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A Day In the Bog Thatch Cottage - Kilflynn, County Kerry, Ireland
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Thatched cottage used as visitors center for museum about the bog in the area and its industry.
posted by: BruceS
location: Munster, Ireland
date approved: 2/1/2011
last visited: 5/13/2015
Steppingley -Thatched cottage. Bed's
an extended thatched cottage in this small Bedfordshire village ,parts of which are under the ownership of the Duke of Bedford's Estate.
posted by: Norfolk12
location: Eastern England, United Kingdom
date approved: 1/25/2011
last visited: never
Thatched Cottage - Killarney National Park - Killarney, County Kerry, Ireland
Thatched cottage located in the Killarney National Park.
date approved: 1/11/2011
last visited: 6/16/2016
Thatched Cottage in Bletchley,Buck's
A Lovely thatched cottage in Ludlow Close , Bletchley.This is now a cul-de-sac.
date approved: 12/16/2010
Westcourt Thatched Cottage - Burbage, UK
A beautiful thatched cottage on Westcourt Road.
posted by: SUp3rFM & Cruella
location: Southern England, United Kingdom
date approved: 12/10/2010
last visited: 12/10/2010
Duhner Fischerhus von 1745 - Cuxhaven, Germany
Dieses reetgedeckte Haus ist ein altes Fischerhaus und mit über 260 Jahren das älteste in Cuchaven, Duhnen.
posted by: elrecke
location: Niedersachsen, Germany
date approved: 10/10/2010
last visited: 9/8/2015
Thatched Cottages - Chilton Foliat, Wiltshire
A pair of the several thatched cottages in the small village of Chilton Foliat.
date approved: 9/25/2010
Palloza at O'Cebreiro
Palloza at the Celtic Village O'Cebreiro near the border between Galicia and Castilla y Leon provinces on the Camino de Santiago.
posted by: sassainfl
location: Galicia, Spain
date approved: 9/22/2010
last visited: 2/16/2011
Thatched Cottage, Mary Tavy, West Devon UK
A thatched cottage in the village of Mary Tavy.
posted by: Brentorboxer
location: South West England, United Kingdom
date approved: 9/9/2010
last visited: 9/10/2010
Button Snap Cottage, Westmill, Herts, UK
This grade 2 listed cottage was the home, for a time, of the famous English essayist Charles Lamb (1775-1834).
posted by: bill&ben
date approved: 9/5/2010
Woodmans Cottage
Woodmans Cottage Pershore Worcestershire
posted by: Deadjesters
location: West Midlands, United Kingdom
date approved: 7/2/2010
Spanish House - Tallahassee, Florida, USA
The Spanish House at the Mission San Luis de Apalachee in Tallahassee, Florida, USA.
posted by: Marine Biologist
location: Florida
date approved: 6/6/2010
last visited: 8/7/2013
Chungcheong Provincial Thatch House - Cheonan, Korea
This thatch house is typical of those used in central Korea, with the familiar "L" shape. It is on display outside of the Cheonan Museum.
posted by: silverquill
location: Chungcheong nam do, Korea
date approved: 5/26/2010
last visited: 6/4/2011
Thatched Farmhouse, near North Tawton, Devon UK
A thatched farmhouse on the Tarka Trail in Devon.
date approved: 3/27/2010
last visited: 3/28/2010
The Moretonhampstead Almshouses, NE Dartmoor, Devon, UK
A granite thatched built Almshouse in a Dartmoor town.
date approved: 12/26/2009
last visited: 1/10/2010
Dunsford, near Exeter, Devon UK
A thatched cottages of Dunsford, near Exeter, Devon.
date approved: 12/20/2009
last visited: 12/23/2009
Thomas Tompion's Cottage
A thatched cottage in Ickwell that was the childhood home of Thomas Tompion, clockmaker to Charles II.
date approved: 12/5/2009
Manor Farm Cottages- Calverton, Bucks
a row of 4 thatched cottages in front of the village church, in this tiny hamlet
location: United Kingdom
date approved: 10/10/2009
Thatched Cottage, Marhamchurch, North Cornwall, UK
A thatched Cottage in North Cornwall.
date approved: 10/1/2009
last visited: 10/4/2009
Lloyds Bank, Chagford, Devon UK
A thatch cottage turned into a bank.
date approved: 8/4/2009
last visited: 8/9/2009
Mor Anes Hus - Hellebæk, Denmark
[DA] Mor Anes Hus ved Bøgeholm Sø ved Hammermølle Skov i Hellebæk.
