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Q: No operator matchesYou might need to add explicit type casts django postgres i was trying to access artist_type based on id when i try domain.com/artist/3 i get this error:
operator does not exist: character varying = integer
LINE 1: ...main_site_artist" WHERE "main_site_artist"."artist_type" = 3
                                                                ^
HINT:  No operator matches the given name and argument types. You might need to add explicit type casts.

as i can see in table there are 2 artist_type with id 3.
as i am filtering artist based on artist_type
this is models.py:
from django.db import models

class artist(models.Model):
  CHOICES = (
      (0, 'celebrities'),
      (1, 'singer'),
      (2, 'comedian'),
      (3, 'dancer'),
      (4, 'model'),
      (5, 'Photographer')
  )
  artist_name = models.CharField(max_length = 50)
  artist_type = models.IntegerField(choices = CHOICES)
  description = models.TextField(max_length = 500)

  def __str__(self):
    return self.artist_name

this is my database table:
celeb=# select * from main_site_artist;

id | artist_name | artist_type |  description
----+-------------+-------------+----------------
1 | test        | 1           | test
2 | aka         | 3           | aka
3 | test2       | 4           | aka
4 | sonu        | 3           | aka moth
5 | norma       | 0           | its norma here

urls.py:
from django.urls import path
from . import views

urlpatterns = [
 path('',views.index, name='mainsite-index'),
 path('about/',views.about, name='mainsite-about'),
 path('contact/', views.contact, name='mainsite-contact'),
 path('artist/<int:artist_type>/',views.talent, name='mainsite-talent'),
 path('book_artist/', views.artist_booking, name="artist_book")

]
views.py:
 def talent(request, artist_type):
        artists = artist.objects.filter(artist_type = int(artist_type))
        context = {
                 'aka': artists
        }
        return render(request, 'main_site/talent.html', context)

this is base.html where i will click :

 Celebrities

 Singer

 Comedian

 Dancer

 Model

 Photographer

now when i access localhost:8000 i get this error:
Reverse for 'mainsite-talent' with no arguments not found. 1 pattern(s) tried: ['artist/(?P<artist_type>[0-9]+)/$']

and with localhost:8000/artist/3 still same error:
You might need to add explicit type casts.


