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Genre: Mystery
Jemma Chase and Detective Tucker return for another suspense-filled escapade in Perfect for Framing, the latest addition to Maggie Bishop's acclaimed Appalachian Adventure Mystery series. With the advent of winter, Jemma turns from helping run Chase's Dude Ranch to utilizing her skills as photographer and wood worker. Jemma is hired by Petula Windsor, president of a local property owners' association, to build cabinets in her guest house, but before Jemma can collect her pay, Petula burns to death in the same house. Jemma, a CSI wannabe, would like nothing more than to be in on the investigation, and Tucker has a hard time trying to keep her interest at bay. But when Petula's husband is found dead and Tucker's life is jeopardized, Jemma won't be stopped until she finds the murderer.
Once more, Maggie Bishop delivers a thrilling whodunit peppered with lovable characters and set against the beautiful backdrop of the mountains of North Carolina. Packed with breath-taking action and nail-biting suspense, with a twisting plot that guarantees constant speculation, this is one book that will have readers quickly turning pages, eager to find out what happens next.
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Looking for the Descendants of John DRAKE & Ellen Jane GALLAGHER
I'm looking for the descendants of John C.Drake & Ellen Jane Gallagher originally from Monroe Co.,OH. Sometime after their marriage they moved to East Liverpool,OH. In Ellen's obit from 26 Dec.1950 it stats they had 4 children. Their names were: Brady Drake from Coraopolis;Mrs.Olive Watson from Bulger,PA.;Mrs. Alice Owensings of New Straitsville & Miss Helen Drake from East Liverpool.
Ellen had a sister, Samatha Gallagher Drake,d/o M/M Henry(Harry) Gallagher of Monroe Co.,OH. Samatha was married to John's brother, James F.Drake. They were the sons of George Washington Drake & Nancy Jane Edington of Monroe Co.,OH.
John C.Drake & his brother,James F.Drake were first cousins to my grandfather,Eli Carrington Drake,Sr.,s/o Thomas Carter Drake & Lovina Bowie.
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While podcasting from the crown of the Statue of Liberty Joe is notified, as a result of research by the U.S. Immigration service some of the decedents of Irish immigrants much report for immediate deportation.
Then some kid next door bugs Joe right in the middle of his podcast segment about the current immigration fiasco on the U.S. - Mexican boarder. Joe uncoveres something shocking and incurable about the President of the United States.
Joe takes a look at what Anaximander did and how he deflated Thor.
The episode ends up with the final airing of Uncle Ned's, Still a Star series is "stuck in there" as Joe says. It's an interview with David Lee Roth, then afterward, Ned dies a happy man.
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at first, i must say that i like this cms, i tried out joomla,typo, phpkit etc.., at last i worked with joomla, and was happy with it, but an friend shows me your ocportal and i must at the first look on it, try out how it works, i work at this time to build an communitysite looks like an free downloadcenter for multiplayergames ( mods,patches,maps demos etc…) at this time i have on my 2 servers 220GB on stuff that i will import.
also, now i try out the ocportal, and testing the importfunktion from ftp, it works great with free pub folders, but he not import the files from the own server, i canot found an tutorial how it will worked , can someone of the community give me please an tip ?
1. how can i import the files from the hd, where ocportal is installed ( ocportal has the master ftp accses )
2. when i import some files from pub ftp to ocportal,and will save theme on one hd, i become an error massage, but as download it works ? i dont know how i can handle it, i will not link to other server, because i think, that i will bet the files, and i have to pay the traffic
Sorry for my bad english, it is 18 years ago that i learned it in scool, i hope that someone of you can help me, i will say thank you for reading and thank you for given this great cms
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You can put the FTP username and password into the URL that you choose to do an FTP import from. It goes something like:
(If in doubt, I'd use Internet Explorer to connect to login to FTP, then yank out the full URL that it created once you logged in.)
However, all this is not secure because users of your website would be able to see the username/password when they started the download. The FTP import thing does not copy files, it just adds a load of entries to the download system that points ocPortal directly to the FTP server each time a download is done. ocPortal doesn't have any way around this, so to avoid it you do currently need to add the files manually (you don't need to upload them with the web form, you could upload all the files to your server using a decent uploading program, and then enter the URLs to where you put the files).
I realise this could be a big chore if there are a lot of files, and this is a good area where someone could make a modification for ocPortal for this (batch import of files in a server directory).
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this tip works great:
but you are also right what you say about the secure, it will dont be good, when sombody delete this files ,and to put them in manually, will cost all my free time for an long time, here you can see some files from server nr.1 -> Files
when somebody can help with an modifikation, i will be very happy, i cannot pay a lot of money,because i do this job for free and for hobby, but i can say thank you with some GB webspace + domain and an signature from the coder in the cms, and sorry again for my bad english dear community
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i put now 37.467 files at ftp import into my site, this is the last thing i see from the startpage, after i added in the adminbackend ca. 10.000 files more, i got an error when i will visit the mainpage, it says:
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 26214400 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 65 bytes)
ok, thats no problem, i go into my php.ini and switch it into 32 MB, now i got the error message:
Premature end of script headers: index.php
ok, i fix that problem 2, ich set the chmods new, disable suphp and gives the script more time to work, and it works slow,but it work, also i put the next 4.000 files on it, and now i get the error message from the mainpage again, that he will have an memory size from 42MB, i think now, that i am on an point, where i say i give up, the side is verry slow and i must put more files on it, but when i do this, you cannot wait so long.
my thinking for oc portal:
oc portal is an very good cms, people can make her own hompage without knowing html, its very easy to learn and have many verry good and interesting modules and funktions, you can publish without every trouble easy 20.000 files for you community, and have enough power on your server for videos and galleries, perfekt for buisniss and communitys, but not for an downloadcenter with over 150.000 files ( this means only the ftp import! ) i think when you do it manually, you will have no problems !
i will use ocportal for some other projekts, because it is an very powerfull cms, try it by yourself,you will see
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Industry Clusters v regionálním rozvoji
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The concept of "Industry Clusters" has become very popular in the vocabulary of regional planners and researchers throughout the world in the last decade, namely in the United States, European Union and generally in OECD countries. However it has been not known in the Czech Republic yet. The paper aims to introduce the industry cluster concept and definition, the ways of cluster identification, the factors affecting cluster development and their contribution to regional development policies. The example of preliminary industry cluster analysis in Moravia Silesia region in the Czech Republic is presented in the conclusion and the potential clusters are identified.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post7460409381321034202..comments2017-11-21T16:30:04.368-06:00Comments on Mommy Minded: DIY Laundry Detergent. My Favorite.Mommy Mindedhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-28299866624796493252015-02-13T13:28:18.097-06:002015-02-13T13:28:18.097-06:00To poster above: I use it my HE machine, and it se...To poster above: I use it my HE machine, and it seems to work just fine!