[EN] Mother Ane's House by the banks of Bøgeholm Lake in the beautiful Hammermølle Forest in Hellebæk, North Zealand, Denmark.
posted by: ArktiS
location: Denmark
date approved: 7/28/2009
last visited: 4/5/2014
Weston Turville - Bucks
A chocolate box thatched cottage in this picturesque Buckinghamshire Village.
date approved: 6/20/2009
last visited: 11/11/2010
Abbot's Grange Cottage, Broadway, Worcestershire, UK
Abbot's Grange Cottage. Private resident.
posted by: garmin_geek
date approved: 5/3/2009
"L'Hôtel des Gaules" - Mont Beuvray, Burgandy, France
[FR] C'est le nom dont Bulliot, le premier fouilleur du Beuvray, affubla avec humour sa modeste maison de fouille. [EN] This is the name that Builliot, the first one to excavate Beuvray, humorously called his modest working quarters.
posted by: RakeInTheCache
location: France
date approved: 4/19/2009
last visited: 7/12/2015
Jasmin Cottage - Westlington lane, Dinton
A lovely old thatched cottage with Grade II status . dated 1782 with matching porch, in this tiny village of Dinton. Bucks.
date approved: 4/15/2009
last visited: 1/29/2011
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The Walking Dead: Game of the Year Edition is official, and it's dropping on November 19 for $30.
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Robert John Langdon's trilogy 'Prehistoric Britain' tells the true story of Britain and the Megalithic People who built the stone monuments of Stonehenge, Avebury , Woodhenge (Durrington Walls).
December 2013 saw the launch of my new Prehistoric Map Series with the release of the first three 1:50 000 scale and six 1:25 000 scale maps of central Wiltshire covering the topography of the four case studies contained in my book 'The Stonehenge Enigma'.
The maps cover a total of 800 sq km (500 sq miles) and contain not only over one thousand ancient monuments including Long and Round Barrows, earthworks and sites, but detailed locations of all the 'Post Glacial Rivers' within that area.
Area covered by the initial prehistoric series on a modern OS Map
I have decided to present these unique maps on the old Ordnance Survey one inch to a mile series created in the 1800's, as they show how the landscape looked before modern agriculture destroyed the natural historic environment including 400 barrows in just this one small area. These excellent maps are ideal for the archaeologists and historians as they show some fantastic features such as individual standing stones and the original Sarsen rock crops which was still visible then.
For those who have not yet read my book 'The Stonehenge Enigma', my hypothesis states that after the last ice age when two miles of ice lay on our tiny little island, rather than the water from this great melt simply running away into the sea as most of the so called 'experts' believe, it did in fact seep into the soil and rocks creating vast lakes under the ground which hydrologists call 'aquifers' .
Because of the extreme mass of the melting ice (remembering that usually a couple of inches of rain normally results in massive flooding even today) the 126,000 inches of equivalent rain must have swamped the landscape after the last ice age and the evidence I presented in my book shows it stayed flooded for thousands of years afterwards. And it was on this flooded landscape that man first built his monuments and sites as I will illustrate later.
On my Map Series the Post Glacial Flood waters are presented in two phases - the Light Blue showing the extent of flooding in the Mesolithic Period (10,500 BCE to 4,500 BCE) and the Dark Blue for the Neolithic Period (4,500 BCE to 2,500 BCE). It should be remembered that the waters receded gradually over this eight thousand year period, so I have selected a maximum flooding level for each period to illustrate the extent of the waters.
Light and dark blue show different time periods
So the waters illustrated by the the light blue colour were there no more than six thousand years, and in some cases less than a thousand years causing some scaring on the landscape in the form of dips and shallow valleys. The dark blue river systems were there for nearly eight thousand years and a minimum of six thousand years creating the deep 'dry river valleys' we see today.
