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CaribWorldNews, NEW YORK, NY, Fri. July 10, 2009: The 205th death anniversary of the late, great Caribbean immigrant, Alexander Hamilton, will once again be marked by a wreath laying ceremony on Monday.
As it has done for the past three years, CaribWorldNews and the Bowling Green Association will remember the Nevis-born Hamilton with a wreath laying at his gravesite at Trinity Church in Lower Manhattan.
The wreath laying will take place at 5 p.m. on Monday, July 13, 2009. Hamilton died from wounds sustained in a duel with Aaron Burr on July 12, 1804.
Hamilton was the first United States Secretary of the Treasury, a Founding Father, economist, and political philosopher. He led calls for the Philadelphia Convention, was one of America’s first Constitutional lawyers, and co-wrote the Federalist Papers, a primary source for Constitutional interpretation. In 1801, Hamilton founded the New York Post as the Federalist broadsheet New-York Evening Post.
His intense rivalry with Vice President Burr eventually resulted in a duel, in which Hamilton was mortally wounded, dying the following day.


Former General Asbestos and Rubber Company
built 1895-ish — in North Charleston, SC.
Alligator Reef Light is located four nautical miles east of Indian Key, near the Matecumbe Keys of Florida in the United States, north of Alligator Reef itself. The station was established in 1873. It was automated in 1963 and is still operational.
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Fourth of July Fireworks
The trestle, located along the Broad River near Peak, S.C., has been renamed the SCE&G trestle and will be maintained through the company’s sponsorship of the Palmetto Trail.
Photojournalism - Black Panther march in Newberry, SC (July 2010)


Ebenezer ~ a stone, help, a light on a hill. Ebenezer Pentecostal Holiness Church has stood on one of the highest points in the Midlands of Columbia, SC for 89 years. Birthed out of the Union Camp Meeting Association, which was organized in 1913 with five members, and meeting in such places like brush-arbor churches (located in the area of Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church off of Gator Road and also located on Main Street in South Congaree) and a tent (located near the corner of Ramblin Road and Main Street in South Congaree).
While being home from the mission field on furlough and with a tent that belonged to her husband, Mrs. W.H. Turner, along with two of her four sons’ came to the Styx community for a tent revival. Out of this revival and over the years, the membership grew in this newly formed church. Over time, the beliefs of tithing would become a major issue among the membership of this small country church. While some of the members felt strongly that tithing was God’s plan for His people, others disagreed. Feeling that this was an act of obedience according to Malachi 3:10 which reads, “Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house, and prove me now herewith, saith the LORD of hosts, if I will not open you the
windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing, that there shall not be room enough to receive it”, in 1921, a small group formed a tithing committee and under the leadership of the Holy Spirit, began the process of birthing a new church.
Giving by Faith
In 1922, Reverend TO Evens along with the 13 charter members (Mrs. Minnie Boone, Mrs. Girlie Crapps, Mrs. Carrie Jeffcoat, Mrs. Lottie Jeffcoat, Mrs. Cora Lewis, Mrs. Viola Rish, Mrs. Nettie Sturkie, Mrs. Ola Tanner, Mr. Houston Shull, Mr. and Mrs. (Minnie) EJ Shumpert, Mrs. Laura Sturkie and Mrs. Olivia Murrah organized the Ebenezer Pentecostal Holiness Church.
Mr. and Mrs. (Minnie) EJ Shumpert donated a piece of property which is now located at the corner of Church Street and Colonial Drive in South Congaree where a crude wood frame church was built with logs that were donated from landowners in the community.
The white wood frame structure faced what is now Church Street and sat where the current parking lot is at the corner of Church and Colonial Streets next to the graveyard. The small cedar tree located on the fence-line of the graveyard was planted near the front corner the old church.
The growing Ebenezer congregation, stands on the steps of the "old sanctuary".
Since its conception, Ebenezer Pentecostal Holiness Church has been a church that has been known for its giving. Records show that in the earliest years of the church, tithe’s given were nickels, dimes and an occasional dollar, but often times eggs and chickens had to do. Even though many of the early church members were materially poor, they were spiritually wealthy.
Growing a Church
The Ebenezer congregation in the "new sancuary" , in 1956.
From 1923 until 1956, the congregation of Ebenezer Pentecostal Holiness Church worshiped in the “Old Sanctuary”. During these years, the wood sided church was bricked and other improvements were made as well. Over the years the congregation grew, and during revivals, people would press into the church, every seat taken. Chairs filled the isles, and people were crowded the windows outside to see and hear what was going on inside. In the early years, many of the earliest pastors of Ebenezer were circuit-riding preachers. Because of this, Ebenezer had a church service every other week, but had Sunday School every Sunday morning. Mr. Banks Murrah was the church's first Sunday School Superintendent. During this time the church had a wire stretched across the middle of the sanctuary that a curtain was pulled across to divide the building into two classrooms. The building was heated during the winter by a wood burning pot-bellied stove that sat in the center of the church. In the summer the windows would be
raised and hand-held fans given by Thompson Funeral Home were used to keep the air moving. During this time a parsonage was built for the pastor.
Expanding the Ministry
A group of "founding fathers", stand in front of the doors to the newly added educational wing, in 1964.
Although the forefathers of our church had visions and plans for a much bigger sanctuary, an educational plant, a new parsonage, and a full-time pastor, many of them would not live to see this dream fulfilled. But in 1955, work began on a large new sanctuary that was dedicated and opened in 1956. Soon after the sanctuary was completed, construction began on a new parsonage that would replace the old. The new parsonage was dedicated in 1958. The cost to build the new parsonage was $16,000.00 and it was built debt free. In 1964, a spacious, two-story educational building was built and attached to the back of the church. Since 1956, the Sanctuary, Educational Building, Parsonage, and Youth Center as well as the surrounding property have had a number of improvements and upgrades.
From the earliest years of the Ebenezer Church, missions have always been an important part of its ministry. Missionaries knew the giving heart of the people of Ebenezer even in the early years. A visitation of a missionary was a highlight for the church. The people loved to hear and see what God was doing around the world. Many times, when the offerings were recieved for the missionaries, watches and other valuables would be given because the people had no money to give, but they wanted to give something. Over the years, the Ebenezer Church has given over $1,000,000.00 to World Missions. From the early days of the church, Ebenezer has supported individual missionaries. Base salaries were paid for Reverend and Mrs. Philip List and Reverend Dora (McNeill) Sandhu for a number of years. Money was given to build churches in Africa, Mexico and other areas around the world. Ebenezer has supported the Mae Wall Memorial Church in Mexico, and the Saam Moon Tsai Church and Kindergarten in Hong Kong. They have also given to the Hawaiian Evangelism Project, participated in the “Penny March” and “Dollar-a-Month”, given in the Global Outreach Offerings, and supported People-to-People Ministries.
Ebenezer has also supported the church related schools of Emmanuel College in Franklin Springs, GA and Holmes College and Seminary in Greenville, SC. Along with financial support, Ebenezer has seen many of its members attend these schools with the highest enrollment at Emmanuel coming in 1969 with eight students from Ebenezer and in 1974 when eight students from Ebenezer attended Holmes.
Ministers Birthed From Ebenezer
- Julian Boles – Nazareth Pentecostal Holiness Church / Lexington, SC
- Bill and Marvalene Branch – Bath Pentecostal Holiness Church / Bath, SC
- Eric and Kim Branch - New Image Christian Outreach Church / Easley, SC
- Sharion Gamble – Resident Minister / SC Conference / EPHC
- Clyde Glover – Georgetown Pentecostal Holiness Church / Georgetown, SC
- Ivy Glover
- Cindy Sturkie Green – King Grove Baptist, Pelion, SC
- Venson Gunter – Portsmith Pentecostal Holiness Church, Portsmith, VA
- Gene Henderson – Ebenezer Pentecostal Holiness Church / West Columbia, SC
- Danny Jones – Resident Minister / Florida Conference / EPHC
- Jimmy Jones – Christ Central Ministries / Church of God / Columbia, SC
- Dolton Norman
- David and Cyndi Rish – Independent / Lexington, SC
- Ronnie Rish – Apostolic Church / Van Buren, AR
- David Spires – Cayce Church of the Nazarene / Cayce, SC
- Ronnie Street – Resident Minister / SC Conference / EPHC
- Beulah Sturkie – Georgia Conference / EPHC
- David Williamson
- Robert Dunn - Resident Minister / SC Conference / EPHC
Missionaries Birthed From Ebenezer
- Justin and Gillian Brickey - Peru
- Aloyce Jackson Kressler - Africa
- Johnny Glover - Native Americans / Arizona, USA
- Carl Sturkie - Africa
- Dora (McNeil) Sandhu - Hong Kong
Chaplains Birthed From Ebenezer
- Jerry Henderson - US Army
Over the 90-year history of Ebenezer Pentecostal Holiness Church, 23 pastors have filled the pulpit.
1) Reverend JE Bouknight
2) Reverend TO Evens
3) Reverend Sam Kennedy
4) Reverend CH Culclasure
5) Reverend RJ Hodge
6) Reverend WC Player
7) Reverend AB Howard
8) Reverend DT Kirby
9) Reverend HK Lemmon
10) Reverend HG Gladden
11) Reverend LM Goude
12) Reverend TO McGee
13) Reverend and Mrs. JL Wall
14) Reverend JT Lastinger
15) Reverend Willard Cox
16) Reverend Wylie Evens
17) Reverend JD Simmons
18) Reverend Bernard Cox
19) Reverend EW Ingram
20) Reverend Chesley Floyd
21) Reverend Randy Guerry
22) Reverend Lloyd Ackerman
23) Reverend Gene Henderson
Over the 90-year history of Ebenezer Pentecostal Holiness Church, 10 associates have served in the church.
Over the 90-year history of Ebenezer Pentecostal Holiness Church, 3 administrative assistants have served in the church.
1) Winifred Caines
2) Wanda Floyd
3) Tina Heyward
1) Reverend Arnold McQueen – Minister of Music/Administrative Assistant
2) Reverend James Myers – Minister of Music/Associate Pastor
3) Reverend Brad Gaines – Youth Pastor/Associate Pastor
4) Reverend Mark Hopkins – Youth Pastor/Associate Pastor
5) Reverend Welby Fowler – Youth Pastor/Associate Pastor
6) Reverend Gene Henderson – Youth Pastor/Associate Pastor/Discipleship Ministries Director
7) Reverend Brandon Goff – Youth Pastor/Associate Pastor/Discipleship Ministries Director
8) Bryan Lucas – Minister of Music/Discipleship Ministries Director
9) Zachary Henderson – Youth Director
10) Chaplain (LTC) Jerry O. Henderson (Ret) - Director of Counseling Services
Velocity Student Ministries
What we stand for at Ebenezer
WHO WE ARE
Welcome to the Official Website of Ebenezer Pentecostal Holiness Church. On this page, you will learn more about who we are as a church, how we came to be, and can read on our incredible pastors and staff members. To learn more about the International Pentecostal Holiness denomination, click here.


