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Born in London, England. Raised in Vancouver, Canada.
Lives and works in Glasgow, Scotland
MFA, Glasgow School Of Art, Glasgow
BFA, Integrated Media, Emily Carr Institute of Arts and Design, Vancouver
Art and Design Program, Central St. Martins College, London
BA, Psychology, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
Corin Sworn, Inverleith House, Edinburgh
19th Biennale of Sydney : You Imagine What You Desire, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Sydney
Corin Sworn: The Rag Papers,, Neuer Aachener Kunstverein, Aaachen
The Rag Papers, Chisenhale Gallery, London
Art Film International: Corin Sworn, Whitechapel Gallery, London
Endless Renovation, Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver
Timespan Museum and Arts Centre, Helmsdale, Scotland
ArtNow, Tate Britain, London
Corin Sworn, Blanket Gallery, Vancouver
The Lens Prism, Tramway, Glasgow
Prologue: An Endless Renovation, Washington Garcia, Glasgow
The Wild Ones Are So Tame Now, ZieherSmith, New York
Back in 5: Accessing the Backstory, Blanket Gallery, Vancouver
Adventure Playground, Or Gallery, Vancouver
Atmosphere and Architecture, Access, Vancouver
Evenings and Weekends, ZieherSmith, New York
Re: visited, Riga Art Space, organized by Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art, Riga
Duncan Campbell, Corin Sworn, and Hayley Tompkins, Scottish Pavilion, 2013 Venice Biennale
From Morn Till Midnight, Supportico Lopez, Berlin
The Foxes, London Film Festival - An Eternal Return, London
Storytelling, National Gallery of Canada, Ottowa
Analogue Other, curated by Margot Samel, Poor Farm, Manawa
Tales of the City: Art Fund International and the GoMA collection, Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow
Studio 58: Women Artists in Glasgow Since WWII, Mackintosh Museum, Glasgow School of Art, Glasgow
LUX/ICA Biennial of Moving Images(collaboration with Charlotte Prodger), ICA, London
Tomorrow Never Knows, Jerwood/Film and Video Umbrella Awards, Jerwood Space, London
Phantasmagoria, Presentation House Gallery, Vancouver
Dialogue for Hands, Three Blows, Glasgow
CINACT: Serpentine Cinema; Corin Sworn, Guy de Cointet, Giles Bailey, Serpentine Gallery at The Gate Cinema, London
Blueprint for a Bogey, Gallery of Modern Art, Glasgow
Hors Pistes 2011, Centre Pompidou, Paris
Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver
Game Show, Surrey Art Gallery, Surrey, British Columbia
Group Program, Migrating Forms Film Festival, New York
Cosey Complex, ICA, London
Aires de jeux: la police ou les corsaires (Playgrounds: police or pirates), Le Quartier Centre for Contemporary Art, Quimper
Morality, Witte De With, Rotterdam
Rotterdam Film Festival, Rotterdam
EASTInternational 2009, Norwich University College of the Arts, UK
EASTInternational, White Columns, New York
Report on Probability, Kunsthalle, Basel, Switzerland
Phantom Limb, curated by Mari Spirito, 179 Canal, New York
Love Me Tender, Kunstverein, Wolfsburg, Germany
The Meaning Is In The Use, Blanket Contemporary Art, Vancouver
Desenhos (Drawings): A-Z,, Museu da Cidade, Lisbon, Portugal
Heritage Complex, curated by Tejpal Ajii, Art Gallery of Peel, Ontario
The Psychology of the Pawn, curated by Mari Spirito, Participant, Inc., New York
Exponential Futures, Belkin Art Gallery, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
In the Shadows, Kunstverein, Wolfsburg, Germany
There Are Those, Contemporary Art Gallery, Vancouver
Canada Dreaming, Kunstverein, Wolefsburg, Germany
Nowhere Else But Here, Daniel Arnaud Gallery, London
Explorations in Psychic Geography, Or Gallery, Vancouver
Into the Grey: Landscape and Natural History Series, Cover Up, London
Bauhuas, Dessau, Germany
The Picture Room by Goshka Macuga, Gasworks, London
Overkill, Berlin, Germany
Prisoners, Or Gallery, Vancouver
Tripite, Contemporary Art Galleyr, Bogotá, Columbia
Total Ass with David Young, performance tour, Blinding Light Cinema, Vancouver; Little Theater, Seattle; Mission Theater, San Francisco; Creat Theater, Sacramento
Beyond Terminal City, VTO Gallery, London
Minimum Wage Portraits, Penny Arcade Gallery, Toronto
James Clegg, "Corin Sworn," ArtReview, September 2014
Moira Jeffrey, "Venice Biennale: Scottish artists mosaics of life," Scotsman, June 2, 2013
Moira Jeffrey, "Scotland takes on the Venice biennale," BBC, May 28, 2013
Leah Sandals, "Corin Sworn Layers Family And Fragments In Venice," Canadian Art, May 28, 2013
"Scotland and Venice Today: Collateral Event Opens At 55th Venice Biennale," Artlyst, May 28, 2013
Jac Mantle, "Scotland in Venice: Duncan Campbell, Corin Sworn & Hayley Tompkins," The Skinny, May 27, 2013
Phil Miller, "A global stage for Scottish artworks," The Herald, May 24, 2013
"Corin Sworn Interview Venice 2013," British Council, May 2013
Travis Riley, "Corin Sworn: Historical Narratives," Afterall, March 15, 2013
William Kherbeck, "Corin Sworn: The Rag Paper,", Port Magazine, February 15, 2013
Roslyn Stanwick, "Corin Sworn Gears Up For Venice With The Rag Papers," Canadian Art, February 13, 2013
Skye Sherwin and Robert Clark, "Exhibitionist: Corin Sworn, London," The Guardian, February 2, 2013
"Corin Sworn: The Rag Papers, at Chisenhale Gallery, London," Aesthetica, February 2013
"Three artist group show for Scottish Pavilion at 2013 Venice Biennale," Art Review, July 2, 2012
Gareth Evans, Fleet Street: Corin Sworns Assembly of the Elements, Jerwood Visual Arts, April 2012
Nancy MacDonell, Department of Cultural Tourism | Next Stop Glasgow, The New York Times Style Magazine, April 2012
Alhena Katsof, GLASGOW INTERNATIONAL 2012, KALEIDOSCOPE, April 2012
Glasgow International 2012, "8 Scottish-based artists to watch", The List No. 695, March 2012
Liza Weber, Corin Sworns Lens Prism at Whitechapel, London Student, March 2012
"Three artist group show for Scottish Pavilion at 2013 Venice Biennale", Art Review, February 2012
Colin Perry, Focus: Corin Sworn, Frieze No. 145, February 2012
Marcus Field, "Endless Renovation, Tate Britain, London. Sordid Earth, Roundhouse, London," The Independent, August 28, 2011
Dominic Paterson, "Corin Sworn," Axis: The online resource for contemporary art, 05/2011
Vincent Romagny, "Les dessins et desseins de lenfance chez Corin Sworn," Roven 5, 2011
Isla Leaver-Yap, "Emerging - Corin Sworn," MAP 20, December 1, 2010
Steven Carins, "Corin Sworn," Frieze 135, November 2010
Neil Mulholland, "Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art," Art Review 43, July 14, 2010
Isla Leaver-Yap, "Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art," MAP 22, June 2010
Alhena Katsof, "Corin Sworn: Projecting the Past," Canadian Art, May 13, 2010
Marie Tout Court, Anthologie /Aires de jeux /d'Artistes (Anthology/Playgrounds/of Artists), Infolio Editions, 2010
Rachelle Sawatsky, Back in 5: Accessing The Back Story, C Magazine, Winter 2009
Richard Rhodes, The Year In Review: Top Ten Exhibitions, CanadianArt.com, December 2008
Morgan Falconer, ZieherSmith: Corin Sworn, Frieze 199, November/December 2008
Aaron Peck, Exponential Future, Canadian Art, Summer 2008
Richard Rhodes, Corin Sworn: Late Modern, CanadianArt.com, July 2008
Clint Burnham, Cirtics Pick: Corin Sworn, Artforum.com, July 2008
Kevin Griffin, Blurring the line
with a rich vein of material, Vancouver Sun, February 2, 2008
The National Post/Financial Post, January 24, 2008
Lance Blomberg, Playtime Visual Codec, www.visualcodec.com July 2006
Deborah Campbell, Top BC Artists Re-Imagine School, The Tyee, April 18, 2006
Paul Grant, Adventure Playground, CBC Radio, April 2006
Jessie Caryl, Tower Ghosts and Swing Shifts, fillip Review, Spring 200
Centerfold Image, C Magazine, Spring 2006
Lance Blomberg, Internal Obsession vs. External Internalization, Visual Codec Magazin, Feb 2006
Portfolio, Doppelganger Magazine, January 2006
Michael Wilson, Corin Sworn, Artforum, November 2005
Aaron Peck, Floating Utopia, Terminal City, February 2005
P. Lafuente & C. Warren, Art Review, December/ January 2003
Max & Abby Scholar, Beyond Terminal City, Mind Magazine 3, 2002
Shamus Keely, Total Ass, Terminal City, October 2001
Corin Sworn, catalogue essay, Kevin Schmidt, Presentation House, 2006
Corin Sworn, Holly Ward at the Or Gallery, Canadian Art (Fall 2004)
Corin Sworn, Mark Lecky and Tony Romano at Mercer Union, C Magazine (Summer 2004)
Corin Sworn, Republic of Love at the Power Plant, Canadian Art (Summer 2004)
Corin Sworn, Shannon Oksanen: Spins, DOr: Notes on Collaboration, Or Gallery Press: 2004
Max Mara Art Prize for Women
Sobey Art Award, longlist, Canada
Derek Jarman Award - shortlisted
LUX Associate Artists Programme
Canada Council Production Grant
EASTproject Assisted Research
Kill Your Timid Notion Artist Development, Dundee Scotland
BC Arts Council Production Grant
Canada Council Research and Creation Grant
Visual Arts Development Award (VADA)
Ontario Arts Council Emerging Artist Grant
Residency, Bauhaus Dessau, Germany
Millennium Scholarship
Belkin Art Gallery, University of British Columbia, Vancouver
Colecção Madeira Corporate Services - MCA, Portugal
National Gallery, Ottawa, Canada
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York


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There are loads of rugby clubs across the East Midlands and east of England, many of which have several senior sides and thriving mini and junior sections. So whatever your age or ability there is sure to be a club for you!