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Home » Issues » August 1981 » Air
Bill Boddy
An Occasional Section Devoted to Aeronautical Affairs
After the War, an "Aerial Derby"
In the beginning the aeroplane was an object of mystery and mistrust to most people, and those who flew them were regarded as "intrepid birdmen", far removed from ordinary mortals. The war of 1914/18 changed that to some extent, as it did the idea that only the wealthy could afford motor cars. So many ordinary citizens had come into contact with the hitherto inaccessible flying machine, in the capacity of fitters, riggers, air mechanics and observers, if not quite so often in the exalted status of pilots, that after the Armistice aeroplanes were of much greater interest and better understood. Imagine, then, the interest that the first post-war "Aerial Derby", as the leading air-race was known, should have aroused. Even those far removed from the fighting-line had become conscious of aeroplanes, due to the war. I remember as a very small boy living with my mother in South London, with my father away in Flanders (from whence he was not to return), being taken into the house basement in the middle of the night, along with many grown-ups, because, I was told, "a novice airman was up and might collide with the chimneys". I also seem to recall the more hysterical women waving to our "gallant airmen", when their machines flew low over the houses after an air-raid alert had sounded, or after a raid was over. Memory suggests the machines (Sopwith Camels possibly) were flying from the centre of London towards the South-West, but whether they were returning, from a zeppelin interception, to Kenley or Croydon or had taken off from somewhere like Chingford or Hornchurch and were heading for the coast, I shall never know.
What I am trying to say is that the aeroplane was regarded as an exciting aspect of life by 1918, so that one would have expected immense interest to be displayed in the first post-Armistice "Aerial Derby", to be flown from Hendon in the summer of 1919. After all, even those of specialised tastes and rich enough to have attended aeroplane races at Hendon and motor-racing at Brooklands before the war, should have been excited by the news of this first post-war air-race, because there wouldn't be a resumption of Brooklands racing until 1920 and, apart from a solitary speed trial in Middlesex and a South Harting hill-climb on the same day, there were no motoring thrills to detract from the "Aerial Derby".
Admittedly, before it took place on June 21st, 1919, the first Atlantic crossing by an aeroplane had taken place, by the Rolls-Royce-engined Vickers Vimy, and a number of other long-distance flights had succeeded, proving the coming-of-age, as it were, of the aeroplane. But such feats were newspaper stories to all except the handful of persons directly concerned. So it might have been expected that the first important post-war air race would attract great attention, and so I decided to take a look-back at what happened. I would like to thank Richard T. Riding, Editor of Aeroplane Monthly, who generously placed archival material at my disposal.
There had been these so-called "Aerial Derbys" before the 1919 race. The first had taken place in 1912, won by Tom Sopwith's Bleriot, at 58.5 m.p.h. In 1913 it was repeated, the winner being Gustav Hamel, who averaged 76 m.p.h. in a Moraine-Saulnier. In 1914, two months before war broke out, the third race in this illustrious series was a victory for the same make of aeroplane, flown by W.L. Brock. He averaged 71.9 m.p.h. Note, however, that these speeds were tame compared to what racing cars had achieved — at Brooklands lap speeds of over 100 m.p.h. were fairly common and by 1914 Resta's V12 Sunbeam had lapped at nearly 114 m.p.h., while the Land Speed Record stood at over 124 m.p.h. However, the war greatly accelerated aeroplane performance and it might have been thought that those who had seen dog-fights between single-seater fighters over the Western Front might have been excited about post-war racing aeroplanes fighting it out above the peaceful English meadows and little villages, to preserve the freedom of which so many had lain down their lives.
In fact, it wasn't quite like that! The Aeroplane bewailed the fact that "even the advertisement given to flying during the war has not convinced either the newspapers or the better classes of Society that aeroplane racing is as important as horse racing to the future of this country". However, a quite good crowd assembled to see the first post-war event, HM Queen Alexandra (who in 1914 had asked to see a fast car lapping Brooklands Track although she was supposed to dislike aeroplanes) attended, accompanied by Princess Victoria and Gen. Sir Dighton Probyn, Claude Grahame-White meeting the Royal visitors. It was obviously intended that the race should attract spectators, because it didn't start until 3.52 p.m. C.G. Grey, reporting the race for his paper, remarked on "many fine cars and some quite good people" being present, the latter accommodated in what he called "cattle-pens", meaning the private boxes, while Flight referred to moderate crowds in the enclosures, gay gowns, and "bookies". There was a proper scoreboard. The weather had been wet in the morning and a strong gusty wind continued to blow.
The race, called the Victory Aerial Derby, was over two laps of a course with turning points at Hendon, Kempton Park, Epsom, West Thurrock, Epping, Hertford, Epping again, back to Hendon's No. 1 pylon, a distance of 189 miles. The Daily Mail, that strong supporter of aviation endeavours, gave a Gold Trophy for the outright winner, which was supplemented by Shell's £500 prize, and there was a Sealed-Handicap, the winner of which received the Shell Trophy and £100, the petrol company giving other prizes as well. The starter was C.T. Glazebrook, the handicapper Major Ledeboer, and Maj.-Gen. Sir F.H. Sykes presented the awards.
The idea of fast aeroplances flying round the outskirts of London, some still on the secret-list, others flying for the very first time, should surely have aroused enthusiasm. Flight thought the event "an immense success in every way", but Charles Grey, Editor of The Aeroplane, was less keen, saying that it was "on the whole quite a satisfactory effort, despite the best efforts of the Air Ministry to ruin it". Anyway, for an hour before starting-time the competing machines were pushed and pulled into a line-up. There were 12 of them. Lt. Nisbet had a mainly-standard Martinsyde F4, with 275 h.p. Rolls-Royce Falcon engine, the type of biplane that held the Paris-London and other records. With it was Lt. Tait-Cox's Nieuport Land Commercial No. 1, with 320 h.p. ABC Dragonfly engine, another almost standard machine but with the second cockpit faired over.
Major Draper (who achieved notoriety many years later for flying beneath several Thames' bridges and who has written an excellent book) had a BAT Bantam (170 h.p. ABC Wasp) with its wing reduced in span and Clifford Prodger flew a normal BAT Bantam. Lt.-Col. Henderson, who formed the Brooklands Flying School, had wanted to race a Martinsyde F4 but the Air Ministry claimed it belonged to them, so he substituted an Avro two-seater biplane, powering it with the biggest Le Rhone engine, of 180 h.p. Marcus Manton (cousin of Grenville Manton who later joined Motor Sport's Editoral staff and whose obituary we published last March) was to fly a DH4 Airco (375 h.p. Rolls-Royce Eagle) with the passenger's cockpit faired over. Capt. Saint had a normal DH9 Airco three-seater (230 h.p. Siddeley Puma) and Major Smith a Bristol monoplane (110 h.p. Le Rhone). Two Graham-White Bantams (80 h.p. Le Rhones) were flown by Capt. Chamberlayne and Major Carr, and the smallest aeroplane in the contest was the graceful Avro Baby, piloted by Capt. Hamersley, its 35/40 h.p. Green engine dating back to 1910, it having been used in the original Avro biplane. The most powerful machine in the race was the Airco DH4R of Capt. Gathergood, which had a 450 h.p. Napier Lion engine, of the kind that was to power a number of LSR cars and Cobb's Napier-Railton, in later years. The bottom wing had been cut down in span to reduce drag, although the uncowled engine had been raised in the flat nose and the radiator slung transversely below it. This was a machine built to race, and although it was said by C.G. Grey to drag itself along rather than float through the air like other DH machines, those who liked brute-force racing machines must have enjoyed seeing it in action.
That, then, was the race entry-list, one monoplane among the war-time biplanes. The Airco-Lion DH4R had been completed only the day before, arriving on race-morning with a brand-new engine and Manton's DH-4 up for the very first time just before the start. The Avro Baby had flown in from Southampton that morning.
The morning also saw some spectators arrive by air, including a few Service pilots, a Bristol fighter, two 50 h.p. L & P machines each with three occupants, one a famous boxer, and J.H. James in a Nieuport Nighthawk, which was to give an excellent exhibition of aerobatic flying. That great pilot Harry Hawker, who a year later was driving the big V12 Sunbeam and an AC Lightcar at Brooklands, also landed, in his race-entered fast Sopwith "Snapper" (320 h.p. ABC Dragonfly), only to announce that he wouldn't be starting because the Government said the engine was still their property! There were two more non-starters, Major Vaughan's BAT, whose machine was taken over by Major Draper as his little BAT FK27 sports two-seater wasn't ready, and Lt. Turner's 5-seater BAT FK26, which had damaged its under cart.
So, at last, under the skilled direction of Bernard Isaac, the race started. After just under an hour and a half all the competitors had left, the Avro Baby being given a start of 85 min. over test-pilot Gathergood's Airco DH4R. The sight must have pleased aviation enthusiasts, the Bristol monoplane with its red spinner, the Tait-Cock Nieuport painted in blue-and-yellow checks, the scratch DH4R with its prominent vertical exhaust stacks, and the exciting looking G-W Bantam, giving the flavour of real racing aeroplanes, while those contemplating crossing the Channel by the new Air Services (to start two months later, with a DH4A, between Hounslow and Le Bourget) must have been interested in the two Airco entries. After the competitors had left, the onlookers at Hendon were treated to parachute descents by Prof. Newall, or they could have joy-rides in Avros and Blackburn Kangaroos.
As the racing machines appeared at the end of the first lap Gathergood was seen to have made up all his handicap and the DH4R was in the lead, followed by the jazz-pained Nieuport that had started four minutes before him, and the Martinsyde F4. Manton was 4th, chased by Chris Draper who cornered very neatly in the "Skinned Bat", finished in white with a black cowl over its engine. Major Carr's single-seater G-W Bantam had come down at Hounslow with its Le Rhone engine in trouble, Prodger's BAT Bantam had landed at Fairlop with a broken tappet-rods in its ABC engine, and the Bristol monoplane came in off-course, circled, and landed neatly, its Le Rhone engine misfiring. During the second lap the other G-W Bantam dropped out at Epsom, and the alleged fastest machine in the race, Tait-Cox's Nieuport, retired at West Thurrock when its ABC Dragonfly engine, acquired inspite of Air Ministry bans, expired, with, it was said, nothing more serious than a punctured carburetter-float.
As the smooth-running Green engine had wafted the Avro Baby off on its second lap Gathergood had been close behind, almost lapping it. He came in the winner, at an average speed of 129.34 m.p.h., the DH Airco-Lion having been in the air for 87 min. 42 sec. Nisbet's Martinsyde was second, and there was a very close finish for 3rd place between Manton and Draper, in that order. The Avro Baby deservedly won the Handicap, at 70.3 m.p.h. after a flight lasting nearly 2 hr. 42 min. It beat Draper and Nisbet in this section of the Aerial Derby and then went up and did some very polished aerobatics. The Henderson Avro, incidentally, averaged 75.22 mph.
Thus ended the 1919 Aerial Derby, Gathergood being carried shoulder-high from his aeroplane and presented to Queen Alexandra. The ranks of the pilots was a reminder of the recent war and I have no doubt the forced-landings caused crowds to collect, remembering how much excitement such happenings caused in the 1920s and 30s, and even do today. Except that some of them may have been on Service aerodromes. Does anyone remember them? C.G. Grey of The Aeroplane, who criticised the poor catering and said the machines would have been 20 m.p.h. faster but for the Air Ministry trying to spoil the sport, was also cross that a Kangaroo and a G-W Avre carrying a parachutist were in the sky as the winning Airco DH4R came over the winning line, confusing those who had but a meagre idea of which aeroplane was which. . . .
The Aerial Derby was run again in subsequent years, but by 1924 the King's Cup Race replaced it. It attracted such exciting racing aeroplanes as the Martinsyde Semiquaver, the Bristol Bullet, and the Gloucestershire Mars I-Bamel, etc. Although motor-racing at Brooklands and elsewhere seems to have been more popular, speed in the air soon left that of racing cars behind, as the accompanying tables show.
Nevertheless, I wish I could have seen those aeroplanes roaring and stuttering round the course, piloted by skilled, leather-clad, be-goggled men, in those early air-races. — W.B.

