also undertake major repairs to two of the church roofs.
The Costs:
The cost of these enhancements are expected to be over £190,000 - What will this achieve?
If our plans are successful we shall be have available a resource to:
A wide range of people have been very generous and have invested their time and money in this important project, we always warmly welcome anyone else who would like to become a benefactor of this project and become integral to securing the long term future of Holy Trinity Church, Hildersham; It Is Our Turn Now
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The Hildersham Impersonator:
Making Cat Christmas Cake
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Bishop Harvey Goodwin
(Dean of Ely Cathedral, later Bishop of Carlise, Founding member of the Cambridge Camden Society)
Revd Robert Goodwin, the driving force behind the Victorian Restoration and Chancel Wall Paints between 1855 -1890
The Resurrection as portrayed at Hildersham
In 1803 Thomas Fisher painted the Wooden Effigies at Hildersham, sadly these were stolen in 1976. Here are the paintings that make them look like stone!!
William Bustler Knight
Thomas Fisher painting
Lady Bustler
Apostles attributes
Eagle of St. John
Winged Bull of St. Luke
Winged lion of St. Mark
Winged man of St. Matthew
Sacristy Floor tiles
Thought to be part
of a sample pack
Pelican in Piety
Solomon's Seal
Maw and Co.
Lower altar step tiles
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NSRS, GLDN, SAGE – Pump And Dump Alerts – February 17, 2012
By: Brian Walker - February 17, 2012
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This week we're exposing these three popular Pump & Dumps: North Springs Resources (NSRS), Gold Dynamics (GLDN), and Sagebrush Gold (SAGE).
That said, welcome to Pump and Dump Friday, where every week we highlight a few of the "bogus" promotions that are going on in penny stocks.
If you don't know how these schemes work, be sure to check out this free report that exposes the whole thing.
Now without further ado, here are this week's disasters waiting to happen:
Editor's Note: This week, the gold rush is on! I've spotted a number of pump and dump schemes at work in the gold exploration arena. The pumpers know gold is red hot right now and they're cashing in on the gold bug. Pay attention, because you're going to see a number of similarities between companies highlighted today.
North Springs Resources (NSRS)
After last week's spectacular collapse, NSRS shares are entering the next stage of the pump and dump scheme… "The Rebound."
The last time I talked about NSRS, I told you this would happen. In fact, I told you the types of things the pumpers would say. And sure enough, these guys are following protocol like they're in the Marines. Here are a few of the headlines showing up in my inbox…
- NSRS Shows Investors It is Not Done!
- NSRS regains its mojo!
- Could NSRS soar again this week?
- NSRS should have no where to go but up!
- NSRS short squeeze! Almost back to a dollar this morning!
After all that nonsense, this one was my favorite…
- Even NSRS couldn't weather the worst trading day of 2012!
The best part of this email is where the pumper tells you NSRS lost around 25% for the day…. and compared it to Zynga (ZNGA), which lost roughly 20%.
It's pretty clear, the pumpers are pulling out all the stops on this one. They're using a classic tactic to help legitimize NSRS. You see, by putting North Springs in the same sentence as a real company, Zynga… you're more likely to believe the two companies are both on the same playing field.
The problem is, North Springs isn't even in the same ball park as ZNGA! Does NSRS have Facebook as its number one customer? I think not.
Remember what I said last week… any chance you have to sell this stock, take it! The pumpers are running their playbook to the letter. And the next step is to drop more shares on unsuspecting sheep.
Wasn't the stock just trading over $1.60 last week? Oh yeah, they won't remind you of that.
Gold Dynamics (GLDN)
We continue with the gold exploration theme today by exposing the pump and dump running on Gold Dynamics.
For starters, Stock Mister was paid over $23,000 to pump shares of GLDN. In addition, Penny Stock Professor was paid $10,000 to also hype Gold Dynamics. And finally, Surfs Up Stocks was paid $1,000 by Stock Goodies, LLC… for just a one day promo of GLDN.
Someone wants to see this stock pop… that's for sure!
As usual, I started digging into GLDN to see what's cooking. What I did find, wasn't let's say… golden.
In their latest financial report, the company dropped a big fat goose egg on the top line… $0 in revenue. Of course, they ran a loss for their latest quarter, as expenses tallied $7,217.
