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Blue Jays, Twins out to keep momentum going
Both clubs come off strong weekends, as Morrow, Hughes face off
The Twins have flourished since removing the target on their backs at Target Field, taking three straight over the Royals for a series sweep to end a nine-game home losing streak that dated back to last season.
Now, with Minnesota manager Ron Gardenhire back in the fold following his two-day absence from the club to attend a funeral, the Twins plan to keep up their improved defense of their home turf when they host the Blue Jays for a three-game series beginning on Tuesday.
"One of our goals this season is to win at home and get our fans back to watching good baseball at home," Gardenhire said. "Our starting pitchers went deep, so a lot of good things happened. We want to win; we want to play well here. We owe it to our fans."
Toronto continues its road trip at Minnesota after taking two of three from American League East rival Baltimore at Camden Yards. The Blue Jays erupted for 11 runs and 17 hits in Sunday's victory in the series finale against the Orioles.
Now, Toronto aims to keep its offensive momentum going against Minnesota starter and old foe Phil Hughes, who signed with the Twins this offseason after playing for the Yankees since he made his Major League debut in 2007.
The Blue Jays, who homered three times in Sunday's win, have hit 15 home runs against Hughes in 116 2/3 innings. No team in the Majors has given out more souvenir baseballs in the outfield seats at Hughes's expense than Toronto.
Meanwhile, catcher Kurt Suzuki is the lone Twin who has homered against Blue Jays starter Brandon Morrow. Morrow will take the hill at Target Field six days after recording his first quality start of 2014 against the Astros at Rogers Centre.
Morrow gave up only three runs over six innings and struck out nine Houston batters on April 9.
"I thought he was very aggressive tonight and he had that look about him, too," Blue Jays manager John Gibbons said following Morrow's last outing. "He was confident and that's what he's capable of doing. Everybody has seen him around here, when he's out there, he's pretty [darn] good. So it's something to build off of."
Blue Jays: Bautista climbing home run lists
• Blue Jays outfielder Jose Bautista homered in Sunday's 11-3 win against the Orioles, tying him with George Bell for the fourth-most home runs in the combined months of April and May in franchise history with 29. Bautista now has 109 home runs as a Blue Jay and needs six more to tie Bell for fourth on Toronto's all-time list.
• Blue Jays outfielder Melky Cabrera extended his hitting streak to 13 games by finishing 2-for-6 with two runs scored and two strikeouts on Sunday at Baltimore.
Twins: Club showing patience at the plate
• Minnesota entered Sunday leading the Majors by drawing 53 walks in its first 11 games. The Twins built on that total in a 4-3 win against the Royals, earning six free passes in the victory.
Brian Dozier and Trevor Plouffe each drew a walk on Sunday, upping their shared team-leading total to nine. Joe Mauer and Aaron Hicks are tied for second with eight bases on balls apiece.
• Jason Kubel's seven-game hitting streak came to an end on Sunday, when he finished 0-for-2 with a walk and a strikeout in Sunday's 4-3 win against the Royals.
Worth noting
• Dozier hit .292 last season against the Blue Jays, with a homer and four RBIs.
• Blue Jays first baseman Edwin Encarnacion is batting .353 (12-for-34) with a home run and five RBIs against Hughes.
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A political strategist juggling three clients questions whether or not to take the high road as the ugly side of his work begins to haunt him.
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Ballet is much harder to do on ice than classic male presentation, which is a lot about posing and a lack of transitional elements, which leads to lower levels in footwork. Besides, Maxim made a mistake on the 3F and it got an edge call. His spins were also rushed and so they lost levels.
However, I don't think Joshua should have gotten a 0 or a -1 on the 3A but a strict -2. I also think his StSq should have been a level 3.
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I think they should be both around 74. Kovtun did not get levels on spins -pity. Looking forward for FP
Maxpalych was robbed and he should be in the lead now with a small gap. I also diasgree with the 4th position of Hino, he should be on the 3rd where Brown is now relaxing pulled out by PCS scam.
I am very proud of my countrymen who gave a coldshower treat to the fake SP leader. Welcome to Sochi! Almost.
I don't mind being a broken record if I'm right. Not my problem if you don't like facts. Both Farris and Kovtun received pretty much the same PCS scores anyway, about a point difference. The main difference came in the level calls, but I would be suspect given that the technical caller was likely American (Susan Lynch?).
Oh, please, anyway can say "I am right", "I am the one who knows facts", etc. Come up with something constructive. And "pretty much the same" is not the same as "the same." That a point difference can make poeple won Olympics (Vancouver). Hey, your original argument was about better balletic presentation over classic male ones with posing and no transitions. Now you switched into talking about levels and conspiracy in Tech squad. Nice.
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Here is the playlist for Junior Men.
1. Joshua FARRIS (USA) - 74.53 Short Program
2. Maxim KOVTUN (RUS) - 72.53 Short Program
3. Jason BROWN (USA) - 69.43 Short Program
4. Ryuju HINO (JPN) - 67.55 Short Program
5. Keiji TANAKA (JPN) - 61.74 Short Program
6. Boyang JIN (CHN) - 60.73 Short Program
The scores are fine. Kovtun had a spin out on his 3f mind you, so really the mistakes are similar, and he did not get all the levels. I'm fine with the placements. If anyone was robbed it was Hino, who was the only one to have a clean skate. Anyways, Farris and Kovtun are both great but very different, Kovtun reminds me of Lysacek and Farris a mix of Chan/Abbott. Each man has his own strengths. The FS should be exciting.
Glad Jason landed the 3a and got full rotation. His jumps are still small though.
I use evidence from what is shown in the protocols. You haven't used a single piece of evidence yet apart from your obviously biased favor for your Russian countrymen.
My original note is that Joshua has a balletic contrast to Maxim, which is blatantly apparent in the SP. While ballet movement is harder on ice, it can lack charismatic power, which is why I don't mind the thin difference in the PCS.
However, since you're arguing that Maxim should have a higher score than Joshua, we have to look at the TCS. I'm actually on your side when it comes to the levels Farris received, which I think was too high on the step sequence, and he should have received a -2 across the board for his 3A. Maxim, however, did make a mistake on the 3F and had the incorrect edge entry into the jump. He also lost levels on the spins and footwork because some positions weren't held long enough and the edge transitions weren't as cleanly performed.
Happy to see Jason landed his 3A. Not textbook, but getting there! It had pretty decent height. Too bad about the 3F, I love that he is doing it with a tano!
Anyway, don't really have an issue with the scores. I think Josh would still be in the lead even if you mark down some of the levels. The music in Maxim's program doesn't quite do it for me as I feel it doesn't really match the style he's showing on the ice.
Hoping these guys can continue to do well in the long!
You are not consistent with your claims. Now you call protocols "evidence" but before and ironically later in this very post I am quoting you claimed that protocols are incorrect. Which leads to the only logical conclusion possible- you are biased and are using protocols as "evidence" only when you find them convinient to back up your claims, and not when you do not. Lame, dear. Peope disagree with scores and judging all the time on forums, so leave you "protocols-evidence" argument somewhere there if you want to be taken seriously. The guy without clean 3A, which is the toughest element in junior SP, should not be in the lead if there is another guy who did the jump, as well as was quite close in other stuff, if Farris didn't get gift-levels from Tech squad. I didn't say Kovtun should be in the lead with 10 points. I said he should be with a small gap.
My countrymen? Oh, yeah, the audience often support locals better than all the rest. Normal thing. But they normally didn't go dead silent unless the clear scam took place. Now feel free to start blahblah-ing how dumb and biased the audience in Iceberg is.
