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Past Dates
28 September 2012: Pendulum Fires - Gravity Fields Festival 2012
"A fantastic & eclectic festival of science and arts in a long over due celebration of the life and achievements of one of the world's greatest scientists – Sir Issac Newton".
We are happy to be supporters of this fabulous festival and will be presenting Pendulum Fires on 28th September in Grantham Market Square.
Pendulum Fires is a simple but beautiful fire installation, based on the pendulum theory of Newtonian mechanics. Fifteen simple pendulums – each a large flaming sphere – suspended from a truss structure installed into the Market Square. When released, the pendulums sway back and forth at different rates, creating slowly-changing magical patterns of fire. From an original idea by Maria Hingerty.
28 August 2012: 'Flame' in Aylesbury
On the 28th August , flames from the 4 capitals of the UK converge on Stoke Mandeville – the birthplace of the Paralympics – where they combine to form the Paralympic Flame.
As the Paralympic torch arrives in Aylesbury – it's first stop en route from Stoke Mandeville to London – its flame lights up the Market Square. Projected onto the Courthouse building, the story of the Paralympics unfolds, interspersed with human tales of courage and achievement.
Flame is a collaboration between The World Famous, and video mapping specialists Shared Space & Light It combines cutting edge projection techniques and precise pyrotechnic synchronisation with the timeless attraction of fire, to explore the imagery and meaning behind the Paralympic flame.
Please click here to watch the edited highlights video of the Flame
Still Frame from Shared Space & Light projection
Show Credits
Creative Direction – Mandy Dike, Chris Grottick, Mike Roberts, Giles Thacker
Firework Design – Maria Hingerty & Mandy Dike
Video Design – Chris Grottick and Giles Thacker
Design – Mandy Dike & Graeme Gilmour
Production – Mike Roberts / Mat Ort (TWF), Kate Laird (SS&L), Geoff Rowe (BDC)
Image by Rachel Gadsen
05 August 2012: La Campana - Stockton International Riverside Festival
This exciting show by Periplum tells the story of a warring land, devastated and raised in flames by warring forces. A sensory extravaganza with dynamic promenade action, stilts, aerial performance, incendiary text and soaring music to create a potent tale of hope and redemption. The show features fire and pyrotechnics from The World Famous.
Photo Credit – Fatima
28 July 2012: Godiva Awakes
On 28 July 2012, Imagineer Productions' 21st Century Godiva will awake to a spectacular performance involving dancers, actors, aerialists, musicians and pyrotechnicians.
This Godiva for the modern age will then journey from Coventry to London to celebrate the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
The World Famous will be adding some sparkle to the performance, with fireworks and pyrotechnics fired across the city, as well as lighting the old Coventry Cathedral with fire as Godiva sleeps.
For more information about Godiva Awakes please Click Here
24 July 2012: Concrete Inferno The Fire Garden - Inside Out @ The National Theatre
We're very happy to be returning to Inside Out – formerly Watch This Space – at the National Theatre this July to present Concrete Inferno.
Over three evenings (24th, 25th & 26th July) we will be bringing the National Theatre to life with fire and flames, turning the square and terraces of this iconic building into a large scale riverside hanging garden of fire.
Please click here to watch the edited highlights of Fire Garden
Inside Out at The National Theatre is a part of the
London 2012 Festival
Concrete Inferno is a free event & tickets are not required.
Photo Credit – Angus MacKechnie
18 July 2012: Song for Dover - Wednesday 18th July 2012
As the Olympic Torch Relay shines its light across the UK Dover is getting ready to welcome the Torch for its last major event before it reaches London. On Wednesday 18th July Dover will enjoy an extraordinary celebration on its iconic Seafront.
Following the success of Light up Dover, launching the Cultural Olympiad in 2008, The World Famous are back in Dover with a programme of community celebration culminating in the finale pyromusical spectacular Song for Dover.
Song for Dover is a specially commissioned fire show with five choreographed boats in the harbour, and Dover Castle and the Prince of Wales pier acting as firing sites for the spectacular fireworks that will fill the skies of Dover to celebrate this once in a lifetime event.
Artistic Programme for the Day:
Bunting Forever – Produced by Dover Arts Development (Joanna Jones & Clare Smith), working with local people and international contributors to create over a mile of knitted bunting. Featured in Market Square and on the seafront.
Dover underpass gets an Olympic arch and the red carpet treatment
The underpass is the major thoroughfare leading from the town under the A20 to Dover seafront. It is in need of sprucing up for the big day and Dover Arts Development are creating an Olympic archway with the local community using woollen flowers and pompoms. This will adorn the entrance to the underpass and a red carpet will be painted onto the floor to create a grand entrance to the event.
Arrival of the Olympic Torch
At 6pm the Olympic Torch will make a spectacular nautical entrance into Dover Harbour on Tall Ship Stavros S Niarchos, crewed by 28 local teenagers, accompanied by a flotilla of local boats, before being transferred to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution's Dover lifeboat to make the final approach to the Prince of Wales pier.
The Torch will then travel through the streets of Dover stopping at the Historic Dover Castle and Market Square before making its way back to the seafront.
Ticketed stage show
The LOCOG ticketed Stage Show is being held on Dover Seafront from 5.30pm and features:
• 20 minutes of local entertainment, including:
Pass the Passion Choir – representatives of 30 schools in Dover District working with local musical director, Richard Bundy. Pass the Passion song was written by Dover children in 2009 and represents a four year programme of schools' work focused on the Olympics and Paralympics.
Snowdown Male Voice Choir – The last remaining Kent colliery choir which is celebrating its centenary later this year.
Richard Bundy Trio – Internationally acclaimed musician Richard Bundy plays jazz fusion with his band. Richard plays regularly with Marlon Roudette and has also played with Lady Gaga & Shania Twain.
Vista Twisters and CJ Dance – Two rival cheer squads working together for the first time to celebrate the Olympic flame.
• Lloyds TSB bringing 20 minutes of stunning acrobatic performances
• Samsung staging 20 minutes of amazing dance performances including a routine from Britain's Got Talent Finalists 'Twist & Pulse'
• Coca-Cola showcasing 20 minutes of the famous hip hop duo Rizzle Kicks.
• Arrival on-stage of the last Torchbearer of the day with the Olympic Torch Flame and the lighting of a celebration cauldron at around 7.20pm.
Please note that that Olympic Torch Relay coincides with the Stage Show and therefore you will not be able to attend both.
Street Entertainment – 7.45 – 9.45
• Nicole Mollett's Kent Cultural Baton
• Puppet & Digit – Produced by Applause & PANEK
• Cascade Dance Academy – Cascade Dance choreographers working with dance students from Canterbury Christchurch Academy
• Mark John Smith's LIVELIVE project – 'I saw the torch' collecting stories from local people
• Historic walk about characters – from Dover Castle – English Heritage
• Mac Twins DJ set (8.30-9.30) – Lisa Macfarlane is taking part in the Tall Ship Voyage. Her sister Alana will join her on the seafront for a set of toe tapping tunes.
