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Venkatasubramanyam, DV and Ningaiah, - (1981) Mechanical design aspects of A 2.4m diameter 6m long autoclave. Technical Report. National Aeronautical Laboratory, Bangalore, India.Full text available as:
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Autoclaves are important manufacturing tools used in the13; fabrication of high strength composite structures. In order13; to provide the necessary impetus to the research and development activities in the area of reinforced plastics, the Structural Sciences Division proposed importing a large autoclave at its lOth Scientific Advisory Committee meeting held on 1.8.1978. The Scientific Advisory Committee while accepting the necessity for obtaining the autolave for the divisional activity, desired that a feasibility study be made for indigenous design of such an autoclave. Hence, a preliminary study was carried out to determine the indigenous fabrication capability,availability of components and design complexities involved. Based on this preliminary study, specifications for a 2.4 m diameter - 6m long autoclave, which can be indigenously fabricated were13; finalised in consultation with scientists of Materials and13; Structural Sciences Divisions involved in the research amp; development activities of FRP structures.
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From: "Edward Andrews" <>
Subject: RE: [Sc-Ir] Beatty
Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2005 14:54:19 +0100
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Hi Linda.
I would suggest that to understand the events between 1637 and 1660 you
don't call it the British Civil war.
Give it the generic named of the War of the Three Kingdoms.
It then breaks down into the Bishops War (Scotland vs. England.) The war of
the Confederacy - (AKA the 1641 massacre), The English Civil War (Cavaliers
vs. Roundheads with the Scots supporting the Roundheads and having their own
wee internal war with Montrose). The War over the killing of the King
(Cromwell vs. Scots). The re-conquest of Ireland. (Cromwell vs. Irish).
While it is still complicated (and not wholly accurate for the question of
who the Irish were is important), at least you are able to put it into
Having studies this period 3 times at University as Irish History, as
British (English) History and as Scottish History I am convinced that the
easiest is to begin in Scotland where the trouble really started.
The problem is that there is this Anglo-centric view of British History,
and while things have improved the books which most people will have access
to tend to see things from an English point of view.
Edward Andrews
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Hi John,
I've never
read a history of the British Civil War that could REALLY make
sense of it though I've read lots who tried and most of them
admit at the start that they can't really understand it.
It was very, very, very complicated -- so I'll stop here before
I say something someone disagrees with. The experts
disagree on its causes so none of us here will agree <grin>.
I got interested in it due to family involvement in England.
I also got a book on Cromwell in Ireland that's very interesting. And
there's the usual stuff you read on Cromwell
in Ireland. Recently an Irishman wrote a book debunking the
idea that he massacred civilians at Drogheda and other places.
There's apparently no contemporary evidence that he did.
(As I'm not a scholar and didn't do this research, I can't
argue about it -- I can just point people interested to the
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currier and Ives was a printmaking firm based out of New York City from 1834 to 1907.
In "Sleigh Ride," the narrator is painting a scene so perfect that it could be featured on an iconic currier and Ives print.
The other disciples taunted them with having a father who was a currier; they were obliged to leave.
He settled in Sturbridge, as a farmer, also carrying on his trade of tanner and currier.
The trade of the currier is divided into two or three branches.
He talked about "my carridge," "my currier," "my servant;" and he did wright.
There the currier washed himself, did his hair, and clothed himself in rich garments.
"Naturally so, madam—naturally so," responded currier politely.
The tanner and currier would strongly favour a tax upon leather, while perfectly willing that hides should be admitted free.
If the tanner is not the currier, still stronger liquors may be used.
late 14c., "one who dresses and colors leather," from Old French corier, from Latin coriarius "tanner, currier," from corium "hide, leather, skin" (see corium).


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A separate kind of place, on Chebeague Island in Casco Bay. Moody and beautiful coast with traditional Maine summertime fun- Boating, swimming, kayaking, lobster-eating, clamming, etc. and then some. You are in the midpoint of Chebeague where everything is within walking distance. Bring a good book or two. There's lots to do, but if you just want to lay back, then, that's what it is... with a view that cannot be beat. There's sensational local food at the hotel & local carryout, warm summer days in the ocean air, and clear island nights (we hope). The 'Red Cottage' is a simple, but nicely supplied old Chebeague camp.
Chebeague Island: This is the largest Casco Bay island not connected by bridge to the mainland. Chebeague's history includes Native Americans for whom the island was a favorite summer spot. Europeans and then Americans have inhabited the islands for over 300 years. The fishing community is historic and authentic, and still part and parcel of the island economy. In fact you can get live lobsters delivered to your door. This is truly the best tasting lobster. Indeed it is. Our view is of the outer islands and 'Halfway Light' lighthouse, and the edge of the Atlantic ocean. The daytime ranges from fogbound gray to brilliant blue sky and sea. At sunset the islands light up one by one. At night, the moonlight's reflection pours through the islands like spilled milk. During the day, running, walking, cycling, beach combing, exploring nearby islands, swimming, golf, tennis, boating, and reading are all good things to do. Being off the mainland is in itself an excellent thing.
Drive , walk, or bicycle: Chebeague is small enough (1.5 x 4.5 miles) to get around easily without a car. If you want to bring your car over be sure to make arrangements early! Chebeague Transit (207-846-3700) is one way to have your car barged over.
Other activities: Although we don't supply the boat- sailing, motoring, and kayaking here is the best.
There are tennis courts available for a fee
There is a community pool at the Rec Center for a fee
This is a fabulous holiday cottage with everything you could ask for and more! The view is spectacular and whether its gloriously sunny out or pelting rain you will have a great stay.
The cottage is very well equipped and for someone who loves to cook it is a dream with its gas stove and everything you need in a kitchen.
I would highly recommend Chebeague Island for it's beautiful landscapes, lovely friendly people and a perfect place to get away from it all. There is even an organic farm were you can buy fresh veg to go with your delivered to the door lobster!
Thank you for a lovely holiday well worth the eight hour drive from Ottawa Canada.
If you are looking for the perfect place to sit back and enjoy "life as it should be" this is it. The view is awesome. Just being here in the quiet glory of nature is spectacular. Chebeague Island is very special.
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The Quality Deer Management Association will hold its National Convention at the Classic Center in Athens on Saturday.
The association, with national headquarters in Watkinsville, is expecting more than 500 attendees from across the country. The group is a non-profit wildlife conservation organization dedicated to promoting quality white-tailed deer populations and habitats.