With currently liabilities of $37,432… and an accumulated deficit of $116,091, things aren't looking too good for GLDN.
While poor financials are bad enough, Gold Dynamics just started in the business of exploration and mining…GLDN used to be Vita Spirits.
You know what? I'll just let them tell you directly. Here are the details, right from their latest financial report.
"Gold Dynamics Corp.'s primary operations began in April 2006. The Company intends to change its focus of primary operations from a producer of vitamin infused alcoholic beverages to exploration of mining opportunities. As part of the change in operations, the Company has undergone a name change from Vita Spirits Corp. to Gold Dynamics Corp. to better reflect the Company's new focus.
We anticipate that in order for us to begin exploration into the mining industry, we will need to raise additional capital. We currently do not have any specific plans to raise these funds."
Basically, GLDN told investors they're changing from alcoholic beverages to mining. But to do any mining, they'll need to raise additional capital. And… they have no specific plans to raise the money they need. Oh, and the company has $0 cash on hand.
Now that's what I call a business plan!
Needless to say, you can save your hard earned money for a more focused investment.
Sagebrush Gold (SAGE)
Last but not least, we have our third gold exploration pump and dump in a row… Sagebrush Gold. SAGE shares are being pumped by both Shazamstocks and Mining Stock Alerts. Shazam was paid $110,000 and Mining Stock Alerts received $25,000.
The crazy part is, both acknowledge owning and/or selling shares at any given time. Now that seems a tad wrong… no?
Let's focus back on the issue at hand… SAGE.
As far as Sagebrush Gold goes, the company brought in revenue of $0. Shocking, huh? Even worse, they're burning cash like it's going out of style! Their expenses are simply off the charts…
For the first nine months of 2011, Sagebrush Gold lost $93,170,078!
Whoa… that's a big number. Of that, the company took a goodwill write-down of $72,397,654. But that still leaves SAGE with a loss of over $20 million, after we pull out the impairment.
Now, when you see a company in this financial condition, it should be enough reason to avoid buying their shares. But I've got one more for you.
Before becoming Sagebrush Gold, the company operated as the Empire Sports & Entertainment Holdings Co. And before that… they were known as Excel Global, Inc.
But have no fear, they've been Sagebrush for all of nine months now. Of course, they know what they're doing.
Lastly, I want to leave you with a chart of SAGE. As the saying goes, a picture speaks a thousand words…
A final word (and warning).
So that takes care of a few of this week's inglorious "pump and dumps".
Remember, there's a lot more of this going on each week than we highlight here.
As you know, penny stocks are a great place to invest your money. You just have to do your due diligence to stay away from all the scams out there these days!
Until next time,
Brian Walker
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Gas prices slide below $2 a gallon in Kenosha
Gasoline prices continue to fall, with the price of a gallon of regular dropping below $2 Friday afternoon at a few stations in Kenosha, according to gasbuddy.com.
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We're headed toward a new Season and some exciting changes!!
2014 Season
The New London Field of Greens farmers' market will open July 5 at a new location, at Williams Park, at Broad and Channing streets. With the new site, the market will combine its two previous sites – on Fridays at Parade Plaza and Saturdays at Hodges Square – into one location.
The market will take place every Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. through Oct. 11. Local music and children's activities will be offered, thanks to Gramma's Attic Promotions.
The farmers' market also will continue at one of its previous locations, at the Lawrence + Memorial Hospital parking lot on Montauk Avenue, from noon to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays from July 9 to Oct. 15.
The markets will accept credit and debit cards, cash and EBT/SNAP and WIC/SFMNP benefits. EBT/SNAP users will receive a $5 bonus for $5 or more of EBT purchases, provided by Legrand/Ortronics.
Market shoppers will be able to purchase locally grown fruits and vegetables and locally produced honey, jams, baked goods, free-range chickens, eggs, pork, barbecue sauces, maple syrup and other items.
Interview with Ledge Light Health District shows the variety and excitement of New London's Field of Greens Markets….
Markets start July 5, 2014
Check out www.NewLondonFieldofGreens.Org, Facebook and The Day to keep up with the latest…
We look forward to seeing all of our dear friends from within and around New London !!
New London Field of Greens, like so many of us, has come to see the value in quality local food that bridges communities. We are proud to present three certified Connecticut Grown Farmers Markets in the city of New London for the 2013 season.