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About Violette
Violette Restaurant was a dream-fulfilled for Guy Luck, a native of Strasbourg, France. He moved to the United States in the mid-1980's with the hope of opening his own café. All his life, Luck had been drawn to the United States. "I was always raised like we owed something to America for saving us during the war (World War II)," Luck once told an Atlanta reporter. So when he and his then girlfriend, Violette, decided to go their separate ways, Guy thought it as good a time as any to set out for a new life in the U.S.
After considering several cities in the United States and Canada, Guy settled on Atlanta. During his early years here, he was renting his residence from a pizza parlor owner, whose restaurant was a former bank branch, located on the corners of Briarcliff and Clairmont Roads. When the man became unable to continue his business due to health problems, he offered the location to Luck. Consequently, in August of 1988, Violette Restaurant, named after Guy's ex-girlfriend, was born.
Emphasizing authentic French cuisine at very reasonable prices, Violette quickly became a neighborhood favorite. Within several years, the restaurant outgrew its intimate yet confined space, leading Guy to design and construct (much of it with his own hands!) the restaurant's larger, current location. The new Violette opened, quite patriotically, on Bastille Day, July 14, 1995.
After Luck's untimely death in the summer of 2003, his friend and financial partner in the restaurant, Stephanie Belcher, decided to continue Guy's legacy. She was able to do so with the help of Guy's assistant chef, Stephane Picarda, another Frenchman, as well as their friend Erin McDonald. Ms. Belcher continues to own and run Violette, with the support of her daughter, Robin, as well as a loyal management team and service staff. Over 20 years after its inception, Violette Restaurant remains an Atlanta favorite!


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personallycompany of heros is not a good game they need to rethink that game/release
Its a pity they never made many great games, just a few alright ones, the Dawn of War series, and Company of Heroes.
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A North Texas student says after his bad experiences with two different mobile dent repair businesses he wanted to warn others to steer clear of drive-up, fix-it auto repairmen whose promises and prices seem too good to be true.
Joshua Bissonette is a cash-strapped college student trying to finish up school after serving in the U.S. Army. With his car in need of repair, Bissonette turned to Craigslist and found an ad for "mobile auto body" repair men who fix dents and damage at a person's "work or home" for "less than a traditional" body shop.
He decided to give them a try.
"They got to work right away," said Bissonette. "They started prying the dent out. It seemed like they knew what they were doing."
But he soon learned otherwise.
"The dents look gone, but it doesn't look good," he said. Bissonette said they didn't finish the job either.
"They said due to the cold weather they couldn't apply paint," Bissonette said. They left with the repairs incomplete and his wallet $250 lighter.
"I just wanted them to go away, so I paid them their money," he said.
But with the work unfinished, Bissonette went back to Craigslist again where he found another ad for a different mobile auto body repair business. This ad had pictures and promises. So he called and set up a meeting in an Arlington parking lot.
"They said it was going to look like new," Bissonette said.
He paid them $250 in cash for the job.
Bissonette said these guys covered their shoddy work with green goop saying it would protect the paint. When he got home and washed it off he was horrified. He saw a scratched sandpaper surface and spray paint spattered on his windshield, mirror, and tire.
"It looks horrible," he explained.
Bissonette then called NBC 5 Investigates Consumer Unit. And we called the numbers from both ads to set up meetings. We showed up at the first location in our station Chevrolet Tahoe, which had a dent. Our cameras were in tow.
We told a guy, who said his name was Tony, that some of his past customers were unhappy with his work.
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When we pressed further he got in his car and sped away.
We then called the number in the second ad and set up a time and place to meet.
When we got out of our SUV and identified ourselves, the repairman immediately covered his face, never got out of his car and left faster than the first guy.
"The Worst I've Ever Seen"
Brian Johnson, a certified collision repairman for Service King in Irving, evaluated Bissonette's car.
"It is the worst I've ever seen for someone to have called that a finished product," he said. "It looks like they used spray paint out of a can."
He said he sees fly-by-night auto dent repairmen come out of the woodwork in the DFW area, especially after weather events like storms, hail and ice.
"Just since the beginning of this year, I have seen three cars personally with the same situation," said Johnson.
And Johnson said the looks of Bissonette's car are the least of his worries.
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In his opinion, because of how the work was done, the panel might not perform as it should in a wreck, potentially putting Bissonette at risk. He recommended replacing that panel. In total, the repairs would now cost $3,700.
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Battle of Alma
Abercromby, Robert ( 20 Sep 1854 )
 Acton, William Molesworth Cole ( 20 Sep 1854 )
 Airey, Richard, 1st and last Baron Airey ( Sep 1854 ), where he commanded a brigade
 Aldworth, Richard William ( 1854 )
 Annesley, Hugh, 5th Earl Annesley ( 1854 )
Anstruther, Henry ( 20 Sep 1854 )
 Baring, Charles ( 1854 ), where he lost an arm
 Blakeney, Henry
 Boothby, Basil Charles, where he was seriously wounded, and his leg amputated
 Burgoyne, John Montagu, 10th Bt.
 Gipps, Reginald Ramsay, where he was bayoneted in the hand
 Hanover, George William Frederick Charles, 2nd Duke of Cambridge ( 1854 )
Hare, Charles Luke ( 22 Sep 1854 )
 Hare, William, 3rd Earl of Listowel
Monck, William ( 20 Sep 1854 )
Montagu, Francis Dupré ( 20 Sep 1854 )
 Paget, George Augustus Frederick
 Scarlett, William Frederick, 3rd Baron Abinger
 Spencer, Augustus Almeric ( Sep 1854 ), commanding the 44th Regiment
Count equals 19 individuals.
