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From the time they shared the screen as husband and wife in television's longest running show Sasural Simar Ka, Avika Gor aka Roli and Manish Raisinghani aka Siddharth Bhardwaj have been making news not because of their performance in the daily saga but because of their relationship off the cameras. Though television actors finding love in their co-stars is a common phenomenon but Avika and Manish's blossoming romance came under the public scanner because of the odd age difference between them. While Avika is just a teenager, Manish (37) is double her age.
But now it seems they have had enough as in a tell-all interview to Bollywood Times, the actors revealed that they never dated and were shocked to learn that they are being linked up together. Manish said, "The gossip affected me in the beginning and I was stupid enough to maintain a distance from Avika. I became conscious and irritable during that phase. The rumour made me sick. But later, I realised that if my intentions are clear, why should I treat her any differently? I have never dated her; she is almost half my age. We are compatible, but I have never seen her that way. Anyway, such loose talks don't affect me anymore and we meet for work now." Manish also cleared the rumours of them being spotted together often. The actor said that he Avika has always been open to new ideas and this is what makes them a great team.
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Explaining her side of the story, Balika Vadhu fame Avika said, "Manish is just few years younger than my father, so there is no scope for any romantic involvement. We share a unique bond of friendship, which is inexplicable. It is based on understanding, respect, honesty and maturity. We are BFFs and he is a strong support system." Adding to it the actor said, "I call him Shin Chan (the popular comic character) and he calls me Mitzi (Shin Chan's mother) till date."
To refute the rumours, Avika also got suggestions from people to tie rakhi to Manish but the actor didn't pay heed to any of these and continued being friends with her co-actor. Asked if her parents got affected with the news of her dating a man almost her father's age, Avika replied, "Never. My mother was with me on the set almost every day, so they knew what was happening. My parents are extremely comfortable with Manish. In fact, they ask him to pick me up if they are busy. They were oblivious to the stories floating around." Avika also made it clear that she is single and getting into a relationship is not on her mind for now.
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On the work front, Avika and Manish are headed to the Cannes Film Festival with their short film 'I Me Myself' which has been written by Avika. Earlier the actors took their short film 'Ankahee Baatein' to the Cannes Film Festival.
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Development Banks and Sustainable Development in the Tropical Andes
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Over the past ten years, international development banks--the Development Bank of Latin America, Inter-American Development Bank, World Bank, and increasingly Chinese policy banks--have rapidly mobilized to fund new infrastructure projects in the Andean Amazon, a biodiversity hotspot that is home to sensitive watersheds as well as threatened indigenous communities. With over $70 billion committed to projects in the Amazon basin, this infrastructure boom dominated by Chinese investment offers both economic benefits and potential risks to local communities and the environment.
Over the last two years, a team of researchers from Boston University, the University of the Pacific in Peru, FLACSO in Ecuador, and INSEAD in Bolivia has explored whether the social and environmental safeguards put in place by international development banks to guide their lending practices have served to mitigate environmental and social risks, or whether they are triggering a race to the bottom in social and environmental standards.
The Wilson Center's Latin American Program and China Environment Forum hosted a discussion of the results of this two-year study to explore how development banks can ensure that their projects enhance sustainable development, protect the environment, and avoid social conflict in the Andean Amazon.
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Cynthia J. ArnsonDirector, Latin American Program
Jennifer L. TurnerDirector, China Environment Forum & Manager, Global Choke Point Initiative
Juan Luis Dammert BelloProgram Officer, Oxfam Peru Consultant, Universidad del Pacífico, Lima
María Cristina VallejoResearch Professor, FLASCO Ecuador
Kevin P. GallagherDirector, Global Development Policy Center, Boston University Pardee School for Global Studies
Rebecca RayPre-doctoral Fellow, Boston University Pardee School for Global Studies
Janine FerrettiChief of Environmental and Social Safeguards Unit, Inter-American Development Bank

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After the cold, damp winter months your lawn will most likely be ready for a good spring lawn renovation program, this will help to produce a green and healthy lawn during the summer when you want your lawn to look at it's best.
After a wet and dreary winter many lawns are looking a bit worse for wear. The heavy rainfall, combined with low light levels, will have enabled moss to proliferate at the expense of the grass.
You may have also noticed some yellowing in the turf; this is due to a lack of chlorophyll, known as Chlorosis. Chlorosis happens when turf is unable to photosynthesise because of low light levels
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A comprehensive renovation would commence with a treatment to control the moss, then scarify to remove the moss and control excess organic matter, followed by seeding to ensure that the area is dominated by grass and not moss. Applying a top dressing after seeding will level out dips/hollows and ensure there is good seed to soil contact for maximum germination. Then finish off with a fertiliser application using a high-quality fertiliser to encourage the existing grass and get the new seeds off to the best start. Solid or hollow tine aeration can also help the renovation process.
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It's the most wonderful time of the year — to eat and honor traditions.
At the Kingsmill Resort, those two things go hand in hand. For the sixth year in a row, the resort is hosting its Feast of the Seven Fishes on Christmas Eve. The meal comes from Italian-American tradition, and is seen as a loophole for people who want to honor Roman Catholic tradition on Christmas Eve by abstaining from meat before a Christmas Day feast. It's not clear why there are seven, and not eight or six, dishes. The number seven is a recurrent theme in the Bible.
Executive chef Justin Dallinger, who is preparing the meal, said Kingsmill's spin on the feast has become its own tradition.
"I would say it has a bit of a following in our community that we have the same three or four dozen members at the five o'clock seating," he said.
That's the goal of the event, he said: Put a new spin on an old custom. For the Feast of the Seven Fishes, that means incorporating seafood dishes into the menu, like a seafood salad and fried calamari.
"Whether or not we have any actual Italian-Americans who remember this from their childhood coming, I don't know. I would hope they do," Dallinger said.
As families come together for the holidays, several rituals revolve around the dinner table. Each family and community honors those traditions and eats those foods a little differently. Many people said the food they ate was passed on from generation to generation and wasn't all that related to religion.
In the Jewish custom, Hanukkah celebrates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem and the oil that miraculously burned for eight days. Now, Hanukkah traditions revolve around lighting a menorah for eight days to celebrate the miracle of light, and eating foods fried in oil, such as latkes (potato pancakes) and sufganiyot (doughnuts).
