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Vickers Light Tank Mk.VI
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Light tank – 1682 built
The last Vickers prewar light tank
The Vickers Light Tank Mk.VI was elaborated by Vickers, alongside its best export seller, the Carden-Loyd Mk.VI tankette. Vickers produced light scout tanks in limited numbers for the needs of the Royal Army. These started with the Mk.I (1929), the Mk.II and III (1931-34).
Then came the Mk.IV, largely inspired by the former (1934) and followed by the next Mk.V, which marked a real step forward with a three-man crew and the larger hull required to operate an improved armament, the Vickers cal.50 (12.7 mm) heavy machine gun. The Mk.VI was logically based on this model, with a higher degree of standardization, which allowed moderately low prices.
The Mk.VI design
Although sharing most of its components (hull, tracks, drivetrain, suspensions, fittings, armor and armament) with the Mk.V, the Mk.VI, designed in 1935, received a roomier turret, extended at the rear, and able to house a No.7 wireless radio set, which gave new tactical perspectives. The weight, due to the turret, rose to 4900 kg (10,802 lbs), which in return required a better engine.
This was an 88 hp Meadows air-cooled six-cylinder gasoline engine mounted on the right side of the hull, served by a new transmission (5 forward, 1 reverse, Wilson pre-selector gearbox), with a redesigned engine clutch, which would prove troublesome. As in previous models, the drive sprockets were at the front. The overall speed was even better than previous models, a precious asset in future desert warfare engagements.
The old Horstmann coil-spring suspension system was kept unchanged, as it was found reliable and easy to maintain, although the pitch was quite violent during rough drives, rendering any aiming of the gun useless. However, the engineers managed to move the center of gravity forward, allowing a smoother ride.
The crew of three was somehow lodged in the cramped interior, the driver sitting on the front left while the commander (also radio operator) and gunner stood on a platform that revolved with the turret. Above it towered a smoothly shaped cupola. The main armament was kept unchanged. The heavy cal.50 (12.7 mm) Vickers had some armor piercing capabilities against armored cars and other light tanks, mostly protected by up to 16 mm (0.63 in) of armor at the time.
The Mk.VI's protection was unchanged, still capable of stopping small shrapnel fragments, rifle-caliber machine-gun, rifle and small arms fire. When the first prototype passed all trials in 1936, the Imperial General Staff considered this model superior to any other in service worldwide.
Vickers Light Tank Mk.VIa of the 3rd King's Own Hussars.
The Mk.VIa (1936)
Soon after production began, it appeared that the initial series had some flaws to fix. The return roller, initially over the top of the leading bogie, as in the Mark V, was displaced to the back and attached to the hull sides instead, while the cupola was a new hexagonal model, and the turret octagonal. Ground pressure was lowered from 7.54 psi (0.53 kg/cm2) to 6.9 psi (0.49 kg/cm2). The armament was unchanged, the main Vickers heavy machine-gun being supplied with 400 rounds, and the secondary machine-gun by 2500. The engine was now the improved Meadows ESTB.
Vickers Light Tank Mk.VIb
The Mk.VIb (1937)
This model was nearly identical to the former, but with some production simplifications, like the one-piece armored louver over the radiator (instead of two-piece), and the return back to the circular commander cupola model, but with a plainer shape. The turret was fitted with a mounting for a Bren AA gun. The radio set was upgraded to the N.9, and the weight rose to 5 tons. At the end of production in 1939, a new, more compact BESA heavy machine gun (15 mm/0.59 in) was installed, and the coaxial one was upgraded to the new Besa 7.92 mm (0.31 in).
Armor thickness was also increased to 15 mm (0.59 in), and 16 mm (0.63 in) on the hull front. The Meadows ESTB/A or ESTB/B engine developed 88 bhp at 2800 rpm, which gave a 16.9 hp/ton power-to-weight ratio and a 200 km range (125 mi). The steering was done through clutches and annular spur reduction on the final drive. This was the overall most produced version. A sub-variant, called the "India pattern" (as most were sent to serve with the British Indian Army) had a single periscope mounted in the turret hatch for the commander instead of the usual cupola.
Vickers Light Tank Mk.VIc in France, June 1940
The Mk.VIc (1939)
This wartime variant was also the last production version of the entire series. The most obvious change was the removal of the commander cupola, replaced by two domed hatches with a commander periscope. It also had wider bogie wheels and tracks and three carburetors for the engine, slightly improving its performances. The cover now had one inlet louver. Top speed was still 35 mph (56 km/h) and 25 mph (40 km/h) cross-country. The standard armament consisted of two Besa machine-guns, one 15 mm and one 7.92 mm coaxial. On many vehicles, a bullet deflector plate was also added to the driver's vision block.
The Besa heavy machine gun, produced at Birmingham Small Arms Limited (BSA), was essentially a scaled-up version of the common 7.92 mm (0.31 in) model, originating in a Czech design (ZB60). Its long barrel gave an excellent muzzle velocity. It could be fired on repetition (single shot) at a rate of 450 rpm, and employed an unusual method of cocking. It was not overall successful, nor did it have the punch of a 20 mm (0.79 in) caliber and, subsequently, production was limited. It was declared obsolete in 1944.
The Vickers Light Tank Mark VI in action
This model was first intended for reconnaissance and colonial warfare, and many were sent abroad, to India, Africa, and Palestine. The cheap Mk.VI was by far one of the most numerous tanks in the British Army when the war started, with approximately 1000 in service, compared to only 79 Cruisers I/II and 67 Infantry Tank Mk.Is. It was still largely available during the French campaign. For the 1st Armored Division, 108 of its 321 tanks were Mark VIs. Inside of the BEF there were 550 Mk.VIA and 200 Mk.VIB Vickers Light Tanks. Each divisional cavalry regiment was equipped with 28 Mk.VIs.
Wartime operations proved disastrous against equally fast and far better armed tanks like the Panzer II and Panzer 38(t) and, of around 400, only 6 made it out of France. This left mainland territory devoid of any sort of armor when the battle of Britain began. However, they showed better qualities and were found up to the task in North Africa, when the counter-offensive began against the failed Italian invasion (Operation Compass), where 200 Mk.VIs (chiefly with the 3rd Hussars and the 7th Armoured Division) formed the backbone of the British armor, together with 75 Cruisers and 45 Matildas.
Australian Vickers Mk.VIb tank crews taking a rest in the desert