Battle of Balaclava
 Airey, Richard, 1st and last Baron Airey, where he commanded a brigade
 Amherst, William Archer, 3rd Earl Amherst of Arracan
 Brudenell, James Thomas, 7th Earl of Cardigan ( 1854 ), where he commanded a Cavalry Brigade, and lead the Charge of the Light Brigade
FitzGibbon, John Charles Henry, Viscount FitzGibbon
 Hanover, George William Frederick Charles, 2nd Duke of Cambridge ( 1854 )
Neville, Grey ( 25 Oct 1854 )
 Paget, George Augustus Frederick
 Phillips, Edward
 Portal, Robert ( 25 Oct 1854 ), and was in the Charge of the Light Brigade
 Scarlett, William Frederick, 3rd Baron Abinger
Count equals 10 individuals.
Battle of Inkerman
 Acton, William Molesworth Cole ( 5 Nov 1854 )
 Airey, Richard, 1st and last Baron Airey ( 5 Nov 1854 ), where he commanded a brigade
 Amherst, William Archer, 3rd Earl Amherst of Arracan ( 5 Nov 1854 ), where he was severely wounded
 Bland, James Franklin ( 5 Nov 1854 )
Cathcart, George ( 5 Nov 1854 )
 Crofton, Hugh Denis, where he was severely
Dawson, Thomas Vesey ( 5 Nov 1854 )
Eliot, Granville Charles Cornwallis ( 5 Nov 1854 )
Fox-Strangways, Thomas ( 5 Nov 1854 )
 Gipps, Reginald Ramsay, where he was wounded in the neck
 Hanover, George William Frederick Charles, 2nd Duke of Cambridge ( 1854 )
Neville, Henry Aldworth ( 5 Nov 1854 )
 Scarlett, William Frederick, 3rd Baron Abinger ( 5 Nov 1854 )
Seymour, Charles Francis ( 5 Nov 1854 )
 Spencer, Augustus Almeric ( 5 Nov 1854 ), commanding the 44th Regiment
Twysden, Heneage Thomas ( 9 Nov 1855 )
 Yelverton, William Charles, 4th Viscount Avonmore ( 5 Nov 1854 )
Count equals 17 individuals.
Battle of Inkermann
 Shirley, Horatio
Count equals 1 individual.
Battle of the Alma
 Crofton, Hugh Denis
 Shirley, Horatio
Count equals 2 individuals.
Capture of Sebastopol
 Lushington, Stephen, as commander of a naval brigade on shore
Count equals 1 individual.
Charge of the Light Brigade
Charteris, Walter ( 25 Oct 1854 )
Lockwood, George ( 25 Oct 1854 )
Shoppee, Leonard ( 25 Oct 1854 )
Count equals 3 individuals.
Crimea War
 Byron, John ( 1854 ), where he was taken prisoner by the Russians at Sebastopol
Cobbe, Henry Clermont
 Greer, Henry Harpur
 Hall, Henry Edward
 Prevost, Charles, 3rd Bt., he was wounded and received a medal and clasp and Turkish medal
 Smyth, Leicester
Count equals 6 individuals.
Crimean War
 Acton, William Molesworth Cole
 Adye, John Miller ( 1854 ), inclduing Alma, Balaclava, Inkerman and Sebastopol
Agar, Charles Welbore Herbert
 Alexander, Claud, of Ballochmyle, 1st Bt.
 Arbuthnot, Charles George, where he was severely wounded
 Armstrong, William Andrew
 Aylmer, Fenton John
 Baird, David, of Newbyth, 3rd Bt., where he was on the staff of Sir Colin Campbell, Lord Clyde
 Barry, Daniel Paterson
 Bentinck, Henry John William ( 1854 )
 Bingham, Charles George, 4th Earl of Lucan, as an Aide-de-Camp to his father
 Bingham, George Charles, 3rd Earl of Lucan ( 1854 ), where he commanded the cavalry
 Blackett, Edward William, 7th Bt. ( 1854-1855 ), and was seriously wounded at the Redan
 Blakeney, Henry, on the staff of Lord Raglan
Blakiston, Lawrence
Bland, James Franklin
 Bonham, Major Francis ( 1854 ), (present at the siege of Sebastopol and on an expedition to Kertch and Yeinkali)
 Booth, William ( 1855 ), with the Royal Horse Artillery
 Bourke, John Jocelyn, with the 88th Connaught Rangers
 Brereton, William ( 1854 ), where he directed the firing of rockets on Sebastopol
 Brinckman, Theodore Henry, 2nd Bt. ( 1854-1855 )
 Bromhead, Edward
 Browne, James Frankfort Manners ( 1855 )
 Bruce, Robert
Buckley, Duncombe Frederick
 Bucknall-Estcourt, James Bucknall
 Buller, George
 Burgh, Ulick Canning, Lord Dunkellin ( Oct 1854 ), where he became a prisoner at Sebastopol
 Burke, James Thomas
 Burke, John Hardiman
 Burke, Theobald Hubert, 13th Bt.
 Burrard, Sidney
 Butler, Henry ( 1854-1855 ), where he was mentioned in despatches
 Butler, James Armar
 Butler, Somerset Arthur, 5th Earl of Carrick
 Butler, Thomas Pierce, 10th Bt. ( 1854-1855 )
 Cairnes, William Henry, retired owing to ill-health
 Cameron, Duncan Alexander
 Campbell, Archibald, 1st Baron Blythswood ( 1855 ), where he was severely wounded
 Campbell, Colin, 1st and last Baron Clyde of Clydesdale ( 1854 )
 Campbell, Duncan, 5th of South Hall
 Campbell, John William, of Airds ( 1854-1855 )
 Campbell, William Pitcairn
 Carden, Henry Robert
 Carmichael, George Lynedoch
Carter, John Henry Stockmar
 Cathcart, Augustus Murray
 Cathcart, George
 Caulfeild, James Alfred, 7th Viscount Charlemont
 Chatfield, Alfred John, in the Black Sea
 Chetwode, George, 6th Bt.
 Clarke, Marshal Banner
 Clay, George, 3rd Bt.
 Clifford, Henry Hugh, V.C.
 Cockburn, Edward Cludde, of that Ilk, 8th Bt.
 Codrington, William John ( 1855 )
 Coke, Wenman Clarence Walpole
 Colville, William James
 Commerell, John Edmund, V.C.
Conolly, Arthur Wellesley
 Conolly, John Augustus, V.C.
 Conyers, Robert Rowland
 Cooch, unknown
 Cooper, Henry Fallowfield
 Cooper, James Sisson
 Courcy, John Fitzroy, 24th Lord Kingsale
 Cumberland, Charles Edward ( 1855-1856 )
 Cunynghame, Arthur Augustus Thurlow
 Curzon, William Henry
 Dalrymple-Hay, John Charles, of Park Place, 3rd Bt. ( 1855-1856 ), as captain of H.M.S. Hannibal
Dalton, Thomas Norcliffe
 Daly, Charles Anthony
 Darby-Griffith, Henry
Dawson, George Frederick ( 1855 )
 Delmege, Collis Christopher John, on staff
 Dewar, James William ( 1854-1855 ), present at Alma, Inkerman and Sebastapol (where he was one of the Town Majors)
 Dickson, Collingwood, V.C. ( 1854-1855 )
 Dormer, John Baptist Joseph, 12th Baron Dormer of Wyng
Drummond, Hugh Fitzhardinge
 Dundas, Lorenzo George
 Dyer, Frederick Carr Swinnerton
 Dyer, Henry Clement Swinnerton
 Dyer, Swinnerton Halliday, 10th Bt.
 Earle, William
Egerton, Thomas Graham
 Elmhirst, Charles
 Elphinstone, Howard Crauford, V.C.
 Esmonde, Thomas, V.C.
Every, Edward
 Every, Oswald William
 Eyre, Philip Homan
 Fane, Francis William Henry, 12th Earl of Westmorland
 Feilding, Percy Robert Basil
 Ferguson Davie, John Davie, 2nd Bt. ( 1855 )
 Fergusson, James, of Kilkerran, 6th Bt. ( 1854-1855 ), with the Grenadier Guards and was wounded
 Fisher, John Arbuthnot, 1st Baron Fisher ( 1854 )
Fitz-Clarence, Edward
 FitzRoy, Augustus Charles Lennox, 7th Duke of Grafton, where he was severely wounded
 FitzRoy, Cavendish Charles
Fitzroy, Augustus Charles Lennox
 Fletcher, Archibald Douglas William
 Floyd, John, 3rd Bt.