For Severine Sokol, rabbi at Temple Sinai in Newport News, those recipes have been passed on from generation to generation, and she continues to share them at Temple Sinai's cooking classes.
"Each time the stove's fire is ablaze, I feel the warming presence of my father, my grandparents and all those family members whose calling was the culinary arts," she said in an email. "There was always rivalries and allegiances over the right ingredients and the proper measurements. In our tradition, food is sacred. Every morsel is a blessing."
She said she's always liked sfenjes, or Moroccan fried doughnuts, best. She remembers eating them in her grandmother's home in Lyon, France.
"We dusted them with vanilla infused sugar. We complimented our sfenjes with sweet Moroccan mint tea, which we poured piping hot to the brim in yo-yo like motions into clear and golden glasses that originated from the Maghreb," she said.
Isabel Steilberg, a priest in the Episcopal Diocese of Southern Virginia, celebrates Christmas and the food that comes with it with her entire family.
The main Christmas tradition in her home is church, she said, but the family celebrates with oyster stew, country ham, honeybell oranges and fruitcake after service.
"And it isn't Christmas without a fire and s'mores on the beach (no matter the weather!)," she wrote in an email.
Terri Simon, a Roman Catholic, said she has kept her traditions close to her while she's lived in all corners of the world. She honors some age-old rituals, like baking cookies for neighbors and friends, but has included new ones, like incorporating kimchi into Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners after living in South Korea for three years.
After she and her family moved to Virginia, they were given a tin of Virginia Diner peanuts.
Now, she said, she sends Virginia peanuts to relatives and friends across the country.
"They can't wait for them to arrive," she said.
For Dallinger, the Feast of the Seven Fishes is a fun event because he's able to incorporated local aspects into the Italian-American custom. The seafood comes from the James River, Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean, he said. The meal is less about the religious components, and more about forging new relationships and traditions.
"A lot of guests come here looking for wonderful seafood, and it's hard to find good seafood," he said.
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It might be the same again tonight as Colchester United look to extend their unbeaten start to the season, at home to Crewe Alexandra.
John McGreal's men have won one and drawn two of their first three League Two fixtures, salvaging a deserved point at Mansfield Town on Saturday thanks to Sammie Szmodics' last gasp equaliser on 95 minutes.
McGreal could therefore stick with the same starting XI, which would mean Mikael Mandron, who scored a brace in this fixture last season, again on the bench.
Mandron bagged 10 goals last season, but has only been a substitute in the first three league games of this term, with summer signing Frank Nouble, the ex-Ipswich Town front-runner, proving a handful for opposing defences up top.
McGreal was understandably delighted to grab a last ditch equaliser at Field Mill, and will now be targeting a dominant display from his team at home, on the back of a 2-0 win over visiting Port Vale the previous weekend.
"It would have been a shame to have lost that (Mansfield) game, especially as they scored with the first shot that they had," explained McGreal.
"We were not exactly comfortable, but I thought we put in a really assured performance, from Noubs (Nouble) backwards.
"I thought we suffocated them a little bit and had a few counter-attacking opportunities, which we didn't take.
"Scoring so late made it even more enjoyable. My players showed some great character again.
"I thought we could get something out of it, even when we fell behind. We actually debated taking Sammie (Szmodics) off, because he was looking so tired, but Bally (assistant Steve Ball) said that Sammie's always likely to get a goal out of nothing.
"It's good to keep our unbeaten run going, when considered the top teams we have been playing.
"Notts County are one of the favourites, despite their slow start, and Mansfield are always strong at home. But we feel as though we have a good team as well," added McGreal.
COLCHESTER: Barnes, Jackson, Kent, Prosser, Vincent-Young, Lapslie, Pell, Senior, Szmodics, Dickenson, Nouble, Norris, Mandron, Eastman, Wright, Comley, Collins & Ross.
CREWE: Richards, Hunt, Pickering, Ng, Nolan, Jones, Ainley, Green, Wintle, Bowery, Nicholls, Porter, Miller, Kirk, Walker, Raynes, Lowery, Finney, Ray, Reilly & Garrett.
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Tree, 5-8 m high, bright green leaves; black succulent fruit. Loam. Woodland near creeklines, street verges.
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Entertainers presents Sweet Caroline – The ultimate tribute to Neil Diamond.
The good times never seemed so good… introducing Sweet Caroline, the ultimate tribute to Neil Diamond featuring Gary Ryan, as seen on 'Stars in Their Eyes'.
Taking it back to where it began, this musical journey celebrates 50 years of a legend. From Brooklyn to Hollywood, Neil Diamond has left a legacy of great songs which have been covered by every great vocalist. Spanning all genres from the Reggae of Red Red Wine, through the Country of Cracklin' Rosie, and the Hollywood music of The Jazz Singer.
From the producers of Fastlove and The Magic of Motown, celebrate the music that has endured through six generations as we bring you all things Diamond with a sensational live show.
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The Carolina, is a Semi-Private, 18 hole golf course located in Pinehurst, North Carolina
The Carolina opened for play in 1997. The course was designed by Arnold Palmer.
Dramatic elevation changes of over 100 feet produce a dynamic, cascading landscape. Preserved natural wetland meander through this picturesque setting, offering majestic green sites and breathtaking views. The Carolina is an ideal classic course.
Palmer tees: par-72, 6,928 yards, 73.7 / 149
Championship tees: par-72, 6,587 yards, 71.7 / 144
Traditional tees: par-72, 6,044 yards, 69.7 / 128
Carolina tees: par-72, 5,475 yards, 67.7 / 118
Advantage tees: par-72, 4,828 yards, 68.8 / 123
The course, which was considered by golfers to be a solid value for the area closed in 2014.
The Carolina was developed and owned by the Carolina Golf Development Company, manager Julie Watson. Without notice nor explanation, the course was closed in 2014, sold by Ingolf Boex's German Insolvency Lawyer (Dr. Christian Willmer), and finally in Chapter 7 compounded by a lengthy dispute with the purchaser (71st Partners of Fayetteville, NC) and insolvency lawyers. The course remains closed with an unknown future.
$31 (cart included), played on Monday, June 2011 at 2pm
My group always plays this course in the afternoon on our annual trip, in fact, there are many times that we play it 2 or 3 times during the trip. It is in good shape and the greens are outstanding. It is a hidden gem in the area, I have never seen more than 4 groups on the course when I have been there. The clubhouse has a lot to be desired but at the cheap rate to play I can sacrifice having a great clubhouse.