I found your recipe on Pinterest a couple of years ago and have been using it exclusively ever since for laundry. Just made a 4x batch today! The only thing I do differently is to grate the soaps in the food processor. I did it by hand the first time. Gonna have to play a "Nope!" card on that.

firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-33441027416254505322014-01-12T08:50:55.347-06:002014-01-12T08:50:55.347-06:00Does this detergent work in HE machines?Does this detergent work in HE firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-75386954821946594102013-02-15T06:28:06.338-06:002013-02-15T06:28:06.338-06:00I could not find either of the soaps here in my sm...I could not find either of the soaps here in my small town. We do sell Sunlight bars in the laundry department. I used that aswell as half a cup of Oxi Clean powder. We find it works great. Even my Picky teenagers like it and are doing their own laundry. I guess it is easier for them to pour it in the lid of the purex crystal container then the scoop... :-)

Thank you from The Maritimes firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-33794039260790758372012-09-25T08:56:56.467-05:002012-09-25T08:56:56.467-05:00I used the sun crystals as well. I noticed that th...I used the sun crystals as well. I noticed that the batch as I stirred the components together had a heat reaction. I used it and the smell of the clothes for weeks afterward were great. Now here a couple weeks later I have noticed the mix still smells great, but my clothes aren't sweet smelling any more after they come out of the drier. Has any one had this problem, and does usiing oxi clean really matter apposed to the other sun brand. Thanks,Modestmaidenhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-61949135187162908302012-07-20T15:11:15.324-05:002012-07-20T15:11:15.324-05:00Just made some of this and it is wonderful! It sme...Just made some of this and it is wonderful! It smells so great! I used a 1/2 cup of the lavender Unstoppables as well. I also use the lavender dryer sheets. My laundry smells great for a fraction of the cost. I have been making my own liquid laundry detergent for a very long time and I use lavendin essential oil (it's cheaper thaqn the lavender) and Yardley lavender soap to grate up. My issue, as well as many others, is the room to store it. I think I found my new favorite! Thanks so much.Laurie firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-88077337729375456752011-11-19T18:33:30.651-06:002011-11-19T18:33:30.651-06:00Thanks for the link you left on my blog. Wow that...Thanks for the link you left on my blog.

Wow that looks great.

Have never heard of purex crystals and not sure what substitute to use here in Australia.

A quick question about your food processor. How do you get ALL the soap out so you can still use if for food ?Chareenhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-463422909416590532011-07-25T12:46:30.535-05:002011-07-25T12:46:30.535-05:00I've been wanting to make my own laundry deter...I've been wanting to make my own laundry detergent and yours sounds like it works great and smells lovely too.Jenn Ericksonhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-38166109059287326892011-07-20T13:05:07.079-05:002011-07-20T13:05:07.079-05:00thanks for shoing how to make soap! come link it...thanks for shoing how to make soap!

come link it to my woot woot wednesday linky party!

http://tootsiewootsieboutique.blogspot.com/2011/07/woot-woot-wednesdays-2.htmlThe Tootsie Wootsiehttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-5771018768997717482011-07-19T19:08:01.724-05:002011-07-19T19:08:01.724-05:00I like that! I might try that soon! Thanks for the...I like that! I might try that soon! Thanks for the recipie (if that is what you would call it... hmm). Please link up to "My Life in a Lense" at http://mylifeinalense-chelethecello.blogspot.com/ :DCheletheCellohttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-66577654938701822852011-07-19T08:01:50.345-05:002011-07-19T08:01:50.345-05:00I have been wanting to try an make my own detergen...I have been wanting to try an make my own detergent for a while, so glad I found you :) Thanks for the recipe. Going to try it. Have a great week.
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www.jandmseyecandy.blogspot.comBrit @ JandMs Eye Candyhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-25911656645714524332011-05-22T01:37:28.328-05:002011-05-22T01:37:28.328-05:00I've made detergent in the past but never this...I've made detergent in the past but never this recipe. I'll have to try this out! Thanks for sharing!Kindra-At Home With Khttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-87834376831989622702011-05-20T10:02:21.443-05:002011-05-20T10:02:21.443-05:00I am so glad that you like it! -MeganI am so glad that you like it!

-MeganMommy Mindedhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-61873492498449764812011-05-20T09:04:55.734-05:002011-05-20T09:04:55.734-05:00I did it! I made your recipe, except I used dove i...I did it! I made your recipe, except I used dove instead of zote.
I found Fels-Naptha for the first time at a walmart outside our town...funny where you find things!
THE WHOLE LAUNDRY ROOM SMELLS GREAT! And that is just after one load! I was almost going to not buy the crystals due to cost but a customer saw me looking at them at walmart and said, "Have you tried those? They are awesome." So I got them. LOL. Power of suggestion of a stranger!
Love the idea of using the container too. Thanks!Handkerchiefgalhttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-58258588238838820672011-05-17T12:17:46.973-05:002011-05-17T12:17:46.973-05:00Hey! I was actually online today trying to find so...Hey! I was actually online today trying to find some different ways to make it!MomAlotOfChocolatehttps://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-66727409181510215292011-05-17T08:59:15.994-05:002011-05-17T08:59:15.994-05:00Hey there! Yes my clothes do smell with the Pyrex....Hey there! Yes my clothes do smell with the Pyrex. It is still very mild but I like it a lot! Zote is just a laundry bar soap, you should be able to find it at any store by your laundry detergents. It looks like a big square bar of soap. I hear you on the liquid, I love the powder!Mommy Mindedhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2824331649426543424.post-58133170347355443642011-05-17T08:04:34.195-05:002011-05-17T08:04:34.195-05:00Great tips! Found you on Coastal charm. I've u...Great tips! Found you on Coastal charm. I've used 2 dif. recipies, one liquid (last time I did 5 gal and then thought, "oh dear, where to put it!?" but I think I like dry the best cuz it is easier to store. I have never heard of zote? What is that? And do the clothes smell when you add the purex crystals (after wash I mean?) I might try that sometime. Thanks for the post!Handkerchiefgalhttps://firstname.lastname@example.com


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While we can't be certain that the Korean company is building a 12.2-inch tablet, leaked images earlier this month seem to suggest they're doing exactly that. Fast forward to today and we're seeing a similar device pass Bluetooth certification, which means we could be learning more about Samsung's tablet or Note aspirations sooner than we thought.
