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Image Number: KWC_20160615_4840b.tif
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Description: Kingswood College 1918 Q.S.M.D.D.Collett, Serg.W.D.Kirstein, Serg.W.J.Letcher, Corp.A.L.Gray, Corp.H.E.Amm, Serg.Major R.W.Staples Band Mtr.G.P.Brockless, Lieut.R.H.Matterson, Captain A.J.Williamson, 2nd Lieut.L.T.Gray, 2nd Lieut.M.C.Pletcher Corp.J.T.Slater, Serg.H.S.Shorney, Corp.Bugler.R.L.Allan Officers and N.C.O's. Cadet Corps
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Keywords: cadet, N.C.O, officers, group photo,
Media Id: 1203_433
Description: Kingswood College 1915 Serg.M.Harvey, Serg.N.W.Turner, Serg.B.King, Serg.E.Dold, Corp.L.Stile, Q.M.Serg.W.L.Kingwill 2nd Lieut.H.Guest, Lieut.R.H.Mattterson, Captain, A.T.Williamson.O.C, 2nd Lieut.A.C.Wood, S.Serg.Major H.S.Wood Corp.J de Jager Cadet Corps Officers and N.C.O's.
Keywords: cadet, corps, officers, N.C.O, group photo,
Description: Kingswood College 1913 Corp.W.Milroy, Corp.H.S.Wood, Serg.R.Guest, Corp.R.Ross, Serg.A.Wood, Corp.T.Logie, Corp.E.Rothkugel, Serg.R.Turner Q.M.Serg.W.Dyke, Lieut.N.Meintjes, Captain H.T.Williamson, Major E.G.Gane, Lieut.R.H.Matterson, Lieut.HW.Chapman, Serg.J.Meth Corp.M.Mossop, Pvt.W.Kingwill, Pvt.W.E.Barritt, Pvt.S.Preddy, Pvt.T.Hughes Cadet Corps Officers N.C.O's and Shooting Team
Keywords: shooting, team, cadet, officers, N.C.O, 1913, sports, group photo,
Image Number: KWC_20160615_4845a.tif
Description: Kingswood College 1911 Corp.O.Maske, Serg.J.Codner, Corp.C.Metcalf, Serg.P.Curnick, Serg.A.L.Hewson, Corp.W.Tooke, Serg.J.Logie Lieut.C.Adendorff, Lieut.G.Hussey, Lieut.C.Robbins, Major E.G.Gane, Captain A.E.Williamson, Lieut.R.H.Matterson, Lieut.E.Metcalf Pvt.G.Blackbeard, Pvt.M.Mossop, Pvt.C.Ainslie Cadet Corps OfficersN.C.O's and Shootign Team E.D.C.C.R.A. Trophy
Keywords: shooting, team, cadet, corps, officers, N.C.O, sports, group photo,
Description: KIngswood College Officers and N.C.O's Cadet Corps 1905 Seg.H.Guest, Serg.N.G.Impey, Corp.C.J.Verity, Corp.H.E.Metcalf, Corpl.G.S.Campbell, Serg.E.J.Mitchell, Zr.M.S..L.M.Dold Lieut.H.H.Birkett, Lieut.T.Budock, Captain A.T.Williamson, Captain E.G.Gane, Lieut.P.Orton, Lieut.C.Lombard, Lieut.S.W.Smart Serg.G.K.Tucker, Corp.L.J.Hodges, Corp.P.Compton
Keywords: officers, corps, N.C.O, cadet, group photo,
Image Number: KWC_20160615_4852.tif
Description: Kingswood College Cadets Corps 1901 Officers and N.C.O. Officers Serg.S.S.Stent, Serg.H.F.Mitchell, Corp.P.Hope, Corp.C.H.Heathcote, Serg.H.W.Walker, Serg.M.E.Fennell Lieut..A.Powell, Captain E.G.Gane, Lieut.W.E.Stent, Z.M.Serg.W.E.Gary Corp.H.Benson (Died in action December 20 1901), Corp.T.Mossop
Description: Kingswood College Cadet Corps 1906 Officers N.C.O's, members of the Shooting Team (Holders of the League of the Empire Field Firing Challenge Shield) Corp.P.R.hope, Corp.L.Hodges, Serg.E.J.Mitchell, Corp.H.E.Metacalf, Z.M.Serg.L.M.Vold, Serg.N.Impey, Serg.E.J.Hurworth Serg.H.Brown, Pvt.G.Duncan, Pvt.S.Thomas, Pvt.E.Brown, Pvt. G,Barrett, Pvt.G.Halse, Pvt.C.Vice, Pvt.G.Craig Lieut.S.W.Smart, Lieut.T.Bundock, Captain A.T.Williamson, Captain E.G.Gane, Lieut.P.M.Orton, Lieut.C.Lombard, Lieut.H.Guest Pvt.R.Main, Bugler H.H.Scott, Pvt.G.Nicol, Pvt.N.Fisher
Keywords: cadet, corps, officers, shooting, taem, N.C.O, sports, group photo, team,
Description: Kingswood College Officers and N.C.O's Kingswood Cadet Corps Corp.J.E.Chalker, Serg.L.Gane, W.E.Stent, Corp.M.Hartley, Serg.S.Stent, Corp. Bugler Pocock Serg.J.E.Trollip, Lieut.P.C.Gane, Captain E.G.Gane, Lieut.A.Powell, Q.M.Serg.A.E.Barrett Corp.M.E.R.Pennell, Corp.H.Walker
Description: Kingswood College Cadet Corps, Officers and N.C.O's Corp.H.Meth, Z.M.Serg.L.Jefferys, Serg.E.Knight, Serg.J.Ayliff, Serg.T.S.Fisher, Serg.W.G.Mears Lieut.E.W.Pocock, Lieut.G.M.Brown, Captain A.T.Williamson, Captain E.G.Gane, Lieut.E.J.Williams, Lieut.H.J.Scott, Lieut.G.D.Duncan Corp.D.Purdon, Corp.L.Bayes, Corp.L.P.Kent
Keywords: officers, cadet, corps, N.C.O, group photo,
Description: Kingswood College Cadet Corps Officers N.C.O's and Members of Shooting Team Winners of Knight Cup 1904 Serg.C.R.Whiley, Pvt.H.Guest, Bugler H.Heathcote, Corp.S.Smart, Corp.H.M.Baker, Corp.F.Halse, Serg.B.Pocock, Corp.C.Kirstein, Serg.H.Birket, Corp.O.Carey Lieut.Colligwood, Captain Williamson, Captain Gane, Lieut.Mellon, Lieut.Orton, Z.M.Serg.L.M.Vold Serg.V.Gardner, Corp.H.Barratt, Pvt.G.Tucker,Pvt.Harworth
Keywords: cadet, corps, officers, N.C.O, shooting, team, sports, group photo,
Description: Kingswood College 1912 Cadet Corps, Officers N.C.O's Shooting Team Serg.H,Barker, Corp.R.Guest, Corp.W.Dyke, Serg.F.Spargo, Serg.C.Metcalf, Corp.C.Tarr, Serg.D.Dold, Corp.H.Meintjes, Corp.A.Mackay Lieut.P.Curnick, Lieut.R.H.Matterson, Captain H.T.Williamson, Major E.G.Gane, Lieut.G.Hussey, Lieut.W.G.Mears, Lieut.H.W.Chapman Corp.J.Meth, Pvt.E.Osborne, Pvt.R.Turner, Pvt.R.Timm
Keywords: shooting, corps, cadet, N.C.O, sports, group photo, team,
Title: Kingswood College OFFICERS AND N.C.O's - 1952
Description: Kingswood College OFFICERS AND N.C.O's - 1952 L/CpL MacDonald D, L/Cpl. Barrington L., L/Cpl. Moss B., Gpl. Wallace'D. B., Cpl. Hughes D., Cpl. Cragg G., Cpl. Stirk D., L/Cpl. Webb T., L/Cpl. Todd W., CpI. Dewar D-, Cpl- Meyers B.t Cpl: Hill R| L/Cpl. Mourityen G., Cpl. Zunckel H., Cpl. Harty & M., L/Cpl. Galloway D. ^L/Cpl; Ball v-,Xpl. Kelly T., Sgt. Reid .N., Cpl. Southall R., iCpL Bell R., Cpl. Meyer D., L/Cpl. Tyson J. Cpl. Hall HI, Cpl. Roebert <$:, L/Cpl. Overdyck C., - Drum Major BoschK., Cpl. Roebert R., L/Cpl. PuffettT., Cpl. Besson Cl, Cpl. Brigham B.,' CpL Evans M., Cpl. Mildenhall M., Cpl. du Tóit L, Cpl. Bumley S., L/Cpl. Kruger W. L/Cpl. Stern R., Sgt. Sieberhagen G., Sgt. Manson K., Sgt. Field T., Sgt. Wallace D. J;,' W-0.2 BrOmm M. 2/Lt. K. Cadle, 2/Lt K. Howard, Capt D Butler, Maj. R. Tarr, ;,C' M*C'' Lt 8vThon)pson, 2/Lt. J. Walker. 2/Lfc D. Lowes, Sgt. Major Weu^^., Sgt. Masterson R.. Sgt. Legg M., Sgt Hoole R.:
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE, 1962. Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE, 1962. Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers Seated» S.O. M. M. T. Bell, S.O. W. Fincham, S.O. D. Floweday, S.O. B. Bennett, S.Q. N. Letcher, Field Cornet T. Hartzenberg, Captain D. R. Butler, Field Cornet. S. J. Tbompsop, Field Cornet A. Burrell; S.O. P. Collett, S.O. TJ. Hughes, S.O.J. Steyn. Seated: Sgt. B.de V.Hayward, Sgt. R.T.H.Hart, Sgt.D.Drummond, Sgt. L.D.Wlikinson, C.Q.M.S. J.Jackosn, C.M.S. G.Witte, Drum Major R.Gordon-Brown, C.S.M A.Davies (B Company), Sgt. D.Heller, Sgt. B.Linder, Sgt. P.Noerr, Sgt. F.Kruger 3rd Row: Cpl. S.Barber, Cpl. E.Flakenberg, Cpl. N.Dick, Cpl. E.C.Whitehead, Sgt. P.Hunter, Sgt. K.McDonnald, Sgt. B.E.Fincham, Cpl. D.Pewsey, Cpl. D.Fincham, Cpl. D.Barnes, Cpl. D.Jones-Phillipson Back Row: Cpl. R.Penglley, Cpl. C.Werner
Keywords: cadet, officers, N.C.O, group photo,
Title: Kingswood Colleg Officers and N.C.O's 1919
Description: Kingswood Colleg Officers and N.C.O's 1919 Q.M.S.A.Clegg, Serg.R.B.Bennett, Corp.C.Cambell, Serg.W.E.Griffen, S.S.M.,I.Ingram, CorpC.Plummer, Serg.B.Rayner 2nd Lieut.H.E>Amm, Capt.R.H.Matterson, Capt.A.T.Williamson, 2ndLieut.A.L.Gray, 2ndLieut.H.B.Gray Serg.A.K.Tyson, Corp.Sgn! G.H.Hepburn, Corp.Bugler.R.L.Allan
Keywords: officers, N.C.O, group photo,
Title: Kingswood College Officers and N.C.O's cadet corps 1920
Description: Kingswood College Officers and N.C.O's cadet corps 1920 Serg.S.Craier, Corp.C.King, Serg.R.Rayner, Serg,A.Evans, Corp.R.Gush, Corp.A.Selley, Corp.A.Wood, Corp.B.Gush, Serg.W.Amm Serg.S.Jackson, Corp.P.Hartley, Corp.Bugl.R.Allan, Serg.R.Grant, Corp.G.Dirgemans, Serg.C.Lege, Corp.S.Fisher, S.S.M:C.Plummer, Cor! R.Hoole Q.M.S:A.Glegg, 2ndLieut.B,Rayner, Cap!R.H.Matterson, Cap!A.T.Williamson, Cap!A.G.Wood, 2ndLieut D.B.Gray, R.S.. C.Campbell Corp.R.Adams, Corp.J.Croft, Corp.M.Dold, Corp.C.Paver, Corp.E.A.Muir
Keywords: cadet, corps, N.C.O, Officers, group photo,
Title: Kingswood College Cadet Detach.No.32 Officers and NCO's 1921
Description: Kingswood College Cadet Detach.No.32 Officers and NCO's 1921 Corp.J.Tucker, Corp.E.Muir, Serg.D.Grant, Corp.F.Lambert, Serg.N.Malan, Corp.A>Wood, Corp.E.Gane, Corp.B.Gush Serg.R.L.Allan, Serg.A.Selley, Corp.R.Strachan, Corp.P.Fennel, Serg.S.Fisher, Corp.R.Hoole, Serg.C.King, Corp.G.Dingemans, Corp.R.Leach, Corp.L.Carruthers Or.MS.A.Clegg, Lieut.B.Rayner, Capt.R.H.Matterson, Capt.A.T.Williamson, Capt.C.O.Rick, M.C.Lieut.A.W.Back, RSM.C.Leefe Corp.J.Milroy, Corp.FG.Hill, Corp.K.Stirk, Corp.R.A.Day, Corp.R.Wardle, COrp.C.W.Paver
Title: Kingswood College 1922 Cadet Corps Officers and N.C.O's
Description: Kingswood College 1922 Cadet Corps Officers and N.C.O's Sergt.K.Stirk, Sergt.C.W.Paver, Corp.J.Milroy, Corp.V.Welch, COrp.F.G.Hill, Sergt.B.gush, Copr.H.C.Gane Sergt.A.Wood, BndSgt.R.Allan, Corp.H.Meintjies, Corp.R.Letcher, Sergt.L.Carruthers, Corp.V.Bennett, Sgt.G.Dingemuns Q.M.Sergt.A.Divine, 2ndLieut.R.Stachan, Capt.R.H.Matterson, Capt.A.T.Williamson, Capt.C.O.Rich, M.C.Lieut.A.W.Back, R.G.Sergt.Mjr.R.Hoole Corp.A.Rayner, Corp.C.Neill, Sergt.F.Osborne, Corp.E.Kingwill, Corp.R.Heburn
Keywords: N.C.O, cadet, corps, officers, group photo,
Description: Kingswood College 1923 Cadet Corps Officers and N.C.O's Corp.H.Marshall, Corp.A.Collett, Corp.B.Kent, Sergt.V.Welch, Sergt.A.L.Hall, Corp.H.Bennett, Corp.K.C.Bennett, Corp.E.Pitt, Corp.W.Moffatt Sergt.J.Milroy, 2ndLieut.R.Letcher, Capt.C.O.Rich.M.C, Capt.A.T.Williamson, Lieut.A.W.Back, Sergt.R.Hepburn, QMSt.L.Kernick Corp.E.N.Muir, Corp.R.G.Wood, Corp.B.Harris, Corp.R.Blair, Sergt.C.Rayner, Corp.H.H.Wood
Description: Kingswood College 1924 Cadet Corps Officers and N.C.O's Sergt.J.Kneen, Sergt.G.Wood, Corp.L.Garner, Sergt.J.Milroy, Corp.J.Morrison, Corp.J.Oosthuizen Corp.D.Purdon, Serg..Roderick, Corp.E.Howse, Corp.P.Macdonald, Sergt.B.Kent, Corp.C.P.Butt, Sergt.J.Dobie R.Sgt.Mjr.R.G.Wood, 2ndLt.K.C.Bennett, Capt.C.O.Rich.M.C, Capt.A.T.Williamson, 2ndLt.H.Marshall, QM.Sergt.P.Rix Corp.W.T.Wood, Corp.S.Osler, Corp.O.Turner
Title: Kingswood College 1925 Officers and N.C.O'S Cadet Corps
Description: Kingswood College 1925 Officers and N.C.O'S Cadet Corps Serg.B.Petty, Serg.H.Cumber, Corp.C.Cleghorn, Corp.A.Staples, CorpW.Letcher, Corp.H.Osler, Corp.R.Stephenson R.S.Mjr.G.Wood, 2ndLieut.T.A.Dobie, Capt. C.O.Rich.M.C., Majr.A.T.Williamson, 2ndLieut.R.Roderick, 2ndLieut.A.Creighton, QMSgt.D.Purdon Serg.W.Wood, Corp.E.C.Gush, Serg.M.Francis, Corp.D.Hill
Title: Kingswood College 1929 Cadet Corps: Officers and Non.Com.Officers
Description: Kingswood College 1929 Cadet Corps: Officers and Non.Com.Officers Corp.S.E.Smale, Corp.D.B.Allock, Corp.T.S.Wood, Corp.R.Mardon, Corp.W.Whitehead, Corp.C.D.Smith, Corp.B.A.Baker Corp.J.W.Shilling, Corp.W.A.vanNiekerk, Serg.E.B.Hobson, Sergt.J.P.Stephenson, Sergt.E.Hawkins, Corp.C.Staine R.S.M:J.R.Moffett, 2ndLieut.E.Q.Davies, 2ndLieut.R.T.Hindes, Capt.C.O.Rich, 2ndLieut.G.C.Bennett, 2ndLieut.J.H.Collett, Q.M.S:M.Kneen Corp.H.F.Redpath, Corp.A.Dormer, Corp.W.G.Slater, Corp.R.G.Gush
Keywords: N.C.O, Officers, cadet, corps, group photo,
Description: Kingswood College 1930 Cadet Corps Officers and N.C.O's Corp.C.Solomon, Corp.K.Welsh, Corp.L.Pohl, Bd.Corp.G.Stirk, Corp.G.Osler, Corp.P.Ollemans Corp.A.Hewson, Corp.C.G.Campbell, Serg.C.Smith, Serg.H.E.Redpath, Serg.G.W.Brown, Corp.C.Morgan, Corp.T.Stephenson R.Sgt.Majr.J.R.Moffett, 2ndLt.S.Smale, 2ndLt.W.A.vanNiekerk, Lt.B.M.Gush, Capt.C.O.Rich.M.C., Lt.R.Hindes, 2ndLt.B.Barker, Qr.M.Sgt.J.W.Shilling Musketry Corp.O.Carey, Corp.A.Mankin, Corp.S.Gilbert, Corp.C.Smit, Corp.W.MacMillan, Bnd.Serg.T.Beckett
