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Music Track Title: On the Run
Catalog ID: 524792 ISRC: US5UL1212090
Description: An intense and building Piece with several movements conveying anticipation, intensity and suspense. A secret agent runs through the night pursued by the FBI. The triumphant warrior oversees his great conquest. Great film trailer music. A full Orchestra with Electronic Elements, Underscore.
Social Media Link: https://www.audiosparx.com/sa/archive/Action/Action-Adventure-Electro-Orchestral/On-the-Run/524792
Artist or Group: Chris Howes
Keywords: Adventure Mystery Suspense Drama Cinematic Soundscape Ethereal Dramatic Emotional Triumphant Military Epic Building Powerful Symphonic Warrior Brave Somber
Music Genre > Sub-genre
Action Music
Action Adventure | Electro-Orchestral
Extended Properties
Duration: 5:33 Tempo: Fast BPM: 161
Arrangement: Orchestra, Modern
Instruments: Cello, Computer, Cymbals, Flute, Horn, Percussion, Strings, Synthesizer, Trombone, Viola, Violin, Timpani, Electronics, Taiko Drums, Bass Drum, Big Toms, Bass Trombone, French Horn
Vocal Mix: Instrumental
Moods: Adventurous, Aggressive, Atmospheric, Bold, Brave, Climactic, Dangerous, Dark, Deep, Determined, Dynamic, Edgy, Energetic, Epic, Escalating, Grand, Heroic, Lively, Regal, Rhythmic
Styles: Action Adventure, Action Thriller, Chase Scene, Crime in Progress, Dramatic Soundtrack, Espionage, Knights of Old, Military, Pirates, Psychological Thriller
Extended Keywords: soldier troops knights England kings kingdoms tense bold dramatic heroic brave dynamic regal front lines civil war reenactment soundtrack film score opening credits intro outro background soundscape closing credits film credits Bravehearts marching into war battlefield action military operations armies wars bold stunning soaring stirring triumphant energetic elegant powerful winning WW2 World War II War2 heroes returning home from battle King Richard forceful full symphony orchestra emotional heartening bravery hero's welcome military rituals army navy naval film war preparations war prep beautiful spacious cautious sentimental touching chase flight hide run escape dodge plot coverup secret mission covert


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Business group urges traders to buy local
The Ballarat economy is missing out on $3.2 billion annually because businesses are not using local resources.
The figure was calculated from a Ballarat council survey commissioned last year.
Commerce Ballarat spokeswoman Jodie Gillet says it will launch a new campaign on Monday to encourage businesses to shop locally.
"There's obviously a variety of reasons, but what we're encouraging businesses to do is to have an internal audit. Maybe it's something they haven't looked at for a while, maybe a few years ago they were using a particular service from out of town because it wasn't available here, but now it is," she said.
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Cake BossI'm watching a show called Cake Boss and he makes this chick a wedding cake, big, like three or four stacks high. It was all covered in classic stuff with lilies and such. She shows up to see it the day before, has a freakin' fit and when he walks away for a second, she grabs all...
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ General Audiences ] With the film direction of Manjit K. Singh and Ryan Golding, Robert Blake heads the cast of this feature film originally of Canada, with original script in English (see subtitles), whose premiere was scheduled for 2009. You can watch Mangalsutra online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2009.
Rating: 5 by 14 users./
Runtime: 77 minutes
Robert Blake, Amie Dicarlo, Irwin Hudginson, Cookie Khan, Nunich Lohr, Nick Mann, Deena Mistry, Joti Mistry, Albina Nahar, Manvir Sandhu, Prem Singh, Michelle Batchelor, Jeramiah Concelos, Jerimiah Concelos, Krystal Lakan and Shibi Yem.
77-minute film (full movie) directed by Manjit K. Singh and Ryan Golding.
The original audio of Mangalsutra has dialogues in Dolby Digital, it was produced in Canada.
It premiered in cinemas or television in 2009.
Screenplay written by Ryan Golding and Nick Mann.
Brad Smith.
Amrit Singh, Sarvan Singh, Kulwant Singh, Jhalman Singh and Manjit K. Singh.
This film was produced and / or financed by Dalewood Productions.
Composed by Jason Fyfe and Torben Frederiksen.
