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Patek Philippe Leaves Baselworld
Leaves Baselworld
Patek Philippe, along with Rolex, Chanel, Chopard & Tudor announced they were leaving the Baselworld Trade Show to form a new Trade show with the Fondation De La Haute Horlogerie as we see in the press release below which spells out all the details.
Patek Philippe President, Thierry Stern said:
"The decision to leave Baselworld was not an easy one to take for me, being the fourth generation of the Stern family to participate to this traditional yearly event. But life evolves constantly, things change and people change as well, whether it is at the level of those responsible for the watch fair organization, the brands or the clients. We constantly have to adapt ourselves, question what we do, since what was right yesterday may not necessarily be valid today!
Today Patek Phillip is not in line with Baselworld's vision any more, there have been too many discussions and unsolved problems, trust in no longer present.
We need to answer the legitimate needs of our retailers, the clients and the press from around the world. They have to be able to discover the new models from Swiss watchmakers each year, at one time, in one place, and this in the most professional manner possible.
That is why, following several discussions with Rolex and in agreement with other participating brands, we have decided to created, all together, a uniques event in Geneva, representative of our savior-faire.
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Trevor Noah: Award Winning Comedian
AWARD-WINNING COMEDIAN
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His dad is Swiss and his wristwatch, too. His mother is Xhosa. The South African comedian and host of The Daily Show is also on Netflix with shows like "Son of Patricia" and "Afraid of the Dark," and has sold out a stand-up world tour. Add to that his producing credits, a bestselling book, an increasing number of red-carpet appearances and his 10.4 million and 5.7 million Twitter and Instagram followers, respectively, and you're touching the tip of the iceberg of Trevor Noah's celebrity.
This Nautilus fan has received a Primetime Emmy Award win from six nominations and was named one of "The 35 Most Powerful People in New York Media" by The Hollywood Reporter in 2017 and 2018. In 2018, Time magazine named him one of the 100 most influential people in the world.
His 2016 book, Born a Crime, became a #1 New York Times Bestseller and was named one of the best books of the year by The New York Times, Newsday, Esquire, NPR, and Booklist. A film adaptation based on the book will star Lupita Nyong'o as Trevor's mother Patricia.
A few years ago, he took the helm of Comedy Central's flagship show—and the most politically influential comedy program on TV—The Daily Show. Since then Noah has been an object of both fascination and perplexity. He became the youngest comic anchor in an evening slot.
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There's something about a steel watch with a blue dial that makes it forever elegant. I love this ad because, one, it portrays a mom and her daughter in a hobby that I've found disproportionally masculine; and two, I can picture the child as she grows up, always looking up to that mesmerizing blue dial on her mother's wrist and remembering it forever.
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The British actor rose to stardom for playing Peter Parker / Spider-Man in the Marvel superhero films Captain America: Civil War (2016), Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Avengers: Infinity War (2018), Avengers: Endgame (2019), and Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019).
Tom Holland is a graduate of the BRIT School in London, and he appeared on stage in 2008 in the title role of Billy Elliot the Musical in London's West End. His other films include In the Heart of the Sea (2015), and The Current War (2017). In 2017, he received the BAFTA Rising Star Award.
Holland resides in Kingston upon Thames in London, near the house of his parents and younger brothers. He has a blue Staffordshire Bull Terrier named Tessa. Along with his three younger brothers, he sponsors The Brothers Trust, a UK Registered Charity that raises money for various charitable causes.
Holland publicly credits his father, comedian and writer Dominic Holland, for keeping his Spider-Man fame from "getting to his head."
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He was nominated twice for an Oscar; once for playing a slave owner in 12 Years a Slave, and then in 2016 for playing Steve Jobs. Michael Fassbender also joined the Marvel Comics team and played Magneto in X-Men: First Class. He wears an Aquanaut 5167A.
The German-Irish actor first caught viewers' attention in the 2001 war drama miniseries Band of Brothers. He made his film debut playing a Spartan soldier in Zack Snyder's 300. He also appeared as a British soldier in Quentin Tarantino-directed film Inglourious Basterds.
When launched in 1997, the Aquanaut created a sensation. It was young, modern and unexpected. Its case was a rounded octagon, inspired by that of the Nautilus. And it sported a "tropical" strap, made of a new composite material ultra-resistant to wear, salt water and uv radiation.
