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Peak District Mines Historical Society
Peak District Mines Historical Society
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Crich Lead Mining Display
High Rake Mine, Windmill
High Rake
A Brief History of High Rake Mine - Jim Rieuwerts
Excavation Photos from High Rake Mine
Silence Mine - Great Hucklow
Silence Mine
Silence Mine Field Notes by Nellie Kirkham
Silence Mine - An Article
1878 Newspaper Cutting
Current and ongoing projects
Lodge Moor Bole Smelting Site
The Project at Lodge Moor
John Barnatt's Original Report on the Lodge Moor Site
David Kiernan's Views on the Lodge Moor Bole Site
Geophysics, Soil Sampling and Surveying
Magpie Mine, the Society's Field Centre
Magpie Mine, Its History and What to See
Visiting Magpie Mine
Magpie Mine Management Plan
Magpie Mine Photographic Album
Latest Bulletin (Mining History)
Index to Mining History
Index - Mining History Volume 1
Index - Mining History Volume 2
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Index - Mining History Volume 5
Index - Mining History Volume 6
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Index - Mining History Volume 15
Index - Mining History Volume 16
Index - Mining History Volume 17
Index - Mining History Volume 19
Peak District Miners - Census Returns
Peak District Mining Laws and Customs
Newspaper Cuttings of Mining Interest
Mine Plans and Surveys
Nellie Kirkham's Field Notes
Lead Miners Heyday - Ron Slack
List of Britain's Mines in 1896
Derbyshire's Mining Industry in 1896 - A List of Coal Mines
Derbyshire's Mining Industry in 1896 - A List of Metalliferous Mines
Wales' Mining Industry in 1896
Scotland's Mining Industry in 1896
Ireland's Mining Industry in 1896
The South of England's Mining Industry in 1896
The Midlands of England's Mining Industry in 1896
The North of England's Mining Industry in 1896
Post Office Directory 1849
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Catalogue of CD Collection
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PDMHS Newsletters, Bulletin and 'Mining History'
NCMRS - NMRS 'British Mining' Etc.
Journals and Newsletters of the Historical Metallurgy Society
Industrial Archaeology Review etc.
Other Journals and Newsletters
Foreign Language Journals and Newsletters
The Mercian Geologist
Reports of H.M. Inspectors of Mines
Archive Boxes in the Library
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Ring Binder - Offprints Vol. 1
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Ring Binder - Millclose Mine Papers
Ring Binder - Articles of Interest
Ring Binder - Papers by Trevor Ford
Ring Binder - Wensley Liberty Gifts
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'British Mining' and Associated Publications and Newsletters
NCMRS Newsletter – Spring 1962
NCMRS Newsletter – Autumn 1962
Folder of NCMRS Newsletters – Volume 1 1963
NCMRS Newsletter – March 1970
NCMRS Newsletter – July 1970
NCMRS Newsletter – August 1972
NMRS Newsletter – February 1978
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Transactions of the Northern Cavern and Mine Research Society (NCMRS)
Transactions 1960-1 (June 1961)
Transactions 1962-3 (April 1964)
Individual Survey Series of the Northern Cavern and Mine Research Society
Publication 1: Springs Wood Level, Starbotton, Kettlewell, Yorkshire
Ed. D.T. Richardson
Publication 2: The Non-Ferrous Metal Mines of South-West Scotland
J.R. Foster-Smith
Publication 3: The Metalliferous Mines of the Arnside-Carnforth Districts of Lancashire & Westmorland
C.M. Moseley
Publication 4: The Greenhow Lead Mining Field (A Historical Survey)
J.M. Dickinson
Publication 5: The Non-Ferrous Mines of Denbighshire
J.R. Foster-Smith
Publication 6: The Teign Valley Lead Mines
C.J. Schmitz
Publication 7: The Non-Ferrous Mines of Flintshire
J.R. Foster-Smith
Memoirs of the Northern Cavern and Mine Research Society (NCMRS)
Memoirs 1964
Memoirs 1965
Memoirs 1966 (December 1966)
Memoirs 1967 (December 1967)
Memoirs 1968 (January 1969)
Memoirs 1969 (October 1969)
Memoirs Volume 2 No. 1
Memoirs Volume 2 No. 2 (August 1972)
Memoirs Volume 2 No. 3 (September 1973)
Memoirs Volume 2 No. 4 (June 1974)
British Mining – Memoirs of the Northern Mine Research Society
British Mining No. 1
Lumb Clough Lead Smelting Mill
Dickinson, Gill and Martell
A Prototype Aerial Ropeway at Hebden
Dickinson, J.M.
North Mossdale Mine
Gill, M.C.
Cost of Sinking the Hanging Hey Pit
Aked, J.A.
Articles of Agreement between J. Farrer and A. Shaw
Aked, J.A.
The Instructions given by The Company of Mines Royal to George Bowes and A. Shaw
Wildridge, J.D.J.
Mineral Veins in Bannerdale Crags
Ziemba, T.G.P.
Strontian Lead Mines
Landless, J.G.
Vigra – Clogau – St. David's Mine Areas
Madoc-Jones, G.W.
British Mining No. 2
The Bay Mine, Wanlockhead, Scotland
Harvey and Downs-Rose
British Mining No. 3
The Keld Literary Institute
Craig, W.J.
Mire Shaft, Grassington Moor
Gill, M.C.
An Old Mining Law Suit of the 16th Century
Aked, J.
Visit to Wheal Jane Tin Mine
Hunter, J.
An Account of an Accident at Wheal Agar
Gill, M.C.
Synopsis – Clogau St. David's Gold Mine, Bontddu
Madoc-Jones, G.W.
Notes on Subterranean Temperatures in Metal Mines
Bird, R.H.
Lead and Leases
Harvey and Downs-Rose
A History of the Hebden Moor Lead Mines in the 19th Century
Gill, M.C.
An Introduction to the Mines in the Isle of Man
Landless, J.
British Mining No. 4
The Mines of Anglesey and Caernarvonshire
Foster-Smith, J.R.
British Mining No. 5
An Exercise in Mineral Exploration – Dartmoor 1974
Hunter, J.
The Bubble Company
Brooke, Justin
The Weardale Lead Company Limited
Smith, F.W.
The Sacking of the Francises by John Taylor 1841-2
Tucker, Mary and Gordon
Force Crag Today – October 1876
Landless, V.
Who Discovered Devon Great Consols?
Brooke, Justin
The Nenthead and Tynedale Lead and Zinc Company Limited 1882-1896
Almond, J.K.
The Nenthead Lead Mines and Works of the Vielle Montagne Zinc Company, 1913
Landless, J.
The Phoenix United Mines, in the Parish of Linkinhorne, East Cornwall
Shambrook, R.
A Report on the Excavations at the Chimney Shaft, Cockhill Mine
Gill, M.C. and McNeil, J.
Castell Carndochan Gold Mine and Prince Edward Gold Mine
Jones, W.G.
British Mining No. 6
The Mines of Merioneth
Foster-Smith, J.R.
British Mining No. 7
A History of the Conlig and Whitespots Lead Mines
Woodrow, A.
British Mining No. 8
A Report on Excavations at the site of the Eighteenth Century lead smelter at Pate's Knowes, Wanlockhead
Harvey and Downs-Rose G.
Source materials for the history of British Mining in the Archives of the Institute of Geological Sciences
Thackray, J.C.
The Holyhead Breakwater, Quarries and Brickworks
Jones, W.G.
Stannary Tales
Brooke, Justin
An Account of the N.M.R.S. Exploration at Sunside, Coldstones Hill, Pateley Bridge
Finch, A.
The Mineral Production Figures of Alston Moor
Lawson, J.
Buckden Out Moor Lead Smelting Mill
Dickinson, J.M.
Copper Ore Statistics: Public Ticketings, Cornwall 1814-1856 and Swansea 1819-1856
Hemerdon Ball – Rolling Again
Hunter, J.
Bale Hills in Swaledale and Arkengarthdale
Barker, J.L.
British Mining No. 9
The Llandudno Copper Mines
Williams, C.J.
British Mining No. 10
The Mines of Montgomery and Radnorshire
Foster-Smith, J.R.
British Mining No. 11 - 1979
The mineral statistics of Lead and Zinc mining on Alston Moor, Cumberland
Burt, Waite and Atkinson
The Coalbrookdale Coalfield, Shropshire – Mineral Working and land reclamation
Brown, I.J.