Despite their feeble protection and machine-gun armament, they performed well against lightly armored Italian vehicles and tankettes, being particularly suitable for fast outflanking maneuvers against the retreating Italians, capturing many prisoners.
The British lost many tanks, but the 2nd RTR was probably the most successful during these kind of operations, retaining most of its forces until February 1941. Mark VI tanks in active service gradually degraded with the arrival of the Afrika Korps. They soldiered on until early 1942, many being sent to Greece, where they formed the bulk of the 4th Hussars and other units, and again in Crete (3rd The King's Own Hussars), and Malta.
Others served in Iran, with the Anglo-Soviet Invasion of August-September 1941, or were part of the landing force which fought in Syria against Vichy France. A handful of Mk.VIs were sent in 1939 to Australia and manned by Australian crews. The South Africans and the Canadians also received some light tanks, and the former successfully operated these in Abyssinia throughout 1941. During the siege of Tobruk, the 1st Royal Tank Regiment had only 16 of these but managed to move them on a daily basis, giving the Germans the impression of a much more impressive tank force. By mid-1942 and prior to the first battle of El Alamein, surviving Mark VIs still in service had been withdrawn and were used as mobile observation posts and local AA defense versions. The M3 Stuart had replaced them and was now largely available.
Light Tank AA Mark I (late 1940).
This model had a new redesigned turret, housing a quad-7.92 mm (0.31 in) Besa or a twin 15 mm (0.59 in) Besa heavy machine-gun AA mount. Because of this new turret, the traverse was now done by hand, which severely limited its speed and the effectiveness of the entire solution. The crew was only two. Production of this model is unknown and ceased by 1941.
Light Tank AA Mark II (1941).
An improved version of the first, now with fully powered traverse, wider and more accessible turret, and better quality sights.
Vickers 2pdr SPG prototype
This photo is of a 2 pdr /40 mm Vickers gun mount on the Mk.VI light tank chassis. It was an anti-tank self-propelled gun (SPG) not a tank. It had an open topped turret in keeping with later WW2 design ideas for SPGs. It was felt that in a revetment a wide view was essential. Such weapons were primarily defensive in nature. If the finance and the fore-sight had been available in the British War Office this could have been an excellent asset during the invasion of France, Belgium and the Netherlands in May 1940. Unfortunately it did not enter into production.
Vickers Mark VI 2pdr SPG prototype. Notice the open roof and folded tarpaulin canvas cover.
The Caunter Camouflage Scheme
The official British tank livery camouflage Caunter Colours' shown in an official document dated July 1940 were Portland Stone (BSC No.64), Light Grey (BSC No.28) or Silver Grey and Slate Grey (BSC No.34). The grey paints were apparently originally from Royal Navy paint stocks in Alexandria, Egypt. There is no Blue shown in the official document.
The Imperial War Museum in London painted their Matilda II tank light blue instead of Light or Silver Grey by mistake. Because the museum used this colour scheme it was copied by the French tank Museum and many Model kit companies.
The confusion may have come from veterans accounts. A tank crew member who had served with 7th RTR in 1940-41,recollected that their tanks being "a god awful shade of blue". I suspect that given a few weeks in the dust, heat and high UV of the desert, the paints would weather to a very different appearance to their "official" tone.
Model maker and author Steven Zaloga has painted the Caunter camouflage scheme on this Vickers Mk.VIb light tank in the markings of 1 Royal Tank Regiment (1 RTR) in Egypt in 1940.(Steven Zaloga)
Vickers Light Tank Mark VI on Wikipedia
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Vickers Light Tank Mark VI on Tank-Hunter.com
Vickers Light Mk.VI specifications
Dimensions 4 x 2.8 x 2.26 m (13.12 x 9.18 x 7.41 ft)
Total weight, battle ready 4.93 – 5.28 tonnes
Crew 3 (commander, driver, gunner)
Propulsion Meadows 6-cylinder petrol, 88 hp@2600 rpm
Speed 35 mph (56 km/h) road only
Range/fuel 130 mi (210 km)/30 gal (140 l)
Armament Vickers 0.5 in (12.7 mm) Vickers/Besa 15 mm (0.59 in) machine-gun
Vickers 0.303 (7.7 mm)/Besa 7.92 mm (0.31 in) coaxial machine-gun
Armor From 4 to 14 mm (0.16-0.55 in)
Total production 1682 (1936-1940)
Light Tank Mk.VI, first batch vehicle, early 1937. Only a handful of these were produced, perhaps 30 or 40, and they were likely used, after 1939, as training machines, like the Mk.Vs.
Light Mk.VIa of the British Expeditionary Force (BEF), western Belgium, May 1940.
Vickers Mk.VIa Light Tank, B Squadron, 4/7th Royal Dragoon Guards, BEF, northern France, February 1940
Light Mk.VIb of a C.A.F.V.T (Canadian Armoured Fighting Vehicle Training) unit, late 1940.
Light Mk.VIb of the 11th troop, C squadron, 2nd Royal Tank Regiment, France, May 1940.
Light Mk.VIb, A Sqdn, 1st Battalion Royal Tank Regiment, 7th Armoured Division, Egypt, fall 1940.
Light Mk.VIc, Malta, June 1942. This late version, produced until mid-1940, was reequipped with a high-velocity 15 mm (0.59 in) Besa machine-gun. The Besa heavy machine-gun had a better punch and accuracy than the Vickers cal.50 (12.7 mm). However, it also had poorer performances compared to the German 20 mm (0.79 in) that equipped the Panzer II. Its unusual method of cocking was tricky and needed careful maintenance.
The cartridges used by all of the versions of the Vickers Light Tanks, including the ones used on the Mark VI. Source: Bronson, British Collectors of Arms & Militaria Forum.
Vickers Light Tank Mk.VI in North Africa, 1940
Vickers Light Tank Mk.VIc, Malta, 1942
Vickers Mk.VIb Light Tanks of 7th Armoured Division on patrol in the desert, 2 August 1940.
Vickers Mk.VI light tank of 13/18th Royal Hussars, France 1940
Surviving Tanks
Vickers Mk.VIb Light Tank at the Bovington Tank Museum, England. Photo: Mark Nash
Vickers Light Tank Mk.VI at the Imperial War Museum Duxford, England
Vickers Light Tank Mk.VI at the French Tank Museum in Saumur, France
Not all Vickers Light Tank Mk.VI were lost in France before Dunkirk. These Mk.VI tanks belonged to the 5th Battalion, Royal Tank Regiment. They were photographed on the ship MV DELIUS at Southampton having returned from France during the evacuation of British forces from Cherbourg, 19 June 1940. Notice the two tone camouflage.
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Leander Jobsesays:
I spotted an error in your article.
Australia received their Vickers in August 1937, not in 1939.
(https://www.awm.gov.au/subject/TH21864/)
MarkNashsays:
We shall fix this, thank you.
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Nigel Mooresays:
"Ground pressure was lowered from 7.54 psi to 6.9 psi, and would decrease to 0.53 kg/cm2 with the Mk.VIc model."
How does 0.53 kg/cm2 compare to 7.54/6.9 psi? It would be helpful to be consistent with units (and perhaps include both Imperial and metric).