I think the score difference between Hino and Brown is more discussion worthy than that of Kovtun and Farris. Jason did a messy 2f and Hino had a clean skate. Josh's 3a step out garnered about the same -GOE as Kovtun's 3lip with a turnout - that is fair, and so the remaining difference came down to levels, PCS margin is hardly relevant. Hino was the only guy that skated clean and he's in 4th...if anyone wuzrobbed its him. Brown is a good skater but I don't agree with his PCS marks being comparable to Kovtun and Farris, who are pretty clearly the class of this field IMO.
Eh, Brown and Hino's PCS marks are right I'd say. Until today, Hino's personal best PCS score in the SP was 27 (he got 29.35 here). Hino has the jumps, but needs work on the PCS side, so I'm not surprised they're lower than Brown's. As for Brown, the mistake on the 2f didn't really affect the program components of the program, so I don't think it warrants a much lower score than he's received historically (he got 32 and change at his last JGP).


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The Eight Things that Determine My Day and Future.
What I've learned, from my own experience is: It's Eight things that determine my day and future: 1. Physical Sobriety 2. Emotional Sobriety 3. Spiritual Sobriety 4. Maturity 5. Structure. 6. Discipline 7. Honesty 8. My actions. And, EACH of these Eight MUST be securely linked together.
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I wanted to be sure to "own" this, because it's NOT from a page in the Big Book or some other book. It's based upon my personal experience & observations.
Recently, a person was suffering the loss of a friend in recovery that took her life. Trying to figure out the mystery, she came to the conclusion that it was a "lack of attending meetings."
I understand searching for the mysteries.
However, I've known people who were active in the Fellowship -- went to a meeting the night before, and a noon meeting on the day of -- taking their life.
So, while I encourage ALL people to attend meetings regularly -- I recognize that meetings is not the answer.
At the same time -- over the last 25 yrs -- I can identify for myself "had I not been in that meeting" I would have lost my life and would not be here today to write this. So, for me, I do consider meetings as mandatory -- even though before my last drunk, nearly 27 yrs ago (a drink that lasted for six months) -- I had been to a meeting the night before and had been going to meetings 3 & 4x per day for six months before the drunk.
What I've concluded, from my own experience is, it's Eight things, that determine my day and my future: 1. Physical Sobriety 2. Emotional Sobriety. 3. Spiritual Sobriety. 4. Maturity. 5. Structure. 6. Discipline. 7. Honesty. 8. My actions. And, EACH of these seven MUST be securely linked together.


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I'd like to announce CELT version 0.9.1. There have been many quality enhancements since 0.8.x and even more so since the last version announced on HA. You can get it from the CELT website. Also, CELT is now a component of the Opus codec, which is in the process of being standardized by the IETF as a lossy audio codec for interactive applications. Also, for those who would like to help, we are looking for volunteers to help tune the codec. The bit-stream is (finally) about to be frozen, so any quality improvements we can get before then is useful. No highly specialized skills required, just good critical listening abilities. As a first round, I'd be interested in comments and rankings of the following four audio files: fileA.wav fileB.wav fileC.wav fileD.wav The bit-rate is fairly low (64 kb/s), so artefacts are easy to hear. This is the original (uncompressed) file. I'm interested in a quality ranking of all these four files (especially the ones that sound similar). I'll reveal the contents of these files after people have responded. |
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Aparently CELT scales good with higher bitrates.
CELT 0.10.0 vs Aotuv at 96 kbps: http://downloads.xiph.org/audio/demo/celt1...-0.10.0-96.flac headphones HD650 ABX, ABC/HR + comments h*tp://www.mediafire.com/?tuc27jkhahjwesy This post has been edited by IgorC: Dec 30 2010, 21:15 -------------------- http://listening-test.coresv.net/results.htm
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It is with regret that we have made the decision to postpone the Aerospace Manufacturing Conference.
This Flight Test Group lecture will be delivered by Paul Mulcahy from the CAA. Further information will be available shortly.
Join us for the 2013 Young Persons Lecture and Awards Evening. The lecture is free to attend and open to all.
Christchurch Branch
Join us for the 2012 Young Persons Conference to network and engage with your peers across the industry. The programme will be available shortly.
The lecture will be proceeded by a book signing, where uniquely, all three authors will be available to sign copies and answer questions.
FAA Yeovilton Branch
The aim of this conference is to bring together developers, researchers, academics and users of simulation technology to share understanding and to appreciate the potential benefits these new technologies can bring across the broad spectrum of simulation.
Montreal Branch
Bristol Branch
Under the umbrella of the Advisory Council for Aviation Research and Innovation in Europe (ACARE) the member states, the European Commission, industry, research establishments, and academia have joined forces to conceptualise the future of aviation. In an attempt to reconcile future industrial competitiveness with environmental issues and sustainability, the key challenges have been presented in the Flightpath 2050, Europe's Vision for Aviation. One important requirement is to intensify atmosphe
Paris Branch
Yeovilton Branch
Brough Branch
Tony Parasida, Corporate Senior Vice President, The Boeing Company, will provide an insider's view on new approaches to through life sustainment in his lecture entitled 'From Afterthought to Afterburner: The Power of 21st Century Sustainment'.
The programme will be an introduction from our host insurer (QBE), followed by a presentation of the scheme by the Chairman of the Air Law Group and then a talk by Sir David Steel (formerly a Judge of the Commercial Court) and then drinks and light refreshments.
Toulouse Branch
Solent Branch: Commodore Rick Thompson OBE MA CEng MRAeS
British Antarctic Survey - Polar Aircraft Operations
Sheffield Branch
Solent Branch: Dr Jenny Cane, Aerodynamics Engineer, Vestas Wind Systems
A half day seminar looking at key projects and topics covering both civil and military aerospace.
Due to the popularity of this lecture, this lecture is now fully booked. If you have not pre-registered to attend, you will not be allowed into the lecture. If you would like to put your name on the waiting list, please contact the conference & events department on 020 7670 4345 or email email@example.com
This presentation will consist of approximately 50 images of British unmanned aircraft from 1917 to the present day. From attempts at destroying Zeppelins in World War I, through unmanned target glider trials, to powered "Queen" aircraft, such as Queen Wasp, Fairey Queen and Queen Bee, in the lead-up to World War II.
The Rotron 294cc is where it all began - first used during Mission Everest, the ultimate test of reliability and performance, this rotary engine powered Gilo Cardozo and TV adventurer Bear Grylls to break all existing paramotor altitude records and to look down on the summit of Mount Everest.
Manchester Branch Dr Darren Ansell, CEng, MIET. Space and Aerospace Engineering Lead, School of Computing, Engineering and Physical Sciences, University of Central Lancashire (UCLAN) Wednesday 13 February 2013 at 5pm at the George Begg Building, Sackville Street.University of Manchester. This presentation will give an overview of how avionic systems are evolving to benefit from autonomous and intelligent systems technology. The benefits in terms of human workload, responsiveness, safety and
In this briefing entitled 'Carrier Operations in the 21st Century', the Rear Admiral Fleet Air Arm explains how the future Carriers will increase the UK's influence around the world in peace and in crisis.
Dublin Branch
The 58th Henson & Stringfellow Dinner and Lecture hosted by the Yeovil Branch
The 2012 Aerospace Medicine Symposium aims to provide an overview of the current and future developments in enhancing human performance in aviation.