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Gary Andrew Porter, baron Porter de Spalding CBE est un homme politique conservateur britannique, chef de gouvernement local, membre de la Chambre des lords et conseiller de district de South Holland (Lincolnshire).

Biographie
Il fait ses études à l'Université De Montfort (BA, 2000) et à l'Université Canterbury Christ Church (Certificat de troisième cycle, 2011) .

Il est élu sans opposition à la présidence de l'Association des collectivités locales en  . Nommé pour une pairie à vie en   il est créé baron Porter de Spalding, de Spalding dans le comté de Lincolnshire le  .

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Let's say an individual who just got a 1 year employment authorization in the states is ready to go work for Horizon.
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Do you think Horizon would still hire that individual?
What are better options to maximize your flight time in a period of one year? Seems like corporate would be a better route but that's hard because your need to know a lot of people to actually get those jobs.
Regarding you would spend a couple months in training, then some time on reserve, is it even worth it?
Ask a recruiter. You would be on reserve for at least a few months, longer on the Q.


At the Gloria Loughman retreat I attended in June, I went against the flow and decided to create a single tree for my art quilt. This blog post shows the original photo that was my inspiration and my progress up to the end of the retreat weekend.
Since then, I've finished it.
I quilted the border with some freehand eucalyptus leaves then used a dark thread to fill in the spaces between the leaves.
Once it was quilted, I added a hanging sleeve (ready for display on a wall), binding, and a label. I'll put it up for sale on Etsy soon. It's now available for sale on Etsy: http://www.etsy.com/listing/77935502/estuarine-eucalypt-art-quilt.
Deciding on a price is an interesting exercise. I have to factor in part of the cost of the retreat (where I learned the fabric painting and other techniques), the cost of the fabric and threads (I guess I used 20+ different coloured threads in this piece), the cost of the electricity used to run my machines (and perhaps even a little towards the cost of the machines), and then there's the time… I estimate that this art quilt took a total of 40 or more hours to make — if I charged by the hourly rate I earn at my day job, it would cost much more than I'll charge for it.
In deciding a price, I checked out the Quilts category on Etsy, and then sorted the 36,000+ quilts found by price from the most expensive. I am amazed at the prices some people are charging for some of their work. In many cases, I can see the value as I know how much work goes into a piece. But for some of the $5000+ pieces, I have to wonder, especially when it is obvious that the quilt that's for sale doesn't even hang straight. Update May 2014: I've had this quilt valued, and the certificate of valuation is below. However the valuation only takes account the materials and techniques used and the quality of both — it takes no account of the time to learn the techniques nor the time taken to make the piece, which can be hundreds of hours.
Fantastic Rhonda – you have doen a wonderful quilt!!


The Asian Arowana is widely regarded as a feng shui symbol of good luck and prosperity. With their large, metallic scales, long fins and barbels, Arowana resemble chinese dragons and are thus often called Dragonfish. Their popularity as aquarium fish not only rest in the hopes of prosperity but it is also said that an arowana can preserve its owner from death by dying itself. Due to their large size of up to 90 cm (35 in) and very high price not everyone can afford to keep a live arowana at home. Countless figurines and golden statues, however, make ideal gifts for anyone.
CIT proudly presents a Dragonfish coin, the likes of which has never been minted before. Struck in smartminting technology, the gilded silver arowana sits on a black enamel background with its contour protruding out of the classic round coin frame. The characteristic large scales are laser treated to create a lifelike metallic sparkle.