The convention is expected to draw the largest gathering of whitetail experts ever assembled. Oconee resident Brian Murphy is the executive director of the association.
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The NHL and NHLPA both met individually with federal mediators Wednesday in New Jersey.
The story is more or less the same with no progress being made toward a new deal.
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From the early days of the woman's rights movement, cartoonists and satirists made fun of the women and their goals. The cartoons, comic images, and postcards depicted here all concern the possibility of women gaining access to elected political offices. These images cover a forty-year period, with similar themes re-occuring over and over again throughout that time. If women gained access to the franchise and political office then all traditional roles would be overturned. Women would take on the worst behaviors of men in politics, becoming sexualized, coarse, and unethical; men would become feminized and domesticated.
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Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on an hill cannot be hid. Neither do men light a candle, and put it under a bushel, but on a candlestick; and it giveth light unto all that are in the house. Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven. (Matthew 5:14-16 KJV)
Hello Beloved,
If you have the Holy Spirit of Jesus abiding within you, then you are able to endure all trials, blessed with the peace which surpasses all understanding. If not, you remain deprived of the many blessings the Lord has waiting for you. If you have not yet accepted Jesus as your personal Lord and Saviour, you have the opportunity to do that right now by clicking => HERE! - http://www.loveallpeople.org/jesusdirect.html
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JOY TO THE WORLD - by Isaac Watts, 1719 - Public Domain Joy to the world! The Lord is come; Let earth receive her King. Let ev'ry heart prepare Him room, And heav'n and nature sing. Joy to the earth! the Savior reigns; Let men their songs employ; While fields and floods, rocks, hills, and plains Repeat the sounding joy. No more let sins and sorrows grow, Nor thorns infest the ground; He comes to make His blessings flow Far as the curse is found. He rules the world with truth and grace, And makes the nations prove The glories of His righteousness, And wonders of His love. A MIDI music file for this poem can be downloaded and played at http://www.loveallpeople.org/joytoc.mid.
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O Lord, we know that You are everywhere, And nothing happens that You cannot see, But even so, we pray that You will come And join with us directly at this time. We now will offer up our praise to You, And we do much desire to have You here. In Jesus' holy name we pray, Amen.
The Apostles' Creed This historic affirmation of faith comes to us from the early centuries of the Christian church. I believe in God, the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth: And in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord; Who was conceived by the Holy Ghost; Born of the Virgin Mary, Suffered under Pontius Pilate, Was crucified, dead, and buried; He descended into hell; The third day he rose again from the dead; He ascended into heaven And sitteth at the right hand of God the Father Almighty; From thence He shall come to judge the quick and the dead. I believe in the Holy Ghost; The holy catholic church; * The communion of saints; The forgiveness of sins; The resurrection of the body; And the life everlasting. Amen. * Note: "catholic church" here means the entire body of believers in Christ, not just one particular church.
The Lord knows that we are not perfect, but He can use us anyway. We are the imperfect containers of His spirit. In the verses below, we are the "earthen vessels" (pots of clay) which contain His Holy spirit, which is "this treasure."
"For God, who commanded the light to shine out of darkness, hath shined
in our hearts, to give the light of the knowledge of the glory of God in
the face of Jesus Christ.
But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, that the excellency of
the power may be of God, and not of us."
- (2 Corinthians 4:6-7 KJV)
Satan, who hates us, always tries to make us feel unworthy of claiming to be Christians. Satan wants us to be shy and reclusive about our faith, afraid that we will called hypocrites for not being perfect. And he loves to point out various things we are doing wrong in our lives.
The best way for us to overcome this obstacle is simply to admit that we are not perfect and are not required to be perfect, because the blood of Christ cleanses us from all sin. When we say this, it makes Satan go crazy, because he knows it's true, and he knows he cannot do anything about it. Yes, we are encouraged to be perfect, but perfection is not required. Faith alone is good enough.
This is how Martin Luther handled this exact same situation . . .
Luther's Encounter With Satan Satan uses many wiles to distract and deceive the children of God. Here is a description of how he tried to stop Martin Luther from reforming the church, along with Luther's stunning response.
In the conversations of Luther, which are in some measure a posthumous publication, we read, that . . . Satan, either in reality or in a dream, appeared in the depth of the night, and addressed him in the following terms: "Luther, how dare you to pretend to be a reformer of the Church? Luther, let your memory do its duty - let your conscience do its duty: you have committed this sin - you have been guilty of that sin; you have omitted this duty, and you have neglected that duty: let your reform begin in your own bosom. How dare you attempt to be a reformer of the Church?
Luther, with the self-possession and magnanimity by which he was characterized, (whether it was a dream or reality, he himself professes not to decide,) said to Satan - "Take up the slate that lies on the table, and write down all the sins with which you have now charged me; and if there be any additional, append them, too." Satan, rejoiced to have the opportunity of accusing, just as our blessed Lord is rejoiced to have the opportunity of advocating, took up a pencil, and wrote a long and painful roll of the real or imputed sins of Luther.
Luther said, "Have you written the whole?" Satan answered, "Yes, and a black and dark catalogue it is, and sufficient to deter you from making any attempt to reform others, till you have first purified and reformed yourself." Luther said, "Take up the slate and write as I shall dictate to you. My sins are many; my transgressions in the sight of an infinitely holy God, are countless as the hairs of my head: in me there dwelleth no good thing; but, Satan, after the last sin you have recorded, write the announcement which I shall repeat from 1 John 1:7, "The blood of Jesus Christ cleanseth from all sin." Luther in that text had peace; and Satan, knowing the source of his peace, had no more advantage against him.
- by Rev. John Cumming, 1854
"But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship one with another, and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin." (1 John 1:7 KJV) "Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you." (James 4:7 KJV)Here is a song on this same subject" "O, The Blood Of Jesus."
Words and music are anonymous, Public Domain Musical arrangement and MIDI sequence by Bill McGinnis, Public Domain.
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O, THE BLOOD OF JESUS - Anonymous - Public Domain O, the blood of Jesus; O, the blood of Jesus; O, the blood of Jesus; It washes white as snow! " . . . and the blood of Jesus Christ his Son cleanseth us from all sin." (1 John 1:7b KJV) " . . . though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be white as snow." (Isaiah 1:18b KJV) * * * NOTE: This is a very special and very powerful hymn. Demons hate to hear it, and they flee when it is played or sung. If you play or sing this hymn repeatedly, it seems to open up a direct channel to the Holy Spirit. You will know what I mean when this happens to you. I believe that this is perhaps the Lord's very favorite hymn.