Title: Kingswood College 1931 Officers and N.C.Officers, Cadet Corps
Description: Kingswood College 1931 Officers and N.C.Officers, Cadet Corps Cpls: R.Fenhall, L.Jones, K.Westwood, B.Miles, W.Hardie, Strs.Cpl: T.Crabtree, Sign.Cpl.G.Faulding, Msk.Cpl:P.deVilliers, Cpl.Irving, Cpl.Parsons Sergt.T.Stephenson, Sergt.S.D.Weir, Sergt.J.R.Nash, Sergt.A.Bennett, Sergt.C.Stephenson, Q.M.Sgt.O.Carey, Segt..G.Collett R.S.Mjr.T.C.Beckett, Lieuts.:B.Warner, N.Preston, C.Solomon, B.M.Gush, Capt.C.O.Rich, Lieuts.R.T.Hindes, I.Malan, G.C.Osler, S.H.Gilbert Cpl.D.Sole, Cpl.H.Jones, Cpl.F.Wellington, Cpl.J.Stretton, Cpl.J.PUtterill, Cpl.O.O.Ralph, Cpl.S.McEwan, Cpl.E.Barnett
Keywords: officers, N.C.O, cadet, corps, group photo,
Title: Kingswood College OFFICERS & NCO's - 1986
Description: Kingswood College OFFICERS & NCO's - 1986 Standing: Sgt.B.Wearne, Sgt.A.Moss, Corp.J.Brodie, Corp.J-r.Sephton, Corp.B.Sole Seated : Sgt.S.Fitzhenry ,Sgt.G.Niederheitmann,Drum Major P.Collier, Lt.P.Collett (O.C.), S.O. P.Meintjes, Sgt.M.Elliott, Sgt.A,Main
Title: College Cadet Corps:Officers NCO's 1932
Description: Kingswood College College Cadet Corps: Officers N.C.O's 1932 Cpls: D.Hooey, H.L.Parker, A.W.Classon, D.Bennett, S.B.Hobson, V.Burton, A Moffett, S.Underhill, N.van der Westhuizen, D.King Cpl: G.Killick, Sgt:L.Jones, J.Putterill, J.Stretton, J.James, Q.S.M: de Villiers, Sgt: G.Bennett, D.Sole, J.van Wyk, O.K.Tucker R.S.M:J.Arthur, Cdi,Ofs: A Nankin, K.Westwood, R.H.Ward, Lt:B.M.Gush, Lt:R.T.Bindes, Cdt.Ofs: R.Evans, H.Jones, O.Ralph, C.S.M:L.Randall Sgt.F.Wellington, Cpls:D.Mossop, D.Collett, J.Locke, S.McEwan, S.French
Title: Cadet Corps: Officers and N.C.O's
Description: Kingswood College Cadet Corps: Officers and N.C.O's Cpls: A .Smith, D.Dugmore, H.Birkett, F.Gutsche, C.Geach, W.Passmore, A.Flederman, B.Keevey, F.Krebser, V.Cook Sgts: W.Miles, A.Smith, F.Read, D.Beckett, Cpls:G.Sephton, H.Mullineux, C.Halse, G.Jordan, Sgt.N.Painter, Q.M.S.H.Dugmore, Srgt:G.Reed R.S.M:D.Mossop, 2ndLieuts: G.Osborne, D.Fuller, B.Shaw, Lieut:B.M.Gush, R.T.Hindes, C.S.M;.S.French, 2ndLieuts W.Jenkinson, R.Stephen, E.Pons Cpls:F.Holmes,H.Stocks, M.Jewell
Keywords: cadet, corps, N.C.O, group photo,
Title: Kingswood College Officers and N.C.O'S
Description: Kingswood College 1936 Officers and N.C.O's Cpl.G.Steytler, Sgt.B.B.A.mm, L/Cpl.H.G.Sparks, L/Cpl.E.C.Parker, L/Cpl.A.MacKellar, L.E.Berrington R.E.Allen, Q.M.S.E.D.Parker, Cpl.J.H.Barclay, L/Cpl.R.R.Gardner, B/Cpl.D.V.D.Lacey, Sgt.J.A.M.Thornton K.H.Douglas, M/Cpl.E.F.Whitehead, Cpl.G.H.Collet, D/Cpl.R.Dawson-Douglas, Cpl.A.Coetzee 2ndLieuts.L.G.Stretton, G.C.Geach, P.Holmes, Capt.C.O.RichM.C, Lt.Col.W.D.Wood, Col.W.J.Klerck.O.B.E, Lt.A.W.Poole, 2ndLt.J.H.Solomon, R.S.M.D.W.Beckett, Drum Major R.D.R.Burmeister
Title: Officers and N.C.O's 1938
Description: Kingswood College 1938 Officers and N.C.O's Cpls.L.Burmeister, P.Stirk, S.Pearse, T.Champion, W.van Raalte, D.Holmes, B.Stofberg, J.Parsonson, W.Pettit, O.Booysen, J.Stirling, L.Berrington, R.Tucker Sgts.H.Kirky, G.Bell, L.van Neikerk, R.S>M.G.Drake, 2Lt.E.Cawood, 2Lt.C.Dacam, Lt/Col.W.D.Wood.v.d, 2Lt.D.Butler 2Lt.A.de la Harpe, R.Q.M.S.L.Biccard, S.Milner, D.Jack, B.Wood
Title: OFFICERS AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS 1942
Description: Kingswood College 1942 OFFICERS AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS L/Cpls. M. E. Wilson, J. A. E. Brown, H. W. Turner, E. F.Kirkman, W. H. D. Deacon, C. H. Wocke, C. R. Appleby, Cpl. K. Karg, L/Cpls. I. E- Pepper, E. E. Pearson, ; Cpl. R. K. Stocks, L/Cpl. J..D. Tyson. Cpls. W. S. Berrington, J. S. van Niekerk, J. H. Buxmann, F. C. Bayly, Sgt. T. D. .Archibald, P. D. Gardner, Dr./Cpl. A. E. Booth, B/Sgt. W. McN. Lyon, Cpls. D. R. Susmari, N. S. James, J. H. S. Booty, K. Tebbutt, JD, H. Stegman. Sgt. N. Keevy, Q.M.S. W. E. S. Lewis, R.S.M. H. G- Moss, 2nd Lt. H. P. de Villiers, Lt. R. Q. Tarr,Capt. G. Ó. Rich, M.G. Lt. A. W. Poole. 2nd. Lts. G,.B. Trow, R. K. Baker, B/Master D. Bradfield, Segt. W. T. Webber.
Description: Kingswood College 1944 OFFICERS AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS 'L/Cpls. C. N. Shuttleworth. C. M. Mallett, I.L. Loots, P. T. Smith, D. J. du Toit. L/Cpls. E. B. Cradick, N. J.H. Theunissen, N. W. Moss, Cpl. R. Bullen-Smith, L/Cpls. J. N. Langley, B. S. Bradfield. Cpls.H.M.Skinner, K.J.Braun, J.G.Fisher, p.van der Merwe, C.J.du Plessis, A.C. Keast, O.H.Greenwood, J.B.Tunstall Cpl .W. O. Cawood, M. Hurd. Sgts. W. R, Champion, R. H. Collett, W. P.B. Vorster, Sig. Sgt. D. Q. Bishop, Sgt, P. W. Kingwill, Cpls. A. 0. Robinson, W. G. Newman, J. B. Witehell, E. V. Gilbert. Dr. Maj. K. N. Watson, R.S.M. L. A. Tamer. 2nd Lts. D. E. Pearson. T. A. James, Lt. R. Q. Tarr. Capt. C. O. Rich. M.G, Lt. D. H. Purdon, 2nd Lts. T.R.A.Morgan, B.B.Gardner, Q.M.S.J.N.Malan, Band Sgt.B.T.Hosking L/Cpl. M.Osborne
Keywords: officers, N.C.O, cadet, group photo,
Title: OFFICERS & NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS 1946
Description: Kingswood College 1946 OFFICERS & NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Cpl. L. C. Turner, Cpl. E. Judge, Cpl. A.S. Webb, Sgt. J. Derry, Cpl. J. Truter, Sgt. P. Eastman, Cpl. B. H. Zipp, Cpl. P. Roller, Cpl. B. v.d. Merwe. Cpl. N.Gilbert, Cpl. B. A. Bowley, Sgt D. B.Sneesby,. Cpl. R. R. Poulton, CpL L Reid, Cpl. J.Gregory, Sgt. B. Manchip, Cpl.Piercy. Sgt D. Sadler, Drum Major E. H. Bruton, Cpl.O.G. Evans, Sgt.G.A.Reynolds, Cpl.P.B.Scholtz, Sgt.J.T. Turner, Cpl. D. G. Howard, Cpl. J. Marx, Cpl. L. Lichtenstein, Cpl. M. Langley, Cpl- M Bradfield, Cpl. J. Reed, CpL I. Hoole. R.Q.M.S. J. Filmer, 2nd Lt. A. H. Macdonald, 2nd Lt A. J. Jeffrey, 2nd Lt. G.Beck, Capt. R.Q. Tarr, Major C. B. Dacam, Capt D.H. Purdon, 2nd Lt. A. A. Gardiner, 2nd Lt.D.P.du Toit, R.S.M. L.D.Whitfield, C.S.M. J.E.Yeatman
Description: Kingswood College 1947 OFFICERS & NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Cpl. Strapp, S. L Sgt.Robinson, P. Cpl. Reid. L Sgts. Scholtz, P. Edkins, N. Bishop, J. Davies, D. Cpls. Judge, P. Jameson, N. Tunstall, D. L/Cpls. Fletcher, Lt Dugmore, Lt Booysen.P. de V. Wallace, A. B. Cpls. Shoebothan, N. Graydon, B. Tucker, B. K. L/Cpls. Slabbert, L. Kroon, C L/Cpls. Watkinson, H. E. Main, R. Sgts. Piercey, J. Fairley, E. H. Cpls. Boyce, A. W. Lichtenstein, L. Drum Major Langley, M. Cpl. Shaw, R. L/CpL Cohoe, D.CpL Lewis, D. L/Cpl. Hobson, J. S. C.S.M. Turner, L C. 2nd Lt (s.o.) Berrington. J. S. 2nd Lt (s.o.) Ehmke, C W. Lt D.H. Thomson, Major R. T. S. Norwood, Major C B. Dacam, Capt. R. Q. Tarr, 2nd Lt (s.o.)v. d. Merwe, B. 2nd Lt (s.o.) Reed, J. W. 2nd Lt (s.o.) Kirkman, O. W. C.Q.M.S. van Raalte, H. A.
Description: Kingswood College 1943 OFFICERS AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Cpl. Rider.J.F.C, L/Cpls.Murray.A, du Piessis.C, Clark. B, du Toit.F, Lund.V.J L/Cpls. Berrisford,F, Bishop.D.Q, Cpls.Mindy.S.N, Eastman.W.H, Kirkwood.D, McMillan.A. C, Topper.R. Pearson.D, Pepper.L E. Cpls. Judge, W.,Robertson, J. Sgts. Brown.L.F, Lautre.G, Cpl. Vorster.B, Sgts.James.T, Lyon.W, McE Goldhill, D. Cpls. Stegmin.O, Turner.H.W. C.Q.M.S. Deacon.W.H, 2nd Lts. James.N, Berrington.W. S, Lt Tarr.R.Q, Capt. Rich.C.O, 2nd Lts. Keevy.N, Bayly.F.C, C.S.M. Archibald.D. B/Master Bradfield.D
Keywords: officers, corps, N.C.O, group photo,
Description: Kingswood College 1948 OFFICERS AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS L/Cpl. Botha.P.J, Cpl.Stirk.L.O, Cpl. du Plessis.W. L/Cpl. du Preez. R.H, Cpl. Fourie. M, Cpl. Curnick.J. Cpl. Robinson.Q, Cpl. Lools.R, Cpl Greenwood.J, L/Cpl.Griffiths. P. A. L/Cpl. Wilson.P, Cpl. Davey.W. A, L/Cpl. Dick. G. M, Cpl. Kershaw. R, Cpl. MacGregor. I, Cpl. Dold. B, Cpl. Shaw.R, L/Cpl. White.R. L/Cpl. Kollcnberg.G, Cpl. Phillips.M, L/Cpl. Roberts.K Sgt. Baker.H, Sgt Stirk.J. Sgt. Hutchins.R, Sgt Fairley.E, Drum Major Slater.J, Sgt. Pierey.J, Sgt. Bray.D, C.Q.M.S. Roberts.A, Sgt. Pocock.M, S/Sgt. Shoebotham.N. G.S.M. Booysen, P. de V. 2/Lt. Sandrock, M. 2/Lt. Poulton, 2/Lt. Hobson, J. Maj.R. T.S. Norwood Maj.CB.Dacam, Capt R. Q. Tarr, Lt D. H. Thomson 2/Lt. .van Niekerk, B. 2/Lt Trotter, G.D Cpl. Hochsdilld, A. L/Cpl Manley, M. L/Cpl. Brotherton, C Cpl. Rayner, W. L/Cpl .Dowthwaite, R. L/Cpl Parsonson, C. L/Cpl. van Zyl.O
Title: Officers & N.C.O's Cadet Corps 1935
Description: Kingswood College 1935 Officers and N.C.O's Cadet Corps LCp.G.W.Watkins, Cps.G.C.Hooey, D.W.C.Milton, L.Cps. A.W.Cronje, L.E.Bennett, Cpls: J.H.Solomon, E.Pavitt, T.B.Shaw, A.Levy, B.H.Keevey, R.D.Burmeister L.Cps.E.W.Miles, J.Watson, Cpl.E.D.Parker, Sgs: A.J.Flederman, C.V.Sephton, J.M.Jewell, Cps: A.Hultzer, J.J.Adendorff, L.Corp: D.A.Ansley Sg: G.C.Geach, R.M.S: D.W.Beckett, 2nd Lts:D.J.Knight, N.B.Painter, Capt.C.O.Rich, 2nd Lt:A.A.Smith, P.L.Holmes, Q.M.S: C.J.Jordon, Sg: W.M.Passmore
Title: Cadet Corps: Officers & N.C.O.'s 1933
Description: Kingswood College 1933 Cadet Coros: Officers & N.C.O's Cpls: G.Killick, J.Wells, R.Stephen, W.Jenkinson, M.Young, H.Fuller, H.Bunn, G.Osborne, B.Kellner, R.Milner Sgts: S.French, H.Dugmore, C.Dugmore, B.Read, Bd.Sgt: JJ.James, Sgta: J.van Wyk, D.Bennett, D.Mossop, D.Collett R.S.M: S.B.Hobson, 2nd Lts: D.Tucker, J.Moffett, H.Jones, Lt.B.M.Gush, Cpt.C.O.Rich, M.C.Lt.R.T.Hindes, 2nd.Lt: J.R.Putterill, J.Stretton, D.Sole, C.S.M: F.Wellington Cpl.A.Smith, Cpl: E.Miles
Title: Officers & Non.comm. Officers 1937
Description: Kingswood College 1937 Officers & Non.Comm. Officers Cpls. H.L.Sparks, A.Bonellie, N.Skillicorn, J.M.Mc.Glashan, L.Berrington, R.Tucker Sgt.R.D.Kneen, Cpl.W.Brown, Sgt.R.Painter, Sgt.R.Best, Cpl.A.Hobson, E.Cawood, Bd.Cpl,C.Lochhead, Sgt.H.T.Hughes, Sgt.J.Beyers R.S.Maj. J.A.Thornton, 2Lt. G.R.Jenkinson, 2.Lt.R.Wellington, Lt.A.W.Poole, Lt. Col.W.D.Wood. Capt. C.O.Rich, M.C.2Lt.D.V.Lacey 2Lt.R.T.Stewart, Q.M.Sgt.E.C.Parker. Bd.Master, R.Burmeister
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE CADET CORPS, 1942 OFFICERS AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE CADET CORPS, 1942 OFFICERS AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. L/Cpls.M.E.Wilson, J.A.E.Brown. H.W.Turner, E.F.Kirkman, W.H.D.Deacon, C.H.Wocke, C.R.Aplleby, Cpl. K.Karg, L/Cpls. I.E.Pepper, D.E.Pearson, Cpl.R.K.Stocks, L/Cpl.J.D.Tyson Cpls.W.S.Berrington, J.S. van Niekerk, J.H.Buxmann, F.C.Bayly, Sgts.T.D.Archibald, P.D.Gardner, Dr./Cpl.A.E.Booth, B/Sgt.W.McN.Lyon, Cpls.D.R.Susman, N.S.James, J.H.S.Booty, K.Tebbutt, D.H.Slegman Sgt.N.Keevy, Q.M.S.W.E.S.Lewis, R.S.M.H.C.Moss, 2nd Lt.H.P. de Villiers, Lt.R.Q.Tarr, Capt.C.O.Rich, M.C. Lt.A.W.Poole, 2nd Lts. G.B.Trow, R.K.Baker, B.Master D.Bradfield, Sgt.W.T.Webber
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE CADET CORPS, 1942 OFFICERS AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS. L/Cpls.M.E.Wilson, J.A.Brown, H.W.Turner, E.F.Kirkman, W.H.D.Deacon, C.H.Wocke, C.R.Appleby, Cpl.K.Karg, L/Cpls.I.E.Pepper, D.E.Pearson, Cpl.R.K.Stocks, L/Cpl.J.D.Tyson Cpls.W.S.Berrington, J.S. van Niekerk, J.H.Buxmann, F.C.Bayly, Sgts. T.D.Archibald, P.D.Gardner, Dr./Cpl.A.E.Booth, B/Sgt.W.McN.Lyon, Cpls.D.R.Susman, N.S.James, J.H.S.Booty, K.Tebutt, D.H.Stegman Sgt.N.Keevy, Q.M.S.W.E.S.Lewis, R.S.M.H.Moss,2nd LtH.P. de Villiers, Lt.R.Q.Tarr, Capt.C.O.Rich, MC, Lt.A.W.Poole, 2nd Lts. G.B.Trow, R.K.Baker, B/Master D.Bradfield, Sgt. W.T.Webber