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The Next Generation Enterprise: Business as a Service in the Cloud
De: Tree Web Solutions | Etichete: BaaS, Business-as-a-Service, Cloud
Businesses that see the cloud as the future of services are already living in the past - Cloud computing is no longer the future. It's the present. It's now. It's passe, even. Companies began adopting and implementing cloud computing several years ago, and they've driven the Darwinian-like evolution of cloud computing from What is the cloud?" to "How can we further extend and leverage the benefits of the cloud?" to "Can I run parts of or my entire business in the cloud?"
The cloud is not just about technology – it is a paradigm shift. It presents new economic models that companies can use to provision IT and services. Today, most organizations have started at least one cloud project, with the promise of costs savings and faster time to realize tangible revenues. More and more enterprises are turning to third-parties to reuse their solutions rather than lock their valuable capital in sourcing hardware and software themselves. This model is allowing those enterprises to get more efficient, lower costs and achieve business agility across multiple channels, markets and customer segments.
What began as client-server, virtualization, service-oriented architecture (SOA), distributed computing and time sharing has rapidly evolved into various forms of cloud computing beginning with Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS), then progressing to Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS) and most recently, advancing to Software-as-a-Service (SaaS). There are several intermediate stages in this evolution, such as Management-as-a-Service (MaaS) and Business Process-as-a-Service (BPaaS).
This "macroevolution" of the cloud begs the question, "What's next? What's the immediate future of the cloud, and where is it headed?"
MaaS began by providing security, policy management, authentication, disaster recovery, billing, provisioning, capacity planning, monitoring, and systems management.
IaaS provisioned hardware including processing, storage and networks to the consumer, while providing the consumer the capability to deploy and run both operating systems and applications on the provisioned resources.
PaaS took the premise of IaaS a few steps further by provisioning hardware computing resources, operating systems and platforms/tools, and giving the consumer the capability to deploy and run self-created or acquired applications built using programming languages and the provisioned tools.
SaaS extended PaaS by allowing consumers to provision their custom-built software business applications on top of hardware computing resources, operating systems and platforms/tools.
BPaaS allowed providers to provision horizontal or vertical business process services on using SaaS, built on top of PaaS, IaaS and MaaS.
The next step in this evolution is to move a business vertical or an entire business division into the cloud, in the form of Business-as-a-Service (BaaS). It's the service that will be provided to the consumer in the form of an integrated set of transactional and collaborative activities to accomplish a specific organizational goal. Comprehensive business services (offered as SaaS) will be orchestrated (as BPaaS), managed and monitored (as MaaS), run (as PaaS) and hosted (as IaaS) – all in cloud. This concept of Business as a Service will allow end-users and partners to remotely run and monitor entire business verticals in the cloud, and allow CXOs to focus on their core businesses instead. NorthStar is a one such example.
Using BaaS, vendors will not only host the software solution on their infrastructure on behalf of an organization but also take part in managing the business, to ensure goals are met. BaaS will bring together the architectural, modeling, technical, design, planning and monitoring templates and competencies necessary to allow an enterprise to quickly deliver low-cost, scalable and reliable business solutions to their customers. Additionally, BaaS will allow CXOs to accomplish specific organizational goals and jumpstart their businesses by providing relevant tools, operating models, SLAs and integrated sets of transactional and collaborative activities.
BaaS will bring to the table the following benefits:
Speed: Business vendor experience and complex, knowledge-based work to deliver the best business results, fast
Adaptability/Agility: Add on innovation from third parties to enterprise business processes
Scalability/Elasticity: Service availability to other companies with shared costs and shared risk options
Reliability/Repeatability: Process learning, improvement and automation internally and externally
Cost Flexibility: No capital investment with a subscription pricing model
Analytics: Performance, efficiency and cost improvement reports
Strategic Goal Focus: Greater efficiencies and innovative business capabilities by combining platforms, applications, infrastructure and knowledge processes
Collaboration: Improved communication between business and IT
Monitoring and Accountability: Real-time monitoring and management of business processes
BaaS isn't without some drawbacks, though most of them are arguably because of a lack of maturity. Without standards in place, the quality of service transparency and management will be questionable. Security of data, processes and applications will be another concern because of the lack of maturity of cloud security policies and standards. Finally, there is a lack of governance in cloud computing, with data consistency, integration, policy management and oversight still in their infancy. However, none of these are insurmountable, and as BaaS comes into its own and matures, these problems will vanish.
So where is cloud computing headed beyond BaaS? If VPNs, client-server and grid computing were classified as the pre-cloud era – version 0.1, then IaaS, PaaS and SaaS are the current mature standards in cloud computing – version 1.0. I foresee the next version of the cloud – version 2.0 – focused on businesses (BaaS), open standards, social media and mobile computing. Beyond that? XaaS – everything in the cloud, including Big Data.
Cloud computing isn't a revolution. It isn't the "next big thing". It isn't the "silver bullet" to the problems of infrastructure costs, reliability and scalability. It is the slow, but steady evolution of a thought process, a way of evolving business from one stage to the next. We're seeing the next stage of this evolution, as startups are being born in the cloud, and are shaping very future of the cloud itself.
Source: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/next-generation-enterprise-business-service-cloud-kunal-ashar/
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Where can I go? How much does it cost? Your first step in the study abroad process is to attend an Education Abroad 101. This is your chance to learn how the process works at UConn, how much it costs, and where you can go. Learn about important deadlines and upcoming events, and meet past participants. These sessions are offered on-campus twice a week during the semester.
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ALAN KELLY HAS been criticised after claiming that water charges have "gone off" the agenda.
The Environment Minister made the comments in an interview with the Irish Times in which he said the issue, which dominated his first few months in office, takes up "3-5%" of his time.
Kelly claimed that housing and homelessness now take up half of his time and said that he didn't even know when Irish Water are planning to publish their latest payment figures.
But opposition politicians have criticised Kelly's remarks with AAA TD Ruth Coppinger describing them as "delusional and unbelievably arrogant".
"He arrogantly attempts to dismiss the mass opposition to water charges. However, this will be a major election issue," the Dublin West TD said.
A Right2Water march is planned on 23 January which Coppinger said would remind the government that the issue has not gone away.