Stan Luciansays:
Good point, however that whole section is a bit dubious and I removed some claims from it.
This article is in need of a rewrite
Samuelsays:
Again (I am sure I am being annoying), you all need to stop referring "light" machine guns. It is not a term for "a gun that is not a heavy machine gun". An LMG is a man-portable gun capable of bursts of automatic fire, usually fed from boxes, pans or drums. A belt-fed fed gun alone can be called a "heavy" machine gun, especially if it is water-cooled. It doesnt have to be a .50cal to be a 'heavy' gun. If you need to distinguish them from heavy-caliber MGs, call them "rifle-caliber machine guns", or RCMGs. People know what that means. To say 'its armor was proof against light machine guns' makes no sense, because a LMG fires the same ammo as a larger "medium" MG. If its proof against LMGs, then its proof against anything that is NOT a heavy MG. Hell, by common usage a water-cooled Vickers is a 'heavy machine gun', and that fires the same ammo. Hence 'RCMG', since it describes whats important here…the size of the caliber, not how easy it is to carry around the battlefield.
You're not being annoying, we appreciate the time and effort spent in reading and commenting. That is why I continuously answer you and correct the point you are raising, and I thank you for that.
Also, fixed.
MICHAEL BEAKsays:
G'day. Wondering if you can help me some information. Would like to make a model of one of two MK VIa light tanks sent to Cyprus in May 1941 as part of the Australian 7th Div Cavalry Reg. Do you have any information on camouflage paint scheme and markings. Have been able to work out some markings from Anzac Steel website. Particularly interested in C Squadron tank "Carlton", number T2424 (I think). Any information would be appreciated.
Sincerely, Michael Beak
Thomas Andersonsays:
I've done a bit of reading and while I don't have a 100% definite answer I have an idea of the most likely colours of the vehicle.
Camouflage schemes varied quite a bit in the middle east/Mediterranean based on what paint was available as well as evolving ideas of how best to apply camouflage. Additionally AFVs issued to the Australian Regiments were drawn from British ordnance depots and were typically leftovers from a mixture of British regiments, hence several camouflage schemes can be seen within a single divisional cavalry regiment (there is a photo of 9th Div Cav Rgt on parade where several camouflage schemes are visible).
However it seems that the Vickers light tanks were most likely painted in the British 3 colour 'Caunter' camouflage scheme. You can see it rather clearly in the photo of 9 Div Cav Rgt below as well as on one of the tanks of 7 Div Cav Rgt.
Additionally based on the photo of 'Carlton' in Cyprus, while it is hard to say for sure. it does appear that there is a darker patch on the side of the turret of all 3 tanks which would match for the Caunter camouflage.
I Also found a photo of 2 of 7 Div Cav Rgt's tanks, T4255 and T2159 , on a ship (presumably headed to or from Cyprus) where both tanks clearly show the 3 tone stripes of the Caunter camouflage.
The Caunter scheme is relatively straight forward although for several years it had been incorrectly represented with a blue colour which is actually a grey.
The official paints for Caunter are BSC61 Light Stone, BSC28 Silver Grey, and BSC34 Slate
Hopefully this helps
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Santa arrives early to spread holiday fun
Susan Neltner
Throughout the year Dr. Russell Proctor II, professor in the communication department and advisor to the Speech Communication Club, spends his time teaching various speech communication courses, being an advisor to many students, being a loving husband to Pam and a father to R.P and Randy.
What many people don't know about Proctor is that, once a year, in place of his everyday attire he dons red velvet pants, overcoat, hat and black boots. His face is transformed with a white beard and long white hair.
Yes, Proctor is Santa Claus. At least for children from the Head Start Program, which provides day care for disadvantaged children ages 3-4
For the past seven years the Speech Communication Club has held a Christmas party for these children.
"The gift the child receives here might be one of the only gifts the child gets during the holiday season," Proctor said.
"We lose sight of that," he said. "I look at this and say 'Oh come on, it's just a truck.' Well, it might be the only truck that he receives."
On Dec. 4, in the Baptist Student Union, surrounded by 20 children, Proctor said he had a bird's eye view of how much this Christmas party means to the family and the children.
"There was a little girl there who, when she opened up her present it was a Spongebob Squarepants. She opened it up (and) her mother burst into tears," Proctor said. When she (the mom) finally stopped crying, the little girl said 'Can I go and hug Santa?"
"(The little girl) came running up and gave me a big hug and the mom started sobbing all over again," he said.
"I looked at it as a $15 gift, no big deal, but it's huge for these kids and these parents," Proctor said. "It was a very precious moment."
The idea for the Christmas party came about several years ago when a couple people in the club wanted to do something for someone else instead of just having parties and guest speakers, Proctor said.
One of the women in the club had been in the Head Start Program, and Proctor said she remembered things that were done for her as a child really meant a lot to her.
He said the woman remembered that someone threw a Christmas party, and it was one of the only gifts she received that year.
Knowing this, he said, the club thought it was a wonderful idea because they thought they could make a difference.
Every year the club raises money for the party by selling various things. This year they sold candles and raised about $300 to $400 for a party that typically costs $500.
With the money the club is able to purchase something each child placed on their wish list, Proctor said. They spend about $15 dollars on each child.
At the party Santa passes out the presents, and Proctor said every time he does it he feels a warm, and generous.
"It just feels like I'm very special," Proctor said. "And that's a cool feeling."
Playing Santa one day out of the year is not only a good feeling, it's magical, Proctor said.
"All the sudden I go from to being me to being 'Ho, Ho, Ho,' "It's magic. These kids are mesmerized," he said.
"Everyone wants to hug you, and touch you, I put them on my lap and ask them what they want for Christmas and you just watch their big eyes."
Proctor has been the adviser for the Speech Club for the past 11 years, and this year is his last, he said. He said it's both a combination of getting older, and his son being a speech major at Northern Kentucky University.
Wendy Falato, another professor in the speech department, will become the coordinator next semester. The club meets every other Wednesday at noon in Landrum 108.