Member (cart not included), played on Saturday, November 2009 at 8am
It a tremendous challenge of golf, regardless of which tee you choose to play. The course forces you to make an accurate club selection on most shots, and does not allow you to run the ball up on the green. Once on the green, you must study each putt, regardless of length.The challenge of the course is rewarded by the condition of the fairways and greens, which are normally excellent.
$26 (cart included), played on Saturday, February 2008 at 10am
I play this course several times each year. It is a good test for any level golfer.
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Bio: Deena Murphy is an Executive Billing Director for NeoGenomics Laboratories which is the leading cancer diagnostics and pharma services company. She is a results driven executive professional with a solid reputation to propel industry leaders to the next level in revenue cycle management. Deena has over 17 years' experience in revenue cycle management, reimbursement, laboratory billing, compliance, standardization and acquisitions. Deena has made significant improvements within several large independent and esoteric laboratories including Quest Diagnostics, Sonora Quest, PAML and NeoGenomics. Deena is known for delivering record-breaking incremental revenue and cost savings through reimbursement, billing infrastructure redesign, system conversions, acquisitions, Six Sigma, synergies, days sales outstanding reduction and cash collection. Deena's passion is to drive process improvement in the financial operations of the company while building a cohesive dynamic revenue management team. Deena is a Philadelphia native and she has recently transitioned from Laguna Niguel, CA to Fort Myers, FL.


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- • Dancing Satyr (8.9 mi/14.3 km from the city center)
- • Piazza della Repubblica (4.5 mi/7.2 km from the city center)
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- • Mozia (8.5 mi/13.8 km from the city center)
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- • Museo Archeologico di Baglio Anselmi (4.7 mi/7.6 km from the city center)
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- • Cantine Florio (3.1 mi/5 km from the city center)
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Wanna use Launchpad on Mac? Here is how you can.
Launchpad served as an important part of Apple's "Back to the Mac initiative", which was aimed at a more iPad-like feel. Launchpad helps you see, search for, organize, and easily open your apps, and is considered a Home screen-like launcher on macOS. And in this tutorial, we would like to show you how to use Launchpad on Mac.
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How to open an app
Step 1: There are three methods to open Launchpad:
Method 1: Click on the Launchpad's Dock icon.
Method 2: Pinch on your trackpad using three fingers and your thumb.
Method 3: Hit the Launchpad button on your Apple keyboard (aka F4).
Step 2: Click on the app you want to open.
How to search an app
If you have installed tons of apps, you can search for them in Launchpad with ease.
Step 1: Open Launchpad.
Step 2: Choose the search bar at the top of the page.
Step 3: Type in the name of the app you would like to find.
It's good to be aware that you don't have to enter the entire name of the app, since when you have started typing in, Launchpad will start filtering the results.
How to move apps
This comes in handy, as you can have all your favorite and most used apps in a specific location in Launchpad.
Step 1: Open Launchpad.
Step 2: Click and hold the app you would like to move until it starts to wiggle.
Step 3: Drag the app to its new location.
How to organize apps into folders
Step 1: Open Launchpad.
Step 2: Click and hold the app you would like to put in a folder until it starts to wiggle.
Step 3: Drag the app on top of another app you would like to put in the same folder until a white box shows up around both apps.
Step 4: Just release. From now on, you have similar apps put into a folder.
How to delete apps
Before getting started, note that you can't remove stock apps or apps that running in the background on your Mac.
Step 1: Open Launchpad.
Step 2: Click and hold the app you would like to delete until it starts to wiggle.
Step 3: Hit the small X appearing in the upper-left corner of the app to delete it. If the X doesn't appear, this means you can't delete that app in Launchpad.
How to reset Launchpad in Mac
There are times when you install a new app but it doesn't appear in Launchpad. You can manually refresh Launchpad to fix the issue. And here's how.
Step 1: Click on your desktop.
Step 2: Choose the Go menu at the top of your screen.
Step 3: Press and hold the Option key.
Step 4: Choose Library.
Step 5: Double click on the Application Support folder.
Step 6: Double click on the Dock folder.
Step 7: Find files ending in ".db", and drag them into the trash.
Step 8: Click on the Apple logo in the upper left corner of your screen.
Step 9: Click on Restart > Restart.
Once completed, all your apps will show up on Launchpad.
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It has been a nice day, Ma and Effie went to Dexter this afternoon. I rode over to Blodgetts school house on the pony. Mr. and Mrs. Butler were here at supper and spent the evening. I began teaching a class in Book-keeping at our school house this evening. Had 11 scholars. It is a beautiful night.
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You have decided to buy a used boat in San Diego, congratulations! However, it's important to be confident in the design, quality and feel of the boat on the water before you make such a large investment. Here are a few things that any prospective boat buyer in San Diego should keep in mind.
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Replication: Cashing in on the Digital Asset
Sets, vehicles, rooms, interiors, props, and buildings can all be digitally created for the making of a video game, TV episode, or film. The resolution can be increased for films and decreased for games. Even with additional adjustments, each asset will be well worth having, especially if you can use it more than once.
Modeling buildings with ornate exteriors can be time consuming projects, and when comparing costs and benefits, producers found 3d scanning to be more accurate and with a faster turnaround. Choosing to use a specialist in 3D scanning can enable you to put more detail and further strategy into your production.
Vehicles are a hot item on the list of objects to create digitally using 3D scans. Is it worth the cost to destroy them in a chase or lose them off the side of a cliff? Remember to factor in the cost of stunt drivers, insurance, wreckage removal and permits. Using 3D scanning in this situation could make the project more successful. Be sure your VFX production facility or game developer will use the 3D model fluidly in the scene.
The ability to create many types of digital assets by way of 3D scans is here and ready to be used in your project. Put them in from the start (in Previs) and get your trailers ready. It's time to get the most out of your digital assets. If your project is going into several entertainment genres, use your digital assets to serve you time and time, again. Now let's go capture some data!
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Charity Duo Recital
Piano and Clarinet for Spring Evening
The evening was a little windy, but the
wind seemed likely to induce spring flowers to bloom. The concert started
with Tsuruga's piano solo, Un sospiro (No. 3 from the three concert etudes)
by Liszt followed by Etudes Op. 10 No. 3 (Tristesse) by Chopin.