Take this day, and live it for the Lord; In everything you do, give praise to Him. The Lord is mighty, merciful and just. He gives us all the strength we ever need. We have no reason ever to complain, For we are His, and He is in control.
NOTE: When you read this prayer, try to imagine my voice as I speak it to you. In this way, the prayer is reactivated, and it is the same as if I were actually praying for you at that moment. To those who need some extra help today; Who face a crisis or some kind of test; Or those who feel that they are stuck in mud And can't get out without an extra boost; I pray the Lord will help you in your need. I pray that He will give you extra strength To do whatever things you need to do; And later, when the Lord has need of you, I pray that you will help Him in return.
If you are alone, you will needed to be both "Leader" and "Assembly," as described in the ceremony.
Words in verses 1 and 2 are by an unknown author, verse 3 by John Thomas McFarland; Music by William J. Kirkpatrick - Public Domain. MIDI file sequenced by Bill McGinnis from a published Public Domain arrangement. Public Domain.
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AWAY IN A MANGER - Public Domain Verses 1 and 2 are anonymously written. Verse 3 is by John Thomas McFarland Away in a manger, no crib for a bed, The little Lord Jesus laid down His sweet head; The stars in the bright sky looked down where He lay, The little Lord Jesus asleep on the hay. The cattle are lowing, the Baby awakes, But little Lord Jesus, no crying He makes; I love Thee, Lord Jesus! look down from the sky, And stay by my cradle till morning is nigh. Be near me, Lord Jesus, I ask Thee to stay Close by me forever, and love me, I pray; Bless all the dear children in Thy tender care, And fit us to heaven, to live with Thee there.
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Cults Primary School in Aberdeen has always been keen on being green but the kids wanted to do more than recycling and remembering to turn the lights off.
As the school is on a big hill, last year some pupils had the idea of using the wind to generate their electricity.
Teachers had to apply for funding, but now they've got their own wind turbine.
Like every good plan though, the school has got a back up and if there isn't enough wind there's a generator just in case.
'Much better'
Pupils who've been involved in the project said they thought it was great.
Robert, 10, added: "I think it looks really good for our school over in the field and since it's a renewable energy source it's much better than things like coal and oil."


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Amended Moratoc Park Rental Policies & Application Form-November 2015
Moratoc Park, 102 River Drive, Williamston, North Carolina 27892
This beautiful 18-acre, county-owned park on the Roanoke River is located in Williamston, North Carolina and features a river overlook, fishing pier and canoe/kayak launch. This is the site of the original wharf of Williamston, where goods were shipped in and out.
The park was recently renovated with funding from Martin County / Martin County citizens, as well as grants from the NC Parks & Recreation Trust Fund, NC Recreation Trails Program and NC Division of Water Resources.
The park project included renovation of the Moratoc building, which is a beautiful, rustic conference building overlooking the scenic Roanoke River. The building features a full kitchen, bathrooms, stone fireplace and spacious deck. The building has a capacity to seat 250 people comfortably and has an outdoor covered area for cooking (pig pickings and fish fries, etc.). The building is a perfect setting for receptions, weddings, meetings and special events.
The park renovation project also included:
• Addition of playground equipment
• Construction of an approximate 0.5 mile walking trail that connects with Williamston's Skewarkee Trail, a 0.8 mile trail that connects the Roanoke River with downtown Williamston walking trail, benches
• Construction of a picnic shelter and additional restroom facilities
• Construction of a canoe/kayak launch platform, ADA accessible fishing rails, and gazebo on the deck
Additionally, several historic buildings can be viewed from the outside, including a one-room schoolhouse and a former lumber mill commissary.
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While it might have been appropriate for ASF projects such as AOO to join today's SOPA/PIPA protest, I agree that it's too late to coordinate now. The Wikipedia community has been working towards their protest action for more than a week, including a town hall meeting and other consensus-verification processes. Even so, there is today an interview with a community member who doesn't like the action they've taken. In short, I just don't think we have time to socialize such an action on the part of even the AOO project before the protest would be "over". D On Jan 18, 2012, at 8:05 AM, Louis Suárez-Potts <email@example.com> wrote: > All, > Proposal: > > 1. Let's vote on supporting those who have protested the proposed US > bills supposed to combat piracy but actually doing a lot more than > that and none of it good. These two proposals: SOPA and PIPA. > Wikipedia has a fair account: > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_Online_Piracy_Act > > 2. I would propose we post on the Apache OpenOffice podling site this > language, for remainder of the day, to be taken down at the onset of > 19 January 2012 GMT. > > > ** The Apache OpenOffice Podling members support those who have > darkened their Web sites as a unified gesture to protect the freedoms > of the Internet and stop misguided legislation that would threaten > them. ** > > > I would propose further that we have the text white on a black banner > at the top of every podling page. > > Please vote as soon as you can, as obviously time is of the essence. > > thanks > louis > > PS I'm cc'ing the ASF marketing and publicity list. Quite possible > that Apache will say no, if so, that's fine. Better we act as a body > together. But I would also suggest that ASF take the lead here and > issue a statement, if they have not done so already.
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Chianti Holidays > Chianti olive picking
Olive picking is one of the most traditional appointments of the month of November throughout Tuscany, and consequently in the Chianti area too.
The precise date for the olive harvest varies depending on the zone, the variety of olive and the climatic conditions over the past summer. It normally begins in the first week of November and ends in mid-December, but it must be done before the ripe fruit begins to fall off the tree, when the olives have reached the maximum size and the pulp begins to lose a little firmness.
This makes it possible to pick the largest number of olives per tree and have the maximum oil yield, while maintaining quality levels.
Normally 100 kg of olives yield 16 -18 kg of oil.
Many hands are needed to pick olives in the Chianti area. Machine-assisted harvesting is problematic, indeed it is almost always impossible, being too traumatic for both the land and the trees.
This means that in the month of November all the olive groves, from those of the large oil-making firms to the smallest holiday farms, are populated by entire families, helped by friends and labourers, all busy doing what has been done for centuries in the Chianti hills.
The harvest is often performed using the same techniques as those used centuries ago, and with the same simplicity: hard labour using nets and baskets, but also snacks and dinners in the olive grove, based on cold meats, pecorino cheese and, of course, a bottle of chianti classico to 'wet the whistles' of the tired olive pickers.