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Functions of  several variables, Directional derivatives and continuity, total derivative, mean value theorem for differentiable functions, Taylor's formula.

The inverse function and implicit function theorems, extreme of functions of several variables and Lagrange multipliers.  Sard's theorem.

Manifolds: Definitions and examples, vector fields and differential
forms on manifolds, Stokes theorem.

Books

Spivak, M.,
  Calculus on Manifolds, W.A. Benjamin, Inc. 1965.

Apostol,
  T.A., Mathematical Analysis, Narosa (Indian Ed.).

Munkres,
  J., Analysis on Manifolds.

Rudin, W.,
  Principles of Mathematical Analysis, Mc-Graw Hill, 1976.

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modify the existing template queries to change the output or add a constraint as may be understood from the following example.
The QueryBuilder is very powerful and thus, it is quite complicated. Probably, it is better to start with an example for understanding the QueryBuilder. Templates are built by QueryBuilder and could be good examples.
As an example, let's start to learn QueryBuilder with the "Gene –> miRNA" template. Click on the 'Edit Query' button to go to the QueryBuilder.
The 'Model browser' on the left permits the user to navigate the TargetMine data model. In this example, the model browser displays the initial Gene class and all its attributes (e.g., Name, Symbol) and related classes (e.g., Organism, Proteins). TargetMine uses an object based data model – biological types are termed 'classes' and individual entries are termed 'objects'.
The user can click to open related classes and see their attributes. The tab may be used to add fields to the output. The tab allows the user to add constraints (filters).
The left side is a model browser and the right part shows an overview of the query.
The 'Query Overview' section shows the constraints applied to this query. Notice that one of them says 'Gene' then 'LOOKUP 1019'. This indicates that the query is restricted to a gene with the identifier 1019. You can remove a constraint by click on the button next to the constraint. You can also edit the constraint by clicking on the button. Change 1019 to another gene identifier or the query can be restricted to the genes in a previously defined list.
In this example, we are finding associations between the Gene and MiRNA classes. We start from the Gene class, and reach the miRNA class via the miRNA Interaction class. You can examine it in the 'Query Overview'.
Underneath the model browser, the 'Fields selected for output' displays the fields selected by the user to be displayed in the results. Each field is represented by a box which eventually corresponds to a column in the results table. The order of the fields in the column may be changed by drag and drop.
You can remove or reorder the columns to be shown in the results table.
Click on 'Show results' to see the query results.
Try editing some more templates for learning other examples.


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Ding Dong Bell
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Mother Goose's Melody: A facsimile reproduction of the earliest known edition, ed. W. F. Prideaux (London: A. H. Bullein, 1904): 25. DeLury Collection F, Fisher Rare Book Library. The original is Mother Goose's Melody: or, Sonnets for the Cradle (London: Francis Power, 1791).
1Ding dong bell,
2The cat is in the well.
3Who put her in?
4Little Johnny Green.
5What a naughty boy was that,
6To drown poor Pussy cat.
7Who never did any harm,
8And kill'd the mice in his father's barn.
1] "Nursery rhyme reformers have recently taken particular objection to `Ding, dong, bell', claiming that children have been known to throw cats into ponds through the direct influence of this rhyme." The Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes, ed. Iona and Peter Opie (1951; Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1966), no. 134, p. 149. Perhaps the standard version today, rendered by the Opies as follows, mitigates the crime by adding a rescuer:
Ding, dong, bell,
Pussy's in the well.
Who put her in?
Little Johnny Green.
Who pulled her put?
Little Tommy Stout.
What a naughty boy was that,
To try to drown poor pussy cat,
Who never did him any harm,
And killed the mice in his father's barn.
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Known fondly as "the Oscars of hair," NAHA is the preeminent photographic hairstyling competition in the U.S. and is renowned internationally. Placing as a NAHA finalist can forever change an artist's career. In fact, just entering NAHA can reignite your passion for the industry, enhance your technical skills and help you forge lasting professional relationships.
But entering can also be intimidating. That's why the Professional Beauty Association and celebrity stylist Michael Shaun Corby have partnered to develop a three-part webinar to introduce the NAHA process to first-time entrants. Those interested can participate in a single session or attend all three to get an insider's perspective on how to successfully enter NAHA. Webinar topics include the benefit of entering NAHA, what NAHA judges look for when evaluating entries, and how to create a successful NAHA photo shoot. Past and present NAHA judges and winners will be on hand to give advice and reflect on their NAHA experiences as well.
The first session is Monday, July 28 at 1 pm EST. Corby, a NAHA judge and Global Creative Director of Alterna Professional Haircare, and Mary Brunetti, Director of Education at Sally Hershberger Salons, will discuss the benefits of entering NAHA, the rich history of the event and the opportunities that emerge from a NAHA win. This 60 minute session includes a "sneak peak" of sessions 2 & 3 and an opportunity to join the conversation.