Without commercial breaks, the full movie Mangalsutra has a duration of 77 minutes; the official trailer can be watched in streaming on the Internet. You can watch this full movie free in EnglishDolby Digital in movie TV channels, renting the DVD or with VoD services (Video On Demand player, Hulu) and PPV (Pay Per View, Netflix).
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The Church is ONE, because:
- It has one head and founder, who is Jesus Christ, the Son of God.
- It is governed under one Pope, who is the Vicar of Christ on Earth.
- It has one Faith, which is shared by all members.
- Members of the Church are all initiated through the same Baptism.
The Church is HOLY because:
- It is the means established by God for the sanctification of the whole world.
- It is holy because of the holiness of its Saints, which all members of the Church are called to share.
- It is holy because the Sacrifice of Christ, which we offer in the Mass, makes the members of the Church holy.
- It is holy because it is guaranteed never, ultimately, to fail in its mission.
The Church is CATHOLIC because:
- It is intended for all people, and the invitation extended by Christ through the Church is universal.
- It is the same Church throughout the world: local and geographical differences do not divide the Church.
The Church is APOSTOLIC in two main ways:
- In its GOVERNMENT, because it is governed by bishops, who are the successors of the original 12 Apostles, under Peter, their head, whose successor is the Bishop of Rome (aka the Pope).
- In its TRADITIONS, because the Faith and the Sacraments preached by the Church are the same Faith, the same Sacraments preached by the Apostles, and received by them from Christ.


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We love a short week, although we're always behind with things and definitely out of sync with which day it is. A bit like the weather. Wellies or flip-flops, fleeces or bikinis? It seems, for today at least, you can go for the bikini option. We love a mini heatwave about as much as we love a short week. And this week is extra good. You may or may not have noticed us bubbling over with excitement about one of our very own reaching the final four of MasterChef. Billy has cooked up several storms and seen off stiff competition to cook another day, and another, and another. Now here we are in Finals week and another local, John Torode, will be casting his judgement tomorrow. We're right behind you, Billy, and if you see him down Northcote Road way where he works, give him a wave! Keep up to speed with other goings-on by checking into our calendar regularly. Collectively, we too can cook up a storm! (click here)
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I Like Lifting Weights
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I don't just like lifting,I cant go without lifting. I feel weird if I miss a day of working out, and the feeling you get when you start to lifting and the heart rate is up and your pump is so huge that your skin feels like its going to tear. Its my drug, my release, my sanctuary and my lively hood.
not bragging at all....but I love lifting and I am good at it. I did not start till I turned 40 and have fallen in love with the gym. I have had 2 shoulder surgeries since I started lifting weights but I think I was broken from old high school football days. My bench is 450 lbs, my squat is 525...
Atlantaguy1969 46-50, M 1 Jul 9, 2015
But I'm a pretty small guyso it's going to be a long road. Started SL 5x5 a while ago, need to get back into it
Power LiftI love lifting weights. It makes me feel strong, in control, and...powerful. I fell in love with weight lifting a few years ago. After about a week, I noticed some impressive changes. Not so much physically, but more mental. I carried myself differently. I had a...
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If I feel sad, I lift If I feel angry,I lift heavier If I feel stressed, I lift Lifting weights it's my therapy or else I'd go insane... "weights don't ask silly questions, weights understand" haha Please share any reason of why you go to the gym and what's your personal best lift?
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My goal will be to get to a bench press of250lbs by the end of August. Hopefully I can make it.
solojo 31-35, M 2 Responses 4 Jun 13, 2015
I love lifting weights.It's a great stress reliever and mind clearer. I usually train 6 days a week. I feel so much better after every workout. It's great seeing the results too.
mattywheels25 31-35, M 1 Dec 13, 2014
Lifting weights trying to get cut upas much as possible Now that i have the actual strength to do so I think I will cool
heyyo1234 26-30, M 0 Aug 9, 2014
Ehhh it's ok, kinda fun I guess.I mean, I don't wanna be super muscular, but I also don't wanna be super scrawny haha. But yeah, it's a fun way to pass time :) Plus while I'm doing it, I can jam to music XD
ACyanideSurprise 22-25, M 1 Nov 14, 2014
I used to lift a ton backwhen I was younger - then went to college and let myself get skinny. Never gained weight, but definitely lost muscle. On a mission now to put that muscle back on lol. I'm doing the starting strength program, which I've done before, and goal is to get my main lifts back up...