After harvesting the olives are taken to the oil mill for cleaning, crushing and finally oil extraction.
In November some members of Albergo del Chianti's staff, namely practically the whole BUSSOTTI family, move to the village of "Montefioralle" to pick their own olives, where they have 900 trees, helped by friends and regular overseas guests, Belgians, Germans, etc. To help them with their harvesting and for them to show you where all this is happening:
- in the olive groves you can help to pick the olives or, if you prefer, you can see pickers at work and only participate at snack time!
- in the oil mills you will be able to see the various phases that lead to the birth of Chianti extra virgin olive oil, one of the most valued typical products of the Chianti territory.
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Highlights of Hampshire's Collections
PORTSMOUTH MUSEUMS AND RECORDS SERVICE, Portsmouth
Most paintings in the collections of Portsmouth Museums and Records Service are in store. Virtually all the fine art works were lost in the bombing in 1941, and after the war it was decided to collect post war paintings in the area of "English Taste". Through an appeal, individuals and organisations donated items to rebuild Portsmouth's collections. These included works by Walter Sickert and his circle, donated through the Sickert Trust, and works by W. B. Ranken, given by Mrs Ernest Thesiger.
National art movements are now represented, as well as some international practitioners who had strong influences on British art. Artists from the St Ives School include Wilhemina Barnes-Graham, Terry Frost, Patrick Heron, Winifred Nicholson, Alfred Wallis, Brian Wynter; and there are good examples by the Bloomsbury Group.
Works by artists associated with the Portsmouth area have been acquired wherever possible. These include paintings by the Cole family George, George Vicat and Rex. There are 300 pictures by Benjamin Haughton, an accomplished local artist, who depicted rural landscapes and life at the turn of the early 20th century. These were bequeathed by his daughter. Also represented are students and tutors at the University of Portsmouth and its predecessor bodies, such as Derek Boshier, Jessie Brown, Geoff Catlow, John Eatwell, Alan Jefferson, Kevin O'Connor and Garrick Palmer. Bequests from artists Ada Dumas and Eleanor Spyers, who lived locally, include their own work and internationally acclaimed artists Paul Bril, Frances Hodgkins and Stanley Spencer, amongst others.
The Contemporary Art Society Presentation Scheme has added oils by Justin Knowles, William Scott and Gary Wragg. Work by notable artists such as Maerten Van der Hulst,, Adam Elsheimer and Guido Cagnacci has been donated through the Art Fund.
Paintings in the Local History collection focus on marine and topographical pictures and portraits of local people. There are representations of the harbour and shipping between 1800 and 1900 by artists such as Thomas Luny, W. A. Knell and W. L. Wyllie, as well as contemporary maritime artists. H. J.Morgans oils depict the career of a particular naval officer, Admiral Giffard, and capture the dramatic changes taking place in ship technology. A glimpse into another naval career is gained through the naive paintings by Colour Sergeant W. Joy. His HMS Devastation was on a mission to find the Indian murderers of two white men, as well as exercising a little 'Gunboat diplomacy'!
Edward King, a local artist and patient in St James' mental hospital, was commissioned by the city's mayor, Sir Denis Daley, to record the destruction suffered during the severe air raids of 1940 and 1941. He also painted the environs of St James' after the war.
The Arthur Conan Doyle Richard Lancelyn Green Bequest includes images relating to Conan Doyle and his famous creation, Sherlock Holmes.
Paintings in the Military History collection show events in the 1944 Normandy Landings and the Battle of Normandy. Others represent Portsmouth's military past, and local fortifications including Southsea Castle.
The Schools Loan Collection provides a valuable outreach tool to support the national curriculum and as a source of inspiration. The paintings are mostly by modern and contemporary British artists, many of whom have a connection with South East Hampshire and West Sussex.
THE ROYAL NAVAL MUSEUM - PORTSMOUTH HISTORIC DOCKYARD, Portsmouth
The Museum stands alongside HMS Victory, in the heart of the old Royal Dockyard at Portsmouth, and houses one of the most important collections of Nelson portraits in the country, with works by Hoppner, Abbott, Devis, Lucy and de Koster. The vivid study by the Austrian court portraitist Heinrich Füger is now generally agreed to be one of the best likenesses.
The collection includes other naval portraits, ranging from Thomas Hudsons magnificent study of Admiral Sir George Pocock, resplendent in the First Naval Officers uniform (1749), to studies of ordinary sailors, and members of the Womens Royal Naval Service, dating from World War II.
The artist most closely associated with the Museum is W.L. Wyllie, who was fascinated with HMS Victory. He actively raised funds for its restoration and painted many pictures recording it, including The Main Yard of Victory being crossed. Wyllies masterpiece, the Panorama of the Battle of Trafalgar, painted in 1929, is a gigantic canvas (measuring 42 × 12 feet). It is displayed in the special annexe built to Wyllies own design to house it.
Leading modern marine artists represented include Geoff Hunt (President Royal Society of Marine Artists), William Bishop, Rex Phillips and Roger Fisher.
In the 1980s, a large set of paintings depicting key battles in World War II were commissioned by former RSMA President, David Cobb. Other works by ordinary sailors, although often quite crude, vividly capture the essence of life at sea.
ROYAL MARINES MUSEUM, Eastney, Portsmouth
The Museum is housed in the Royal Marine Artillery Barracks and most of the paintings are on permanent view, hanging in the magnificent Officers Mess. Many pictures have stories to tell. A very large and imposing painting of Queen Victoria carries the inscription Copied from the original of H Von Angeli by Herman G Herkomer, 1887. Apparently Queen Victoria instructed that this inscription should be added since, upon comparison, it was found that the copy was a better likeness than the original!
James Northcotes equestrian portrait of George III is one of only two known to exist. Recently the Museum acquired, from an auction of works of art belonging to Elton John, a second Northcote portrait: Lt James Dyer of the Marines, 1780/1.
The portrait of Major F W Lumsden VC, DSO of the Royal Marine Artillery is one of a pair commissioned by the Mess from H. Donald Smith in 1920. Lumsden had extraordinary leadership qualities and courage. He was awarded the Victoria Cross, the Distinguished Service Order (on four occasions) and was appointed Commander of the Bath. He was also four times mentioned in Despatches. This painting links well to the series of oil portraits of all Royal Marines who have been awarded the Victoria Cross.