Meanwhile Finana Fáil's environment spokesperson Barry Cowen said that by making the remarks, Kelly had actually put Irish Water and water charges back on the agenda.
"He's speaking out of turn. He's not thinking. It's him to trying to set the agenda but the people set the agenda," Cowen told TheJournal.ie.
It still remains an issue. It still remains very real in the lives of many and it's very real in our opinion considering the amount of money continuing to be wasted. That's why it's our commitment to take it down.
Fianna Fáil has said if in government it will abolish Irish Water and return responsibility for water provision to local authorities.
Sinn Féin councillor Maurice Quinlivan, who is running for the Dáil in Limerick, said that Kelly's comments are "utterly detached and arrogant".
It shows that the Labour Party is living in a dream land ahead of the election. Just because he wishes something doesn't make it so.
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Two-state thermodynamics and transport properties for water as zeroth-order results of a "bond lattice" model
C. Austen Angell
A simple model for the anomalous excess thermodynamic properties of water is described which, without postulation of molecular species, leads to a "two-state" thermodynamic description as zeroth-order approximation. The model, which is consistent with the common notion that water is best regarded as a disrupted tetrahedral network, involves the concept of elementary configurational excitations of an initially totally connected random network ground-state quasi-lattice. The zeroth-order equations allow a better description of the configuration heat capacity of water and its temperature dependence than those achieved by "mixture model" two-state equations. The model also appears consistent with proton magnetic resonance chemical shift data and with the broad-band aspects of infrared and Raman spectral findings. With an additional postulate concerning the cooperative nature of the flow process, but without additional parameters, the non-Arrhenius temperature dependence of viscosity and other relaxation processes is correctly described and the negative "volume of activation" is accounted for. A glass transition near 159°K is predicted. It is suggested that first-order corrections to the model, which would take into account the cooperative aspects of hydrogen bonding in water suggested by recent quantum-mechanical calculations on static groups, effect mainly the low temperature properties. Their inclusion may lead to an account of the accelerating negative thermal expansion coefficient observed for highly supercooled water.
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Angell, C. A. (1971). Two-state thermodynamics and transport properties for water as zeroth-order results of a "bond lattice" model. Journal of physical chemistry, 75(24), 3698-3705.
Two-state thermodynamics and transport properties for water as zeroth-order results of a "bond lattice" model. / Angell, C. Austen.
In: Journal of physical chemistry, Vol. 75, No. 24, 01.12.1971, p. 3698-3705.
Angell, CA 1971, 'Two-state thermodynamics and transport properties for water as zeroth-order results of a "bond lattice" model', Journal of physical chemistry, vol. 75, no. 24, pp. 3698-3705.
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Yes, except the Dave Matthews Band doesn't rock. Bender?! You stole the atom. When will that be? When I was first asked to make a film about my nephew, Hubert Farnsworth, I thought "Why should I?" Then later, Leela made the film. But if I did make it, you can bet there would have been more topless women on motorcycles. Roll film! Throw her in the brig.
I'll tell them you went down prying the wedding ring off his cold, dead finger. You've killed me! Oh, you've killed me! This is the worst kind of discrimination: the kind against me!
Bender Should Not Be Allowed on TV
Son, as your lawyer, I declare y'all are in a 12-piece bucket o' trouble. But I done struck you a deal: Five hours of community service cleanin' up that ol' mess you caused. You lived before you met me?! With gusto. No! I want to live! There are still too many things I don't own! Hello Morbo, how's the family?
I'll tell them you went down prying the wedding ring off his cold, dead finger. Stop it, stop it. It's fine. I will 'destroy' you! Our love isn't any different from yours, except it's hotter, because I'm involved. You, minion. Lift my arm. AFTER HIM! Interesting. No, wait, the other thing: tedious.
Throw her in the brig. I was having the most wonderful dream. Except you were there, and you were there, and you were there! Oh, I think we should just stay friends. Or a guy who burns down a bar for the insurance money! Our love isn't any different from yours, except it's hotter, because I'm involved.
You, a bobsleder!? That I'd like to see! Now that the, uh, garbage ball is in space, Doctor, perhaps you can help me with my sexual inhibitions? Oh no! The professor will hit me! But if Zoidberg 'fixes' it… then perhaps gifts! But I've never been to the moon!
Kif might! She also liked to shut up! With a warning label this big?
Except you were there, and you were there, and you were there! Bender, this is Fry's decision… and he made it wrong. So it's time for us to interfere in his life. Shut up and get to the point!
A Clone of My Own, right?
And from now on you're all named Bender Jr. This is the worst kind of discrimination: the kind against me! Good man. Nixon's pro-war and pro-family. It's toe-tappingly tragic!
Help, help, I'm being repressed!
Well, she turned me into a newt. The Lady of the Lake, her arm clad in the purest shimmering samite, held aloft Excalibur from the bosom of the water, signifying by divine providence that I, Arthur, was to carry Excalibur. That is why I am your king. Well, we did do the nose. Listen. Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony. The nose? But you are dressed as one…
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ALABAMA DISPLAYS
Display Hosts: Woodlawn Methodist Church Birmingham • West Alabama AIDS Outreach
Display Host: Woodlawn Methodist Church Birmingham - In 2017, Woodlawn United Methodist Church in Birmingham displayed eight blocks of the AIDS Quilt. Part of the Reconciling Ministries Network, Woodlawn UMC pastor Emily Freeman Penfield at the time praised those who have sacrificed for AIDS/HIV patients over the years, saying, "United Methodist individuals, congregations, campus ministries and other groups work for the full participation of all people in the United Methodist Church. AIDS doesn't just affect the person who is sick, it affects the caregivers, family members and friends – an entire community. Sponsoring this display is a way to honor all of them." Church member and administrative assistant Jan Conway's son Michael died from AIDS in 1988, she and her daughters memorialized him with a block in the AIDS Memorial Quilt. "When I see my son's panel, it's almost like I see him again. It's very difficult to put into words what this quilt represents. I want to run and kiss it and kiss him. It's an extremely emotional thing." Michael's panel can be seen on block 2218.
Display Host: West Alabama AIDS Outreach - West Alabama AIDS Outreach (now Five Horizons) hosted a display of the AIDS Quilt in 2015. Two of the panels on display were of Red Bay native Steven Mann [Block 3107] and Tuscaloosa native Mac Dunnam [Block 4089]. According to a local news article from WBRC Dunnam's mother, Scarlett, said he died of AIDS in 1994. She visited Washington, D.C. to see her son's quilt and is happy to see it in Tuscaloosa. "AIDS was awful back then and it's still with us today. And, we just need to do everything we can to make people aware. Make them realize the loss we had and the losses we still can have if they're not treating it the right way." WAAO's name changed to Five Horizons Health Services in 2018. The clinic treats about 200 clients who are HIV-positive and offers prevention services for as many as 8,000 people. The clinic also administers about 800 tests for sexually transmitted diseases or infections annually. Other names that appear in this display include tennis legend Arthur Ashe and AIDS activist Ryan White.