Song for Dover Finale – Dover Seafront – 9.45pm
As light falls, voices rise along the balconies of the elegant regency buildings facing the sea, with voices sailing over the crowd. The chorus of 100, sound strong and clear as they call up the fireworks in the harbour where a spectacular finale unfolds combining song, boats and fireworks. This fire show features specially commissioned music by internationally acclaimed composers Helen Chadwick & Howard Moody, sung by five Dover Choirs – Dover Youth Choir; Snowdown Colliery Choir; Pharos Chamer Choir; St Marys Church Choir & The Drama and Operatic Society.
The lyrics are sourced from Shakespeare, Matthew Arnold, Tennyson, Aung San Suu Kyi, Barney Simon and a variety of web sourced public contributions. These choirs have never worked together before and represent a wide cross section of the local community to create this once-in-a-lifetime spectacular.
Song for Dover is a Free Event – Tickets are not required
We are advising people to arrive early as capacity on the seafront is limited and entry will be controlled on a first come first served basis.
Song for Dover credits:
Artistic Directors: Mike Roberts & Pippa Bailey
Firework Design: Maria Hingerty
Musical Composition: Helen Chadwick & Howard Moody
Musical Director: Howard Moody
Production Manager: Mat Ort
The World Famous Crew:
Amy Draper, Arvydas Petrikas, Asher Heigham, Ben Stephen, Brian Thunder, Cara Smyth, Carrie Lonsdale, Chris Hoxey, Gabriel Burden, Gabrielle Moleta, Graeme Gilmour, Jon Bielstein, Liz O'Byrne, Mandy Dike, Martin King, Mathew Nicholls, Paddy Benedict, Paul Bryce, Sally Langford & Tim Carter.
Song for Dover is being delivered by a partnership between The World Famous, Dover District Council and Kent County Council and has embedded arts and culture into every aspect of the celebration with substantial support from Arts Council England.
30 June 2012: Silo D
We are very excited to announce a unique site-specific show coming to London on June 30th (at 10pm)
We have been commissioned by Paradise Gardens Festival & London Pleasure Gardens to create Silo D, as part of The London 2012 Festival
Silo D is a spectacular pyrotechnic display and theatrical performance that will animate and celebrate the architecture of a unique piece of London's industrial heritage and explore the history of the Silvertown site.
The show is inspired by a traumatic event that happened on the site in 1917 when a TNT factory exploded, tragically killing 73 people and filling the sky with burning grain, at once both beautiful and terrifying.
This FREE show will fuse music, pyrotechnics, projection and theatre in a large, open air performance.
Sited in the heart of Olympic East London (North Woolwich Road, E16 2BS), London Pleasure Gardens is a 20-acre riverside arts and entertainment destination which celebrates the very best of London's world famous alternative culture.
Silo D Credits:
Director: Mike Roberts
Pyro Design: Maria Hingerty
Performance Director & Performer: Pippa Bailey
Movement Director & Performer: Gabrielle Moleta
Sound Design: Thor McIntyre-Burnie
Lighting Design: Douglas Green
Production Manager: Francis Watson
Solo Performer: Magdelene Mills
Our extremely hardworking crew:
Alex Saunders
Brian Thunder
Cara Smyth
Liz O'Byrne
Mathew Nicholls
Paul Bryce
& Sally Langford
Silo D was created in partnership with Central School of Speech & Drama.
Volunteer Performers:
Alex Johnson
Cecilia Segar
Evelyn Lockley
Laura-Jean Ross
Maria Bressler
Sara Alexopoulou
And Siu-See Hong
Pyrotechnics Team:
Carrie Lonsdale & Hannah Selby
Douglas Green's lighting team:
Alan Fotheringham
Alfie Maroney O'Brien
Alex Hopkins
James Adkins
Martin McLachlan
Matt Peers
Max Spielbichler
Nathan Long
Tom Robson
30 June 2012: GLOW Dance Festival 2012
Mandy Dike has been working with 2Faced Dance, designing some fiery animation for GLOW Dance Festival 2012. A family fun festival style afternoon event fizzing with dance. Join the fun and take part in some workshops in styles from Bollywood to Ballet. Sit back and watch performances and demos by dancers from the professional dance world, schools, youth dance groups and private dance schools.
At night, witness the Castle Green being transformed into a live spectacular dance show with a mesmerising mix of dance and music, culminating in an unforgettable fire lit finale for all the family to enjoy.
GLOW will be held on the 30th June 2012 at the Castle Green, Hereford
Please click here to get your tickets for this unforgettable event.
16 June 2012: Belton Spitfire Proms
We are very happy to be returning to the National Trust's Belton House in Grantham this year to provide the fireworks finale for the Belton Spitfire Proms featuring the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra.
"2012 will once again see the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra start their performance to the sound of Merlin Engines as RAF Spitfires fly overhead. Their final piece of the night will be to an amazing fireworks finale".
The gates open at 6pm, the RAF Regiment Band start their parade at 7pm and the main concert starts at 7.30pm!
Please click here to get your tickets for this wonderful evening of entertainment
Photo Credit: McConnels
26 May 2012: The Opera Group - Fire
This newly commissioned piece is a spirited meditation on humankind's enduring fascination with fire, from acclaimed composer David Bruce. It is based on a collage of texts, including works from celebrated poet Vikram Seth and the 6th century Jewish poet Yannai. Mandy Dike is designing a fiery installation to accompany an ensemble of horns and a community chorus for the 12 minute performance.
The Opera Group are proud to present Fire which is a part of New Music 20×12, a UK-wide commissioning programme initiated by Jillian Barker and David Cohen, and delivered by PRS for Music Foundation in partnership with the BBC, LOCOG, Sound and Music and NMC Recordings. It is presented in association with Ageas Salisbury International Arts Festival.
Regrettably, due to unforeseen circumstances, the performance of Fire scheduled for Sunday 27th May @ Brighton Festival has been cancelled.
Salisbury Festival – Salisbury Cathedral Close, Choristers' Green on Saturday 26th May at 9.30pm
This is a free event
Bishops Sq, Spitalfields, London on Saturday 23rd June at 9pm
This is a free event – no ticket required
Southbank Centre Square, London on Saturday 14th July at 10.00pm
This is a free event – no ticket required
07 April 2012: Titanic Belfast
As you may have heard, April is the 100th Anniversary of the Titanic's ill fated maiden voyage. It also marks the opening of the new Titanic Belfast Visitor Attraction.
To mark the event, on Saturday 7th April, we are delighted to be working with Culture Creative, White Light and Seeper to deliver an unforgettable 40 minute audiovisual performance using cutting edge architectural projection, intense 3D motion graphics, sychronised pyrotechnics and bespoke sound design.