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You may not realize it but there now fully online schools, and also some land-based schools that offer some of their less popular courses online. If you have a teaching certificate in the areas needed and experience teaching, you should have no problem finding an online teaching position. The pay is depending on the school. Some schools make you a full employee, and others work you as if you're an adjunct contractor.
Many types of businesses use transcription services. There are many work-at-home opportunities for transcriptionists. Most of the time the transcribing is medical based but there are also opportunities for other types of transcribing. A good transcriber can make about $45,000 a year right from home. Sometimes you're an independent contractor for several companies and other times you will be an employee, depending on your choice of company.


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3 Best Movies & Shows Released in 2008 On Criterionchannel
1. Still Walking, 2008
Koreeda is a master of the tender gaze. He deals so softly, elegantly, and emphatically with the characters in his films, it will make you feel like you're watching life itself in all its complex, emotional splendor. Maybe this is particularly true for this movie because it has been inspired by Koreeda's memories of his own childhood and the passing of his mother. Still Walking is a quietly toned movie spanning a period of 24 hours in the life of the Yokoyama family, as they gather to commemorate the passing of their eldest son. At the center of the story is the father, an emotionally distant man who commands respect both from his family and community. Opposite from him sits the other son, the black sheep, who seeks his father's validation. Directed, written, and edited by Koreeda, this dynamic is one of many in this slice-of-life movie about how families deal with loss. And, however distant the culture or setting in Japan may seem to the outsider, you're bound to recognize either yourself or your family among the tender scenes of this masterful drama.
2. Summer Hours, 2008
Summer Hours centers on three siblings tasked with sorting the valuable pieces their mother left behind. Frédéric (Charles Berling), the eldest, has different ideas about inheritance than his overseas siblings. Will their beloved house stay or go? Will the art? The furniture? Can they afford to keep all these for sentimental reasons or would it be wiser to sell them? They go back and forth on these questions, rarely agreeing but always keeping in mind the life these seemingly inanimate objects occupy, as well as the memories they evoke, which are beyond priceless.
Summer Hours resists melodrama, opting instead for the simple power of restraint—of unspoken words and charged glances. And the result is a quietly affecting movie that basks in the details to paint a wonderful, overall picture of home and family.
3. Gomorrah, 2008
In the crowded genre of Mafia movies, Gomorrah finds its originality in not romanticizing anything. It's authentically gripping, violent without being excessively violent, and something that can only be described as a masterpiece of Italian cinema. It follows different protagonists' entry into organised crime in Naples, with the two main ones taking their inspiration from American gangster characters. Just to give you a sense of how well-rooted this movie is, after it was done shooting, many of the characters (including the guy who plays the clan boss in the movie), were arrested. In his case, he was caught trying to collect "pizzo", otherwise known as mafia tax.
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Home News The Alice Camera Can Turn Your Smartphone into a High-End Mirrorless Camera
The Alice Camera Can Turn Your Smartphone into a High-End Mirrorless Camera
Beebom Staff	- Last Updated: February 14, 2021 5:00 pm
Even though modern smartphones come equipped with an array of camera sensors, competing with professional DSLRs and mirrorless cameras is a tough thing for them. As a result, we have seen companies manufacture various kinds of external attachments to take smartphone cameras to the professional level. However, the Alice Camera is a unique device that could turn your smartphone into an advanced mirrorless camera.
The Alice Camera
Developed by a UK-based startup dubbed Photogram AI, the Alice Camera is a first-of-its-kind device that attaches to "most smartphones" to turn them into a mirrorless camera. The device, however, can also be used as a standalone camera when it is not attached to a smartphone.
It is essentially a Micro Four Thirds mirrorless camera that uses a smartphone's display as its viewfinder. The camera packs a 10.7MP Four Thirds sensor which is present in many high-end mirrorless cameras such as the Panasonic Lumix GX5 and the Blackmagic Pocket. As a result, users get the option to switch lenses that are compatible with pro camera models. Moreover, this enables the camera to shoot videos at 4K/ 30FPS and 1080p/ 60FPS.
Apart from the high-end sensor, Alice Camera also packs Google's Tensor Processing Unit (TPU) that is designed to aid machine learning and computational photography. The company also developed its own deep learning pipeline for the device to deliver computational photography effects as we see in modern smartphones like the Google Pixel devices and Apple's iPhone models.