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Ijen Crater Tour From Bali 1 Day | Ijen Expedition
Updated on Januari 13, 2023 Agustus 4, 2016 ijenexpedition3
Ijen crater tour is probably one of my favorite tourism destinations for first-time visitors in Indonesia. The landscape is out of this world. One of the highlights of visiting Ijen is the blue flames, which you can only see at night.
The flames appear at the base of the Ijen crater and are caused by sulphuric gas catching fire. You can find an article about the flames in National Geographic here. Ijen Volcano is a Stratovolcano mountain which is located on the border between Banyuwangi Regency and Bondowoso Regency, East Java, Indonesia. Ijen Crater (Kawah Ijen) has the highest peak of 2.799 meters above sea level.
Ijen Crater Tour | Ijen Crater is a Stratovolcano mountain which is located on the border between Banyuwangi Regency and Bondowoso Regency, East Java, Indonesia. Ijen Crater (Kawah Ijen) has the highest peak of 2.799 meters above sea level.
I've been the iconic places, even been the favorite destination for the tourists. Why? Because we ensure you that if the Ijen Crater is the best choice for their vacations. Ijen crater has all the wonderful things, that you want to see it.
The turquoise Lake, that's what the tourist called Ijen Crater, is One of the Instagramable places to take some photos. Ijen Crater Lake has a depth of 200 meters, and the crater has a high acidity that is close to zero.
So that could dissolve the human body quickly. When we see the crater lake from the peak of Ijen Mountain you will see the oldest dam of Ijen Crater. The Ijen Crater Dam has built when in the Dutch era. It functions to avoid the overflow of crater water.
You can also see the best sunrise ever and the rare phenomenon which is only two in the world, after Iceland, it called "BLUE FIRE".
The blue fire has been there a few hundred years ago or maybe a thousand years ago. And yet, the existence was known around 1950. Blue fire formed because the solfatara hole with sufficient hot temperature (600 degrees Celcius) is burning the closest sulfurs.
Well, how we can go there starting from Bali? | Ijen crater tour
Ijen Expedition team will pick up you from Denpasar Airport, Kuta, Ubud, Sanur, or wherever to pick up the place that you choose by the AC vehicles for bringing you to the most western part of Bali, Gilimanuk harbour.
And the next route, we'll bring you to go to Banyuwangi city (The Sunrise of Java) by the ferry ship. It will take 1 hour to reach Ketapang Harbor. When you arrive in Banyuwangi, the times change to one hour slower. Not WITA (Middle Indonesian Time) but using WIB (Western Indonesian Time).
Finally, you've arrived in Banyuwangi. Welcome to Banyuwangi city, the easternmost part of Java Island. From there, at around 12.00 am we'll bring you goes to Paltuding Rest Area (it will take 1-1,5 hour).
During the trip, you'll be spoiled by the various kinds of wonderful places. Such as the green area of the rice fields, the wonderful new place, and the humble kindest face of the people of Banyuwangi, also cool air in the countryside.
From Paltuding Area, at around 1:30 am, you'll start hiking to Ijen Mountain. It will take 1 hour. The track of Ijen Mountain followed by the sloping track and uphill, for a little bit.
The path is pretty well maintained in good condition and other views of rounding volcanoes and luxurious vegetation will accompany your journey.
From the crater rim (the top of Ijen Mountain) you should be using the gas mask so that you'll not have taken out short of breath. And then we'll bring you to go down to see the blue fire right on the edge of the acidic lake (temperature of the lake: +- 40 degrees Celcius; Ph: 0,5; max depth: +- 200 m).
Hike go to down (+- 45mins, the rocky tracking).
The blue fire is ignited with sulphuric gas, which is emerging from cracks at temperatures up to 600 degrees Celcius (1,112 degrees Fahrenheit). Those gases are directly originated from the magmatic chamber under the volcano. The flames could be up to 5 meters high; some gas condenses to liquid and is still ignited.
It is the largest blue flame area in the world and one of the purest sulfur mine. Escaping volcanic gases are channelled through a network of ceramic pipes, resulting in the condensation of molten sulfur.
The sulfur which is deep red in colour when molten, pours slowly from the ends of these pipes and pools on the ground, turning bright yellow as it cools.
The miners break the cooled material into large pieces and carry it away in baskets. Miners carry loads ranging from 75 kilograms to 90 kilograms, up 300 meters to the crater rim, with a gradient of 45 to 60 degrees and Most miners make this journey twice a day (resources by Wikipedia).
After enjoying the gorgeous blue fire, it's time to saw the wonderful sunrise ever in East Java.
Okay, it's time to go back home. It will take about 45 mins-1 hour. It faster than when we go hiking. Please more carefully, cause sometimes we'll meet on the slippery sandy roads.
Well, our driver will pick up you in Paltuding Ijen for breakfast. After breakfast, we'll continue on our journey to Ketapang Harbor to cross to Bali (with Ferry ship; +-1h). the ship will take you back to reach Denpasar city and wherever your drop off place (4-5 hours). Keep in mind that Bali is H+1 compared to Java time). You will get Arrived at your final destination at 3-4 pm.
DETAIL TIME | Ijen crater tour
06.00 : pick up service
06.00-11.00 pm : drive to Gilmanuk harbour
11.00-12.00 am : go to java by ferry
12.00-01.00 am : drive to Ijen parking area
01.00-02.30 am : hiking to Ijen crater rim
02.30-03.00 am : down the crater for blue fire
03.00-04.00 am : experience the blue fires
04.00-05.00 am : back to the crater rim
05.00-06.00 am : enjoy the view over the acidic lake and sunrise
06.00-07.00 am : back to the parking area
07.00-08.00 am : breakfast
08.00-04.00 pm : back to Bali ( Ubud )
4.00 PM : finish the program
We already have the price list of the package :
1 pax: IDR. 3.000.000
2 pax: IDR. 1.687.000/pax
9 pax: IDR. 933.000/pax
10 pax: IDR. 848.000/pax
Transportation from Bali to Java
Trekking guide
Updated on November 12, 2022 Agustus 4, 2016 ijenexpedition5
Kawah Ijen (2386 m) is an active composite volcano located within the Pleistocene Ijen Caldera (old volcanic crater), at the easternmost part of Java island. The visible superficial manifestations of the hydrothermal system of Kawah Ijen's activity consist of the world's largest hyper-acidic lake on Earth, a few thermal discharges, and crater fumaroles which produce significant amounts of native sulfur.
The Ijen caldera complex measures approximately 210 km2. Its name is linked to that of the only currently active volcano within the caldera, Kawah Ijen. The caldera contains more than 15 post-caldera volcanic cones making it one of the top recommended areas in the world for stunning volcanic scenery.
Blue fire of ijen crater
Starting from Denpasar Airport, Kuta, Ubud, Sanur, or any other place in Bali, our English-speaking driver will pick you up at 6 pm, with an AC vehicle to bring you to the most western part of Bali in Gilimanuk (Ferry terminal to Java). The trip takes about 4 hours.
Once in Gilimanuk, the ferry ride takes 1 hour to reach Ketapang (Banyuwangi ferry terminal). Remember that Java is h-1 compared to Bali.
From there, at around 12:00am we will bring you to the Paltuding rest area (1-1,5 hours). The road offers a number of magic landscapes in the middle of rice fields, small villages and one one the last primary tropical rainforest left on Java island rounded by numerous volcanoes. You will mainly enjoy those sceneries on the way back during the daytime.
From Paltuding Area, at around 1:30 am, you will start hiking to Ijen Crater. It takes about 1:30 -1:45 minutes for the 3km hike following a gentle slope and slightly uphill to reach the summit. The path is well maintained and in good condition; other views of rounding volcanoes and luxurious vegetation will accompany your journey. From the crater rim, providing you gas mask, we will bring you down to see the blue fire right on the edge of the acidic lake (temperature of the lake: +- 40°c; Ph: 0,5; max depth:+-200m). The laker is also the source for the river Banyupahit, resulting in highly acidic and metal-enriched river water which has a significant detrimental effect on the downstream river ecosystem.
Hike to go down (+- 45mins, rocky).
The blue fire is ignited sulphuric gas, which emerges from cracks at temperatures up to 600 degrees Celsius (1,112 degrees Fahrenheit). Those gases are directly originated from the magmatic chamber under the volcano. The flames can be up to 5 meters high; some of the gas condenses to liquid and is still ignited. It is the largest blue flame area in the world and one of the purest sulfur mines. Escaping volcanic gases are channeled through a network of ceramic pipes, resulting in the condensation of molten sulfur. The sulfur, which is deep red in color when molten, pours slowly from the ends of these pipes and pools on the ground, turning bright yellow as it cools. The miners break the cooled material into large pieces and carry it away in baskets. Miners carry loads ranging from 75 kilograms to 90 kilograms, up 300 meters to the crater rim, with a gradient of 45 to 60 degrees Most miners make this journey twice a day. (Wikipedia)
After enjoying the spectacular Blue Fire, we go back to the crater rim to enjoy the sunrise over the entire volcanic area.
The hike to go down takes about 45mins – 1h. The driver will pick you up in Paltuding to go to have breakfast. After breakfast, we continue our journey to the ketapang ferry terminal to cross to Bali (ferry +-1h). Once in Bali, it takes about 4-5 hours to reach Denpasar, Ubud, Kuta, or Sanur. (Keep in mind that Bali is H+1 compared to java time). ARRIVAL at your final destination at 3-4 pm
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Introduction: Patient satisfaction is an important and commonly used indicator for measuring the quality in health care. Patient satisfaction surveys are one of the established yardsticks. Patients are coming from near as well as from very far to avail affordable and quality services at Biratnagar Eye Hospital.
Objective: To measure the patient satisfaction visiting to the Biratnagar Eye Hospital.
Methodology: The descriptive cross sectional study was done at Biratnagar Eye Hospital, Biratnagar Nepal. Systematic random sampling methods were used for data collection from nine departments, the sample size was 348, whereas 12 participants were rejected as they left interview and did not agree to participate in the study. Face to face interview was taken from the patients and verbal consent was taken before the interview. Analysis was done by using SPSS 17.
Results: Total 336 respondents were interviewed among them 54% were male, the mean age was 46 years the major occupation was farming 50% and 32% were unable to read and write. Overall satisfaction regarding behavior of staffs among patients was 96%. About 89% of the respondents said that nurses instructed correctly on the drug use whereas 7% said nurses did not explain clearly. Fourteen percent were unsatisfied with the registration process, 5% were unsatisfied by availability and behavior of nursing staffs during need. Ninety-nine percent were satisfied that doctors listen to them and 95 percent had confidence on doctor's advice. Eighty-two percent were satisfied with drinking water, 98% were satisfied with basic sanitation condition in hospital, 10% were unsatisfied with toilet facilities; and 97% were satisfied with availability of chair in waiting area. Ninety-seven percent said that they will recommend other about the Biratnagar Eye Hospital.
Conclusions: Overall satisfaction level regarding behavior of staffs was good but there is a need to improve counseling for drug use, toilet services need to be improved and should be cleaned properly, drinking water facilities should be improved.