 Forbes, James Arthur ( 1854-1856 ), Baltic Campaign
 Fraser, Alexander Edward
 Fremantle, Charles Howe ( 1855 )
 Fremantle, Fitzroy William ( 1855 ), where he was wounded at the Redan
 Gascoyne-Cecil, Eustace Brownlow Henry ( 1855-1856 )
 Glyn, John Plumptre Carr
 Glyn, Julius Richard
 Glyn, Richard George, 3rd Bt.
 Gordon, William Elrington, in the Baltic
 Gordon, William, 6th Bt.
 Graham, Reginald Henry, 8th Bt.
 Gregorie, Charles Frederick
 Hall, Julian Hamilton
 Hamilton, Thomas de Courcy, V.C. ( 1855 )
 Hardinge, Henry
 Hart Dyke, Percyvall
 Haughton, William ( 1854-1855 ), as a surgeon, including the Battle of Inkerman and Siege of Sebastopol
 Hawkins, Alexander Cæsar
 Hay, Arthur, 9th Marquess of Tweeddale
 Hay, John
 Hay, William Harry, 19th Earl of Erroll
Hay-Drummond, Robert, of Cromlix ( 1855 )
 Hazlerigg, Arthur Grey
Hood, Francis Grosvenor
 Hope, John Edward
 Hope, William, of Craighall, 14th Bt., with 71st Highlanders
 Hore-Ruthven, Walter James, 9th Lord Ruthven of Freeland
 Hornby, William Henry, 1st Bt. ( 1855 )
 Hort, John Josiah, 3rd Bt.
 Hotham, John, 5th Baron Hotham of South Dalton ( 1854-1856 )
Hunter Blair, James ( 1854 )
Hurt, Francis Richard
 Hutchinson Synge, Edward, 4th Bt.
 Irby, Leonard Howard Loyd
 Jocelyn, John Strange, 5th Earl of Roden
 Johnson, Edward Colpoys
 Johnson, William Frederic
 Johnstone, John Douglas
 Johnstone, John Douglas, where he lost an arm in the first attack on the Redan, 18 June 1855
 Jolliffe, Hedworth Hylton, 2nd Baron Hylton of Hylton, at Alma and Inkerman and at the charge of the Light Brigade Balaclava
 Jolliffe, Hylton
 Jones, Harry David, Commanding Engineer at the Siege of Sebastopol
 Keith-Falconer, Charles James ( 1854-1856 )
 Kent, Henry
 Kerr, Walter Talbot ( 1854-1855 )
 Kingscote, Fitzhardinge, losing his right hand at the storming of the Grand Redan
 Kingscote, Robert Nigel Fitzhardinge, as Aide-de-Camp to Field Marshal Lord Raglan, his great-uncle
 Kinloch, Alexander, of Gilmerton, 10th Bt.
 Knatchbull, Francis ( 1854-1855 )
 Knatchbull, Norton ( 1854 )
 Knight, Charles Ernest
 Knollys, William Wallingford
 Lake, Henry Atwell, distinguished at the Siege of Kars
 Law, Francis Towry Adeane
 Law, Frederick Charles, in the Black Sea and Baltic Sea
Layard, Arthur John
 Legh, Edmund Cornwall
 Lennox, Wilbraham Oates, V.C. ( 1854-1856 )
 Lindsay, Coutts, 2nd Bt.
 Lindsay, Henry Gore ( 1855 )
 Lindsay-Loyd, Robert James, 1st and last Baron Wantage of Lockinge
 Long, Edward Morton, where he was wounded
 Luard, Richard George Amherst
Lyons, Edmund Mowbray
 Lyons, Edmund, 1st Baron Lyons ( 1855 ), in command of the Mediterranean Fleet
 Mackinnon, Daniel Roger Lionel
 Macpherson, John Cameron
 Marshall, Frederick ( 1855 )
 Massy, Charles Henry
 Massy, William Godfrey Dunham ( 1855 ), where he was dangerously wounded at the Redan, and was mentioned in despatches
 Maude, Frederick Francis, V.C., where he was wounded
 Maude, George Ashley, and was severely wounded at the Battle of Balaclava
 Maule-Ramsay, Lauderdale
Maunsell, Edward Beauchamp
 Maunsell, Samuel, with the Royal Navy
 Maunsell, Thomas ( 1854-1855 ), where he was severely wounded
 Maxse, Henry FitzHardinge Berkeley
 Maxwell, James Pierce, 9th Baron Farnham, where he was severely wounded
 McKinnon, David Reid
 McMahon, Thomas Westropp, 3rd Bt.
 Meade, Richard James, 4th Earl of Clanwilliam ( 1854-1855 ), serving on the Baltic
 Montagu Douglas Scott, Charles Thomas ( 1854-1856 )
Montagu, Charles E. H., Baltic Campaign
 Montagu, Henry, 6th Baron Rokeby ( 1854 )
 Montagu, Horace William
Montgomery, Hugh
 Montgomery-Cuninghame, William James, of Corsehill, 9th Bt.
 Morgan, Godfrey Charles, 1st and last Viscount Tredegar
 Murray, James Charles Plantagenet
 Norcott, William Sherbrooke Ramsey
 Nugent, William St. George, 10th Earl of Westmeath
 O'Connell, Morgan James
Owen, William
Pakenham, Edward William
 Pakenham, Thomas Henry ( 1854 )
 Pakenham, William Lygon, 4th Earl of Longford, as Adjutant-General
 Palliser, Edward Mathew
 Palmer, Herrick Augustus
 Palmer, Thomas
 Parnell, Henry, 4th Baron Congleton, after the fall of Sebastopol
 Paston-Cooper, Astley Paston, 3rd Bt.
 Pellew, Barrington Reynolds, Siege of Sebastopol
 Pennington, Josslyn Francis, 5th Baron Muncaster
 Perceval, Ernest Augustus
 Percy, Henry Hugh Manvers, V.C.
 Persse, Dudley, and was severely wounded at the Alma
 Persse, Walter Blakeney
 Pigott, Charles Robert, 3rd Bt., he was severely wounded and received a medal and clasp
 Ponsonby, Henry Frederick
 Poore, Robert ( 1855 )
 Portal, Robert
 Prevost, George Phipps, he received a medal and clasp and Turkish medal
 Ramsay-Fairfax, William George Herbert Taylor, 2nd Bt.
 Ramsden, Frederick Henry
 Ramsden, John Charles Francis
 Rose, Hugh Henry, 1st and last Baron Strathnairn of Strathnairn ( 1854 ), as Queen's Commissioner to the HQ of the French forces
Rowley, Albert Evelyn
Ryder, Henry Stuart
 Sackville-West, Charles Richard, 6th Earl De La Warr ( 1855 )
 Scarlett, James Yorke
 Scarlett, William Frederick, 3rd Baron Abinger ( 1854-1856 )
 Seymour, Edward Hobart ( 1854-1855 ), in the Black Sea
 Seymour, William Frederick Ernest ( 1856 )
 Skene, John George
 Slade, Herbert Dawson ( 1855 ), including the Battle of the Tchernaya and the siege of Sebastopol
 Slingsby, Thomas, where he was the original bearer of the message to the Light Brigade which was snatched from him by the overzealous Captain Nolan and relayed by the latter in garbled form, with the well-known disastr
 Smijth-Windham, George
Smith, Henry
Somerville, Reginald Hugh
 Spence, Samuel
 Spring, Thomas Arthur Cavendish
 St. John, John Henry
Stanley, Edward
 Stewart, Randolph Henry, 11th Earl of Galloway
 Sykes, Henry, 6th Bt.
 Thackwell, Joseph Edwin ( 1854-1856 )
 Thesiger, Frederick Augustus, 2nd Baron Chelmsford of Chelmsford ( 1854 )
 Townsend, Samuel Philip, present at Sebastopol
 Turner, Henry Whichcote
 Ussher, Edward Fellew Hammett ( 1854-1855 ), with the Baltic Fleet
 Vansittart, Coleraine Robert
 Vansittart, Nicholas ( 1855 )
 Venables, Cavendish, wounded at Inkerman
 Verney, Edmund Hope, 3rd Bt. ( 1854-1855 )
Walbanke-Childers, Spencer
Waldegrave, William Frederick, Viscount Chewton
 Ward, Bernard Matthew
 Warde, Edward Charles, where he commanded the British seige train at Sebastopol
 Wavell, Arthur Henry ( 1855-1856 )
 Wellesley, William Henry, 2nd Earl Cowley
 White, Henry Dalrymple ( 1854-1856 )
 Wolseley, Garnet Joseph, 1st Viscount Wolseley ( 1854-1856 )
 Wood, Henry Evelyn, V.C.