Now the book made a revolutionary and bold prediction - that all ancient monuments were built on the shorelines of these rivers and the book then concentrated on just four of these sites; Stonehenge, Avebury, Old Sarum and Durrington Walls (Woodhenge) to prove the hypothesis. These maps go much, much further and looks at one thousand sites (has there ever been a greater test of a hypothesis?).
Some critics will look at the maps and see monuments in the predicted waterways - but don't jump to the conclusion that the hypothesis is incorrect - for not all of the ancient monuments here are built at the same time. We are looking at ten thousand years of prehistory if we include Saxon and Viking barrows, so if half of these constructions were in the water (depending on the age) then we should not be overly surprised, for according to the laws of probability and chance at least half should be in the waters - but there not, as most they have been constructed in the Mesolithic or Neolithic period and lie on what was dry ground by the prehistoric waters edge.
Distribution Map of the monuments against the Neolithic Water levels
If we look at the distribution map we see that about a dozen round barrows are in the predicted waters, so to understand why this is the case here, we need to see how archaeologists categorise the term 'barrow'. It seems that this term is commonly used for ANY construction of mound built in history and not necessarily the prehistoric period we are studying. So a barrow on an OS map could date from the age of Stonehenge to even the recent Medieval period. Which is not very helpful and one of the many historic mismatches, which can lead to confusion.
So what can we see on these maps that we did not know before?
The answer to that question is EVERYTHING! I would be so bold to say that you can learn more about prehistoric monuments and why they located where they were than if you spend (as I have) many a long year in a classrooms with a dusty professors and their overhead projector slides, guessing at there use and the ceremonial nature of their construction.
What you should remember is that for the first time a map has been published showing not just the existing monuments, as you would find on a good OS map, but the missing features that modern maps and satellite photo's do not show - such as registered ancient monuments found through excavation. And yes I know you can get a list of monuments off the internet, but sadly most of there positions are wrong as they were mapped prior to GPS and dusty old professors have difficulty reading maps accurately. Fortunately, I have located most of these missing registered sites either from the old OS series or satellite photography over several years - a pains taking business believe me.
So lets look at my top ten sites for these newly released maps and learn some real history!
1. Stonehenge
Stonehenge Area - Look at how they have lined up the Neolithic Barrows in line with the shoreline
This site is the basis for my book 'The Stonehenge Enigma' - as you can see from this newly released prehistoric map series of mine, the monument was surrounded by water in the Mesolithic Period (Light Blue) and hence the cover picture I've used of the book. But the most important reason the waters in the Mesolithic are of great value is because in 1966 three/four post holes were found in the visitors car park, which as you can see here was on the shoreline of the river Avon. These posts were carbon dated and were found to be erected around 8000 BCE. Moreover, this fact not only proves the maps are accurate but gives us the construction date of phase I of Stonehenge, which is five thousand year earlier than currently believed.
The other extraordinary feature of Stonehenge is its Avenue, as you see here it was constructed to meet the water level of the Neolithic Period some four thousand years after the Mesolithic Flood waters had subsided and were no longer flooding the visitors car park.
So one simple map - two of the greatest archaeological mysteries of the last 400 years resolved in just minutes - For these maps are the ultimate archaeological tool ever!
2. The Cursus
While we are still on this small fraction of this map, we can even solve a third mystery called the Cursus. Many a strange theory has tried to resolve this feature, yet with this map series to answered is painfully obvious.
In the past the prehistoric rivers used to flow through the centre of this site. On one shore we find a Long Barrow made for the dead and on the opposite shoreline we find a Round barrow (no doubt representing the living). So the Cursus represents the 'voyage' to the afterlife - But how do we know this?
Voyage to the afterlife as seen in Egypt and Mesopotamia
The religious traditions of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamian (as I will show in my new book released in June 2014 - Dawn of the Lost Civilisation) have always depicted death as a journey across water to the afterlife. Here is a Mesopotamian picture of that same voyage and the walls of Egyptian temples show similar depictions of this most ancient belief system.
3. Vespasian's Camp
There has been a lot of media reporting about 'amazing and surprising' finds at a site close to Stonehenge called Vespasian's Camp - well it's no surprise to me for as you see it was an island in the Mesolithic (which means they needed a boat) and a prominent peninsula in the Neolithic. For it was a trading post for those who travelled north from either Old Sarum to Avebury (the superhighway M25 of the Neolithic) or Stonehenge and therefore Vespasian's camp is the 'Clacket Lane' were you would have stop for quick wild boar burger or an overnight stay.