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Today's featured article is one discussing the importance of connecting to a space. This renewed perspective on Spring and Summer promotional events has lead to increased demand for outdoor spaces as convention venues. People enjoy being outdoors, it seems ingrained in who we are. When people can be outside they feel like they are having a better time, accomplishing something even if they really aren't doing anything different. Outdoor scenery creates the feeling of soaking up the sites to genuinely "visit" a place compared to being stuck inside all day at a venue. Read more from Exhibit City News.
On a riverfront terrace with a view of the city skyline, it could be easy to take in the lounge-like setting and mistake it for something other than what it is: a convention center in Detroit.
The riverfront terrace at the Cobo Center in Detroit, which is in the midst of a multiyear renovation project, opened about a year ago. There will soon be an adjoining plaza providing additional event space.
"There's a higher demand for flexible space that isn't an exhibit hall or a meeting room," said Thom Connors, regional vice president and general manager, Cobo Center. "It gives people a better sense of place when they're visiting."
While a smattering of convention facilities have had outdoor space for a long time, convention center managers and architects point to reasons for more interest in such amenities.
"Over the last few years, we've been hearing more and more from these people that conventioneers don't want to be locked in," said Todd Voth, a senior principal, Populous, an architecture firm. "I really think people that go to conventions are sick and tired of being stuck in a building all day."
Outdoor space helps visitors feel as if they are experiencing the city they are visiting despite spending all day at a convention, Voth said.
"Sometimes, they don't have enough time to explore too far, but if you could just let them get outside, it gives them a sense of experiencing something beyond the walls of the building," he continued.
Parks, plazas and terraces also help integrate sprawling, oversize convention facilities with the buildings around them – while giving the neighborhood some figurative breathing room.
"Urban centers need open spaces," he said. "We're seeing more of a movement towards integrating the center and its surroundings with the community."
One Populous project is the $325 million renovation and expansion of the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, an important facet of which is to give the center a front lawn through redevelopment of an adjacent park.
The first phase of the 46-year-old center's overhaul — rerouting streets to accommodate a change in the center's orientation — began last year. The project is to be completed in 2016.
By 2018, planners envision turning the adjacent Hemisfair Park, site of the 1968 World's Fair, into a complete district including cafés and galleries as well as lawns, gardens and other spaces that can be booked by convention groups.
"The center site and the park displaced a neighborhood, but now we're bringing a neighborhood back," said Michael Sawaya, executive director, San Antonio's Convention and Sports Facilities Department.
In addition to the park, the center will have outdoor spaces intended for group bookings.These are big investments, but they can pay dividends in the form of business that would otherwise go to hotels or other event sites.
"There's pressure for finding new revenue sources for these buildings," said Ken Stockdell, vice president and convention center group practice leader, HKS. "That's attractive to the convention center on the operational side of things because food and beverage is the No. 1 income generator after space rental."
In 2012, the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh added a landscaped green roof that included native planes, something General Manager Tim Muldoon said was a revenue driver during high rental times.
"You're getting squeezed a bit with the rental income right now," said Muldoon. "Cocktail receptions or dinners can bring additional revenue to a center. Staying in one place saves convention planners the expense of busing participants to another location."
Since these outdoor areas often include lighting, audiovisual and electrical hookups, convention planners also do not have to spend more money to rent and temporarily install this equipment.
At Anaheim, Calif., which added a 100,000-square-foot plaza last year that links the convention center to the adjacent hotels, that space has been used for everything from yoga classes to food truck feasts. Out of 84 events that took place in the convention center last year, 65 of them made use of the outdoor plaza.
We hope you've enjoyed learning more about how outdoor convention spaces improve how an exhibition is received and how they help visitors connect with the venue in a more memorable way.
Have questions on which outdoor displays are the best fit for your objectives and budget? The Monster Displays team can be reached at Sales@MonsterDisplays.com or call (888) 484-3344, we'd love to put our experience to work for you.
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This is pretty interesting article from Jeremy Rifkin, whose job is basically to know about neat technologies that will shape the future. In it he argues that GM foods will become unnecessary, and that a new genetic scanning technology will allow us to greatly improve yields and plant resistances by traditional cross-breeding methods. Same result, but much safer.
And while there are caveats aplenty buried in the article, and the people who would like to own the food chain and sell it back to us will certainly do their best to achieve dominance, for anyone who has seen The Future of Food (which, by the way, the library has), this is good news.
Like, more so than I ever remember. Like every night, where ever one goes. On the streets and in our bedrooms.
Shame I have books to write.
My question is, what's up with the rifeness?
A "Tower of Babel" device that gives the illusion of being bilingual is being developed by US scientists.
Users simply have to silently mouth a word in their own language for it to be translated and read out in another.
The researchers said the effect was like watching a television programme that had been dubbed.
The system, detailed in New Scientist, is not yet fully accurate, but experts said it showed the technology was "within reach".
What is noticably trippy is it isn't reacting to sounds but brain and muscle impulses.
Early days yet, but if something like this were possible… woo. Everything human changes.
Being in Real Groovy and discovering a "classic" range of metal t-shirts, including Iron Maiden, which have been prefaded from black to grey, whilst myself wearing an Iron Maiden t-shirt that once was black but now is more or less that exact grey after a decade or so of use.
Nurse With Wound are the creepiest, and possibly evilest band on earth. For many years they have terrorized the very notion of music itself with their relentless creative experimentalism. They rule.
Here we depart from the norm and present the Undulating Ungulate 33rpm remix of A Short Dip In The Glory Hole. Taking a fundamentally disturbing piece of music and turning it into one of the most distressing things you will ever hear. Listen to it loud, stoned, in the dark. If you dare.
The Abolition of Work is an essay by Bob Black. It's pretty stunning, and should be read by anyone who has ever been employed or unemployed, and especially by anyone who is frustrated with their work.
… forced labor, that is, compulsory production. Both elements are essential. Work is production enforced by economic or political means, by the carrot or the stick.
and goes so far as to suggest its outright abolition, claiming it as the basis of all ills in society – categorizing work as the cause of increasing stupidity, early death, and social alienation, and adopting a quasi Foucaultian analysis of "Discipline" as a form of slavery unique to the modern world. It's a really fascinating case, and absolutely worth your time to read for yourself.
Free time is a euphemism for the peculiar way labor as a factor of production not only transports itself at its own expense to and from the workplace but assumes primary responsibility for its own maintenance and repair.