Adelaide Branch
The Stewart Lecture was established in 1969 to honour the life and work of Air Vice Marshal W K Stewart CB CBE AFC BSc MB ChB MRCP, who joined the staff of the RAF Physiology Laboratory in 1940 and commanded the RAF Institute of Aviation Medicine (which the RAF Physiological Laboratory became) from 1947 until his death in 1967.
Sydney Branch
Preston Lecture
Solent Branch: Colin Smith CBE, Director Engineering & Technology, Rolls-Royce plc.
Airbus and Boeing are jointly presenting this lecture on dealing with stall requirements, predictive validation and flight testing. They will address areas where their two approaches share common ground as well as exploring area where they differ on technical approaches.
Calling all aviation enthusiasts to take part in AeroChallenge 2013....Could you answer questions on topics such as Space Flight, Airport Operations or the Red Arrows? Then you could shine at the next AeroChallenge, the annual aeronautical quiz organised by the Young Persons Committee of the Royal Aeronautical Society.
How we can ensure that Aircraft Commanders will be suitably trained and fit for purpose in the 21st Century? This Flight Operations Group Conference follows on from the 2012 event and will focus on monitoring practices and procedures to identify future Captains.
We regret to inform you that the Corporate Partner Briefing by Steve Revell of Rapiscan Systems has been cancelled.
Chadwick 2013 Lecture and Dinner The Shackleton Story - WR963, The Great Avro Shackleton Survivor By John Cubberly & Ian Harding of the Shackleton Association. The lecture, which is free for all, will be followed by the Chadwick Dinner. The event is due to be held on Wednesday 20th March at 7pm at The Deanwater Hotel, Wilmslow Road, Woodford, SK7 1RJ. Register for the dinner with Allan Shimminn -
We regret to inform you that this event has been cancelled.
This one day Conference will aim to present a view on what is being considered on optimising airport capacity and to discuss the benefits and challenges in a multi-stakeholder forum.
Brisbane Branch
RAeS Stevenage Branch Young Person's Lecture Competition, 28th March, 17:00.
Prestwick Branch Event
A coach trip to Brooklands Museum, a treasure trove of aviation and motoring history. Please note departure time and details TBA
Derby Branch AGM
Solent Branch: Peter Garrod, Honorary Commodore, the AIr Transport Auxilliary Association
This lecture will be given by Peter Coombs an Inspector of accidents since 1972. The lecture will trace the story of aircraft accident investigation in the UK from the setting up of the Public Safety and Accidents Investigation Committee of the Royal Aero Club in 1912 to the present day.
Cyprus Branch
Cranfield Branch Lecture preceeded by AGM & SGM
The RAeS Manchester Branch AGM and Mini Lecture Competition (Prize £100) Tuesday 16 April at 6pm for 6.30pm at the Museum of Science and Industry. Meet in the Aerospace Hall. Free car parking entry from Water Street entrance
In every industry occasionally disruptive technologies will be introduced which cause a complete paradigm shift, for example, the impact of introducing of digital mobile telephones on the communications industry. The aim of this UK Eyes Only Classified 1-day conference is to consider potential disruptive technologies, at both system and sub-system level, for the weapons industry which may be reasonably fielded from 2030 onwards.
A summary of how the low cost carrier has led a revolution in the airline industry and how it plans to tackle the challenges and changes ahead.
Leslie Bedford Lecture and Dinner: Changing the Economics of Space by Professor Sir Martin Sweeting FRS FREng
Young Members' Lecture Competition
Washington DC Branch: "Foreign ownership of Airlines": A discussion with Siim Kallas, Vice-President of the European Commission for Transport
Glouc & Cheltenham Branch
Belfast Branch
Lecture in French and English
The Ballantyne is the Society's annual event for young people aged 14-18 year-olds and is open to schools, youth groups and individuals accompanied by an adult. This year's theme is Apprenticeships vs University routes into aerospace and aviation.
Contemporary RAF rotorcraft operations can be very challenging; with the need for personnel to be regularly deployed on front line operations in inhospitable environments. Female RAF personnel play a full and active role' in day-to-day base operations and on overseas 'front line' deployments; in their various and important roles' as flight crew, engineers, medics, etc.
Culture is a term that nearly everyone uses, but few can agree upon its precise meaning, or how it can be measured. There are an abundance of definitions in social science literature … which taken together do suggest two sub-divisions. The first comprises the beliefs, attitudes and values (often unspoken) of an organization's membership. The second is the more concrete structures, practices, controls and policies of an organization. This conference is all about exploring current Culture e
Established in 1963, this Named Lecture is run alternately with Cranfield. It honours Sir Frederick Handley Page CBE, HonFRAeS, in recognition of his many contributions to aviation, and in particular to safety and reliability in air transportation. After WW2 he was instrumental in setting up the College of Aeronautics at Cranfield, where he was a Governor up to the time of his death.
The Ann Welch Lecture was established in 2006 to honour the life and work of one of the most outstanding personalities in aviation. Her achievements in gliding, and in pioneering hang gliding and microlighting in the UK, together with writing about all aspects of aviation that affect general aviation pilots, and encouraging young people into flying, has been an inspiration to many.
RAeS Stevenage Branch Annual General Meeting Followed by Tour of EADS Astrium (Stevenage), 14th May, 17:30
The Royal Aeronautical Society Annual Banquet is a key social and networking event attracting 500 - 600 guests drawn from all sectors of the aerospace industry, services and aviation.
Yeovil Branch AGM Followed by "A Walk around the Heritage Trail at the Yeovil Site"
This lecture will be given by Richard Knott, a highly acclaimed author and researcher on 20th century history. All Raes Lectures are free to attend and open to both RAeS members and non members.
Composite Technology Transfer - Benefits for Aerospace
The Society invites Apprentices and their employers to join them for this informative networking seminar to better understand the importance of membership organisations and how we can support your career and professional development.
This conference aims to examine how recent changes in legislation, together with recent and future innovation in aircraft design, will impact on airworthiness and maintenance and, in particular, the role of the aircraft maintenance engineer.
Museum of Flight, Seattle
RAF Halton Trenchard Museum Visit followed by a Social Event
This Flight Test Group lecture will explore the development and evaluation of Day Night All Weather (DNAW) technology for fixed and rotary-wing aircraft conducted in the UK over the last 30 years outside conventional civil and military IFR operations.
Cranfield Branch Lord Kings Norton Lecture
Learn more from the successes and challenges faced by the organisations that have implemented, or are in the process of implementing, competency-based training, by joining us in London on 5-6 June during this two-day conference. This is an IATA Conference held in association with the Royal Aeronautical Society.
The Sir Sydney Camm Lecture was established in 1971, following his death in 1966, to commemorate his significant achievements in the field of aeronautical engineering.
This Royal Aeronautical Society Flight Simulation Group conference will explore the potential to enhance synthetic mission training events and extend their use through emerging technologies and training concepts.
RAeS Stevenage Branch Marshall Aerospace and Defense Group Site Tour
The Edwin A Link lecture was established in 2007 to honour Edwin A Link, the distinguished pioneer of synthetic training. From the beginning of manned flight there has been a symbiotic relationship between the airplane and simulation in all of its different forms. Dr White's lecture will look at how their roles are now reversed and more often than not it is somehow expected that the airplane has been programmed to perform like the simulator.
The Challenge of Climate Change and Aviation
The International Forum on Aeroelasticity and Structural Dynamics (IFASD) is the key international conference for engineers and scientists working in the fields of aeroelasticity and structural dynamics. This Conference is now SOLD OUT.
An enjoyable day out for golfers of all levels, the Royal Aeronautical Society Golf Day is ideal for networking in a relaxed and informal setting.