Early morning workouts =D love them.went to to gym at 5 in the morning came back home at 7. Mostly core and cardio tho.
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Love LiftingI am being trained by a power lifter. I am a woman who is proud of my Body and is looking forward to making it better. I like that im 45 and people tell me how young i look. Want to be a good example.
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Haiti Action Committee Denounces the Attempted Assassination of Former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Supporters of former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide Photo courtesy of HaitiInfoProj
See also: Video footage of Aristide supporters just prior to assassination attempt. Video courtesy of Wendy Joseph Lerisse
Yesterday, there was an assassination attempt against former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide, Haiti's first democratically elected president. President Aristide had been summoned to appear as a witness in a court case. While returning from court, his motorcade was attacked by armed Haitian police. A number of people were injured in the attack. Mass protests against the police broke out immediately.
In the wake of the electoral coup which installed Jovenal Moise, a right-wing protege of former president Michel Martelly, as Haiti's new president, there has been a marked increase in repression directed against grassroots activists.
This attack on President Aristide signals a new stage of terror in Haiti. It harkens back to the days of the Duvalier dictatorships. Human rights activists and all supporters of democracy in Haiti need to condemn this attempted assassination and demand that those who committed this act be brought to justice.
Former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide greets thousands of supporters in Port-au-Prince 3-20-17 Photo courtesy of Getty Images
Did Aristide support violence and pe lebrun in Haiti? – Speech – Sept. 27, 1991
Also watch Kevin Pina's latest documentary "Haiti: We Must Kill the Bandits": http://bit.ly/eWFDLd
Few Haitians, scholars and historians have had the opportunity to hear and study the full speech of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide on September 27, 1991. The speech was mired in controversy after Raymond Joseph, current Haitian ambassador to Washington D.C. but then Publisher of the right-wing newspaper Haiti Observateur, released a slanted translation. The translation was circulated by Ellen Cosgrove, the political officer of the U.S. Embassy in 1991, to the international press as proof that Aristide supported "pe lebrun" or necklacing with burning tires doused with gasoline. Other translators and scholars have criticized Joseph and the U.S. for that slant countering that Aristide's reference to "tool" and "smell" were colorful Kreyol metaphors describing Haiti's constitution. They say this only becomes clear when heard in the context of the entire speech.
The political context of the speech is equally important as it follows an attempt by the Duavlierists and Roger Lafontant to overthrow Aristide's government in a coup only three months earlier. Aristide was caught between plots by Duvalierists aligned with Haiti's wealthy elite and the violent reaction and impulses of the Haitian masses to decades of brutal repression known as dechoukaj.
The military coup that overthrew Aristide began on September 29, 1991, two days after he delivered this speech. The Joseph translation of the speech was handed out by Ellen Cosgrove to the press on October 7, 1991 during a visit by the Organization of American States (OAS) to Haiti.
This speech would be referred to many times, including in the present context, to justify keeping Aristide out of politics and the violent repression of Haiti's poor masses represented by the Lavalas movement.
Kevin Pina and the Haiti Information Project (HIP) now offer for history the complete unedited speech in Kreyol as it was videotaped that day in Sept. 1991.


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February 24, 2009
President Obama begins his summit on fiscal responsibility today. Health care and soaring entitlement costs will certainly be discussed. Before we find a solution, we must recognize and agree on the problem, says John C. Goodman, President and CEO of the National Center for Policy Analysis (NCPA).
According to the Social Security and Medicare Trustees:
- The unfunded liability in Social Security and Medicare is more than $100 trillion dollars (that's trillion, not billion), or about 6 ½ time the size of the entire U.S. economy.
- That's the size of our commitments over and above expected premiums and dedicated taxes, measured in current dollars.
- Of this amount, Medicare accounts for about $85 trillion; additionally, Medicaid is almost as large as Medicare and two thirds of that is a federal obligation.
Furthermore, says Goodman, our options are very limited. Even if we decided to close down Social Security and Medicare tomorrow, collecting no more payroll taxes and allowing no more benefit accruals, we still owe about $52 trillion in benefits that have already been earned.
If we stay on the current course, these programs will crowd out every other federal program over time, says Goodman. Social Security and Medicare already have a combined cash flow deficit, which is being covered with general income tax dollars:
- By 2012, they will require one in every ten income tax dollars.