After an intermission, the two brought a
different mood with Gershwin's Prelude for piano adapted for clarinet and
piano. Then Nowlan played "BIRD" is FREE by Japanese composer Yoshio Kikkawa.
The big screens displayed the beautiful nature of Japan side by side.
Kanae Tsuruga
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Mountain Lodge Oasis
Season 1 • Episode 3
The Lucas Lagoons crew faces the unique challenge of building a Rocky Mountain-style lagoon for a family living in the Florida wetlands. Lucas quickly learns his clients will be supervising him as he creates the pool of their dreams.
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Puppies 2010:
First löwchen litter in Royalgrowl kennel was born in 13th of December 2003. Sired by Torsti and dam is Elle.
There were four puppies:
Royalgrowl Attractive Guy "Veikko",
Royalgrowl Dollar's Guy "Voitto",
Royalgrowl So So Tuff "Toivo"
Royalgrowl Thank's to Elle "Ada"
Second litter we had 2009, and from this litter we got two handsome boys. Sired by Pertti and dam is Krisse.
These puppies are:
Royalgrowl Angel Postcode "Eewert"
Royalgrowl Angel Signature "Rubert"
Third litter was a repeat mating, Pertti & Krisse, giving us 4 lovely puppies, one boy and three girls.
Royalgrowl Luis Vuiton "Louis"
Royalgrowl Paris Hilton "Paris"
Royalgrowl Coco Chanel "Rachel"
Royalgrowl Vera Wang "Vanessa"


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Clarketown Lighthouse
Potomac River, Northumberland Waterfront
2106 Clarketown Road
Heathsville, VA 22473
Reduced CBRAR #183084 NNAR #103854
Clarktown Lighthouse is a beautiful custom built brick home with wide views on the Potomac River, 5′ MLW at the private pier, and 2.78 acres. The beautiful 6 bedroom, 6.5 bath home has an open floor plan, high ceilings, and a third floor tower with amazing views. This home is constructed of the finest materials, with hardwood and tile floors throughout, granite countertops in all the bathrooms, central vacuum, backup generator, and an elevator from the first to the second floor. There are fireplaces in the Living Room, the Master Suite and bathroom, and the upstairs waterfront bedroom with see-through to the bathroom. This home will accommodate large gatherings of family and friends, and all will enjoy these views. Great fishing and crabbing on the Potomac River!
500' on Potomac River
Water Depth
5' MLW pier
2.78 Acres
3 Bay Garage
Attached Breezeway
Exterior Features
Balcony/Widows Walk
Double Pane Windows
Screened Porch
Stone Driveway
Back up Generator
Square Footage
Living Room
Large Gas Fireplace
Custom Built Mantel and Cabinets
3 sets of Sliding Doors to Patio
French Doors to Sunroom
Dining Room
Off Foyer & Kitchen
Gourmet Chef's Kitchen
Granite Countertops
2 Sinks
Huge Island
Walk-in Pantry
Sub-Zero Refrigerator
Wolf Double Wall Oven
Wolf Range - 6 Burners & Convection Oven
Wolf Hood
2 Dishwashers
Warming Drawer
Pot filler over range
Custom tile backsplash
7 Total
(6 Bedroom Septic)
1st Floor Master
1st Floor Guest Room
2nd Floor Master
4 Guest Rooms
6 Full Bathrooms
All with Granite Countertops
1 Half Bath
Master Suite
1st Floor
Custom Mantel with Gas Fireplace
Plantation Blinds
Separate temperature control thermostat
His & Her Walk-in Closets
Master Bath: Jacuzzi tub, Gas Fireplace, Tile Shower, His & Her Vanities
Sitting Room off Master
Built-in Cabinets & Shelves
Outdoor Access
Upstairs Office
Large Office Space with Full Bath over Garage
Exterior & Interior Access
Interior Features
5 Rinnai Water Heaters
Heat pump with Gas Backup
Central Vacuum
All Hardwood or Tile Floors
Northumberland County
Northumberland County lies on the Chesapeake Bay and is just across the Potomac River from Maryland. The abundance of waterways, laid-back lifestyle, and temperate climate have made it one of Virginia's leading retirement and vacation communities. Northumberland comprises 286 square miles, with 94 square miles of water, and a population of approximately 12,400. Northumberland is home to some charming towns. The town of Reedville is rich in maritime history and home to the Chesapeake Bay Menhaden Fleet. There is abundant shopping and dining in the town of Kilmarnock, which stretches from the edge of Northumberland into Lancaster County. Located just outside of Kilmarnock in Northumberland County is Indian Creek Yacht & Country Club with an 18-hole golf course, social activities, yacht club, indoor/outdoor tennis and more (membership required). Northumberland's greatest asset is its waterfront, with miles of bay and river frontage, fishing charters and tournaments, cruises to Tangier, and ideal areas for water sports, kayaking, and taking in the sights and sounds of nature. Northumberland/Lancaster is also home to active local chapters of the Audobon Society, Master Naturalists, Master Gardeners, and Native Plant Society.
At the time of English settlement around 1635, the area was inhabited by the Native American Wicomico and Chickacoan tribes. In 1648, this "Mother County of the Northern Neck" was organized and named after County Northumberland, England. The county seat is Heathsville, with its historic district, Colonial-era Hughlett's Tavern. For some delightful places to visit, check out Good Luck Cellars and Ditchley Cider Works.
Come to Northumberland… a great place to visit, a great place to call home.
Areas in Northumberland: Kilmarnock, Burgess, Callao, Heathsville, Lottsburg, Reedville, Wicomico Church
Bodies of Water: Chesapeake Bay, Ingram Bay, Potomac River, Great Wicomico River, Cockrell Creek, Dividing Creek, Indian Creek, Mill Creek, Tipers Creek


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Flow State Training Program
Speaking of what came naturally leads to concern for the other religious force that Crane Brinton denominated the religion of the Enlightenment with a Big 'E'. While members of the various churches could fight at each other's side and demonize the king and the British, they did not share enough premises to enable them to devise the sets of common purposes that would be needed for nation-building. Here, fortuitously or providentially, this new Enlightened philosophy held sufficient sway among leaders who articulated visions and formulated laws. They were able to transcend sectarian boundaries.