So, as you can imagine, the Alice Camera is designed specifically for content creators to help them shoot pro-level footage using their pocket-sized devices.
Moreover, the camera comes with support for 5GHz Wi-Fi that lets it connect with a smartphone via a dedicated app that offers professional controls right at your fingertips. After shooting footage, users can also share them on social media platforms or live stream on their channels directly from the app.
Now, coming to the price of the Alice Camera, it is more on the higher-end rather than being affordable. The company is currently running an Indiegogo campaign for the device and the super early bird price of it is 550 GBP which is over Rs 55,250.
So, if you are into photography or content creation but do not want to carry around a bulky DSLR or a comparatively less bulky mirrorless camera, then I am sure you will love the device. You can check it out on its official Indiegogo campaign page. Once the campaign is over, Photogram AI says that it will start shipping the orders from October 2020.
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Abstinence-only sex education is a form of sex education that emphasizes abstinence from sex, and often excludes many other types of sexual and reproductive health education, particularly regarding birth control and safe sex. This type of sex education promotes sexual abstinence until marriage and avoids discussion of use of contraceptives. Comprehensive sex education covers the use of contraceptives as well as abstinence. Proponents of abstinence-only education argue that comprehensive education encourages premarital sexual activity, while critics argue that abstinence-only education constitutes religious interference in education, distorts information about contraceptive methods, and does not provide adequate information to protect the health of youths.
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Proponents of abstinence-only sex education argue that this approach is superior to comprehensive sex education because it emphasizes the teaching of morality that limits sex to that within the bounds of marriage, and that sex before marriage and at a young age has heavy physical and emotional costs.[1] They suggest that comprehensive sex education encourages premarital sexual activity among teenagers, which should be discouraged in an era when HIV and other incurable sexually transmitted infections are widespread and when teen pregnancy is an ongoing concern.
Opponents and critics, which include prominent professional associations in the fields of medicine, public health, adolescent health, and psychology, argue that such programs fail to provide adequate information to protect the health of adolescents. Some critics also argue that such programs verge on religious interference in secular education. Opponents of abstinence-only education dispute the claim that comprehensive sex education encourages teens to have premarital sex.[2] The idea that sexual intercourse should only occur within marriage also has serious implications for people for whom marriage is not valued or desired, or is unavailable as an option, particularly homosexuals living in places where same-sex marriage is not legal or socially acceptable. Abstinence-only sex education has also been accused of distorting information about contraceptives, including only revealing failure rates associated with their use, and ignoring discussion of their benefits.
A federally-funded University of Pennsylvania study published in the Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine found that only one third of sixth- and seventh-graders who completed abstinence-focused programs had sex within the next two years, compared to nearly half of the students who attended other classes, including ones that taught combined abstinence and contraception.[3] The study has been called "game-changing" by supporters of abstinence-only sex education. Critics pointed out that the abstinence program used in the study was not representative of most abstinence programs; it did not take a moralistic tone, encouraged children to delay sex until ready instead of until married, did not portray extramarital sex as inappropriate, and did not disparage contraceptives.[4]
According to SIECUS, the Sexuality Information and Education Council of the United States, an organisation that promotes sex education in the United States[5], a "...study, conducted by Mathematica Policy Research Inc. on behalf of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, found that abstinence-only-until-marriage programs are ineffective."[6]
A 2010 report by the Guttmacher Institute, a division of Planned Parenthood,[7] pointed out that pregnancy rates for teens 15-19 reversed their decline in 2006, near the peak of the Abstinence Only campaign in the United States.[8] Sarah Kliff of Newsweek pointed out that there was no corresponding "indication of an uptick" in teen pregnancy rates when abstinence-only sex education funding was increased during the Clinton years, but in fact a small decline.[9] James Wagoner, president of the nonprofit group Advocates for Youth, blames the poor quality of Bush era abstinence-only programs as compared to abstinence-only programs under Clinton's administration for the difference in outcomes.[10]
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^ PBS, February 4, 2005 Religion & Ethics Newsweekly, Episode 823 Retrieved on 2007-14-03
^ Douglas Kirby, Ph. D.: Emerging Answers: Research Findings on Programs to Reduce Teen Pregnancy. National Campaign to Prevent Teen Pregnancy, 2001. Homepage of the study.
^ Efficacy of a Theory-Based Abstinence-Only Intervention Over 24 Months. http://archpedi.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/short/164/2/152?home.