The preservation and promotion of heritage is the ongoing responsibility of the Planning and Development Services Department. The goal of the department is to ensure that this legacy is protected for the enjoyment of future generations. Heritage conservation in Revelstoke will help us to acknowledge our past, value the present and build a sustainable future.
Heritage Program - Currently Under Review
The City of Revelstoke was awarded a grant in October 2020 from Heritage BC on behalf of the Columbia Basin Trust’s (CBT) Heritage, Museum and Archive Grants program to complete a Community Heritage Context Study and Regulatory Review, essentially a Heritage Management Plan for the City.
The process will examine and update Revelstoke’s current heritage planning initiatives and programs, update its heritage planning documentation to meet best practices, re-examine the Revelstoke Station Heritage Conservation Area boundary, as well as review current design guidelines and other aspects of the City’s heritage program. It will support the Heritage Advisory Commission (HAC) by increasing its capacity and building on knowledge and understanding of heritage legislation. The plan is taking a values-based approach to heritage, is being developed with community engagement, and will include appropriate recommendations, tools, strategies and actions, as well as a plan for implementation. View more information over the Heritage Management Plan on Talk Revelstoke.


The Charity events of the Batumi Oil Terminal Ltd and the Batumi Sea Port Ltd arranged for the Independence Day of Georgia – the 100th anniversary of the Democratic Republic of Georgia, and for the Victory Day over fascism (May 9)
On May 25, 2018, in celebration of Georgia's independence - the 100th anniversary of the Democratic Republic of Georgia, as well as the Victory Day over fascism, a traditional charity award event for the veterans of the Great Patriotic War and those who fought for the territorial integrity of Georgia was held by the management of the Batumi Oil Terminal Ltd and the Batumi Sea Port Ltd.
The day started with a solemn meeting with the participants of the Great Patriotic War. In general, in "The Association of Veterans of War, Labor and Armed forces of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara" there are registered 24 veterans and 12 widows of the participants of the Great Patriotic War living in Adjara. The financial assistance and the basket with sweets from the Batumi Oil Terminal (BOT) and the Batumi Sea Port (BSP) became a pleasant event for them. A tea party with the cake was organized for those who could attend the event.
The representatives of the management of the BOT and the BSP expressed sincere gratitude to the veterans for their heroism and wished them good health and good spirits.
The meeting was held in the warm atmosphere due to the lively communication and festive mood.


History of Commons Park Bandstands
summarized from: Liebenow, Roland. (December 28, 2006). "Lake Mills Commons Park: Its Evolution." The Lake Mills Leader.
"By order of the Village Board a bandstand was erected in the center of the park in 1880 and remained there until 1884 ... when it was decided to move the bandstand from the center of the park and place it over [a] this well house."
A well had been dug on the southwest corner of the park to provide fire protection, at which time an artesian well was exposed. To conceal it, the well was cased and a well house was built over it to create a public drinking site. The bandstand remained on the southwest corner of the park until 1911 when the city decided to move it back to the center of the park.
The new bandstand had a concrete floor, slate roof and basement bathroom, being built for about $1000. As the band grew in size, the bandstand became too small and a temporary 6' high wooden bandstand was built in 1936 in conjunction with the Lake Mills centennial.
In 1938 a permanent bandstand was built using cement block and was constructed over the older then-leveled bandstand. This new "bandstand had metal railings, sound amplifiers and modern basement restrooms, but it lacked a roof." It was used until 1994 when the structure was updated, including a roof and landscaping, and given the name, the Franklin Else Memorial Bandstand. The restrooms were removed and basement ventilation covered in favor of the landscaping.
In 2013, the Lake Mills City Band donated $5000 to improve the woefully inadequate lighting, the Chamber of Commerce donated almost $1000 in funds remaining from the city's 175th anniversary celebration held in 2011, and the event-based fundraising group Funds for Lake Mills donated $1500 that was raised from their popular event, The Legendary Race. These funds served as impetus to assess the bandstand in its entirety and the Franklin Else Memorial Bandstand Reconstruction Group organized. With the approval of the City Parks Board and City Council, the Group formally began fundraising in 2014. The first improvement made was the installation of new LED ceiling lighting.
In the summer of 2015 we painted the bandstand, added accent lighting to the upper roof soffit and cupola, and consolidating the electrical service. In 2016 we hope to refurbish the floor and complete the project with accent grillwork and railings while replacing the current wooden railroad ties with a concrete block retaining wall.
To achieve our goal, we continue to request contributions. Please consider making a tax-deductable donation to help the reconstruction project by printing this page, filling out the form at the bottom and send it to the address listed with your contribution, or simply clicking on the donate button in the sidebar!
~ CONTRIBUTION ~
FRANKLIN ELSE BANDSTAND
P.0. Box 33
Lake Mills, WI 53551


this info is from Steve (Servicide.blogspot.com) who always amazes me with the stuff he knows or finds out about things I've posted.
The original B-17 had two different colors on the bathing suits - blue on the port side and red on the starboard side.
The image was taken from George Petty's April 1941 pinup in Esquire magazine.
The pilot, Robert Morgan had gotten Petty's phone number from the magazine and asked him for permission to reproduce the artwork. Petty was gracious and even thrilled to be a part of it. Corporal Tony Starcer, who was an artist in the Squadron, painted the images on the fuselage. Morgan had told Starcer, "I don't care what color you put on her bathing suit, as long as you put a bathing suit on her." When restored the first time, the pinups were repainted a bit too hefty (see the blue suit image).
The current restoration is returning them to their wartime figures (red image),
I saw the Memphis Belle on Mud Island in Memphis in 1987, just shortly after it went on display there.