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Come enjoy all the pleasures of 2013 Season with all the special locally produced produce, fruits and products from all your local, favorite vendors. We will have health practitioners doing demonstrations, local authors signing books, music and shows for the family at various times through the season.
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The Pavé "Feed Zone" – Live Chat During Het Nieuwsblad & Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne
"Why yes, Peter, I DO think you can win K-B-K this year." – Whit 2001 Saturday and Sunday morning, you're cordially invited to join the Pavé staff for live chat and commentary during Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne. Also lending a hand and giving us his thoughts will be The Inner Ring. Video coverage starts … Continue reading
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Taken together, the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne offer a first chance to see who will be the major players at April's cobbled Monuments. Saturday's Omloop—with nine climbs and nine sections of pavé over its 204.4 kilometer trek through Flanders—offers a scaled-down Tour of Flanders, where riders hoping to win April's Ronde get a chance … Continue reading
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Quick-Step Announces Teams for Belgian Openers
Here's a press release we received from Team Quick-Step with rosters for this weekend's Belgian semi-classics. Come back soon for our Special Belgian Weekend Preview. Yesterday, riders from the Quick-Step Cycling Team performed reconnaissance on the route for the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, the opening race on the Belgian cycling calendar. The team riders pedaled for … Continue reading
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The Sticky Bidon – February 22, 2011
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The season finally begins this weekend with Belgium's Omloop Het Niuewsblad and Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne, the two opening dates on the Belgian calendar—and the unofficial beginning to the official road season in Europe. Saturday's the featured event, as the Omloop and is longer and more difficult than Kuurne. That said, with only a few exceptions, most riders … Continue reading
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Man saves unwanted pets from Gilbert preserve with Web site
KVOA, Arizona - June 27, 2007
Donald Bloom can't count the number of times he has heard faint yelps and mews while walking Gilbert's Riparian Preserve.
The cries come from everywhere: the bushes, along the waterfall, sometimes from the trees. They're mostly from pets some owners try to forget.
His heart breaks a little each time.
"It's just not fair what happens to these poor animals," the 53-year-old said. "No one wants them, and they don't stand much of a chance in (the preserve)."
Now, he's reaching out into cyberspace to solve a problem that Gilbert officials say has been long-standing at the 110-acre park.
Bloom has started a Web site, http://www.savethecatsarizona.org. His hope is to link discarded pets found in the preserve with new homes. .....
..... It's a felony to let a domesticated pet lose in the wild. Becker said no one has been charged with such a crime in recent months, though domestic animals continue to turn up in the park.
Rangers believe pet abandoners have become better at avoiding detection.
Bloom has rounded up 18 pets in the preserve since November, and has found homes for three. His concern, though, is that space to shelter his rescued animals is running out.
Bloom said he plans to run a booth at the nearby Southeast Regional Library to try to match abandoned and abused pets with homes and caring owners.
"The bottom line is that people just shouldn't abandon their pets, especially not in the Riparian," Bloom said. "Finding these animals a home helps everybody."
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Peerl is setup at install time,so nothing to modify or ah´dd there. I'am talking about the perl hello world test file and the settings you have to enable in the website settings of the ispconfig interface, so not related to the ispconfig install.
Yeah i`m following the manual, manual says for get more users i need use FasCGI + Suexec, this is the default i`m using, and always enabling all options, to pearl, and other stuff.
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Mixing tutorials will cause a failing setup in most cases. So if you dont are a linux professional with many years of experience yet, dont mix setups, just follow the perfect setup to the letter and you will get a working server out of the box like many thousand users before you. By trying to make things better or remove notices in the logs like I saw in your otherposts which you thought are errors but which were just notices and absolutely ok, you can destroy a setup.
This is where VMWare save me with snapshots, i got many times everything destroyed after try any other guide...
The last destruction happened when i was following one guide here to enable antivirus check on ftp uploads...
My ftp stopped work, without any info on logs, so the snapshot saved me.
And after setup something, i start all kind of tests again, i test mails, ftp, all software on the list from another post (all kind of cms, ecommece, etc..) for be sure everything is working, keeping an eye on the logs, if there no problem i keep going trying get more features, in an error, i try fix while logs give me some info, if there no info, snapshot is my last resource and then i discart the features which dont work on my scenario...