This lecture commemorates the launch of the first satellite of the European Communications Satellite (ECS) system on 16 June 1983 and the subsequent 30 years of operational service by Eutelsat.
Following an inspiring address at the 2013 Ann Welch Lecture by Wing Commander Ken Wallis, the Institution of Mechanical Engineers and the Royal Aeronautical Society are organising a day excursion to the Norfolk and Suffolk Aviation Museum at Flixton.
This Air Law Group lecture will precede the annual Air Law Summer Reception.
The Air Law Committee feels that this annual event gives past conference delegates and members of the Society with an interest in air law, the opportunity to meet each other in an informal social setting whilst enjoying refreshments and canapés.
Space debris is a man-made threat to the continued use of space for commerce, science, exploration and security. The threat has manifested itself in accidental damage to, and even destruction of, objects in space, as well as requiring increasingly regular avoidance manoeuvres by threatened satellites.
The Armed Forces Committee is a sub-group of all the Professional Engineering Institutions (PEI) and host a lecture each year. The IMechE hosted it in 2012 and the IET prior to that.
The Amy Johnson Lecture was established in 2011 by the Royal Aeronautical Society's Women in Aviation and Aerospace Committee to honour a century of women in flight. The Lecture is traditionally held on or close to the 6th July to mark the date in 1929 when Amy Johnson received her pilot's licence. All RAeS Lectures are free to attend and open to both Members and Non Members. More details about this lecture will be available shortly.
A briefing by HSBC's Head of Economics on the medium-term outlook for the British economy.
Ercall Wood College of Technology, Wellington was one of the schools presented with an aircraft kit sponsored by Boeing and RAeS. The aircraft is nearing completion and the students will give a presentation on the project.
RAeS Flight Operations Group will present the latest findings from their Smoke, Fire and Fumes in Transport Aircraft specialist paper. The lecture will focus on past history, current risk and reccomended mitigations.
Melbourne Branch
Craig Kreeger, CEO of Virgin Atlantic Airways will explain the curent activities planned by Virgin Atlantic Airways and discuss future opportunities and challenges faced.
We intend to hold the second Human Powered Aircraft (HPA) 2013 Icarus Cup at Sywell Aerodrome. The competition is designed to progress the sport from occasional records attempts into a viable activity and will feature a number of challenges, for which the successful team will be crowned the second winners of the Royal Aeronautical Society HPA Icarus Cup 2013.
Capt Stuart Gruber, Head of Flight Technical & Training at Thomson Airways will discuss Thomson's Airways ATQP.
A discussion on the Ethics of Unmanned Combat Air Systems.
The 2013 Beaumont Named Lecture will be delivered by Tony Tyler, Director General and CEO at IATA. This occasional lecture honours Major Kenneth Beaumont CBE, DSO, MA (Oxon), AFRAeS.
The Hargrave lecture will detail the multiple revolutions in aeronautics that have led to the present day, followed by thoughts about the future of aviation and space flight. The Hargrave lecture will take you on an exciting journey through the past, present and future of aeronautics and astronautics.
Queensland Branch
RAF Cranwell
This lecture discusses the Royal Aircraft Establishment's (RAE) involvement with the development of free-fall nuclear weapons. The RAE was deeply involved with the design and development testing of practically all the non-nuclear components, fuzing and arming, the safe carriage and release, and life extensions. This lecture will concentrate on the development of WE177, supplemented by films of trials.
The UASSG Annual Conference this year provides a timely focus on the successes already accomplished in getting to a European Remotely Piloted Aircraft system (RPAS) Roadmap covering all 27 member states, developed by the European RPAS Steering Group. Importantly where European Union leads, many other nations follow, either directly or guided by its successes and failures.
Isaiah Cox WheelTug CEO will describe how aircraft on the ground can taxi without engines running powered by an electric motor in the nose wheel, reducing pollution and saving over U$1M per aircraft per year. For full info see: www.WheelTug.com. Start at 18:30 in la salle de conference, ENSICA university, 1 pl Emile Blouin, 31500 Toulouse.
Prof James McGuirk, Professor of Aerodynamics, Loughborough University will illustrate the aerodynamic challenges in modern combustion systems, and outline both experimental and computational research conducted to provide the improved understanding and enhanced design methodologies for the next generation of aero-engine combustion systems.
Solent Branch: Tony Blackman, OBE, M.A., F.RAeS, Author, Chief Test Pilot A.V. Roe and Co.
This lecture will describe the flight test conducted on the Harrier, how and why the evaluation was set up as it was, and the results achieved. It will also chronicle one of the most controversial and revolutionary decisions in flight control history.
Antarctic Lynx Operations - Lt Cdr Lee Evans.
Birmingham, Wolverhampton and Cosford Branch
The European Space Agency's (ESA) Hipparcos satellite improved our knowledge of the position and velocity of 120,000 stars by two orders of magnitude in the 1990s and ESA's Gaia satellite is due to repeat that feat for a billion stars (see diagram). Due for launch in November, Gaia contains the largest imaging detector ever flown in space (built by Britain's e2v) and it will also detect tens of thousands of planets around other stars, of near-Earth asteroids and of supernovas in distant galaxie
The 2013 Conference at the Society's Headquarters in London on 25-26 September will examine and discuss the challenges of upset prevention and recovery training. In addition to other papers on this theme, the RAeS International Committee for Aviation Training in Extended Flight Envelopes (ICATEE) will report on their progress.
This lecture honours Capt Ray Jones, one of the Flight Simulation Groups founding members and celebrates his contribution to the development of the group, the advancement in the art and science of flight simulation and in particular application in the training of civil airline pilots.
Bob Delorge will discuss how the UK can maintain its leadership in Air ISTAR
RAeS lecture hosted by Flybe Training Academy
Ensure your organisation is represented at the first UK aerospace and aviation skills conference for the diverse community involved in outreach, STEM, careers, employability, training and recruitment activities in the aerospace and aviation sectors. The Conference aims to examine education and skills issues covering careers, image and perception; attracting and retaining talent; skills gaps and training issues. Following on from the Careers and Imag
The Cierva Lecture is named after Juan de la Cierva, FRAeS, an aeronautical engineer who pioneered rotary flight. In 1926 with the backing of the Weir brothers he formed the Cierva Autogiro Company and it was his development of rotor blade design and articulated rotor blades, which played a major role in the first successful helicopter in 1936.
The lecture will include a short version of the story and process that led up to Equator Aircraft Norway SA and the P2 project being created, and the methods that were used to create the aircraft.
The Indian Institute of Science in Bangalore are kindly hosting a Royal Aeronautical Society lecture on the 4th October. The event is supported by both BAE Systems and the Aeronautical Society of India.
The Autumn Aerospace Medicine lecture has been re-arranged for the 24th October and will be delivered by Art Thompson, Technical Director on the Red Bull Stratos Project.
DITCHING LIGHT AIRCRAFT Lecture given by David Joyce Gloucester & Cheltenham Branch
This lecture will cover the first ten years of British Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) up to 1950 when Civil Aviation in the UK was about to dispense with the age of Flying Boats and was shortly to move into the Jet Age with the Comet 1.
The Annual Greener by Design Conference will bring together the people that shape the aviation industry and the environmental agenda, both in the UK and abroad, to share their perspectives and visions, showcase technological developments and debate contentious issues and possible solutions.
The evening will consist of a three-course silver service meal with wine, preceded by a drinks reception where you will be greeted by the branch Chairman and the President-Elect of the RAeS. The meal will be followed by three short lectures on the past, present and future of flight test training. Tickets are £30 each and the dress code for the evening will be lounge suits/cocktail dresses.