But I know what you are thinking - how do we know you knew they would find Mesolithic artefacts long ago?....... so lets make a prediction for the future, which is another positive aspect of these ancient treasure maps.
And that site is...
4. Ogbury Camp
Ogbury Camp
Another 'pit stop' camp (has yet to be fully discovered) is Ogbury Camp - notice that the Mesolithic waters would have filled the moat for boats.
Hoare's diagram 1810
There has been little to no excavation work this century and all we have is work undertaken nearly two hundred years ago, including this map. A Neolithic Scrapper has been found (but the dating is questionable). Moreover, the path at ten o'clock on the map (I would suggest to any budding amateur) would be the best place to look for post holes and artefacts, as it would have been used to transfer goods, from a new mooring point when the waters had dropped in the Neolithic.
5. Old Sarum
This place is a Case study in 'The Stonehenge Enigma' and from the map you can see why.
Old Sarum
This was an island in both the Mesolithic and Neolithic and so would have been used for nearly ten thousand years. Inside the moated island there are two harbours which would have dated from the Mesolithic Period but the huge ditches on the outside would have been constructed in the Neolithic Period as the waters receded to allow boats to dock.
Old Sarum with concentric circle interior
Now lets go for something less obvious, to show just how powerful this map series can be!
6. Old Ditch - Compton Downs
Old Ditch on Compton Down
Earthworks are one of the greatest mysteries to archaeologists and historians, the history books will tell you they are either Roman, Saxon or Medieval, but what use are they to anyone?
I read recently in a well known archaeological magazine an article by a gulf war 'tactician' who believed that these were places built to stop carvery charges during the dark ages!! Sadly he failed to recognise that you could charge quite easily around the edge of these so called 'barriers' which would be much more 'sensible' than trying to go over the top against well defended troops - as most are usually less than a kilometre in length.
My maps make it obvious what they were, as the ditch connects to a water source and goes to yet another water source - its called a canal !!
Clearly on this map some of the old canal is missing from current view, which is no surprise as this feature is six thousand years old and would have been cut when the Mesolithic waters started to retreat and would be the only way reconnect to the existing settlements (remember this was a boat civilisation, walking and paths came much later) was to cut a ditch between two existing water sources.
The other interesting aspect of this part of the Map is the Long Barrow. As my book shows these were used as both funeral monuments for the voyage to the afterlife and also as navigation markers. So was the canal built to connect two waterways and the Long Barrow was a marker to steer ships towards the canal or it could be created to just access the Long Barrow much later when the Neolithic Waters receded?
I have yet to survey this area so, to be honest we don't even know if its a real Long Barrow (as archaeologists don't understand the difference between a burial boat and oblong later Medieval mound). So until someone armed with my map does some field walking we will never know?
7. Wansdyke
Looking at canals of the past this one is a real beauty!!
It took the Victorians one hundred years to build the Avon and Kennet canal - what they did not realise is that it had already been built six thousand years beforehand just 3km above their construction.
Click on map to make larger
This is a remarkable piece of engineering and my maps show the reason why it was dug in its position in the landscape and did not rely on using the rivers the Victorian adapted for their own connection.
Click to make larger
Even on this partial section of Wansdyke (this is only the west section) it would have had over twelve sources of water to fill the ditch and keep it flooded for boats. The Victorian had to use a system of 'locks' to move water around - our prehistoric ancestors just created a new river to sail upon, which begs the question - who are the better engineers? I shall be bring out a book in the spring that looks at this engineering project in great detail but two aspects I would like to share with you here is the scale of this project. The Avon and Kennet was 6m wide and 1.3m deep, Wansdyke is 21m wide and 3m deep.
Wansdyke a six thousand year old canal - notice the dry valley to the right, this would be one of the twelve river feeds for this project
Another area of interest again proves the value of these maps and disproves current archaeological theories. At the west end of the map we see something quite interesting.
Wansdyke splits into two sections
Wansdyke splits into two sections - both of which join to a water source. So did the ancient sailors have a choice of directions or did one of the water sources dry up and was another canal needed to be built?