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List Order Popularity Alphabetical IMDb Rating Number of Votes Release Date Runtime Date Added
1. Dr. No (1962)
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2. From Russia with Love (1963)
3. Goldfinger (1964)
While investigating a gold magnate's smuggling, James Bond uncovers a plot to contaminate the Fort Knox gold reserve.
Director: Guy Hamilton | Stars: Sean Connery, Gert Fröbe, Honor Blackman, Shirley Eaton
4. Thunderball (1965)
5. You Only Live Twice (1967)
6. On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)
7. Diamonds Are Forever (1971)
8. Live and Let Die (1973)
007 is sent to stop a diabolically brilliant heroin magnate armed with a complex organization and a reliable psychic tarot card reader.
Director: Guy Hamilton | Stars: Roger Moore, Yaphet Kotto, Jane Seymour, Clifton James
9. The Man with the Golden Gun (1974)
James Bond is led to believe that he is targeted by the world's most expensive assassin while he attempts to recover sensitive solar cell technology that is being sold to the highest bidder.
Director: Guy Hamilton | Stars: Roger Moore, Christopher Lee, Britt Ekland, Maud Adams
10. The Spy Who Loved Me (1977)
James Bond investigates the hijacking of British and Russian submarines carrying nuclear warheads, with the help of a K.G.B. Agent, whose lover he killed.
Director: Lewis Gilbert | Stars: Roger Moore, Barbara Bach, Curd Jürgens, Richard Kiel
11. Moonraker (1979)
PG | 126 min | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi
James Bond investigates the mid-air theft of a space shuttle, and discovers a plot to commit global genocide.
Director: Lewis Gilbert | Stars: Roger Moore, Lois Chiles, Michael Lonsdale, Richard Kiel
12. For Your Eyes Only (1981)
James Bond is assigned to find a missing British vessel, equipped with a weapons encryption device and prevent it from falling into enemy hands.
Director: John Glen | Stars: Roger Moore, Carole Bouquet, Topol, Lynn-Holly Johnson
13. Octopussy (1983)
A fake Fabergé egg, and a fellow Agent's death, lead James Bond to uncover an international jewel-smuggling operation, headed by the mysterious Octopussy, being used to disguise a nuclear attack on N.A.T.O. forces.
Director: John Glen | Stars: Roger Moore, Maud Adams, Louis Jourdan, Kristina Wayborn
14. A View to a Kill (1985)
An investigation of a horse-racing scam leads 007 to a mad industrialist who plans to create a worldwide microchip monopoly by destroying California's Silicon Valley.
Director: John Glen | Stars: Roger Moore, Christopher Walken, Tanya Roberts, Grace Jones
15. The Living Daylights (1987)
James Bond is sent to investigate a KGB policy to kill all enemy spies and uncovers an arms deal that potentially has major global ramifications.
Director: John Glen | Stars: Timothy Dalton, Maryam d'Abo, Jeroen Krabbé, Joe Don Baker
16. Licence to Kill (1989)
PG-13 | 133 min | Action, Adventure, Thriller
Against the orders of MI6, James Bond goes rogue and seeks vengeance against a drug lord who left his best friend for dead after murdering his wife, while uncovering a drug plot posing as a hitman.
Director: John Glen | Stars: Timothy Dalton, Robert Davi, Carey Lowell, Talisa Soto
17. GoldenEye (1995)
Years after a friend and fellow 00 agent is killed on a joint mission, a secret space based weapons program known as "GoldenEye" is stolen. James Bond sets out to stop a Russian crime syndicate from using the weapon.
Director: Martin Campbell | Stars: Pierce Brosnan, Sean Bean, Izabella Scorupco, Famke Janssen
18. Tomorrow Never Dies (1997)
James Bond sets out to stop a media mogul's plan to induce war between China and the U.K in order to obtain exclusive global media coverage.
Director: Roger Spottiswoode | Stars: Pierce Brosnan, Jonathan Pryce, Michelle Yeoh, Teri Hatcher
19. The World is Not Enough (1999)
James Bond uncovers a nuclear plot while protecting an oil heiress from her former kidnapper, an international terrorist who can't feel pain.
Director: Michael Apted | Stars: Pierce Brosnan, Sophie Marceau, Robert Carlyle, Denise Richards
20. Die Another Day (2002)
James Bond is sent to investigate the connection between a North Korean terrorist and a diamond mogul, who is funding the development of an international space weapon.
Director: Lee Tamahori | Stars: Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry, Rosamund Pike, Toby Stephens
21. Casino Royale (2006)
After earning 00 status and a licence to kill, Secret Agent James Bond sets out on his first mission as 007. Bond must defeat a private banker funding terrorists in a high-stakes game of poker at Casino Royale, Montenegro.
Director: Martin Campbell | Stars: Daniel Craig, Eva Green, Judi Dench, Jeffrey Wright
22. Quantum of Solace (2008)
James Bond descends into mystery as he tries to stop a mysterious organisation from eliminating a country's most valuable resource.
Director: Marc Forster | Stars: Daniel Craig, Olga Kurylenko, Mathieu Amalric, Judi Dench
23. Skyfall (2012)
James Bond's loyalty to M is tested when her past comes back to haunt her. When MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost.
Director: Sam Mendes | Stars: Daniel Craig, Javier Bardem, Naomie Harris, Judi Dench
24. Spectre (I) (2015)
A cryptic message from James Bond's past sends him on a trail to uncover the exsistence of a sinister organisation named SPECTRE. With a new threat dawning, Bond learns the terrible truth about the author of all his pain in his most recent missions.
Director: Sam Mendes | Stars: Daniel Craig, Christoph Waltz, Léa Seydoux, Ralph Fiennes
25. No Time to Die (2020)
Unrated | Action, Adventure, Thriller | Post-production
James Bond has left active service. His peace is short-lived when Felix Leiter, an old friend from the CIA, turns up asking for help, leading Bond onto the trail of a mysterious villain armed with dangerous new technology.
Director: Cary Joji Fukunaga | Stars: Ana de Armas, Daniel Craig, Rami Malek, Léa Seydoux
Not Rated | 131 min | Comedy
In an early spy spoof, aging Sir James Bond comes out of retirement to take on SMERSH.
Directors: Val Guest, Ken Hughes, John Huston, Joseph McGrath, Robert Parrish, Richard Talmadge | Stars: David Niven, Peter Sellers, Ursula Andress, Orson Welles
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The construction of a two-group urban kindergarten was planned due to the expected population rise, so-called urbanisation, in Kranebitten - a district of Innsbruck - and planned residential projects. An architecture competition was held in conjunction with the City Planning Office and the project submitted by the reitter_architekten architects' office was announced as the winner.
The kindergarten is situated on the edge of a large clearing next to a sports complex. A camp site is also located in the immediate neighbourhood. The space opens up to the south-west, towards the camp site, like a wide forest cleaning. The trees to the north and east act as a protective green wall.
During construction, attention was paid to ensuring that there was no excessive ingress into nature. The design involved no major earth movements. The one-level enclosed garden for the children is located on the level area in the eastern half of the football pitch. The flat L-shaped building together with two terrace wings encloses a rectangular courtyard that offers the children the space they need. Experience has shown that everyday care of children requires a physical separation from the public space. Generally this physical boundary is formed by a fence covered with canvas that prevents people from looking in from outside. The architects' firm created this space by raising the garden around a metre and allowing the parapet to act as a screen. The surrounding covered terrace frames the garden and provides protection from both the sun and the rain.
The main entrance, which lies on the redesigned Anna-Dengel-Straße, is located at the meeting point of the two wings. General areas, like the dining room, kitchen, staff room and quiet room are located in the southern wing, while the exercise room as well as the group and partitioned rooms are located in the northern wing. The two group and partitioned rooms each have their own wash rooms between them, enhanced by a water play and messy plan area. The rooms are arranged beside each other to allow many different types of use, even including an open-plan play area, an aspect that was particularly important to the architects in view of possible changing situations.
The passive design requires maximum precision, particularly in terms of the joint details. As many elements as possible therefore needed to be prefabricated. This requirement was easily met with load-bearing elements made of binderholz CLT BBS. The visual quality BBS elements enable a high degree of prefabrication.
A key feature of this kindergarten is that the timber surfaces, both indoors and outdoors, have been left visible. Coupled with the outstanding properties of timber as a store of heat and humidity, the warm timber surfaces guarantee a balanced living environment and a high level of comfort. The children are very careful with the velvety feel of the natural BBS surfaces.