The show will also be the first time intense 3D motion graphics have combined with such precision with synchronised pyrotechnics.
Event Producer, Zoe Bottrell of Culture Creative said:
"This unique and iconic building will set sail on a wave of anticipation and will set a tone of optimism for the future of Belfast".
For more details of the Titanic Belfast Festival 2012, click here
There is now a video on Vimeo showing edited highlights of the show please click here to watch it.
Photo Credit – Wesley Ellis (Ellis photography 2010)
19 February 2012: Birthday Blaze
On a dark February evening he will appear from behind the columns and conjure up a fire-filled spectacle. It will be a birthday like no other with enchantment, brilliance, feasting and mischief…
We are delighted to have been commissioned by Newcastle Theatre Royal to create 4 days of pyrotechnic performance (16th – 19th February) to celebrate this iconic theatre's 175th birthday.
Produced by Pinwheel, the Birthday Blaze will start – on Thursday & Friday – by bringing the outside of the theatre alive each hour with light, sound and pyrotechnics.
On Saturday & Sunday, Grey Street will be transformed with flames and fiery performance. Phantoms of fiction will be the hosts for this dazzling masquerade, familiar characters from the theatre's history: the starcrossed lovers, the sisters of fate, the forlorn belle of the ball, a band of thieves, Old Nick and Lady Grey. Prepare to be spellbound as they draw you into their starlit world.
All events are FREE and take place outside the Theatre Royal on Grey Street. No tickets required, just turn up and enjoy! For more information, click here.
The video showing highlights of the Birthday Blaze event is now on Vimeo. Please click here to watch it
Concept & Design: Mandy Dike / Creative Direction: Mike Roberts & Mandy Dike / Performance Direction: Flick Ferdinando / Musical Direction: Patrick Dineen / Lighting Design: Johnny Goodwin.
29 January 2012: Year of the Dragon
For the 6th year, we will be helping the London Chinatown Community Association celebrate New Year in style!
We are welcoming in the Year of the Dragon with firecrackers in Trafalgar Square and animating the stage and the square with pyrotechnics and flames for the day's finale performance. Our display last year has been shortlisted in the prestigious Event Production Awards Special Effects Supplier category which will be announced on 1st February – fingers crossed!
Helena Vagnolini's video of the finale show is now on Vimeo. Click here
to watch it.
Photo of Chinese new year 2011 courtesy of Doug Southall Photography.
31 December 2011: Fetes De La Lumiere Saint Raphael, France
We are looking forward to celebrating New year's Eve on the shores of the Mediterranean, performing our ever popular comic pyrotechnic show Blast! in St Raphael. Follow our hero Michael Santos as his determined efforts to reach the stars take him further than he could ever have imagined…
27 November 2011: St Andrews Day Edinburgh
There will be an early celebration to herald the St Andrews Day festivities in Edinburgh from 6.30-8pm. We will be performing firedrawings, fireworks and projections from the Esplanade at Edinburgh Castle. Click here
24 November 2011: Edinburgh's Christmas Festivities - Light Night
Edinburgh's Christmas 2011 celebrations are fast approaching and we are delighted to be working with She's Gott It! Events to be delivering the opening event. We will be performing our highly atmospheric show Frost and Fire for the launch of this popular event at 5.15pm on The Mound. More details can be found if you click here
05 November 2011: Collis Primary School, Teddington
We are looking forward to providing a fun filled evening at Collis Primary School to celebrate Guy Fawkes Night, for more information click here
04 November 2011: Slade School, Tonbridge
We are very happy to be returning for the third year to celebrate Bonfire Night with Slade School PTA on Friday 5th November at 7.30pm, our display last year got rave reviews!
28 October 2011: Autumn firework fun in two city centres
As the evenings get darker, the opportunities for fireworks increase! This autumn, we will be celebrating the changing seasons in 2 city-centre locations.
We are delighted to be returning to Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth Harbour to provide another amazing aerial firework display on Friday 28th October.
And we will be working with BrightFX on Saturday 19th November to create a fun filled pyrotechnic performance to celebrate the Christmas Lights Switch on at The Oracle Reading.
15 October 2011: All Hands at the Canterbury Festival
The third outing of our new show All Hands will be at the ever popular Canterbury Festival The show is at 7pm (tbc) at Toddler's Cove, at the end of the traditional opening parade.
Click here for more information about the show.
This show has been supported by an Arts Investment Grant from Kent County Council.
26 August 2011: Blink Margate
We are delighted to be working with McMcArts for one very special night on 27 August when Margate's seafront will undergo a miraculous transformation. Buildings will come alive, the beach will be lit up with stunning flaming structures and a hundred local people will take to the beach to perform. BLINK Margate is a celebratory event that re-imagines not only the seafront, but also the sea, the sky and beyond. We will be supplying fireworks and facilitating Pan.Optikum's pyrotechnic performance.
22 July 2011: All Hands at SO Festival Skegness 9.45pm
Two years after performing Full Circle on the beach for the first ever SO Festival we are delighted to be back in Skeggy this summer. This will be a second chance to see how All Hands is progressing as musical directors David White and Kuljit Bhamra will be taking the music to another level.
Click here for more information about the show.
Photograph courtesy of Arthur Fentaman
18 June 2011: Periplum's The Bell at St Albans Festival
This 360 degree spectacle provides a fantastic climax to the St Albans Festival Launch Day. The Bell tells the story of a warring clan in a warring land, devastated and razed in flames by invading forces. A sensory extravaganza with dynamic promenade action, stilts, aerial performance, incendiary text and soaring music to create a potent tale of hope and redemption. The show features fire and pyro from The World Famous.
Suitable for age 8+
The show will begin at 9pm with a running time of 45 minutes. For more information click here
For more information about Periplum click here
18 June 2011: All Hands (a work in progress) at The Medway Fuse Festival
The first chance for a sneak preview of our new show, All Hands will be at the ever popular Fuse Festival The show starts at 9.45pm sharp in the historic setting of Rochester Castle.
All Hands is a pyrotechnic celebration of human collective endeavour, the inevitability of change, and the power of connection. It combines fire, fireworks, music and performance to create a spectacular and moving transformation of the castle, but the most important element is the audience – without your participation, the show can't happen.
Click here for more information about the show.
Photograph courtesy of Rikard Osterlund
04 June 2011: Belton Spitfire Proms
We are very excited to be providing the firework finale for the National Trusts's Spitfire Proms at Belton House, near Grantham. The show starts at 7.30 with a flyover from 2 spitfires before an evening of music from the Royal Philhamonic Concert Orchestra.
For more details, click here
For tickets, visit ticketmaster
Photograph courtesy of Lincolnshire Life.
06 February 2011: Chinese New Year Celebrations
Join us in Trafalgar Square where The World Famous will be setting off some very noisy fire crackers to open the celebrations for the Chinese Year of the Rabbit. Our traditional firework display in Leicester Square won't be happening this year as the square is being redeveloped, but if you stay for the entertainment in Trafalgar Square, you can expect plenty of pyrotechnic surprises…
Photograph courtesy of Doug Southall Photography.