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE CADET CORPS, 1942 ' ÓFFICERS AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE CADET CORPS, 1942 ÓFFICERS AND NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS L/Cpls. M. E. Wilson, J. A E,Brown, 'H. W. Turner, E. F. Kirkman,: W.H. D. Deaton, C.H. Wocke, C R. Appleby, Cpl.K..Karg, L/Cpls. I. E. Pepper, D. E Pearson, ' Cpl. R. K. Stocks, P. Tyson, Cpls. W. S. Berrington, J. S. van Niekerk, J. H. Buxmann, F. C. Bayly/ Sgts. T. D. Archibald, P. D. Gardner, Dr./Cpl. A E Booth, B/Sgt. W. McN. Lyon, Cpls. D. R. Susman, N. S. James, J. H. S. Booty, K. Tebutt, D. H. Stegman. Sgt. N- Keevy, Q.M.S.W.E. S. Lewis, R.S.M. H. C Moss, 2nd Lt H.R de Viiliers, Lt R.Q. Tarr, Capt.C.O. Rich, m.c, Lt A.W.Poole, 2nd Lt. G. B. Trow, R. K. Baker, B/Master D. Bradfield, Sgt. W. T Webber.
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE 1968 Cadet detachment - officers and N.C.O's
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE 1968 Cadet detachment - officers and N.C.O's Back Row : Cpls G. Durow, J. Colley, B.Hudson, J. Raymer, I. Hinds, T. Spiegel, J. Collett, J. Narramore, V. Brittle, R. Lones, B. Turner, J. Michell, B. Hobson, K. Miles. Middle Row : Cpl. D. Erskine. Sgts.: T. Karg, R. Cornish, D. Watson, M. Muller, T. Fincham, Drum Mjr.J. de Jager, Sgts. D. de Jager, A. Barnes, Q. Campbell, R. Dold, H. Livingstone, Staff Sgt. D. Oosthuizen. Sitting: C.S.M. Ms Kent, S.O's G. Collett, J. Thompson, C. Coetzee, J. D. Fraser. Lieut. A Burrell. Cpt. T. Hartzenberg, Major D. Butler, Cpt. S. Thompson. Lieut. J. de Jaker. S.O's: N. Fraser, G. Douglas, R. Henry, S. M.: J. Wellington.
Orientation: panoramic
Keywords: cadet, detachment, officers, n.c.o, 1968, group photo,
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE OFFICERS AND N.C.O.'S 1966
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE OFFICERS AND N.C.O.'S 1966 BACK Row (L.TO R.): Ssts. A. BRADLOW, H. D. COLLETT, Cpls. T. STRETTON, T. PIENAAR, I. SMALL, Sgt. B. SEPHTON, CPUS. R. MOYS, W. F. DU PLESSIS, V. OXENHAM, Sgt. A. SPIEGEL. MIDDLE Row (l. to r.): Sgt. R. HUMBY, L/Cpl. D. SPARKS/ Sgts. G. PAINTER, F. BERGH, D. PAINTER, M. KNEEN, Drum/Maj. P. CANEPA, Sgts. R. RODERICK, D. MOMBERG, D. O'CONNEL, T. WEBSTER,IN. MILLER, CPL. P. TYLER. Seated (L.TO R.): Sgt./Maj. R. CLARKE, S./O's G. PHILP, T. UNDERHILL, A. D. ALLEN, G. STEPHENSON, Asst. Field/Cornet L. Schroeder, Field/Cornet W. Nel, Capt. T. Hartzenberg. Major D. R. BUTLER, Capt. S. THOMPSON, Field/Cornets T. BURREL, J. WEGGERHOFF, S./O's B. van NIEKERK, R. KIRKBY, A. E. L. DOLD, Sgt./Major M. LONG. Front Row (l. to R.): CPL. D. THOMAS, M. STEWART, T. D. LONG, R. KEMP, D. WILSON, D. KING.
Keywords: officers, n.c.o, 1966, group photo,
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE OFFICERS AND N.C.Os. — 1952
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE OFFICERS AND N.C.Os. — 1952 L/Cpl. MacDonald. D, L/Cpl. Berrington. L, L/Cpl. Moss. B, Cpl. Wallace. D. B, Cpl. Hughes. D, Cpl.Cragg. G, Cpl. Stirk. D, L/Cpl. Webb. T, L/Cpl. Todd. W, Cpl. Dewar. D, Cpl. Myers. B, Cpl. Hill. R, L/Cpl. Mouritzen. G, Cpl. Zunckel. H, Cpl. Harty. S. M, L/Cpl. Galloway. D L/Cpl.Ball. V. Cpl. Kelly. T, Sgt. Ried. N, Cpl. Southall. R, Cpl. Bell. R, Cpl. Meyer. D, L/Cpl. Tysen. J, Cpl. Hall. H, Cpl. Roebert. G, L/Cpl. Overdyck. C, Drum Major Bosch. K, Cpl. Roebert. R, L/Cpl. Puffett. T, Cpl. Basson. C, Cpl. Brigham. B, Cpl. Evans. M, Cpl. Mildenhall. M, Cpl. du Toit. L, Cpl. Burnley. S, L.Cpl. Kruger. W L/Cpl. Stern. R, Sgt. Sieberhagen. G, Sgt. Mason. K, Sgt. Field. T, Sgt. Wallace. D. I, w.o.2. Brumm. M, 2/Lt. K. Cadle, 2/Lt. K. Howard, Capt. D. Butler, Maj. R. Tarr, Comdt. C. Dacam, Capt. C. Rooke, M.C.: Lt. S. Thompson, 2/Lt. J.Walker, 2/Lt. D.Lowes, Sgt. Major Weir. A. S, Sgt. Mastyerson. R, Sgt. Legg. M, Sgt. Hoole. R
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE OFFICERS AND N.C.O.'S - 1967
Description: KINGSWOD COLLEGE OFFICERS AND N.C.O.'S - 1967 Back Row (L. to R.): Cpl. G. Skinner, L/Cpl. M Muller. Cpls. R. Cornish, T. Friderichs, H. van Niekerk, Sgt, I. Douglas, Cpls. G. Tucker, Q. Campbell, P. Forsyth, M. Yates, B. Hudson, B. Rover, I. Stubbs, M. Rein. Middle Row: L/Cpl. T. Spiegel, Cpls. A. Anastasiou, D Oosthuizen, G. Collett, Sgts. M. Collett, D. Thomas, B. Larsen, V. Oxenham, Drum-Maj. B. Sephton, Sgts. D. Sparks, D. Wilson, W. Jackson, W. Frauds, J. Ellmore, M. Livingstone, L/Cpls. G. de Jager, D. de Jager Sitting: Sgt-Maj. G. Clarke, S.O's. O. Clayton, R. Kirkby, A. E. L. Dold, Asst. F/Cornet L. Schroeder, F/Cornet W. Nelr Capt. T. Hartzenberg, Major D. R. Butler, Capt. S. Thompson, F/Cornets A. F. Burrell, J. Wegerhoff, S.O's. I. Schroeder, C. Ainsley, D. Fraser, B. Morton, Sgt. Maj. M. Kent.
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE OFFICERS AND NCO'S - 1969
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE OFFICERS AND NCO'S - 1969 Front Row (L to R): Cpls. P. GODLONTON, R. MOSS, B. McLEOD, G. BONELLI, J. ALLEN. Seated (L to R): C/S.M. N. WELLINGTON, S.O's. P. HARE-BOWERS, D. BURNE, H. G. DOUGLAS, R. HENRY, Capt. T. HARTZENBERG, Major D. BUTLER, CAPT. S. THOMPSON, 2nd Lieut. A. LEMMER, S.O's. B. MORTON, T. KARG, N. AGGETT, C/S.M. B. SANDBERG. Second Row (L to R): Cpls. J. COOK, I. KATZ, G. DEWAR, Sgts. D. ERSKINE, B. VORSTER, J. COLLETT, J. NARRAMORE, D/M. R. WARNCKE, Sgts. C. COLLETT, F. TYSON, B. TURNER, N. ROBERTSON, M. WHITEHEAD, Cpls. D. WEBSTER, I. CRAFFORD. THIRD Row (L To R): Cpls. D. ELVEY, S. WILKINSON, J, MULLER, A. JAMES, K. BUISMAN, N. THEUNISSEN, SGTS. T. SPIEGEL, A. SMITH, Cpls. W.FORDRED, A. STEVENS, R. STEWART, A. COLLIER, A. BRADFIELD, P. GONEOS. Back Row (L to R): Cpls. G. LEIGH, P. van NIEKERK, B. THORNLEY, W. COLLETT, P. GOSLING, P. STEYL, A. MATHEWS, H. HUMBY.
Keywords: officers, n.c.o, 1969, sports, group photo, team,
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE CADET OFFICERS AND N.C.O.'S - 1955
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE CADET OFFICERS AND N.C.O.'S - 1955 First Row: Cpl. A. Behnnan, Sgt. E. Muller, Cpl. E. Morrison, Sgt. E. Whitehead, Sgt. D. Raphael, Cpl. D. Watson, L/Cpl. T. Masterson, Cpl. W. van Schalkwyk, Sgt. M. Shutte, Sgt. J. van Niekerk, Cpl. K. Beaton. Second Row: L/Cpl. G. Hirshon, L/Cpl. N. Kelly, Cpl. D. Kelly, Sgt. J. Kirkman, Cpl. R. Letcher, L/Cpl. C. Butt, Cpl. R. Wienand, Sgt. M. Norriskin, D/Major L. Badings, Cpl. D. Hall, Cpl. L. Bergh, Sgt. T. Brickhill, Cpl. C. Bennett, L/Cpl. R. Newton, Sgt. A. Pretorius, Sgt. D. Galloway, L/Cpl. W. Shields. Third Row: L/Cpl. A. Sonnenfeld, Sgt. T. Toogood, SO. A. Badenhorst, S/O. C. Hutton, S/O. C. Haselau, Lt. J. Salveson, Capt. C. Rooke, M.C, Comdt. C. Dacam, E. D, Lt. D. Butler, Lt. S. Thompson, Lt. T. Hartzenberg, S/O. R. Keast, S/M. R. Rowe, Sgt. A. Filmer, Cpl. A. Marriott, L/Cpl. J. Truscott. Fourth Row: Sgt. A. Holmes, L/Cpl. B. McKendrick, L/Cpl. R. Reed, L/Cpl. J. Fold, Cpl. J. Bruce, Cpl. D. Walters, L/Cpl. S. Wells, Cpl. J. Loots, L/Cpl. D. Cobden, L/Cpl. S. Stephens, L/Cpl. P. Brook, L/Cpl. M. Massel, L/Cpl. J. Cook, L/Cpl. P. Jackson, L/Cpl. N. Fivaz, Cpl. G. Salmon, Cpl. T. van Rensburg.
Keywords: cadet, officers, n.c.o, 1955, group photo,
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE OFFICERS and N.C.O's 1956
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE OFFICERS and N.C.O's 1956 Back Row (l. to r.): Cpl. D.Keevy, Cpl. P. Massel, Cpl. H. Bandley, Cpl. N. Millard, Cpl. T. Masterson, Cpl. W. Babb, Cpl. M. Moffet, Cpl. D. O'Shea, Cpl. R. Miller, Cpl. G. Osler, Cpl. K. Payne, Cpl. D. Hiscock, Cpl. R. Bosworth, Cpl. R. Hitchens. Middle Row (l. to r.): Cpl. G. Hirshon, Cpl. A. Abbot, Sgt. R. Woodward, Cpl. J. Abel, Cpl. R. Reed, Cpl. G. Salmon, S/Sgt. W. van Schalkwyk, D/Maj. A. Sonnenveld, Cpl. M. Tarr, Cpl. M. Hochschild, Cpl. R. Dunlop, Cpl. K. Bertschinger, Cpl. R. Truscott, Cpl. M. Cobden, Cpl. R. Barnes, Cpl. F. Smith. Front Row (l. to r.): Sgt. W. Shields, Sgt. H. Eltringham, Sgt. A. Pretorius, Sgt. A. Holmes, Sgt. C. Vandoros, S/O K. Beaton, S/O G. Prentice, Lt. T. Hartzenburg, Lt. D. Butler, Comdt. C. Dacam, Capt. C. Rooke, Lt. S. Thompson, C. S. M. R. Rowe, S/O A. van Zyl, S/O L. Bergh, Sgt. R. Darrol, Sgt. A. Karg, Sgt. T. Toogood
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE CADET OFFICERS and N.C.O's 1958
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE CADET OFFICERS and N.C.O's 1958 Back Row : Cpls. P. R. Chambers, R. R. Warner, R. B. Kirkman, D. G. Phillips, D. R. Solomon, M. J. Bush, K. G. Hoare, F. Whitehead, L.-Cpls. T. H. Pengelly, G. Handley, D. Sager, M. Burgess, T. B. Bayly, Cpls. R. D. Weir, A. C. Moore, R. E. Silcock. Centre: Cpl. S. C. Andrews, Sgts. R. H. Dewberry, C. J. Ansley, R. G. Knott, W. R. Rosenthal, Cpl. I. Hayward, Sgt. A. J. Marshall, Drum Major H. J. Smith, Sgts. A. Mackay, J. Canepa, D W. Hitchens, P. A. Watson, S. Sgt. B. A. Malty, Sgt. N. E. Schuddinh. Seated: S.M. A. C. Wellington, SO.s D. Bosman, J. R. Bannister, C. M. Henderson, D. A. Booth, R. Buchner, Lt. S. J. Thompson, Capt. D. R. Butler, Comdt. C. B. Dacam, E.D., Capt. T. J. Troward, Lt. T. C. Hartzenberg, S.O.s D. G. Fullerton, L. E. Diack, S.O.s A. J. Crole, R. L. Cohen, S.M. M. E. Huddy, Sgt. D. J. Knys.
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE OFFICERS AND N.C.O.S-1960
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE OFFICERS AND N.C.O.S-1960 Back row: Cpls. C. K. COOPER, P. TRENGOVE-JONES, M. COTTERRELL, F. GONSENHAUSER, P. LEECH, J. DAWE. 3rd row Cpls. I. ISRAELSOHN, P. LIEBENBERG, V. C. HAYWARD, B. HELFET, S/Sgt. P. ELLIS-SMTTH, Cpls. F. WEPENER, R. MASSEL, D. MOYS, B. DU TOIT, A. WOHLTERS, R. HILSON. 2nd row: A. HUGHES, C. BARNES, Sgt. M. BARBER, Sgt. M. STEGMAN, Sgt. M. BARNARD, Sgt. V. STAPLES, Drum-Major S. BOOTH, Sgt P. BREEDVEED, Sgt. J. G. THOMPSON. 2nd row: Sgt. P. BAUMANN, Sgt G. KEMP, Cpl. R. YATES, Cpl. I. MASON, Cpl. A. POOLE. Front row: S/M G. C. MAASDORP, S/O R. GIDDY, S/O C. INGGS, S/O T. ANSLEY, Fd. Ct. S. THOMPSON, Capt. D. R. BUTLER, Comdt. C. B. DACAM. E.D., Fd. Ct. N. JENNINGS, Fd. Ct. T. HARTZENBERG, S/O I. MACASKILL, S/O P. PENNEY, S/O L. ROBEY, Q.M.S. P. MENNE.
Title: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE CADET 1959 OFFICERS and NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
Description: KINGSWOOD COLLEGE CADET - 1959 OFFICERS and NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS Back row: L/Cpl. Staples. V. A., L/.Cpl Wohlters. A. R., Cpl Diskin. M., Cpl. Strudwick. R., L/Cpl. Barber. M. J, L/Cpl. Beek, W., L/Cpl. Blair. R., L/Cpl. Kelly. M. G., L/Cpl. Barnes. A. S., Cpl. O'Shea. G., Cpl. Bouwer. A., Cpl. McHendrie. I. A. W., Cpl. Bush. M. J., L/Cpl. Thomas. L., L/Cpl. Maasdorp. G. C., L/Cpl. Stretton. J. G., Cpl. Hopkins. B., Cpl. Friend. T. D., Cpl. Ellender. J., L/Cpl. Campbell. D. J., L/Cpl. Breedveld. P. Middle row: L/Cpl. Mason. I. M., L/Cpl. Yates. R. O., Cpl. McIntosh. J. M., Cpl. Robertson. H. L., Sgt. Clark. I. C., Sgt Bertschinger. H. J., Sgt. Smale. B. R., Sgt. Andrews. B., D/Maj. Canepa. J. C., Sgt. Hoare. K. G., Sgt. Wesson. B. N., Sgt. Wellington. A. H., Sgt. Peterkin. A. W., Cpl. Whytock. R, M., Cpl. Hepker. J. E., Cpl. McDonald. M. C. E., L/Cpl. Gonsenhauser, F., L/Gpl. Poole. A. W., L/Cpl. McFarlane, B. Front row: L/Cpl. Ellis-Smith, P. G., Sgt Burgess. M. F., S.M. Dunstan. D. B., S.O. Chambers. P. R. J., S O. Tucker. H. S. K., S O. Bles, B. J. R., Lt. A. N. Jennings, Capt. D. R. Butler, Comd. C. B. Dacam, Capt. J. T. Howard, Lt. T. C. Hartzenburg, Lt. S. J. Thompson, C. O. Brigham, B. É. C. S.O. Robertson, R. B, S.O. Huddy, C. E, Q.M.S. Connan. P, Sgt. Whitehead. F H, L/Cpl. Barnes. C. J.