The collection includes battle scenes, ceremonies, ships and exploration in the 18th to 20th centuries. War artists, such as Leslie Cole are represented. Some serving officers and men of the Marines and Royal Marines also sketched, drew and painted what they saw and experienced, with varying degrees of talent. These works provide fascinating snapshots into their lives.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL MUSEUMS AND ARCHIVES SERVICE, Winchester
Oil paintings represent Hampshires rich and varied landscape, its coastline, creeks and estuaries; its man-made ports and harbours that are home to naval and merchant shipping. W. Shayers Gypsy encampment in the New Forest is a sentimental representation of a travelling family. The works of WH Allen, Director of Farnham College of Arts, record a vanishing way of life on the Surrey/Hampshire border between the two World Wars.
Martin Snape, born in Gosport in 1852, recorded Gosport, Portsmouth and the local coastline, in paintings such as, The Hard, Gosport, in the evening.
Ambrose Louis Garnerays Prison Hulks in Portsmouth Harbour contrasts with Edwin Weedons Launch of the Royal Sovereign at Portsmouth, a more uplifting representation of the local coast and its shipping.
Petersfield was, for many years, the hub of a small artistic community. One of these painters, George Marston, was the artist on Shackletons 1915 expedition to the Antarctic. He painted Self Portrait and the View of Antarctica.
Frederick Bowker a local solicitor acted for the Tichborne family in the 19th century in the Tichborne Trials. These concerned Roger Tichborne, supposedly lost at sea, and the appearance of a man from the Australian Outback who claimed to be the missing heir.
One of the longest cases in British legal history, it had huge social and political implications. The Tichborne Criminal Trial, by Frederick Sargent, shows the claimant when he was found guilty and sentenced to 14 years in prison. The problems of identity theft today make the painting, and the Tichborne Trials, hugely relevant and they attract interest from the UK and overseas.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILS CONTEMPORARY ART COLLECTION, Winchester
Hampshire County Council began making this collection 20 years ago. It includes important oils by significant British artists: local scenes by Annabel Gault, skyscapes by Brendan Neiland, a Hampshire field by Robert Butler and two smaller works by David Morgan and David Atkins.
The works are located in County Council Offices to enhance the working environment for staff and visitors. A new gallery in The Winchester Discovery Centre will feature specially curated shows for wider public enjoyment.
The current collecting policy is to invest locally, in Hampshires rich pool of artists, to raise the profile and awareness of locally based talent. Artists include Kathy Ramsay-Carr, Nick Andrew, Peter Joyce, Christine Hughes and Margaret McLellan, Masako Tobita and Andy Waite.
WINCHESTER MUSEUMS SERVICE ART COLLECTION, Winchester
Many of the paintings are views of Winchester and the surrounding district, the earliest being a view of the city from the south west in 1759, with an encampment of Hessian troops.
Portraits include: Charles I and Charles II, local MPs, mayors, local gentry, civic dignitaries, city benefactors and patrons. The earliest portrait is of Ralph Lamb, a cousin of the then Mayor of Winchester, probably painted to commemorate his attendance at the wedding, in Winchester, of Queen Mary and King Philip. Lamb was a benefactor of St. Johns Hospital, a local alms charity. Nationally known artists represented in the collection include Peter Lely, Fred Appleyard, John Opie, George Arnald, William Sidney Cooper and Frank Salisbury.
The Museums Service headquarters houses most of the collection, where paintings can be viewed by appointment. Other pictures hang in Winchester Guildhall and the Mayors official residence, Abbey House, where each year a selection are put on public exhibition. There will also soon be an exhibition space in the new Discovery Centre.
HORSEPOWER! THE MUSEUM OF THE KINGS ROYAL HUSSARS, Winchester
HorsePower tells the story of an English cavalry regiment from 1715 to the present day, firstly on horses but for the last seventy five years in armoured cars and tanks.
The Scouts by W. B. Wollen portrays two Tenth Hussars during the Peninsula War, observing from the cover of trees the approach of a French mounted patrol. Although painted long after the event, it captures the spirit of the cavalry soldier on reconnaissance.
Portraits of important generals include General Douglas, who commanded the Eleventh Hussars at the Charge of the Light Brigade, and NCOs such as Sergeant Major Kilvert, who also rode in that charge. Field Marshall Viscount Byng of Vymy painted by Philip de Laszlo served in every rank from 1883 to 1919 and was first in action with the Tenth Hussars at El Teb in 1884. This painting is on loan from the National Portrait Gallery.
The scenery of South Africa during the Boer War is brought to life in The Race for the Kopje by
G. D. Giles who also who painted The Charge at El Teb1884, having been present himself.
The Girls We Left Behind, by Thomas Jones Barker, is the touching scene of a mounted troop of Eleventh Hussars leaving an English village on their departure for India in 1866.
More recent paintings include the Tenth Hussars Guidon Parade, Auld Lang Syne, and March Past by Joan Wanklyne, as well as the Eleventh Hussars Guidon Parade in 1965, entitled Presentation of the Guidon to HM The Queen Mother by Terence Cuneo.
THE ROYAL GREEN JACKETS MUSEUM, Winchester
The Museum owns handsome portraits of regimental figures, some of national renown, and scenes of the Regiment and its antecedents in action. A splendid painting by an unknown artist shows Major General Coote Manningham, revered by the Regiment as the founder of The Rifle Brigade in 1800. Several of the Regiments commanders at the Battle of Waterloo are represented, such as John Colborne, later Field Marshal Lord Seaton, who administered the decisive flanking attack that routed the French Imperial Guard and ensured Allied Victory. There are also five splendid battle scenes by T. Baines (18201875) showing engagements in which the 1st Battalion, The Rifle Brigade, took part during the war in South Africa in 1852.
THE GURKHA MUSEUM, Winchester
Britain has a unique relationship with Nepal, our oldest ally in Asia. The Gurkha Museum covers Gurkha military history from 1815 to the present day.
Crossing the Tigris, Mesopotamia, 23 February 1917 shows the First Battalion Second King Edwards Own Gurkha Rifles being rowed across the river by men of the First/Forth Battalion, The Hampshire Regiment. This was painted circa 1960 by Lionel Edwards.
Terence Cuneos painting The Action at Labis depicts the Tenth Gurkha Rifles on operations in 1964 against Indonesian parachute troops in Western Malaysia. It is a tribute to the Company Commander, Major Richard Haddow, who was killed in the encounter.