Wepwawet is one of the oldest-referenced deities in ancient Egyptian history known as the 'Opener of the Way'. This can apply on the spiritual level where He facilitates communication with the various Netjeru (gods and goddesses), or He can work His title in more mundane areas. Kemetic armies often carried His standard into battle that He might clear a path through enemy ranks. Many also pray for His blessing at the start of new projects or phases in their lives.
In late Egyptian mythology, Wepwawet (also called Upuaut, Wep-wawet, Wepawet, and Ophois) was originally a war deity, whose cult centre was Asyut in Upper Egypt (Lycopolis in the Greco-Roman period). His name means, 'opener of the ways'. Some interpret that Wepwawet was seen as a scout, going out to clear routes for the army to proceed forward. One inscription from the Sinai states that Wepwawet "opens the way" to king Sekhemkhet's victory.
Wepwawet originally was seen as a wolf deity. Thus the Greek name of Lycopolis, meaning city of wolves, and it is likely the case that Wepwawet was originally just a symbol of the pharaoh; seeking to associate with wolf-like attributes, that later became deified as a mascot to accompany the pharaoh. Likewise, Wepwawet was said to accompany the pharaoh on hunts, in which capacity he was titled (one with) sharp arrow more powerful than the gods.
Wepwawet is dual-aspected with Yinepu [link] (the Greek name for Anubis). He may appear either as a jackal-headed man, or as a standing or reclining jackal, although the reclining position shown on a golden sledge (platform) is mostly used for Yinepu. In appearance, Wepwawet is much the same as Yinepu; only He may be brown or gray in color instead of black. This color differentiation may be a throwback to an earlier concept in which He was supposed to have been a wolf rather than a jackal; however, in later Greco-Roman portraits He is depicted as very wolf-like as well. But often the only way one can tell the difference between the two is through the interpretation of the hieroglyphs that accompany the portrait.
Like Yinepu, Wepwawet shares the secretive and wiley nature of the jackal who is also associated with the passage and guardianship of the dead. Unlike Yinepu, He has more to do with the mysteries of magic and intuition, and not so much with funerary aspects. He is perhaps the most pragmatic of the Netjeru. Hed get things done in the most efficient way possible within the boundaries of Maat [link] (a term referring to universal order, harmony and balance). Ma'at is also the name of a Netjert (goddess) Who embodies these virtues.
Wepwawet can be mischievous bordering on the irreverent, and can be compared to the Trickster in some Native American cultures.
Over time, the connection to war, and thus to death; led to Wepwawet also being seen as one who opened the ways to and through duat, for the spirits of the dead. Through this, and the similarity of the jackal to the wolf, Wepwawet became associated with Anubis; eventually being considered his son. Seen as a jackal, he also was said to be Set's son. Consequently, Wepwawet often is confused with Anubis. This deity appears in the Temple of Seti I at Abydos.
In later Egyptian art, Wepwawet was depicted as a wolf or a jackal, or as a man with the head of a wolf or a jackal. Even when considered a jackal; Wepwawet usually was shown with grey, or white fur, reflecting his lupine origins. He was depicted dressed as a soldier, as well as carrying other military equipmenta mace and a bow.
For what generally is considered to be lauding purposes of the pharaohs, a later mythos briefly was circulated claiming that Wepwawet was born at the sanctuary of Wadjet, the sacred site for the oldest goddess of Lower Egypt that is located in the heart of Lower Egypt. Consequently, Wepwawet, who had hitherto been the standard of Upper Egypt alone, formed an integral part of royal rituals, symbolizing the unification of Egypt.
In the late pyramid texts, Wepwawet is called "He who has gone up from the horizon," perhaps as the 'opener' of the sky. In the later Egyptian funerary context, Wepwawet assists at the Opening of the mouth ceremony and guides the deceased into the netherworld.
See wikipedia for more info.
This is a sculpture project for my college art course, but after making the head I turned it into a costume (too bad the robes made me look really fat).
I'm very proud of it to say that it is the first mask I've ever made (not counting the cardboard ones from when I was 10). It's made from clay and bandage-rock (kinda like a real mummy's bandages).
The staff, again I made myself out of an old steel drain pipe and two bed-handles, and the feathers on the end of it are REAL sparrow feathers (a hawk killed it in my backyard and I managed to collect and wash the feathers that was left of it).
Part two of this collage is here: [link]
Plz comment and I hope you all like it (coz' I worked both my hands and arse off for a whole year making this!)


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A lot of people have seen this picture on the Internet:
The story behind it is pretty interesting. In 1731 King Frederick the I of Sweden received a living lion as a gift from the Bey of Algiers. The poor lion lived out its days in a cage at Djurgården in Stockholm and when it finally died the hide together with some of its bones were put in storage.
Some years later a taxidermist was ordered to stuff the animal and put it on display at Gripsholm castle.
The taxidermist however had never seen a living lion and with some of the parts missing he had to wing it.
And that's why the lion looks like it was fetched straight out of some comic book.


2019-20 Feature ride
This ride takes in the Howqua River, The Bluff, King Billy, Mt Magdala, Howitt High Plains and the Wonnangatta Valley for 2 nights. The Wonnangatta Valley is a remote and rugged part of the Alpine National Park. The scenery is spectacular, and the wildflowers are in an abundance. Wonnangatta Station was originally founded by a gold prospector passing through the area and later became a cattle grazing lease which was held by the Bryce family in the 1800s and was the site of an unsolved murder mystery, it is said to be Victoria’s most isolated homestead.
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Breast augmentation isnt new. Its not even a twentieth century idea. Women have been trying to improve on nature for centuries. It was only a matter of time before women turned to science and medicine for aid.
In 1889, paraffin injections were tried. The results of this were disastrous. 1895 is the earliest known use of implants. The first one was done by the German surgeon, Vincenz Czerny. He used the adipose tissue (the fatty tissue) from the womans back. This benign growth or a lipoma, seemed appropriate because theyre comprised of fatty tissues, soft to the touch and moveable.
Between 1895 and the early to mid-1900s many other substances were tried. Glass balls, ox cartilage, ivory, Terylene wood, polyethylene chips, ground rubber, polyester, Silastic rubber and Teflon-silicone prostheses were some of the choices.
In 1945 and 1950 attempts were made to rotate the womans chest wall tissue into the breast to add volume. Different synthetics were used during the 1950s and 1960s. An estimated 50,000 women received injections of silicone. In some of these women, hardening of the breasts and development of silicone granulomas (small nodules) were so severe, mastectomies were needed for treatment. 30 years after these treatments, women are still seeking medical services from complications resulting from these injections.
Todays implants are much safer and the instances of complications have been greatly reduced. Hopefully, medical science will be able to keep up with womens attempts to improve on their natural gifts.


We are now called long and complicated – "Borovichi Experimental Machine-building Plant", and once we were called simply "Knitting Needle" in an artel way. Yes, our factory "went-is" from the artel, organized in May 1934. The first staff of fifty people, as usual, produced the same knitting needles for the corresponding machines.
Further — more. During the war years, or, more precisely, in 1943, the Knitting Needle artel was renamed the Metalist artel, which produced not only needles, but also manual flat-flank knitting machines, ribbon-weaving units. They also repaired winding machines. The front needed warm clothes, parachutes, "sidors", and finally, the Borovichans did their job as best they could. And they did — conscientiously. After another 18 years, the artel became a factory, which in 1968 was renamed "Legmash". By this time, the company was already producing up to 1300 modernized flat-flank machines and up to 400 tape-spinning machines per year. In the year of the 100th anniversary of Lenin's birth, "Legmash" has become closer to modernity – it is renamed "Borovichi Experimental Machine-building Plant Pktimash". According to the order of the Ministry, the enterprise began to specialize in the production of prototypes of non-standard equipment, metalworking machines and automatic lines developed by the Moscow PKTIMASH, in accordance with the plan of technical re-equipment of enterprises of the ministry. By this time, 190 people were already working at the plant. It is now that jobs are being cut, or, at best, preserved. And then the main trump card of socialism was the absence of unemployment. That's why the staff of the small factory was steadily expanding. And by 1984, 384 people were working at the plant. By that time, the plant had undergone a complete reconstruction, new production facilities, an administrative and household building, and a powerful cluster boiler house were built. The nomenclature of production – prototypes and batches of special technological equipment, technical equipment. It was these products that allowed us to keep the plant – neither the bolt was sold, nor the machine. The main staff was saved, 120 people remained to work instead of 300.
In general, despite all the difficulties, the Borovichi Experimental Machine-building plant has not lost its profile, it has "preserved its face": more than half of the equipment produced today belongs to the non-standard class. And at any moment borovichans can increase this percentage, there would be orders. The nomenclature of the SBM-150M Hinge-balancing manipulator manufactured since 1983 has been expanded. This type of equipment is constantly being upgraded and finds its buyer. Thus, the plant does not miss a single opportunity to improve its performance.


Eddy is named after Eddie Aikau, the famous Hawaiian big wave surfer and the first ever lifeguard at Waimea Bay.
As a lifeguard, Eddie saved over 500 people without losing a single one. As a big wave surfer he won the 1977 Duke Kahanamoku Invitational Surfing Championship as well as several other awards.
Tragically, his life ended early at the age of 31. While traveling on a voyaging canoe about 12 miles off the coast of the Hawaiian islands, the ship capsized. In an attempt to get help and save the rest of the crew, Eddie paddled toward shore on his surfboard. The crew was later rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard but Eddie was lost at sea.
After his death the phrase “Eddie Would Go” became popular among locals and surfing fans around the world.


We have heard tell of the Spear-Danes, those lofty lords from days of yore; how men worshipped their mighty deeds.
Shield, son of Sheaf, was wont to rob throngs of foes of their drinking-halls, making frit their lords.
Though long ago he was but a foundling, he lived to find welfare and waxed in his show of worldly strength, till all who neighboured him had ought to sail over the whale-rode and hallow him with their gifts.
He was as all good kings ought to be.
In after-days, God sent to Shield and the folk of his lands a darling son who brought them merriment.
The boy knew of the harrowing that had long-befallen those leaderless folk.
And so the almighty Lord of life made him praise-worthy.
Thus was Bee, son of Shield, widely known throughout Scania.’