- By 2020, one in four.
- By 2030, one in two.
Source: John C. Goodman, Response to "Obama's Fiscal Responsibility Summit and Health Care," National Journal Expert Blogs, February 23, 2009.
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Aston Martin this week announced it will supply the yet-to-be-released DBS for use in the 007 blockbuster, ending far-fetched rumours that Bond producers were considering ditching the quintessentially British brand in favour of lucrative product placement deals from brands such as Toyota and Fiat.
Despite admitting the 007 movies have been the best advertisement for the brand, Aston Martin boss Dr Ulrich Bez last year vowed not to pay a cent for Bond to drive an Aston because the famous spy - to be played by Daniel Craig - would not be authentic in anything else.
"Bond is the best of British and Aston Martin has the best car that is British," Bez said at the time. "If I was to be a little bit arrogant, I would say they should have to pay us." Instead, he offered to supply cars and any technical knowledge. Bond's choice of ride has raised eyebrows over the years, particularly when he drove BMWs as part of a multi-million dollar deal with the German car maker in the 1990s.
The decision to have Bond in an Aston Martin follows his most recent movie (Die Another Day, 2002), when actor Pierce Brosnan drove an Aston Martin Vanquish.
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New to buying Clarice Cliff? Or perhaps you'd like to try your hand at collecting. This is a basic guide to some possible first steps in collecting Clarice Cliff.
You'd like to collect Clarice Cliff. Perhaps you are wondering where to start. This guide will be unable to advise you where to start. As a collector you have an individual outlook. The route to learning about Clarice Cliff may well parallel the route to learning about your own tastes and interests. I can only try to outline the breadth of her output, give you a taster if you will. Your task is to have fun and discover your particular tastes and make your individual journey.
This guide is a brief account of a small part of the available range and some points on buying safely. I hope it will encourage you as a collector to find out more.
Clarice Cliff is a vast area for collectors encompassing different styles, tastes and eras. The prices vary from a few pounds to many thousands. Pieces are available not only in the UK but in Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, the USA, Europe and anywhere you have collectors.
This will not be a history lesson in Clarice Cliff. There are plenty of books available, each with their own viewpoints. I have listed a few at the end of this guide. However, you may be interested to learn that Clarice worked at the Wilkinson factory as an apprentice lithographer from the age of 17 in 1916. By 1922 she was offered an apprenticeship as a modeller. In 1927 she painted her first Bizarre Geometric patterns and by the end of that year Clarice Cliff had her own team of paintresses.
John Butler, Clarice Cliff's predecessor and art director until 1930, designed the Crocus pattern which was adapted extremely successfully by Clarice Cliff in 1928 and went on to be her most famous pattern selling well into the 1960's. The pattern Autumn Crocus is shown below left with a Bizarre backstamp. Clarice Cliff's earliest pattern book recordings of Geometric Designs were 1928/9, an example shown below right.
The so-called 'most collectable' patterns are the ones with the named backstamps - Bizarre and Fantasque. The patterns designed before 1935/6 are generally of a higher value. This lotus jug is designed in the Applique range and the pattern name is usually known as Lugano.
As more is known about Clarice Cliff designs, and with the advent of eBay bringing the lesser known Clarice Cliff patterns to a wider audience, other styles of designs are becoming collectable.
Pre-war hand painted patterns such as Palm designed in 1936 (below left) and Napoli designed in 1937 (below right) may appeal to a different kind of collector and are certainly more affordable at the moment.
Moulded ware from ranges such as My Garden (below left) and Celtic Harvest (below right) were extremely popular and are still popular with collectors today.
Lithograph or transfer designs were used on many of Clarice Cliff designs, some of them also hand painted, some purchased from lithograph manufacturers. Her most famous lithograph designs include Tonquin (1948) below and Rural Scenes (1948), patterns particularly popular with collectors in the USA. Those that are found on the older Clarice Cliff shapes are possibly more sought after.
Also see The Confusing World of Clarice Cliff
(written by DECODANCE - please see this dealer's eBay store - DECODANCE)
I know I said I would not advise on how to collect. Perhaps a few pointers will assist those who think they may be lost. Consider this, you may not be lost, you may have eclectic tastes!