Again only more detailed field walking on this site will be able to tells us, if it was a split in the river system one of those Barrows that surround the junction would have indicated the way - but which one, or is one on the exact junction missing?
What is obvious is that this is not a defensive earthwork as current archaeologists maintain, as you can see you can walk around the edge which is on the higher ground and what was the point of two ditches, did another tribe come from a different direction? - complete nonsense!!
8. Durrington Walls and Woodhenge
Durrington Walls & Woodhenge
My book goes into great detail about this site but for this blog just take a look how the River Avon lapped not only to the edge of this site but inside, as it was used as a natural harbour - if you don't believe me just take a look at the profile of this site and ask yourself a question.
Why build a 'henge' when the centre has such a slope that any house would get swamped by rain water running down the hill?
The question is even more relevant when you realise that on the edge of the site there is perfectly suitable flat ground which would not flood - so were there builders 'stupid' or did they have a very good reason for their madness - the map again answers this profound question.
Cross section of Durrington Walls with water
For clearly it is a harbour for boats which gives us a major scientific clue on why are 'henge' walls built on the outside of the ditch? It can not be defensive again as it gives the advantage to the attacker, the only 'sensible' solution it that it shelters the harbour from the weather. Sorry to disappoint the ritual and ceremonial 'nonsense' lobby, it just make complete sense and its good science.
The other fascinating aspect at Durrington Walls is the Long Barrow. Obviously, the harbour was built to accommodate visitors to Woodhenge, so was the Long Barrow placed there to attract boats to the harbour?
9. Oldbury (Oldborough) Castle
We have already talked about Wansdyke and this marvellous achievement of engineering that was created six thousand years before Victorian engineers attempted the same feat with less success. But prior to this connection between the Thames and the Bristol Channel, there was a natural waterway that connected the two and that was at Oldbury.
Oldbury Castle
North of Oldbury there is a natural waterway that runs from Silbury Hill to the Bristol Channel. Therefore, this site was an obvious port-of-call for boats travelling from the Avebury area. I would suggest that at some point during the Neolithic Period (before Wansdyke) this area dried up due to the receding water levels and would have isolated the Castle. So a canal was cut from the deeper waters to the castle which can still be seen in part on the map.
Now did the canal travel past the site?
I believe is option open to investigation, for it is possible that the main route north of the site make have dried up as well and if this is the case a new route needed to be found. Clearly, the river connection to the canal in the east died up and a second additional canal seems to have been added to continue the use.
10. Avebury
I kept the best until last as one of the most important questions (and seems we answered so much with only these three newly published maps) archaeologists ask is what come first Avebury or Stonehenge and the answer is again simple and make sense when you reflect on the structures in detail.
Avebury and Sibury Hill
During the Mesolithic at the time Stonehenge (as we have discussed earlier) Avebury consisted of only a concentric circle site at Windmill Hill as the surrounding ground was under water. No doubt Windmill Hill was an important as an island as it laid on the main trading route between the Thames and the Bristol Channel. By the end of the Mesolithic (about 4,500 BCE) the existing Avebury site was dry and Windmill Hill was no longer a island as the rivers receded (although the map shows a river did still service its western side of the site until the Neolithic).
So Avebury would have been built during the Early Neolithic period which architecturally makes sense as the Stones were bigger, the site was larger and the mooring ditches are the largest found in Britain. This takes better organised labour and larger boats to achieve, so a later date is more logical.
Silbury Hill therefore would have been built at the same time and as we suggested in my book become the first 'Light house' in the world and acted like a beacon attracting boats even at night to the safe harbour of Avebury.
This is just highlights of what these new prehistoric maps contain - there is much, much more we can study but more importantly these maps give us an incredible tools to discover new sites and prehistoric features for it shows a timeline which can date features more accurately than present.
I hope you enjoy studying this map series and it encourages you to go out and explore for yourself - who knows what new exciting pieces of history you will discover - and if you do let me know here and I will publish your field work.
12,000 years ago the last Ice Age finally melted, revealing the Britain we know today...
Britain had been underneath two miles of ice and the
surrounding seas had frozen solid. What was left was a huge icy mass of
enormous weight, pushing down on this tiny island. This mass had
compressed the earth so much that the land surface lay at least a half
a mile below the sea bed as we know it today.