^ Stein, Rob (February 2, 2010). "Abstinence-only programs might work, study says". http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/02/01/AR2010020102628.html.
^ http://www.thebody.com/content/art2406.html
^ SIECUS Fact Sheet (includes research citations).
^ http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2007/oct/07101109.html
^ Table 1.0,"U.S. Teenage Pregnancies, Births and Abortions: National and State Trends and Trends by Race and Ethnicity." http://www.guttmacher.org/media/nr/2010/01/26/index.html, downloaded 20100127.
^ "Why Bush's Abstinence-Only Policies Are (Probably) Not to Blame for the Teen-Pregnancy Increase". Newsweek. January 27, 2010. http://blog.newsweek.com/blogs/thegaggle/archive/2010/01/27/why-bush-s-abstinence-only-policies-are-probably-not-to-blame-for-teen-pregnancy-increase.aspx.
^ http://www.aolnews.com/health/article/study-teaching-abstinence-works-better-than-sex-ed/19341448
Williams, Mary E. (Ed.). (2006). Sex: opposing viewpoints. Detroit: Greenhaven.
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Abstinence-only sex ed defies common sense - Abstinence-only sex ed defies common sense - Breaking Bioethics- msnbc.com
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Nice rooms, breakfast,staff and hot tub. Believe our room rate was high but was probably because of the X Games.
Comfortable bed Good breakfast choices They kept the bag I left with medical equipment so I could retrieve it.
everything was very nice and the property very neat and pretty!!
I like the location, but for me being right in downtown Carbondale is not a priority. It is walkable if you're really motivated, but downtown is an easy bike ride (guessing 3 mins) and they have bikes you can use.
Location is perfect if you're going between Glenwood Springs and Snowmass.
I was so grateful and appreciative to return to a very clean room and bath after 4 very very long work days. I had excellent wake up call service each morning and the breakfasts were delicious, lots of food and enjoyable room. Staff did the very best/made the most out of every thing they had... i appreciate that. very busy with a lot of tradesmen customers, and yet it was a pleasant environment to relax in.
Location was good! Close to the highway, but not to close. It's right on the river!
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Comfort Inn & Suites Carbondale This rating is a reflection of how the property compares to the industry standard when it comes to price, facilities and services available. It's based on a self-evaluation by the property. Use this rating to help choose your stay!
Centrally located in the beautiful Roaring Fork Valley, the Comfort Inn & Suites hotel is ideally located at the crossroads between Aspen, Glenwood Springs and Redstone, on the banks of the Roaring Fork River. This hotel is minutes from the White River National Forest, Colorado Mountain College, Aspen Mountain and the Hot Springs Lodge and Pool.
Additional points of interest include: Snowmass ski area, sunlight mountain resort ski area, Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park, River Valley Ranch Golf Club and Maroon Bells wilderness area. The hotel is minutes from many outdoor activities, including biking, rafting, horseback riding, mountain climbing and snowmobiling. The Aspen/Pitkin County Airport is 30 minutes away.
Full-service amenities and features include: free wireless high-speed Internet access in all rooms and indoor heated pool. The hotel is pet-friendly. Your Morning Breakfast is full of hot options, making breakfast at the Comfort Inn & Suites the perfect way to start your day. Enjoy our free hot breakfast featuring eggs, meat, yogurt, fresh fruit, cereal and more, including your choice of hot waffle flavors.
Guests of the hotel can enjoy fresh baked cookies served nightly. After a long day, relax in the indoor heated pool and hot tub. The meeting room is available to accommodate most events and business functions. Business travelers will also appreciate two-line telephones and access to copy and fax services. All spacious guest rooms and suites feature river or mountain views, irons, ironing boards, coffee makers and hair dryers.
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Pricing was slightly high as well as parking being scarce late at night.
Beds were comfortable. Staff was nice.
Waking up to the view of the snowy mountains.
There is no elevator to the second floor and no ice machine.
Extremely dirty carpets especially in hallway made for an unpleasant experience.
Our first room wreaked of urine... second room was musty. We spent as little time at the hotel as possible.
No elevator in the hotel to carry suitcase to second floor. Window in the room had cobwebs.
The parking lot is very small. If you have a camper or a boat your will most likely have to park on the street.