Why all the 8th Manchester City players are wearing uniform.
English professional football Manchester City players appeared in the semifinals of the Carabao Cup in memory of the legendary player of the club, wearing clothes with the number 8 on them 토토사이트
Manchester City played in the semifinals of the 2020-2021 English Carabao Cup (League Cup) against regional rival Manchester United at Old Trafford in Manchester, England on the 7th (Korea time).
Prior to the game, all the Manchester City players appeared on the entrance to the stadium wearing uniforms with eight times on them. They had been wearing the uniforms before the game began and before they changed into their uniforms.
It is to honor the club’s legendary midfielder Colin Bell, who recently passed away.
Bell, born in 1946, joined Manchester City at the age of 20. Over the next 13 years, he devoted himself to the club, appearing in 492 games and scoring 152 goals. During Bell’s time, Manchester City lifted all the trophies that could be lifted in Korea, including the first division championship and the FA Cup and the League Cup. He is a legend of Manchester City, who led the team to the European Cup Winners’ Cup in 1970.
Bell died Monday at the age of 74 due to a chronic chronic disease. In honor of his achievements, the Manchester City junior players entered the stadium in uniform No. 8, which he wore, and played in black armbands during the game.
The Manchester City players, who played in the semifinals with Bell’s memory, defeated Manchester United 2-0 to advance to the final. Manchester City will play Tottenham Hotspur, who made it to the final, for the trophy in April.


After Pearl Harbor, they knew the Americans had it. The documents and cures to the incurable. Everything that mattered most to our government was in that safe, and the Japanese had found it.
So I clicked on that Inspiration thing just for funzies and when I saw that safe that was the idea I thought of. I don’t know if it’s good or not but it was my first thought.
Should I continue or not?


Aug 30, 2022
After touring the US in an old motorhome, Jaz Wearin and her husband Grant have together built Modus Operandi - a 100% green-energy powered, Sydney-based brewery, with several accolades to its name - in just over 7 years. The leader in what is now a family of brands, Modus champions quality and a culture of innovation...
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Co-Founder and Non-Executive Chairman of Australia’s fifth-largest accounting firm - Findex - Terry Paule, has a proven track record of building businesses.
Over the past 35 years, he’s held directorships with various business groups and sporting organisations but more recently, Terry has established My Co to focus...
Aug 16, 2022
Just shy of three decades since he became the first Tasmanian to be granted a distilling licence in over 150 years, Bill Lark - the Founder of Lark Distillery - joins the program for an insightful and inspiring episode on the Australian whisky revolution and how one man on a fishing trip started it all.


Greetings from Charleston!
Grace and peace to all who have come to this blog. This is part 3 of my discussion on Lutheranism, first started on my podcast, the King’s Cast. I’m coming to you from beautiful Charleston, and we are enjoying this nice weather and the beach. Anyway, I am discussing Lutheranism and why I’m making this transition into Lutheranism. Of course, I love the Lutheran doctrines as expressed in the Book of Concord (http://www.bookofconcord.org/), and most importantly the Holy Scriptures. But on a personal level, as a person who is part of the African Diaspora I cannot tell you how meaningful it is to find out that Lutheranism has been a movement for the nations from the beginning. I will briefly site several discoveries I made about Luther and Ethiopia and then I’m crashing…it’s like midnight EST here right now!!
(1) Martin Luther and his movement were in full communion and fellowship with the Ethiopian Orthodox Church since the 16th century — Several scholarly articles and journals have been written on this connection, such as this one from from Chicago Divinity School: (https://divinity.uchicago.edu/sightings/articles/martin-luther-and-ethiopian-christianity-historical-traces). We discovered that a deacon by the name of Michael traveled from Ethiopia to visit Luther (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_the_Deacon) As we continue to move forward in history, we discover the Reverend Jehu Jones, the first African-American Lutheran pastor, ordained in 1833 in Philadelphia by the Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church (http://www.lutheranquarterly.com/uploads/7/4/0/1/7401289/jehu_jones.pdf). Then, we move into the late 1800s and early 1900s to meet Dr. Rosa J. Young, the “Mother of Black Lutherans (https://trinitymemphis.org/2018/01/31/rosa-j-young-mother-of-black-lutheranism/), ” who founded Concordia Seminary, the first historical black college & university (HBCU), which was funded by the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod, because Booker T. Washington replied when Rosa Young wrote him for advice that “The Lutheran Church does more in this country for colored people than any other denomination.” And then of course, we finally get into Martin Luther King Jr. His father was originally named Michael King. However, Michael traveled to Germany in the 1930s, and was so inspired by what he discovered about Martin Luther that he changed both his name and his son Michael’s name to Martin Luther King Jr., who also visited Berlin in 1964 at the prime minister’s invitation (https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/world/2018/04/04/germany-remembers-martin-luther-king/485017002/), and the rest is history!!!!
These reasons and many more are why I’m transitioning into Lutheranism. More to come!


Reputation for the Maya writing system
Maya writing was at use within the Maya area from about 300 BC (as soon as we notice it within the murals of a website called San Bartolo in Guatemala) towards the sixteenth century whenever the Spanish Conquistadors mention it within their reports.
The writing system had already mostly fallen out of use by the time the Spanish colonisers arrived in the 16th century although there are still nearly 30 Mayan languages spoken in the area today, by more than 6 million speakers in Maya communities.
The Christian priests and missionaries whom arrived burned many ‘idols’ and ‘heathen effigies’ – together with exclusive bark-paper publications employed for recording calendrical, astronomical and information that is ritual to ensure enduring conversion to Christianity.
The languages that are spoken and developed for the hundreds of years, but just like numerous native and smaller languages on the planet, were decreasing as time passes in favor of almost all languages, in cases like this Spanish. The increasing loss buy online essays of language had been additionally exacerbated through colonialism and racism, because it had been frequently regarded as beneficial to be since non-indigenous as you are able to (and frequently ‘s still). Schools had been necessary to show in Spanish just and usually forbade making use of Mayan languages.
Into the final ten years nonetheless, Mayan languages have experienced a revival with all the emergence of more social awareness and cultural pride in ‘being Maya’, along with the end for the civil war in Guatemala. Both in Mexico and Guatemala you will find attempts to incorporate Mayan languages to the curriculum, even though the popularity of those programmes is blended; some Mayan languages are put at risk and some are going to perish away.
Ancient Maya writing and materials
Although information is lost through some time the huge changes wrought by the conquest and colonialism, we’ve some notion of the way the Maya elite lived throughout the period that is classicca. advertising 250 to 900/1000) from archaeological keeps and courtly scenes painted on ceramics.
An source that is important historic details are inscriptions, that are entirely on:
- rock monuments (for instance stelae)
- Coloured and incised bone tissue
- incised jade and obsidian
- carved wood things
Many surviving texts result from stone and ceramics, in big part since these materials survive finest in the tropical weather regarding the Maya area. We understand that the Maya additionally utilized bark paper at that time, folded into alleged codices, but just hardly any and extremely belated samples of these have actually survived the moisture therefore the environment.
Both ecological degradation and looting of carved items when it comes to worldwide art market may be an issue when it comes to success of Maya texts. Looting eliminates the objects from their context and means the increasing loss of necessary data for scientists and frequently means they are inaccessible in private collections. However, particularly during the last 150 years, a big human body of maya writing is gathered gradually by scholars, that have made drawings, casts, and taken photographs, or through monuments deposited in museums.
How big a few of the monuments, alongside the creative nature associated with the writing, fascinated explorers through the start. But through to the century that is mid-20th little ended up being understood exactly how the writing system worked and lots of the decipherment has just occurred considering that the 1980s.
The Maya writing system baffled researchers that are many some time now additionally the efforts at decipherment into the eighteenth and nineteenth hundreds of years had been unsuccessful (aside from gaining some understanding concerning the calendar). It had been maybe maybe maybe not before the 1950s that the system ended up being recognized sufficiently to begin the revolution of decipherment that dominated the 1980s and 1990s.
Ancient Maya script are now able to be look over generally in most cases – though there are nevertheless about 15% of glyphs which are undeciphered plus the meaning of a number of the deciphered people are perhaps maybe perhaps not well recognized.
It really is a script that is beautiful numerous ancient Maya designers appear to have concentrated not merely on writing out content, but additionally rendering it great looking.
We now understand that Maya is just a advanced writing system – the only person into the Americas that may completely show both the talked language and sentence structure.
The ancient Maya writing system is complicated. It really is logosyllabic, which means that:
- a few of the indications are logograms (an indicator representing a word that is whole as an example, the image of a jaguar mind means jaguar)
- others are syllabograms (an indicator representing a syllable, as an example ‘ba’ or ‘ku’; these syllabograms are then combined to make words that are whole just like exactly how we combine four letters in order to make ‘word’).
These term indications and signs that are syllable then combined to spell terms. The indications had been mostly arranged in square or rectangular obstructs and these obstructs had been in change arranged into double columns that have been read from left to right and top to base.
Overall there are over 1,000 different Maya indications – but fortunately for the scribes, ‘only’ 300 to 500 of these were utilized at any time.
A amount that is large of surviving ancient Maya texts, specially on rock monuments, cope with the everyday lives of kings and queens – once they had been born, who they married, once they passed away and whom accompanied them into kingship.
Numerous texts include a large quantity of calendrical information, beginning with a tremendously step-by-step description for the date in addition to information on astronomical occasions, accompanied by exactly just just what took place at this stage over time, accompanied by who had been carrying it out or even to who it absolutely was being done to.
Through the period that is classicca. advertisement 250 to 900/1000) the landscape had been filled up with big (and smaller) towns and their hamlets that are surrounding. Many of these towns and cities had their very own rulers and royal courts, which often had been linked by complex social relationships through wedding alliances, warfare and tribute hierarchies.
These big urban centers due to their architecture that is awe-inspiring and big general general general public plazas are where in fact the ruling elite aimed to immortalise their genealogical history and successes with monuments, or stelae – a bit just like the Nelson line in Trafalgar Square.
Stela D, Pusilha, Belize
Limestone stela with Mayan glyphs
A rock stela erected from Belize showing the Maya writing system
Stela D is a good example of an ancient maya monument. These types of free-standing, intricately carved rocks is found for the Maya area.
Stela D is certainly one of significantly more than 40 monuments understood through the web web web site of Pusilha, a niche site in southern Belize, that have been carved and erected primarily through the belated 6th to the mid-8th century advertisement. It really is carved using one part by having a (now extremely weathered) image of a Maya ruler in the finery, although the other part is covered with a hieroglyphic inscription.
This text is read in four dual columns beginning during the left that is top.
The stela had been erected in advertising 647 by a ruler called K’ak’ Uti’ Chan. It includes praise about their father’s great deeds, also an auspicious calendar date that the monument had been committed on.
Pusilha is certainly one of a few ancient Maya internet internet web sites with a lot of texts associated with warfare between various Maya metropolitan areas. Stela D in particular contains a few metaphors which can be warfare-related: k’asay lakam tun (‘the stela got broken’), jubuy u tok’ u pakal (‘was downed the ?int plus the shield’) and k’ik’iy (‘blood was shed’).
Other stelae and panels at other web web web web sites are less blood-thirsty and relate solely to the past reputation for royal marriages or even the rituals that the rulers had to enact to help keep gods and ancestors pleased.
The subjects that the Maya inscriptions usually do not speak about will be the issues regarding the people that are common nor any kind of administrative texts, although things such as accountancy could have been recorded in codices or other materials that would not endure the intervening centuries.
Nowadays, the ancient Maya script is primarily of great interest to archaeologists, epigraphers, and linguists. The playfulness of ancient Maya scribes additionally the beauty and variety for the indications also have motivated contemporary designers and music artists. Also heavy metal and rock musical organization Iron Maiden have actually covered the end of the personal air air plane in Maya writing (published by an epigrapher).
By having a number that is growing of scientists, you will find now more tries to reconnect contemporary Maya people who have the writing and art of these ancestors.