I posted this on another part of the forum, however i wasnt getting a reply there and this part seems to get much better replies. Anyway, if im breaking the rules by doing this please delete this post. Either way..this is what i put, any help,advice and ideas would be very welcome.
Bit of information about me first. I am a 21 year old male that is physically quite healthy despite chain smoking, binge drinking (recently cut down), and recreational drug taking (this was done after my problems started, not before - and have recently stopped).
Now mentally is a different story. Some of these problems started years ago (eg the voices) some of them have built up with time (anxiety) and some ive had since before i can remember (insomnia, problems with my moods etc). Anyways I'll start with the problems that bother me the most first and work my way down. The most worrying to me is anxiety. Now, oddly enough this comes and goes..ill have it for a few weeks, and then i wont have it for maybe a month or two. But when ive got it then it really is severe and i spend most of my day actually scared for my life from things that might be wrong with my body (which dont actually exist). Secondly is odd voices in my head. Now i say voices..but its more like 2 people arguing with each other rather loudly. I cant actually understand anything of what they are saying but i can 'hear' them clearly. This also seems to move to my 'normal voice' inside my head, the one that i think with...and that starts shouting my thoughts at me rather than saying them. This also comes and goes, but doesnt last very long...usually only only for a few hours every so often but it has times where is comes more often than others (if that makes any sence). The voices are also accompanied by the strange feeling of my brain kind of whirring round...i dont mean i feel like im spinning but i mean everything in my head is going so fast and i cant quite pin a singular thought down..this feeling is more common than the voices and makes it really difficult to get any work done but always comes on at the same time as the voices.(by the way, im having this problem right this moment so if this post makes very little sence i apologise.) Also, insomnia...which comes and goes, doesnt really need much explaination.
Now, i have had a bit of a look around to find out what was wrong with me and came across bipolar. Which matched a lot of things but i cant seem to place any sort of pattern on my moods, or how they relate to the other problems. So i threw that one in my mental trash bin. Anyways, i came across this site and figured someone might have a more informed idea than me.
OK, i would like to make it clear to anyone who might reply to this and whoever changed the name the recreational drug use was AFTER the signs and symptoms. I have had most these problems for a very long time and would like to ask whoever the moderator is around here to READ.
Hey thanks for your reply. Basically the voices i hear arent outside my head, more like inside like the one you think with. More specifically they actually seem to be physically behind the voice i think with...so the normal one seems to be at the front of my mind, and the rest sit at the back of my head ...if that actually makes any sence.
The fact that you're aware these voices are in your head is a good sign. I don't think it's schizophrenia, but still your problem has been persisting and if you feel all this interferes with your life you need to go to a psychiatrist or psychologist.
Hi thanks for the reply. Yeah i will be going to the psychiatrist at some point. Just really looking for an idea on what it might be before i go so im at least prepared. The voices themselves dont really effect my life too much, other than not helping with my already short temper. However they are quite disturbing and i would very much like them gone.
Hello so my 16 yr old son just told me exactly what you have posted here. All of the symptoms match right up to the voices however his do not argue. He has one bad one that tells him to do bad things as he says. His moods seem to cycle at different times. I am getting him into a psy. All of the info I have found seems to point schizoeffective disorder or bipolar. He thinks about people being dead all of the time and how they die graphically. Seems common in bipolar. The voices concern me but it is only when he is soo depressed and stressed anxiety ridden that he hears the couple of voices. I will keep you posted once we go in if you would like? I t must be scary but rely on your friends or family you trust to get you through this.
so one of my best friends male 21 yrs old has the exact same symptoms.. he and i even joke about his voices and they even have names, sometimes they argue witheach other sometimes they argue with him,, like you describe he was diagnosed with schizophrenia at first and that was a complete nightmare of awful drugs and even worse sideeffects that didn't do much, so then the bipolar I diagnosis happened and he's doing better, his antisychotics help, but he is still playing medical jeopardy to find the right cocktail for him.
Ok I am the one with the 16 year old update: He has Bipolar 1 diagnosis just what I thought. He is on Resprirdol (not sure of the spelling) .5 mg 2 times a day 7 hours apart. Let me tell you he is finally thinking clearly after all of these years. It is a miracle. No cliche intended. The true test will be the stress of school next week and how well he copes. He was put on welbutrin for years thought it was Adhd and depression. What the antidepressant did was made him manic and the off and on of stimulants made him more angry then he was generally for years thus the "hyperactivity" really it made him manic. Thought I would let you know the outcome no longer hears anything and is doing 100% better.
Mild depression , bipolar , anxiety ?
Phobic anxiety or Bipolar Disorder ???


I was recently on Twitter just reading random stuff and I came across a small business owner who was complaining about the influx of inquiries about how to run a similar business like hers. In so many words she shared, "you have to keep SOME things private." At that part I agreed, then I felt a tug at my heart. I've read a lot of rants and frustrations from small business owners that really have made it BIG on this side of the industry. At some point lending a hand becomes a bit more less and less (I do understand that not everyone has the best intentions when asking questions). The more I grow in my business, the more I see the competitiveness that arises and just like anything else the "cliques" that exist. Is there anything terrible about these things? No, that's not what I'm focusing on. Just like in any setting we all gravitate to those that can relate to us and have similar interests…it's just natural.
So I figured that's kind of how it works – and I had a hard time not feeling like I would do the same just in case the shop really took off. I mean what if someone makes a Camera Mug like MINE?!? So I figured I better play it safe and keep things to myself that I find really helpful or "tricks of the trade" that I've had to trial and error to find out. It's been a lot of work these past several months, from replacing mugs because the paint did not withstand normal use to hunting for mugs and seriously praying for a consistent set of mugs to work with. Why would I want to just let someone have the easy way of starting up? I've put my heart and money into this thing.
If you do not want to disclose your technique I understand.
and my heart sank, because she was just like me several months ago when I had no idea how to really make it work. I tossed it around in my mind and started talking to God about it, because truthfully I knew what to do. I took a look into her shop and thought to myself wow these designs are beautiful! Seriously. Even had a moment of, what if she becomes my competition? And then I got over myself. Just like that and responded. I shared with her some of the things I'm learning and encouraged her to look at different blogs I've seen regarding pricing and even asked to feature her. She really has some beautiful items.
The truth is if I focus on myself then I'm going to be really lonely in this journey. I've seen some people really make an impact with their businesses. And I've seen the same businesses everywhere and little up and comers not get the time of day… I'm not saying I'm going to be foolish and tell everyone what I do, but I am going to encourage and support those around me and point them to some great guides along the way.
One person gave me a shot and it's made all the difference. From critiquing my blog to teaching me about sponsorship. I genuinely am grateful and know I need to pay it forward.
Today was a stretching moment for me, and not something I'm sharing just so I can say look at today's good deed – but really because I really wish that more people would be inclined to just reply back. In the process she even shared a technique I NEEDED! I would have never received that if I focused on protecting something that was not even my idea in the first place. A Blue Swallow was placed on my heart through my own quiet time and time spent with God. When we let things live their true purpose and don't hold them too tight they have the room to breathe and really thrive.
Kindness bears more worth than Wealth.