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{{cleanup}} {{disambig-more|Lonely Mountain|[[Lonely Mountain (disambiguation)]]}} {{location infobox | name=Lonely Mountain | image=[[File:J.R.R. Tolkien - Smaug flies round the Mountain.jpg|250px]] | caption="Smaug flies round the Mountain" by [[J.R.R. Tolkien]] | pronun= | othernames=''Erebor'' ([[Sindarin|S]]) | location=North-east of [[Rhovanion]] | type=Mountain | description=A large mountain apart from any other ranges. | regions= | towns= | inhabitants=Generally, [[Dwarves]]. It was once occupied by [[Smaug]] the [[Dragon]]. | created= | destroyed= | events=[[Sack of Erebor]], [[Siege of Erebor]] | gallery=the Lonely Mountain }} '''The Lonely Mountain''', or '''Erebor''', was a mountain in the north-east of [[Rhovanion]]. It was the source of the river [[River Running|Running]] and a major [[Dwarves|Dwarven]] [[Dwarf realms|stronghold]], the [[Kingdom under the Mountain]], at the end of the [[Third Age]] and well into the [[Fourth Age|Fourth]]. ==History== The [[Longbeards]] had control of Erebor since at least the early [[Second Age]].<ref>{{PM|Relations}}</ref> With the awakening of [[Durin's Bane]] in the capital of [[Moria|Khazad-dûm]], [[Thráin I]] led a group of Dwarves to Erebor. Once there, the dwarves dug caves and halls to form an underground city, thus establishing the [[Kingdom under the Mountain]] in {{TA|1999}}.<ref name=ta>{{App|TA}}</ref> During Thráin's rule many riches were mined from the depths of the mountain, including the [[Arkenstone]]. The increased prosperity of the region led to the founding of the town of [[Dale]], built by [[Men of Dale|Men]] between its slopes. Thráin's son [[Thorin I]] abandoned the Mountain in {{TA|2210}} for the [[Grey Mountains]]; but after the [[War of the Dwarves and Dragons]], in {{TA|2590}}, King [[Thrór]] led a group back to the Lonely Mountain, re-establishing it as the capital of Durin's folk. ===[[Sack of Erebor]]=== [[File:Donato Giancola - The Coming of Smaug.jpg|left|thumb|''The Coming of Smaug'' by [[Donato Giancola]]]] The great dragon [[Smaug]] had lust for the Dwarven riches and in {{TA|2770}} he descended on the mountain driving out the Dwarves and destroying the town of [[Dale]]. The Lonely Mountain was empty for almost two hundred years, save Smaug who slept in the innermost chamber on a great pile of wealth. In the year {{TA|2941}} with Gandalf's council, King [[Thorin II]] and a small company of friends and family actually made it to the Lonely Mountain. After the Dragon Smaug had realized that the Dwarves had been helped by the [[Lake-men]] he went to their town of [[Lake-town|Esgaroth]] intent on destroying them, only to be killed by a man named [[Bard]]. ===Return of the Longbeards=== With the help of a [[Hobbits|Hobbit]] named [[Bilbo Baggins]] Thorin and company were able to retake the city and the treasure, therefore allowing Thorin to proclaim himself [[King under the Mountain]]. But after refusing to give any of the treasure to the Men of Esgaroth, and the [[Elves of Mirkwood]], [[Thorin and Company]] were placed under siege (not to be confused with the later [[Siege of Erebor]].) [[File:Matt Stewart - The Battle Under the Mountain.jpg|thumb|''The Battle Under the Mountain'' by [[Matt Stewart]]]] Things nearly came to blows when Thorin's cousin [[Dáin Ironfoot]] (Grór's grandson) arrived as aid to his kinsman and nearly went to battle against the besiegers. But Gandalf interceded and warned them all of a great host of [[Orcs]] and [[Wargs]] coming to take the mountain. So the Elves, Men, and Dwarves made an alliance, and fought a [[Battle of Five Armies|bloody battle]] against their foes in the valley before the gate. In the end the defenders were victorious against the Orcs and Wargs. Thorin was mortally wounded during the battle, but finally, after so many years of longing, Dáin returned the Longbeards to the Lonely Mountain. The Longbeards would set about the task of rebuilding their kingdom, which included various improvements to the Mountain itself. [[Gloin]] would tell [[Frodo Baggins]] of creations such as towers built on the Mountain, and roads dug deep underground.