So what exactly happened after the great ice age melt?
This huge mass of watery ice that covered Britain raised the groundwater tables and left the land totally saturated. In fact, the volume of water was so great that it eventually created the English Channel and the North & Irish Seas. Very slowly, the land then started to rebound, so slowly in fact that even now, parts of Britain are still rising about one cm per year. This melting ice combined with the lowering of the land levels created not the single island called Britain we know today, but a series of smaller islands and waterways - totally unrecognisable to the landscape that is so familiar to us now.
Moreover, the land became a sub-tropical forest as the warmer climate that first melted the polar ice caps encouraged the growth of abundant foliage. This would very probably have caused the islands to experience what we would consider today to be monsoon seasons. Which in turn then kept groundwater tables abnormally high for another 4,000 years? The foliage, groundwater and warm climate would have left the islands resembling more like the Amazonian rain forest, rather than the grassy hills of Britain we see today.
The only way our Mesolithic
ancestors of Britain could have
had to adjust to this new environment would have been to develop and
use their boat and seamanship skills. Consequently, adapting to living
and trade by these shorelines travelling via the vast waterways and
lakes rather than through the forests, which would have been riddled
with dangers such as brown
bears, packs of wolfs
and wild boar all
roaming freely. Therefore, the shorelines became critical – our
Mesolithic ancestors would have
lived, worked and gathered by these
'super-waterways' and would have created social monuments and beacons
on there beaches and peninsulas.
My hypothesis proposes that our greatest prehistoric monuments, such as Stonehenge, were built on these watery peninsulas. I also propose that the ditches surrounding henges were NOT dry ditches, as archaeologists currently believe, but were, in fact, constructed to be watery moats and canals, which turned these sites into very special islands. The most astonishing aspect of this hypothesis is that even today, thousands of years after the groundwater have subsided, we can re-visit these sites and identify the ports and channels of this bygone age and by using the landscape, we can date, more accurately than ever before, when the sites were initially constructed.
Another key component of my hypothesis is the discovery of navigational signposts (Long Barrows), built within the landscape, on the banks of these waterways. Traditionally, archaeologists have believed that these had religious or ceremonial use, whereas my evidence shows that they had a more functional engineering purpose, helping our ancestors to navigate around these islands.
In fact, the book will show for the first time, that these signposts guided our ancestors when they transported enormous stones from the Preseli Mountains in Wales to the site at Stonehenge – by boat. These very stones were used to build the first phase this magnificent monument. Even more importantly, I can show the exact location of where these vast stones were unloaded from the boats and how this precious cargo and the mechanism used to lifted onto shore.
This discovery of this landing site has led us to accurately date for the first time the original construction date of Stonehenge - 7500BC to 8000BC. This is 5,000 years earlier than current archaeological estimations, making Stonehenge probably the oldest Stone Monument in the world.
1. Ten thousand year old boats found on Britain's Hillsides - 7,000 years before they were invented.
2. Gigantic Prehistoric Canals - that are technically superior to even Victorian engineering.
3. Roman ports miles away from the coast – when sea levels are apparently rising.
4. Raised Beaches - that have never met the sea.
5. Giant skeletons - found by French archaeologists now dismissed by today's scientists.
6. Mythological Dragons - a non-existent animal that is shared by the world.
7. Sunken land of the North Sea - was the world's oldest and greatest civilisation.
8. Troy was located in Turkey - although it took Jason ten years to get home to Greece.
9. Antler Picks that built ancient Monuments - yet there is no real evidence for this myth.
10. Recent Landscape Flooding & Storms - the secret our ancient ancestors knew about Britain's weather.
11. Alexander the Great sailed into India - where no rivers exist today.
12. Columbus was the first western man to reach America - yet bones and tools suggest that Europeans came 10,000 years earlier.
13. Quantum of Solstice – Pythagoras triangles show that Stonehenge holds mathematical s ecrets before its time.
14. Prologue
15. Index and Acknowledgements


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I just hope ABC is back by Sept. 1, for college football. Michigan vs. Alabama in primetime!!