The Hubble Space Telescope is the best known of the great observatories launched into space for astronomical observations. This presentation will introduce the major discoveries made by recently launched astronomical observatories, several of which have instrumentation and technology developed in Toulouse and by the European Space Agency. Held in the Symposium room Airbus SAS/HQ 3km from Toulouse Airport.
Cranfield Branch Lecture
Unmanned Air Systems in the MOD is presented by Group Captain Paul Lloyd and is a Joint Lecture with IMechE
Organised by the RAeS Rotorcraft Specialist Group, this interactive one-day workshop offers a discussion led opportunity for delegates to debate the application of common military airworthiness processes developed from a civil model. The workshop will be broad ranging to include both fixed and rotary wing operations.
In this briefing Michael Ryan will speak about innovation in composites, focusing on the CSeries and Bombardier's new facility in Belfast.
F1 Race Car Aerodynamics By Steve Fenwick Snr CFD Aerodynacist at LOTUS CARS 7.00pm at the Newton Building, University of Salford. Wednesday 16 October
Chester, Manchester and Preston Branches
8th Northern Aerospace Forum Thursday 17th October 2012 from 2pm at the Dunkenhalgh Hotel Accrington. Joint event with Chester and Preston Branches, IMechE, IET and NWAA
Aircrew Performance Coaching'
South African Division
Join us for the 2013 Young Persons Conference to network and engage with your peers across the industry where speakers will talk about Pushing the Boundaries in Aerospace.
The 2013 Conference will inaugurate this exciting new series of annual conferences by examining how aerospace technology may best be fitted for the future, learning from other sectors, seeking solutions, determining how work should be taken forward and how the Royal Aeronautical Society can assist.
Lunchtime lecture discussing helicopter operations in the current climate.
Chris Young, Trent XWB Program director will give a rare opportunity to discuss the key milestones in developing the novel technologies designed to shave off weight and minimise fuel consumption.
Art Thompson, Technical Director, Red Bull Stratos, who orchestrated Felix Baumgartner's space jump will speak be delivering a lecture at the Society. Further information to follow shortly.
Munich Branch
Annual Joint Lecture held with the East Midlands Branch of the RIN
Richard Deakin, CEO, NATS speaks about the anticipated arrival of the Single European Sky, where air traffic is managed according to operational efficiency rather than national boundaries. What are the challenges and how do we find solutions that Europe can sign up to?
Careers in Aerospace LIVE brings together the Royal Aeronautical Society's close links with industry and those interested in a career in aerospace and aviation and is the only UK recruitment fair dedicated to the aerospace and aviation community.
The 2013 Light Aircraft Design Conference topics include a mix of dreams and practicalities. Bird flight has been an inspiration since ancient times; the more we learn about them the more ideas we may glean. The design example will be the new flex-wing from P&M Aviation, the Pegasus PulsR.
The 6th RAeS Aerospace & Aviation Book Fair offers a wonderful opportunity for both aviation enthusiasts and those with a general interest to come and browse and buy a wide selection of aviation books and publications from a fantastic range of industry publishers.
This lecture examines the origins of the Royal Flying Corps who travelled to France in the aircraft they had. Driven by the necessity of war, there were resulting developments in tactics, equipment, communications and weapons in the first year of the Great War.
Boscombe Down branch evening lecture.
An RAeS Stevenage Branch Lecture on 'The British Interplanetary Society and the UK Space Industry' is presented by Alistair Scott.
Branch Lecture; Hampshire Air Ambulance
Captain Hugh Dibley, MCILT, FRIN, FRAeS Consultant Flight Instructor, Airbus Training UK Ltd.
In this lecture Ed Strongman will give an overview of the capabilities of the A400M, and then present in detail the test programme leading to type certificate and the parallel development of the aircraft's military capabilities.A400M Flight Testing.
Canbridge Branch
The Royal Aeronautical Society's Women in Aviation & Aerospace Committee (WAAC) was established in 2009 to encourage more young women to consider aviation and aerospace as a worthwhile and exciting career. Details of the 2013 Conference programme will be available shortly.
Boscombe Down branch lunchtime lecture.
Jean-Marc Moschetta will describe the particular challenges in the design and aerodynamic issues of Micro Air Vehicles. Held in the Symposium room Airbus SAS/HQ 3km from Toulouse Airport.
Manchester Branch Aerospace 2050 Joint RAeS and IMechE Lecture by Prof Graham Roe, Former Director of Business Strategy for Military Aircraft of BAe Systems on the Future of Aviation and Space. 5.00 pm 19th November in the George Begg building at University of Manchester. Contact Bryan Cowin email@example.com 0161 799 8979/07971 114 420)
TEAM INVICTUS - A PROJECT TO DESIGN AND BUILD A HIGH-TECH CATAMARAN Lecture given by Norman Wijker Gloucester & Cheltenham Branch
The Conference will bring together a wide variety of experts to describe the new digital media and social networks and will discuss the implications for flight simulation and training.
This briefing will look at how cyber security is changing current practices along with why and how defence against attack will have to be sustained into the forseeable future.
Future Unmanned Combat Air Systems
Join us for the 2013 Young Persons Lecture and Awards Evening. The event is free to attend and we welcome people of all ages to listen to the lectures and attend the presentation of the RAeS Young Persons Medals & Awards.
In the run up to the festive period the Royal Aeronautical Society, in partnership with Lockheed Martin UK, is excited to bring you the Annual Aero 'Pub' Quiz 2013 - the perfect opportunity to relax, have a laugh with friends and colleagues and show off your general and aero knowledge! Come and challenge the 2012 winners by registering today.
This conference follows on from 'The Aircraft that looks after itself - The Civil Aircraft of the Future' Conference held in 2011 which addressed the rapidly evovling field of civil airline services and Integrated Vehicle Health Management (IVHM) technologies behind them. This conference will explore the collaboration opportunities in Data Interoperability Standards; Cross Sector Technology Awareness in IVHM and Standards for Electronic Operations and Maintenance Documentation in an interactive
This workshop will provide guidance and advice to RAeS staff, committee members, volunteers and potential writers on how to write effective content and features for AEROSPACE and the Aerospace Insight online blog.
The Trent 1000 Engine Gareth Jones of Rolls Royce on the design of the Trent 1000 engine specifically for the Boeing 787 . 7.00 pm 4th December planned venue Newton Building at University of Salford -to be confirmed -contact Bryan Cowin firstname.lastname@example.com 0161 799 8979/07971 114 420
The Trent 1000 Engine Lecture by Gareth Jones of Rolls Royce on the design of the Trent 1000 engine specifically fot the Boeing 787 . 7.00 pm 4th December November planned venue Newton Building at University of Salford -to be confirmed -contact Bryan Cowin firstname.lastname@example.com 0161 799 8979/07971 114 420
An RAeS Stevenage Branch Lecture on 'Meteor Guided Weapon System' is presented by Andy Bradford
Solent Branch
Medway Branch - Due to the incapacity of Mr Chris Perkins, the Medway Branch is bringing forward the talk by Mr Dick Collinson on Bomber Command originally scheduled for February 2014.
The Landing Gear System is one of the most important systems on any aeroplane. With the consequences of failure being, at the least, very expensive, a landing gear system must be extremely reliable and safe, but also incur minimum cost to the operator, which demands light weight and minimal maintenance. This lecture will cover design processes involved in defining new Landing Gear, with the A380 development as an example. Held at the Symposium room Airbus SAS/HQ, 3km from Toulouse Airport.