<ref>{{FR|Meetings}}</ref> Yet neither the Lonely Mountain nor its occupants would escape the eye of the great [[Sauron|Shadow]] that rose in the last years of the Third Age. During the [[War of the Ring]], [[Easterlings]] invaded the [[Kingdom of Dale]]. The Dwarves aided the [[Men of Dale]] who gave a [[Battle of Dale|great battle]] at the feet of the Mountain for three days, before King [[Brand]] and King Dáin were killed at its very gates, forcing Men and Dwarves to retreat into the mountain. They held out for several days until word reached the ears of the Easterlings that the great hosts of Sauron in the south had been defeated. When the besieged saw this they came forth from the Lonely Mountain, and attacked their enemy driving them from Dale across the Running.<ref>{{app|Great}}</ref> Erebor and Dale continued to prosper into the [[Fourth Age]]. ==Geography== [[File:Jef Murray - The Lonely Mountain 2.jpg|thumb|''The Lonely Mountain'' by [[Jef Murray]]]] The Lonely Mountain was possibly 3,500 meters tall, as it was snowcapped at spring. Geologically, it was rich in metals and jewels.<ref>[[Karen Fonstad]], ''[[The Atlas of Middle-earth]]''</ref> The mountain was star-shaped with six ridges radiating as spurs from the peak. The south-western spur contained [[Ravenhill]] housing a Dwarven guard-post. Between the two western spurs was a narrow vale which was the exit of the [[Back Door]], behind an overhanging cliff. Rough steps ascended to the top of the southern ridge along a narrow ledge turning east behind a boulder into a steep bay. Inside, the mountain was dug with passages and tunnels leading to cellars and halls and mansions such as the great chamber of Thrór near the Front Gate. A secret tunnel led to the "bottommost cellar". The main entrance into the mountain was the [[Front Gate|Gate of Erebor]] on the south side, opening onto a valley between two great spurs of the mountain. The [[River Running]] sprang from beneath the mountain and issued from the [[Front Gate]], forming a waterfall that fell into the valley below. Inside the gate was a broad paved road that went alongside the river in a wide curve leading into the mountain. Not very far from the entrance was the [[Great Chamber of Thrór]] where feasts and councils were held. In the Lower Halls, there was a vast chamber called the [[Great Hall of Thráin]] at the root of the mountain. From there a secret passageway led to a hidden door in the western side of the mountain. The [[Back Door]] was invisible from the outside except on Durin's Day, when the light of the setting sun would reveal the keyhole. ==Etymology== {{Pronounce|Erebor.mp3|Ardamir}} ''Erebor'' is the [[Sindarin]] translation of "Lonely Mountain" and can be analyzed as ''[[ereb]]'' + ''[[orod|or(od)]]''. ==Portrayal in adaptations== {{Gallery |title=The Lonely Mountain in adaptations |height=150 |width=200 |lines=3 |File:The Hobbit - The Desolation of Smaug - Erebor.jpg|The Lonely Mountain, as it appeared in [[The Hobbit (film series)|''The Hobbit'' film trilogy]] |File:The Lord of the Rings Online - Lonely Mountain.jpg|The Lonely Mountain in ''[[The Lord of the Rings Online]]'' }} '''2018: ''[[The Lord of the Rings Online]]'':''' :After a minor appearance depicting the [[Siege of Erebor]], Erebor proper was added in 2018 as part of [[Eryn Lasgalen]] and the [[Dale]]-lands. After the breaking of the siege, it is now ruled by King [[Thorin Stonehelm]] who must deal with some of the enemy's army still remaining near his lands. Other than the main hall of Erebor, players can also visit the living quarters, the burial tombs as well as several hidden chambers within the Mountain. {{references}} {{companyroute}}{{durinskings}} [[Category:Mountains]] [[Category:Rhovanion]] [[de:Erebor]] [[fr:encyclo/geographie/reliefs/rhovanion/erebor]] [[fi:Erebor]]
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February 5, 2022 February 5, 2022 admin 0 Comments Boris Johnson: No one knows what to do about UK prime minister - CNN, UK
The evidence gathered by Gray was sufficiently serious that London's Metropolitan Police have launched an investigation. Johnson could even end up being questioned over the allegations that Downing Street staffers held boozy gatherings with little connection to their workplace activities while citizens dutifully followed the rules and said goodbye to terminally ill loved-ones over Zoom.