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Calverton Primary School are in their second year in partnership with Enabling Enterprise and have already established a fantastic skills programme across the whole school. Pupils are developing their skills through Lesson-time Projects, school-wide Challenge Days and Trips to Employers. We are delighted to work with such an enthusiastic school alongside several other primary schools in Newham.
Today I felt like a very important person as I was allowed into this amazing building. It looks so futuristic with all this technology.
A really inspiring experience. It's been wonderful to see how the children have responded to opportunities to be challenged, to work in new ways, to work outside their comfort zone and to communicate with business professionals.
I've been amazed by how creative and commercial the children's ideas have been today. They have developed businesses which could be very successful in the future and in a short space of time too!


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Der Große Preis von Italien 2016 (offiziell Formula 1 Gran Premio Heineken d'Italia 2016) fand am 4. September auf dem Autodromo Nazionale Monza in Monza statt und war das vierzehnte Rennen der Formel-1-Weltmeisterschaft 2016.

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Hintergründe
Nach dem Großen Preis von Belgien führte Lewis Hamilton in der Fahrerwertung mit neun Punkten vor Nico Rosberg und mit 81 Punkten vor Daniel Ricciardo. In der Konstrukteurswertung führte Mercedes mit 181 Punkten vor Red Bull und mit 203 Punkten vor Ferrari.