Gloucester & Cheltenham Branch ALEX HENSHAW THE GOLDEN AGE OF FLYING Lecture given by Tony Edwards BSc MBA CEng FRAeS
70th Anniversary of the Empire Test Pilots' School (Past, current and future activities)
'Aircraft Flammability Reduction Measures' is presented by David McCubbine, MRAeS.
Toulouse Branch - The Airbus A350 Engineering Development & Flight Test Programme will be described by Gordon McCONNELL, Chief Engineer Airbus A350 XWB and Peter CHANDLER, Airbus Chief Test Pilot. The RAeS President Mrs Jenny BODY will come from London. Joint meeting with the 3AF - groupe régional Midi-Pyrénées. Due to over 300 registrations moved to the Radisson Blu Toulouse Airport Hotel 2 rue Dieudonné Costes, 31700 Blagnac, which is a 5 minute walk from the Toulouse airport terminal.
This Weapon Systems lecture will identify the challenges faced by the community in ensuring armed forces are able to deploy air platforms at short notice into complex threat environments given current fiscal constraints.
The blurring of borders between military & commercial aerospace research in the context of a global economy
Development of Landing Gear Concepts
Tim Rayner will describe the restoration of Bucker Jungman, G-CGTX which is currently airworthy near Edinburgh. He will also discuss the construction of the Sopwith 1-1/2 Strutter replica at the Royal Scottish Museum of Flight at East Fortune.
Harriers Secret of Success A lecture by Dr Thurai Rahulan of University of Salford. 20 January 2013 7pm for 8pm at Ringways Restaurant, Runway Visitor Park, Manchester Airport. . (arrive in the Runways Visitors Park (previously called the Aviation Viewing Park) AFTER 7pm to avoid the usual parking charge and state RAeS visitor on the door.) Our annual joint meeting with the Aviation Society
Gloucester & Cheltenham Branch THE SCHNEIDER TROPHY CONTEST 1913 - 1931 Lecture given by Mike Marsden
We welcome Steven Carroll and Stuart Justice from BAE Systems to describe the design and construction of the Royal Navy's next generation aircraft carriers.
A one day seminar looking at key projects and topics covering both civil and military aerospace.
This seminar will provide a timely consideration of how well the current convention has fared the test of time, the lessons and shortcomings exposed by subsequent events, and the revision to it proposed by the International Civil Aviation Organisation, which is the subject of an international diplomatic conference to be held in the spring of 2014.
Mr. Mike Male, Managing Director of MicroNav Ltd.
A briefing on the CAA's role in Europe including its work with EASA, the Single European Sky developments and passenger rights legislation.
Jim Hood recounts a little known wartime incident involving an aircraft carrier in the Firth of Clyde.
This talk about Traffic Alert and Collision Avoidance Systems will cover how the system has evolved from its original concept in the early 1950s to its current day operations. Including lessons learnt from recent mid-air collisions and how system enhancements have been introduced to avoid reoccurrence. With traffic in European airspace predicted to grow by at least 20% by the end of the decade, the talk will also discuss what system evolutions are planned to ensure the continued safety of commer
An RAeS Stevenage Branch Lecture on 'Skylon Space Plane' is presented by Alan Bond (CEO Reaction Engines Ltd).
RAeS MANCHESTER BRANCH VISIT TO AIRCELLE at BURNLEY-PART OF THE SAFRAN GROUP WEDNESDAY 12th FEBRUARY 2014
Geoff Wilde lecture - In Service with the Trent 1000
"The F-35 Lightning II Programme". The lecture will describe this remarkable aircraft, F-35 Lightning II, it's capabilities and how the UK is introducing this capability into service. Lecture starts at 18:00 Reception at 19:30 No Booking Required. Free Entry for all.
Toulouse Branch Annual Rolls-Royce Student Mini-Lecture Competition - 3 students give 20 minutes lectures followed by a speaker from Rolls-Royce PLC The winning speaker will then be presented with a fan blade trophy to be kept for one year. All three contestants received cheques for €100 and are offered a return ticket to the UK to visit the RAeS and/or Rolls-Royce. Held in the Symposium room Airbus SAS/HQ 3km from Toulouse Airport.
A lecture given by Lt A J Thompson RN, Royal Navy Display Team 'Black Cats' – Gloucester and Cheltenham Branch
Wellington Branch
Superfighters at Warton A lecture by Tony Wilson of BAe Systems. 7.00 pm 19th February in the Newton Building at University of Salford.
Mr Chris Perkins will talk about his experiences over many years in setting up helicopter operations for VIPs. Helicopter travel is frequently involved in ferrying senior Royals and Politicians about the country, often landing and taking off from locations that are not normally airfields.
The annual Henson & Stringfellow Lecture and Dinner, hosted by the Yeovil Branch of the Royal Aeronautical Society is a key social and networking event of the Yeovil lecture season. It is a black tie event attracting over 200 guests drawn from all sectors of the aerospace community. The 2014 presentation is titled "Bristow and the AW189 - A perfect Partnership", which shall focus on the recent relationship between AgustaWestland and Bristow Helicopters, a launch customer of the new AW189.
Joint event with AIAA Student Branch
Rolls-Royce Future Projects
Branch young persons lecture competition to win the Joe Morrall Award and qualification for the NE Rowe Award HQ competition.
This first historical lecture of 2014 leads neatly on from the last lecture of 2013, as it picks up the story of the RA F in the immediate post-war years.
The conference will take the form of a 'Grand Round' in which clinical cases and subject areas in which there either present new challenges/dilemmas for the aerospace medicine community or in which advances in medical knowledge and treatment have changed the management in the context of flying.
The rapid changes in technology as well as commerical and environmental pressures in Air Traffic Management will be discussed. Dr Roberts will also explore how these may impact on the human element of air traffic control and the implications this may have on safety.
D F McIntyre's son Dougal McIntyre reflecta on his father's epic flight over Everest more than 80 years ago in 1933. He is joined by Scotsman journalist George Kerevan who was involved in a commemorative recreation of the flight in a Jetstream 41 in 2013.
Boscombe Down Branch Evening Lecture.
An RAeS Stevenage Branch Lecture on 'Design and Development of the Eurofighter Typhoon' is presented by AVM Alan Merriman FRAeS.
Hatfield Branch - The final of the University student lecture competition.
Christchurch Branch - "Early flight testing of the F35B, the STOVL variant of Joint Strike Fighter" by former BAE Systems Test Pilot Graham Tomlinson.
Joint meeting with IMechE and University of Surrey: The Boeing 787 Dreamliner
Cambridge Branch Young Person's Lecture Competition
An assessment of the strategic security context over the next 20 years, the policy options for meeting that context, and the Armed Forces Capability implications.
Branch Lecture.
The Tony Lucking memorial debate will see representatives from Gatwick Airport Ltd, Heathrow Airport Ltd, the Heathrow Hub and for the Thames Estuary option engaging in a debate about the options for future runway capacity in London and the South East.
Jean Pinet, former Airbus Test Pilot & Head of Aeroformation/Airbus Training.


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"Our Cats" by Harrison Weir [1889]
15 August 2014
,We recently participated in #MuseumCats Day on Twitter and this involved a quick search through our holdings for some interesting pictures of cats to Tweet and what a gem we have found! Please enjoy this selection of wonderful and [in some cases] bizarre illustrations of cats from the book "Our Cats and all about them" written and illustrated by Harrison Weir in 1889.