26 November 2010: The Electric Estate, Engineering Dreams interactive illuminations at Cragside, Northumberland
For three weeks from 11th to 28th November 2010 the stunning National Trust managed Cragside Estate, created 150 years ago by William and Margaret Armstrong, is being electrically transformed by the Northumberland Lights creative team. On 26th November, we will be collaborating with Phil Supple, Graeme Gilmour, Dan Fox, and Toby Park to create a beautiful public fireshow to celebrate the 200th birthday of the extraordinary inventor and industrialist, William Armstrong.
Learn more about this year's prgramme.
There will be pre-show entertainment from 6.30.
The event will be as follows:
1915-1945 Pre-show entertainment and audience assembly
approx. 1945 Show commences
approx. 2005 Show ends
05 November 2010: Bonfire Night Slade School
We are happy to once again have been asked to provide a fantastic fireworks display for The Slade School PTA Fireworks Night on Friday 5th November at 7.30pm, our display last year got rave reviews!
29 October 2010: Day of the Dead celebrations Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth
On the 29th October we are delighted that we will be part of the Day of the Dead celebrations at Gunwharf Quays in Portsmouth.
We will be working with Same Sky who are creating a community procession to the Portsmouth harbourside, where a giant butterfly will emerge from the deep, animated with pyrotechnics. We are creating the finale to the event, a firework display fired from a boat, a jetty and a pontoon on the harbour. The fireworks will be choreographed to an exciting musical mix of halloween and Day of the Dead tunes and will start at 8.05pm.
Photograph courtesy of Alex Withers.
24 October 2010: The Bell touring in Mexico
24 October – 7 Nov The Bell will be touring around Mexico starting in Mexico City. The Bell is a mesmerising tale of war, hope and redemption. It tells the story of warring clans in a warring land where the enemies, blinded with mutual hate, want to raze each other to the ground. The absurdity of war and the instinct to destroy may go on for ever and escalate the violence or end there and then if they choose to rebuild the world from the remaining debris. Inspired by Tarkovsky's Andrei Rublev and Kurosawa's Ran the show has the power to awaken awareness of how bloody the price of fighting for one's freedom and moral choices can be. The Bell builds a suggestive dreamlike reality which creates astonishment and fear, but also admiration for its beauty.
12 September 2010: Bestival Isle of Wight Robin Hill Country Park
We are pleased to announce that we are working with the Bestival team once again to create an amazing sculptural bonfire, designed by Mandy Dike. To learn more have a look here
Photograph courtesy of Doug Southall Photography.
08 August 2010: The Big Chill Eastnor Castle
Back for the third consecutive year; Mandy Dike will be creating another amazing sculptural bonfire which will be animated by fireworks and performance, to light up the finale of this fabulous music festival.
Learn more about this year's prgramme.
Photograph courtesy of Matt Farrow.
06 August 2010: Full Circle at Festival dos Oceanos, Lisbon
This year's Festival dos Oceanos in Lisbon is celebrating the centenary of the Portugese Republic. One of the highlights will be 2 nights of Full Circle in the beautiful Praça do Comércio.
Photograph courtesy of Isa Silva.
01 August 2010: Camp Bestival
We are excited to be working again with The Camp Bestival team to produce an awe inspiring pyrotechnic display with Lulworth Castle once again providing a stunning backdrop. The show, designed by Maria Hingerty & Mike Roberts, will be set to eclectic music mixed by Rob da Bank. Have a look at the website to find out more
16 July 2010: Full Circle at the Milton Keynes IF Festival
Come and see this wonderfully atmospheric show which uses live music, fire, fireworks and special effects to tell a story of change, taking you on a journey through the seasons. Have a look at this show.
This will be the first edition of the Milton Keynes International Festival at Campbell Park, Milton Keynes on 16th July. Cick here
26 June 2010: Fuse Medway Festival
We will be working with aerial performance company Scarabeus to create a fabulous pyrotechnic finale at this popular festival. 'Focal Point' will take place aboard LV21 – a 40 metre steel-hulled lightship which is being transformed into a floating cultural facility. The ship – anchored in the Medway – will be animated with fireworks, flames and performance as the climax to an evening of entertainment at Rochester Riverside. Show design by Mike Roberts & Maria Hingerty. Click here for more information about the LV21 project, and here for the festival website.
Photograph courtesy of Rikard Osterlund.
25 June 2010: Malta Festival, Poznan (Poland) – 25-26th June
The Bell Liberty Square 22:00
We're very happy to be working with Periplum again, providing fire and fireworks for The Bell at the Malta Festival . Look out for some more dates in Mexico later in the year.
The Bell is a mesmerising tale of war, hope and redemption. It tells the story of warring clans in a warring land where the enemies, blinded with mutual hate, want to raze each other to the ground. The absurdity of war and the instinct to destroy may go on for ever and escalate the violence or end there and then if they choose to rebuild the world from the remaining debris. Inspired by Tarkovsky's Andrei Rublev and Kurosawa's Ran the show has the power to awaken awareness of how bloody the price of fighting for one's freedom and moral choices can be. The Bell builds a suggestive dreamlike reality which creates astonishment and fear, but also admiration for its beauty.
05 June 2010: Salisbury International Arts Festival
The Gold Award winning Salisbury International Arts Festival will take place 21st May – 5th June 2010. Once again The World Famous have been asked to perform at the Festival Finale at 7pm which will be a fantastic evening for families and friends. Bring a picnic and your favourite people as the event promises wonderful live music, street performers, things to see and do – all capped off by our stunning choreographed firework display, designed by Mathew Nicholls, launched against the unique backdrop of Salisbury's Cathedral.
Click here for more information about the festival.
Photograph courtesy of Adrian Harris.
03 April 2010: Ostara, Far Gosford Street, Coventry
Start Time: 8pm Charterhouse Fields (Procession), 8.30pm Bottom Far Gosford Street for Promenade Performance, Finale will be on Gosford Green.
We have teamed up with Imagineer Productions to produce OSTARA, an Easter holiday spectacular celebrating the regeneration of Far Gosford Street.
It will tell the story of the extraordinary history and heritage of the area and the characters who have breathed life into its streets through time. This spectacular event with two hundred local community performers working alongside professional artists from Imagineer Productions and The World Famous will pay homage to the mythical origins of Easter and will celebrate the Spring Equinox in a journey from darkness into light.
The character of Attis will emerge on his chariot in Charterhouse Fields and will process through the night in search of the Goddess, Ostara. As he enters the Gateway of Far Gosford Street his journey will take him through a landscape of ghosts as he recalls all those who have trodden the path before him. The eternal cycle of life, death and rebirth recounted before finally arriving at his destination – Gosford Green in a dramatic and breathtaking finale. Conceived and directed by Kathi Leahy; Designed by Mandy Dike.