 Wood, William Mark, with the Coldstream Guards
 Wyndham, Charles
Young, William Norris, 5th Bt.
Count equals 258 individuals.
Crimean War
 Keane, Hussey Fane
Count equals 1 individual.
Seige of Sebastopol
 Acton, William Molesworth Cole
Browne-Clayton, Robert John
Count equals 2 individuals.
Siege of Sebastopol
 Airey, Richard, 1st and last Baron Airey
 Amherst, William Archer, 3rd Earl Amherst of Arracan
 Armstrong, William Andrew
Bainbrigge, Edward
 Best, Mawdistly Gaussen
 Blakeney, Robert
Boileau, Charles Augustus Penrhyn ( 18 Jun 1855 ), where he was mortally wounded
 Cooke, Anthony Charles
 Dalyell, Osborne William, where he was severely wounded
Handcock, Henry Robert
 Hood, Arthur William Acland, 1st and last Baron Hood of Avalon
Hore-Ruthven, Cavendish ( Oct 1854 )
 Lambart, Frederick Edward Gould, 9th Earl of the County of Cavan ( 1854 )
 Massey, Eyre Challoner Henry, 4th Baron Clarina of Elm Park
 Pennington, Alan Joseph, in the Royal Navy
 Shirley, Horatio
 Slade, Alfred Frederic Adolphus, 3rd Bt.
 Spencer, Augustus Almeric
 Yelverton, William Charles, 4th Viscount Avonmore
Count equals 19 individuals.
Siege of Sevastopol
 Gipps, Reginald Ramsay
 Ramsay-Fairfax, William George Herbert Taylor, 2nd Bt., he received a medal and clasp and Turkish medal
Count equals 2 individuals.
Total count equals 341 individuals.
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WATERTOWN A city man has been named in a 22-count indictment alleging he plied three women with drugs and forced them into prostitution.
Ronnell D. Wilson, 33, of 819 Bronson St., is charged with seven counts of sex trafficking, two counts each of predatory sexual assault, second-degree kidnapping, second-degree promoting prostitution and second-degree unlawful imprisonment, and single counts of first-degree rape, first-degree criminal sexual act, third-degree aggravated sexual abuse, third-degree promoting prostitution, second-degree attempted sex trafficking and second- and third-degree attempted promoting prostitution.
The charges were contained in a grand jury indictment unsealed Friday in Jefferson County Court. Wilson becomes the fifth person indicted this week in connection with the alleged prostitution ring.
The top count of the indictment, predatory sexual assault, alleges that in May and June 2013, Wilson repeatedly raped a woman while threatening her with a handgun. It is alleged that he provided the woman with heroin in an attempt to impair her judgment and required her to prostitute herself to repay a purported debt.
According to the indictment, Wilson instilled in the woman a fear that she would be unlawfully imprisoned and/or have other felony sex acts committed against her if she did not comply with his demands. It is alleged that Wilson interfered with the womans freedom by secreting and holding her in a place where she was not likely to be found.
It further is alleged that he provided cocaine to a second woman, also to impair her judgment, and forced her into prostitution, placing her in fear of harm if she did not comply.
The indictment also alleges that Wilson provided a 17-year-old girl with cocaine and forced her to work as a prostitute.
He pleaded not guilty to the charges at arraignment and was sent to the Metro-Jefferson Public Safety Building on $50,000 bail. Wilson has served three prison sentences, according to the state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision website. Most recently, he was sentenced in November 2009 in County Court to three years in prison for third-degree attempted criminal possession of a controlled substance.
Others indicted this week in connection with the alleged prostitution ring are Joseph D. Coplin, 32, whose last known address was 661 Factory St.; Jessica L. Miner, 31, of 515 Bradley St.; Kimberly J. Chisam, 35, of 310 William St., and Brandi L. Gallo, 33, of 419 Lincoln St.
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Boyd, Editor/Publisher
Jeffrey Douglas McCreanor
01/09/03 Is it 2003 or 1993?
We've got Mary Poss running for office, again. Old Al Lipscomb is running around pretending to be a civil rights leader, again.
Chris Luna is in trouble again. Diane Ragsdale's in the news
again. Seems like the 90's all over again.
I did not support Mary Poss when she ran against Glenn Box. Truth be told, I
did support MPT Poss when she ran for council 4 years later. I tried
to talk Glenn into endorsing Mary. He refused, and said she was not
qualified to be on the council. Eight years later -- can't quarrel
with his assessment.
I went to a meeting where MPT Poss was speaking. Her r?um?includes Chair
of the Council's Audit Committee, but she was clueless about the missing water
and/or collected payment fees. She's going to look into that!
A couple of years ago, the North Dallas Improvement League (a community) group
had been working with the owners of the old Town North Shopping Center which had fallen into
decline and was having a negative impact on the entire area just South of LBJ.
They had been in negotiations with Yahoo to move into the refurbished and
updated complex, which changes were those required by Yahoo. You can
imagine the community's dismay when That Former Mayor and then Mayor Pro Tem
Mayor Poss directed their puppets on the council to approve a tax abatement for
Yahoo (Marc Cuban, et al) TO STAY in Deep Ellum. This was not to entice a
new company to Dallas, but a bribe to get Yahoo TO STAY in Deep Ellum and create
over a hundred new jobs. Did Yahoo do what they promised for their
bribe? No! They did stay put in Deep Ellum, but they did not
create those new jobs.
Yahoo so much enjoyed the experience of ripping off Dallas taxpayers (who have
to make up the difference Yahoo is not paying) that they went back to the
council crooks a year later for another million in tax abatements with the
promise of creating 600 new jobs (even though they did not create the first
promised 100 new jobs). Councilman Loza enjoyed giving
billionaires another million of our money so much, he encouraged them to come
back the next year for another handout. Yahoo got their tax abatement and started
laying off people, but they stayed put in Deep Ellum.
I asked MPT Poss if she voted to give the $3 Million + Yahoo Tax Abatements (2)
to get them to stay in Deep Ellum rather than move up to Town North at Forest and Webb Chapel. She said "You Bet", "to get
them to stay in Dallas". The few Dallas citizens at the Farmers Branch
meeting were shocked. Even some Farmers Branch folks were shocked. A
Mayoral candidate should know that a vital area like Forest and Webb Chapel is
inside the city limits.
It was an evening for shock. When I got home and turned on the news, Ch. 5's Jay
Gray was interviewing another stellar citizen member of the Convention &
Visitors Bureau Board, Howard Pearlman. When asked about taxpayer money
being spent to entertain convention planners at sex clubs (topless bars), Mr.
Pearlman said there was nothing wrong with it. Other cities do it. A
keeping up with the competition thing.
As Roxan Staff says:
"That explains why all those grandiose sex clubs are popping up on
Stemmons. Someone has been giving them a signal. Now, the Stemmons
Business Corridor people know who to be mad at."
The mindset of the people on the Visitors Bureau Board must be pretty depraved,
when they think it is normal to take a potential customer of the city's
convention center to a sex club -- on taxpayer money.
But, I haven't finished with the Visitors Bureau brouhaha. Former
Councilman Chris Luna just cannot stay out of trouble. He's one of the
smartest men in the city, but he just has this tic that makes him do something
so stupid and brazen he has to be publicly humiliated. It's not like he
doesn't care at all what people think of him. He's very personable, very
funny, very witty, very smart -- but there's this penchant for pushing the
I have not always been a fan of Chris Luna, quite the opposite, but he grows on
you. I don't like seeing him in this position, and it is certainly his
fault he is in his current predicament. I hate it that he has some arrangement
with the topless club industry. But, the guy is really fascinating. He
seemingly has no conscious and is absolutely shameless. I'm not talking about
whether he's a good guy or a bad guy. He's definitely a bad guy, but he's
a loveable bad guy.