Notes on the dangers, location and treatment of old mine shafts in part of the Coalbrookdale Coalfield
Brown, I.J.
Memories of a Collier in the Halifax coal mining district
Aked, J.
Preesall Salt Mines
Landless, V.
New light on Llanfyrnach Lead Mine, Pembrokeshire
Tucker, G.
A note on the Application of Photography to Mining
Bird, R.H.
Extracts from the Minute Book of the North Hendre Lead Mining Co. Ltd.
Bayles, R.
Llanfair Mines, Llanfair, Talhaiarn, Denbighshire
Jones, W.G.
Blubberhouse Moor Lead Mine
Gill, M.C.
Greenside Explored
Landless, V.
Greenside Mine: Ore Dressing c1900 – The Dam Disaster 1927
Challis, P.J.
The Rebuilding of two Smelting Hearths at Wanlockhead
Harvey and Downs-Rose
The Mines of Littondale
Gill, M.C.
British Mining No. 12
The Mines of Cardiganshire
Foster-Smith, J.R.
British Mining No. 13
The Mines of Grassington Moor and Wharfedale
N.M.R.S. Records
British Mining No. 14
The Manganese Mines of North Wales
Down, C.G.
British Mining No. 15
The Teign Valley Silver-Lead Mines, 1806 to 1880
Schmitz, C.J.
British Mining No. 16
The Gallantry Bank Copper Mine, Bickerton, Cheshire
Carlon, Chris, J.
British Mining No. 17
The Cwmystwyth Mines
Hughes, Simon J.S.
British Mining No. 18
The Non-Ferrous Mines of the South Wales Area
Foster-Smith, J.R.
British Mining No. 19
Pumping Engines at the Leadhills Mines
Harvey, W.S.
West Stonesdale Mine
McNeil, J.S.
Geological Sections of Holyfield, Hudgill Cross Vein and Silver Bank Mines
Gill, M.C.
The Iron Mining Industry in Devon
Atkinson, Waite and Burt
Hartsop Hall Mine, 1980
Hewer, R.E.
Prys Mine
Tyson, L.O. & Hewer, R.E.
Survey of 'Wood Level' at Brandlehow, Cumbria
Hewer, R.E.
The Cornish Boiler
Shambrook, R.
Surviving Miscellany
Bird, R.H.
Cornwall: Sites of Interest Old and New
Brooke, J.
Merstham Firestone Mines: An Interim Report
Keeting, J.
The Wherry Mine, Penzance
Shambrook, R.
Mining, Methodism – Primitive and United, Bible Christians etc.
Shambrook, R.
The Old Flockton Collieries, c.1772-1893
Goodchild, J.
British Mining No. 20
The Caradon and Phoenix Mining area
Shambrook, H.R.
British Mining No. 21
The Greenhow Lead Mining Field – A Historical Survey
Dickinson, J. & Gill, M.
British Mining No. 22
"The Richest in all Wales!" The Welsh Potosi or Esgair Hir and Esgair Fraith Lead and Copper Mines of Cardiganshire
Palmer, Marilyn
British Mining No. 23
Mines, Smelt Mills and Works: Descriptions by an Edwardian Traveller
Brears, P.C.D.
The Snaefell Mine Accident 1897
Challis, P.J.
An Account of a Mine Adventure by John Royle on the Gwydir Estate, 1775-1784
Bennett, J.S.
The Jordanhill Coal Pits, Glasgow
Skillen, B.S.
A Certain Freehold Mineral Estate known as Fox Oak Colliery
Chapman, N.A.
An Introduction to the Mineral Statistics of the United Kingdom, 1845-1913
Burt, R. with Waite, P.
The Duke's Level, Grassington. A Comment on John Taylor's Views
Gill, M.C.
The Hurst Mining Field, Swaledale, Yorkshire
Tyson, L.O.
Surviving Miscellany
British Mining No. 24
The Ancient Metal Mines of the Isle of Islay, Argyll
Callender & Macaulay
British Mining No. 25
William West of St. Blazey
Cooke, M.W.
John Taylor and Sons in Switzerland
Von Arx, R.
White Grit Lead Mine
Chapman, N.A.
Bannerdale Lead Mine
Hewer, R.E.
Martholme Pit, Great Harwood
Bond, B.
Gillibrand Colliery, Parbold – A Late 18th Century Coalmine
Virgoe, J.M.
The Mechanisation of the Grassington Mines
Gill, M.C.
British Mining No. 26
The Old Mines of the Llangynog District, North Powys, Mid-Wales
Williams, R.A.
British Mining No. 27
The Rheidol United Mines
Prichard, R.J.
British Mining No. 28
Lumpsey Ironstone Mine
Chapman, N.A. & S.A.
Messrs. Boulton and Watt to Messrs. Easterby Hall and Co.
Chapman, N.A.
Notes on 19th Century Coal Mining at Staveley, Derbyshire
Chapman, N.A.
Vignette on 'Elgar'
Von Arx, R.
Birkside Copper Mine, Thirlmere, Cumbria
Hewer, R.E.
The first Steam Engine on the Leadhills Mines
Harvey and Downs-Rose
The Coal of Gladsmuir
Harvey, W.S.
Illustration of Ore Sledges
Von Arx, R.
N.M.R.S. Field Meeting, North Wales, 1985
Wire Rope and its Applications
Hewer, R.E.
British Mining No. 29
A History of the Manor and Lead Mines of Arkengarthdale, Yorkshire
Tyson, Leslie Owen
British Mining No. 30
Frongoch Lead and Zinc Mine
Bick, David
British Mining No. 31
Talargoch Mine
Thorburn, J.A.
British Mining No. 32
The Basset Mines – Their History and Industrial Archaeology
Palmer, M. & Neaverson, P.
British Mining No. 33
The Yorkshire and Lancashire Lead Mines – A Study of Lead Mining in the South Craven and Rossendale Districts
Gill, M.C.
British Mining No. 34
Miners' Bargains
Harvey and Downs-Rose
George Green – Engineer and Entrepreneur 1825 to 1895
Hughes, S.J.S.
Hillhead Colliery, South Brae of Campsie
Skillen, B.S.
The High Mortality of British Metal and Slate Mines and Beliefs about the Causes. 1556 to 1904
Williams, R.A.
Caldbeck Fells Stationery
Von Arx, R.
The Cannock and Huntington Sinking
Chapman, N.A.
Uranium in the Isle of Man
Hollis, D.B.
The Forgotten Iron Mines of Kirk Maughold, Isle of Man
Hollis, D.B.
Mining Miscellany
Austin, A.
British Mining No. 35
The Goginan Mines
Hughes, Simon J.S.
British Mining No. 36
The Kelton and Knockmurton Iron Mines 1852 to 1923
Hewer, R.E.
British Mining No. 37
Forgotten Iron Mines of Kirk Maughold, Isle of Man. Recent Explorations
Hollis, D.B.
Hydrocarbons in Sulphide Ore Deposits
Hollis, D.B.
Small Mines and Trials around Ennerdale, Cumbria
Hewer, R.E.
Notes on Mining Leats
Bird, R.H.
Yorkshire Lead Mining – Before 1700
Gill, M.C.
The Ohio (Great East Baldwyn or Manx) Mine. The West Baldwyn Mine and the Abbeylands Mine, Isle of Man
Hollis, D.B.
British Mining No. 38
A History of the Manor and Lead Mines of Marrick, Swaledale
Tyson, L.O.
British Mining No. 39
The Mining Parishes of East Buckland and Charles
Claughton, Peter F.
Langley Barony Lead Mine near Haydon Bridge, Northumberland
Chapman, N.A.
Miners, Moonshiners and Mischief Galore
Skillen, Brian S.
Vignette on "Caegynon"
Von Arx, Rolf
Forty Years of Mines and Minerals
Bick, D.E.
The Mining of the Rural Districts of Campsie and Kilpatrick
Skillen, Brian S.
A Glimpse at North Hendre Mine
Von Arx, Rolf
The Progress of Trade Unionism at the Leadhills Mines: 1836 to 1914
Harvey, W.S.
Aspects of the Alum Mining Industry about Glasgow
Skillen, Brian S.
My Life by George Boddy
Street, M.
Horses in Shropshire Mines
Brown, I.J.
Women Workers at Shropshire Mines
Brown, I.J.
Drainage, Water Supply, Soughs and other Tunnels in the Coalbrookdale Coalfield – Past, Present and Future
Brown, I.J.