According to SamMobile an upcoming device listed as the SM-P901 is the rumored Galaxy Note 12.2, only this is the WiFi variant, which will be available for those who aren't interested in the 4G LTE flavor. That is, if the entire 12.2-inch device is real to begin with.
Another possible speculation is this is the next generation Samsung-made Google Nexus 10, and trying to be hidden a bit with confusing details and a leaked 12.2-inch device. We're not sure at the moment, but likely a new 10-inch slate from Google's Nexus program will accompany the often-leaked Nexus 5.
Today's Bluetooth filing doesn't reveal any additional details aside from the fact it will support Bluetooth 4.0, and if previous discussions are accurate this will sport at least a 2560×1600 WQXGA display. Personally 12.2-inches is getting too big for something to carry daily, without offering a keyboard and notebook-like experience, but at least this isn't as big as Toshiba's 13.3-inch slate.
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Goldsboro Drug Company
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Next Glass & Untappd
Wilmington NC, 2015
The historic Todd's Building in downtown Wilmington is the new home to tech companies Next Glass and Untappd. The main showstopper in this historic renovation is the custom-fabricated steel staircase in the lobby. The new work area includes a bright open work space and glass-walled private conference rooms.
Death and Taxes
Raleigh NC, 2015
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Edgerton Lofts
Goldsboro NC, 2013
This tax-credit project in historic downtown Goldsboro involved the renovation of second floor offices into residential units. All historic doors and windows were either re-used or incorporated into the new design.
115 S. Third Street
Smithfield NC, 2012
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Durham NC, 2010
This three-story building was constructed in the 1920's and is a contributing structure to the Downtown Durham Historic District. It is a tax credit project which has been renovated to house retail at the street level with office space and nine apartment units above.
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Built around 1877 for Sheriff J.M. Norwood, this 1,600 sq ft historic renovation and relocation project utilized historic tax credits for commercial use. Located in downtown Raleigh near City Market, the Norwood House was home to the offices of Maurer Architecture from 1996 to 2008. This project received the Anthemion Award from Capital Area Preservation and the Sir Walter Award for Community Appearance.
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Carolina Trust Building
Raleigh NC, 2006
Constructed in 1902, this was one of the first office buildings in downtown Raleigh and was the original home of the Carolina Trust Bank. The scope of the project includes a new storefront, shell design for assembly on the first floor and basement and an infill addition to house a new elevator, stair shaft, and additional office space. The project received the Anthemion Award from Capital Area Preservation.
Masonic Lodge
Smithfield NC, 2006
The historic Smithfield Masonic Lodge, which was built in 1857, has stood vacant for many years after withstanding a relocation and fire. The building now rests on a new foundation at its current location. The interior of the 2,000 building features original hardwood floors. The second floor of the Lodge features a barrel vault ceiling that spans the full length of the building.
Maurer Architecture has restored the 150 year old building to its 1917 form by removing any unoriginal elements, such as interior walls, wainscotting, entryways and fixtures.
Inside Out
Wendell NC, 2001
This 9,200 square foot historic commercial building has been restored to meet the Secretary of the Interiors Standards for Rehabilitation and to utilize historic tax credits. The renovated two-story structure houses retail and office tenants, and features a rooftop patio.
Capital Department Store
Smithfield NC, 2001
This 4,200 square foot historic building was renovated according to the Secretary of the Interiors Standards for Rehabilitation and utilized historic tax credits for commercial and retail use.


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Elephant, Swings Trunk
by Sy Schreckinger – ANTIQUE TOY WORLD Magazine – April, 1996
Majestic and colossal describe the behemoth that
entertains and performs at circuses worldwide. This pachyderm continues to
delight audiences of all ages, despite competition from mischievous
monkeys to fearsome felines. It is not coincidental that major circus
performances commence and conclude with the "Grand March" of these
generally gentle giants.
Nineteenth-century toy manufacturers, cognizant of the opportunity to
capitalize upon the elephant's popularity, utilized the likeness of the
animal in the design of many of their wares. Examples of the multitude of
mechanical banks incorporating the image of this grand creature include
"Elephant and Three Clowns" (refer to A. T W.,
May 1983); "Elephant With
Howdah, Man Pops Up" (A.T.W.,
May 1991); "Hubley, Elephant With Howdah"
(A. T W., October 1992); "Elephant With Tusks, On Wheels" (A.T.W.,
February 1992); "Jumbo" (A.T.W.,
December 1987); "Light of Asia" (A.T.W.,
November 1991); "Elephant Locked Howdah," and the subject of this article,
"Elephant, Swings Trunk" small. On June 27, 1905, Adam C. Williams, of
Ravenna, Ohio, was granted Design Patent number
37,474 for his handsome
representation of the circus elephant (Figure I). The bank was
subsequently manufactured by the designer's company, i.e., the A. C.
Williams Company of Ravenna, Ohio. Comparison of the patent drawings to
the actual production bank (Figure II) reveals scrupulous adherence to
each detail.
The Williams Company manufactured the "Elephant Toy Bank" (as it was
originally titled) in two sizes, i.e., large and small. This is indicated
in one of the company's wholesale catalogs, circa 1906 (Figure III): "No.
3548 Seven inches long, four and seven-eighths inches high; weight 2 lbs.,
finished in drab; gold and silver trimmings; per gross ... $50.00. No.
3648 Five and one-eighth inches long. Three and five-eighths inches high;
weight 19 oz., finished same as 3548; per gross $25.00."
These banks, now designated by collectors as "Elephant, Swings Trunk,
Large" and "Elephant, Swings Trunk, Small" (Figure II), are almost
identical in appearance, except for size. There are no casting variants of
either, and only an occasional color modification of the elephant and/or
its blanket.
The colors of the bank shown in Figure II are as follows: the
elephant is an overall olive-gray; it has white eyes with black pupils.
The blanket and howdah are painted silver with gold highlights and trim.
The bell strap is bright, maroon red.
Action of both "Elephant, Swings Trunk" banks is subtle, simple, and
appropriate to the subject. To quote once again from the A. C. Williams
catalog (Figure III): "The trunk of the elephant moves when coin is
inserted, and trunk automatically closes the slot as soon as coin is
deposited. Coin can be removed only by taking the bank apart."