That's not to say he can't be mean and vindictive because Anna Casey (John
Loza's campaign manager) can attest to that. Luna's not as personally mean
and obnoxious as Old Al Lipscomb, but he's still a tough foe if you cross
One of the reasons people use to make excuses for Old Al's outbursts but hated
Diane Ragsdale (who had fewer hissy fits) was Old Al's charming ways. Old
Al is not acting very charming of late. I've been trying to figure out
what he was up to, and thought it was just to get his old "keepers" to
put him back on a "keep quiet" allowance. Now, I think he has
political aspirations so he can have a salary and insurance. Maybe he
wants Commissioner John Wiley Price's job? The pay is better than the
council and the hours are shorter.
On the other hand, Chris Luna is being such a gentleman through all this --
while he makes everyone else appear to be picking on him. Mayor Miller is
handling it well and not rising to his bait, but he's really masterful.
Don't watch Chris through angry eyes because you will miss the guy's incredible
skill. Watch him as some exotic creature who is just too different to be
judged by your rules of conduct. There is just no one else in town like
I know Mayor Miller thought Chris could handle the job and behave himself with
such an important position. She should have known better, but she can't help it.
She always thinks
bad guys are redeemable. It brings to mind the song about the snake and
the lady who befriend him. When the snake bit the woman -- she said
"But I befriended you" to which the snake said "You knew I was a
snake when you took me."
Some other ex-council members are making the news lately, too. Thursday
night, Ch. 11's
Sarah Dodd had a knockout report that Diane
Ragsdale is in trouble with the city over the way she has been operating a
shopping center with a city-backed loan, that she is not repaying. Plus, she's
not paying property taxes.
When asked why her development company (a 501(c)3 tax exempt
"charity") isn't paying the mortgage, she said her critics and
lack knowledge of the Southern half of the city. Does that mean they
should not be expected to pay taxes or make their loan payments in the Southern
half of the city?
MPT Mary Poss running for mayor, Old Al Lipscomb running for something, Chris
Luna running circles around everyone and Diane Ragsdale running a shopping
Lots of pondering -- so little time.


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Tea Party Co-Founder: Concept Has Been Hijacked By False
Left/Right Paradigm
"In short time, desperate partisans were
soiling the sheets."
Monday, Nov 30, 2009
The co-founder of the modern day Tea Party political protests
has slammed imitators of the concept, referring to them as "partisan
political perverts".
Constitutionalist grass roots activist Chad Peace
was part of the original team of people who organised Boston
Tea Party re-enactment protests in 50 different cities in late
2007, in support of Congressman Ron Paul's presidential campaign.
The protests became extremely popular, and continued
throughout 2008 and into 2009, prompting thousands of people
to engage in peaceful political protest.
Tea Party protests earlier this year prompted
the FBI
to initiate a comprehensive surveillance program,
and in some cases the National Guard was even readied as a response.
Chad Peace says he was proud to be a part of a
movement calling for government accountability, honesty, respect,
and sincerity, but he now reveals his disgust at what he sees
as a hijacking of the Tea Party concept by "golden idols".
"I was convinced that the average American
was beginning to see through the veil of scripted partisan sermons,
designed to coddle fears and perpetuate the superficial battle
between a "left" and "right"."
Peace writes in a commentary
However, Peace states that over the course of
the last year, the Tea Party movement has been co-opted.
"In short time, desperate partisans were
soiling the sheets." Peace writes.
"At some point, reality began piercing my
passion. The tea party boat started becoming a wagon of whiners.
Propelled by the moving mouths on TV and the talking heads of
such ironically named organizations such as the "American
Family Association"... the movement lost its focus."
he continues.
"A movement founded on the principles of
independent analysis, it has become a yelling fest for punch-drunk
cynics armed with incoherent talking points."
Revelations of staged
Tea Party protests organised by Fox News and Glenn
Beck have served to frame the concept within a strictly mainline
conservative political focus. Not only that but they have provided
the left leaning media mouthpieces with ammunition to attack
and ridicule what started out as a legitimate grassroots
activist success story.
The common conception of the Tea Party protest
now languishes a far cry from it's Libertarian begininngs.
"What I see is a bunch of people reciting
partisan political sermons, coddling fears, and perpetuating
a superficial battle between "left" and "right";
drowning the well intentioned idealists that remain." Chad
Peace writes.
However, Peace does believe that the movement
can be taken back and still act as a force for political change.
"As the battle rages, I have more faith than
ever that an independent revolution will come. When the absurdity
of our political process rises to the point where tea bags become
a right wing rally cry and the left still manages to drop in
the polls, there is a growing opportunity for the increasingly
disenchanted to drive a stake right down the middle."
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A 33-year-old man walked into a south London police station early Monday and surrendered to police in connection with the brutal stabbing deaths of two French students in London last week, a Metropolitan Police spokeswoman said.
Just hours earlier, a 21-year-old man police had arrested on Saturday "was released with no further action," the spokeswoman added.
Police released no other details about the newest suspect. Nor did they offer any immediate explanation about why the first suspect was freed.
Gabriel Ferez and Laurent Bonomo, both 23, were killed in a frenzied attack at a rented apartment in south east London last week.
Metropolitan Police officials said the 33-year-old suspect was arrested after handing himself in at a south London police station.
He was later transferred to an undisclosed hospital.
A 21-year-old man also questioned in connection with the deaths was released earlier without charge.
A Metropolitan police spokesman told the Guardian the man was taken to hospital after handing himself in at a south London police station this morning.
"It is a precautionary measure," the spokesman added. "Whenever anyone is taken into custody, they are asked a series of questions and, if they have any visible injuries, they are dealt with."
The spokesman said the suspect - the second man to be arrested in connection with the double murder inquiry - had yet to be interviewed about the killings.


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With the rising price of car insurance, shopping around for the best deals is practically a rite of passage for motorists.
But every year thousands of policyholders end up in dispute with their car insurer.
When this happens and the insurer and policyholder are unable to come to an agreement, the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) is the motorists' port of call as it deals with financial services complaints, including insurance.
Between April 2010 and April 2011 the FOS received 5,784 complaints about motor insurance - an increase of 6 per cent on the previous year.
But in an ideal world motorists wouldn't have to complain in the first place. So here are the five most common car insurance complaints so you can avoid them.
The FOS says a sizeable number of car insurance complaints concerns the quality of repairs carried out following an accident.
When you're selecting your insurer have a look to see how long they guarantee the repairs for as it does vary.
The FOS says generally, if your policy says that the insurer will arrange the repair, it is responsible for the quality of the work.
But if your policy simply offers to reimburse you for the cost of the repair and you arrange that repair then the insurer is not responsible for any failings in the quality of work undertaken.
So it's important to read through the small print of the policy document so you are familiar with who is responsible for carrying out repairs – you or the insurer.
It's worth noting that some insurers will insist you go to one of their approved repairers, or if you choose to go elsewhere, will only pay up to the cost they would have been charged by the approved repairer.
The FOS regularly deals with complaints from people who believe their insurer has given a low valuation for their car or motorbike.
The problem usually arises after a vehicle has been so badly damaged in an accident that the insurer decides it is a "total loss" - popularly known as a "write-off" - and not worth repairing.
In such cases, the motorist is entitled to receive an amount equal to the vehicle's market value immediately before it was damaged – not what the car was originally worth.
This is a common misunderstanding by motorists, says the FOS.
However, you can protect this shortfall with a product known as GAP insurance. It covers the difference between the value of the vehicle before it was damaged and its value at the time you bought GAP cover.
You may want to take out this cover if you paid a lot for your vehicle for example, or to cover the finance payments for your car in the event of an accident. Find out more out how GAP insurance works.
If you think your insurer has provided a low valuation offer, you can challenge it. Here's a step-by-step guide.
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The FOS says: "In such cases we look at what questions the insurer asked at the time the consumer applied for the policy to try to establish whether there had been any modifications to a vehicle.
"We will also consider whether any non-disclosure on the part of the consumer was material to the claim and the extent to which the non-disclosure was deliberate, reckless or inadvertent."
Policies are often renewed without any specific questions being asked of customers other than credit card details, says the FOS. This could lead to any future claims on policies being refused.
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The customer, a Mr J, turned to the FOS, but after investigation it also rejected his complaint.
The FOS says: "We thought that any driver would know their insurer would consider the conviction and disqualification highly significant and would realise they had to disclose this when renewing their insurance.