The first traces of the new language that spoke of the God of Nature or the God of Reason were heard among some educated British troops during the colonial wars, around 1758. Never did the advocates who spoke that language attract congregations or large followings. Their ranks were peopled by attorneys and merchants, many of whom had graduated from Harvard and Yale in the north, Princeton in the middle colonies, and William and Mary in the south. Others received some of their education in England, and there picked up the nuances and claims of this religion. They began to apply these in the American colonies.
In the Anglican Church some of these liberalizing viewpoints were called Arminian, accenting, as we have noted, the benevolence of a God who dealt genially and generously with humans who were devoted to virtue. Beyond the church, in most cases, in the circle of religiously minded philosophers, some called themselves deists. Thomas Jefferson would be classified a deist, while Philadelphia patriot and founder Benjamin Franklin, a printer and scientist, though nominally a Presbyterian, paid little attention to the Calvinist creed and, when he did do so he was critical. Let it be noted, however, that as a promoter of virtue Franklin could support the work but not the message of
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All Wheel Trim Ltd.
Unit H, Country Park
Avenue 2, Station Lane
Witney, OX28 4YD
United Kingdom
Tel +44 (0)1993 776800
Fax +44 (0)1993 705352
e-mail us:
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All Wheel Trim Ltd. about us / Workshop
Just some pictures from around our workshop
from left to right: Kevin/Trimmer, Cathy/not quite productive yet, Kim/master Trimmer, Mick/the useful hand, Barbara/the Office soul, Lyn/stitcher, Joe/stitcher, Dora/stitcher, Henry/trainee, and Hanno/behind the camera ;o)
Still lives from the workshop
Leather trim (leather seat for a vintage car, not quiet finished yet)
Land Rover bits for the hoods
Land Rover straps and tips
The store...
...another impression of the store
(at least we try to keep it tidy)
Any colour you want!
We keep lot's of different brass eyelids and buckles in stock
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Yes, I know I've been back for two weeks. The first week, Jim was still working from home, so the computer was virtually unavailable. The second week, while he was gone on a business trip — believe it or not, I was still catching up from my trip to Jordanville!
And what a trip it was. It did rain quite a bit — actually, just about every day — but even so, the highs each day were in the 60s, which is my kind of weather (the kids from California, though, were freezing!). I did actually complete my goal, which was the first course in Church Slavonic — whether or not I passed, is still up for grabs, since the grades appear not to have been submitted, but for the first time ever, I answered every single question on the test, so I'm hopeful. I met, of course, a number of young people who were utterly charming, as well as one lady a bit closer to me in age, who was helping out in the kitchen (bless her) and who is well known in ROCOR circles as a producer of Church music. (I don't want to use her name without her permission.)
And it was so nice to catch up with all the instructors out there, especially the Choral Methods instructor, Nikolai Alexeyevich Myshkin. Last time I was in Jordanville, he gave me his address and said I could write to him; but I held off doing that until I could do so in Russian. Well, I finally did write to him, all in Russian, at the beginning of June, thinking it would take a week or two to get there — he told me he got my letter two hours before he was due to leave for the States! It took a whole month to get there! I sat in on a couple of his classes, which I had already taken and passed, just for the purpose of seeing how much I could pick up in Russian (he only teaches in that language, and people in the class provide the translation). I understood about half, and I find, since coming back home, that I'm much more willing to take a chance in writing in the Russian language.
WHOA! I HAVE BEEN WANTING TO DO THAT FOR 45 YEARS, AND NOW I'M DOING IT! You can't imagine the thrill!
I had a number of experiences out there that I'd like to blog about, but don't want this to become too long, so I will just post this last bit, and then hope to post more during the week: On the Saturday when we were taking our final tests in the various subjects, I was having breakfast, cramming for Church Slavonic, when in walked that instructor. He sat down to have his own breakfast, and naturally, since he wasn't taking any tests, he proceeded to hold a conversation with one of the other non-students present. I listened in for a bit, then opened up my Slavonic notes and said, "Well, back to the salt mines." And this particular instructor added, "Or, as the Russians say, 'Back to our sheep.'"
I asked a couple of the native Russians there if they had ever heard that expression, and they told me that yes, it comes from a movie that was made a number of years ago, about two peasants who go to court over a charge of sheep-stealing. The movie was supposed to be a complete mock on the Soviet government, with the two peasants railing at each other about every conceivable aspect of their lives, and periodically the judge would bang his gavel and yell, "Back to our sheep!" The Russians use this expression nowadays to mean, "Let's get back to business."
And so, those of you who read this blog — "Back to our sheep!" Let's get back to blogging!


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Friends' membership subscriptions provide a valuable small regular income which contributes towards collection care and improvements to The Argyll Papers' research facilities. The Friends also support fund-raising initiatives for the archive to help with conservation, cataloguing and engagement.
Tìr Ìseal nan Òran (Tiree: low land of song)…
…will be an island-wide creative project bringing together Tiree artists with the local community, children, young people, and the Tiree diaspora. The project will explore seven stories from Tiree, each of which is associated with a specific place on the island, a feature in the landscape and events from Tiree's past, both historical and mythological. The stories will be the inspiration for Tiree artists to create new music, song and film, and for the community and young people to create new writing, theatrical work and textile pieces. Each creative response will stand alone and become part of a community performance which will weave together the artists' work with a dramatic retelling of the stories. The performance will be developed by a creative theatre practitioner in collaboration with the other artists, young people and the community. Additionally, the new writing, music, song and film created during the project will be published in printed and online formats, and the textile pieces created will be put on display in Tiree's community and heritage centres. Additional workshops, exhibits and installations will encourage participation in artistic, creative and historical activities for all ages.
We're fundraising just now – please get in touch if your would like to support this exciting project!
Mermaids and Muggles: Fantastic Tales and Kintyre Folk
Back in 2017, we launched our first Written in the Landscape exhibition in Campbeltown Library. We are now delighted to share with you the exhibition panels which were created for the exhibition and a copy of the exhibition catalogue. Enjoy!
Mermaids & Muggles display panels Mermaids & Muggles exhibition catalogue
If you have any feedback on these documents, please don't hesitate to email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Written in the Landscape is a joint project between liveArgyll Archives and the Argyll Papers, part-funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund. The project aims to catalogue and conserve important estate collections relating to Argyll and Bute. I'm one of two project archivists and I'm based at Lochgilphead. Just over a year has passed since the project started and a lot has been done at Lochgilphead.