Click here for more information
The production has been financially supported by Coventry City Council, Arts Council England and Whitefriars Community Pride Fund.
21 February 2010: Chinese New Year - Year of the Tiger 2010
We will be working with the London China Town Chinese Association once again to bring some fun filled performances to Trafalgar Square and Leicester Square to celebrate the Year of the Tiger.
The Main Stage performances will begin in Trafalgar Square at 11.15 am, where we will have a programme involving firecrackers. There will be a full programme of entertainment until 6pm.
At 5.55pm we will provide entertainment in Leicester Square with a firework display and firecrackers. So come along and see what promises to be loud and spectacular performances to welcome in the Chinese New Year.
Photograph courtesy of Doug Southall Photography.
17 December 2009: Frost and Fire for the Madrid Winter Festival
We are delighted to have been invited to perform Frost and Fire infront of the Royal Palace.
This beautiful pyrotechnic show is based around the four seasons, starting in Spring, moving through Summer and Autumn and culminating in Winter when the Ice Queen will move into the middle of the square and will rise 7m into the air. She will then start a sequence of visually stunning pyrotechnics which will culminate in a moving reading of a Winter story by a child.
Photograph courtesy of Francisco Posse.
06 November 2009: Slade Primary School Fireworks Night
The World Famous are proud to be delivering a fun filled fireworks display for this Primary School in Tonbridge, Kent.
26 September 2009: Crackers? in Northampton
Just back from our highly acclaimed performances of Crackers? at the Singapore International Arts Festival in June, we are very excited to report that we will be performing it again this year. We will be showing it for the first time in the UK since 2006 and Sydney in 2007. Prior to the performance in Singapore it was reworked and developed to make it even more spectacular. It is being produced by the Royal and Derngate Theatre in the stunning grounds of Delapre Abbey, on the outskirts of Northampton. Supported by Arts Council England and Northampton Borough Council.
Photograph courtesy of Doug Southall Photography.
11 September 2009: Blastival! Isle of Wight
It is Bestival's Year of the Spectacular and Blastival! looks set to be one of the highlights. Located on the site of last years main stage we will create a fiery spectacle that will evolve and unfold over 3 nights blending astounding pyrotechnical pleasures with stunning street theatre. Blast! created by The World Famous in collaboration with Peepolykus Theatre Company is based around a mechanical dragster like machine (Maximus) and its inventor – our hero – Michael Santos. Santos has always dreamed of flying to outer space and the show charts his attempts and failures over the weekend. Will he succeed at Bestival?
Concept and Design Mandy Dike.
Photo credit: Safeconcerts.com
31 August 2009: Devizes International Street Festival
Join us on Bank Holiday Monday for 'A Show of Circles' bringing Devizes International Street Festival to a breathtaking close. The show is centred around a huge, circular firedrawing – inspired by this year's massive increase in Crop Circles in Wiltshire – and features our famous 'Big Wheels', filling The Green with silver & gold, before a spectacular aerial finale. Concept & Design by Mandy Dike
09 August 2009: The Big Chill
Back by popular command; we will be creating an amazing sculptural bonfire which will be animated by fireworks and performance, to light up the finale of this fabulous music festival.
Photograph courtesy of Doug Southall Photography.
31 July 2009: Trinity at Stockton International Riverside
After the success of last year's Full Circle, The World Famous returns to Stockton International Riverside Festival (SIRF) to create a new show. Trinity, commissioned by SIRF, takes place in the restored ruins of Trinity Church. Over 2 nights, Fri 31st July and Sat 1st August, an installation of light, smoke, fire and performance transforms this magnificent building. On Sunday 2nd August there will be a firework finale that literally raises the roof. Don't miss this atmospheric and original performance.
Concept and design Maria Hingerty.
Photograph courtesy of Gilmar Ribeiro.
25 July 2009: Full Circle at the Skegness SO Festival
A new festival in Skegness, SO 2009, will see a host of fabulous entertainers, a cabaret, community workshops, parade, the switching on of the lights and, to top it all, a spectacular fire show by The World Famous on the beach, with music, fire, fireworks and special effects. The two day event on 24 and 25 July 2009 is part of 'Skegness Organises', a wide-reaching programme of cultural, sporting and community events in the area. It is wholly funded by the Arts Council East Midlands.
The climax of SO 2009 will be the first ever performance of 'Full Circle' on a beach. The World Famous, with musicians Terrafolk will present this unforgettable show telling an exciting story of change through the seasons.
Photograph courtesy of John Byford.
24 July 2009: Camp Bestival Lulworth Castle Dorset
We are excited to be teaming up with Radio 1's Rob da Bank on the wheels of steel and the English National Ballet to create a whopping great audio visual spectacle at the beautiful Lulworth Castle. The Castle will be animated with fire, light and fireworks, a pyrotechnic son et lumiere to create an unforgettable finale to the weekend. But don't take our word for it, come and see us and experience it live at this great family festival.
Concept and design Maria Hingerty.
Photograph courtesy of The National Trust.
27 June 2009: Viva Cite Festival Sotteville Les Rouen, France
Since 1991 every last weekend in June the town of Sotteville Les Rouen lives to the rythm of 3 days of amazing street theatre. The World Famous with Terrafolk will be performing their atmospheric show about the changing seasons called Full Circle at this very popular French Festival. Times and further details to follow.
Photograph courtesy of Sandro Braz.
13 June 2009: Crackers? at Singapore Arts Festival
We are really excited to be taking Crackers? to the prestigious Singapore International Arts Festival where we will perform it twice on the 13th and 14th June.
The show has gone through a substantial reworking since it was first performed in Tunbridge Wells, Kent in 2006 and subesquently in Sydney in 2007.
The volunteers who perform in the show will be chosen from Singaporean Nationals.
These performances will be part of the closing ceremonies of the month long Arts Festival.
Photograph courtesy of Sheng Liang.
06 June 2009: The Medway Fuse Festival
During the Fuse Medway Festival, Medway's streets, venues and open spaces will buzz with the sights and sounds of some of the newest and most unusual performers from the area…and further afield. Being different, diverse and daring is at the heart of a programme designed to ignite the passions of the curious, fire the kids' imaginations and add spark for the already active. The World Famous are back for the third year by popular demand and will be providing a firework bonanza in Chatham Town Centre to open this 2 week festival.
Photograph courtesy of Doug Southall Photography.
06 June 2009: Salisbury International Arts Festival
The World Famous have been chosen to provide an exciting firework finale to 16 days of Theatre, Dance, Classical Music, Literature, Jazz at this popular Arts Fesival. We will close the event on Saturday night with a fantastic party and incredible fireworks in the Cathedral Close.
Photograph courtesy of Adrian Harris.