Hotel, between Saint-Emilion and Sauternes
Hotel with restaurant, the Château de la Tour benefits from a privileged situation on the wine trail,between Saint-Emilion and Sauternes, naming which send back unmistakably to the fame of great wines of the Bordeaux region.
Medieval city in the spiritual, trading and wine life, Saint-Emilion is to be investigated through its hillocks or escalettes, small steep alleys leading on both sides of this amphitheater-shaped spread village. To discover: the Hermitage of Saint-Émilion, the chapels and the churches, the catacombs, the tower of the Roy and so many other conservation areas historic monuments.
Saint-Emilion means also landscapes of vineyards registered on the heritage of the UNESCO. Visit of the castle, explanations of the know-how and the tasting of wines … The whole headed by passionate wine growers.
Sauternes, Graves… Beyond the oenological discoveries, the Gironde has numerous activities to make you discover. Situated between the Bay of Arcachon, the Pyla Dune and the beginnings of the Forest of Landes, this destination reserves varied and picturesque landscapes.
The hotel-restaurant Château de la Tour suggests you some of the inescapable sites of the region:
- Quad on the property of the Château Pargade in Soulignac (10 min), in the middle of the vineyard of Bordeaux " Between Coteaux and Garonne ", a natural space fitted out on 60 hectares, a circuit for everyone, reserved for the practice of the Quad and 4x4, in complete safety.
- Accrobranche in Bommes (approximately 15 min) " a stroll in forest unlike the others ", in a magnificent frame, crossed by the river of Ciron, organizers welcome you for a moment of relaxation and strong feelings.
- Canoe, boating center of Bommes on the same site as the Accrobranche
- Water-skiing and wake board on the lake of Baurech (15 min) in border of the Garonne
- Tennis, lessons situated in Loupiac in only 2 min.
- Golf of the Graves and the Sauternais situated in Saint Pardon de Conques (15 min)
- Paintball and Karting for groups and seminaries in Bordeaux (30 min)
- The “Grand Théâtre” of Bordeaux is one of the most beautiful of France. Built from 1773 till 1780 by the architect Victor Louis, in the pure neo-classic style, it receives numerous operas and other shows.
- The museum of Aquitaine contains an important collection distributed on two levels.
- The “Place de la Bourse” in Bordeaux was fitted out from 1730 till 1755, by the architects Gabriel father and son. Confined by two buildings, the palace of the stock exchange and the national museum of Customs, it is sublimated by the fountain of Three Graces.
- The village of Saint-Emilion: the monolithic church, the Hermitage of Émilion, the catacombs, the chapel of the Trinity and the numerous cellars.
- The Dune of Pilat: magnificent Landscape, it is the highest dune of Europe.
- The strengthened villages: Cadillac, Saint Macaire, Rions
- Villas and Gallo-Roman thermal baths in Loupiac
- Abbey Benedictine: abbey of La Sauve Majeure, masterpiece of the Romanesque art of the 12th century.
- The wine road, the hotel is situated between Saint-Emilion and Sauternes.
-Malagar, center François Mauriac (15 min): music, reading, debates and delivery of the Prize François Mauriac to discover to www.malagar.aquitaine.fr
Visit of historic Castles:
- Castle of Cadillac (in front of the establishment) built at the very beginning of the XVIIth century by a favorite of Henri III, the Castle of Dukes d' Epernon was deserving, at the appropriate time, of royal houses. It is very representative of French-style architecture.
- The Castle of Roquetaillade (Mazères), built in 1306 by cardinal Gaillard, is established by two fortresses and reveals a surprising decoration which already announced the English decorative arts of the end of the XIXth century.
- Château de Malle, historic castle of the XVIIth century classified as Historic Monument but also wine Castle the vineyard of which has the extremely rare privilege to extend at the same time over the noble countries of Sauternes and Graves, it produces 4 prestigious wines of which a Grand Cru Classé.
- The Castle of Cazeneuve: house privileged by the Lords of Albret, then fief of king of France Henri IV and of queen Margot.
For the children:
- Zoo: zoo of Pessac, zoo of La Teste (Bassin d’Arcachon)
- Zoo of pets and small amusement park: the Coccinelle to Gujan Mestras (Bay of Arcachon )
- The exotic Farm in Cadaujac: more than 1000 familiar animals


Last Saturday Grand Hotel Tremezzo, Lago di Como celebrated their 107 Anniversary
To celebrate this special birthday, last Satuday July 8th the family owning the hotel threw a sumptuous party reminiscent of the splendor and effervescence of the Belle Époque. Birthday celebrations have been repeated yearly, establishing a great tradition evocative of the now-legendary party held to mark the 100th anniversary of the Grand Hotel Tremezzo in 2010.
Don’t miss next party for their 108th birthday on July 7th 2018!
Happy Birthday Grand Hotel Tremezzo!