My personal favourites are the surreal disembodied heads [see above], "Sylvie" [she of the magnificent moustaches] and the Russian cat who [in my opinion] has a most unsettling human expression.
Weir was a very interesting character; he was born in 1824 on May 5th [d.1906], and is known as "The Father of the Cat Fancy". He organizied the first ever cat show in England, at The Crystal Palace, London in July 1871 where he and his brother served as judges. In 1887 he founded the National Cat Club and was its first President and Show Manager until his resignation in 1890. Our Cats was the first published pedigree cat book.
Weir was employed, for many years, as a draughtsman and engraver for the Illustrated London News as well as many other publications and in his lifetime he both wrote and illustrated other books such as The Poetry of Nature (1867), Every Day in the Country (1883) and Animal Studies, Old and New (1885). In 1845 he exhibited his first painting at the British Institution and during his career he was an occasional exhibitor at the Royal Academy.
He was a keen animal fancier, an experienced breeder of cats, carrier pigeons, and poultry and for thirty years often acted as a judge at the principal pigeon and poultry shows. In 1903 he wrote and illustrated the exhaustive book Our Poultry and All About Them.
More information on Harrison Weir via the following links:
This book was bequeathed to the Library back in May 1916 along with around 500 other books by the Welsh artist, champion of Wales' cultural heritage and one of the founding fathers of Amgueddfa Cymru – National Museum Wales, Thomas Henry Thomas.
Along with the books, Thomas also bequeathed his entire catalogue of prints, drawings and watercolours to the Museum.
More information on Thomas Henry Thomas here:
The illustration above appeares in the Chapter "Performing cats". Other chapters include, "Cats as tormentors", "Dead cats", "Fishing cats" and "Lovers of cats" [would you believe... Cardinal Richelieu?].
This book is available to view electronically via the following Project Gutenberg link:
Biographical information on Harrison Weir taken from Wikipedia.
All photographs in this post taken by the author.
Well now, here's a pretty thing…
A souvenir booklet celebrating the fifty year reign of Queen Victoria. It was published in 1887 by Eyre & Spottiswoode, who were the official printers to Her Majesty at that time.
Our volunteer [Alison] has been working her way through old pamphlet boxes and all manner of forgotten things and very kindly passes to me items that are interesting, unusual or just lovely to see, and this one falls into that last category.
It measures 11 x 13.5 cm, has 16 pages and, our accessions register states that it was donated to us in May 1935 by a Mr Charles Barnwell Esq.
The book also contains a poem written by Lord Tennyson especially for the occasion. Tennyson had been Poet Laureate since 1850 [after William Wordsworth's death] and held the position until his own death in 1892.
Interestingly, Eyre & Spottiswoode [established in 1845], went on to merge with Methuen Publishing in the 1970s.
All photographs in this post taken by the author.
Aurelian Society
13 May 2014
,The following photographs are from the book, Twelve new designs of English butterflies, by Benjamin Wilkes [published in 1742]. This rare work consists solely of twelve engraved plates each depicting geometric arrangements of both butterflies and moths. Wilkes produced this profoundly beautiful work as member of the Aurelian Society. Aurelian is an archaic word for lepidopterist [one who is interested in butterflies]; the term is derived from aurelia, meaning chrysalis, and relates to the golden colour it may attain just before the butterfly emerges.
The Society of Aurelians [London], one of the oldest organized bodies of specialists in any branch of zoology. The group collected and documented insects from the 1690s but came to an abrupt end in March 1748. While members of the society were in a meeting in the Swan Tavern, a great fire broke out in Cornhill and enveloped them. All the members escaped, but their entire collection, library, and records were destroyed. This event was documented by Moses Harris in The Aurelian; or, Natural History of English Insects (1765). The loss disheartened the group so much that they never managed to regroup again…Aurelian societies were formed several times in Britain [most notable 1762 and 1801], but each time they collapsed.
…Benjamin Wilkes was an 18th-century artist and naturalist whose profession was 'painting of History Pieces and Portraits in Oil'. When a friend invited him to a meeting of the Aurelian Society, where he first saw specimens of butterflies and moths, he became convinced that nature would be his 'best instructor' as to colour and form in art. He began to study entomology spending his leisure time collecting, studying and drawing the images larvae, pupae and parasitic flies of Lepidoptera, assisted by the collector Mr Joseph Dandridge. Wilkes' own collection was kept 'against the Horn Tavern in Fleet Street' London 'Where any gentleman or lady' could see his collection of insects [Wikipedia].
Our holdings of other Aurelian books include:
The English Lepidoptera: or, the Aurelian's pocket companion: containing a catalogue of upward of four hundred moths and butterflies ... / Moses Harris [1775]
The aurelian. a natural history of English moths and butterflies, together with the plants on which they feed. Also .../ Moses Harris [1766]
English moths and butterflies… Benjamin Wilkes [1749] This work ran to three editions of which the last, incorporating Linnaean nomenclature, was published in 1824
The British Aurelian: twelve new designs of British Butterflies and Directions for making a collection, with an essay by R.S. Wilkinson / Benjamin Wilkes, R.S. Wilkinson [1982]
All photographs in this post taken by the author
I begin my day by checking our general library inbox for any inquiries that we might have received over the weekend. This morning [as usual] there were quite a few but they were mercifully straight forward so didn't take too long to answer. Next, I spent a very enjoyable hour squirreling away through our old photograph drawers for some interesting images to share with everyone during this Museum Week UK on Twitter and what treasures I have found [but more of that to come via Tweets from @amgueddfa_lib during the week]!
Vintage albums and photographs |
Main Library photograph drawers |
I also took some photographs of the pages of a giant old scrap book full of museum ephemera; it contains tickets, pamphlets, public announcement posters, order of services, lists of lectures and just about anything else you can stick down with heavy duty glue and sellotape…
However, my day begins in earnest with the post – as Assistant Librarian one of my main priorities is to manage the journal subscriptions. We maintain around 700 titles, a combination of paid subscriptions, exchanges and gifts. Therefore, after our Administration Assistant has opened and checked it, I weed out all the journals and record them onto our database. By doing this I am alerted to previous issues not received and will then chase them up with relevant suppliers. This time, there are no missing issues to chase but we have received a few duplicates, and [as always] these are from suppliers who categorically promised that no further duplicates would be sent out! Next, I count and measure the post so that at the end of the year I am able to supply our Principle Librarian with the total number of actual issues received and the meterage of space they will have covered. For instance, our statistics for 2013 were 1972 issues received that covered just over 11 metres of shelf space.
Next, I date stamp and separate them into departments. Our subscriptions naturally correspond with the curatorial departments, so we receive journals on the following disciplines: Art, Archaeology, Zoology, Botany, Geology and Industry and we also subscribe to more general subjects kept here in the Main Library. Once all this is done, it's time to go and shelve them in the departmental libraries. These are dotted all around the museum so I wait until I have a little pile, normally a few days' worth, before I go on my shelving travels.
My next task is to work through any invoices received in the post and this morning there quite a few. The way I process these has changed recently and whereas it has taken a little time to get used to the new system, it is much more straightforward and done in no time at all.
Walking into town for lunch, looking back over my shoulder... |
After lunch, it's all about the special collections! I begin by photographing books for a new post on the Museum Blog; I have been posting articles for some time now and really enjoy it. This next post I'm working on concerns books with "marginalia" and we have some excellent examples so here is a little sneak peak…
Cambria Depicta: a tour of North Wales by Edward Pugh [1816] |
Instructions for collecting and preserving insects; particularly moths and butterflies by William Curtis [1771] |
The last few hours of the afternoon are spent working on a talk I will be giving in April as part of the Museum's Behind the scenes series where the curatorial departments allow groups of visitors in to show them what goes on behind the scenes. My working title is "Curios" and the talk will be based on a small selection of our more unique items, such as fore-edge books, annotated books, and books made from unusual materials and bindings!