British Mining No. 40
The Darren Mines
Hughes, Simon J.S.
British Mining No. 41
Miners, Coiners and Conjurers: Some Cornish Tales
Skillen, Brian S.
Slates amidst the Bracken: An old Scottish Slate Quarry
Skillen, Brian S.
Robinson, N.G.
Ore Hearth Smelting. (Voyage Metallurgique en Angleterre)
Martell, H.M. & Gill, M.C.
The Brief Life of Mellingloch Lead Mine
Von Arx, Rolf
Sediment Hosted, Base Metal, Vein Mineralisation at Drws y Coed and Cwm Pennant, Snowdonia, North Wales
Colman, T.B.
Mining Miscellany
Bird, R.H.
A Glimpse of Cwm Brwyno Mine
Von Arx, Rolf
Local Dreams: The Early Workings of the Brora Colliery
Skillen, Brian S.
Old Mines, Miners of Renfrewshire: Glimpses of the Past
Skillen, Brian S.
Mining and Proto-Industrialisation
Gill, M.C.
British Mining No. 42
The Berehaven Copper Mines
Williams, R.A.
British Mining No. 43
John Connell Delarue Bevan and the East Cornwall Silver Mining Company
Bennett, J.
Thomas Saunders Cave, Speculator Extraordinary
Brooke, J.
They Did it Yesterday
Bird, R.H.
A Glimpse at East Trevell Mine in Cornwall
Von Arx, Rolf
A Glimpse of East Cornwall Mine
Von Arx, Rolf
An 18th Century Lead Smelt Mill at Blackhall, Hexhamshire, Northumberland
Fairbairn, R.A.
Teeside Mining Company
Chapman, N.A.
John Gibbons of Oswestry: An Eighteenth Century Capitalist
Goodchild, John
A Lawsuit and a Miner's Wages
Harvey, W.S.
Miners or Crofters?
Harvey, W.S.
The Castell and Nant y Creiau Mines
Hughes, S.J.S.
The Diffusion of Ore-Hearth Smelting Techniques from Yorkshire to the Upper Mississippi Valley Lead Region
Gill, M.C.
The Eskdale Copper Mine
Austin, A.
The Mines of Eskdale
Austin, A.
Some 19th Century Comments on the Ennerdale Mines
Austin, A.
Swallow Holes and Mine Drainage in the Forest of Dean
Bowen, C.R.
British Mining No. 44
Mines of Dartmoor and the Tamar Valley after 1913
British Mining No. 45
Aygill Lead Mine, Stainmore, North Yorkshire
Tyson, L.O.
Alston Moor Hushes
Fairbairn, R.
Cost of Producing Lead from Sharpley Lead Mine, Northumberland, during the 18th Century
Fairbairn, R.
Work and Workings in Westminster Vein, Clwyd
Ebbs, C.
Vignette on Nanty Mine
Von Arx, Rolf
Lead Mining or Fishing?
Richards, I.B.
The Penrhyndeudraeth Lead Mining Company Limited
Goodchild, J.
Nobody like the Captain: Men of the Mines
Skillen, B.S.
Herring Day, Plaguey Women and Pit Life
Skillen, B.S.
Old Mines and Mine Masters of the Monklands
Skillen, B.S.
Nant y Mwyn Mine, Llandovery, Dyfed
Hughes, S.J.S.
Yorkshire Smelting Mills. Part 1: The Northern Dales
Gill, M.C.
The London Lead Company's Yorkshire Mines: A New Assessment
Tyson, L.O. & Gill, M.C.
British Mining No. 46
The Grassington Mines
Gill, M.C.
British Mining No. 47
The Mines of Alston Moor
Fairbairn, R.A.
British Mining No. 48
Editorial Followed by Georgius Agricola, 1494 to 1994
Martell, H.M.
Controversy and Contraction: The Water Dispute at the Leadhills Mines
Harvey, W.S.
The Mines of Downholme Moor and Thorpe Edge, Swaledale
Barker, J.L.
The East Layton Copper Mine in Yorkshire and its Cost Book
Goodchild, J.
The C.B. New Mill in Arkengarthdale – Some Photographic Evidence
Myers & Whitaker
Tynehead Lead Mining Company
Chapman, N.A.
A Day at South Crofty Mine in 1944
Bullen, L.J.
William Millett Thomas, Company Promoter
Brooke, J.
False Hopes at New Wheal Speedwell
Von Arx, Rolf
Wheal Lopes in Devon
Von Arx, Rolf
19th Century Lead Mining on the North Side of the Derwent near Crooked Oak, in South Northumberland
Fairburn, R.A.
Cleveland Drilling Machines
Chapman, N.A.
Visit to a Lead Ore Mine
Harris, W.S.
Yorkshire Smelting Mills Part 2: The Southern Dales and Lancashire
Gill, M.C.
The First Coal Miners' Inspectors
Job, B.
British Mining No. 49
The Wharfedale Mines
Gill, M.C.
British Mining No. 50
Martell, H.M.
Heath Colliery Company, West Bromwich, Staffordshire
Chapman, N.A.
Mining and Smelting in the Marske Area, Swaledale
Tyson, L.O.
The Restless Years: The Leadhills Company Limited and the Labour Disputes at its mines, 1903 to 1929
Harvey, W.S.
Carn Dochan, Regional, General and Economic History
Hughes, S.J.S.
John Robson's Notebook: The Development of Rainton and Pittington Collieries in the 1820's
Goodchild, J.
Bales of Alston Moor, South Northumberland and Weardale
Fairbairn, R.A.
Life and Essays of William Vivian, Cornish Mining Engineer, 1817 to 1879
Smith, W.D.F.
Some Notes on the Hornby Castle Estate Coal Mining Sites
Hudson, P.J.
Haytor and Smallacombe in Dartmoor
Von Arx, Rolf
Carmarthen United: An Example of Under-Capitalisation in a mid-19th century Lead Venture
Claughton, P.F.
East Snaefell Mine
Von Arx, Rolf
Surrender Smelt Mill Flue
Bassham, S.
British Mining No. 51
The Grinton Mines (including Fremington and Ellerton)
L.O. Tyson and I.M. Spensley with R.F. White
British Mining No. 52
Great Orme Mines
Williams, C.J.
British Mining No. 53
The Arkengarthdale Mines
Tyson, L.O.
British Mining No. 54
Lead Mine Waggons
Fairbairn, R.A.
British Mining No. 55
Martell, H.M.
Lamps and Candles
Harvey, W.S.
Adventures in Coal in the South Durham Coalfield: The Story of Eldon and Chilton Collieries
Goodchild, J.
Sike Head Lead Mine, Ramshaw, Northumberland
Chapman, N.A.
Futile Endeavours on the Lochs
Von Arx, Rolf
Bournehills Colliery, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire
Chapman, N.A.
The Stone Industry of Nidderdale – Part 1: Pateley Bridge
Blacker, J.G.
The 19th Century Wray Wood Moor Colliery and Mining Dispute
Hudson, P.J.
Vignette on Druid Mine in Devon
Von Arx, Rolf
Some Questions Concerning the History of the Pikedaw Calamine Caverns, Malham, Yorkshire
Myers, J.O.
The Darker Side of a Golden Era
Seal, C.
Notes on the Development of Bole Smelting
Claughton, P.F.
Harald Bruff and the Greenhaugh Mining Company Limited
Gill, M.C.
Teaching Mining History
Burt, R.
The Sam Oon Stone
NMRS Records
British Mining No. 56
Weardale Mines
Fairbairn, R.A.
British Mining No. 57
The Stone Industry of Nidderdale – Part 2: Stone Uses
Blacker, J.G
A Glimpse at Snaefell Mine
Von Arx, Rolf
Sir Bevis Bulmer: An Elizabethan Adventurer
Tyson, L.O.
Gwynfynydd Gold Mine, Dolgellau, North Wales: A Review of History, Geology and Mining Activities
Dominy, Phelps, Bussell and Guard
Accidents in the Flintshire and Denbighshire Lead Mines, 1873 to 1914
Williams, C.J.
The Melting, Fyning and Stamping Mylnis in Linlithgow
Meikle, T.K.
Blakeley Hall and Bromford Collieries, Oldbury, Staffordshire
Chapman, N.A.
Post Medieval Iron Production in Nidderdale and an Association with the Ingilby and Yorke Families
Blacker, J.G., Barley, M. and Moorhouse, S.