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Star Trek's Most Addictive Game Is Now on Hololens
Hopefully it will not lead you to surrender the Enterprise.
By David Grossman Published: Nov 14, 2017
Robert Burke//YouTube
In season 5 of Star Trek: The Next Generation, one monster of the week was a holodeck video game. Trying to get a disc into a cone would trigger the player's pleasure center, creating an addictive pattern that would stimulate a need for obedience in the user. So, naturally, someone's built it into a Microsoft Hololens.
Microsoft HoloLens and Stress Sensor create Star Trek's "The Game" Augmented Reality
While Rob Burke couldn't recreate the direct link into the septal area of the brain, his game is also based on the user's emotive state. Using a biometric sensor, Burke is able to link the game to the player's stress levels. Get stressed, like Wesley Crusher was as he watched his shipmates turn into slaves, and the cones will be unable to swallow the discs. Stay calm, like Will Riker was when he was flirting with the Ktarian who got him hooked, and the discs will fall into the funnels.
Star Trek has a history of predicting tech—"The Game" came out in 1991, long before Hololens technology was anywhere close to being viable. If you want to fully TNG-ify your life, after a relaxing day of playing the Ktarian Game you could go back to work on your computer with an LCARS keyboard.
Source: Rob Burke via i09
David Grossman is a staff writer for PopularMechanics.com. He's previously written for The Verge, Rolling Stone, The New Republic and several other publications. He's based out of Brooklyn.
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Traditional revolving credit cards in which your credit continually revolves month-to-month have a varying impact on your debt ratio. It really all depends on the balance of the credit card when a lender pulls your credit. An open charge card, such as an AMEX, is very different. Open charge cards must be paid off in full each month.
Fannie Mae (Conventional): You can omit this payment from your debt ratio provided that you have bank statements showing sufficient liquid funds to pay the balance in full.
Freddie Mac (Conventional): You are allowed to factor 5% of the balance of your open charge card as a payment into your debt ratio. If you want to exclude this payment from the debt ratio, you must provide bank statements showing sufficient liquid funds to pay balance in full.
FHA: Contact a mortgage expert for more info.
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Q: Merging different values based on multiple criteria I have made an excel, which gives me an overview of certain jobs that people are working on. I want excel to make analysis based on multiple criteria, which are present.
The Problem: Look at the following excel sheet.

In the excel image, you can see that the data is divided into three columns. The colour, the painter responsible for the coloring and number of jobs he has. I want to make a table, such as shown in the following figure.

The way I am trying to make merge the data is, so that excel could show me:
a) Total number of jobs a painter has. I have been succesful in that, because I use the code:
=IF(SUM.IF($B$16:$B$39;G15;$C$16:$C$39)=0;"";SUM.IF($B$16:$B$39;G15;$C$16:$C$39))
(got plenty help from an user from here). By using this, it give me a product of jobs for each painter, which is nice
b) In the second column, I want sum of jobs of each paint for a specific painter. So that it shows that John has 8 jobs with Black Paint, and 1 job with blue paint. Hence making a total of 9 jobs.
Any idea on how it could be possible. Because the method I am using now is that I manually look for each job and number of jobs, by filtering the data  based on painter. But it takes a lot of time and is not very efficient. Any clue/hint/help will be highly appreciated.

A: For Total Jobs you can try to use SUM function directly in Table:

For each color total value you can try to use SUMPRODUCT function:

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I recently came upon a journal written on a 6 week silent Dzogchen retreat at Wangapeka Study and Retreat Centre in Nelson, Aotearoa-New Zealand, in 2010. (The Lama had asked me to do this as part of my practice.) Other writings from this period have been posted at this unlit light blog but the scribblings in this journal haven't been shared before. The one above, written on the last day of silence, packed a punch from which I will never recover.
This is what happens on a retreat that goes long enough, deep enough, wide enough – you get ripped in three and re-braided.
"universe"? – the changeless, ever-present, immeasurable, all-inclusive and inescapable THIS.
"preferred"? – by whom? by what? (there being no chooser to be found) By the universe ITself, as the miraculous and incomprehensible expression of ITself.
"why"? – make up a good story; it doesn't matter what you conceive … all stories are formations, fluffy consolations for a mind made redundant.
I've only learned what I'm not.
and one to be the view.
how can I claim that I'm even one?
The penny slipped through a crack in the basket-case I used to take for 'me'. It fell, spinning like a dervish – one side chasing the other in the cosmic dance of dualism. And eventually, obeying the laws of entropy, it ran out of momentum and stopped.
where both its sides are equally true and valid.
and it knew as much.
the Real is totality, wholeness.
with all its stories, is inseparable from the Real.
So, here I am this soft mellow morning with a persistent itch on the brain. It tells me I should have been more … patient … understanding … tolerant … in the family encounter of yesterday.
It's closely followed by another itch that tells me my behavior was … direct … honest … overdue.
The itching bitching wags its tail. What a good game! Toss me another story to tear up!
'Wee-me' loves to think of itself as being 'what-one-really-is.' And with the application of very odd logic it also claims to be able to change, train, control and make-up its own mind.
I looked everywhere for it, within and without. Being led to believe that I'd found it – by believing others' stories about me, I tried all the tricks to train it, heal it, change and control it. I became a better story – again according to others.
But I knew I was a phony, a dissembler.
I couldn't live with such incoherence. I had to take the inquiry deeper.
One day, having tracked the poor 'wee-me' thing to its archive in the thought-stacks, I gazed into its pathetic, cowering, tear-brimmed eyes and saw my shimmering mirage-self. I saw its terror at being exposed. I hugged it and told it not to worry. It fell into this Heart.
The gap between wee-me-myself and Selfing snapped shut.
That was the day the weeping ended.
mmmmmmmmm m m m m m m . . .


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Targeted four reply to defeated official
CROWMELL - Condemned Wednesday as "some very hateful individuals," two of the people so named struck back at outgoing first selectman Paul C. Beaulieu.
By Jeff Mill
Published 12:00 am EST, Friday, November 9, 2007
In a farewell interview Wednesday, Beaulieu blamed his defeat in Tuesday's election in part on four people he said were "authors of hate letters." He identified the four by name: Joseph Cardillo, Rob Townsend, Mark Corvo and Ellie Corciullo.
Cardillo, Corvo and Townsend are all members of the Planning and Zoning Commission (Townsend is currently the chairman), while Corciullo is a peppery observer of the local political scene.
The PZC members and Beaulieu had constantly been at odds with one another throughout his two years as the town's chief executive over a variety of issues. The issues ranged from granting a certificate of occupancy for Woodside Intermediate School to a very public flap over efforts to stop an 11-year-old boy from selling worms out of his house.
Corvo and Townsend each mounted short-lived candidacies for first selectman this year that explicitly targeted Beaulieu. Cardillo served as the campaign chairman for Jeremy Shingleton, the Democratic nominee who vanquished Beaulieu.
Both Corvo and Cardillo responded to Beaulieu's attack in the post-election interview.
Corvo said Beaulieu, whom he identified in an e-mail as "Mr. Balloo," "is suffering from PEDS (post-election disaster syndrome) and it seems to be a full-blown case."
But, Corvo added, "(Beaulieu) should take heart though, because I understand that he is going to be on the Weather Channel for their series 'Mega Disasters.'"
Cardillo took a different but no less emphatic tack.
"What Mr. Beaulieu fails to realize is that all politicians report to the people, and the people found his performance to be below a standard they were willing to accept.
"He was not doing what he said he would do, and he has no one to blame but himself," Cardillo added.
"There was no 'character assassination.' It was a campaign that was run on issues, and he falild to keep the promises he made to the people," Cardillo said.
"If he wants to know why he lost, all he has to do is look in a mirror. And the person who looks back at him is the person who caused him to lose."
"He did horribly in office, and to point the finger at other people does a disservice to the town and to himself, and it shows no class," Cardillo said, warming to his topic.
"He shouldn't be blaming anyone but himself. He should accept responsibility and bow out gracefully."
"It's a very sad day for Cromwell for him to make attacks like this. There is no basis for his attack. He was a complete failure and people realized that he had failed to keep his promises," Cardillo said.
Beaulieu spent much of Thursday clearing out his office. He is scheduled to meet today with Shingleton to discuss ongoing issues before he leaves his office for the final time as first selectman.
Shingleton and the new Board of Selectmen and the other town officials will be sworn in Tuesday morning at a 10 a.m. ceremony in the Town Hall gymnasium.