JANE AUSTEN'S HOUSE MUSEUM, Chawton
Chawton Cottage, now Jane Austen's House Museum, was home to the writer in later life, when she wrote and revised almost all of her major work.
The circumstances in which Jane Austen (1775-1817) came to live in Chawton have close links with the oil paintings on display in the house today. Her brother Edward was adopted into the Knight family. Thomas Knight, a wealthy distant relation had left properties in Kent and Hampshire to Edward, who offered this modest home on his Chawton estate to his widowed mother and his two unmarried sisters, Cassandra and Jane.
The paintings all relate to Edward (Austen) Knight and his family. Edward is revealed in considerable splendour in a large, full length portrait by an unknown artist to celebrate his completion of the Grand Tour. In powdered wig and gold breeches he stands amid classical ruins, very much the young man of property. A second portrait of Edward depicts him in his early teens, possibly around the time of his "adoption" by the Knight family.
Edwards eldest daughter, Fanny Knight, is represented in an oval oil painting when in middle age. A favourite niece of Jane Austen, "almost another sister", she was the eldest of 11 children. Sadly, in older age, she recalled her famous aunt with more condescension than affection.
CHAWTON HOUSE LIBRARY, Chawton
This Library is one of the worlds leading centres for studying the lives and work of women writing in English, 1600-1830. Writings include novels, poetry, drama, published letters, memoirs, history, travel, medicine, botany, cookery and educational works, advice manuals and childrens literature.
The history of Chawton House itself is interwoven with the family story of Jane Austen, as the Library also houses the Knight Collection, a fascinating example of a private country house library put together in the 18th and 19th centuries. Owned by Edward, Jane Austens brother, it was a library known and used by Jane herself.
The Knight Collection of paintings comprises family portraits and landscapes, as well as very interesting Austen-related pieces. The oils in the Library Collection focus on notable women, including Amelia Opie (poet and novelist) by her husband John Opie, Mary Robinson (actress, poet and novelist) by John Hoppner, Catherine Macaulay (historian) by Joseph Wright of Derby, George Sand (novelist) by FJB Bizard and Kitty Fisher (famous courtesan and aspiring actress) attributed to Francis Coates.
ROYAL NAVY SUBMARINE MUSEUM, Gosport
British submarines and their heroic crews have not entered the consciousness of the general public to the extent of the better known U-boats. This Museum houses artefacts and pictures, all of which hold surprising social interest. The paintings show the evolution of the submarine
Professional artists such as Terence Cuneo, G.F. Bradshaw and Johne Makin are represented, and also submariners with artistic flare who have captured life on board. The Launch of HMS Dreadnought by Terence Cuneo shows the sheer size of the first nuclear submarine, as hundreds crowd to see her with the Royal Family looking on - a sharp contrast to its earliest predecessor the Holland class, seen in the painting Holland3.
Some of the most important events in submarine history are represented. Well Done E9 portrays the first sinking of a ship by a British submarine. Just days after the loss of the first British warship to a U-boat in 1914, HMS E9 commanded by Lieutenant Max Horton sank the German light cruiser Hela. This picture, an amateur work, was probably painted close to the event.
The portrait of Lieutenant Commander MD Wanklyn VC, DSO commemorates the Royal Navy's most successful submarine commander. As CO of HMS Upholder, Wanklyn sank a record tonnage of enemy shipping from 1940-42. Tragically, in April 1942 Upholder was lost with all hands, on her last patrol before returning to Britain. The Admiralty took the very unusual step of publishing a special communiqué praising Upholder and her crew: "The ship and company are gone, but the example and the inspiration remain". This portrait was commissioned by the submarine officers of the Ward Room of HMS Dolphin the year after Wanklyns death.
EXPLOSION! MUSEUM OF NAVAL FIREPOWER, Gosport
Great naval battles and warships have always been one of the romantic themes for painters. Weapons, ammunition, and the people who made them, are less popular with artists. The collection includes works in oils and acrylics by Silas Ellis and N. H. Dale. They show the armament vessels and the makers and designers of naval armaments. The Museum owes a debt to the few artists who decided to illustrate this little-known and less glamorous side of war.
THE MUSEUM OF ARMY FLYING, Middle Wallop
The collection of paintings depicts the heroism of the soldiers that went to war by air.
Portraits include aircraft designers and engineers of the early days of flying:Tommy Sopwith, Sir Richard Fairey, Charles Rolls, Sir Sefton Branckner and Harry Hawker.
Many tributes have been made to the Glider Pilot Regiment and the exciting exploits of the Coup de Main onto the bridge over the Caen Canal on D-Day 6 June 1944. Alan Richards captures the moment of the first glider, landing alongside the bridge, under the control of SSGT Wallwork.
Other paintings show the action-packed Landing Zones at Arnhem, and the Cold War in the fields of West Germany, with an Army Air Corps Gazelle in support of a Main Battle Tank. There is also a fine depiction of an air battle over Poole Harbour in 1940 by Edmund Miller.
GILBERT WHITES HOUSE & THE OATES MUSEUM, Selbourne
Gilbert White (1720 93) was the naturalist famous for The Natural History and Antiquities of Selborne, and for discovering the migration of birds.
Robert Washington Oates set up a joint Gilbert White and Oates Memorial Trust to run Whites house as a museum. It commemorates both Gilbert White and the Oates family under the overall theme of Exploring the Natural World. Most of the paintings are from the Oates family collection, about a third relate to the White family or Selborne.
The White family paintings are displayed in room settings in the part of the house in which Gilbert White lived. The Oates family portraits are displayed in the Victorian part of the house.
These include Captain Lawrence Oates, soldier and explorer, who took part in Scotts 1911 Terra Nova expedition. His uncle, Frank Oates, also an explorer and naturalist famous for this collection of rare birds from South America, is represented.
THE MUSEUM OF ARMY CHAPLAINCY, Amport
This collection includes portraits of former Chaplain-Generals.
Terence Cuneos The Presentation of the VC to the Reverend Theodore Bayley Hardy, VC DSO MC by HM King George V (1966) was commissioned by the Chaplain-General and chaplains of the Royal Army Chaplains Department. Hardy was commended for: "most conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty on many occasions he has, by his fearlessness, devotion to men of his battalion, and quiet unobtrusive manner, won the respect and admiration of the whole division."