A Year of Written in the Landscape, Nov 2018
Update from Jennifer Young, Written in the Landscape project archivist at Lochgilphead:
Written in the Landscape is a joint project between liveArgyll Archives and the Argyll Papers, part-funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund. The project aims to catalogue and conserve important estate collections relating to Argyll and Bute. I'm one of two project archivists and I'm based at Lochgilphead. Just over a year has passed since the project started and a lot has been done at Lochgilphead.
liveArgyll Archives holds numerous estate collections, as well as records from local solicitors and merchants: the project covers 62 of these collections, to be exact. These collections range from a single item to those numbering in the thousands. The collections contain a wide range of records, from charters and accounts, to correspondence and game books. There's even a collection of sales catalogues for land and properties in Argyll from estate agents, dating from 1989 to 2012.
My task has been to re-catalogue the collections to ISAD(G) standard. It has been a case of adding ISAD(G) elements to all of the catalogues and re-arranging those collections with more than one item, as well as checking and updating item-level descriptions, where they existed. And of course, removing the word 'miscellaneous' from all levels of description.
As well as cataloguing, I've been rehousing records in acid-free folders, creating appropriate enclosures for wax seals (replacing Christmas card boxes) and removing old pins and paperclips to prevent further damage. I have to admit, this is one of my favourite jobs; it's extremely satisfying removing the rusty metal, knowing that it can't do any more harm.
There's lots of work still to be done, not least completing the catalogues for the final two, large, collections, relating to Malcolm of Poltalloch and Campbell of Kilberry. Some of the larger collections still haven't been listed at item level, due to time constraints on the project. Hopefully, there will be volunteers to work on this task in the future.
At the same time as cataloguing, I've been involved in different outreach events and training days with local communities, including an interactive workshop with primary school children in Campbeltown based on Kintyre legends, and map conservation training with Richard Aitken of High Life Highland at Inveraray. There are more events planned for the coming months before the project comes to an end next year. It's safe to say, there's still plenty to keep me busy!
Jackie Davenport E: firstname.lastname@example.com T: 01546 604774
Jen Young E: email@example.com
Hannah Baker E: email@example.com
Alison Diamond E: firstname.lastname@example.com T: 01499 302698
Written in the Landscape, Inveraray the Old Town & the New, Nov 2018
Update from Hannah Baker, Written in the Landscape project archivist at Inveraray:
With funding from the Heritage Lottery and the Inveraray Conservation Area Regeneration Scheme a team of local volunteers, led by two Written in the Landscape archivists, were able to present a re-imagined view of the old town of Inveraray. This project was divided into three key elements:
- A short history entitled; "Inveraray; the old town and the new" which includes the first detailed map of a town now no longer extant
- An exhibition in the Castle to analyse how life was lived, in and around the town
- A podcast to be launched online to extend the reach of the research to a broader audience
The volunteers spent a tireless winter reading, transcribing and analysing documents ranging from Chamberlains' accounts to memorials to the Duke pleading for financial assistance. All this work was shared with our collaborators Ronald Black and Micky Gibbard who have contextualised and elaborated on the project objective in their essays which have been brought together in the guide.
The exhibition included items never previously displayed, and indeed items which have not, until lately, been listed or available to academics or the public. There are fascinating records which provide unique detail about tenements of land in the old town consisting of stone buildings with garrets and which contain flats; thatched houses, gardens and incredibly the only plan found (to date) of a tenement of land in the old town belonging to Duncan McNuier. The exhibition shows the breadth of material available to enable researchers to build a picture of what was once said to be an attractive Burgh town, in the last throes of existence.
The podcast is intended to accompany an amble over the site of the old town and to bring to life the bustling Burgh town with its ferrymen, town officers, ministers and schoolmasters. For those unable to make it to the actual place, I would suggest standing on the public road bridge using Google Earth and look northwest up the lawns of the present castle, while you listen.
Jackie Davenport E: email@example.com T: 01546 604774
Jen Young E: firstname.lastname@example.com
Hannah Baker E: email@example.com
Alison Diamond E: firstname.lastname@example.com T: 01499 302698
Written in the Landscape, March 2018
Update from Hannah Baker, Written in the Landscape project archivist at Inveraray:
The Written in the Landscape project is moving apace, with plenty of objectives being prepared, researched and budgeted for delivery in the near future. We are also looking to our community partners for their opinions on future project delivery, in particular a mentoring programme. At a recent team meeting we discussed delivering workshops on digital scanning, records handling and management, preservation and cleaning and we are interested to hear your views on how this project can support the work you do, within the framework of our delivery obligations. The collaboration of the archive teams at the Argyll Papers and Argyll and Bute council is continuing positively with the active participation of both teams on a new project to trace the residents of the Old town of Inveraray and where these residents moved as the Old Town was gradually razed to make way for the building of the new Castle. As the rebuilding of the Castle and New Town continued, the Duke of Argyll was also concerned to make the land more productive and during this "improvement" phase of the eighteenth century, the land was managed using modern and industrial scale techniques. The research of our four dedicated volunteers is helping to de-mystify the impact that all this change had upon the inhabitants of Inveraray's old town.
Update from Jen Young, Written in the Landscape project archivist at Lochgilphead:
Since the last update, most of my time has still been taken up with cataloguing the collections at Lochgilphead. At the moment, I'm working on the papers of John Blain, an important figure in Rothesay at the end of the eighteenth century and early nineteenth century. While I work through the collections, I also do some minor conservation work. Old staples, pins, and paperclips need to be removed as they rust, and this can cause a lot of damage to the records – rust basically eats away at the paper and causes holes. I took the photo below when working on the Skipness estate records.
Once a week, I help Hannah at Inveraray with the Old Town/ New Town project, which is working to establish where the residents of the Old town of Inveraray went as it was gradually razed to make way for the building of the present Castle. I'm also working to put together a leaflet about the wider Written in the Landscape project which will go online and inform people about the project plans and achievements more generally. Training opportunities: The final session for training in archival skills is booked for Thursday 26th April, we much look forward to seeing those of you who have booked your place. For those of you who have not yet booked, there are still a few places left so please return your booking forms or send us an email to reserve your space as soon as possible.