Beim Großen Preis von Italien stellte Pirelli den Fahrern die Reifenmischungen P Zero Medium (weiß), P Zero Soft (gelb) und P Zero Supersoft (rot), sowie für Nässe Cinturato Intermediates (grün) und Cinturato Full-Wets (blau) zur Verfügung.

Im Vergleich zum Vorjahr gab es nur eine Veränderung an der Strecke: Die Auslaufzone der Curva del Vialone wurde asphaltiert.

Es gab zwei DRS-Zonen, die im Vergleich zum Vorjahr unverändert blieben. Die erste Zone lag hinter der zweiten Curva di Lesmos, der Messpunkt befand sich 95 Meter vor der Kurve. Der Messpunkt für die zweite Zone befand sich 20 Meter vor der Curva Parabolica, die DRS-Zone war auf der Start-Ziel-Geraden und begann 115 Meter hinter der Ziellinie.

Esteban Gutiérrez, Daniil Kwjat, Kimi Räikkönen (jeweils fünf), Valtteri Bottas, Marcus Ericsson, Nico Hülkenberg, Felipe Nasr, Rosberg, Pascal Wehrlein (jeweils vier), Max Verstappen (drei), Fernando Alonso, Romain Grosjean, Jolyon Palmer und Sebastian Vettel (jeweils zwei) gingen mit Strafpunkten ins Rennwochenende.

Mit Vettel, Hamilton (jeweils dreimal) und Alonso (zweimal) traten drei ehemalige Sieger zu diesem Grand Prix an.

Als Rennkommissare fungierten José Abed (MEX), Garry Connelly (AUS), Tom Kristensen (DEN) und Paolo Longoni (ITA).

Ferrari und Haas setzten bei diesem Grand Prix erstmals eine weiterentwickelte Antriebseinheit ein, hierfür verwendete Ferrari die drei letzten zur Verfügung stehenden Token. Ferrari war somit der erste Motorenhersteller, der seine Token für die Saison aufgebraucht hatte.

Training
Rosberg fuhr im ersten freien Training in 1:22,959 Minuten die Bestzeit vor Hamilton und Räikkönen. Jenson Button, Pérez und Verstappen testeten bei diesem Training erneut das Halo-System.

Im zweiten freien Training war Hamilton in 1:22,801 Minuten Schnellster vor Rosberg und Vettel.

Im dritten freien Training war Hamilton in 1:22,008 Minuten erneut Schnellster vor Rosberg und Vettel. Grosjean drehte sich und schlug in die Streckenbegrenzung ein, an seinem Haas musste anschließend das Getriebe gewechselt werden.

Qualifying
Das Qualifying bestand aus drei Teilen mit einer Nettolaufzeit von 45 Minuten. Im ersten Qualifying-Segment (Q1) hatten die Fahrer 18 Minuten Zeit, um sich für das Rennen zu qualifizieren. Alle Fahrer, die im ersten Abschnitt eine Zeit erzielten, die maximal 107 Prozent der schnellsten Rundenzeit betrug, qualifizierten sich für den Grand Prix. Die besten 16 Fahrer erreichten den nächsten Teil. Hamilton war Schnellster. Ocon stellte seinen Wagen mit einem technischen Defekt am Streckenrand ab und setzte keine Zeit, er qualifizierte sich somit nicht für den Grand Prix. Außer ihm schieden die Renault- und die Sauber-Piloten sowie Kwjat aus.

Der zweite Abschnitt (Q2) dauerte 15 Minuten. Die schnellsten zehn Piloten qualifizierten sich für den dritten Teil des Qualifyings. Hamilton war Schnellster. Genau wie Rosberg fuhr er seine beste Zeit auf der Soft-Mischung. Carlos Sainz jr., die McLaren-Piloten, Wehrlein, Grosjean und Felipe Massa schieden aus. Mit Gutiérrez erreichte zum ersten Mal ein Haas-Pilot das Q3.

Der finale Abschnitt (Q3) ging über eine Zeit von zwölf Minuten, in denen die ersten zehn Startpositionen vergeben wurden. Hamilton fuhr mit einer Rundenzeit von 1:21,135 Minuten die Bestzeit vor Rosberg und Vettel. Es war die 56. Pole-Position für Hamilton, davon die siebte der Saison.

Grosjean wurde wegen des Getriebewechsels im Anschluss an das dritte freie Training um fünf Startplätze nach hinten versetzt.

Rennen
Rosberg gewann das Rennen vor Hamilton und Vettel. Es war der 21. Sieg für Rosberg in der Formel-1-Weltmeisterschaft, davon der siebte der Saison. Außerdem stand Rosberg zum 50. Mal auf dem Siegerpodest. Hamilton erreichte im vierzehnten Saisonrennen den elften Podestplatz, Vettel den sechsten. Die restlichen Punkteplatzierungen erzielten Räikkönen, Ricciardo, Bottas, Verstappen, Pérez, Massa und Hülkenberg. Somit erreichten nur die zehn Erstplatzierten der Fahrerwertung die Punkteränge, die zudem für die fünf erstplatzierten Konstrukteure antraten.

In der Fahrer- und der Konstrukteurswertung blieben die ersten drei Plätze unverändert.

Meldeliste

Anmerkungen

Klassifikationen

Qualifying

Anmerkungen

Rennen

WM-Stände nach dem Rennen
Die ersten zehn des Rennens bekamen 25, 18, 15, 12, 10, 8, 6, 4, 2 bzw. 1 Punkt(e).

Fahrerwertung

Konstrukteurswertung

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

2016
Italien
Sportveranstaltung in Monza

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Q: Access all parent component functions from child component I'm creating a component, where I'll have 3 buttons [ Edit, Cancel, Save ], when the user clicks the Edit Button, Save and Cancel button will appear, when clicking the Save Button, it will trigger a function from the parent component.
The problem is when I pass a function from the parent to the ESC component, it can't access other functions from the parent directive.

Note the component will be used in as a global operation in different
  components

Plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/ZmyFjwhM6tPZXubTfeGA?p=preview&open=app%2Fapp.component.ts
Code:
<div [hidden]="isEdit">
      <button (click)="toggleEdit()">Edit</button>
    </div>
    <div [hidden]="!isEdit">
      <button (click)="runFunction(); toggleEdit()">Save</button>
      <button (click)="toggleEdit()">Cancel</button>
    </div>

export class EscComponent {
    @Input() run: Function;

    runFunction() {
      console.log('Run Function')
      this.run()
    }

    isEdit = false;

    toggleEdit() {
      this.isEdit = !this.isEdit;
    }
}

Parent Component:
Component usage: <app-esc [run]="setName"></app-esc>

export class AppComponent {
      name = 'Angular';

      setName() {
        this.setNameCd();
      }

      setNameCb() {
         this.name = 'Angular 2 asd';
      }
    }

A: @Harry Ninh is right, you should use the decorator @Output or create a specific service. Here is a working Plunker with @output:
http://plnkr.co/edit/wadCAyW5kah0VjVR2m5B?open=app%2Fapp.component.ts&p=preview
You have also a few typo in your original plunker, so you should review your code for others typos.
Here is how it works:
Parent listen to the output
<app-esc (endEditing)="setName($event)"></app-esc>

In child component, import @Output and EventEmitter
import { Component, Input, Output, EventEmitter } from '@angular/core';

Initiate the output:
@Output() endEditing = new EventEmitter();

Emit the event in relevant function
this.endEditing.emit();

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Stair climbing engages the body's largest muscle groups by moving your body weight one step at a time. Using your largest muscles in the body to carry your weight uphill is far more beneficial to exercising on a flat treadmill when it comes to work performed and calories burned. With running, your body does experience slight vertical movement. Stair climbers burn calories, lose weight and strengthen and tone the major muscle groups in the body. Climbing stairs is regarded as one of the most efficient, effective cardio and strength building workouts among all exercise equipment.
We carry top-rated stair climbers and have the best prices to suit every need Check out the Stairmaster 8-FreeClimber, StairMaster 8-Gauntlet, StairMaster Stepmill 3, and many more!


THANK YOU for taking the time to publish your appreciation. On behalf of the venues and event suppliers, it is truly appreciated!
After your event, one of the nicest things you can do is send thankyou notes to everyone who helped make your event a special day for you to remember.
For the venues and event suppliers that helped with your event, if the thankyou note from you can be seen by future potential customers this is the best thankyou you could send!
On each venue and event supplier page, you will see at the bottom of the page the option to 'LEAVE A THANKYOU NOTE'.
First you will have to be logged in. If you haven't logged in before it's super quick and all you need is your email address. It's also good to know that we don't keep your email address on any list for future marketing. It really is just needed to create a login.
In the navigation bar, under 'Log In' select 'Customer Registration'.
You will receive an email from us with a link for you to set-up your password.
Once you have followed that link and entered a password, you are now logged in!
Browse Venues or Browse Suppliers to find who you want to leave a thankyou note for.
Type your thankyou note in the box and post note.
Your note will not appear immediately as these are moderated. But it is nice to send the venue or event supplier a quick email to let them know you have done this for them!
And finally, THANK YOU for taking the time to publish your appreciation. On behalf of the venues and event suppliers, it is truly appreciated!