THE HOVERCRAFT MUSEUM, Lee-on-the-Solent
Much original material has survived and nothing pre-dates 1958, when the first hovercraft were made. Bagleys wonderfully detailed oils of craft in operation are highly sought after. Also fascinating are the impressions, by a number of artists, of what they imagined hovercraft would be in the future.


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In "Cellphone drivers" (Forum, March 3), Ralph Stevenson is frustrated by poor drivers who are also on their cellphones.
I don't think it is due to cellphone use but to poor driving skills and habits. (Yeah, I know, studies say that driving while talking on a cellphone is similar to driving drunk.)
During my drive home, I regularly talk on the phone to my wife or mother. There have been instances when they will ask me if I'm still there because I have stopped talking to focus on my driving in a particular situation.
For example, once, waiting to make a left turn, the light turned green and the idiot behind me laid on his horn for me to go. I rolled down my window and pointed to the gentleman crossing the street while pushing a stroller, along with his young son on a bike. The real problem is that people just don't pay attention, period.
Cellphone or not, people still don't use their signals, and they make inattentive moves.
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My Netflix queue just went into cardiac arrest as I read about all kinds of new movies on the 2007-Best lists from Doug Cummings and Robert Koehler. What would I do without tour guides like them?Nate Bell separates wheat from chaff.Brandon Fibbs is impressed with many, but only one "gobsmacked" him.David Hudson still has the greatest film-lover's blog on the web, and his own list is as interesting as any I've read. (I can't wait to get into a theater to see his #1 … [Read more...]
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- 2 1/2 cups short-grain Japanese rice
- 3 cups water
- 5 tablespoons soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons mirin
- 2 tablespoons sake
- 1 1/2 teaspoons finely grated fresh ginger
- 1 pound skinless, boneless chicken breasts, sliced crosswise 1/4 inch thick
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 1/4 cups low-sodium chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon unseasoned rice vinegar
- 1 medium onion, halved lengthwise and sliced crosswise 1/4 inch thick
- 1 small red bell pepper, thinly sliced
- 4 large eggs, lightly beaten
- 2 scallions, thinly sliced on the diagonal
- Nori strips, for garnish
Put the rice in a medium saucepan and rinse under cold running water, rubbing the rice with your fingers until the water runs clear. Transfer the rice to a colander and let drain for 30 minutes.
In the saucepan, cover the rice with the water, then cover the saucepan and bring the rice to a simmer over high heat. Reduce the heat to low and cook for 15 minutes. Remove the rice from the heat and let it steam for 5 minutes, until tender. Stir the rice gently with a fork to separate the grains, then cover the saucepan and keep the rice warm until serving.
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Add the chicken broth, the remaining 2 tablespoons of soy sauce, 2 tablespoons of mirin, 1 tablespoon of sake and the rice vinegar to the skillet. Bring the sauce to a simmer over moderately low heat and cook for 5 minutes. Add the onion slices and simmer over moderate heat, stirring occasionally, until softened, about 5 minutes. Add the bell pepper and cook until softened, about 3 minutes.
Spread the onion and bell pepper slices out in an even layer in the skillet and pour the beaten eggs on top of the vegetables. Spread the cooked chicken over the egg mixture and then top it with half of the scallions. Cook over moderately low heat until the eggs are almost set, 6 to 8 minutes.
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Welcome to St. Barnabas Catholic School!
Greetings and a warm welcome to the St. Barnabas Catholic School Website.
St. Barnabas is a National Blue Ribbon School located in Northfield, Ohio. Our surrounding communities include Macedonia, Northfield Center, Northfield Township, and Sagamore Hills.
It is our pleasure to share with you a brief overview of our school. We have over 600 students with a 3 and 4 year old preschool program and three classrooms of each grade level, K-8. There are classroom aides in all of our primary classrooms preschool to third grade. We have over 40 licensed professional educators and over 80 total staff here at St. Barnabas School. We are blessed to have three active priests on the parish staff, who are involved in parish life and the school. The school holds annual all school retreats, as well as grade level retreats. The whole school attends Mass on Fridays at 8:30 a.m. Parents are encouraged to attend and sit with their children, as grade levels rotate their participation in the Liturgy.
Our Learning Center is fully staffed with an auxiliary clerk, speech & language pathologist, school counselor, intervention specialist, remedial reading/math teacher and a gifted teacher (Roots & Wings Program for students in grades 3-8). We utilize the Response to Intervention Program (RTI). We offer our students many after school activities (found under the heading "Student Life"), an extraordinary athletic program (SBAA), and an active PTU. Unique elective offerings for our junior high students include cooking, life skills, peer tutoring, Spanish 3D animation, study skills and relaxation are offered during the school day.
Our students participate in National History Day, Science Olympiad, Ohio Mathematics League, Academic Challenge, Catholic Math League, Math Counts, Daughters of the American Revolution Essay Contests, Maltz Museum "Stop the Hate" essay contest, Geography Bee, Summit County Child and Family Awareness Creative Poster/Slogan Contest…just to list a few. Please refer to "Student Life" on our website for a complete listing of offerings.
As a Catholic, faith-filled community we are committed to serving others. We do this through various service projects such as LifeStraws, Freerice.com, raising money for school supplies in El Salvador, donating to local food pantries, collecting needed items for local agencies, supporting awareness such as Diabetes, Autism, and persons with Down Syndrome (Upside of Downs). Our staff spent a day at Hattie Larlham's facilities, which supports persons with developmental disabilities. We also conduct monthly service projects within grade levels. Our students and staff model, live, and understand what true service means.
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We believe in teaching our children to recognize their God-given gifts and, as stewards of the Gospel values, in providing them with the ability to see God in themselves and others and the courage to act with compassion and justice as Disciples of Christ.
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The Kumaria Presidency Hotel, Mumbai is centrally located in the financial and business districts of Mumbai, just a few minutes drive from the airport. The small Kumaria Presidency Hotel has adequate facilities with friendly and personalized service. Rooms are unfussy and simple, yet comfortable.
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Man, 49, killed in trailer fire near Orlando
A 49-year-old Clearwater man was found dead over the weekend inside a charred travel trailer in central Florida. The body of Thomas Osborne of Clearwater was found Sunday morning in Bithlo, a small community east of Orlando. Relatives told Orange County authorities that Osborne had parked his trailer near his half-brother's home for the New Year holiday, and said he had been depressed recently. The fire is under investigation.