…directly or indirectly, most work serves the unproductive purposes of commerce or social control. […] Because work is unnecessary except to those whose power it secures, workers are shifted from relatively useful to relatively useless occupations as a measure to assure public order.
I'm sure I have said this before, somewhere, but it must be really nice to live in a magical Bizarro world where everything you say is true.
It's just scary that it overlaps with ours.
It seems that the French riots never really ended.
Somehow this is news to me.
The conflicting spin seems to be "OMG, Islamic radicalists are causing trouble" vs "the economy is totally screwed and there are no jobs for the rioters".
Which of the following recent news articles is the best indication that we know nothing much about reality; that we are still in effect sitting around the campfire in the night telling stories about the howling black abyss beyond the circle of firelight?
3) The total nature of reality may be wayyy different than we think – apocalyptic voodoo priest Padre Engo interview. Warning: freaky.
4) The Christian worldview/notion of ultimate reality appears to be highly revisable – the Pope abolishes "limbo".
before moose hunting season (can you imagine something so barbaric?) begins tomorrow.
We have arranged sanctuary for the moose in The Moose Lands of Work Damn You Work. It is up to you, oh internet, to do the rest.
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History of Brentwood
Queens Road, Brentwood, 1896
History of Brentwood >> White's Directory 1848
BRENTWOOD, a small but improving market town and chapelry, in South Weald parish, has a station on the Eastern Counties Railway, and is seated on a commanding eminence, in a picturesque and woody district, on the high road from London to Colchester, 11 miles South West by South of Chelmsford, 6 miles West of Billericay, and 18 miles East North East of London.
Its chapelry is a separate township, which contains only 460A.3R.25O, of land, and had only 1007 inhabitants in 1801, but in 1831 they had increased to 1642, and in 1841 to 2364.
It has one of the handsomest of the smaller railway stations, and has been much improved and enlarged since the opening of the line, in 1846, by the erection of about 100 houses, and a large steam corn-mill; and the formation of Victoria road.
Its small market, which had been long disused, has recently been revived, and is held on Thursday; and it has two annual fairs, for cattle, pleasure, etc., held on the 18th and 19th of July, and 15th and 16th of October.
It has a richly endowed Grammar School, and gives name to a large Police Division, for which Petty Sessions are held here on the second and last Thursday of every month, at the White Hart Inn. Mr. C.L. Lewis, the coroner, is clerk to the magistrates; and Mr F.N. Landon is clerk to the County Court, for Brentwood district. The Police Station is a large square building, with accommodation for the inspector (Mr. T. Coulson,) and four police constables.
The inhabitants are supplied with excellent water from wells and pumps, and the town has small Gas Works, erected in 1834, by a company of proprietors, holding 150 shares, some £10 and others £20 each.
C.T. Tower, Esq., is lord of the manor of Brentwood and Costed Hall; but the Brentwood Hall estate belongs to William Henry Kavanagh, Esq., and here are several smaller proprietors.
The town was anciently called Burntwood. and, being a great thoroughfare, it has several good inns and public houses. An old house, formerly the Crown Inn, is supposed to have had that sign 400 years ago. The assizes were once held here; and in High street are the remains of the Town Hall and Prison, converted into a dwelling.
On tbe south-western side of Weald Hall Park are traces of a circular camp, single ditched, including about seven acres, and supposed to have been a castra exploratorum.
The manor of Brentwood was given to the abbey of St. Oysth, by William de Wochendon Camerariuls, and confirmed to that house by Henry II. At the dissolution, it was granted to Lord Cromwell, and in 1553 to the Browne family, of whose successors it was purchased, in 1759, by T. Tower, Esq., together with South Weald.
Ruins of St Thomas a Becket's Chapel
The old chapel (St. Thomas-a-Becket,) was founded in 1221, by the abbot of St. Osyth, but being too small for the increased population of the chapelry, it was converted into a National School, in 1835, when the new Chapel was finished at the cost of £3500, raised by subscription, and a grant of £300 from the Church Building Society.
The latter is a neat white-brick structure, of early English architecture, consisting of a nave and aisles, with a square tower, containing two bells and a clock. The living is a perpetual curacy, valued at £124, in the patronage of C.T. Tower, Esq., and incumbency of the Rev. Frederick Boyd, B.A.
A new Roman Catholic Chapel was built here in 1837, under the patronage of Lord Petre. It is a handsome structure of white-brick, with two turrets crowned by spiral domes, flanking its entrance gable. The interior is elegantly fitted up, and the Rev. E. Reardon is the priest.
The new Independent Chapel, a neat structure, in the Italian and Grecian styles, was built in 1846'-7, at the cost of £1300, in lieu of the old one, which was taken down in 1847, and was built by a congregation formed in 1707. A school is attached to it, and the Rev. John Hall is its minister.
Here are also two small chapels, belonging to the Wesleyan and Primitive Methodists, the former built in 1845, and the latter in 1847.
The National School is endowed with the interest of £500, left by John Offin, butcher, in 1840.
The Brentwood Labourers' Friend Society was established about three years ago, for the encouragement of industry and good husbandry among the poor, many of whom in this neighbourhood derive much benefit from field and garden allotments. C.C. Lewis, Esq., is secretary of this useful society; and at Mrs.Jenkin's is a depository of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge.
The FREE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, at Brentwood, and the ALMSHOUSES at South Weald, were founded by Sir Anthony Browne, sergeant at law, and afterwards a Judge of the Common Pleas. In the 5th of Philip and Mary, he obtained a license under letters patent to found a Grammar School in Brentwood, for the better instruction and education of the youth of the neighbouring country, to be governed by a master and two guardians, who should be a body corporate. with a common seal, etc., and be appointed by the founder's heirs, as patrons of the school.
By his will, dated Dec. 28th, 1565, he also bequeathed to the master and guardians, five tenements in the village of South Weald, as an almshouse for five poor folks of South Weald parish; and a messuage, close, etc., to such uses, and according to such ordinances as by him, his heirs, and executors, should be declared.
He died without issue, and no ordinances for the regulation of the school and almshouses were made til 1622, when a body of statutes was ordained under the authority of a decree of the Court of Chancery.
The property of the charity, exclusive of the school and almshouses, consists of the school, masters house, garden, and fields, worth £65 a year; an estate of 182A.3R.7P., at Chigwell, let for about £330 per annum; and the great tithes of Dagenham, which yield about £1000 per annum. The whole income is received by the master, who pays the assistant masters, repairs the premises. and pays yearly stipends of £10 each to the five almspeople, who are three poor men and two poor women, chosen by the owner of Weald Hall, from the poor of South Weald, Brentwood, and Brook Street.
When the Parliamentary Commissioners enquired into this charity, about 20 years ago, they found that the duties of the school were performed by a Classical and an English Usher, and two assistants, who had under tuition about 1OO boys, of whom 20 were in the grammar classes.
For the improvement and future regulation of the charity, the Commissioners deemed it proper to submit it to the consideration and judgment of court of equity, but though a decree was made in 1831, it was appealed against, and never prosecuted. The case was again brought into Rolls Court, in 1846; and application is now making to Parliament.
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Brentwood - Cary's New and Correct English Atlas, 1798
Brentwood - First Series Ordnance Survey Map 1805


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