"So we decided that in this particular case the firm acted reasonably in cancelling the insurance from the date of renewal."
Each insurance company sets its own rules for how a no-claims bonus is applied. But these rules should be clearly explained to customers at the outset, says the FOS.
Martyn James, FOS spokesman, says: "Where we often see complaints in this area is when consumers' feel insurance companies aren't abiding by their own rules for applying a no claims bonus.
"So a motorist will think they have a certain amount of no-claims bonus but when they move to another insurance company, it turns out to be less than they thought.
"This can result in a financial loss for the motorist as the new insurer based the given premium on the amount of no-claims bonus stated."
Details of how much no-claims bonus you have will be on the renewal notice issued by your current insurer.
Also, named drivers can build up no-claims bonus but often this only applies if the named driver goes on to take out a policy with that same insurer.
Motorists should check with their insurer to find out how it applies named driver no-claims bonus before shopping around for a new deal.
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when i started private hire driving in1989.i was told that i could not transfer my ncd from my private car, but could use my p.h. ncd what i amassed when i went back to private car.now in 2012 when i insured through aviva,i told them twice about p.h. insurance ncd.they quoted and i accepted.then they tried to not honour the quote.now one year on they want 1,600 pounds for full comp ins. my car is only worth 450 pounds.i only do less than five thou miles a year.this is a big con.11years ncd on p.h. 1 year on private car
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insurance company's are just gangsters set up to rip the public off, why do i need two insurances if i can only drive one car at a time, and why can i only use my no claims on one car, insurance should be for the driver not for the car after all i get the blame for what damage my car causes, i am 54 with over 10 years no claims and i am getting really fed up with the amount they want for insurance, i am seriously considering giving up driving. sorry for the rant but just had enough
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I want to know why insurance companies wont accept a named dr iver with 11 years on my policy and no claims in that time when they changed it over from me being named driver now instead of main driver my daughter has had to start a new policy without any no claims on it and her insurance is now over a £1000.00 she is 41 years of age and I think that is extortionate amount to have to pay where in all honesty she is a competent driver as she has already proved I would expect to have to pay that amount if she was a youngster but she is not and in all the years she has been driving never made a claim i understand you have to have insurance but why so much for something which in all probability you may never use I think some of these companies just think of a figure and then charge that amount
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I am insured with a company called one call insurance .I had 2004 Ford Mondeo 1.9 diesel wich i sold and I bought a 2005 renault senic I asked to transfer my insurance to my new car which is the same 1.9 cc and same valuation and was informed my premium had gone up by £183-80 I called to complain about this and was told this was an admiistration fee is this right. Thanks Bill Seed
11:48 AM on 11/12/2014
PS. I have 3 years no claims and no convictions
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Since first posting this theme (if your keeping up), I have purchased the SMP, so to make this theme more compatible with the new firmware I've done some updating.
Whether you are updating or using for the first time, there are a few guide lines you need follow. First, this theme is based off using thumbgen to create your data, so you must do so for it to look right.
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Thank you! Themes as good as this one make it worth the upgrade from the Live Plus.
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Just so you know, there are a few things that probably want work on the SMP using this version. But I will be updating in the next few days to try and make it more copasetic with the SMP.
The next update will include the RSS feed icons for the Main Menu.
This is awesome thank you kindly!
11-04-2011 07:19 AM - edited 11-04-2011 07:22 AM
It looks great. I've been looking at a few screenshots of these themes for a few days, and I have a few questions.
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It is not working for me. First up I got an error message for something about alpha numeric characters. I changed the file name & tried to load it as a zip file & got an invalid file type message. I then renamed it to mojo.theme & still had no success. Can someone advise me?
Thank you for porting this to the SMP. Greatly appreciated!
Can you tell us what is not working in this release? I'm going to try to use it tonight when I get home.
Unpack the zip from Tinwarble go dow to where all the files are contained and rezip it back up with a single word name i just called mine mojo.
I have attached the file that i used and this works perfectly.
Bump for update.
And guys, if you have any problems with the theme please let me know so I can take down the link and get things fixed as soon as possible.
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Villa Jiwa is but 4 minutes from downtown Ubud yet peaceful & quiet, with one of the best views in Bali. Perfect for two & with Harmony's gorgeous 15m pool right on the rice fields, it's tropical living at it finest-"Heaven at an Earthly Price!"
*** VILLA JIWA ON SALE!!! SPECIAL over 20% OFF regular rates!
With one of the best views in Ubud, Luxury Villa Jiwa is a gorgeous one bedroom villa hideaway for up to two people with en-suite garden bathroom and outside kitchen. The kitchen is well equipped for casual food preparation or a more elaborate dinner.
The villa has a spacious bedroom with a canopied oversized queen bed and rich wooden decor leading to a lovely garden bathroom of terrazzo and granite featuring a rain shower. Located with a stunning view to the west and surrounded by gardens on both side it's steps away from the beautiful infinity pool.
Villa Jiwa includes a private sitting/lounging area and deck. One of the favorites of our guests is to awaken before dawn and watch the early light lift the mist over the ocean of rice and experience a Bali Sunrise right from your private deck with coffee in hand. It's an experience like no other in Bali. Stay long enough and you'll experience the whole cycle of rice cultivation from planting to harvesting and the local religious festivals celebrating Bali's unique cultural heritage.
The huge 15 meter infinity pool at Harmony on the edge of the rice fields is only steps away from your private villa through Harmony's lush landscaping. The pool is situated on the very edge of the bluff overlooking the rice and has a shallow end seating area for relaxing after you've done your laps! It's central for use by the five villas at Harmony yet due to its size and differing guest schedules, it's rare not to have it to yourself. We don't have pool hours so feel free to take a moonlight swim at 3 am!
Our on site villa staff will help you with all your needs from arranging tours and sightseeing, car or scooter rental, personal laundry and itineraries as well as giving you tips for the best shopping and massage in Ubud.
We can also provide a daily cooked breakfast prepared in your villa each morning of delicious pancakes or eggs, fresh tropical fruit tea or coffee and juice to start your day. Breakfast is an additional $5 per guest, per day in Villa Jiwa and prepared each morning from 8-11am. If you would like to change breakfast times, please ensure you notify our villa manager at check in so we can accommodate you. For those wishing to cook for themselves, we are only one mile away from the main supermarket (Coco supermarket) so you'll be able to stock up with local provisions.
Staff at the villa can also help arrange tours and sightseeing, car or scooter rental, personal laundry and itineraries as well as giving you tips for the best shopping and massage in Ubud. A private chef can be arranged to cook you traditional Indonesian cuisine right in a Balinese home. Or, if you would like to do it yourself, book a private cooking class. Our chef is very reasonable and an amazing cook! Staff can organize lunch or evening dinning in your villa which is truly one of our guests' favorite experiences. Just ask our staff at check in and they'll be glad to take good care of you.
Villa Jiwa is located on the edge of a huge rice paddy in the village of Lodtunduh, about 2.5 km from Ubud and not far from the Monkey Forest and all the world class shopping on Hanuman Street and the cultural activities and restaurants in Ubud. We are very centrally located for all of Bali's sights and activities. Sanur beach is close (about 12 miles) and Seminyak. Kuta and Legian are easy drives for a whole day out with a different vibe. Or you can go up the hill to Kintamani and the hot springs at Lake Batur in an hour or so. Temples abound everywhere - from Besakih, the "Mother Temple" to Tanah Lot on the ocean (two of the most famous and holy) and we can organize tours to anywhere on the island and to Lombok too....
Our village, Lodtunduh, is a quiet hamlet of artisans, artists and farmers where the villagers can often be seen grooming their fighting cocks, drying rice on the road, or participating in the numerous religious festivals.
It's slightly cooler in the Ubud area than the beach. A/C is not needed at Harmony due to our location right on the edge of the rice fields. We almost always get a breeze and Jiwa has a powerful overhead fan and a high ceiling to keep the air flowing. The breezes complemented by ceiling fans are usually enough to keep you cool even at the warmest time of year. You'll find our design for indoor/outdoor living works for your comfort.
Your villa stay includes tea and coffee service, free wifi, a laptop sized safe, towels, TV for watching DVDs, parking, laundry (by arrangement), daily staff service, a yoga deck, sun loungers and the priceless ambiance of the Harmony lifestyle.