02 May 2009: Big in Falkirk
The World Famous will be providing some of their expertise to the Homecoming celebrations at the highly aclaimed Big In Falkirk Festival. With a similar programme of pyrotechnics to the Alloway Celebrations the audience will be treated to a spectacular show.
Photograph courtesy of Alan Mc Ateer.
01 March 2009: Alleyn School's Celebration Fireworks
The World Famous will provide a spectacular opening for the new Edward Alleyn building at this prestigious school.
Photograph courtesy of Doug Southall Photography.
01 February 2009: Chinese New Year Celebrations in Trafalgar and Leicester Squares, London
We will be working with the London China Town Chinese Association to bring some fun filled performances to Trafalgar Square and Leicester Square to celebrate the Year of the Ox.
The Main Stage performances will begin in Trafalgar Square at 11.30 am, where we will have a programme involving firecrackers. There will be a full programme of entertainment until 6pm.
At 5.55pm we will provide entertainment in Leicester Square with a firework display and firecrackers. So come along and see what promise to be loud and spectacular performances to welcome in the Chinese New Year.
Photograph courtesy of Martin King.
24 January 2009: Iconic Burns Alloway, Scotland
This special event, by invitation only, will mark the start of the grand celebration called Homecoming Scotland 2009 which marks the 250th birthday of the famous Scottish poet Robert Burns. The celebration will begin with a procession through the streets and historic locations of the village of Alloway. The centre piece of this will be Graeme Gilmour's 4.5 metre high and 7 metre long sculpture of Tam O'Shanter on his mare Meg making his escape over the Brig o'Doon with the witch grappling at her tail. There will be a number of theatrical interludes along the route with musical entertainment provided by a local pipe band. The finale will be at the Brig O'Doon itself along with special lighting from Phil Supple and an original pyrotechnic display by The World Famous.
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I offer to add to drouting in addition to functions is_from_gw, goes_to_gw function, which can check any uri is from certain group.
Like ds_is_in_list in DISPATCHER.
is_from_gw and goes to gw now allow only to check from and destination uri, but not any uri.
For example,
is_gw(uri, [type, [flag]])
Hi Nick,
Willing to do the patch ? as it is a nice functionality and it will be definitely accepted.
Okay, I will make patch.
How do you think, should I make new functions, or add parameter to existing functions?
Like is_from_gw( [type, [flag, [avp]]] ):
is_from_gw(type, flag)
is_from_gw(type, flag, avp)
I would say a new function, like "dr_is_gw() ", as you suggested
1.4.7. dr_is_gw(src_pv, [type, [flag]])
The function checks if the ip address in pvar src_pv is a gateway
from a certain group.
This function can be used from REQUEST_ROUTE, ON_REPLY and FAILURE_ROUTE.
Meaning of the parameters is as follows:
* src_pv (mandatory) - pvar containing ip address.
May be a script var or avp.
* type (optional) - GW/destination type to be checked
* flags (optional) - what operations should be performed when
a GW matches:
+ 's' (Strip) - apply to the username of RURI the strip
defined by the GW
+ 'p' (Prefix) - apply to the username of RURI the
prefix defined by the GW
+ 'a' (Attributes) - return the attributes string
defined by the GW
Example 1.31. dr_is_gw usage
if (dr_is_gw("$avp(uac)","3") {
Patch to the last trunk (rev. 9233) attached.
Nick, do not want to be picky, but shouldn't be better to have a SIP URI for the first param, instead of a socket like definition? usually in script you play around with SIP URIs and it is simpler to just feed the URI into the function for checking.....
my 2 cents here
Okay, I'll change it.
I think also that it would be nice to add additional flag to this function and is_from_gw and goes to gw functions to ignore port number. What do you think?
Added dr_is_gw_v2.patch.
In it:
1. SIP URI instead of socket in pvar.
2. Added 'n' flag to dr_is_gw and is_from_gw to ignore port number (I really need it, think it will be useful).
3. Small fix for documentation (added 'i' flag to is_from_gw description).
Hi Nick,
I uploaded the patch, with some modification in order to unify all the is_from / goes_to / is_gw functions.
I would appreciate of you could do some testing, just to be sure.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 28, 1994, New Braunfels, Texas Cougerettes host Tivy in 28—4A showdown, Sports, page 9,10 New Braunfels COUNTDOWN! 421 DAYS New Braunfels Sesquicentennial March 21,1845 March 21,1995Herald 16 Pages in one section ■ Friday, Jan. 28,1994 Serving Comal County for more than 142 years ■ Home of JENNIFER ANTON Speakers tell CISD board to quit bickering Weather/Pollen/Water, Opinion........... Archives Anonymous Sports Day.........birthday wishes from tho Herald-Zeftung! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends the following >irthday wishes to; Adelina Pina, Ed Horne (1-29), Rodie Decker, Jennifer Anton, and Sandy Morales. Happy belated birthdays to Mary Juarez (1-25) and Sgt. i lavid Moreno (1-20). Happy 1I7th anniversary to Tim and Charlene Pittman. By ROSE MARIE EASH Staff Writer The public expressed their frustration with what one speaker called "petty personal problems" on the Comal Independent School District board of trustees at Thursday night's board meeting. In response to a discussion on the appropriateness of Tom Potter returning as a voting board member speaker made it clear the board should be addressing educational issues rather than trying to shoot each other down. Three people attending the meeting spoke on the issue. Scott Watson said the discussion was a "waste of tune" because it had been clear to him at th* board meeting that it was appropriate for Potter to resume his seat. Twyla Walters said, These petty personal problems ... (have) no place here." She said "you need to put them in your back pocket and sit on it hard."Nursing program set for Fob. 1 at NBISD RNs and LVNs - Earn Contact lours. "Nursing Law & You" will be held on Feb. 1,1994, at NBISD Education Center, 430 West Mill Street. Cost: S20. Time: 6:30-8:30 p.m. This has been approved by Texas Nurses Assoc, for 2.4 hours. Call (210) 620-6200 for more information. Use back door entrance. Herald-Zeitung photo by JOHN HUSETH Billy Turner, of the Strand, made a name for himself on his "1993 Hair Tour. Hair Torn *93 Tom Potter member according to the district's attorney. No vote was necessary and although none was taken the discussion on the subject involved nil the board members and Middleton said there was a consensus to advise Potter that he was still a board member. He said when he did so Potter told him he had not decided whether he would return or when so Middleton had no prior knowledge of that, but it was completely legal for Poser to be on th* board. J* All of them asked the board to stop waking time on such issues and get back to the real purpose of the board— to help educate the children in the district. In other business, patron Gloria Herrera asked for an explanation of the resolution of the illegal dumpsite at Smithson Valley Middle School. Roy Linnartz responded that it had been cleaned up and both the county and the Texas Natural Resources and Conservation Commission were satisfied with the clean-up. Superintendent Jerry Major's contract was extended despite Kirk and Thomas Bruce's objections. Kirk abstained and Bruce voted against the extension. They wanted the board to wait another six months before evaluating Major. Kirk withdrew an agenda item calling for reorganization of the board officers. The meeting lasted until well passed 2 a.m. y Turner goes on a different kind of tourNB Retired Teachers to meet Feb. 2 ; The New Braunfels Retired Teachers Association will meet Wednesday, Feb. 2 in the NBISD Education Center Board Room. The business meeting and program will begin at IO a.m. proceeded by coffee & cookies at 9:30 a.m. The program will consist of a discussion and slide presentation on wildflowers presented by Dick Henderson.Army band to perform free concert The Herald-Zeitung will sponsor a performance by the Army Ground Forces Band of Fort McPherson, GA, at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 12 at the New Braunfels High School Auditorium. Admission is free, but a ticket will be required. Pick up a ticket at the Herald-Zeitung office, 707 Landa St. during business hours, Monday to Friday. 