After the report's publication, Johnson decided to hit back at criticism by falsely accusing the opposition Labour leader, Keir Starmer, a former chief prosecutor for England, of "failing to prosecute" a notorious British pedophile, Jimmy Savile. The claim — which circulates in rightwing conspiracy theory circles — has been debunked multiples times (a decision not to prosecute Savile was taken by a regional division of the prosecution service).
Johnson's failure to withdraw it fully prompted his policy chief — a longtime aide and confidante — to quit in disgust on Thursday evening, issuing a blistering statement that reverberated around UK government circles.
Four more senior officials resigned in the following hours — some for different reasons, but it gave the impression that Downing Street was in freefall.
At the time of publication, Johnson clings on. And predictions of his demise have been made prematurely many times before. But it might now be the case that Johnson's days in Downing Street are drawing to a close.
Once seen as a politician with a near-mythical ability to win over opponents with a natural charm, Johnson's personal approval ratings and his Conservative party's poll ratings have been steadily falling since the so-called Partygate scandal exploded last year. No one around Johnson or in his party is pretending that the situation isn't very bad, possibly terminal.
Nonetheless, the sad reality for the numerous Conservatives who would like to see back of Johnson is that they have no idea if they are strong enough to remove him from power. And this might be what keeps Johnson in office, despite everything.
There is certainly the political will to commit regicide, but there is no clear alternative — either in personnel or ideology — to challenge the king.
To depose a Conservative leader, 15% of the parliamentary party must submit letters of no-confidence. Despite much dark talk of plots, that threshold has not yet been met. That isn't because of any overwhelming support or loyalty to Johnson. It's more that his most vocal critics are not factional leaders within the party. The vast majority of Conservatives that talked to CNN think that if a vote were triggered it would be by accident rather than design. Indeed, most are resigned to months of things getting worse before they get better and, for now, don't think there's much to be done about it.
Why? Multiple Conservative members of parliament from across different wings of the party spoke of being exhausted, confused, angry and depressed. Those who spoke to CNN did so on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation and so they could be as honest as possible.
"It's all terrible, but no one's sure what to do," says a senior Conservative lawmaker. "I am not even sure removing him is the best idea (because) all alternatives are a huge, untested risk," the lawmaker adds, referencing not just the individuals who might replace Johnson, but also the ideology they would bring to government.
Even those who do believe Johnson needs to be removed from office before the next general election cannot agree on when it should happen.
A semi-loyal government minister who didn't wish to embarrass Johnson, but accepted his departure this year was both necessary and inevitable, said that "most in this camp want to keep (Johnson) in place until either the full Gray or police report are published, or until after May's local elections."
Efforts to remove Johnson will likely gather pace if the police or the full Gray report — which will emerge once detectives' investigation is complete — come to the conclusion that the Prime Minister either broke the law, misled parliament or engaged in some other kind of indefensible behavior. However, no-one knows when the that date will come, and it might not be before the next electoral test for Johnson's Conservative Party, local elections in early May.
If Conservatives suffer major losses in those polls, it will be very hard not to pin them on Johnson. There is no doubt that the opposition parties' election campaigns will be almost entirely focussed on the Prime Minister, his trustworthiness and his personal conduct.
In either event, it seems that the preferred window for replacing Johnson, among those who oppose him, is the summer parliamentary recess, when Westminster largely shuts down. This affords the time for a proper leadership contest as well as time for a new leader to build their platform ahead of the next scheduled general election in May 2024.
However simple that sounds, there is one small snag for those seeking a smooth transition of power: Johnson and his allies do not want to quit and believe they can hang on, whatever happens.
Multiple advisers and ministerial allies in Johnson's inner circle told CNN that they had considered calling the plotters' bluff and calling a confidence vote in the PM with an ultimatum: Back me or sack me.
Historically, this has been an effective means by which embattled politicians have shored up strength. However, Johnson's allies are confident that his internal opposition is so weak that such drastic action is unnecessary.
"Put it this way, if Royal Mail were relying on MPs to buy stamps to send in letters they would go out of business very quickly," said one key ally.
A cabinet source told CNN that "back me or sack me implies he's fighting from a position of weakness, which we just don't believe he is."
Even those most critical of Johnson agree, at least in part, with this analysis. One former minister said that "the summer might be too late, they are missing the window to get rid of him right now," citing frustration among voters that government has become paralyzed by the scandal.