Soft growing containers allow more air to reach the growing medium and roots, improving drainage and keeping the root system from overheating on hot days.
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So you're thinking of heading to Italy to see the sights, the fantastic culture and people, be surrounded by the language, but of course while you're there you'll also want to try out some of the local Italian foods & wines. The best way to experience this is to book yourself on one of the many Italy food and wine tours the country has to offer, as you'll be taken around the city with local experts who know where to find the REAL Italian cuisine.
Most Italy food and wine tours will let you go and explore the city on your own, and this is your chance to go wild! Will you fancy the Polignano delights of Squid Ink Tagliolini & Piccante Di Maiale (Pork chops flash-fried with peppers and a balsamic glaze) or when in Rome will you be trying the Pizza Bianca? One thing is for sure when you visit Italy…You will be surrounded by some of the greatest food and drink the world has got to offer. It's no wonder it's such a popular destination for tourists around the world.
Italy is the home to the oldest-known regions in the world to produce wine, so you definitely want to make sure you try the wine whenever you get the chance (maybe not every hour of the day, but hey – you're on vacation). Not only in the restaurants and bars but there are also many winery estates which will let you come and visit. You can even try the wine before you buy – to make sure you find the perfect wine for you, regardless of whether you're a Bianco (white wine) or a Rosso (red wine) drinker.
You will never run out of opportunities to try a new Italian dish or wine, but you can't go home without seeing how their most famous ingredients are made. Be sure to check out the many farms which produce Mozzarella Cheese & Olive Oil. You'll be able to share your experience and new-found knowledge with all of your friends and family when you get back. You will always have a profound respect for olive oil once you've seen all of the hard work involved in producing it!
So you've tasted, drank, as well as seen how the food and drink is made… But surely you'll want to try your hand at making something too? You will never be in a better place than Italy to take a cooking class or learn a new culinary skill. For example, can you imagine how much of an achievement it would be to say you've been able to make Ricotta in Sicily?
These ideas are only the tip of the iceberg to the experiences and delights you can find in Italy, there are so many more activities and tastes awaiting you. You should definitely consider giving italyluxurytours.com a visit, not only do they offer exceptional tours, they can also help you out with a lot more information!


At NHH, the Department of Professional and Intercultural Communication provides language courses in Norwegian for foreign students and employees. The courses are only open for students and faculty at NHH.
NOR10: Norwegian language I, is the beginners' course and is taught in both the autumn and spring terms. This is an introductory course in the Norwegian language. The students work with texts and oral exercises with vocabulary from everyday life. The goal of the course is for students to acquire a simple and everyday vocabulary, to understand slow speech, to be able to understand simple questions and converse about everyday life.
NOR11: Norwegian language II, is only taught in the spring term, and is a continuation of NOR10. In this course students continue learning grammar and vocabulary, and also start reading more authentic Norwegian texts. Topics from Norwegian geography, society and history are also covered in this course.
ELE 426: Norwegian III: Norwegian business and society, is a course at master level taught in the autumn term only.
This is a continuation of the two NOR-courses and aims to give foreign students a broader understanding of Norwegian business and society, and provides them with Norwegian language skills, particularly economic-administrative vocabulary.
For more information please contact Klara Sjo at the Department of Professional and Intercultural Communication.


AMAE Med Spa offers the widest selection & the latest technologies in injectable dermal fillers. These products can plump lips, enhance shallow facial contours, soften creases, remove wrinkles and even improve the appearance of recessed scars.
As a person ages, their face will naturally lose subcutaneous fat, so smile lines, crow's feet, furrows and wrinkles become more apparent. Additionally, the skin stretches with age, adding to the loss of facial volume. Sun exposure, heredity & lifestyle can also contribute to thin lips, facial lines and wrinkles.
State-of-the-art injectable facial fillers remedy these problems, rejuvenating the face for a more youthful appearance.


Think about having a phone system in your house or business that was also the intercom system.
When I was younger I remember a friends house had a intercom system that was built in that worked everywhere. If you wanted to get a hold of someone just press a button, even had a phone patch. Even though that later might not be perfectly useful, it was a nice touch.
Now that Cisco has all the good stuff from the early 2000s you can get it pretty cheap on ebay.
So if you wanted a whole house phone/intercom system, this is the project for you too.
THe problem with this system now is that cell phones on WIFI have pretty much eliminated the need for this system. But it will still be neat to figure out how to do it.
A backhaul server that can take normal VOIP or POTS to the aggregated system.
You need an adapter to change the POTS to VOIP. This is done with an ATA adapter.


When I was pregnant with my fourth child my doula friend told me that ingesting some placenta could help the uterus to contract — reducing blood loss and balance my mood.
I'd had a small postpartum hemorrhage with two previous births and mild depression so I thought I'd better take a closer look at what placenta encapsulation was all about.
The second question was important to me as I was considering the needs of women in developing nations who don't have access to medical care, blood transfusions, iron supplements as I was involved with YWAM and medical ships and you can get a glimpse of what I mean by no medical care if you read this first hand story of birth in rural Papua New Guinea by my friend Adriel here.
With my fourth birth, I had a postpartum hemorrhage. I lost about three liters of blood (a little more than three quarts for my U.S. friends). It was an emergency situation and I was whisked away to theatre to stop the bleeding and I had a blood transfusion. My doula and my midwife saved a couple of little pieces of my placenta for me to put under my tongue after I came out of recovery and I took those with every meal until my doula was able to bring me my placenta capsules. The nurses were surprised 24 to 48 hours later with how well I seemed to be recovering. I didn't need any extra transfusions. Fast forward to the weeks and months of having a newborn baby with a total of four children under the age of six and I was actually feeling and coping really well. My husband had to go away a couple of times in the first couple of months and I had to deal with mastitis and tonsillitis — and I handled it well. I didn't get depressed or feel like I couldn't handle things, which was totally amazing, because I have struggled with that in the past. Now it's my husband who is actually the biggest believer in how much the capsules made a difference in the postpartum period. After a number of weeks, if I would forget to take them, he would notice by my mood or my energy levels. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that, yes, they did actually make a difference in my postpartum recovery.
It wasn't until 2014 — four years after that experience — that I pursued offering placenta encapsulation as a service — first in Townsville, Australia (where I'm from) and now in Wenatchee. I wanted to offer the absolute best practice to my clients so I searched for someone who could offer the best training with the highest standards. I found the Association of Placenta Preparation Arts, (APPA). When you are dealing with such a precious resource that cannot be replicated and you only have one chance to do it right, you want to be confident your encapsulator will handle your placenta with respect and stringent safety standards and with the most up-to-date research. You can be confident in the services I provide. As a professional encapsulator I am certified with APPA and have both my Food Handlers certificate and Blood Borne Pathogen certificate.
What about you? You might have a few more questions or have never heard of it before, or you might be ready to give it a try! You can check out the rest of this article which includes a lot more information, or head over to my website — www.newlifedoulaservices.com and send me a message though my contact page.
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How Can You Bring Your Child's Dream Bedroom to Life on a Budget?
Redecorating a child's bedroom is both highly exciting and very stressful. You want to do the best you possibly can, but sometimes your child's imagination runs away too much for your budget and your decorating abilities. Decorating on a budget is always tricky, but doing so for a child is even harder. You want them to have a dream room, one they'll love for their whole childhood. There are plenty of ways you can create a beautiful bedroom without a seriously high budget – you just need to be willing to put in lots of work, and not be afraid to try different methods from normal.
Painting a room is hard work, it's expensive and it causes a lot of disruption. So, if you can't see how you'll raise the funds or the time to repaint your child's room, don't worry about it. As long as the color isn't wildly hated, you can go about covering it up instead. Wallpaper is usually a cheaper method, especially if you go for a 'feature wall' design. Then, you only need to paper one wall, rather than them all.
If you can get away with it, you could help your child to cover a wall in tasteful cuttings and art prints, making a gorgeous collage. It creates a unique look that your child will never forget. If you can include some photographs of you and your family, it'll be even more special.
Carpets are a hard one to replace: they're expensive to both remove and to fit, and they'll require the room being emptied. So, see if you can buy modern rugs to suit your child's room instead. From thick and fluffy, to covered in their favorite animal or design, your child will love having a rug on the floor. Plus, it's easy to change. So, if the fad your child was going through when they chose the rug ends abruptly, you don't need to change much when they move on.
Curtains are much easier to change. Picking lovely, bright colors will help add a bit of sparkle to your child's room – especially if you let them choose. Make sure that whatever you choose has blackout features, so you can give you child an uninterrupted night's sleep, even in the middle of summer.
Arguably the most exciting part of redecorating a room is picking out new bedding and new cushions. By now, you'll know what sort of colors to stick to, what style to pick, and if there are any animals or characters you need to include. If you want to get a plain quilt set, but your child wants something livelier, then compromise: get the sensible bedding, but let them choose a more adventurous throw. That way, if and when they get bored of whatever's on the blanket, you'll be able to fold it up and store it away – and not have lost a lot of money on quality bedding! Don't forget all the matching cushions too: as fluffy and soft as you can find them, of course.


Blow the whistle on crime Tokai residents!
It has been proven that tip-offs do work! SMS them to 32211. Your anonymous tip-off line.
With holiday season approaching hopefully lots of residents will be taking time off to relax at home and that's when vigilance and extra eyes and ears will help keep criminals out of the neighbourhood. If you see anything or anyone that doesn't look right then sms the details to 32211.
← Tokai's Porter Estate Produce Market is open again for business as usual.


The most recent accident occurred at Six Flags Magic Mountain, located in the Valencia area of Santa Clarita. The park is just north of Los Angeles. The crash injured four riders who were on the Ninja coaster. Passengers on the ride were left stranded after a portion of the coaster hit a tree branch. The coaster operates with cars suspended beneath the track while riders' legs dangle as their bodies are harnessed in. The Ninja is described as a ride that takes people "slicing through the landscape," leading some to speculate that the close call with trees and other surroundings is part of the intended thrill.
Tragedy was averted with the help of a local fire department. Firefighters worked alongside park staff to remove riders one by one as the coaster was stalled on the track. The collision with the tree branch left on car dislodged from the track. It took almost three hours to safely rescue all 22 riders.
At least four riders were injured, one with a head injury, and two were sent to the hospital for treatment. Victims of injuries from similar accidents connected to the reckless or negligent act of another are likely eligible to receive compensation for the costs connected to the injury. Contact a personal injury lawyer to discuss your options.


A Day Late and A Dollar Short: Family Christian Stores - New 25% Off Printable Coupons!
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《略語》 【航空, 飛行】 air‐traffic control; 【鉄道】 automatic train control 自動列車制御(装置).
Initialism of approval to connect.
(aviation) Initialism of air traffic control.
(railway) Initialism of automatic train control.
(poker) Initialism of any two (pocket) cards.


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Naranjito va ser la mascota de la Copa del Món de Futbol de 1982, la qual es va disputar a Espanya. Es tracta d'una taronja, fruita típicament valenciana, vestida amb els colors de la selecció espanyola. Fou un disseny del publicista José María Martín Pacheco.

Malgrat que la seva presentació com a mascota generà més comentaris negatius que elogis, amb el pas del temps ha anat sent acceptat cada vegada per un major nombre de persones, esdevenint avui dia un motiu iconogràfic per part de les generacions que van viure el Mundial, essent utilitzat avui en dia encara en nous productes.

En el seu dia Naranjito ja aparegué em gran quantitat de records i articles, arribant a protagonitzar fins i tot una sèrie de dibuixos animats a Televisió Espanyola: Fútbol en acción.