Although we welcome children (our pool has a children's bathing area), Harmony isn't designed specifically as a child safe property so you will need to be responsible for them at all times.
The Villa is available for daily rental (2 night minimum please) or longer. Please ask us for rates for longer term stays (over 10 days) We do not have a set check in or out time to meet your needs if you are coming from outside of Bali. We can arrange airport pickup and drop off for you for a reasonable charge.
*** Please also note we must collect a 10% Indonesian government hotel tax payable upon check in which is payable in US$ or Indonesian Rupiah.
We can also arrange the following services:
• Yoga classes
• Massage
• Private chef cooked breakfast and dinners (by prior arrangement)
• Car rental
• Car and driver
• Scooter rental
• Bike rental
• Laundry service (Extra charge)
• Tours and sightseeing
• Airport pickup and delivery (Extra charge)
Staff will meet you upon arrival at Harmony, show you to your villa and provide you with keys, wifi password and the house manual with suggestions on all the local sights to see, restaurants to visit and local tours for enhancing your stay. Staff will be onsite each day to answer any questions or help with any sightseeing activities.
... and finally .... enjoy the wonderful cycle of the rice paddies! Depending on when you visit you'll see the fascinating cycle of rice farming from preparing the fields, planting seedlings, thinning out the new rice, watching the ducks do their amazing dances, to harvesting, threshing and drying. It's one of the best things about visiting Harmony! The cycle is fascinating to watch no matter when you come!
IMPORTANT.... If Jiwa is booked for your required dates ask us about the 4 other villas at Harmony on AIRBNB
For detailed descriptions, photos and calendar of availability EITHER click on the Airbnb link below each villa name below OR go to the photo near the top left of this page and click on my name (MICHAEL in big blue letters) under it, scroll down the next page to see all our Villa listings on the left.
Villa Budi - Luxury 2 bedroom sleeps 4
Villa Sungai - Luxury 2 bedroom sleeps 4
Villa Jantung - Luxury 1 bedroom sleeps 2
Villa Asmara - Luxury 1 bedroom sleeps 2
Villa Jiwa - Luxury 1 bedroom sleeps 2
Daily rates for all our villas start from $79 to $175 (US$) per night, with discounts depending on length of stay. Please note there is a high season surcharge of 15-25% for July/August, Christmas, Easter and Chinese New Year periods.
Guests can use all the facilities at Harmony. The infinity pool on the edge of the ricefields is very large and shared with the other villas but always feels private. All our villas are private and Jiwa has its very own lounging deck and private garden.
I'm not always in Bali as I travel extensively myself, but our staff are really wonderful and will treat you like family. If I'm lucky to be staying while you're there, I'm always available to give you tips and pointers on the best way to maximize your stay in Ubud and Bali.
Our village is still mostly agricultural and its a fascinating place to experience real Bali village life which can't be found in touristy areas such as Kuta or Seminyak. That's the lovely thing about our area of Lodtunduh village.
You'll likely encounter ceremonies, celebrations, weddings, a cremation perhaps (a big event in Bali) , the local temple festivals. but most of all you'll see (depending on when you visit) the fascinating cycle of rice farming from preparing the fields, planting seedlings, thinning out the new rice, watching the ducks do their amazing dances, to harvesting, threshing and drying. You'll see the village men parade their fowl and perhaps experience a cockfight – although you may not approve, it's very much a part of village culture. If you want you can wager and maybe win!
There's a taxi service right in our village to take you to and from the airport (about $30) and into town (about $5) a few minutes away and we can also rent you scooters (and helmets!) for about $6 per day. There's parking at the villa. Please note although the airport is only about 20 miles away it can take about an hour and a half. The roads are small and there's a lot of traffic in Bali!
We do fiberoptic connection and hi speed internet. Bali is improving rapidly in this area and while we have hi speed internet and it is generally good, the service hasn't been 100% reliable in the Ubud area with occasional outages.
Villa Jiwa is one of five villas at Harmony and while Harmony is large enough so each Villa is private, it's small enough for community. We don't have a lot of rules except have maximum fun and relaxation. Please also note that although we love children Harmony is not a child safe property.
We ask you respect other guests privacy as they will yours and please don't smoke except on your private deck (not inside the villa). There's some basic stuff about being in a tropical environment; our staff will advise you on arrival.
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Definitely recommend this place to anyone looking to stay in Ubud.
A lovely quite place with indeed an incredible view on the Rice fields.
The location is very close to Ubud center and served as a peaceful oasis with a wonderful pool and amazing view of the rice fields.
Villa Jiwa was perfect for us: all you need and not more, staff extremely friendly and helpful, delicious breakfast when you wanted it.
Harmony Villa is a true paradise. Beautifully surrounded by rice fields, garden is amazing, accommodation is very nice and romantic. Breakfast is super. Staff is very nice with true Balinese hospitality. We stayed for 10 days and loved every day of it. We will certainly come back. Martin and Ilse from the Netherlands
The house, the place, the staff, everything was perfect ! The view is fantastic, it's a perfect place to enjoy some rest and calm.
Nous avons passé un super séjour dans la Villa !
Le cadre est magnifique, le personnel extrêmement serviable pour faciliter le séjour.
La maison est super bien équipée, belle et propre.
Avec un scooter on est extrêmement rapidement à Ubud.
Bref, c'est top!
Cependant une petite remarque : la piscine est à partager avec 4 autres villas. Et les maisons sont "ouvertes" et assez proches. On entends donc pas mal les voisins si ceux ci sont bruyants!! :)
Nous recommandons cette adresse ou nous reviendrons avec grand plaisir !
Un paraíso terrenal!! Villa muy completa, con todas las comodidades de un hotel de 5*, en plena naturaleza, y con un personal siempre atento a cualquier duda o necesidad.
The location is very nice and quiet. Driving to town can be quiet time consuming depending on trafic situatuon.
The Villa is perfectly clean and the team always there to help where and if required. The pool is great !
We were a bit suprised that our villa called Jiva (at 90 EUR per night ) didnt include a breakfast nor the 10 percent government charge.
Due to the location of the villa there is not much of the 'Million $ view' to enjoy but starting at around 6 am witnessing long lasting phone calls of the neighbours. This unfortunatelly for 2 consecutive days.
Hi Alexander, just want to mention we clearly point out in our listing and in the reservation document that tax is due on arrival and that breakfast is optional for stays at Jiwa Villa.
I don;t know about phone calls but we will ask guests to be aware that sound travels.
Thanks for the feedback.
PERFECT. We loved our stay. It was nice being nestled away in the peaceful rice paddies a bit outside of town, but at the same time only being a 10 minute scooter drive away. The staff were very friendly and helpful, they go above and beyond to make your stay enjoyable. Loved the outdoor shower.
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About the Host, Michael
I'm an educational filmmaker born in the UK, spent many years in Los Angeles, have an organic farm (still going) in Southern California and now travel a lot with bases in beautiful Bali.and equally beautiful Ojai, California. I've created Harmony Villas with my Balinese friend Wayan Nama in a modern tropical minimalist style to reflect our joint passions - connection with the land, no clutter, beauty and a wonderful environment. I'm equally passionate about providing a superlative experience for Harmony guests so they can have an authentic Bali vacation and truly relax.


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Joy in a day's labour
Wishing everyone a fabulous 2014 :)
Really great capture !
All the best for this new year ;-)
daily life at its best.
wonderful capture
tells so many things
Incredibly beautiful : )
Good caputure! new year you too!
Gorgeous, Daniel! Complimenti!:)
I wish you a lot of joy and great pix as you do so well !
superb and such a happy pic to start the year 2014 with :D
Belle photo pleine de joir. Meilleurs voeux !
What a wonderful smile!
Your title is perfect. Although she is carrying quite a load, and has probably done it hundreds of times, she isn't complaining. What a lesson for us who don't have to do such work. She looks happy, and remarkably fit. Fantastic portrait, Joshi. Best wishes for 2014.
From hand to branches, back to the eye, the other obscured by leaf, the load is but a lightness lifted by life itself. Cheers, Laurie
wonderful it is…
Wonderful shot. Hard work does. have joy
Lovely candid shot! Happy new year to you too.
wow…wonedrful picture! keep it up! :)
Good shot.. her smile is beautiful..


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