It's the middle of summer. Everything at night is a rerun anyway. I'll miss Modern Family on Wednesday nights but I wonder when I would have realized it was off if I hadn't read it here. There's nothing important enough on any of the channels to warrant going to the trouble of getting an antenna. There are many good programs on the History Channel and some of the learning channels. Time to branch out a bit.
Agreed with mu panther...dont care until august 30th when college football rolls around
Every Station/Network goes throught this fight with the providers - WISN just picked a really stupid time to do it since the interest in their summer programming is so much less than the rest of the year. Can you imagine the uproar in Wisconsin if Fox 6 had to go through this in the fall ?
As soon as U-Verse became available, I left TWC. For the past 6 years, I am very very satisfied with ATT. TWC with its stance on NFLN, BTN, and now Hearst, it just further demonstrates to me what a good choice I made. I hope that a-la-carte style of cable/satellite/ipTV will soon become available, as I have 80% of the channels available to my family, that we never use. The only negative U-Verse has is it is more expensive than TWC, and it is limited to a maximum 3 TV's in the home.
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Yes there is. Direct TV is in dispute with Viacom therefore...no Comedy Central, MTV (big deal) BUT I paid for a service which I don't have.
Like I said, that's why I have AT&T. They're not involved in the disputes that big cable and satellite companies have.
Agree. U-Verse always works, and there have been no visual disputes unlike Dish, DirecTV, and TWC.
I had a lot of problems with my U-Verse service earlier this summer. But their service department worked hard at finding and correcting the problem. I shudder to think of what I might have gone through had I still been with Time Warner. I would recommend U-Verse to anybody considering a switch.
I don't think this affects me. So far my television antenna has never had a contract dispute with a network.
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The content owners will probably still moan and complain. Can't please everyone!Hide replies
While everyone has been clamoring for À la carte cable forever, it just won't happen any time soon. Too many of the smaller stations depend on the package money for their survival. Do they need to survive? That's debatable, but it's the reality of the situation.
Well, not a good thing for TW or 12 in that this is a local station which everyone in Milwaukee area depend on. Better not sign on together and raise rates or the cable will loose customers big time! Not a good thing for all sides. Oh yeah, did I forget about Packers games. Not a good thing to tamper with.
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DIY Cape Jacket
28th July 2010
Arrrgh such a cool idea! A zip off cape, does it get any better than this? There are sooo many ways you could copy this, you could make your own waterproof one using using some cut out shower curtain (the cute ones they have at the pound store with pictures of rubber duckies on them would be good for festival wear!) or you could attached some jersey/wool fabric in this way to a grey marl sweater or cardigan. So many ideas! I can imagine how cosy it would be in winter if you made this using a load of thick soft wool fabric. I would even think about using buttons instead of a zip.
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28th July 2010
Really like the look of a detachable collar, whether it fastens to the top you are wearing or just sits over the top like a necklace. Since the Miu Miu collar came out, there have been quite a few DIYs around showing you how to make a similar one, see my post here.It it is indeed such an easy DIY, just cut the collar off an olds mens shirt, making sure to keep the button on so it can be attached to your neck. You can even layer a few collars on top of each other, like a white one and a blue one, and wear it over a singlet or tee. A denim collar off a jacket or shirt would look great with a plain white tee and leather skirt.
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DIY Denim and Mesh Jacket
28th July 2010
Outsapop Trashion highlighted this potential DIY ages ago, and its only just clicked with me! Add some mesh to a thrifted denim jacket – you can be super lazy and just use glue! Or mix it up and add some floral fabric.
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28th July 2010
Grab yourself a thrifted denim jacket and hack it into a bolero.
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This book is a comprehensive treatment of engineering undergraduate differential equations as well as linear vibrations and feedback control. While this material has traditionally been separated into different courses in undergraduate engineering curricula. This text provides a streamlined and efficient treatment of material normally covered in three courses. Ultimately, engineering students study mathematics in order to be able to solve problems within the engineering realm. Engineering Differential Equations: Theory and Applications guides students to approach the mathematical theory with much greater interest and enthusiasm by teaching the theory together with applications. Additionally, it includes an abundance of detailed examples. Appendices include numerous C and FORTRAN example programs. This book is intended for engineering undergraduate students, particularly aerospace and mechanical engineers and students in other disciplines concerned with mechanical systems analysis and control. Prerequisites include basic and advanced calculus with an introduction to linear algebra.