'These petty personal problems... (have) no place here. You need to put them in your back pocket and sit on It hard.' — Twyla WMm By JENNIFER ROMFO. tography techniques. Stall Writer "We've been getting into a lot of photography," he said. "It's the He may not be a member aft lock quickest way for a hair dresser to get band or a famous musician, but local known." business owner Billy Turner contin- Turner said he also teaches hair trad to make his name known last dressers how to talk to photogra- year during his nationwide tour. priers. Turner, owner of The Strand "ft helps us by having knowledge Satanical completed his "1993 Hair of photography to convey what we Tour." Turner traveled across the are trying to get across," he said, country teaching other stylists about He explained the salon business, a new techniques, products and ways to billion dollar industry, has been void manage businesses. 0f leadership for several years. Turner, 29, said he sometimes goes "Now it's just a mix of people, from salon to salon and sometimes and salons have become very travels to trade shows. mediocre," he said. "It can be one on one or all the "We've taken a look at business way up to major shows," he said. and how to serve the client. People Turner said he mainly teaches are getting much more knowledge- strategies to help salons work more able about what they should be get- like businesses by instigating pro- ting. grams like retirement, insurance, and "According to statistics, there are savings programs. going to be fewer and fewer busi- 'Thosc arc things we don't nor- nesses that people will leave their mally see in the salon industry," he homes to go to.. .The service indus- said. try will become stronger," he said. "Everyone has a differed gig. My ? The tour covered cities such as forte is cutting hair and business Los Angeles, Chicago, New York, strategies." Atlanta, Minneapolis, Dallas, Hous- Hc also teaches about the latest ton. New Orleans and Long Beach, trends, product lines, team building Turner said he sometimes conducts and environmental tips. Turner said the presentations by himself and he has recently been teaching pho- sometimes hires a support team. This last tour was sponsored by Aveda; however, Turner said he is beginning to do more presentations under his name. During 1993, Turner spent an average of five to six days per month in New Braunfels. However, he said he does enjoy having his business in this town. "I moved back here to reestablish a foundation with my family and friends," he said "It's also nice to get off the road" TUmer said he gave his fust hair cut when he was 14 years old His mother is also a hair stylist and currently manages The Strand He said his mother was a driving force in his efforts to educate hair stylists about business techniques. "I saw my mother raise kids while working in a salon and not have the opportunities that should be given in a business," he said. Turner has owned The Strand for three years. He has trained with Vidal Sassoon, Toni & Guy, Kaltieri, Graham Webb and several, other prominent salons. . In April, he plans to travel to London to train with both Vidal Sassoon and Toni & Guy. Bill Smith told the board they should all go back and read the manuals on how resignations are handled — "it's very dear." The Potter issue was raised by board member Douglas Kirk. Kirk asked whether or not it was legal or ethical for Potter to return to the board. Kirk said no vote was taken to reinstate him and according to various sources he had consulted Potter should not be reinstated. Kirk had abstained from voting in the last board meeting when Potter returned because he said he was concerned about whether the votes would be considered legal if Potter voted. Presider* of the board Jim Middleton said it was not an issue. He said he had asked for a legal opinion prior to the vote on whether or not a new board member would be appointed Superintendent Major had confirmed at that meeting that if the board chose not to replace Potter he would remain a votingWinter Texan dinner aft Cross Lutheran Cross Lutheran Church, 169 S. Hickory, will hold its annual Winter Texans Dinner, Sunday, Feb. 6. Dinner served from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Spaghetti, salad, dessert, entetainment and fellowship will be served up. A free will offering will be accepted. Call 625-3666.City-wid* garage sale The New Braunfels Children's Museum will boat a dty-wide garage tale at the Civic Center Sunday, Feb. 27 from IO a.m. to 5 p.m. Booth fees are $25. Individuals and organizations will keep.*U proceed! from booth sales. To sign up or get more information, call 6204)939. LETCO honored with national award Get 'em while they're hot: Super Bowl programs available at Herald office Saturday morning Normally dosed on Saturday, the Herald-Zeitung will be open from 8 am until noon tomorrow to make available the official Super Bowl program. Conal County redden* have purchased some 400 of the programs dace they became available earlier this week, exhausting the newspaper*! initial order. But the Herald'Zeitung has been able to secure additional programs. Thoae were delivered late Thuraday evening. "We've been amazed rn the ertfaudasm that has greeted the programs," Herald-Zeitung Publisher David Sullen! said Friday morning. * The 280-page programs are SIO each, plus tax. Printed on glossy paper with high-resolution color photographs throughout, they include in-depth statistics and scouting reports on all APC. and NFC teams, mil* lineups and numerical roarers, player photos, numerous features on both teams and on the Super Bowl, aphoto-graphic review of the 1993 season, a weck-by-week review of the season, Pro-Bowl rosters, and much more. "This ie the same program that will be sold at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta Sunday," Sullen* laid. "We're delighted to be able to make it poedble for Herald-Zeitung reader! to have it when they tit down to watch the gape at home." Sullen said many people have bought multiple oopici of the program to give to friends aa gifts. Longton Bald the entries are judged by 60 people involved in the chemical industry. Theentriea must be rignificatit to processing, be original and be useful for thoae people in the chemical pro-cesaing industry. ta purchased LE7C0 International in 1968. He saki the idea for the new product occurred the same year. "We presented it to the U.S. Department of Energy. They saw its merit and funded it for development. From there, the production grew," he laid. Pares said LETCO has spent more than $500,000 in developing the new product. "Our profits have been narrow because we were spending it in developing this product," he retd LETCO International recently announced th* it will Unloving ire manufacturing facility from McQueeney to New Braun-feli. The company will be combining its administrative offices and manufacturing facility. The administrative offices are currently located * 160 S. Guenther Avenue. "We think we are on the By JENNIFER ROMPCL Staff Writer LETCO International was honored Wednesday when it was presented the 1993 Valier Award from Chemical Processing Magazine. The Valier Award honors the chemical industry's mo* innovative developments. Only 30 of the awards were* preaented nationwide this year. LETCO, which manufkctures electrical he* tracing cable, won the award for its development of an autqmatic metering system th* provides a means of regulating