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Which is provided by the perfect setup guides out of the box, except of python support as I explained above. Tomcat is not supported by ispconfig and though not part of thevguides, but you wnt see any tomcat users in shared hosting setups normally as tomcat is used for large business sites only which have a dedicated server anyway,so you would install tomcat on a server without controlpanel to run just this one site.
Dindt know tomcat is only for large business, but is good know it, for can deal with users, when they asked like something:
"You dont have tomcat support, while host X or Z or all other bigger hosts have..."
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Why do you want to host your server at home or in the office instead of renting one in a datacenter? You get a Core i7 server with 2x 3TB harddisks and 16GB Ram and 100Mbit internet connection for about 65 USD a month. Unlimited bandwidth and electricity included.
Having the host on my home i have the control.
On previous year i hired one VPS from UK for six months, around US$ 180,00, with nice upload, something around 6 mbps, etc..
Got some clients, and was good, not profitable, but at least i was getting my personal websites hosted free (since my clients was paying for me in the end), but then, noone know the truth or can confirm this, seems the ISPs here started does an boycott / censorship, and then many websites (outside of Brazil) wasnt working sometimes, this includes my VPS hired... (Some ISPs claimed as hacker attack...)
I dont need say i lost all my few clients... My ISP here on Brazil says is UK host fault, asking for the support on UK they sayed is Brazilian ISP fault...
For test i did an subscription VPS of one month in USA, and checked UK VPS was fine... But not usefull for me...
I got sued for some clients and since then i have learned / got trauma in use something outside of my country...
Paying for an host here dont gonna become profitable for me...
Becoming a host if any client mine try sue me, i can do same with my ISP, but cant do it against hosts in other country.
Or in other words, i have the power to try solve the things fast.
I`m freelancer DBA (MSSQL), and try get this working on my home would be a source of fixed income, instead every week need try get an new contract.
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The George Taylor Richardson Memorial Fund provides grants for the stimulation of the arts at Queen's University. In accordance with the wishes of the benefactor, Agnes Etherington, who was instrumental in the establishment of the Department of Art, the Department (now School) of Music and the Agnes Etherington Art Centre, the grants are specifically intended to support public performances and exhibitions for the benefit of the Queen's and broader Kingston communities. Applications are welcome from all members of the Queen's community.
Course-related activities and projects that focus on research, composition, creation or production do not qualify for support.
The application deadline for the George Taylor Richardson Memorial Fund is April 23, 2014 at 4:00 p.m.
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Guardian's Egypt
Take a journey to the past in this site founded in 1994 by Andrew Bayuk, where you can explore the wonders of Ancient Egypt via virtual tours (including the interiors of pyramids), pictures, articles and numerous links.
The Obsolete Computer Museum
Assembled by Tom Carlson, this virtual museum gives you a glimpse into the many early designs of personal computers. From business machines to the first models for use in the home, you may even find a computer that you used way back when!
The Original World Wide Panorama Event
On March 20, 2004, over 180 photographers in 40 countries around the world took pictures throughout the day to celebrate the Equinox: pictures that are presented here as VR photographs that can give the viewer a 360° view of any location. Sponsored by UC Berkeley, you will need to have Quicktime installed on your computer to view the pictures in their VR format.
Dime Novel and Story Paper Collection
Through the auspices of Stanford University, take a guided tour of the University's large collection of Dime Novels and Penny Dreadfuls. While you are there, sample the lurid covers, read about the history of the genre and read some of the wonderful purple prose that preceeded the pulp era.
Before TV, Radio and the movies, there was Vadeville: popular entertainment at popular prices and the training ground for many performers who later entertained us on the big screen and the airwaves. Audio, Video and background information all hosted by the University of Virginia.
The Apollo Space Program
July 20, 2004 was the 35th anniversary of Apollo 11's successful landing on the moon. In honor of this event, take a trip to the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum and explore the mission of Apollo 11 and the entire history of the Apollo program, presented in pictures, audio and video.
The Golden Gate International Exposition
Also known as the San Francisco World's Fair, the Expo ran at the same time as the 1939 New York World's Fair and focused on the nations of the Pacific.
An overview of the history of the Expo, with pictures, hosted by the Treasure Island Museum Association.