Both the large and small versions of "Elephant, Swings Trunk" are
relatively common. This factor, plus its lack-luster appearance, account
for its status as an inexpensive mechanical bank. Nevertheless, locating
an all-original, unbroken, complete example in superb paint condition
could prove a challenge to even the most advanced collector.
Reproductions of both the large and small versions are known to
exist. Figure IV is a base diagram of an original example of "Elephant,
Swings Trunk" Large, and Figure V is a base diagram of an original example
of "Elephant, Swings Trunk" Small. Recasts of each will appear
approximately one-eighth to one-quarter inch smaller, O.D., along the base
than indicated.
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As we mark the Somme centenary, a lunchtime talk by Tim Lynch, 'Rethinking the Leeds Pals'. Friday 22 July, 1 pm, Leeds Central Library Room 700. Free, but pre-booking essential.
As we mark the Somme centenary, a lunchtime talk by Tim Lynch, 'Rethinking the Leeds Pals'. Friday 22 July, 1 pm, Leeds Central Library Room 700. Free, but pre-booking essential.
Recent large projects, many funded by developers, have highlighted a growing interest in the frontier lands on either side of Hadrian's Wall, an area that can loosely be called Central Britain. The focus of this geographical region is arguably centred on territory that came to be associated with the Brigantes, but a gulf still exists.
Grassington, 29 October. Here's the programme and more information:
Coming up at Creswell Crags, south of Worksop, events organised by the Creswell Heritage Trust:
A team from Durham University on site 4 to 16 July excavating outside Mother Grundy's Parlour, providing free public tours of the excavation site on Saturday 9 July at 12 noon and 3pm, and a talk on their findings at 1.30pm (tickets £3), bookable on 01909 720378.
Sheffield University team sharing new techniques and proposals on Saturday 16 July.
Creswell Crags celebrates the Festival of British Archaeology on Saturday 23 July, with an 'Ice Age Survival' day – John Lord will be demonstrating flint knapping, and Paul Preston (Lithoscapes) running a flint identification drop-in workshop. A chance to try your hand at outdoors survival skills (£5 charge for event).
'Wildflowers of the Limestone gorge' with Debbie Alston of Derbyshire Wildlife Trust on Tuesday 26 July, 2pm – 4pm (£4 charge – please book ahead).
Day school coming up, 29 October in Grassington. Jointly organised by our own Prehistory Research and Roman Antiquities Sections, with the Yorkshire Dales Landscape Research Trust. Note the date, and more information will follow.
This isn't the kind of view you might expect on a walk with the Railway Ramblers… and normally sunburn isn't a big risk on the North York Moors. So Industrial History Section member Jane Ellis's guided walk around the remains of ironstone lines at the top of Rosedale and Farndale was full of surprises, and took us to what must be Yorkshire's highest railway (at 1,200 feet, tops the Settle-Carlisle). Across Rosedale calcining kilns stand next to the railway. There are also remains of a late-19th c. settlement near the Blakey junction. From here, iron was shipped out westwards via Ingleby incline and Battersby.
Jane, who is the new excursions organiser for YAHS, also does guided walks around the NYM National Park (and elsewhere) including a leisurely three-mile local history hike from Lealholm next Saturday, 2 July, 11 am.
A new exhibition at the Mercer Art Gallery, Harrogate, 'Noble Prospects' celebrates Capability Brown's designs at some of Yorkshire's great houses. Sponsored by the Yorkshire Gardens Trust, it opens to the public today and runs until 11 September, free of charge, with lots of associated events. The show was curated by YAHS member Karen Lynch (on the right of the photo), who has written a book to accompany it.
I was invited to last night's preview as YAHS has loaned the Rev. Hale of Harewood's book of watercolours for the exhibition. It's worth going just to see Brown's vast plan for Temple Newsam!
Of all the section lectures I attended over the 2015-16 season, one in December by Chris Robson has stayed with me. It was the astonishing story of the St Bees knight, the discovery in 1981 at St Bees priory in Cumbria of the best preserved medieval body ever found. Chris provisionally identified the man as Sir Anthony de Lucy, and a woman found nearby as his sister Maud.
Most interestingly, Sir Anthony was a casualty of the Northern Crusades, annual forays into northern Germany to defeat the Lithuanian infidel. Hearing about this little-known crusading, I wondered why no one had made a film. Well now they have – Medieval Section has produced an edited version of the lecture, and here it is on their website.
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Udupi: The Udupi district police started to impose fine on the users of two-wheelers if they ignored the new helmet rule that makes it compulsory for pillion riders to wear helmets from Monday February 1.
After a week-long campaign on creating awareness about the new rule, the traffic police levied a fine of Rs 100 each against the violators.
In Kundapur as part of spreading public awareness, the police distributed roses to riders and pillion riders who had started to wearing helmets. The move was to encourage people respecting the rule.
Speaking to Mangalorean.com, Superintendent of Police, Annamalai K said that all most all police stations had received an average number of violations cases across the district. As many as 715 motorists who rode with pillion without helmet were penalised on first by the Police across udupi district The police officials had noticed that many people had started wearing helmets, voluntarily. "It is a good sign that many people are already wearing helmets. We want people to voluntarily follow the rule and not by force. In the coming days traffic police would be stricter. They should understand that helmets are for their own good and not for the police," he added.
Annamalai further said that first-time violators will be fined Rs. 100 each and the fine will increase to Rs. 200 and Rs. 300 for second and third-time violators, respectively. If anyone is found ignoring the rule even after getting penalised, the department will recommend for suspension of driving license of such violators.


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Unanswered: Code out of order - looking for shortcut key
I am stuck on a MS sql database where the code is out of order. I suggested a tabindex to try to put the focus on input fields.
The programmer is learning and I am sure in time he will figure it out on his own.
The program tabs all over the place. Is there a keyboard shortcut that will tab only input entry fields on the screen?
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March 9, 2003 (Snapper Rocks, QLD, Australia) Rising star Dean Morrisontoday overcame 1999 world champion and fellow local Mark Occhilupo to winthe Quiksilver Pro. The US$250,000 World Championship (WCT) commenced withround four this morning, running right through to the climax and withcountless highlights in between. Two Mitchell Surfing Foundation (MSF)expression sessions also took place, one prior to and another following thegrand finale.
Great 3-4ft (1.3m) waves were on offer at Snapper Rocks, with anothercapacity crowd turning out to support their hometown heroes.
Morrison, who was granted a full-time wildcard position on this year's WCTfollowing a severe head injury at the end of last season in Hawaii, easilyjustified the spot today. Commencing his assault this morning againstsix-time world champ Kelly Slater (USA), the 22-year-old gained momentum ashe disposed of Jake Paterson (Aus) in the quarterfinals and then good mateMick Fanning in the semis.