Are you intrigued by a range of patterns or treatments, e.g., Applique, Latona, Goldstone?
Are you intrigued by a style of pattern, e.g., scenes, floral, abstract, intense highly decorated designs, elegant designs with space?
Are you intrigued by the moulded wares?
Are you intrigued by a particular shape, e.g. conical sifters, trios, lotus jugs, Biarritz plates?
Would you like to collect a dinner service or tea set in one pattern?
Would you like a representative of every available pattern from a particular range?
Do you like the hand painted transfer patterns?
- Are you intrigued by the unusual or less recognised patterns?
Do you like to search out unmarked Clarice Cliff?
Do you like to find pattern examples that suggest an influence on Clarice Cliff?
Do you prefer the figurines, toby jugs, book ends, masks?
Are you collecting for investment? Don't. Buy because you like it. Values go up and down, tastes change over the years. Clarice Cliff is now a mature market.
You might also consider display and storage as well as safety and insurance. A large collection doesn't always have to be displayed. Make sure it is well photographed and labelled before storage and you will present yourself with endless possibilities for future displays.
Does it have any DAMAGE OR RESTORATION? If it does, ensure the price you pay reflects this. Buy the best condition you can afford but don't pass up on an item that is important to your collection. You may well be able to replace it with a better example in time, but again, you may not. Is the paintwork faded, scratched or flaking?
The extent of ANY damage should be reflected in the price. Large areas of restored paintwork are not always true to the colour and may affect the display qualities.
Restoration can be very difficult to spot. Any description or assurances about your purchase must be written on your receipt incase restoration is discovered if you come to sell your item at a later date. Should you have to claim for your Clarice Cliff under your insurance policy, previously undiscovered restoration will still affect the value assigned by the claims assessor.
Does the vendor offer a full GUARANTEE? The vendor should guarantee the item is genuine and the condition as described. They should offer a full refund including return postage if it is not.
Is the vendor RELIABLE? Look at their terms and conditions as well as their feedback and past and current sales and purchases. Familiarise yourself with the vendors on eBay over a period of time. Check with the eBay forum on the official registered CLARICE CLIFF COLLECTORS CLUB to ensure neither the item nor the vendor are highlighted for misdescription or selling counterfeit.
Can you pay by credit card or PayPal? These may offer additional protection but check with your credit card issuer for advice first.
How much are you prepared to pay? Check the prices of similar items in eBay's ended listings from the past month. You may have to pay more than market value if it's something to complete your collection. Try not to get too excited near the end of the auction as you may find you are bidding against someone equally enthusiastic and you end up bidding too much. Stick to your top limit and if it goes to another bidder, there is bound to be another coming along soon.
Photo of item including declared damage if possible. A printed copy of the eBay auction page is useful if it is printed off immediately following your bid.
Name and address of vendor with the method of contact clearly written.
VAT number if vendor has charged you VAT.
Date of purchase.
Description of the item exactly as sold to you, to include a guarantee there is no damage or restoration other than that already declared.
Amount paid.
I quote from the Chairman of the registered Clarice Cliff Collectors Club:
"There is what I call an 'old school' of Clarice dealers most of whom pre-date the internet. They transgress the dealer status, many are enthusiastic collectors who posses knowledge and enjoy the pottery as much as any other collector. Their names are so familiar that they have become friends even if we have never meet them. They can be relied on and trusted and we deal with them with so much certainty that we never need to consider concerns over undeclared restoration or authenticity. They invest their time and capital in providing use with the wares that fuel our collections and provide a quality service for a premium collectable."
Comprehensively Clarice Cliff by Greg Slater and Jonathan Brough, Thames & Hudson, 2005
This is the most up to date and best researched book on shapes and patterns by Clarice Cliff.
Clarice Cliff by Peter Wentworth-Sheilds & Kay Johnson, L'Odeon, London, 1976
More than just an interesting book, it has become a collector's item with the first edition being limited and numbered. This book and the exhibition in Brighton mark the start of the Clarice Cliff popular revival.
Clarice Cliff: The Bizarre Affair by Leonard Griffin and Louis K. and Susan Pear Meisel, Thames and Hudson, 1988
The first comprehensive study of Clarice Cliff, large format book, still looks good today despite some out of date information. Still considered the standard work on the life and work of Clarice Cliff.