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1 Ancient Rome had many famous people. Julius Caesar, undoubtedly, was one of them.
2 Julius Caesar was born on July 13, 100 B.C. (some say 102 B.C.) At the time, the Roman society divided its citizens into two large groups. One was for the nobles. The other was for the commoners. Though Caesar's family belonged to the first category, they had lost their fame and fortune a long time ago. The harsh reality forced them to live in an apartment house in a less reputable area in Rome.
3 Luckily, all hope was not lost. When Caesar was about 10 years old, his aunt, Julia, married a very rich man named Gaius Marius. Through him, the financial woes that the Caesars had suffered earlier became a memory of the past.
4 Marius started out his career in the army. As he gained prominence over time, he began pursuing a political life. Politicians in ancient Rome all had one position in mind - consul, and Marius was no exception. He won his first consul election in 108 B.C. and then five more times from 104 B.C. to 100 B.C. After concluding his sixth term in the office, he announced his intention to retire. Though he officially had bowed out from the public, Marius kept a close tab on what was going on in Rome. When he heard that his archenemy, Lucius Cornelius Sulla, was preparing for the war against the king of Pontus in Asia Minor (today's Turkey) in 87 B.C., he decided to come out of his retirement. He convinced the senate that he was a better candidate for the job than Sulla.
5 As the news of switching commandership reached Sulla, he was very angry. He was not going to sit back and let Marius be in charge. Thus, instead of accepting the new decision, he led his troops back to Rome and forced Marius and his supporters to flee. With Rome now under Sulla's control, he took back the right to lead the military campaign against Pontus and departed once again. After Sulla was gone, Marius returned to Rome. He recovered his influence in no time. Teamed up with Lucius Cornelius Cinna (Caesar's father-in-law), the duo persecuted Sulla's supporters. They won the consul election in 86 B.C. The celebration of victory was short-lived because Marius died a few days later. Cinna became the effective ruler of Rome for the next couple of years. He died in 82 B.C.
6 Upon Cinna's death, Sulla made a triumphant return to Rome. He secured an appointment from the senate and became dictator in 81 B.C. With things going his way now, Sulla began his revenge. He proscribed and outlawed anybody who opposed him. As Marius' nephew by marriage and Cinna's son-in-law, Caesar was the obvious target. To save his own life, he put on a disguise and went into hiding outside of Rome. His relatives and supporters persuaded Sulla to change his mind and spare Caesar. Although Sulla agreed at the time, he regretted the decision years later.
7 In spite of Sulla's pardon, Caesar did not return to Rome. He joined the military and stationed in Asia Minor until Sulla died in 78 B.C. While spending his time guarding the Roman Republic's territory, Caesar won many important battles and quickly became known for his genius in military operations. After Sulla's death, he came back to Rome and began trying his hands as a politician.
8 Caesar, by all accounts, was a great orator (public speaker). As a legal advocate, he prosecuted former governors notorious for extortion and corruption. His tough stand on crime won him lots of support from the commoners. For the next few years, Caesar took one position after another and slowly climbed up the political ladder. In 69 B.C., he won an election and became quaestor (treasurer) to the governor in Lusitania (today's Portugal and southern Spain). En route to this new post, he saw a statue of Alexander the Great and wept. When asked why he was so upset, he said that when Alexander was his age, he already had conquered so many nations. He felt ashamed because he had done nothing memorable to speak of. As if the realization was not depressing enough, he soon got two more blows in his personal life. Both his beloved wife and Aunt Julia died! Alas, 69 B.C. was indeed a difficult year for Caesar.
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Combat Diver New Badge coin- The Diver insignia (known as "diver badge" in US Army parlance) is a military qualification of the United States armed forces awarded to servicemen qualified as military divers. Originally, the Diver insignia was a cloth patch decoration worn by US Navy divers in the upper-portion of the enlisted service uniform's left sleeve during the first part of World War II when the rating insignia was worn on the right sleeve. When enlisted rating insignia were shifted to the left sleeve in late World War II, the patch shifted to the upper right sleeve. The diving patch was created during WWII, and became a breast insignia in the late 1960s. Currently, the United States Navy and the United States Army issue diver insignia denoting degrees of qualification. Coast Guard and Marines Corps personnel are eligible to earn most of the naval diver insignia. The United States Air Force issue the naval SCUBA Diver insignia to graduates of the Air Force Combat Diver Course at the Navy Diving Salvage and Training Center, Naval Support Activity Panama City. This is a 40mm (1-9/16") diameter brass coin.


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pleased to welcome visitors who wish to enjoy this great
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♦ By David Le (’18), Eastside Underground (& “Humor”) Editor
It was a historic day here at what was previously known as the East Wall, frequently called the Plaster Curtain. People rejoiced and cheered as the wall was being torn down. Many cried at this historic moment, as it was a day that will forever remain in East history. People from both sides have reunited, friends and classmates who haven’t seen each other since they went the long way around, have rejoiced. Tears of joy flowed as students and teachers alike realized that they now could get to the library faster.
Many have expressed disbelief and astonishment over such a historic moment. “It’s unbelievable! I never thought this day would come,” said senior Wallace Plastor, “I had always hoped the wall would come down when school started, but realistically I knew that doesn’t just happen. But better now than never, right?”
Others remain uncertain in living in world where the East Wall didn’t exist. Freshman Weluv Thewall expressed his fears for the future. “I don’t remember a time when the wall wasn’t here, it was always a constant in my life. I may fail my history test, but I know the wall would still be there. Now, I just don’t know what to think. I didn’t even know we had a hall here.”
Some other sentimental students decided to take home pieces of the wall, even taking the posters that once adorned it, either to celebrate or to cherish this event.
With the wall gone, it is a spectacular sight where the wall once was. Especially since there’s no longer crowds of people blocking the way.


About: The Gardener's Cottage in Riverside, Illinois
Riverside, Illinois, was designed in 1869 by renowned landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted and his architect partner Calvert Vaux. Their unique design, which followed the contours of the landscape and emphasized open spaces, inspired the greatest architects of the time to undertake projects in Riverside. Among those projects was the Avery Coonley Estate, a rare joint effort by Frank Lloyd Wright and landscape architect Jens Jensen. At the center of the estate, itself a National Historic Landmark, sits the Gardener’s Cottage, a small but unassuming masterpiece built for the estate’s gardener and his wife. The cottage matches the architectural aesthetic of the estate, and its naturalistic, stunning gardens reflect the overall emphasis on landscape and nature in Riverside
But what is it truly like to live within a historic work of architectural art? Current owner and gardening writer Cathy Jean Maloney here records her discoveries and personal reflections on living in the Gardener’s Cottage with her family. In The Gardener’s Cottage in Riverside, Illinois, Maloney describes the cottage’s beginnings, providing biographical background and design insight into the house itself and Riverside’s key creators. She also highlights the often overlooked beauty of the cottage and illustrates how it is emblematic of Wright and Jensen’s holistic Prairie Style approach to building and landscape architecture. The size of the Gardener’s Cottage allows us to witness Wright’s aesthetic concerns in small detail and to understand his ideas on a more accessible and livable scale.
The Gardener’s Cottage is a welcome and original addition to the work on these world-renowned architects and planners. It not only celebrates their designs, but the simple daily beauty of living within them.
Reviews for: The Gardener's Cottage in Riverside, Illinois
“This is exactly the kind of book I hoped would happen once my catalog of Wright’s work was published. Richly illustrated, this work is not just an owner or occupant’s story, but the full history of the house and its surroundings. From the birds that frequent the plantings of the gardener for which the building is named to the river that wanders nearby, from the ‘native weeds’ that neighbors wanted cut down to details of the Coonley’s finding and development of the site in Riverside, here is the story of a small, beautiful house. Wonderful!”—William Allin Storrer, author of The Frank Lloyd Wright Companion and The Architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright: A Complete Catalog
“The charming volume—part personal essay and part history lesson—is like a scrapbook overflowing with antique photos, vintage blueprints, and the author’s own homegrown snapshots.”—Bridget Herman, Chicago Home + Garden
“Cathy Maloney’s detailed account of her home’s history is unique in its inclusion of landscape design. Too often historic home research ends at the threshold. Frank Lloyd Wright fans may be surprised to learn how much Jens Jensen really contributed to the lore of the Avery Coonley estate—truly a Midwest icon!”—Scott Mehaffey, Fellow of the American Society of Landscape Architects
“More than just one person’s experience with a home, this book tells the history of the home almost as if the home had been interviewed and the author was just assisting with an autobiography written by the house itself.”—Gregory Johnson, ResourcesForLife.com
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Cathy Jean Maloney's books celebrate the hopes and ideas that thrive in yesteryear's gardens. Unlike dusty historical accounts of lost landscapes, you can visit most of these landmark gardens today.
Once maligned as a swampy outpost, the fledgling city of Chicago brazenly adopted the motto "Urbs in Horto" or City in a Garden, in 1837. Chicago Gardens shows how this upstart town earned its sobriquet over the next century, from the first vegetable plots at Fort Dearborn to innovative garden designs at the 1933 World’s Fair.
Challenged by the region’s clay soil, harsh winters, and fierce winds, Chicago’s pioneering horticulturalists, Maloney demonstrates, found imaginative uses for hardy prairie plants. This same creative spirit thrived in the city’s local fruit and vegetable markets, encouraging the growth of what would become the nation’s produce hub. The vast plains that surrounded Chicago, meanwhile, inspired early landscape architects, such as Frederick Law Olmsted, Jens Jensen, and O.C. Simonds, to new heights of grandeur.
Maloney does not forget the backyard gardeners: immigrants who cultivated treasured seeds and pioneers who planted native wildflowers. Maloney’s vibrant depictions of Chicagoans like “Bouquet Mary,” a flower peddler who built a greenhouse empire, add charming anecdotal evidence to her argument–that Chicago’s garden history rivals that of New York or London and ensures its status as a world-class capital of horticultural innovation.
With exquisite archival photographs, prints, and postcards, as well as field guide descriptions of living legacy gardens for today’s visitors, Chicago Gardens will delight green-thumbs from all parts of the world.
Reviews for: Chicago Gardens: The Early History
“Chicago Gardens captures many of the fascinating stories and names associated with Chicago’s first hundred years of horticulture. From the boasting by its founders in 1833 that Chicago would be an ‘urbs in horto’ (or ‘city in a garden’) to the aftermath of the Century of Progress Exposition in 1933–34, Chicago Gardens traces Chicago’s coming of age as a center of horticulture, gardening and conservation.”—Robert E. Grese, Director, Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum
“A new book on historic gardens in one city offers plenty of lessons for what makes a beautiful landscape. It’s Chicago Gardens: The Early History, by Cathy Jean Maloney. Of particular interest to planners will be the case studies of landscapes.”—Harold Henderson, Planning
"As well as wonderful vignettes, Chicago Gardens is filled with beautiful illustrations. . . . It is a delightful book."—Ann Durkin Keating, Chicago History Examiner
“Maloney has combed through seemingly endless documentary sources from Chicago’s first 100 years—newspapers, magazines, garden-club minutes—to produce a book full of fascinating tidbits for any Chicago history buff or gardening geek that includes many maps, photos and old catalog illustrations from her own collection.”—Beth Botts, Chicago Tribune
“A great resource for Chicago gardeners as well as history buffs [with] fascinating and informative vintage photographs and illustrations.”—Chicago Sun-Times
Originally formed in 1908, as an outgrowth of the Playground Association of Chicago, the Prairie Club was incorporated as a separate entity in 1911. Embodying the typical reform mentality of the Progressive era, the club emphasized outdoor recreation and preservation, and sponsored walking trips around Chicago's countryside. Captured here in over 200 vintage photographs are the footsteps of the Prairie Club as they built a constituency for exploring and preserving the forests and fields surrounding the Windy City. Like many large American cities in the early 1900s, Chicago's industrialization and waves of immigration spawned crowded, unhealthy urban conditions. The Prairie Club turned to nature for relief from these societal ills. From its first outing on Saturday, April 18, 1908, around Mount Forest District near Willow Springs, members sponsored hikes and outdoor activities from Palos and Tinley, through Hinsdale and Downers Grove, and up to the North Shore. With each of these walks, public support grew for what ultimately became victorious efforts to establish the forest preserves, Indiana Dunes, and other nature spots around the burgeoning cityscape.
Other Writings and Media
Ms. Maloney frequently writes for other publications, or appears on radio or TV. Examples include:
WGN TV Author Interview on July 8, 2010: click here
Chicagoland Gardeningmagazine - recent articles about Chicago area gardens by Senior Editor Cathy Jean Maloney and other veteran Chicago gardeners. www.chicagolandgardening.com
Daily Herald newspaper - recent columns on "The Nature of Things" click here
ABC By Design - Radio interview on Australian Broadcasting Corporation popular segment, "ABC By Design" click here
Landscape Architecture magazine - "Floral Style on Magnificent Mile" click here
Chicago and Its Botanic Garden: The Chicago Horticultural Society at 125 is a lushly illustrated and thoughtful history of the Society and its evolution from a producer of monumental flower and botanical shows, through a fallow period, to the opening in 1972 of the Chicago Botanic Garden, a living museum and world leader in horticulture, plant science and conservation, education, and urban agriculture.