Geology and Mining of Complex Narrow Veins in South-West England: An Example from South Crofty Tin Mine, Camborne, Cornwall
Dominy, S., Bussell, M.A. and Camm, G.S.
British Mining No. 58
The Coal Mines of East Lancashire
Nadin, Jack
British Mining No. 59
Recent Exploration of the Milwr Tunnel and Associated Workings, Flintshire
Ebbs, C.
Women Workers at British Collieries and the Mines Inspectors
Job, B.
Thomas Dyke and the Brimham Iron Works – A Technological Link between the Weald of Sussex and Kent and Nidderdale
Blacker, G. & Barley, M.
Quernmoor Coal Mines
Hudson, P.J.
The Alderson Lead Merchants and Pewterers of London
Sharp, S.
Mortality Rate Estimates of Gunnerside Lead Miners from the Censuses
Bagenal, T.B.
Plankey Mill: A 17th Century Lead Smelting Mill
Fairbairn, R.A.
Fairoak Colliery, Hednesford, Staffordshire
Chapman, N.
Reverend Rogers' Quest for Mining Riches
Von Arx, Rolf
Sequel to Reverend Rogers' Quest for Mining Riches
Von Arx, Rolf
Smeltmills of the Yorkshire Dales – The Grovebeck Mills
Smith, R.
Lead Mining in Medieval Scotland
Harvey, W.S.
Grimebridge, Oldest Pit in Lancashire
Seal, C.S.
A Survey of three Structures on Grassington Moor, North Yorkshire
Dennison, E. & Haigh, S.
Power in Hebden Gill in the mid 19th Century
Hodge, P.T.
Brereton Collieries
Chapman, N.
British Mining No. 60
The Greenhow Mines
Gill, M.C.
British Mining No. 61
The Smelting of Silver Ore from Hilderston Mine at Linlithgow, Scotland
Smith, R. & Meikle, T.K.
A Lead Smelting Site at Haltwhistle Hill, Allendale
Fairbairn, R.A.
Swan Bank Colliery, Halifax
Roe, M.
A Smelting Miscellany No. 2
Lamb, R.
Mortality in Cornwall
Harris, F.
Smelt Mills of the Yorkshire Dales – Keld Heads and Preston Mills
Smith, R.
Roofs of Nenthead Smelt Mill
Fairbairn, R.A.
Kirk Michael Mine in the Isle of Man
Von Arx, Rolf
The Jenkin Furnace at the New CB Mill, Arkengarthdale, Yorkshire
Smith, R. and Murphy, S.
Stotfield Burn and Brandon Walls Mines, 1872 to 1882
Fairbairn, R.A.
The Development of the Mickley Colliery
Goodchild, J.
Thomas Dodds – 18th Century Mining Visionary or Profiteer?
Lawson, J.
Weights and Measures used in the Lead Industry
Gill, M.C. & Harvey, W.S.
Frenchmen Student Engineers in Industrial Britain: A Preliminary List of Tours from the MS Register of Deposited Journals at the Ecole des Mines, Paris
Briggs, C.S.
British Mining No. 62
Miners and Farmers
Bagenal, T.
British Mining No. 63
The Burnley Coalfield
Williamson, I.A.
Upper Adit – Cononley Lead Mine, North Yorkshire
Roe, M.
Cononley – The Anatomy of a Mining Village
Gill, M.C.
Company Formations in the 19th Century Slate Industry
Bowman, A.
Old Hill or Pearson's Colliery, Rowley Regis
Chapman, N.
The Rowley Hall Colliery, Rowley Regis, Staffordshire
Chapman, N.
Recent Explorations in Scaleburn Vein, Nenthead
Lawson, J.
Smelting Mills of the West Pennines: Knock Smelt Mill
Murphy, S. & Smith, R.
Grassington Low Smelt Mill
Roe, Vernon & Gill
Introduction to the Archaeological Surveying of Mine Sites
Roe, M.
Allendale Mill Flues and Chimneys
Fairbairn, R.A.
Researching Mining History in the United Kingdom
Martell, H.M.
Assessment of Early Lead Working Sites in the Yorkshire Dales by Geophysical Prospection
Hamilton, K., McDonnell, J.G & Schmidt, A
Lake District Slate in the mid-18th Century
Goodchild, J.
British Mining No. 64
Coal Mines around Accrington and Blackburn
Nadin, J.
British Mining No. 65
Allendale, Tynedale and Derwent Lead Mines
Fairbairn, R.A.
British Mining No. 66
Adventures in Coal
Goodchild, J.
British Mining No. 67
Smelt Mills of the Yorkshire Dales – Surrender Smelt Mill Flue and the Wilson and French Condenser
Smith, R. & Lamb, R.
Leighs Wood Colliery, Aldridge, 1874 to 1882
Chapman, N.A.
In Minute Detail: The Development of the Coal Mines of the Cannock and Rugeley Colliery Company
Goodchild, J.
Recreating Mining Landscapes
Gill, M.C.
Gold Mining in Scotland in the late 16th Century and early 17th Century
Meikle, T.K.
A Water Collection System in Buckden Gavel Lead Mine
Roe, M.
Steam and Water Pressure Engines on Yorkshire Dales Mines
Gill, M.C.
The Archaeology of Thieveley Lead Mine
Roe, M.
Yorkshire Smelting Mills, Part 3: Corrigenda
Gill, M.C.
British Mining No. 68
Oldham Coal
Fanning, Gerry
British Mining No. 69
Martell, H.M.
The Iron Mines on and about Alston Moor
Fairbairn & Robertson
Europe v America. Sources of Change in International Mining Technology in the 19th Century
Burt, R
Central Snailbeach Lead Mine, Shropshire
Chapman, N.A.
The Blackett Level of Allendale and a dial
Fairbairn, R.A.
Waterloo Colliery, near Leeds: Sales and Markets in 1821
Goodchild, J.
Colliery Winding Engines, etc. made by Bradley and Craven of Wakefield, 1896 to 1915
Goodchild, J.
A Yorkshire Colliery Company at Work: North Gawber and Woolley Collieries, 1896 to 1915
Goodchild, J.
Mining Historical Sources: a Suggestion
Goodchild, J.
Lead Smelting on the Mendips
Salmon, H.C.
Bennett's Apparatus for Condensing Lead Fumes – Mining and Smelting Magazine – January 1865
A Glimpse of Spanish Mining's 'Golden Age' from an Economic History Viewpoint
Dobado, R.
British Mining No. 70
Lead Mining in the Derwent Valley
Pirt, W.K. & Dodds, J.M.
British Mining No. 71
St. Elvis Mine, Solva, Pembrokeshire: Another Elizabethan Tetrahedrite Occurrence?
Mason, J.S. & Bevins, R.E.
On the Mortality of Lead Miners
Mills, A.F. & Mills, I.F.
Snailbeach Mine in the 1760's
Cuckson, A.
The Mechanism of Hushing as used in the Northern Pennines
Fairbairn, R.A.
Slagged Refractory Brickwork from Derwent Smelting Mill
Pirt, W.K.
A Survey of the area around Jamie Mine, Sun Side Allotment, Appletreewick, North Yorkshire
Roe, M. and Davies, A.
Two Centuries of a Mining Landscape: Archaeological Survey and Watching Brief at Goyt's Moss Colliery and Axe Edge Moor, High Peak, Derbyshire
Aitchison, K, Badcock, A. and O'Neill, R.
British Mining No. 72
The Mines of Yorkshire
Gill, M.C. & Burt, R.
British Mining No. 73
Locating Oldham Coalpits
Fanning, G.
Bale Smelting Sites at Calver Hill, Swaledale, Yorkshire
Smith, R. & Murphy, S.
Barium Sulphate Production from Mine Waters in South East Northumberland
Gray, G. and Judd, A.G.
Greenhow Hill Lead Mines Survey
Roe, M.
Kettlewell Smelt Mill
Roe, M. and Davies, A.
A Initial Survey of Booze Wood Level, Arkengarthdale, North Yorkshire, July 2003
Mills, A.
Central Snailbeach Lead Mine, Shropshire
Chapman, N.
Bosorne Mine and Bosorne and Bollowall United
Joseph, P.
British Mining No. 74
Keighley Coal
Gill, M.C.
British Mining No. 75
Ingleton Coalfield
Bentley, John with Bond, B.R. and Gill, M.C.
British Mining No. 76
Wheal Hearle, St. Just: History and Archaeology
Joseph, P.