Sewage spills into Stevenson's Creek
After 2,500 gallons of sewage spilled into Stevenson's Creek on Sunday, the city has posted signs warning people about the contamination, which will likely persist for a couple of days. "There's no need to fret about anything unless you were going to go swimming in the creek," said public utilities director Tracy Mercer, who noted that few people take that swim in January. The sewage spill started when a metal plug blew out of a 16-inch pipe at the city's Marshall Street plant in North Greenwood, which discharges treated wastewater into the creek. After the leak appeared, workers piled sandbags to contain another 4,800 gallons of sewage sludge at the site before it could spill into the creek.
Department names firefighter of year
Dunedin Fire Department firefighters have named Craig Brown the 2008 firefighter of the year. Brown, 34, is an acting lieutenant, the secretary/treasurer of the firefighters union and volunteers to lead fundraisers and other department initiatives. He lives in New Port Richey with his wife, who is expecting their first child. Brown supervised a crew in fighting a house fire and caring for a badly burned victim, and made sure the firefighters could talk with someone once the emergency was over. Fire Chief Bud Meyer wrote in an e-mail, "Craig's upbeat attitude, professional skills and willingness to go well beyond what is expected of him are attributes that serve as an example to all firefighters who aspire to rise to the top of their profession.''
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Freedom football coach Marquel Blackwell, a former standout at USF, was arrested early Monday on a charge of driving under the influence, 7C.
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Dopking, Louise Munsch
Driscoll, Theron Wallace
Fogarty, Daniel P.
Heimlich, Beatrice
Holland, Corinne
Jacobs, Margaret
Jones, Pamela Woodworth
Langner, Walter Henry Jr.
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Lydtin, Viola
Martin, Betty
Masteller, Alice
Meissner, Elaine
Mszanski, Ruth H.
Petryk, Elaine
Savitzky, Mary E. "Betty"
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Tone2 launches Rayblaster Demo Contest
Tone2 has announced the launch of a demo contest for Rayblaster, offering a chance to win store credit.
In light of our recent Rayblaster synthesizer release, we are now looking for some original demo songs, to show us what YOU can do with Rayblaster and its factory presets.
A nice chance to show your producer skills, check out what Rayblaster is capable of and at the same time win Tone2 products!
Download the Rayblaster demo from our website and produce a short demo song, using only the factory presets. Already have the full version of Rayblaster? we encourage you to compete as well :-)
The best three songs will be picked by us, win their prize and will be featured in the product's MP3 demo.
Rayblaster Demo Contest prizes
- 1st prize: The winner of the best demo song wins a $250 credit to spend in the Tone2 shop.
- 2nd prize: The winner of the second best demo song wins a $200 credit credit to spend in the Tone2 shop.
- 3rd prize: The winner of the third best demo song wins a $100 credit credit to spend in the Tone2 shop.
- ?: Not among the winning tracks but still have a good demo song? No worries! anyone who did not win, but still has their song used in our product demo, receives a free Warmverb or Filterbank3 license.
The deadline for submitting your demo is December 27th, 2012.
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The contest deadline was extended to January 13th so you still have some time to join!
how the hell are we suppose to make a track with a demo that cuts out and doesn't play any sound lol another failure for tone2


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Complete Awesomeness: Top 10 Quotes From Kanye West's New York Times Interview [PHOTOS]
The Taylor Swift incident only bolstered his…awesomeness…
But has that instinct led you astray? Like the Taylor Swift interruption at the MTV Video Music Awards, things like that.
"It's only led me to complete awesomeness at all times. It's only led me to awesome truth and awesomeness. Beauty, truth, awesomeness. That's all it is."


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I received three debit cards from NatWest, a pin number, cheque book, joining pack and bank statement, all in the name of somebody else but sent to our address. I have drawn the bank's attention to what looks like an attempted fraud involving identity theft, and possibly theft of documents containing our address. Over seven weeks I have written three times, phoned twice and had not so much as an acknowledgement from the branch.
The police say they will not act on a suspected fraud unless the bank refers it as I am not, at present at least, the victim. CH, Nottingham
Banks complain about the billions of pounds they lose to fraud so it is staggering that, three months after you first tried to contact the bank, it has not even acknowledged your warning. It should have jumped into action. Now that head office has investigated, it admits it did not deal with your concerns quickly enough. But it has established that this was not fraud. You received another customer's information simply because a clerk typed your address on their account. At no point did the bank's staff or the customer notice this serious mistake.
NatWest has corrected the address and is sending you £100 to apologise. I hope the other customer appreciates how lucky they were that the bank sent their details to someone who was honest.
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The module is a wrapper around the jQuery pause plugin and also provides an interface for adding the necessary selectors that the plugin would need for performing the pause events. It should also be noted that this module does integrate with jQ, however it does not require it in order to work.
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JG891 Spitfire LF Mk Vc in 249 Squadron markings as JK879
Related Notes by Caz
JG891 [G-LFVC] an LF Mk Vc in 1942, was delivered to the Royal Australian Air Force as A58-178. While serving with 79 squadron at Kiriwina in the Solomon Islands in January 1945, JG891 flipped over onto her back when landing in wet and gusty conditions. The pilot was slightly injured and the aircraft was not repaired.
In 1974 the stripped down hulk was recovered from the Solomon Islands and a composite restoration to flying condition using parts from EF545 RAAF serial A58-149 and registered in New Zealand.
It was eventually acquired by Historic Flying, and was to be restored to flying condition as a Mk Vc Trop with a Volkes filter housing under the nose. The filter was fitted to avoid sucking in the damaging sand and dust - these filters were not only ugly but also took the edge off performance.
When the above photograph was taken, JG891 was finished in the desert camouflage colours and markings of JK879 as flown by F/Sgt John G 'Jack' Hughes, a RCAF pilot flying with No 249 Squadron at Takali in Malta; 1942/43.
Photographed at Duxford 'Flying Legands' on 7th July 2007. Coded T:B. Since then the Aircraft, firstly changed British Owners subsequently moved to the USA where the Volkes Filter was been removed.
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Mischa Barton is tempting
Here's a pic of Mischa Barton showing a bit of the ol' nipplage. She doesn't appear to be wearing a bra, but since she's about eight feet tall she can probably just rest her boobs on her boyfriend's head. Or, better yet, she can rest them in my hands, as long as she doesn't mind me giggling like Beavis and making honking noises when I squeeze them.