Golden Gate International Exposition 1939-1940
Hosted by the San Francisco Bay Area Post Card Club, this gallery, and its companions, feature postcards, pictures and slides showing some of the exhibits and features of the Expo.
How did we view our future in days gone by? This is the question that Retrofuture attempts to answer in short illustrated articles that focus on various plans for life in the future that might have been.
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The 1939-1940 New York World's Fair
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Images from the 1939 New York World's Fair
The work of Andy Wood, an assistant professor in the Communications Department of San Jose State. The site reproduces many of the posters, postcards and artwork from the Fair along with the texts that accompanied them.
The Museum of Questionable Medical Devices
Head on over to this virtual museum that features curious devices of the past. As an added bonus, you can also visit the home page of Curator/Founder Bob McCoy.
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Current Chief Financial Officer Mike Gupta will assume a new role, while Anthony Noto, who helped lead Twitter's IPO, will become the new finance chief.
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Jingle Bell Bracelet DIY Holiday Craft Project
Turn these festive little holiday trinkets into lively jewelry the kids will love to make, wear and give during the merry month of December
Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle bell ROCK! Jingle bells are some of my favorite supplies to keep in my craft stash. Whether you string one on a necklace or wind them on a pipe cleaner, there are so many ways to have fun with these jingly little accoutrements that capture the winter spirit. With all those holiday parties and events coming up, these bracelets are the perfect festive addition to any outfit. And if you're looking for gift ideas this holiday season, handmade gifts are always a fun route to go. So, try this this easy and fun craft with your kid.
|1. Start of by cutting a piece of cord the circumference of your wrist, but add a few additional inches. You'll need the extra length to safely take on and off the bracelet – the bulk of the bells adds to the length of the bracelet overall. Wrap a piece of tape at one of the cord so that the bells don't slide off. Tape is a craft staple like that!
|2. Next, string the bells onto the cord. As you work with the cord, rest the strung bells on a flat surface so that the weight of the bells isn't too heavy for the cord. Continue to add bells to fill up the length of the cord.
|3. Once you've strung bells on the majority of the cord, carefully remove the tape and join both ends together. Be careful: The cord is heavy at this point, thanks to the bells. Knot two to three times to secure the cord. Make sure not to tie too tight!
|4. Try it on – you're ready for the holidays! Have your kids make a bunch for friends or family members. And if you come up with different variations on our project, make sure to show us!


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Taylor and Grant were married at the LDS Temple in Lake Oswego, Oregon. We stood with most of the guests, outside the sealed temple, waiting for the couple to emerge. The excitement in the air was so thrilling - everyone dressed in their best, looking at those big wooden doors. When they finally opened everyone cheered. My heart flutters just thinking about it! I don't think I've ever seen two people more in love.
My friend Cara helped me shoot this wedding, and when she sent me the photos all the files were titled "happy love." I can't think of two better words to describe this day.
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After their ceremony at the temple, Taylor and Grant headed up to Portland's International Rose Test Garden. Their wedding was the first weekend in June and the roses were in full bloom. Taylor went barefoot, which felt so fitting for a day filled with such easy joy! And Grant looked beyond handsome in his slim cut suit (and his salt-and-pepper hair? the. handsomest.)
When we packed up to leave - Cara and I back to Portland, Taylor and Grant to their honeymoon! - we passed an overgrown field of wildflowers. We all rushed out of our cars to catch the last few minutes of light left in the day. Then the newlyweds (literally) rode off into the sunset.
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At Laura's bridesmaid brunch, each of the girls were given a little time to toast to the bride. I told her that being there felt like an awards banquet. I spent three years in college working towards this day: three years of us taking every major class together and finding excuses to hang out in the library for hours, working on our study guides.This was an achievement! I knew I wanted to be Laura's friend since that first day of class.And, the funny thing is, I think a lot of people feel that way. She is a rare kind of person : open-hearted, witty and perfectly punctual (all. the. time.) I joke with Laura that I'm her "secret friend", a phrase I borrowed from Mindy Kaling's "Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?" Despite already having three best friends, Mindy has another friend who loves comedy as much as she does, and who she only hangs out with one-on-one.
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Laura is the most important person in so many people's lives, and there are at least six of us out there who call her "my best friend". I don't think I'll ever get over the honor of being asked to stand up in her wedding, or the joy I felt on that day knowing she had found her forever.