Dabbling in Eskdale Iron Mining
Goodchild, J.
The Meal Mill at Ballygrant
Callender, R.M.
The Brades Coal and Steel Works, Oldbury, Staffordshire
Chapman, N.A.
Does Familiarity Breed Contempt? Age and Accident Frequency in Cornish Non-Ferrous Metal Mining, 1881 to 1901
Mills, C.
Explosives in the Mines of the Alston Block during the 18th and 19th Centuries
Fairbairn, R.
The Inghams and the Thornhill Collieries near Dewsbury
Goodchild, J.
A Dispute over Mining Royalties in the Bolton area, 1836 to 1842
Crosby, A.G.
British Mining No. 77
The Mines of Upper Teesdale
Fairbairn, Raymond A.
British Mining No. 78
The Earl Fitzwilliam's Elsecar Colliery in the 1850's
Goodchild, J.
Thornley and Wheatley Hill Collieries
Chapman, N.A.
Wheal Noweth (The New Mine)
Bullen, L.J.
A Camera for a dangerous Adit
Callender, R.M.
William Smith: His Mining Report on and the subsequent Mining History of the Tarbock Coalfield, near Liverpool
Williamson, I.A.
Iron Ore Mining in Caernarfonshire
Wilkinson, J.S.
Snailbeach Mine: Pumping and Winding Machinery c1782 to 1856
Cuckson, A.S.
William Paull and Joseph Michell Paul, Moor Masters of Alston Moor, Cumbria, 1845 to 1875
Bridges, S.
Forgotten 'Clouds' and the Mining Landscapes of the First Millennium A.D.
Luke, Y.
British Mining No. 79
Cape Cornwall Mine
Joseph, Peter
British Mining No. 80
Further Aspects of Old Flockton Collieries, near Wakefield
Goodchild, J.
A Yorkshire Colliery at work: The North Gawber and Woolley Collieries, 1896 to 1915
Goodchild, J.
Tapping Drowned Workings: Thornley and Wheatley Hill Collieries
Chapman, N.A.
The Cwmystwyth Mines, Ceredigion, Wales, UK: A Revision of Lode Geometry from new Surface Geological Mapping
James, David M.D.
Lode Geometry in the Plynlimon and Van Domes, Central Wales, UK: The relative Importance of Strike Swing and Relay Linkage
James, David M.D.
The Louisa Mine Revisited
Callender, Ron M.
Radiocarbon Dating of Early Lead Smelting Sites
Smith, Richard
Foredale Quarry, Helwith Bridge, a Historical and Archaeological Survey
Johnson, David S.
British Mining No. 81
The Van Mines
Chapman, Nigel A.
British Mining No. 82
Mashamshire Collieries
Tyson, Leslie Owen
British Mining No. 83
Post-Medieval Firesetting in British Metal Mines: The Archaeological Evidence
Barnatt and Worthington
Colliery Inrushes and the Disaster at the Moorcroft Colliery, Bradley, August 1813
Job, Barry
Gold in the Mawddach
Bennett and Wilkinson
A Tenth Century Lead Smelting Site in West Allendale
Fairbairn, R.A.
Mining in Mid-Argyll
Rankine, Alexander G.
Towards a Chronology for Britain's Coal Industry from 1854 onwards
Gill, Mike
Expanding Markets served by the Principal West Riding Coalfield before c1850
Goodchild, John
An Investigation into the Legend of a Mining Disaster in Arkengarthdale
Mills, Alan
Exhibition Design: A Plain Man's Guide
Callender, R.M.
British Mining No. 84
The Scottish Gold Rush of 1869
Callender, R. & Reeson, P
British Mining No. 85
Geology of the Lune and Upper Ribble Coalfields
Kelly, Michael
British Mining No. 86
Alfred Williams, Leo Daft and 'The Electrical Ore-Finding Company Limited'
Vernon, R.
Excavation of a Seventeenth Century Lime Kiln at Kilnsey, North Yorkshire
Johnson, David
Lead Smelting Mill at Scargill, Co. Durham
Smith, Richard
Photography Underground
Callender, R.M.
The Great Dales Coalfield, Eastern Areas
Gill, M.C.
The East Van Failure, Powys, Wales: A New Look at the Geology
James, David M.D
The Newcomen Engine and the Account Book of Edward Short: A Detailed Reappraisal
Lamb, Richard
British Mining No. 87
Coal Mining in Morley
Thorp, Jim
British Mining No. 88
The Rothwell Haigh Collieries near Leeds: Additional Notes on their Development, Technology and Social Connotations
Goodchild, John
Mr. Pope's Pots and the Rapid Smelting of Lake District Copper and Lead Ores – 1579 to 1583
Smith, Richard
The Inverness Gold
Callender, R.M.
Tracing the traces
Callender, R.M.
The Dylife and Dyngwm Mines, Powys, Wales: A Revision of Lode Geometry and the Significance of Lode Interference with Pre-Existing Joints
James, David M.D.
Women's Place in Lead Mining at Grassington, Yorkshire
Gill, Mike
Onshore Oil and Gasfields in the United Kingdom
Gill, Mike
The 'Iron Man' Coal Cutter
Gill, Mike
The East Cumberland Coalfield
Brooks, Graham
British Mining No. 90
"50 Years of Mining History". Proceedings of the NMRS 50-Year Anniversary Conference, Reeth, 1-3rd October 2010
Mining Heritage and the Yorkshire Dales National Park
White, Robert
The Lead Industry of Bordley Township
Heward, Janis
Lead Mines and Miners in the 19th Century: Correspondence of the Reeth Poor Law Union
Mills, Alan
Lesser-Known Smelting Mills of the West Pennines
Smith, R. & Murphy, S.
A History of Mining in Teesdale in the 16th and 17th Centuries
Heyes, William F.
The Iron-Age (Nidderdale) Project – Mining and Smelting in Dacre and Darley
Brophy, J. & Hovell, G.
The Gascoignes and the Garforth Miners in the 19th Century
Henesey, Alison
Discoveries at Silver Gill Mine, Caldbeck
Allison, Warren
The NE Extremity of the Central Wales Orefield: Cwm Nant Ddu to Cwm Bychan
James, David M.D.
Chert Quarrying in Swaledale and Arkengarthdale
Jackson, Kay
Hathorn Davey and Company Limited, Leeds: Manufacturers of Mine Engines and Pumps
Vernon, Rob.
Mining Law in England and Wales: Defining Boundaries in the Landscape
Claughton, Peter
The Historical Development of Lead Mining in the Wensleydale area to 1830
Spensley, Ian M.
Sources at the Swaledale Museum, Reeth for the study of Mining and Associated Industries
Bainbridge, Helen
Decades in Minutes: Snapshots of NMRS History from the Minutes of General Meetings
Bassham, Sally
British Mining No. 91
Mines of the West Pennines
Smith, R. & Murphy, S.
British Mining No. 92
Lawrence Barker: An Appreciation
Bythell, Duncan
Some Material from the Lawrence Barker collection
Mills, Alan
Mines, Quarries, Building and Fuel in Wensleydale and Swaledale
Spensley, Ian M.
Women and Mining Communities in the Dales
Bishop, Janet
A Forgotten Manuscript, a W.E.A. Class and a Chapter in the History of Swaledale
Bainbridge, Helen
Archaeological Landscapes of Reeth Moor
Laurie, Tim
Mining, Quarrying and Aerial Photography in the Yorkshire Dales
White, Robert
Out of Court: The Battle for Beldi Hill
Sweetmore, Keith
Bale Smelting in the Dales
Smith, Richard
The Future of Mining History in Swaledale and Arkengarthdale
Gill, Mike
The Mid-Cumberland Coalfield
Brooks, Graham
The Dunker Dossier
Callender, R.M.
Gold Mining at Cononish, Tyndrum, Scotland
Callender, R.M.
British Mining No. 93 – Memoirs 2012
Coal Mining at Samson Colliery, Oldbury in the Nineteenth Century
Chapman, Nigel A.
19th Century Photography at Walsall Wood Colliery
Goodchild & Callender
The Dolaucothi Roman Drainage Wheel
Meier, Stefan W.
Haltcliffe Lead Smelting Mill, Cumbria
Smith and Murphy
William Stewart and the Lundhill Colliery
Goodchild, John
The Arsenic Industry at Botallack Mine, Cornwall and its Archaeology: A Story of Early 20th Century Adaptive Re-Use
Joseph, Peter
Mines, Trials and Lodes of the Glandyfi Tract, Ceredigion, Wales
James, David M.D.