On my way out I leave via the art galleries, it does take a little longer to get out going this way but it gives me the chance to browse and see what's on display and today there were two things in particular I wished to see. First, the new exhibition Wales Visitation: Poetry, Romance and Myth in Art which includes works by David Jones, Graham Sutherland and Richard Long. And also the new Constable painting [currently on loan from the Tate]; Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows is a stunning work and I particularly like the dark storm clouds brooding behind the rainbow.
A selection of books on WWI all ready for the 1914-2014 Centenary |
This post has been produced as part of the Twitter event #Museum Week UK [24-30 March 2014]
All photographs in this post taken by the author
Vintage postcard heaven!
15 January 2014
,From an original watercolour by E. W. Trick
Published by Valentine's & Sons Ltd
Some people really are very kind. An anonymous donor left a little packet of these delightful Welsh postcards in one of our departmental pigeon holes. They will be sent over to the Archives Department at St Fagans: Museum of National History but I couldn't resist posting a small selection of them here first.
From an original watercolour by Edward H. Thompson
Published by Valentine's & Sons Ltd
"CARBO COLOUR" postcard
Published by Valentine's & Sons Ltd
Published by E. T. W. Dennis & Sons Ltd, London and Scarborough
From an original watercolour by Brian Gerald
Published by Valentine's & Sons Ltd
From an original watercolour by Edward H. Thompson
Published by Valentine's & Sons Ltd
The cards are mostly landscape views of Llangollen but this bright little quartet was also included
Seven of the more picturesque cards were published by Valentine's & Sons Ltd as part of their "Art Colour" series and there is a good a bit of information available on the company via the links below:
Other publishers include E. T. W. dennis & Sons [London and Scarborough], N. P. O. Ltd [Belfast], J. Arthur Dixon Ltd. [G.B.], Judges Ltd. [Hastings, England], Walter Scott [Bradford], J. Salmon Ltd. [Sevenoakes, England], and Photo-Precision Ltd. [St Albans].
Unfortunately, none of the cards has been written on.
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Christ's poems are full of colorful snapshots of people, the poems themselves bearing the brightness of Polaroid moments. Along the journey, we meet monks in Tibet, Fyodor Dostoyevsky at a dinner party, and even God. In the title poem "Philip and the Poet," we are swept away with feelings of nostalgia as the speaker recalls watching a young boy dive into the water with a head full of imagination:
there goes Philip in my memory,
trotting toward the water, calling out
"To the Netherlands!" or maybe "To China!"
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The more I read, the worse I feel about ordering those pies well done at New Park. Thanks again,PG
I'm looking forward to having New Park again. Will have to hit it up on the way to the Rockaways to see what the hipsters are up to at the beach.


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Paul,Sent you a message. What type of mixing are you using Paul? I would like to buy a mixer eventually, but can't decide on what I should get. I would like to make pizza, bread, bake goods, etc. Any suggestions on what I should choose.Scott,Some real good advice. I will have to work on my kneeding to make sure it's not to much. Is this your latest recipe here: http://www.pizzamaking.com/forum/index.php/topic,20732.60.html ? Also how much do you think I should have to pay for a 17" steel plate nowadays? I currently have a 3/4 inch piece of soap stone and several pizza stones, but have never tried steel yet. Do you just ask for A32 steel plate, or something more specific? I'll post some pictures for you guys as soon as I get some pies going. When I put pies in my fridge, they don't seem to rise much, maybe it's just not noticeable. Thanks Guys,


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"I made it so the kids could play around and have some fun," said Mikhail Bopposov, a native of the Siberian republic of Yakutia, RIA Novosti reported Friday.
The 880-pound sculpture shows the snake coiled and its hood spread. It's displayed in the village of Yolba, about 125 miles east of the republic's capital, Yakutsk.
Bopposov is the building manager for the village school and gets his art supplies from the 17 head of cattle he raises.
Bopposov began dabbling in dung in 2008, when he created an army tank. He's made something out of the cow pies every winter since, except in 2011, when he and his son made a rabbit out of snow. He found that medium difficult to work because it froze so hard.
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Weaver, Odorizzi to battle in rubber match
Angels, Rays set to square off in finale at The Trop
Jered Weaver takes the ball for the Angels on Sunday, as they look to end their six-game East Coast swing with their third win of the trip.
Weaver is trying to regain his footing after allowing a season-worst six earned runs during his last start. The right-hander gave up seven hits and walked four in his five innings against the Orioles on Tuesday.
"It's just one of the few games where Weave was really out of sync," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said after the outing. "I don't know if Weave ever got settled in and felt good about repeating pitches."
The start against the Orioles was unlike Weaver as of late, and in his three prior starts he surrendered six earned runs in 21 innings (2.57 ERA). Weaver, who is 11-6 with a 3.62 ERA and 1.157 WHIP, will be making his 24th start of the season. That matches his total from 2013 when he missed nearly two months with a broken left elbow.
Jake Odorizzi will start for the Rays, and he's allowed more than two earned runs just once in his last nine starts.
Odorizzi has looked like a different pitcher than the one who had a ERA near six after his first seven appearances. But in the last nine times he's taken the mound, the 24-year-old righty has a 2.25 ERA, 1.036 WHIP and .198 opposing batting average.
"First off, he had to battle just to get the spot [in the rotation]," Rays manager Joe Maddon said of Odorizzi. "He's an entirely different pitcher than we saw at the beginning of the season. Much more fastball heavy. Less breaking ball. I thought he was more breaking ball, less fastball early. Now he's trusting his stuff. I think he has a better idea of what to do with what he has, and the execution's been much better."
Rays: Hanigan nearing Major League return
Rays catcher Ryan Hanigan went 1-for-2 and scored twice serving as the DH for Class A Advanced Charlotte on Saturday.
It was the third game at Charlotte for Hanigan, who has not played in the Majors since July 8 with a strained left oblique. Hanigan -- who had a single and drew a walk in three plate appearances during a rain-shortened contest -- is hitting .200 so far in his rehab stint. Maddon said where and when he goes next all depends on how Hanigan is feeling on a given day.
"I think from [head athletic trainer Ron Porterfield's] perspective, it's a day at a time," Maddon said. "He'll do this today. 'How do you feel? Is it more sore, less sore, whatever. Status quo.' And then make the determination on the next move. But Ronnie really wants to see how he feels after this, and then we set up the next moment."
In his first season with Tampa Bay, Hanigan is hitting .212 with four home runs and 27 RBIs in 61 games.
Angels: Hamilton gets start after bruising finger
Josh Hamilton played Saturday after taking a pitch off his left hand and bruising his middle finger in Friday night's win. He didn't see the results he would've liked, however, going 0-for-3 with a walk and three strikeouts.
Hamilton, who played left field and hit in the cleanup spot for Scioscia's squad, tested the finger early on Saturday and felt good enough to play.
"When you get hurt, you're a little unsure until you wake up the next morning," Hamilton said. "Not a big difference, but it is what it is. I can grip the bat and throw the ball and do what I need to do."
Worth noting
• Fourteen players on the Rays active roster (56 percent) were acquired via trade.
• Even with Saturday's loss, the Angels still have clinched the season series with the Rays, winning four of the first six games.
Stephen Pianovich is an associate reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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