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The Andrews Sisters The Best of The Andrews Sisters - 20th Century Masters / Millennium Collection
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- Released: March 7, 2000
- Originally Released: 2000
- Label: MCA
- 1.Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen
- 2.Hold Tight (Want Some Sea Food Mama)
- 3.Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar
- 4.I'll Be With You In Apple Blossom Time
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The Andrews Sisters: Patty, Maxine, LaVerne (vocals).
Additional personnel: Bing Crosby & His Orchestra, Vic Shoen & His Orchestra, Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra, Mitch Ayers & His Orchestra.
Includes liner notes by Joseph F. Laredo.
Digitally Remastered by Jim Phillips (MCA Music Media Stuido, North Hollywood, California).
Recording information: 11/24/1937-03/30/1950.
Another excellent entry in MCA's Millennium Collection, this features 12 of the Andrews Sisters' biggest hits, including "Bei Mir Bist du Schon," "Beat Me Daddy, Eight to the Bar," "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," "Don't Sit Under the Apple Tree," and "Rum and Coca-Cola." A great, little introductory set of the girls' best work. ~ Cub Koda
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Travel from Vientiane to Luang Prabang on an exciting Lao adventure
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- Vientiane, Laos
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- Countries
- Laos
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- Short Breaks - Independent Adventures
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- Experience the charm of slow-paced Laos
- Take a private tour of Vientiane
- Explore the culture and cuisine of Luang Prabang
- Travel along the vibrant Mekong River
- Marvel at treasures in the Royal Palace Museum
- See thousands of Buddha images at Pak Ou Caves
Day 1 Day 1 Vientiane
Day 2 Day 2 Luang Prabang
Day 3 Day 3 Pak Ou Caves
Day 4-5 Days 4-5 Luang Prabang
Meals4 breakfasts, 1 lunch
TransportBoat, Minibus, Plane
AccommodationHotel (4 nights)
Included activities
- Complimentary airport arrival transfer
- Complimentary departure transfer
- Mt Phu Si
- Pak Ou Caves
- Royal Palace Museum
- Sightseeing Tour including Wat Si Saket, Wat Haw Phra Kaew, Pha Taht Luang
- Village Visits- Ban Xang Hai and Ban Phanom
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Your Best Self Yet
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Join us for a series program on how you can be your best self yet. Each week will focus on a different aspect of self-improvement and will be led by a local nutritionist.
Summer Break Movie Matinee
Friday, July 1, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.
Beat the heat with a classic sports movie on the big screen!
Snacks provided by the Friends of the Ashland Library.
Jesse Joyner, Juggler
Thursday, July 7, 1:30 p.m.
Everyone will enjoy Jesse's highly skilled performance full of wonderful surprises and humor. He juggles! He rides a unicycle! He juggles while riding a unicycle! It's a balancing act you have to see to believe.
Teen Movie Night
Friday, July 8, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Ages 11-16. Enjoy a great movie on the big screen!
Pizza provided by the Friends of the Ashland Library.
Life-Sized Board Game
Thursday, July 14, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.
Ages 5-18. Ever wanted to be a real part of your favorite board game? Now's your chance to be human-sized pieces in a classic game.
Mother Nature's Travelin' Road Show
Thursday, July 21, 11:00 a.m.
The Virginia Living Museum's kid-friendly show returns to the library with up close and personal experiences with the animals of Virginia.
"Aladdin" presented by the Hampstead Stage Company
Friday, July 29, 4:00 p.m.
Follow the story of poor Aladdin, who rises above the odds and follows his dreams in days of long ago and far away.
Learning Microsoft Word Class
Thursday, August 4, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Learn how to complete basic tasks in Microsoft Word 2010, like editing and saving a document, how to add formatting, and more. Call 804-798-4072 or visit the library to sign up for this class.
Summer Movie Matinee
Friday, August 5, 2:00 - 3:30 p.m.
See a great all ages movie about racing on the big screen.
End of Summer Music & Ice Cream
Friday, August 12, 6:00 - 7:00 p.m.
End your summer with a bang with outdoor music by Brent Small's one-man band.
Cool treats provided by the Friends of the Ashland Library.