Further Notes on North Pennine Iron Ore Mines
Brooks, Graham
British Mining No. 95
Thomas Sopwith Jnr. – La Tortilla and his other Mining Ventures at Linares, Spain
Robert W. Vernon
British Mining No. 96
Colliers' Wages in the West Riding Coalfield ca. 1610-1930
Goodchild, John
Colliers' Housing in the West Riding Coalfield
Goodchild, John
High Wind Bank Lead Smelting Site, Hawkswick Pipeline, Litondale
Robinson, Gav
Kilnsey Lead Smelting Mill – Survey of existing Buildings
Wilkinson, Sonia
Mines, Trials and Prospectivity along the Tylwch Anticline, Powys, Wales
James, David M.D.
The Strontian Mines of Argyll
Callender, R.M.
The New British Iron Company
Chapman, N.A.
British Mining No. 97
The Malham Mines
Gill, M. and Squirrel, M.
British Mining No. 98
Excavation of an Early Lead Smelting Site at Hagg, Farm, Fremington, Swalwedale
Smith, Laurie, Mills & Vernon
Warwickshire Coal Mining
Chapman, N.A.
East Pant Du Lead Mine
King, Tony
Some Major Limestone Workings in the West Riding of Yorkshire
Goodchild, John
Notes on Opencast Workings in the West Yorkshire Coalfield before 1941
Goodchild, John
Victoria Engine, Blakethwaite Mine, Gunnerside
Gill, Mike
Horse Whims and Gins – a Study
Gill, Knapp and Gallagher
The Enigma of the Origins of the London Lead Company Mining Activities in Teesdale, County Durham
Heyes, William
British Mining No. 99
The Lead Mines of Tyndrum
Moreton, Stephen
British Mining No. 100
History of Coventry Colliery, Warwickshire
Nigel A. Chapman
Old Roundwood and Manor Haigh Moor Collieries, Ossett near Wakefield
John Goodchild
A Post-War Jig, S.E. of Moor Intake Farmstead, Arkengarthdale, North Yorkshire
Shaun Richardson and Richard Lamb
Smallcleugh Mine - Exploration History
John Lawson
Parkfields Coal and Ironworks, Wolverhampton
Nigel A. Chapman
Eshott Colliery, Northumberland - an unsuccessful venture of the late 18th century
John Goodchild
Lode Continuity and Controls at the Eaglebrook and Camdwrbach Mines, Ceredigion
David M.D. James
Not fit for Purpose? - Two examples of levels being re-driven
Mike Gill
South Yorkshire Mines Drainage Committee Activities in November 1939
Steve Grudgings
A Tudor lead mine at Ashnott, Lancashire
David Went
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Working hand in glove
While living and working in a distant Japanese city, Cassie Lowell, S.B. '17, found that the collaborative language of engineering design transcends cultures.
Lowell, a biomedical engineering concentrator at the Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, worked at Hiroshima University this summer, co-developing a glove that uses pneumatic actuators to assist wrist motions.
Her internship in the lab of biological system engineering researcher Yuichi Kurita turned out to be the perfect marriage of Lowell's engineering concentration and secondary in East Asian studies. The Marylander, who had never traveled outside North America, decided to embark on an international internship to broaden her horizons.
"My grandfather had worked on shipping boats and would often travel to Japan. He would bring me really neat presents and tell these cool stories," she said. "Hearing about things so far away in a totally different culture was fascinating to me, and I wanted to experience that for myself."
Lowell recalls feeling an initial wave of culture shock at the sprawling university—the first day she walked into the Kurita laboratory, she was asked to remove her shoes, in keeping with Japanese customs.
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Lowell soon felt right at home as she began collaborating with graduate student Swagata Das on the assistive glove, drawing up plans and troubleshooting different designs. Given free rein to develop their own project, the team chose to focus on wrist-wearable technology because it combined their interests with the opportunity to help individuals who suffer from common health problems.
The pair retrofitted an inexpensive, elbow-length glove with a series of stretch sensors around the wrist. As an individual moves his or her hand slightly, those sensors activate corresponding air-inflatable actuators that assist with the flexion, extension, and rotation of the hand, she explained. The pneumatic "artificial muscles" pull the hand in the desired direction.
"There is a wide variety of applications for a glove like this," she said. "It would be very useful for individuals who suffer from arthritis or carpal tunnel syndrome. Like the U.S., Japan has a large aging population, many of whom suffer from those restrictive conditions. This is a pretty simple solution that could help these people gain strength and have more independence later in life."
In preliminary tests, Lowell and Das found that by using their device, an individual would need to exert an average of 60 percent less energy to move his or her wrist. They submitted a paper to the Asia Haptics Conference and, if the project is accepted, Das will present their work in November.
Lowell said that the open-ended nature of the project and the high level of self-direction required were among the biggest challenges. Learning to be self-sufficient in a country where she only marginally understood the language was scary at first, but as the summer progressed, she saw that the researchers in the Kurita lab had much in common with their Harvard peers.
In addition to gaining valuable research experience, Lowell enjoyed the challenge of thinking about engineering in a different cultural setting, one that puts a very strong emphasis on teamwork and community.
"Working with students from other countries showed me a whole new world of approaches to good engineering design," she said. "These experiences will definitely help me to be more open-minded as I go forward in my education and career."

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These are for Cindy! If you like sweet crisp apples bite into this. If you don't like the coconut just place the dipped apples on to a very well grease the cookie sheet pan. Or you can dip into those colored candies if you have a real sweet tooth.
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Great flavour but I did have some troubles - couldn't get the cinnamon candies to dissolve & the candy coating just drained off the first couple of apples & pooled on the baking sheet. I tried to wait for the candy to cool a bit before dipping the rest of the apples but I was afraid it would cool off too much. As another reviewer said, the candy coating is very, very hard.
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- 2 cups granulated sugar (or vanilla Flavored Sugars Flavored Sugar or Splenda)
- 2 cups corn syrup
- 1⁄3 cup red cinnamon candies
- 1 cup water
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄2 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 teaspoon red food coloring
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- Remove stems from apples, wash, and towel dry.
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- As soon as mixture reaches 300° F.It will be very thick.
- Remove it from heat and quickly dip each apple-one by one-into the mixture until it is thoroughly coated.
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***The earliest napkin rings made by American silversmiths were often made from melted 90% silver coins, since there was not a ready mining source available for silver in America. Please view our "coin silver" napkin rings.
*** How organized are the English! Their hallmarking system on sterling allow us to know the year each of our English sterling napkin rings was made, as well as the place of manufacture and the maker. The "lion passant" symbol on each napkin ring assures us that it is sterling.
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***Lily of the Valley sterling by Whiting is one of the loveliest patterns ever made.
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The 21-year-old songstress reveals the hardest thing she's ever had to deal with is 'falling out of touch with my dad.'
Ariana Grande opens up about her relationship with her father in an interview with Seventeen magazine for its September issue. She also reveals how she overcomes her insecurities and how to deal with haters.
When asked about the hardest thing she's ever had to deal with, Ariana replies, "Falling out of touch with my dad. It's private, but it happened last year. It took me so long to be okay with it. The thing that got me there was embracing the fact that that I am made up of half my dad, and a lot of my traits come from him. So much of me comes from my father, and for so long, I didn't like that about myself. I had to accept that it's okay not to get along with somebody and still love them."
The former "Sam & Cat" star tells the magazine about how she can overcome her insecurities, "Everybody has certain things that make them feel insecure. Even when you overcome a huge battle in your life and you make a ton of progress as a person, there are still things that will upset you and break your heart. But I feel like I'm at a point in my life where love is the most important thing, and I won't let anything come before it."
As a successful singer, Ariana still learns how to deal with haters. She claims, "It's tough to spend some of the most important years of your life in front of so many strangers who want to pick you apart. Insecurity has been the hardest thing I've had to overcome. I think everyone my age struggles with that because everyone strives for approval and wants to feel loved."
Talking about the biggest lesson she has learned in the past few years, the "Problem" singer says, "Being okay with not having the answers to everything. I feel like for the first time in my life, I'm really okay. I used to freak out about everything all the time. I used to be like, 'Oh my God, somebody said this!' Everything used to be such a big deal! But now, I feel I can handle everything that comes my way with a calm energy."