Against Occhilupo in the 30-minute decider, 'Dingo' set a blistering pace.Having opened with a 9.0, he then lifted the extremely high level with anear-perfect 9.73, followed by another 9.23. With only 'best two' counting,he created a daunting total for his more experience opponent to try andcatch. As the huge and vocally supportive crowd cheered him on, the quietlyspoken Morrison claimed his maiden WCT title, US$30,000, and leads the 2003world title race.
"I don't want to go to sleep 'cause I think when I wake up this would be adream," began Morrison, after being carried by mates through the thousandsof cheering fans. "It's unbelievable. I don't know what to say.
"I was just stoked about my first heat this morning," he continued. "I wasup against Kelly and to make the quarters was the best result I'd ever had.Then I got through and was up against Mick in the semifinals. He's my goodmate, so I was thinking at least one of us was going to make the final. ThenI went out there then and it was just like a dream. I got three waves offthe bat. I didn't think they were so high, but when I heard, it was just adream.
"I was just glad to be in this year," he added, of the World ProfessionalSurfers (WPS) granting him a wildcard spot. "There was no pressure on methis event. I felt like… I don't know what I feel. I'm overwhelmed(laughs). I'm just going to take this year one heat at a time. The boys areall just getting warmed up and everyone is going to be on fire."
Occhilupo, who seemed invincible en-route to the final, later acknowledgedsurfing four heats at Snapper had taken its toll. While he still executedsome amazing backhand re-entries, Occy fell a number of times and the titleslipped from reach. In the end, the 36-year-old required a combination ofscores worth 12.84-points.
"I feel sore, actually," said Occhilupo afterward. "I said to Deano halfwaythrough, 'aren't your legs sore?' He said, 'yeah, they're cramping.' Icouldn't even feel mine. It's really strenuous surfing four times,especially with the length of ride here. It's not really a good excuse'cause Deano had plenty and ripped so hard. It's such a deserving win andI'm really happy for him. He's got such a big future.
"It's the best start I've had," he continued. "I'm feeling really good andcan't wait for Bells (next WCT, April 15-26)."
Equal third in the Quiksilver Pro were 2002 Rookie of the Year Mick Fanning(Aus) and Pat O'Connell (USA). Both received US$10,000 and a great start totheir 2003 WCT ratings campaign.
Fanning (Aus), who posted the only perfect 10-point ride of the QuiksilverPro, as well as the highest combined total of 19.6 – out of a possible20-points during his quarterfinal – couldn't repeat the unbelievableperformance against good mate Morrison. The world #5 appeared destined foranother finals berth, but inferior wave selection proved his ultimatedownfall, needing a combination of rides worth 10.24-points.
"It was really special," said Fanning nonetheless, of the pair's firman-on-man WCT heat. "We grew up surfing against each other all the time andever since we were little kids Deano beat me, so I guess it just keeps ongoing on (laughs). I'm stoked to get a good start to the season though, andstoked for Deano to make his first final.
"The waves were so fun," he added, of his epic quarterfinal. "Everythingjust felt right. I guess I was just trying too hard in the semis, but it'sall good."
O'Connell, the only non-Australian to reach the semifinals, was exceptionalthroughout the Quiksilver Pro. The Californian led at the halfway mark, butthen Occhilupo regained the lead with a mediocre 6.2 ride. With 8-minutesremaining it seemed plenty would still happen, but the ocean failed toco-operate until the last minute. Pat required a 6.64 and while he managed afew turns down the line on his final attempt, it wasn't enough and thejudges awarded a 5.07 score.
"It's funny, as one of the best things to ever happen in my career was whenOccy and I had a heat here back in 1998," recalled O'Connell. "He needed a5.9 for about eight minutes and nothing ever came. I won and was so excitedabout it. Then halfway through the heat today, he needed a 5.9 and I juststarted laughing. But for me it's a real honor just to be in the water withhim, win or lose. It was a great contest and sure I would have liked to getthose last couple of points, but I think I did everything I really couldhave in that heat. Pretty stoked."
Finishing equal fifth today were Australians Taj Burrow, Jake Paterson, anddefending Quiksilver Pro champion Joel Parkinson, along with lone BrazilianNeco Padaratz.
Burrow, in particular, deserves further mention following his quarterfinalperformance. The West Australian was in stunning form, posting a 9.37 and9.1, yet still required two scores worth 10.23-points to match Fanning. Thepair's combined total of 38.07 is the highest since the 'best two' waveoption came into affect at the start of last season. The world #4's total of18.47-points would have been enough to win any other quarterfinal.Additionally, he collected the 'Torquay Time-Tunnel' award for the longesttube ride (clocked at 8-seconds) in the Quiksilver Pro for a bonus AUD$5,000bonus.
Two Mitchell Surfing Foundation (MSF) expression sessions also took place,with one prior to and another following the grand finale. Both extraordinarydisplays had cash incentives up for grabs totaling US$10,000.
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1st Dean Morrison (Aus) 18.96 – US$30,000
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SF2: Mark Occhilupo (Aus) 14.2 def. Pat O'Connell (USA) 13.9
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QF2: Dean Morrison (Aus) 16.57 def. Jake Paterson (Aus) 15.66
QF3: Mark Occhilupo (Aus) 18.07 def. Joel Parkinson (Aus) 15.46
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Newfoundland and Labrador has slipped into deficit as offshore oil production dips because of maintenance, and payments from the Atlantic Accord dry up.
The $7.5-billion budget tabled Tuesday projects a $258-million deficit this fiscal year and a provincial net debt of $8.5-billion by the end of March 2013.
The fiscal blueprint also forecasts a deficit in 2013-14 of almost $433-million.
Finance Minister Tom Marshall predicts a $44-million surplus the following year as higher offshore oil royalty rates kick in.
The temporary cash crunch means a loss of 45 temporary government jobs as the province negotiates a new contract with public servants, he said. But the government decided against balancing the budget with more drastic measures, he told a news conference.
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Mr. Marshall said a government-wide review of each department's core mandate will help focus program goals and increase cash available to diversify the economy.
The province relies on offshore oil royalties for one-third of its revenues and is also heavily dependent on volatile commodity prices through its mining sector.
Mr. Marshall says planned projects such as the $6.2-billion Muskrat Falls hydroelectric development in Labrador would help the province shake its oil addiction.