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Archive | March, 2010
March 7 marks the 45th anniversary of a pivotal event in the Civil Rights Movement, Bloody Sunday. Henry Hampton was in Selma, Alabama for the events of that weekend.
This NPR story recalls the events of what would become knows as "Bloody Sunday."
President Barack Obama is marking the 45th anniversary of "Bloody Sunday" by praising "these heroes" who marched into history and endured beatings by Alabama state troopers at the start of their landmark voting rights trek.
On March 7, 1965, a group of about 600 marchers led by John Lewis of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) and Rev. Hosea Williams of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC) set out from Selma, Alabama with plans to march all the way to Montgomery to demand voting rights. They reached the Edmund Pettus Bridge only to be attacked by state and local police who used tear gas, billy clubs and bullwhips to turn back the peaceful marchers. The attack took place in the presence of the news media, and subsequently televised images of the attack were circulated around the globe, rousing a great deal of support for the Civil Rights Movement.
Major John Cloud and Sheriff Jim Clark were behind the strategy to use excessive force against the marchers. In response to this attack, many sympathetic groups and individuals from around the country came to Selma to support the voting rights campaign, including Martin Luther King Jr. of SCLC and Henry Hampton who worked as an editor at the Unitarian Universalist Association. Major Cloud's behavior and that of the subordinate state troopers, all led President Lyndon B. Johnson to finally take action. Within days of Cloud's orders to gas and attack the peaceful protestors, Johnson decided to proceed with the voting rights proposal by quickly submitting it to Congress. Cloud's excessive actions were seen across the nation on news broadcasts and made people aware of the resistance blacks faced. The Federal government, which had been stagnant and seemingly unresponsive, finally took action by passing the Voting Rights Act.
Hampton participated in a march the following Tuesday and was inspired to make a film, which eventually became Eyes on the Prize. He spoke about this moment in a later interview:
"…I was in Selma and…literally it was the only time in my life that I've been prophetic. It was a moment when we were standing there on the bridge, the Pettus Bridge, in Selma. There were cameras buzzing overhead, there were the president and federal government in all its power there. We had terrific villains. There was a man named Al Lingo, who was the head of the Alabama State Police, that most don't remember. They remember George Wallace, but together they were a formidable opposition who were literally killing people, and I looked around and said to myself…'This would make a terrific movie.'"
Many other people who were involved in this event were interviewed by Blackside, including Sheyann Webb, Rachel Nelson West, Amelia Boynton Robinson, John Lewis, Mayor Joseph Smitherman, Sheriff James Clark, George Wallace, and many others. These interviews and many others can be read at the Eyes on the Prize Interview page.
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Seriously? Robert Francis O'Rourke wants to take our guns?
Written by Fred Weinberg
The gospel according to Robert Francis O'Rourke:
"Hell yes. We're going to take your AR-15, your AK-47. We're not going to allow it to be used against fellow Americans anymore."
What a schmuck. In fairness to our favorite fake Mexican, however, at least he's honest about it. Slicker politicos would never admit it.
They would not admit it because my neighbors and I would turn our AR-15s on them. That's why the Second Amendment to the Constitution exists in the first place—so an oppressive government cannot ruin our country.
The left HATES guns. It has a firm belief that anybody who owns a gun must be a terrorist. Or the police. Or their private security guards.
They think that guns kill people. Cars, Ryder trucks, diesel fuel, fertilizer? Not so much.
Back when Chuck Schumer was just a Congressman (and the space between he and a TV camera was STILL the most dangerous place to be in Washington) he made a critical mistake with a witness in a hearing on gun control. Suzanna Hupp was testifying because she was with her parents at the Killeen, Texas, Lubys' Cafeteria in 1991, when a shooter killed both of her parents. She had consciously left her weapon in her car.
When she testified in front of Chuckie's committee, she was asked what sporting purpose a particular weapon had. Her answer:
"I know I'm not making myself popular here. But the Second Amendment is not about duck hunting. It's about our right—all of our rights—to protect ourselves from all of you sitting up there."
Twenty-Eight years after the shooting, her popularity should be at an all time high—at least among sane people.
The simple fact is that no law, no rule, no regulation passed by some overstuffed, egotistic politician masquerading as a Congressman or a Senator—or worse, some nameless, faceless bureaucrat—will stop some nutcase from waking up one morning, taking anything which can be used as a weapon and using it to kill people.
No background check will save a life.
No weapon ban will stop a shooting.
No confiscation will stop the use of anything to kill someone.
We probably could work around the edges, but the left has some shibboleths which prevent anything like that from happening.
One of those shibboleths is that guns kill people. It was never true and will never be true.
If you put a gun in plain sight and surround it with people, it simply will never stand up by itself and kill someone. That takes a person who, for whatever the reason, picks the gun up, aims it and bulls the trigger.
But the left wants to blame a marvel of engineering as opposed to the moron who picks the gun up and kills someone.
Another shibboleth of the left is that law abiding people cannot be trusted to possess guns. That somehow, owning a gun will turn a perfectly normal person into a bloodthirsty criminal.
Do they have empirical evidence?
In fact, most evidence points the other way. Whatever else you can say about criminals and even crazy people, they tend not to shoot up places where they might get shot first.
How many mass shootings (as the left is wont to call them) happen in cop bars, as an example?
Now, we're never going to convince most of the lefty nutcases with words. Which is why James Madison made sure we have the law on our side. And now we have a Supreme Court which has said that gun ownership as a matter of self-defense is a right granted by God and not government.
The crazier the left gets, the more it plays into our hands.
You want to confiscate guns from law abiding people? Come and take them. Speaking for little guys everywhere, see what happens.
Fred Weinberg is a columnist and the CEO of USA Radio Network. His views and opinions are his own and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of GCN. Fred's weekly column can be read all over the internet. You can subscribe at www.pennypressnv.com. This is an edited version of his column, reprinted with permission.
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