Jackie Davenport E: firstname.lastname@example.com T: 01546 604774
Jen Young E: email@example.com
Hannah Baker E: firstname.lastname@example.com
Alison Diamond E: email@example.com T: 01499 302698
Written in the Landscape, October 2017
So we are at last underway. Two project archivists have been appointed (introductions below), we have delivered the first of the training sessions in archival skills for community partners (report below) and our first exhibition. Mermaids and Muggles: Fantastic Tales and Kintyre Folk, opened in Campbeltown Library on Tuesday 17 October.
Meet the Written in the Landscape project archivists:
Hannah Baker will be working with the Argyll Papers at Inveraray Castle. Hannah writes: 'My background is in decorative arts and history of art, which I studied at the University of Glasgow. I qualified for my Diploma in Archives and Records Management from Dundee University whilst working in London and subsequently became Assistant Archivist at the Honourable Society of the Middle Temple, a private archive documenting over 500 years of activity within the Temple precinct. I am hugely excited to be based at Inveraray Castle for this Written in the Landscape Project and much look forward to meeting our partners who are set to make this project a success.' Although working at Inveraray Castle, Hannah is employed by Argyll & Bute Council's new trust for leisure and libraries services, LiveArgyll, and therefore has a LiveArgyll email address, email@example.com.
Jen Young will be working at LiveArgyll Archives in Lochgilphead. Jen writes, Hello! My name is Jen Young and I'm a recently qualified archivist. I studied at the University of Glasgow, finishing this year. I have just finished my dissertation, discussing the place of archives in museums. I have had strong links with museums in the past, having worked with the National Trust for Scotland in the Tenement House and Pollok House over the course of three years. During my Masters, I volunteered at the National Library of Scotland's Moving Image Archive in the newly refurbished Kelvin Hall. I had the opportunity to learn from the NLS conservators and work on a large, complex collection. I also completed a Graduate Traineeship with Ayrshire Archives prior to starting the Masters course. Ayrshire Archives covers a similar size of area to Argyll and Bute, being responsible for three separate councils. So far, I have been busy getting stuck in to cataloguing, which is a task I've always enjoyed. There are a lot of collections to cover so I've been taking my time to get to know them a little bit. I'm looking forward to meeting you all over the coming months and if you ever have any questions for me, please just let me know. Jen's email address is: email@example.com.
Mermaids and Muggles: Fantastic Tales and Kintyre Folk
The Mermaids and Muggles exhibition explores the connections that may exist between us and our ancestors, both physical characteristics and more intangible connections.
The family portraits and documents featured in the exhibition are from the Anne Campbell Collection held by the Argyll Papers. Anne was the wife of Duncan Campbell, Sheriff Substitute of Kintyre in the early nineteenth century, and an ancestor of the author, JK Rowling.
The exhibition features the story of the Corphin mermaid, recorded by Duncan Campbell in his role as Sheriff Substitute, alongside additional fantastical tales from Kintyre held in the LiveArgyll Archives. Perhaps there is a connection between generations who believed in fantastic creatures and their descendant who writes about fantastical worlds.
The exhibition is in Campbeltown Library ('Aqualibrum'), during usual library opening hours (http://www.liveargyll.co.uk/library/campbeltown-library). On Saturday 4 November we will be hosting a drop-in session, (otherwise known as 'Show and Tell'), to which we invite anyone interested to bring their own fantastical tales, oral or documented, and stories of their own Kintyre folk,
Community Partner training in Archival Skills
The first of our training sessions in archival skills was delivered on 19 September by Margaret Crockett and Janet Foster of the Archive Skills Consultancy. This session introduced the theory of 'archiving': the definition of an archive collection, the importance of provenance and preserving the original order of a collection and how it should be arranged and described in a catalogue or finding aid.
Whilst this may sound 'dry', the day was interactive and exciting, challenging all participants to consider how they could apply the theory to their actual collections. Everyone was so interested and involved in what we were doing that we didn't complete the programme for the day… We will address indexing at the start of the second training day before we move on to address the challenges and pleasures of reading some of the (difficult) handwriting we encounter on a daily basis!
Electronic copies of the training handbook are available for those who didn't attend the first session. There may be a few spaces available for the second training session, which will be held on Thursday 9 November in the Rockfield Centre, Oban – let Jackie, Hannah, Jen or Alison know if you are interested as we do have a waiting list.
Jackie Davenport E: firstname.lastname@example.com
Alison Diamond E: firstname.lastname@example.com
Written in the Landscape, April 2017
Argyll and Bute Council and Argyll Estates have at last completed the funding package required for 'Written in the Landscape', an exciting joint project to catalogue, conserve and digitise 64 Argyllshire family and estate archives. The project is funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund, Argyll and Bute Council Archives, Argyll Estates, Tiree Community Windfall Trust, An Iodhlann, Inveraray CARS, Clan Campbell Education Foundation, the National Manuscript Conservation Trust and private donations.
The project will run from April 2017 until December 2018, and will see the most fragile items in Argyll Estates' collection of historic maps and plans being cleaned and repaired before being digitised.
We will be advertising for two project archivists shortly. The project archivists will catalogue the archives so they can be accessed and understood by researchers, work closely with heritage centres to identify records of greatest interest to local communities and develop a training and mentoring scheme. The project will also offer opportunities for people to develop their personal skills by volunteering in Argyll Estate archives, the Council archives, or from their own homes. We are also planning open days, tours, talks and exhibitions to promote the family and estate archives of Argyll.
Support from our local heritage and research community is essential to the success of the project, from identifying records of particular interest to getting involved with training and mentoring opportunities, so please do not hesitate to get in touch, confirm your interest and talk to us about your priorities for the project.
We are starting to plan our training days, the first of which will focus on developing skills in identifying, reading and cataloguing archives, to be delivered by The Archives-Skills Consultancy in September 2017. Please visit the doodle poll at http://doodle.com/poll/f5stqghs2h76bahe to indicate which dates would suit representatives of your group. We will offer training to at least one representative of each heritage centre – possibly two, depending on the level of interest expressed.
It's very exciting to be getting started at long last! Please do not hesitate to get in touch, using the emails below – we are looking forward to talking to you.
Jackie Davenport E: firstname.lastname@example.com
Alison Diamond E: firstname.lastname@example.com
Written in the Landscape
The Argyll Papers hopes to participate in Written in the Landscape, an exciting new 3-year project to catalogue, conserve and promote all of the publicly available family and estate archives in Argyll. Working with Argyll and Bute Council Archives Service, The Argyll Papers archivist has developed a partnership project which will also create professional support and networking opportunities for all of the local heritage centres in Argyll.