Mr. Marshall said payments from the Atlantic Accord offshore management program with Ottawa were worth $536-million last year. The end of the program, along with the loss of offshore production due to maintenance, put a $1.1-billion hole in provincial finances, he explained.
He said the province plans to cut per capita net debt of just over $15,000 a person to the national average of about $14,000 over the next decade.
Mr. Marshall said the provincial economy has never been stronger with record levels of investment and the lowest unemployment rate in 36 years at just under 13 per cent.
"Our strong economy and our solid fiscal performance are assets that we will manage responsibly to provide continuing dividends into the future," Mr. Marshall said in his speech to the legislature.
"We will strike an acceptable balance between fiscal management and strategic investments. Our future will be shaped by the choices we make right here, right now."
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The Academic Quality Agency (AQA) carried out its fifth audit of Lincoln earlier this year, as part of a series of evaluations given to all New Zealand universities. The fourth audit cycle took place in 2012.
This year's audit focused on learning, teaching and student support.
"Lincoln University is committed to providing support to all students, particularly first year students," says Interim Chief Academic Officer Professor Bruce McKenzie.
"This includes monitoring student progress and providing peer support through our PASS programme."
The audit report indicated that students surveyed were enthusiastic about the "open door policies" of their lecturers and benefited from the study support offered by the Library, Teaching and Learning (LTL) department.
LTL was further commended for its leadership in developing new digital systems to facilitate learning.
Auditors were impressed with the Lincoln University Students' Association (LUSA) members' commitment and enthusiasm when it came to voicing their opinions and concerns.
The audit report also highlighted the improvements Lincoln has made in the application and enrolment process for students, which adds to the support they receive.
Another strength included excellent processes around thesis supervision, with highly qualified, trained and supportive staff assigned to assist postgraduate students.
Lincoln's Whenua Kura and Poutama Whenua initiatives also drew praise. Auditors said the strategies had made good contributions to facilitating Māori student participation in tertiary study and specifically encouraged recruitment and support for them.
The audit contained several recommendations for improvements, which the University is working to implement. These include exploring opportunities for benchmarking academic practice, completing a policy review process that was initiated last year, progressing a proposal for a strategy to support Pasifika students and reviewing provisions for appeals and academic grievances.
Auditors also expressed concern that some recommendations from a previous audit had not been implemented.
"Changing circumstances led to some delays and different priorities," says Professor McKenzie. "However, we take the recommendations seriously and they are key priorities for 2017."
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by Bryan H. Wildenthal
On June 29, the New York Times once again gave a platform to a Stratfordian academic to peddle nonsense on the Shakespeare authorship issue. Oddly enough (bear with me, there's a connection), this made me think of the late John M. Rollett, a British scientist, amateur Shakespeare scholar, and much-loved friend of Oxfordians and other authorship doubters on both sides of the Atlantic. Dr. Rollett died October 31, 2015, and is sorely missed. I deeply regret that I never had the chance to meet him personally.
The Times paraphrased Professor James Shapiro of Columbia University, a thoroughly credentialed Shakespeare "expert," as gleefully claiming that newly discovered documents relating to the Stratford man's coat-of-arms "come with a nice bonus" by "clearly refut[ing] skeptics who continue to argue—to the deep exasperation of most scholars—that William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon was not actually the author of the works attributed to him." (Jennifer Schuessler, "Shakespeare: Actor. Playwright. Social Climber.," New York Times, June 29, 2016, in print June 30, 2016, p. C1, as "Shakespeare, Hungering For Status.")
Spoiler alert: They don't. Authorship doubters have long conceded the fragmentary evidence (some posthumous) suggesting that Shakspere of Stratford was an actor (a "player" in Elizabethan lingo), as well as possibly an investor in and manager of an acting company, and of course a "social climber" who sought a coat-of-arms. The new evidence merely adds some interesting fragments seeming to confirm he was a player. It does not even hint that he was also a writer of any kind, as Shakespeare Oxford Fellowship President Tom Regnier pointed out in a devastating rebuttal posted July 5. Several of us wrote letters to the Times in protest, but the news cycle has moved on and it appears that America's newspaper of record has no interest in publishing any correction or response to this egregiously false and tendentious piece of Stratfordian propaganda.
As noted by John Shahan, Chair of the Shakespeare Authorship Coalition, the new discovery actually deepens the profound and longstanding doubts about the Stratfordian theory. Shahan reasons that if Shakspere of Stratford was a playwright and poet, why do the known coat-of-arms documents describe him only as a "player"? Actors had low social status. Surely Shakspere would have touted his fame and success as a writer. His contemporary and fellow Warwickshire native Michael Drayton was a playwright-poet who apparently obtained his own coat-of-arms with no difficulty. Why did Shakspere, supposedly the literary toast of London (far outshining Drayton), with a noble patron (so Stratfordians often argue) in the Earl of Southampton, encounter the difficulty that he did? Shakspere probably knew Drayton, as many Stratfordians have argued. Shakspere's son-in-law, Dr. John Hall, even left a note about treating Drayton for a fever, praising him as an excellent poet. Oddly, Dr. Hall left us no hint that he thought his own father-in-law was any kind of writer (neither did any other family member or descendant). Hall and Drayton are among ten leading associates who left significant writings but appear to have drawn no connection whatsoever between the Stratford man they knew and the author "Shakespeare." (Shakespeare Beyond Doubt?: Exposing an Industry in Denial (Shahan & Waugh eds. 2013), pp. 46-57 (ch. 4 by Ramon Jiménez); see also "Beyond Reasonable Doubt," Part 1, points 3 and 9).
But I digress. What does all this, you ask, have to do with remembering Dr. Rollett?
Well, I've been working on a review of Rollett's fascinating book, William Stanley as Shakespeare: Evidence of Authorship by the Sixth Earl of Derby (McFarland, 2015) (yes, Oxfordians, unlike most Stratfordians, pay careful and respectful attention to work challenging our views), which reminded me of Rollett's many contributions to scholarship on the authorship question. Perhaps most important was his classic article on the "impossible doublet" in the First Folio's Droeshout engraving purportedly depicting Shakespeare. ("Shakespeare's Impossible Doublet: Droeshout's Engraving Anatomized," Brief Chronicles 2 (2010), pp. 9-24, revised as ch. 10, pp. 113-25, in Shakespeare Beyond Doubt?) The SOF has posted a nice remembrance of Dr. Rollett, describing how his work led to the outstanding YouTube video, "The Impossible Doublet", Nov. 22, 2015), produced by John Shahan for the Shakespeare Authorship Coalition together with Malcolm Blackmoor of the U.K.'s De Vere Society.