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I've always thought I'd want a little girl (someday in the far, far future). But spending the day with Tahmures changed my mind. My friend, Rachel and her husband have raised just the sweetest little boy I've ever met. It's so obvious, even in the first moments of meeting them, what love and gentleness do for a home and for a child. Oh, and those big eyes? and that clever mouth? Absolutely undeniable.
This year I vowed to take more pictures of people, so connecting with Rachel (who is a brilliant photographer in her own right) was such a blessing. I learned a lot from these four rolls of film! Babies are squirmy and hard to catch in low-light with a slow shutter. But, I love them so much since they haven't developed a "camera face" yet. Candids every time!! That's probably why I like this one so much. Oh babies, such divas!
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A few weeks back I posted that they found bilateral choroid plexus cysts on our babies brain. I was sent to a perinatologist for a genetic U/S. We had our U/S yesterday - the cysts are gone YAY - and there are no other markers, but the perinatologist tells me that he has seen similar ultrasounds with babies born with Trisomy 18. Now we have 4 months to go with this pregnancy and I am becoming extremely depressed.... he gave me the odds of 1 in 400, but not knowing is killing me. He told me I have the option still of an amnio, but he wouldn't recommend it for how far along I am. I was expecting a definitive answer, and I received the complete opposite.
Glad that those cysts are gone, I was thinking of you the other day and hoping everything cleared up for you!
I hate when they say stuff like that and it gets you all worked up for (hopefully!) nothing.
I'm sure your little love bug will be just fine.
Remain positive and try to keep your stress down... Massage, anyone?
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mamameg11:We are going through the same thing, but we had a much better response from our pernatologist. I think some of them feel like they need to say something like that ("I've seen similar ultrasounds with babies w/Trisomy 18") in order to protect themselves from lawsuits. Our baby had a CPC, no other markers and our genetic screening came back with the best possible numbers. My perinatalogist said she thinks baby is just fine and not to worry. In fact mine said she didn't think I needed an amnio at all. I think you just got a jerk perinatalogist who is more concerned about disclosing everything to prevent lawsuits instead of reassuring a worried pregnant woman. I would not stress and try to enjoy this pregnancy as if nothing is wrong. That's what I'm trying to do, even though it was hard at first.
This was our experience, also. All of the drs and the genetic counselor I have spoken to have assured me that T18 is pretty severe and almost always there are other signs. They are all telling me my baby looks healthy is probably fine. Of course they aren't allowed to say for sure. My original T18 risk from my NT scan was less than 1/10,000, so they peri told me it's maybe 1/8,000 now. Not much of a change. Is there another peri at the practice you could talk to? I've talked to more than one at the same practice about it, and some are better explaining the risk than others.
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I am sorry you are stressed and have this over you. 1 in 400 is really good IMO. I think that was a bizzare thing for the dr to say to you. When DS had a bright spot on his heart (echogenic cardiac focus), my OB told me that if this was the old days when he could withhold info, he wouldn't even mention the spot because was *that* not concerning to him. His phrasing was weird, but I appreciated his sentiment. Because of another issue, I ended up getting a second anatomy scan at 26 weeks and they saw that the spot had already resolved itself. LO was born perfectly healthy. Your thing is different, but I hope my story can encourage you to have peace. Also, don't forget the power of a second opinion. You don't have to go with just what he said. It is perfectly within your rights to see if another doctor (or a genetic counselor) has something more helpful to say.
We also worried about T18 with DS because of high AFP. Did you do the 1st tri screening and was the NT normal? What about your 16w bloodwork? If just this thing that went away is your only clue--I would be reassured. We were told that T18 babies usually have many other signs in the anatomy scan.
((((Hugs)))) That is extrememly stressful. I'm so sorry you are going thru this. I wasn't aware that there was a cut off to do an amnio. I wonder if it makes sense to push ahead with one since you are feeling so anxious about this? That is definately your call. I was given a risk of down syndrom 1/30 chance. I was very upset the first week I heard. I have to say that I have now come to peace with it and the way I see it is that I will get the baby I am meant to get. My husband and I will love him no matter what.
I wish strength and peace for you during this hard time.