The Argyll Papers will have a dedicated cataloguing archivist who will develop volunteering projects to catalogue and promote some of the most sought after family and local history records in the archive; many of these records will become available to researchers for the first time. The archive's internationally important Maps and Plans Collection will also be conserved, re-packaged and digitised.
The total project cost is just under £300,000 and £228,000 has already been pledged by the partners, external funders and private donors. Grant applications are pending for the remaining balance, but private fundraising is also needed to make the project a reality.
This project will be invaluable to the Friends aim of opening up the archive to a wide audience, but it will only go ahead if the fundraising target is reached – if you would like to help please get in touch, or make a donation online.


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The original rhythm section that broke away to create these studios first formed in 1967 and initially played sessions in New York and Nashville as well as on the famous FAME recordings. The initial successes led to the arrival of more mainstream rock and pop performers among them The Rolling Stones, Traffic, Elton John, Boz Scaggs, Willie Nelson, Paul Simon, Bob Dylan, Dr. Hook, Elkie Brooks, Millie Jackson and Julian Lennon.
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I am writing a C# application with border-style = NONE. The problem is that this also removes a lot of built in windows features from the form which I would like to get back. The key functions that are missing are the windows shortcuts (i.e. WINKEY + M = minimize all applications) and the application's taskbar right-click functions (minimize, maximize, close).
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Botox is now being increasingly used in dentistry due to its therapeutic uses in treatment of certain oral conditions. Botox therapy is a minimally invasive procedure and is showing quite promising results in management of:
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Is Swami Aseemanand being framed on blast cases?
Aseemanand claimed to have written letters to the Presidents of India and Pakistan confessing of his involvement in the Ajmer, Mecca Masjid, Malegaon and Samjhauta Express blasts together with other key officials in RSS. Now, Aseemanand's brother Sukumar in an interview to CNN-IBN has revealed that he did not receive any letter from Aseemanand. Aseemanand had claimed that these letters were forwarded to Aseemanand's brother who was asked to forward them to both presidents of India and Pakistan. Though, he failed to do so.
Sukumar has now come out with the statement, "I met my brother. We spoke about personal things. But he never gave me any letter." Sukumar seemingly met with Aseemanand at the Chanchalguda Central Jail, Hyderabad.
Aseemanand's lawyer, Ramchandraji Rao also rubbished all claims made and said that his client, Aseemanand cannot write the kind of language written in the letter. The letter was flashed across media and was written in chaste English. Rao said, "Sukumar met Aseemanand in front of me and no exchange of letters took place."
Read: Aseemanand conscience bleeds leading to confession
This news comes as a big blow to investigation agencies who appeared to have cracked the blast cases and have been successful in establishing saffron terror as a major factor in terrorist activities across the country.
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Orange Juice- You Can't Hide Your Love Forever (1982)
One of my very favourite Lps of all time, consistently in my ever changing list. Hugely influential on all 'indie' music, and four years before C86. Wistfully lyrical, gorgeous fractured funk. These qualities might just emerge from this rip of a rather worn old vinyl.
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Notice the group identification column; It shows you where the specific field will be seen in the lead's profile. The last column shows the protected fields (shown with a lock). These fields with the lock cannot be removed because they are within the core of the software. The second icon shows you if it's possible to use the field in the search box.
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Viral photo: Man donates Thanksgiving groceries to people in need
An Oklahoma woman's Facebook post about a kindhearted stranger has gone viral.
Lisa Austerman, of Oklahoma City, said she was shopping at Walmart ahead of Thanksgiving and ended up behind a man with a number of turkeys in the checkout line.
Austerman said she commented on his items and told him "Wow, you're cooking for a lot of people this Thanksgiving."
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This is a limited-edition variant which was originally released for North Texas RPG Convention. It is offered on our web site as part of a limited stash of warehouse finds, and is available only while supplies last.
A Level 4 Adventure for DCC RPG
For this printing of DCC #71, Goodman Games has produced a limited edition featuring Doug Kovacs' original pencil sketch for the cover art. Produced at a level of quality that matches the finished art of many other artists, this special sketch cover shows the process that goes into the amazing cover images of Dungeon Crawl Classics!
Thirteen generations ago, the ambitious first Duke of Magnussen made a fell pact with an unknown power, who asked for but one thing in return: the thirteenth daughter born to a Magnussen duke. Now, generations hence, the daughter of Duke Magnussen XIII is stolen away by a hooded executioner riding a leathery beast. As it wings back across the city walls to drop behind the Duke's mountain-top keep, all who watch know it alights in the Magnussen family crypts, where the devilish secrets of thirteen generations have been buried and forgotten – until now…
This adventure module also includes The Balance Blade, a short level 2 adventure in which a wizard's patron makes a simple request: travel to another plane to retrieve a legendary blade of neutrality. Once the journey is in motion, however, the wizard finds that not all is as it seems!
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Over the years, Bill and Linda Brannan have become synonymous with wildlife habitat conservation in northeast Kansas. In fact, their efforts to instill a passion for wildlife in their family recently turned into a significant act of conservation.
In late 2015, the Brannans and their daughters' families, the Lierzs and Gawiths, created a family legacy by donating a conservation easement to Pheasants Forever. The perpetual easement is designed to protect the wildlife habitat they have established on their property, forever!
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Tanygrisiau rail station
Tanygrisiau rail station
Tanygrisiau means "below the steps". The steps in question may have been the galleries cut into nearby slopes for slate quarrying, or they may have been the stepped pathways which led up to the nearby areas of Cwmorthin and Dolrhedyn.
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The railway and station are themselves on a ledge cut into or built out from the hillside. The station, on the narrow-gauge Ffestiniog Railway, opened in 1866. The housing which clustered around the railway produced a good flow of passengers, and the station building was enlarged c.1879. There was a loop for trains to pass each other, and several goods sidings.
The station closed in September 1939. By the time it reopened in 1978, almost all traces of the railway buildings had vanished. Tanygrisiau was the terminus for steam trains from Porthmadog for four years, while the remaining section of track was rebuilt into Blaenau Ffestiniog.
With thanks to Prof Hywel Wyn Owen, of the Welsh Place-Name Society
Ffestiniog Railway on HistoryPoints.org
Website of the Ffestiniog Railway