Another of Rollett's enduring contributions was his uncovering of the "Wilmot fraud" as first reported in 2003 in an authorship-doubt newsletter. The Wilmot fraud was the claim (first published in 1932) that a Reverend James Wilmot residing near Stratford-upon-Avon started investigating the authorship issue in 1785 and ended up doubting the traditional Stratfordian view and favoring the theory that Francis Bacon was the true author. The claim turned out to be based on a forged manuscript, possibly concocted by a Baconian advocate.
And now we come to the Shapiro connection, and why Shapiro's latest blunder should remind us of Rollett and how a true gentleman and scholar operates—and sadly, how Shapiro operates. As authorship doubters (but too few others) are well aware, Shapiro in 2010, in an extraordinarily graceless display of intellectual dishonesty, tried to hog credit for the debunking of the Wilmot fraud himself (robbing Rollett of his due).
The Wilmot story is fascinating, but almost more so is the story of its debunking. Professor Daniel Wright, another scholarly authorship doubter, played an important role in pursuing and publicizing Rollett's discovery. (Nathan Baca, "Wilmot Did Not: The 'First' Authorship Story Called Possible Baconian Hoax," Shakespeare Matters, Vol. 2, No. 4 (Summer 2003), p. 1.
What is most important about the episode is that it shows modern scholarly authorship doubters (and Rollett was one of our very best) to be very willing to debunk weak or invalid anti-Stratfordian claims, even when doing so might well give aid and comfort to Stratfordians seeking to depict the entire authorship inquiry as based on fraud and fantasy.
Shapiro was well aware of Rollett's and Wright's work and priority when it came to Wilmot, as revealed by his citation of the 2003 article—buried in the middle of a paragraph on the second of two pages of bibliographic notes on his prologue, nested within a 41-page overall haystack of notes at the end of his book. (Shapiro, Contested Will: Who Wrote Shakespeare? (Simon & Schuster, 2010), p. 284.) Even that stingy citation failed to provide proper credit, referring only to "Nathan Baca's report of Daniel Wright's unpublished research," omitting any mention of Rollett, whose role was highlighted throughout the 2003 report.
Shapiro was also, of course, well aware that few readers ever peruse such dense endnotes. He dropped not a single hint in his unfootnoted three-page discussion 270 pages earlier, in the prologue to his book (pp. 11-13), that anyone other than himself played any role whatsoever in discovering the Wilmot fraud. On the contrary, he directly implied at the very outset that it was part of the "evidence I . . . uncover[ed] while researching this book" (p. 11). (See generally William S. Niederkorn, "Absolute Will," Brooklyn Rail: Critical Perspectives on Arts, Politics, and Culture (April 2, 2010), reviewing Shapiro's book, providing a further helpful overview of the uncovering of the Wilmot fraud, and calling Shapiro to account, though too mildly in my view.)
Shapiro's slippery and self-serving treatment of the Wilmot episode was part of a broader agenda in his 2010 book. He appears to have framed his prologue around it to give the impression that fraudulent arguments and manufactured evidence are something especially associated with those who doubt the Stratfordian theory. His discussion of the Wilmot fraud started on the page after he introduced Delia Bacon and John Thomas Looney as pioneering proponents of the Baconian and Oxfordian theories, respectively. He followed that introduction with the dark comment that "[s]cholars on both sides of the debate have overlooked a great deal by taking these two polemicists at their word" (p. 10). He continued: "More than any subject I've ever studied, the history of the authorship question is rife with forgeries and deception." Then came his breathless narrative of his own supposed discovery of the Wilmot fraud.
Shapiro is well aware that by far the most important and extensive frauds in the field of Shakespeare studies have been perpetrated by Stratfordians eager to bolster their cherished myth. Later in his book, he discussed two such forgers active in the late 18th and 19th centuries, William Henry Ireland and John Payne Collier (pp. 21-27 and 62-66), though he left it to the reader to connect the dots. As Niederkorn and Shahan have noted, Shapiro seemed to strain to link Ireland with later controversies over authorship doubt (p. 27).
Like Professor Shapiro, I myself am a tenured professor at an accredited academic institution, and one reason I have come to believe that tenure is a dysfunctional and outdated relic is the sense of arrogance and impunity it apparently gives some academics who feel they can just get away with the kind of conduct of which Shapiro stands repeatedly exposed. It is sadly ironic, in this light, that so many credentialed and tenured "professional" Shakespeare scholars, at our most prestigious academic institutions, so often loftily disparage and ridicule as "amateurs" the many thoughtful scholars, like the late Dr. Rollett, who have pursued the authorship question.
Look, I've certainly made mistakes in my academic career, as have plenty of authorship doubters (like Stratfordians) on various occasions in various ways while pursuing this deeply complex and difficult subject. But we have generally tried to own up to our mistakes. Our organizations, conferences, and publications have provided a free, open, and vigorous forum for the all-important criticism, debate, and error-correction that scholarly inquiry thrives upon. We have welcomed Stratfordians to attend and speak at our conferences, and publish in our journals, while they snobbishly spurn and exclude us from their conferences and publications (how ironic that they often attribute the Oxfordian theory itself to "snobbery"!).
When you have lifetime job security and the public credibility of the "professor" title, easily able to place your work with major publishers and get quoted in leading newspapers, you deserve to be held to a very high standard. Shapiro fell spectacularly short in his 2010 book, and again in his recent comments in the New York Times. He also missed the mark with his latest book, The Year of Lear: Shakespeare in 1606 (Simon & Schuster, 2015), littered with errors that should deeply embarrass any supposed "expert," and built on an extremely dubious and overconfident argument that the Bard wrote certain plays well into the reign of King James (with of course the nice bonus for Shapiro that, if true, this would eliminate Oxford as the author given his death in 1604). For the systematic refutation of Shapiro's book by some of our best authorship scholars, see Contested Year: Errors, Omissions and Unsupported Statements in James Shapiro's "The Year of Lear: Shakespeare in 1606" (Mark Anderson, Alexander Waugh & Alex McNeil eds. 2016), available on Amazon Kindle.