Enllaços externs
 Sèrie d'animació

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November 2011: Coconut Club students win Phuket News Art Competitions!
In July King, Bo and Guitar participated in the 1st Art Competition and King was chosen as one of the winners. In August we again had a winner, well actually 3! Dang and Nop won with their art piece of an angry dragon and Pim with his street art of a beautiful interesting looking phee (ghost). And in October Pim, Asee and Ploy have been announced as winners in the fourth Phuket News Art competition. Well done to all our talented artist and fingers crossed one of our students might win a major prize which will be announced at the end of the year.
Phuket local, Dylan Young, will be racing the JK Asia Racing Series in Singapore September 25-27. A native of Australia Young resides in Phuket and will be bearing the emblem of Phuket Has Been Good To Us as an ambassador. Young will also be visiting Kamala school to address the students of Coconut Club about road safety and awareness. Two lucky guests of Into the Big Blue were also lucky enough to have watched Young in action having secured two pit passes at this year's event. To read more please see our Media coverage page.
A big thank you to GOT.com and Mark Cameron for the incredible donation of 147,000 thb from the 2011 Phuket Oilfield Classic golf tournament!
Cameron kindly donated a portion of the players' entry fees as well as the bulk of the profits from the evening's auction prizes. As the event had a guest golf Pro from Japan it was unanimously decided to donate 50,000 thb to the Japan relief fund as well.
It was a great event that was enjoyed by all participants, many returning for the third consecutive year. We hope to see them all back again for the POC 2012 event!
We sadly bid adieu to Bree McCulloch who has been leading cooking with the students of the Coconut Club every Tuesday for over a year now, how time flies! With Bree's patient guidance the students have whipped up everything from cupcakes to hamburgers! Thank you so much for all your help and generosity of spirit; you will be dearly missed!
Big thanks go out to June Murphy who hand sewed 150 bags for birthday presents for the students of Coconut Club! They turned out great and the children absolutely loved them. Additional thanks to Erin Boyle and Adrian Staunton who transported the bags and other donations they collected from their lovely friends and family including: Karen Boyle, Lynn Kearvell, Premier Art Supplies in Adelaide, Sue Mellor, Sally Choo, Irene VanSetten, Allyson Cervelli, Dorothy Callaghan, Kate Giles, and Kaaren Haywood. Thank you all for your generous donations!
Michael Harries and fellow classmates in Hong Kong recently organized a father's day card and bake sale event on June 17th to help raise money for PHBGTU Foundation. Through their hard work they were able to raise a total of 10,000 baht! Way to go guys and thank you so much for your efforts to help the children of Phuket!
Island Technology had a great 10 year anniversary bash at Thanyapura Sports & Leisure Club on Saturday 4th June. Over 200 guests enjoyed spectacular entertainment whilst celebrating Island Technology's success. Rather than bringing gifts, Island Technology kindly asked guests to donate to the Foundation. Over 24,000 was donated on the night and Island Technology kindly rounded the donations up to 30,000 baht. Thank you Khun Gay, and all of our staff for a great night and great support!!
On Saturday May 7th, Phuket Has Been Good To Us Foundation held the second-annual May Ball at the Sheraton Grande Laguna Phuket. This lovely night featured a four-course dinner with a wide selection of drinks for the guests to enjoy before the entertainment began. Complete with Al Chappes piano tunes and Rihanna's great moves, the guests received their share of entertainment before a long night of dancing. The night didn't end there, an after party was held at Tapas Tree where many continued the dancing until the late hours of the night. Overall, it was a great night in which PHBGTU Foundation raised over 2 million Baht, half of our annual expenses. Thanks to all who came to this memorable night and contributed to help the children of Phuket!
Each Saturday at the Kata Beach Resort guests can watch Coco the Clown perform while enjoying a great 'all you can eat' buffet. All donations go to PHBGTU! So don't wait and head down to Kata Beach Resort.
At 8.30pm on Saturday 26 March 2011, Earth Hour will celebrate a worldwide commitment to ongoing change for the betterment of the one thing that unites us all - the planet. There is more information at the site www.earthhourphuket.com.


Dr. Jim is a general surgeon in the Saint Louis area. He is affiliated with Barnes-Jewish West County Hospital and 3 more hospitals.
Dr. Jim saw more vascular disease patients than 75% of similar doctors in the Greater St. Louis area in 2014–2018. Learn more.
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Dr. Jim treated complete blood count (CBC) patients in 2014–2018, but we couldn't determine from our database whether he was was a top doctor for complete blood count (CBC) in the Greater St. Louis area during 2014–2018. Learn more.
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Hideko Udagawa (violin)
Hideko Udagawa has performed extensively throughout the world and captivates international audiences with her artistry and enthusiasm. Critics have acclaimed her performances, commending her passionate commitment, dazzling agility and refinement of taste. As a protégée of Nathan Milstein, she has inherited the great Russian romantic tradition of violin playing. Her performances have spanned 30 countries across Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific, and more than 100 cities and towns in the United Kingdom alone.
Ms Udagawa made her orchestral debut in London with the London Symphony Orchestra under Sir Charles Mackerras, playing Bruch's G minor concerto at the Barbican Hall. Highlights from her other engagements include performances with the Philharmonia under Leonard Slatkin, Royal Philharmonic under Paavo Järvi, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic under Marek Janowski, City of Birmingham Symphony under Okko Kamu, London Mozart Players under Matthias Bamert, Russian National under Paavo Berglund, Moscow Philharmonic under Fedor Glushchenko, as well as English Chamber, National Symphony and Bavarian Radio orchestras.
In addition, she has made a twelve city tour in North America with the Mozarteum Orchestra of Salzburg and tours in Japan with Warsaw Philharmonic under Kazimierz Kord and with Japan Philharmonic. She has also toured as a guest soloist with many visiting orchestras to the United Kingdom, including Berlin Symphony, Polish Chamber and Bucharest Philharmonic. Invitations to many international festivals have included the George Enescu, City of London, Norfolk & Norwich, Perth, Brno, Ankara and Assisi festivals.
In addition to live performances, Ms Udagawa has made a number of recordings which draw on her wide-ranging repertoire of over 40 concerti. She is particularly enthusiastic about discovering great unrecorded works. Her CD of works by Aram Khachaturian with the pianist Boris Berezovsky, for Koch International, includes seven world premiere recordings and her recent CD of works by Rachmaninov with the pianist Konstantin Lifschitz, for Signum Records, is the first ever collection of this popular composer's works for violin and piano and includes previously unrecorded pieces.
Other recordings include the Bruch and Brahms Violin Concerti with London Symphony under Sir Charles Mackerras for Chandos and Glazunov's Violin Concerto, together with other works by Tchaikovsky, Chausson, Sarasate and Saint-Säens, with London Philharmonic on Carlton Classics. She has also made recordings of Heifetz transcriptions with Pavel Gililov for ASV and violin virtuoso pieces for Toshiba-EMI.
As the great-grand-daughter of one of Japan's historically most influential prime ministers, she enjoys the international performer's role as a cultural ambassador. Among several performances for the United Nations, she played at its 50th anniversary concerts in Vienna's Konzerthaus and the Victoria Hall in Geneva. She has also presented a recital in Tokyo in the presence of their Imperial Highnesses, the Crown Prince and Princess of Japan.
Hideko Udagawa studied with Nathan Milstein, who was her only teacher in the West, in London and at the Juilliard School in New York. After living in Tokyo and New York, she is now making her home in London.
www.hidekoudagawa.com
Complete works available for download
Alphabetical listing of all musical works

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"I was walking up the Miami Beach boardwalk to the Fontainebleau Hotel where Sinatra was staying...I just reached out with the letter in my hand and he took it. He opened it, read it...turned to his security men and said, "this kid's with me." I never found out what Ava said to him in that letter. From that moment on, I was part of his inner circle." - Terry O'Neill. From The Beatles to the Rolling Stones, Terry O'Neill fast became the photographer of the 1960s. Having an eye - and ear - for music and musicians, he instinctively knew what bands to focus on. And they in turn trusted him. "I remember sitting in a pub with the Beatles and the Stones. We were just hanging-out and talking about what we'd do next, after all of this was over. By this, we meant the fame, being the 'new kids of the moment'. Usually, this sort of celebrity doesn't last. Little did we know that 60 years later, we'd still be at it." Music lead O'Neill to Hollywood and working with stars resulted not only in to memorable moments but long-lasting friendships. He travelled with Frank Sinatra. Took Raquel Welch to the beach. Went in the ring with Ali. Put The Who in a cage. O'Neill captured many of the most unforgettable faces from the frontline of fame, and his photographs exude his own brand of serene simplicity, intimate behind-the-scene moments and the rare quality of trust between photographer and subject. The list of people Terry O'Neill has worked with over the past 60 years is a Who's Who in celebrity; from film to music, sports to politics. Terry O'Neill: Every Picture Tells a Story is like going through a walking tour of memory by a man who has seen, met and photographed them all.


The christening of Prince Louis has been marked by the release of a set of family photographs.
The four images were taken by celebrity photographer Matt Holyoak following the baptism in The Chapel Royal at St James's Palace.
"Everyone was so relaxed and in such good spirits, it was an absolute pleasure," Mr Holyoak said.
The photos were taken in the morning room and garden of Clarence House.
A further picture of the baby prince, alert and with a wide open-mouth smile, was taken by Matt Porteous, chosen by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to be their private photographer for the day.
The christening on Monday 9 July was the first time William, Kate and their three children had been seen together as a family of five.
Louis was sleeping as he was carried into the chapel for the 40-minute ceremony.
The duchess was heard describing him as "very relaxed and peaceful".
"I hope he stays like this," she joked to the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby.
Also appearing in the photos are the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, and the Middleton family, including Kate's sister Pippa and her brother James.
Image caption Prince Louis at his christening, being held by his mother, the Duchess of Cambridge.
Mr Holyoak has previously taken the portraits marking the 70th wedding anniversary of the Queen and Prince Philip.
He said he hoped he had captured the "joy" of the christening in his photos.
All pictures subject to copyright.


Image caption Could harvesting horns from rhinos like these be a way of saving the species?
A group of environmental researchers says that legalising the trade in rhinoceros horn is necessary to save the animals.
Writing in Science journal, they argue that a global ban has failed to stem an "insatiable international demand".
The authors say the market could be met by humanely shaving the horns of live rhinos.
At present in South Africa, poachers are on average killing around two rhinos every day.
According to the lead author of the research Dr Duan Biggs from the University of Queensland, poaching is now out of control.
"The current situation is failing, the longer we wait to put in place a legal trade the more rhinos we lose," he told BBC News.
"It is an urgent issue, we must start the process of getting a legal trade evaluated and put in place soon."
At present it is estimated that there are around 20,000 white rhinos left with the majority in South Africa and Namibia. There are also an estimated 5,000 black rhinos still alive, but the western black rhino was declared extinct in 2011.
Any trade in rhino horn is prohibited under the Convention on the international trade in endangered species (Cites). Delegates from 178 countries will meet in Bangkok next week to update the 40 year old treaty.
But according to the Science paper, the ban is actually boosting illegal poaching by constricting the supply of rhino horn and driving up the price. In 1993 a kilogramme sold for around $4,700 - In 2012 it was selling for $65,000 for the equivalent weight.
Attempts to restrict the trade by persuading consumers of Chinese medicine that rhino horn has no therapeutic effect have also failed.
Image caption Conservation workers remove the horn from a rhino to make them less attractive to poachers.
In their report, the researchers argue that by humanely shaving the horns of live rhinos, enough material could be generated to meet global demand. Rhinos grow about 0.9kg of horn each year and the scientists say that the risks to the animals from horn "harvesting" are minimal.
The researchers advocate the setting up of a central selling organisation that could DNA fingerprint the shavings and control the market. Rhino horn would be legal, cheaper and easier to obtain they say.
But many wildlife campaigners fundamentally disagree.
"We don't support the idea of legalised trade at this time because we just don't think it is enforceable," says Dr Colman O'Criodain, a wildlife trade policy analyst with WWF.
"The markets where the trade would be directed, particularly Vietnam, we aren't satisfied that they have the enforcement regime in place that would prevent the laundering of wild rhino through this route."
"We don't think it would stop the poaching crisis, we think the legal trade could make it worse," he added.
But Dr Biggs and colleagues point to the experience with crocodiles as an example of how a legalised trading regime can work for the benefit of a threatened species.
"There has been a very successful legal trade for some time now which has more or less eradicated pressures on wild crocodile populations," he said.
"We have strong evidence that it works and the crocodile example shows it can work in low income countries and those without a strong governance structure."
The scientists say they don't like the idea of a legalised trade but believe it is the lesser of two evils. They also argue that because of the trade ban, conservation resources are being taken away from other actions and are being redirected to anti poaching.
"Essentially what is being created is a pseudo war with people some from the local communities who are involved in poaching," says Dr Biggs.
While no proposal to lift the ban is on the table at next week's Cites meeting in Bangkok, the South African government is said to be investigating the issue and says that discussions in the Thai capital will guide their position.
Could legalising horn trade save rhinos?


This station allows for the printing of full-colour and high-resolution photos, images, logos, text, generating high quality and vivid colours. It can be configured according to the various graphic personalization needed.
Performance: up to 1,800 cards per hour.