Clarice Cliff by Lynn Knight, Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, London, 2005
Sometimes fanciful, highly detailed account of the life and times of Clarice Cliff. Extensive notes, bibliography and index.
Auction Catalogues - Christies and Bonhams
These are useful for realised prices and pattern availability.
Clarice Cliff: The Art of Bizarre by Leonard Griffin, Pavillion Books Limited, 1999
Frequently fanciful, usually readable. There is a range of books written by this author that may be of interest if you get 'the bug'.
More Guides
Clarice Cliff Genuine or Counterfeit?
Listing your auction 'in the style of' Clarice Cliff
Authorised Clarice Cliff Reproductions
The Confusing World of Clarice Cliff
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Down a run, with two outs and a guy on third…Oakland A's second baseman Nick Punto struck out looking to end the game Friday night against the Seattle Mariners.
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Geographic features & Photographs around Range 26 Tower, in Louisiana, United States
- Local Feature;
- A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- Range 26 Tower (0km)
- Range 24 Tower (0.9km)
- Forsythe Tower (1.6km)
- Range 29 Tower (1.9km)
- Central Lookout (4.1km)
- McClellen Tower (4.5km)
- Beauregard Tower (4.7km)
- Walker Tower (4.8km)
- Jackson Tower (5km)
- Young Tower (5.6km)
- Kelly Tower (6.2km)
- Howard Tower (6.6km)
- Pershing Tower (6.9km)
- Scott Tower (7.1km)
- Taylor Tower (7.7km)
- Harrison Tower (8.2km)
- Forrest Towers (8.5km)
- Range 16A Tower (8.7km)
- Slocum Tower (9.3km)
- Thayer Tower (9.9km)
- Stillwell Tower (10.5km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Hogpen Branch (5.8km)
- Blackland Branch (7km)
- Zourie Creek (7.2km)
- Obanion Branch (7.4km)
- Mill Creek (8km)
- Dry Branch (8.1km)
- Bear Branch (8.2km)
- Rocky Branch (9.2km)
- Yoke Creek (9.6km)
- Hogpen Branch (10km)
- populated place;
- a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Fort Polk (1.8km)
- Sandy Hill (5.1km)
- North Fort Polk (9.3km)
- Pickering (10km)
- Coopers (10.2km)
- cemetery;
- a burial place or ground.
- Zion Hill Cemetery (5.5km)
- Cemetery Number 7 (5.7km)
- Cemetery Number 6 (6.5km)
- Cemetery Number 1 (8km)
- administrative division;
- an administrative division of a country, undifferentiated as to administrative level.
- Ward Four (4.3km)
- District 4 Parish Governing Authority District (7.3km)
- Vernon Parish (9.1km)
Accommodation around Range 26 Tower
- school;
- building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Polk Elementary School (8.9km)
- Pickering High School (10km)
- Pickering Elementary School (10km)
- building(s);
- a structure built for permanent use, as a house, factory, etc..
- Cummins Gym (1.1km)
- Fort Polk Library (1.9km)
- Fort Polk Military Museum (3km)
- tower;
- a high conspicuous structure, typically much higher than its diameter.
- KCIJ-FM (North Fort Polk) (7.1km)
- KCIJ-FM (North Fort Polk) (9.5km)
- KVVP-FM (Leesville) (10.3km)
- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- Pine Island Church (7.2km)
- Saint Petersburg Church (8.9km)
- Johnsonville Church (9.4km)
- hospital;
- a building in which sick or injured, especially those confined to bed, are medically treated.
- Chesser Dental Clinic (1.6km)
- Bayne-Jones Hospital (2.9km)
- meteorological station;
- a station at which weather elements are recorded.
- Fort Polk, Polk AAF Ft Polk (0.6km)
- post office;
- a public building in which mail is received, sorted and distributed.
- Fort Polk Post Office (1.9km)
- lake;
- a large inland body of standing water.
- Pry Lake (6.9km)
- park;
- an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
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Range 26 Tower
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Airports close to Range 26 Tower
Polk aaf(POE), Fort polk, Usa (1.5km)
Beauregard parish(DRI), Deridder, Usa (37.2km)
Alexandria international(AEX), Alexandria, Usa (89.8km)
Esler rgnl(ESF), Alexandria, Usa (122.4km)
Lake charles rgnl(LCH), Lake charles, Usa (135.5km)