A Shining Thread of Hope
A Shining Thread of Hope. The History of Black Women in America
At the greatest moments and in the cruelest times, black women have been a crucial part of America's history. Now, the inspiring history of black women in America is explored in vivid detail by two leaders in the fields of African American and women's history.
A Shining Thread of Hope chronicles the lives of black women from indentured servitude in the early American colonies to the cruelty of antebellum plantations, from the reign of lynch law in the Jim Crow South to the triumphs of the Civil Rights era, and it illustrates how the story of black women in America is as much a tale of courage and hope as it is a history of struggle. On both an individual and a collective level, A Shining Thread of Hope reveals the strength and spirit of black women and brings their stories from the fringes of American history to a central position in our understanding of the forces and events that have shaped this country.
Uwagi: naklejka na grzbiecie oprawy, na str. przedtytułowej i tytułowej pieczątki wł., trzon bez śladów używania.
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The history of visceral manipulation can be traced back to the early centuries used by the people of Tibet and China. The therapy back then was used as a part of their alternative and traditional medical care. Although there were many different types of therapeutic massage present in China in the early centuries, this technique was being used due to its unique benefits to the client. It was also used in Europe as a part of their early methods in medical care during the earlier years. The manual manipulation of the internal organs was popular in the earlier periods especially in the Oriental countries due to the significant improvement in the overall health of the patient after each session.
The method was later on adopted by Dr. Jean-Pierre Barral who improved the whole therapy into something much better and more effective although most of its principles remained intact. Dr. Barral was an osteopath who became interested in biomechanics during his work in France. He was working in a lung disease hospital when he met Dr. Anaua who was known at that time as a famous lung specialist as well as a renowned master in cadaver dissection practice. His time with Dr. Anaua made him well educated in the human anatomy and made him familiar with the visceral system which he will later use in the visceral manipulation therapy.
In 1974, Dr. Barral began treating a patient who was suffering from a spinal condition with his articular and structural manipulation. However, the treatment was not very successful as he was expecting. However, his medical perception in natural treatment was changed after his preliminary examination on his patient who confirmed he was treated by an old man. The patient said that the old man did push something on his abdomen which gave his body great relief from his current condition.
That event poked his interest and belief in the connection of the spine and the abdomen. After many research, studies and practices on his newly found technique, he was able to develop the visceral manipulation therapy. This began the era of his treatment services as well as his teaching of the technique to other individuals who are interested with his method. He began teaching in the other parts of the world including in the United States in 1985. Eventually he was able to form his own teach of teachers who also began to train other enthusiasts of the visceral manipulation technique all over the world.Article Source


The Sugar Loaf is the southernmost of the summit peaks of the Black Mountains in Wales. It is also where the ashes of my grandmother Mary Walby are scattered.
“I give you this to take with you:
Nothing remains as it was. If you know this, you can
begin again, with pure joy in the uprooting.” Judith Minty
“It’s impossible to regret any part of my life when I feel happy and I am happy now, so I don’t have any regrets and have not had any for a very long time.” Howard Marks
The view from the summit covers the Black Mountains to the north, the Cotswolds to the east, as far as the Brecon Beacons including Pen y Fan to the west and the Bristol Channel to the south. On a clear day it is possible to see hills as far north as Shropshire and as far south as Somerset.
Also in the Brecon Beacons lie the medieval ruins Llanthony Priory, situated in the Vale of Ewyas, close to the Black Mountains. It was one of many of the great buildings of Wales to be attacked in the early 15th century, during the rebellion of the Welsh Prince Owain Glyndwr, as part of his campaign to recapture Welsh land from the English.


Take yourself to Rome with this neutral fruit bowl with lion handles.
Since medieval times, the lion has been the symbol of Florence, a city renowned for its art and museums. The motif of our Museo collection is the Firenze lion, displayed in a rich orange-red finish befitting a rich cultural history. It is formed by proud artisans of modern Florence who throw clay on a potter's wheel, hand sculpt decorative images like our Museo lion and then glaze by hand each item in our vibrant glaze to present your Museo piece, brought to you from Italy by Fortunata.
Clay is thrown and shaped by hand on the potter's wheel, then partially glazed in distressed in rich orange-red, leaving portions of the terracotta bases and interiors exposed for textural contrast. For decorative use only.