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ART IN TRANSITION
Thursday 27 October 2011, 6pm
Lecture Theatre 1, Royal College of Art, Kensington Gore, London SW7 2EU
(please use Jay Mews entrance)
Polish artist Ewa Partum will be in conversation with curator Dorota Monkiewicz, followed by a Q&A with the artist at the Royal College of Art, London.
The talk is presented by the Curating Contemporary Art programme at the Royal College of Art in collaboration with the Polish Cultural Institute, London and the City of Wrocław, Poland.
Partum and Monkiewicz will present and discuss the artist's most important works created between 1969 and 2000s, including 'The Legality of Space', 'Poems by Ewa', 'Change', 'Women, Marriage Is Against You!', 'Homage to Solidarity', 'Active Poetry' and others. The conversation will focus on performance strategies in Partum's practice in the changing social and political context in Poland from the 1960s until the present day.
Ewa Partum is a conceptual artist, performance artist, film-maker and mail artist engaged in linguistic activities. Born in 1945 in Grodzisk Mazowiecki near Warsaw, Partum studied at the State Higher School of Fine Arts in Łódź from 1963 to 1965. She went on to study in the painting department at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw from 1965 to 1970, where she earned her diploma through her work in poetry as art. Since 1969 she has been engaged in linguistic activities in an effort to discover a new artistic language. She has taken part in linguistic actions and installations which have been exhibited both in galleries and outdoors. In the years 1972-77 she ran her own art gallery in Łódź,, The Adres Gallery, in which she presented conceptual art and, documentation of the Fluxus artists' works, among other practices. Since 1983 she has lived in Berlin. Her works can be found in the collections of, among others, Tate Modern, London, Great Britain and the National Museum Reina Sofia, Madrid, Spain ('Active Poetry', 'Poem by Ewa'), Muzeum Sztuki, Łódz, Poland ('Change'), Generali Foundation, Wien, Austria ('Active Poetry', 'Poem by Ewa'), Signum Foundation in Poznań, Poland and in Venice, Italy ('Hommage a Solidarność'), Frac-Lorrain collection, Metz, France ('Active Poetry', 'Poem by Ewa', 'Change, My Problem is a Problem of a Woman').
Dorota Monkiewicz is an art historian, curator and art critic. For nearly two decades she was a curator of modern and contemporary art at the National Museum in Warsaw. In 1996 she set up the Foundation of Contemporary Art of the National Museum in Warsaw, whose goal was to finance and organize new acquisitions of contemporary art for the Museum. In the years 2005-2007 she worked on the Programming Committee of the new Museum of Contemporary Art in Warsaw. She is also a co-author of the programme of the Wrocław Contemporary Museum Wrocław (2007). In May 2011 she was appointed its director. Dorota Monkiewicz lectures on the Postgraduate Curatorial Studies at the Jagiellonian University in Cracow. She has also curated numerous exhibitions and conferences on contemporary Polish and international art, was an author of experimental displays of museum collections and has published over one hundred texts, including essays, articles, catalogue entries, exhibition reviews, catalogues and books on modern and contemporary art, museum collecting, and curatorial practice. She has curated Ewa Partum's retrospective exhibition ("Samoidentyfikacja", Królikarnia, Warsaw, 2006) and initiated the publication of an extensive monograph on her.
The concept and coordination of the talk is by Michał Bieniek an MPhil student on the Curating Contemporary Art programme at the Royal College of Art. Bieniek is an artist and curator, and Chairman of the Board of the Art Transparent Contemporary Art Foundation in Wrocław, Poland. His current research at the RCA investigates artistic strategies in the public space in Poland before 1989 and today.


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file:       Correct_drift_(CC_linear).py
author:     Michael Entrup b. Epping (michael.entrup@wwu.de)
version:    20170306
info:       A script that corrects the drift between any number of images.
            Normalized cross correlation is used for drift detection.
            The images are not changed. A stack is created that holds the corrected images.
"""
# pylint: disable-msg=C0103
# pylint: enable-msg=C0103

from __future__ import with_statement, division

# pylint: disable-msg=E0401
from EFTEMj_pyLib import CorrectDrift as drift
from EFTEMj_pyLib import Tools as tools
# pylint: enable-msg=E0401

def run_script():
    """Function to be run when this file is used as a script
    """
    images = tools.get_images()
    if not images:
        return
    elif len(images) >= 2:
        corrected_stack = drift.get_corrected_stack_linear(images, 'CC')
        corrected_stack.copyScale(images[0])
        corrected_stack.show()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    run_script()

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The shots from Gregg Giannotti are the gift that keeps on giving. Asked by then WFAN host Craig Carton who his favorite co-host is, Gio, doing Joe Benigno, says: "I do like doing shows with Kim, Kim Jones, because she looks a little bit different from the other guys if you know what I mean. Cause she's a woman, if you know what I mean. They're men and she's a woman so that's why I like looking at her...if you know what I mean."
Creepy. But not as creepy as Giannotti as Benigno asking a female caller if she is hot.


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Contains beets, yogurt, apple and lemon juices. Yields eight. Serve cold.
Basic recipe makes eight servings, at Recipe Source.
Vegetarian recipe makes eight servings, at Recipe Source.
Made from chicken stock and a variety of ingredients. Makes twelve servings, at RecipeSource.
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Calls for potatoes, eggs, brown sugar, and sour cream. Six servings, from Recipe Source.
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Uses beef brisket, onions, cabbage, lemon juice, potatoes, and beets.
Uses lobster, haddock, eel, and crab along with a variety of other ingredients.


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Home > Sport > General > Welshman Shore vying for title at Cage Warriors 100 homecoming
Welshman Shore vying for title at Cage Warriors 100 homecoming
Oliver Lewis
CAGE Warriors is returning to Cardiff for what the organisation is calling the biggest event in its history.
The Mixed Martial Arts event, which combines striking (punches and kicks) with grappling and wrestling, is heading to Ice Arena Wales on December 8.
In the 16 years since it began, Cage Warriors has enjoyed plenty of success in Britain, playing a part in UFC phenomenon Conor McGregor's rise to the top of the sport.
Other stars to come through the Cage Warriors ranks include former UFC middleweight champion Michael Bisping, Dan Hardy and Gegard Mousasi.
CW100 will see undefeated Welshman Jack Shore, from Arbertillery, fight for the bantamweight title against fellow unbeaten prospect Mike Ekundayo, after Nathaniel Wood vacated the belt when he signed with the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
Shore, 23, is trained by his father, Richard and has a well-rounded skill set. Three of his nine professional wins have been via striking (punches and elbows), five have come through submission (chokes and armbars), and one has come via decision.
His opponent Ekundayo is better known as a striker, with four of his seven victories coming via Technical Knock Out (TKO).
The title once belonged to fellow Welshman Brett Johns, who is now competing in the UFC's bantamweight division.
Europe's leading MMA promotion is marking its 100th event with a stacked fight card on December 8 – and will feature fellow Welshmen Josh Reed, of Blaenau, Gwent and Kris Edwards, from Abertillery.
Unbeaten prospect Shore told the Cage Warriors official website: "I can't thank the Welsh fans enough for the support they've shown me throughout my career, and now its time to finally bring the title home for them.
"Cage Warriors in Cardiff was an unforgettable night and CW100 will top it. I'll make sure of that," said the young gun, who is undefeated in nine professional bouts.
Last month, Cage Warriors president Graham Boylan couldn't contain his excitement for the event, tweeting: "This card is seriously getting out of control."
"Knowing the fights we have agreed and contracted, I genuinely believe this fight card is going to be a show for the ages. Fights I didn't think would happen are ON."
Only a few tickets remain on sale and can be found here.
cage warriors, cardiff, MMA
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My name is Ollie Lewis and I am a trainee journalist at Cardiff University. I have a keen interest in news and sport - in particular football and MMA/boxing.


KUALA LUMPUR: Former beauty queen Deborah Henry married Malaysian entrepreneur Dr Rajiv Bhanot in a lavish two-day ceremony in Udaipur, India, attended by family and Malaysian glitterati.
The wedding took place at the luxurious grounds of the Leela Palace and the Oberoi Udaivilas hotels in the western state of Rajasthan.
The two-day event started with a Rajasthani welcome party at the Leela Palace on Friday before formal wedding services yesterday, which included a Hindu ceremony in the morning and a garden blessing in the evening.
The Miss Universe Malaysia 2011 and Miss Malaysia World 2007 was resplendent in an intricately embroidered coral-coloured lengha designed by Melinda Looi Couture for the morning ceremony, and a white veil and gown by Rizalman for the evening rituals.
According to Looi, the first outfit – which was fully hand-embroidered with beads and metalwork – featured peonies as the main floral motif.
"It took three weeks to complete the embroidery. The fabric is pure shantung silk from Spain and the skirt alone weighs more than 10kg!" said Looi.
The fashion designer, along with an entourage of friends from Malaysia, was present for the nuptials.
The guest list read like a who's who of Malaysia's most fashionable, including Naza Group joint group executive chairman S.M. Nasarudin S.M. Nasimuddin and his wife Marion Caunter, actress Sarah Lian, former national squash player Mohd Azlan Iskandar and his fashion entrepreneur wife Ung Yiu Lin, model/actress Kavita Sidhu and husband Roberto Guiati, businessman Mukesh Valiram and wife Roshan, Melium Group head of marketing and public relations Ferhat Nazri Aziz and Datuk Seri Andrew Abishegam, managing director of event management company X2 International.
Deborah, 31, and Dr Rajiv, 33, who have been a couple since 2014, celebrated the two-day event with family and friends.
A website set up for the happy union (www.deborajiv.com) states that the duo met in college when Deborah was just 16.
Many years later, they met again, and also became partners in Venuescape, the service that helps clients find the perfect venue for any occasion, and then plan, set up and decorate as well.
Dr Rajiv is managing director while Deborah is strategic development director.
The stunning Oberoi Udaivilas was a fitting venue for the couple's glittering tradition-filled ceremony.
Located on the banks of Lake Pichola, the property stands on the 200-year-old hunting grounds of the Maharana of Mewar and is spread over 20ha, including an 8ha wildlife sanctuary with deer and wild boar.


GOTO INC is going to attend at IMERSA SUMMIT 2017, which will be held at Denver Museum of Nature and Science between February 22-26, 2017.
During this summit, GOTO INC is scheduled to show The Man from the 9 Dimensions, which was produced by National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation (Miraikan).
This show was already awarded 3 titles since Miraikan premiered the show last year.
We are looking forward to many people taking this opportunity to watch this show in Denver.
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The NSW Government's Draft Biodiversity Conservation Investment Strategy 2017-2037 proposes public investment in private land conservation. The Strategy faces a politically uncertain future as it is underpinned by a government's investment promise of $240 million funding over five years, with $70 million in ongoing annual funding subject to performance reviews.
A special thank you to all 1644 objectors who wrote to the Planning Assessment Commission opposing Manildra's Invincible mine proposal to restart open-cut mining in the woodlands of the Gardens of Stone. Manildra says it needs to get the "Invincible" mine restarted to run its ethanol plant efficiently, but the Australia Institute has revealed that over 80% of the value of the proposed mine is coal for the Mt Piper Power Plant.
The Rock Gardeners The Gardeners of Stone guard the temples of doomWhere the rocks wind and bend in a mist laden room.They tender the haven of many a delightWithout trowel or shovel, just stealth in the night. We are the Gardeners, in the Gardens of Stone Gardens of treasure, Of nature alone. Across these pagodas things move every which way, As nobody intended; so The Gardeners say.
Banner event, Sunday November 26th was a great success held at the top of the hill, State Mine Gully Road, via Lithgow, in Newnes State Forest Awareness of the Gardens of Stone reserve proposal was raised and another spectacular pagoda-studded location explored.
Could you please take action to help fight off open-cut coal mining in the Gardens of Stone region at Ben Bullen State Forest 25km north-west of Lithgow. Manildra's - a starch and ethanol company that has no real business in coal - wishes to restart the twice rejected Invincible open-cut mine in the Ben Bullen State Forest. It has set up a subsidiary, Castlereagh Coal, to push this proposal through.
Upland Swamps in the Sydney Region by Ann Young is now available.
The setting up of national parks systems has been a global conservation phenomenon. It is therefore very important that international recognition is given to how the movement began. Probably the best world example of this birthing in a largely natural area is the establishment of Royal National Park that had a major influence on the development of national parks not only in New South Wales but also in the other colonies.
March 28th marks the mid-point in the four-year election cycle and NSW Environment Groups have reviewed progress based on the Our Environment, Our Future - Policies for the 2015 NSW Election and Beyond report. This document set out 25 key policy asks across eight broad environment themes and it is on this 2015 report that the NSW Government's performance has been bench marked.
A grab-bag of tourist proposals in the draft Blue Mountains Destination Management Plan on exhibition seeks to double visitor expenditure but seems to be a speculative exercise. Its exclusive resort proposals would drag visitors away from small business while massive plans for coach tourism will place a further tourist cost burden on council through parking and waste collection.
The new year starts with a bid by Centennial Coal to continue polluting Sydney's drinking water that flies in the face of last year's announcement to remove Springvale's mine water from the Coxs River. Please make a submission objecting to Centennial Coal's on-going pollution of the Coxs River, the World Heritage Area and Sydney's drinking water supplies.