the amount of electrical he* supplied to a he* tracing or procesring system. Dr. James Pares, chairman of LETCO International, was formally presented with the award* a (pedal ceremony in Honor's Hall. The award was presented by Jim Longton of Chemical Processing Magazine. According to Longton, the Vaaior Award was Marted in 1964 and la named in honor of John C. Vaaior, forma editor in chief of the magazine.Craft show booths avallaMa The Ladies Auxiliary to VFW Po* 7110 ii sponsoring an arts • and craft show * the VFW Po* Home on Peace Aveneu March 5 and 6. Po* members should reserve space by Feb. 5. Co* is $5 pa table, plus an item for the raffle. Others can re* booths after Feb. 5. Call 625-6143 or 625-7502 to reserve space. Stammtisch _ Here/d-Zeitung phew by JENNIFER ROM PEL Jim Longton presents the award to Dr. James Petes. move," said Pitas. "It is very The system, when used in a gratifying to us after all thii hard he* tracing application, can remit work to have a product we devd- in significant power livings oped honored by virtue of this because of the ability to regulate Vaaler Award." he* input in rcl*ion to the ambi- Patas also recognized other era temperature. An independent employee! of LETCO who third party that tested the unit worked on the project. They are predicted signifies* reduction of Mike Welsch and Tim Vachon. . energy consumption when com- The amount of sales of the pared to curie* methods of ther- automatic metering sy*em has, mostatic control. The lent grown during the pa* three years, amou* of savings recorded was Last year, 50 of the systems were 44 perce* and the mo* was 74 sold. perce*. (Tim New Braunfels HeraldZoitung invites its readers to submit items to Stommiisch. 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inaudibilityplay \(ˌ)i-ˌnȯ-də-ˈbi-lə-tē\ noun
inaudiblyplay \(ˌ)i-ˈnȯ-də-blē\ adverb
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Friday's report on personal income and spending revealed more fallout from fiscal budget wrangling in Washington. After surging in December, personal income fell 3.6% in January, the Bureau of Economic Analysis said. Despite that, consumers didn't immediately start cutting back: Spending ticked up 0.2%, its same pace as the previous month.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 30, 2000, New Braunfels, Texas Sunday, July 30 , 2000 — Herald-ZeitiJNC — Page 3A:Civil War blockade runner's ship excavated By Mary Lee Grant Associated Press Writer GALVESTON, (AP) — On a hot night in May 1865, a ship slipped into Galveston Bay from the Gulf of Mexico. It was loaded with smuggled goods from Cuba — boots, uniforms, lead, the latest in Paris fashions. Only a quarter-mile from shore, the Denbigh scraped against a sandbar and stuck. Its mostly British crew escaped on a smaller boat before Union soldiers blockading the Confederate port began to shell and burn the unarmed steamer. It was a month after Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee had surrendered at Appomattox. The Civil War raged on in Russia's MOSCOW (AP) — Over the past six years, Dr. Irina Budnikova has examined thousands of Russian women who want to give birth but cannot — women who have had six miscarriages, women whose ovaries atrophied before they turned 30, women so anemic that pregnancy made them faint daily. These problems, she said, combined with Russia's still staggering abortion rate, are helping drive Russia's demographic decline. "The population keeps getting sicker. That's one reason the birth Texas, where rebels did not stop fighting until June. Earlier this week, researchers and students with the Texas A&M Institute of Nautical Archaeology dug six feet beneath the Gulf of Mexico's floor to pull out parts of the Denbigh's engine pieces of history, which they located by studying a map from the 1880s. Little remains of the cargo, and the primary value of the wreck is what it can show about how ships were built in the 1850s and 1860s. But the Denbigh is special: It is the only blockade runner ever excavated and is one of the most successful in the nation's history, said project director Barto Arnold. Blockade runners' owners gambled to make enormous profits during the Civil War by slipping past a tight noose of Northern warships to smuggle goods into the South. "We are learning about an extinct breed of ship," Arnold said. "This vessel represents the pinnacle of British shipbuilding technology in the mid-19th century. When she was new in 1860, the engineering journals praised her as opening a new age in ship design. "In 1860 she was the hottest thing around," he said. "She was the Ferrari of ships." The Denbigh was designed as a tourist boat to take visitors from Liverpool, England, to the Welsh coastal town of Rhyl. The crew may have come partly from the English industrial towns of Manchester and Liverpool, where cotton mills and strong trade relations with the American South made many sympathetic to the Confederacy. There are no crew lists for the Denbigh, Arnold said. Her captain is unknown. "It wasn't the kind of thing they kept track of, for obvious reasons," he said. "But they preferred British crew members because they couldn't be put in prison by Union soldiers if they were captured." British researchers have found documents that show the Denbigh reached 14 knots, or about 16 mph, on her trial run in 1860. In 1864 and 1865, she made 13 suc cessful round trips between Havana and Mobile, Ala., and Havana and Galveston. On Monday, divers recovered the engine's 8-foot iron connection rod, which weighs about 1,200 pounds. The rod transferred the power of the engine to tile ship's port-side paddlewheel. The engine parts will be cleaned and treated for preservation at the university's Conservation Research Laboratory. The A&M research team will need at least another year to complete its investigation. Its goal, Arnold said is to recover one of the engines and drive trains, including the paddlewheel, which is 18 feet in diameter. The team members plan to place reconstructed artifacts in a museum. low birth rate decreasing population rate is going down," she said blaming widespread poverty, disintegrating health care, environmental hazards and poor nutrition. Fertility problems are just one facet of a trend that deeply disturbs this bedraggled nation: Russia's population, currently around 145 million, is shriveling at a tempo unheard of in the modem era. At the current rate of decrease, demographers predict the world's largest country will have a population smaller than Japan's — 125 million — within 20 years. 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I have been to rsh recently to collect a friend from day surgery. I was only there around 40 minuets and it not only cost me 2. 50 but as it did not give change it was actually £3 which I find a very expensive experience on top of this there were a lot of others that were trying to use your machines and getting very confused and when one older lady asked for help the parking attendant told her she wasn't aloud to leave her booth and shut the window on her when there was actually 4 workers sitting in the cabin.
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Toward a Libertarian Theory of Evictionism
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- Block, W.E. J Fam Econ Iss (2014) 35: 290. doi:10.1007/s10834-013-9361-4
There are not two but rather three views regarding the issue of abortion. The first two, pro life and pro choice, are well known. The present paper is dedicated to an elucidation of the third, evictionism. In this perspective, the pregnant woman is allowed to evict her unwanted fetus, but, if it is viable outside of the womb, she is not legally permitted, also, to put it to death, as would apply to abortion. In other words, abortion combines two very different acts, eviction and murder, and only the former is licit, under libertarian law.
KeywordsAbortion Pro life Pro choice Evictionism
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