Shapiro's 2010 prologue, near the very outset, dismissed the entire authorship debate as "futile" (then why write a book about it?), given the "fixed" positions of the debaters. On the same page he piously disclaimed any intention of "draw[ing] a naive comparison between the Shakespeare controversy and . . . other issues [he mentioned creationist denial of evolution, claims that the Apollo moon landings were faked, and of course that ugliest "conspiracy theory" card of all, Holocaust denial] . . . except insofar as it too turns on underlying assumptions and notions of evidence that cannot be reconciled" (p. 8; my emphases added). So I guess you actually were drawing a comparison, Professor Shapiro? Just not a "naive" one. No, yours was more calculated. If our criticisms sting, just remember that you, like your fellow Stratfordian pooh-bah, Harvard Professor Stephen Greenblatt, chose to play the Holocaust denial card against us.
Does it not occur to these tenured "experts" just how reckless such comparisons are? They are repeated ad nauseum online by internet trolls; I just responded last week to yet another playing of the Holocaust card in the context of the Shakespeare authorship debate, in an Amazon.com review. Leading academics do set a tone. Does it not occur to them that such comparisons really disrespect and dishonor the victims of the worst (but best-documented) atrocity in human history? That such comparisons give aid and comfort to those who actually do deny (or frivolously claim merely to question) the Holocaust, by linking them to incomparably more reasonable and well-founded doubts about Shakespeare's authorship?
Is it even minimally responsible or reasonable (let alone "naive") to compare extensively documented historical events (especially those within living memory), that left uncountable thousands of contemporaneous written and oral testimonials by those who survived (or tragically did not, like Anne Frank), with incomparably weaker claims (on any side) about obscure aspects of 16th and 17th century literary history about which all witnesses died hundreds of years ago, surviving documentation is scarce, and what there is, difficult to interpret? Why is it left to authorship doubters to make an obvious common-sense point like that?
Even so orthodox a Stratfordian as Professor Emeritus Stanley Wells of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust (who has contented himself with the milder defamation that authorship doubters are mentally unstable "anti-Shakespearian" snobs) conceded, in what appears to be the most definitive book-form manifesto Stratfordians have mustered to date, that there is no documentary evidence from their alleged author's lifetime linking him to the works of Shakespeare. (Shakespeare Beyond Doubt: Evidence, Argument, Controversy (Paul Edmondson & Stanley Wells eds. 2013), p. 81.) That reality did not stop Shapiro from claiming in a 2011 New York Times op-ed that the "testimony of contemporary writers, court records and much else . . . confirms that Shakespeare [of Stratford] wrote the works attributed to him." Even if we stretch "contemporary" to include ambiguous posthumous evidence like the First Folio, this was not just misleading but a flat-out lie. Shapiro knows perfectly well that there are no "court records" (at any time) linking Shakspere of Stratford with any literary career at all.
Please look in the mirror, Professor Shapiro. The vast majority of authorship doubters (however mistaken we might be) do not have "notions of evidence" inferior to yours. It is more often Stratfordians who dismiss out of hand (sometimes with heated emotion) any argument or evidence put forth to question their quasi-religious beliefs, even as we earnestly and patiently engage (again and again and again) with Stratfordian arguments and evidence. There is a contrast between our efforts to remain fact-focused in this debate and the falsehoods you peddled in 2011 and again just last month—and the ad hominem approach of Professor Wells and too many others. Whose fault is it, then, that the debate often does seem "futile"?
I respect Professor Shapiro for the good scholarship he has done. He is a gifted writer. I have four of his books in my library; even the worst contain a wealth of fascinating information. You just have to read them with extreme caution and awareness of his relentless, tendentious agenda as an untrustworthy Stratfordian partisan.
Trust us, Professor Shapiro, your "exasperation" is nothing compared to ours.
My deeper worry is that unless we in the SOF and other authorship-doubt organizations work even harder, Shapiro, Greenblatt, Wells, and other entrenched academics may have the last laugh. For years to come readers may encounter their books, typically widely stocked by libraries, distributed and advertised by mainstream publishers, possibly without ever reading websites like this one, or authorship-doubt newsletters like the one that actually broke the Wilmot story, or reviews in alternative newspapers like The Brooklyn Rail. They will read articles in leading newspapers presenting these biased partisans as experts. They may gain the impression that authorship doubters are not to be trusted (look at that Wilmot fraud!), while people like Shapiro can be trusted to debunk them. We know they can't. But how do we convey that message better?
I wish we still had Dr. Rollett with us to help work on the problem. May he continue to inspire us, and may we follow his example by seeking the truth without fear or favor. As well stated in the motto of Edward de Vere himself: "Nothing is truer than truth."[posted July 13, 2016]


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3. UPRIGHT CABINETS with Front-Vent Hoods
If you want to place the wine cabinet flush against the wall but you don't have the required clearance (as outlined in Configuration 1 above), or you want to place the wine cabinet in an enclosed space, closet or alcove, our front-vent hood (placed on top of the wine cabinet) can be used with 7 1/2 inches of clearance above the wine cabinet for removal of the hood and the air filter. Please note:
Credenza wine cabinets don't require any clearance above the wine cabinet; however, all credenzas require 3-4" of space behind the wine cabinet because all the ventilation (intake and exhaust) occurs behind the cabinet
Does the unit really need a dedicated circuit?
A: Yes, our units require dedicated circuits. When we say "dedicated circuit", we mean that the circuit shouldn't have any items that require heavy draws of electricity - eg other appliances, vacuum cleaners, big-screen TVs, blow-dryers - on the same circuit as the cooling unit. Lighting, computers or other low-draw items shouldn't be a problem on the same circuit.
Do I need the condensate drain line?
A: You don't need the drain line because our wine cabinets are constructed to be airtight when the doors are closed, and the cooling unit has a drain pan to catch excess condensation, which is burned off as the cooling unit runs.
Why does the fan run without the compressor?
A: We've programmed our fans to stay "on" for 3 minutes after the compressor turns "off", and then every 15 minutes thereafter , to recirculate moisture inside the cabinet. This fan cycle is extremely energy efficient, and increases the humidity inside the cabinet.
Very surprised by the thickness of wood doors and fine furniture finish. Very very solid construction thru out. Also pleased with how quiet it runs!
Ronald T
North Attleboro, MA
We are very pleased with the credenza. I was concerned because it was going in our lower level, the delivery and setup was perfect. We are so pleased with our purchase!
Patricia F.
Williamsville, NY
Our stylish Le Cache credenza-style wine cabinets are a beautiful addition to our club - and help sell our wine.
C. Bryon H.
Lake Worth, FL
After researching many brands. Le Cache stood above the others in quality and design at a competitive price.
Gary M.
San Clemente, CA
I hope the unit performs up to its "looks". This is a beautiful piece of furniture. It arrived in what appears to be perfect shape.
Jerold S.
Austin, TX
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