Bournemouth Hotel Accommodation : The Baker Hotel : Hotel Subur Maritim Sitges
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- A resort on the southern coast of England; pop. 154,400
- Bournemouth is a large coastal resort town in the county of Dorset, England. The town has a population of 163,444 according to the 2001 Census, making it the largest settlement in Dorset. It is also the largest settlement between Southampton and Plymouth.
- Bournemouth Borough Council is the local authority of Bournemouth in Dorset, England. The council is now a unitary authority, although between 1974 and 1997 it was an administrative district council with Dorset. Previously most of the borough was part of Hampshire.
- Bournemouth is a former United Kingdom Parliamentary constituency. The seaside resort was created as a parliamentary borough in 1918 and the seat existed until it was divided in 1950.
THE BATHS / MARLBOROUGH HOUSE. PIER APPROACH. BOURNEMOUTH. 1883
In 1865, the single storey structure that housed the original baths, built in 1838, was replaced by the above building.
Sydenham's occupied the front half that faced Pier Approach which is the left half of the building in the above picture, as this is a view of the south facing side.
The rear of the building housed the replacement baths and also had furnished apartments, called The Baths, in the part of the building closest to us in the above picture.
Marlborough House, a detached boarding house, stands just out of shot to the right. It was built in 1867 and changed its name to Seabourne House in 1900.
The Sydenhams / baths building survived until 1934 and the new Pier Approach Baths opened on the site in 1937. It is, of course, where The Waterfront building [ Imax ] stands today.
The baths were enlarged in the late 1880s to include a pool, to cater for those gripped by the new Victorian appetite for swimming. This from a town guide in 1893.......
" The baths are well arranged, complete, and convenient, the building itself, adjoining the library, is fitted with every accommodation for hot, cold and vapour baths, those for ladies and gentlemen being in seperate buildings; and in connection with the latter is a very commodious swimming bath 75 feet by 30 feet, with a supply of some 75 000 gallons of tepid sea water. The swimming bath is alloted to ladies at stipulated times".
The baths enlargement led to a distinctive roofline on the north east corner of the building that had the word 'baths' written vertically and horizontally on it in large white letters.
In Victorian times, public baths were very popular. The discovery that good personal hygiene was important took hold and public baths became part of the Victorian way of life. It wouldn't become the norm for homes to have bathrooms for many years and so, for a shilling or a bob [ eh? ], you would go to the public baths. In cities and towns with large numbers of poor, it was quite usual for families to share the bath water and to take their dirty laundry in with them.
As a new and developing town, Bournemouth didn't have slums, but the baths would still have been well frequented. If you were staying in one of the larger hotels, perhaps bathing arrangements could have been catered for in house, or if you were a well to do family renting one of the Westover Villas, maybe the servants prepared a nice hot bath infront of a roaring fire.
Of course plenty of people made do with a tin bath in the skullery or out in the back yard, and how many kids had a bath in the kitchen sink every Christmas whether they needed it or not.
A wide range of baths were offered including Turkish, Russian, douches, spray, seaweed and ozone.
Public baths would appear to be a thing of the past now, they bit the dust in Bournemouth when the Pier Approach Baths closed in 1984. Now that it is the norm for homes to have a bathroom the need for public baths, in a practical sense, no longer exist. However, they do live on in a different form, as the steam rooms, jacuzzis and saunas available at various leisure clubs across town, but be aware, they take a dim view of anyone taking the weekly wash in with them these days. That's the last time i go to the Littledown Centre. They should have signs up.
The new pier referred to was the iron pier of 1880, with the classic Victorian entrance building, it replaced the wooden one originally opened in 1861. The wooden pier had been kept going in one form or another after suffering storm damage and being attacked by marine wood worm.
Vale Royal Hotel (Park Central), Exeter Road, Bournemouth
In 1948 the Vale Royal Hotel provided temporary accommodation for the Methodist congregation after the original Punshon Memorial Church was bombed on Sunday, 23rd May, 1943. The ground floor was converted into a chapel, lecture hall and vestries. When the new Punshon Memorial Church opened in 1958 Vale Royal provided more than enough halls and committee rooms and part was let as an adult education centre. Following the closure of the church in 2009, Vale Royal has been converted back to a hotel and reopened as the four-star Park Central Hotel.
The building has "Ancient Lights" - i.e. a protected view to the Purbecks.
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Stud work for new wall partition:
We suspected when we bought the house that the ground floor layout was not original. In the 60s and 70s many Victorian houses in the UK were ‘modernised’ by covering over original panelling, removing victorian spindles, smoothing out and simplifying / unifying surfaces etc. The changes to ours we assume is also due to a conversion. Our house has had several failed planning and attempts to turn it into flats but at some point between the 50s and 70s we know it was divided so that the shop and the house above could be accessed separately. A new front door was installed and replaced one of three shop window panels and the hallway was re-sculpted. We are still trying to piece together it’s history between it’s original use as a cordwainers (posh cobblers) in the Victorian era and it being purchased by the masonic order in the early 80s.
It is very different to know precisely about the original layout, no original plans for this building exist. We have looked at neighbouring houses in our terraced row but sadly ours is probably closest to the original, as all the others have been divided up and rebuilt into flats and all the shop fronts have been removed long ago. In this situation all you can do is look for clues and make a best estimate. You can only really know once you start demolition what walls are original, new, hidden etc.


The style of the 50s was the elevation of fashion design, as well as every style aware lady wished to be one of the very first to put on these layouts. So exactly what was the 50s style all about? The answer is basic: it was about being different! The style of the 1950s was a vibrant experiment in shade, form, as well as design. Stylist of the time were trying to produce a brand-new photo for ladies. Numerous put on strong, uncommon garments such as short dresses as well as large hats. The success of the 1950s designer was unmatched, as well as numerous pieces they created are still trendy in today’s style globe. To make a clothes product stick out from the crowd, the designers of the period utilized vibrant colors and also patterns. Popular choices currently were turquoise and orange outfits with glossy material. Layouts typically consisted of bright pinks, blues, reds, or yellows. The 50s style additionally included vibrant patterns that were reminiscent of wild pet skins. Jackets and coats were regularly featuring animal prints and also stylish intermediaries. Fabric was incredibly popular in this period, and developers explore it on a large scale. Cotton, silk, woollen, jeans, and artificial fibers were all being used. This caused products that were colorful, unique, and also distinct. It was at this time that fashion started to branch off from being purely womanly. An additional crucial trend in this period was using clothing to work. Employees of various companies alike used their business’s attire to assimilate with the general company look. Several employers of the moment discovered it sidetracking if staff members put on garments other than the white and also black outfit code. Wearing a consistent besides the business clothing permitted staff members to assimilate much more with the general appearance of the office. The appeal of published gowns additionally reached its top in the fifties as well as sixties. Dressy designs started to take center stage as fashion for the age. Pleated skirts ended up being very popular, and also patterns started to change from typical boxy designs to detailed as well as difficult designs. Official wear such as a layer or shirt gown ended up being more preferred. Official events such as spheres and also wedding celebrations started to include an extra official design outfit code, and for many women, it continued to be a standard component of their closet for many years. As time progressed, the emphasis on feminine fashion began to discolor. Male began to presume the male role in evening as well as daytime occasions. Fashion for the era did not suffer in this fashion. The fiftys came to be a duration when many individuals openly as well as happily wore their apparel of choice.


Bring up the Boat!: Sara Trillo
3 – 12 November 2019
Sara Trillo has liaised with marine archaeologists to locate the site of a possible ancient boat wreck on Margate beach. She will be leading an excavation of this and welcomes help from the public to uncover remains and document finds, to be displayed at Limbo from 9 – 12 November.


Atlanta Race Riot (1906)
When the Civil War finished, African-People in Atlanta commenced moving into the realm of politics, setting up organizations and gaining notoriety as a social course. Raising tensions concerning Black wage-employees and the white elite commenced to expand and unwell-feelings had been even further exacerbated when Blacks attained far more civil legal rights, which includes the proper to vote.
The tensions exploded in the course of the gubernatorial election of 1906 in which M. Hoke Smith and Clark Howell competed for the Democratic nomination. Each candidates ended up wanting for means to disenfranchise African-American voters because they each and every felt that the Black vote could throw the election to the other applicant.
Hoke Smith was a previous publisher of the Atlanta Journal and Clark Howell was the editor of the Atlanta Structure. The two candidates applied their affect to incite white voters and support unfold the worry that whites may possibly not be equipped to maintain the present-day social buy.
The Atlanta Georgian and the Atlanta Information commenced publishing stories about white women being molested and raped by Black gentlemen. These allegations were noted several situations and have been mostly phony.
On Sept. 22, 1906, Atlanta newspapers claimed 4 alleged assaults on neighborhood white women. Shortly, some 10,000 white men and boys began collecting, beating, and stabbing Blacks. It is estimated that there were being amongst 25 and 40 African-American fatalities it was confirmed that there ended up only two white deaths.
Greenwood, Tulsa, Oklahoma “Black Wall Street” (May possibly 31 – June 1, 1921)
Through the oil increase of the 1910s, the space of northeast Oklahoma all-around Tulsa flourished, including the Greenwood community, which came to be acknowledged as “the Black Wall Street.” The spot was dwelling to many attorneys, realtors, medical doctors, and notable black Businessmen, several of them multimillionaires.
Greenwood boasted a wide variety of thriving businesses these types of as grocery shops, clothing stores, barbershops, financial institutions, hotels, cafes, film theaters, two newspapers, and quite a few up to date residences. Greenwood residents relished numerous luxuries that their white neighbors did not, together with indoor plumbing and a extraordinary school technique. The dollar circulated 36 to 100 situations, occasionally using a calendar year for forex to go away the community.
The community was ruined through a riot that broke out following a group of adult men from Greenwood attempted to guard a younger Black guy from a lynch mob. On the night time of Could 31, 1921, a mob named for the lynching of Dick Rowland, a Black male who shined sneakers, after reports distribute that on the past working day he had assaulted Sarah Site, a white woman, in the elevator she operated in a downtown building.
In the early early morning hours of June 1, 1921, Black Tulsa was looted, firebombed from the air and burned down by white rioters. The governor declared martial law, and National Guard troops arrived in Tulsa. Guardsmen assisted firemen in placing out fires, taken out abducted African-Us citizens from the arms of white vigilantes, and imprisoned all Black Tulsans, not previously confined, into a jail camp at the Conference Hall and the Fairgrounds, some for as extended as eight times.
In the wake of the violence, 35 city blocks lay in charred ruins, above 800 men and women were taken care of for accidents and estimated 300 deaths happened.