I had that during my 20 week scan with DD - they found a CPC, but no other markers. I was freaked, but I read some studdies online and if there are no other markers (the tech had looked carefully at the heart, and both hands, making sure to count 5 fingers, and the feet looked normal) then a sole CPC marker never resulted in Tri 18 (only if it was combined with other markers). Also, my sister who is a pedi said that sole CPCs are in 1-3% of the population, often they can stay in the brain through adulthood, and there is no adverse affect from them. My DD is perfect!
If you dont have NT scan or 1st tri blood work results to help the odds get better (I had great results and it changed my odds to 1:3000, and I was 35 at the time) and you think you are going to worry for the next 4 months, then I would consider and amnio, because the risks are low for that too (1:400.)
Good luck!
My husband helped me when we had a risk for a child having SMA and the waiting game... he looked at it from a numbers perspective... with a 1 in 400 risk... just think... your baby's chance of being totally fine is 99.75%!!! That's a pretty good number to put your mind at ease.


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Greenwald, 47, has been involved in high school athletics in Louisville for more than 30 years as a player, coach and administrator. Now, after a state-mandated staffing overhaul at Seneca earlier this year, he faces his greatest challenge in restoring athletic glory to a school community struggling to regain its footing.
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What is your background in sports?
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What are your responsibilities as athletic director?
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What is your favorite part of the job?
Dealing with the kids is the best part, by far. I enjoy watching them progress. That's the fun part of my job. In this position I have much more positive interactions with kids than negative.
And the worst?
Probably dealing with parents who have unrealistic expectations of their child's abilities.
Does your background in coaching inform your decision-making as an AD?
It helps to a degree, but it's mostly on the job training. I'm a much better athletic director now than I was 15 years ago.
What do you look for when hiring a coach?
I don't care about style as much as I care about them turning out productive adults. I'm like everybody else – I love to win, but that's not the focus at this level. I tell our parents every year before our season starts that I can't promise them a state championship or that their kids are going to be All-State.
What I do promise is 1: If their kids stay with the program they will be better players when they leave and 2: They will be better people as well.
That's what I want out of my coaches. I want them turning out better people. I try to run the athletic department with this philosophy.
Do you have any facilities projects in the works?
There's always stuff on the wish list and now we've got an alumni association that's getting off the ground. Hopefully we will raise some significant money and that'll allow us to do some things. A Sports Turf field outside and a decent track are the two things I'd like to see first.
What do you do in your spare time?
I spend as much time as I can with my family. My wife Beth and I have two sons—Brandon, 8, and Trevor, 10.
What teams are excelling at Seneca right now?
Wrestling has always been strong. Last year we qualified 12 kids for State. Boys' soccer has won the district a couple of years in a row. Our boys' basketball team won the regular season district this year.
If you could change one thing about high school sports what would it be?
I'd get all of the AAU people away from it. They hurt us. I think you would find that sentiment among a lot of the ADs. As athletic directors in high schools we've got an idea of what our coaches are doing and how they're treating those kids, but nobody's got a handle on the AAU folks.
There are too many cases of kids being exploited by shady operators and while not all of the AAU folks are that way, there are enough that it raises a flag with us in athletic administration. We want to take care of our kids.
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Great slant on one of the many people who teach, coach and adminstrate for the right reasons – the kids! I look forward to reading your column each week. Keep up the great work.
Interesting article.
Great article! Keep it up!
Great article. I can relate to this guy, dealing with parents who have unrealistic expectations of their child's abilities in sports. It is all about the kids!
Keep up the good work Chris.
Well written article Chris! I like Scott's approach to his AD position. I'm sure it originated from his vball coaching days.
Greenwald was the best athletic director! I played volleyball at seneca!! He always knew us all and we werent just another player


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Star Wars mod for Homeworld 2 now includes clone wars ships still in beta stages Think total annihilation and you'll know where the inspiration for the scope came from. Over 100 Star Wars ships taken from the entirety of official SW material (will not include fan created ships except in specific circumstances where gameplay requires a role to be filled) Most of the information is based off of star wars technical commentaries and many of the new ships are an attempt to catelogue the ships in dark empire Has settings for various SW eras and unit selection.
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An awsome mod, it really captures the feel of massive space battles, the ships stay true to the movies and other parts of starwars
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Brings star wars world into HW2 with perfection. it feels like a new game.
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Still one of the very best mods i know! so epic battles and freaking many units i love many many thanks man!
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