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Ok so we are having a hardware problem with one of our two Windows domain controllers. In and of itself, this is not a major crisis as we of course have another domain controller, and for network logins, that authentication seems to be wokring OK (albeit a bit slow).
The bigger problem is that we have no access through either of our two internal WLAN SSID's. We have three SSID's served up from our wireless infrastructure. One is an open 'guest' network with no authentication and no encryption, and a broadcast SSID, and that is working fine. The other two (one for internal wireless users, and the other for a point-of-sale VLAN & subnet) appear to be down. Both use non-broadcasting SSID's and some form of WPA/WPA2 encryption with a key.
The infrastructure is based on Cisco 4400 wireless controllers, managed through a Cisco WCS application, and the actual radios are Cisco LWAP's (model information available if it's needed).
My gut feeling is that when we implemented the internal SSID's we did not configure the controllers or the application properly - that is, we configured it only to authenticate with one of the two domain controllers. I'm looking in the Cisco WCS application for any references to either the hostname or the IP address of the failed domain controller, but having no luck.
Any suggestions?
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Dec 31, 2010 at 8:26 UTC
Are you using RADIUS Authentication on the Cisco 4400?
Has this ever worked??
Jan 1, 2011 at 7:18 UTC
Scrypt0's guess is the same as mine - you probably have RADIUS auth set up and only one of your DCs is serving up IAS. Not directly famliar with the 4400, but you should be able to set up secondary RADIUS servers and have it failover if the first one is down. Of course this also involves setting up IAS on your other DC and creating then same policies fir authentication.
Jan 1, 2011 at 11:50 UTC
This turned out to be a terribly misconfigured DHCP situation. The controllers were, indeed, pointed to only one of my DC's. But it was for DHCP, not RADIUS. I added the second address for the other DC into the DHCP settings in the controllers, but it still didn't work. That's when my spider sense kicked in and I realized we were in deep trouble if we didn't fix the root cause.
I looked in DHCP management snap-in, and i only found one local authorized DHCP server - the dead one. GULP! We did not have an 80/20 or 50/50 setup. The failed server was the only DHCP server on the network, and we didn't have a DB backup. We had an Active Directory backup, but not DHCP configuration OR latest client lease data.
If we didn't get this fixed, not only would we start to lose PC's and printers and such, we might also begin to lose phones (Avaya VOIP sets). In a hotel/casino. On New Year's Eve.
Luckily, we were able to get the machine back on-line by exchanging RAM with another similar machine. Now I also know how to manually back up, export, and import DHCP configuration, as well as knowing to run a scheduled job to copy the backup data off the machine. (For some stupid reason, you can't tell DHCP to store its backup folder on a network share. It has to be on a local disk. Yes, I meant it when I said "Stupid. I'm actually thinking about setting up an OpenFiler or FreeNas iSCSI target just for this function since we will keep at least one DHCP server on a physical machine.) We will be setting up all the best practices re:DHCP on Monday. I'm also going to P2V this domain controller.
Thanks folks!
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text: Overview Original Timeline Current Timeline Moveset Videos Gallery Contents[show] Mortal Kombat Fighting Tier PortraitGoro lives...Goro in Mortal Kombat IntroGoro sketch by John TobiasAdd a photo to this galleryMortal Kombat 4/Gold MK4 RenderMK4 BioSelect IconN64 Select IconGoro victory poseAdd a photo to this galleryMortal Kombat: Deception/Unchained Unchained BioUnchained Alternate BioGoro's Bio KardGoro's CostumeGoro's Alternate CostumeGoro vs Shao KahnBaraka's troops were defeated by the Shokan in his Unchained endingGoro captured and killed Kitana for Shao Kahn in his Unchained endingAdd a photo to this galleryMortal Kombat: Armageddon Goro's RenderGoro's Armageddon VersusGoro's alternate costume in both Unchained and ArmageddonGoro's CostumeGoro's Alternate CostumeAdd a photo to this galleryMortal Kombat (2011) Goro's Health Bar CutoutGoro's MK 2011 Arcade Ladder ProfileGoro's Arcade Ladder VersusGoro victorious over the Great Kung Lao.Liu Kang encounters Goro.Liu Kang vs Goro.Goro defeated by Liu Kang.Goro demanding to fight Liu Kang.Goro telling Kung Lao and Liu Kang of Kitana's location.Liu Kang stomping on Goro's head.Goro bowing to Shao Kahn.Goro, Kintaro and Kano guarding prisoners.Goro and Kintaro order the soldiers to stand up.Goro frozen by Cyber Sub-Zero.Goro and Kintaro's defeat at the hands of Cyber Sub-Zero.Goro's X-RayGoro's Head Ripper FatalityGoro's Torn Apart FatalityGoro's BabalityGoro's alternate colorAdd a photo to this galleryMortal Kombat X Comic Series Slaughtering the Osh-Tekk with Shao KahnJoining MileenaStrategy with ReikoWaiting for Kotal K'etzFacing Kotal K'etzStruck by the Wrath HammerChallenging K'etzKombat against K'etzDefeating K'etzKilling K'etzGoro with Rain, rallying the Red Dragon.Unknowing pawn.Goro and Rain waiting for Kotal Kahn.Goro ordering Rain to block out the sun.Fellow prince burned alive.Fighting Kotal KahnPreparing to finish KotalLosing upper right forearm to Kotal's surprise counterattackComplete disarmamentSpared and humiliatedGoro before his father, GorbakFather's tearsSon's pain, father's vengeanceGoro disqualified from his right to the Shokan throne.Goro leaving into the night, swearing vengeance.Goro, Reiko, and Shao Kahn appearing on Arynek, as reminisced by D'Vorah.Goro appearing in front of the Red Dragon base to see Daegon.Goro attacking some impudent Red Dragon members.Goro and Daegon.Add a photo to this galleryMortal Kombat X Renders Goro as he appears in Mortal Kombat X.Goro's promotional teaser as a pre-order bonus for Mortal Kombat X.Goro PC render.Add a photo to this galleryScreenshots Goro's Shokan Amputation Fatality.Goro in the credits.Cage defeating Goro in his ending.Goro's Arcade Ending scene #1: Leading the Shokan armyGoro's Arcade Ending scene #2: Kombating Kotal Kahn for the last timeGoro's Arcade Ending scene #3: Goro as the new Kahnum of Outworld, with the slain bodies of Ferra/Torr, Mileena, Kotal Kahn, Tanya, Rain, and Baraka (in his MK9 outfit)Add a photo to this galleryMortal Kombat: Shaolin Monks Goro battles Liu KangAdd a photo to this galleryLive Action Goro movie promoAdd a photo to this galleryComics Goro in the official Mortal Kombat Comic|Goro along Kano, Scorpion and Sub-Zero in the official Mortal Kombat ComicGoro as he kills some of Shang Tsung's guards for being lax in their duty.Goro vs most of the MK kombatants in Blood & Thunder #3A vision Liu Kang receives of the past where Goro kills the Great Kung Lao 500 years ago, in Blood & Thunder #5Goro as he pummels Liu Kang in Battlewave Comic #2Goro smashing a cop car in Prince of Pain #1Goro packing heat, destroying The Kombatant with his weapon in Prince of Pain #3Goro as he appears in the MK4 comics (Limited Edition), forcing Motaro's people to give up their land back to the Shokan.Add a photo to this galleryToys Add a photo to this gallery Retrieved from "http://mortalkombat.wikia.com/wiki/Goro/Gallery?oldid=301305" Ad blocker interference detected! Wikia is a free-to-use site that makes money from advertising. We have a modified experience for viewers using ad blockers Wikia is not accessible if you've made further modifications. Remove the custom ad blocker rule(s) and the page will load as expected. Categories: Media Character Subpages Character Galleries


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In loving memory of our Oscar who we love so much. Oscar will be greatly missed and be in our hearts forever.
Oscar was only 4 weeks old when his mother was hit by a car and we brought him home. He was a gift for my daughter Bethany. He was so little, and full of fleas.
He grew into an extraordinary cat. He actually liked the dogs and often slept with them. He loved to get on your lap and chest and dig his claws in while he purred. He often would snuggle up to your neck and begin to suck on your ear lobes. He was a pretty silly cat.
In 1999 he was hit by a car. He broke a jaw that was wired shut, and lost a large amount of his teeth. We were amazed he survived. Then there was another incident where he must have been attacked by a wild animal but he survived that too.
When we moved to a quieter neighborhood, he liked to go out and roam, and sleep in the sun on the deck.
He wasn't much of a hunter. He would much rather just snuggle. The back of the couch was his favorite place to cat nap.
We will all miss him very much.
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Business in IdukkiOur online Indian business directory is a vast database of organised information on numerous products and services. You would be briefly informed about Indian manufacturers, exporters and service providers. Link to their web pages or portals have also been provided. Information on various industries in India such as agriculture, computers, electrical and electronic, jewelry, home textiles, industrial goods, packaging & pharmaceutical products, and much more can be availed in this industry directory. Sub-categorisation of industries as well as info on their distribution in major states and cities makes the database more comprehensible. Navigate through this vast pool of resources and employ them to your benefit.
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- DearKerala DearKerala.com, a Professional service and social network website for Kerala. We are offering various business and personal services through our website. We conducted a survey among techies, government employees, non professionals, house wives, school/college students, artists etc before designing the packages.
- PDS Organic Spices In early 1990s a disease, quick wilt affected the pepper plants, which was wide spreading and caused by a fungus called phytophthora. This entered into the plant through the cuts occurred on the roots while removing the soil for application of chemical fertilizers. The soil erosion was also severe in Idukki district mainly because the topsoil was washed off in rains. Due to tilling of land on the slopes used for pepper cultivation the top soil was washed out into the dams, reservoirs and rivers. This led to loss of fertility and adding more quantities of chemical fertilizers.
- JUSTIN JOSEPH To attain an illustrious position in the software field and work in a competitive and challenging environment to foster and perform with fertile work atmosphere and opportunities to grow and serve the organization. Academic Project Co-ordinator for MCA, BCA and Msc Computer Science students.
- Vcode InfoTech Vcode InfoTech is a software firm based at Thodupuzha (India), targets in providing quality and cost effective software and internet marketing services. We have technical and marketing resources in UK and USA to ensure faster response to our European and US customers. We enjoy beating technologies and meeting deadlines.
- Wildernest Did we say we'll make Periyar simple? That's what we've done, from the ground up.We took 10 of the most spacious rooms around and filled them with all the comforts of home.Then, we took it all and placed it in a simple stone and exposed brick structure that uses natural materials everywhere.No two rooms at The Wildernest are the same.And you can choose from two types:
- Pooja Condiments Pvt. Ltd It is relishing your taste buds with its finest quality food products and Cooking Spices. We have been manufacturing, supplying and exporting Curry Powders, Spices Powders, Masala Powders, Idli Podi, Tea Dust, Wheat Flour, Coffee Powder, etc. for quite a long time. We have a World Class, State - of - The - Art processed products.
- Sunny Dental Clinic Sunny Dental Clinic offers international quality dental care and treatment at an affordable cost. Our doctors meet standards in quality and service. Dental procedures are carried out in world-class hygienic environment using latest international equipment and technology.
- Health & Fitness This Hospital Management System is designed for hospitals, to cover a wide range of hospital administration and management processes. HealthOnclick is an integrated end-to-end Hospital Management System that provides relevant information across the hospital to support effective decision making for patient care, hospital administration and critical financial accounting, in a seamless flow.
- Sirex Designer Tiles (India) Pvt. Ltd Sirex designer tiles and pavers are brought to you by a group with over five decades of experience n civil construction and building material field. The company is promoted by Er. Justin Joseph Vallikat, a graduate in Civil Engineering and a specialist in the manufacture of concrete products.
- Summer Sand Engaged in providing accommodation services with all facilities and ayurvedic treatment.
- Toyo Rubbers The Toyo Automobile Rubber moulded goods made a reputed trade name in the South Indian replacement market. A group of technically qualified professionals and technicians all ways gives keen attention to keep the quality. We makes different types of bushes, engine mountings, rubber boots, flaps of different sizes and colours, metal bonded rubber bushes, oil seals, washers resting pads etc.
- Aranya Natural dyes Aranya Natural dyes are undoubtedly, a gift of nature, it is also a tribute to the human spirit. The project has the support of Tata Global Beverages Limited TGBL, which is today, the largest integrated tea company in the world.Behind the success of Aranya, are physically challenged young adults, from the families of estate workers. These young people are educated and rehabilitated at a Vocational Training Centre managed by the women of Munnar.
- Dhanwanthari Vaidyasala Offering health care treatments therapies by ayurvedic methods and also providing ayurvedic medicines.
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Littlefoot's Adventures of Pokémon 4Ever is another Land Before Time/Pokémon crossover film planned to be re-edited by Yru17. It is planned be shown on YouTube after Littlefoot's Adventures of Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster.
Littlefoot and his friends (along with SpongeBob, Stan, Johnny, Gumball, their friends and their families) must help Ash and his friends to protect a fairy Pokemon named Celebi from an evil Poacher who works for Giovanni.
- SpongeBob SquarePants, Patrick Star, Squidward Tentacles, Sandy Cheeks, Eugene Krabs, Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman, Kenny McCormick, Johnny Test, Dukey, Susan Test, Mary Test, Hugh Test, Lila Test, Gumball Watterson, Darwin Watterson, Richard Watterson, Nicole Watterson, Anais Watterson and Sheldon J. Plankton guest star in this film.
- Plankton will be with Jessie, James, and Mewoth of Team Rocket in this film.
- This is an NTSC film (taken from a Cartoon Network airing of the film) with NTSC bits from The Land Before Time movies, The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie, and South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.


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Junior High School
The Alabel National Science High School Admission Examination has been set.
Here are the important dates to remember:
- October 28, 2016 – Deadline of submission of Application Form
Requirements for the Entrance Examination: (Admission Policy)
- Certification of good moral character.
- Certification from the school head that the applicant belongs to the upper 10% of the graduating Grade VI pupils SY 2016 – 2017.
- Photocopy of Form – 138E/Card, showing grades as of 1st grading period.
- Have at least 85% grades in the 1st grading period in English, Science and Mathematics and no grade below 83 in other subjects in the 1st grading period.
Reminders for the examinee:
- Be at your testing center by 7:00 a.m. of October 29, 2016.
- The test will start at exactly 8:00 a.m.
- Latecomers will not be allowed to enter the testing rooms after 8:30 a.m.
- Present the Examination Permit and your school ID to the examiner.
- Bring at least two sharpened soft lead pencils (MONGOL #2), a good eraser and snacks.
- If you do not receive your notification slip a week before the exam please inquire at Alabel National Science High School (083) 508-2228.


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Well, we all have to start somewhere.
Well, we all have to start somewhere.
There is a plant in my apartment, which I have had for years. I can not remember when I got it, but it has followed me from place to place, apartment to apartment. It lives in a tiny plastic brown pot, which sits within another slightly larger porcelain white planter, making it look like it has more space than it does.
Every day I look at this plant with both admiration and guilt – proud of how it has survived over the years in less than ideal conditions, yet embarrassed with my lazy refusal to recognize that it has outgrown its current home. "It's still green" I tell myself, to ease the guilt. "I water it when I remember, and it sits near the window so it gets light". But when I look closer I have to admit I'm bluffing, because I can see the weakening of the stalk, the slight withering and curling of the ends of the leaves where they are slowly turning brown. It's roots are struggling and have grown far too large for the tiny space I have confined it to for years.
I have had this plant for long enough to know that it's not doing as well as I'd like to believe. This plant is not healthy. It needs sunlight, needs to be outside. Yes, it is time for a transfer somewhere new, because living things need room to grow.
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A side project or passion, and the time we dedicate to it, is a choice. It can be a hard choice to make when faced with obligations like a job that pays the bills, or taking care of family. But when it comes to educational obligations, we must remember that college or university is also a choice. Can we really attend university – knowing that it comes with very specific expectations of what it takes in order to succeed – and then complain that the other things we are passionate about should justify not being able to complete those tasks? A degree is not something we pay for and are entitled to receive. We all enroll in higher education knowing that to be successful, to get a degree and graduate, takes a certain level of competence. Missing classes, not studying, and not completing assignments because we are focusing on other passions is a decision that we are entitled to make – but not one that a school is required to accommodate.
Yes, school is a time to pursue meaningful learning both in and out of the classroom. However, it is also the biggest lesson one gets in time management, and learning how to prioritize. So you're feeling stressed? Welcome to the real world, kid.
He was shy. An awkward freshman. He took off his glasses self consciously and sat for the class and within a matter of moments, without pen leaving page, he became my favorite drawing.


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