A senior Conservative critic of the Prime Minister said that the best hope of removing Johnson sooner rather than later would be an "organic, uncoordinated" submission of MPs' letters that accidentally built momentum where "things would go south quickly." The critic admitted this was wishful thinking, however.
After weeks of Partygate — and numerous missteps by Johnson himself — Conservatives find themselves trapped.
They know that Johnson is harming the party. They know that trying to remove him will be a bloody, public war that they could ultimately lose. They know that there are no guarantees that sacking him will make anything better: Johnson, after all, is probably the only politician in the country who defies gravity so regularly that it's not impossible he could ride the scandal out and carry on winning elections. And a new leader could be less effective and hand the keys to 10 Downing Street to another party at the next election.
Everything is so unclear and confusing that few in the upper ranks of the Conservative party seem to have a clue as to what to do.
The longer this goes on, the more MPs will find themselves tarred by whatever public position they take — for Johnson, against Johnson, or conspicuously silent. And all the while their leader staggers on, protesting that his battering amounts to little more a flesh wound.
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Q: If $p = a^2 + b^2$, prove that $(ab^{-1})^2 \equiv -1 \pmod{p}$
Let $p \equiv 1 \pmod{4}$ be a prime, where $p = a^2 + b^2$. Show that $(ab^{-1})^2 \equiv -1 \pmod{p}$

I'm having trouble with this question. Any help is appreciated.

A: Multiply both sides by $b^2$ and you get $a^2\equiv -b^2\pmod p$.  Can you take it from there?

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As Chairman during a presidential election year, I know how important our fundraising successes are, and that it is equally important that our money is spent in a wise and effective manner. Our business plan, which I have posted below, was successful in raising over $25,000 from new donors, and enabled us to do the largest mail out in Broward GOP history – over 90,000 mail pieces containing listings of our recommended candidates to Republican voters.
Broward County, with over 570,000 registered Democrats, is by far the largest county of registered Democrats in the State of Florida. Many do not realize that Broward is also the second largest county of registered Republicans in Florida, with over 256,000 registered Republicans. For the past 20 years, every Republican statewide candidate getting just 35% of the total vote of Broward County always wins Florida. A Republican voter turnout of at least 75% in Broward County can ensure that the total vote in Broward reaches at least 36% for the Romney/Ryan ticket which will also help all Republican candidates down the ballot. (See Page 6 for more information.) Funding for our Get Out the Vote (GOTV) Program outlined here can guarantee these results. We are asking for your financial support for one or more of our GOTV Programs detailed below so that we can fulfill our mission of maximizing Republican voter turnout in Broward County.
We begin by detailing the Broward Republican Party's GOTV program for the August 2012 primary election and the resulting benefits. We then analyze our recommendations for a full November 2012 GOTV program and request your financial support so that we can achieve our goals. Any funds received will only go towards these GOTV programs and not any other incidental or staff expenses.
Every single one of our recommended candidates in the nonpartisan races either won outright in August or made it to the November runoff.
We contributed $5,000 to Katie Leach's campaign for School Board; she became the first Republican candidate elected to the Broward School Board since 2000.
10,000 more Republicans voted than in the comparable 2008 primary. This was an almost 50% increase in Republican voter turnout.
Republicans who chose to vote via absentee ballot grew from 23% in the 2008 primary to 39.5% in the 2012 primary.
13,000 GOTV Postcards containing BREC's contact info and asking voters to contact BREC for our recommendations in the nonpartisan races. Thousands of calls were fielded at our party headquarters as a result of this mailing.
Robocalls were sent out to over 25,000 Republicans, included all those who received an absentee ballot, resulting in more callbacks to the party headquarters.
5,000 "Dear Neighbor" Precinct Letters were sent out. These letters arrive in the name of an Executive Committee members and are sent to all the Republicans in their respective precincts introducing themselves and informing Republican voters of party recommendations. You can find an example at the end of this presentation. Voters generally pay more attention to a letter from one of their neighbors, and these letters are unlike anything they will receive from a candidate. In every precinct where these letters were mailed, the recommended candidates vastly outperformed their countywide performance (usually by more than 20%) as well as their performance in neighboring precincts where letters were not utilized. The Republican voter turnout in these precincts was as much as double that of the countywide average.
Every BREC member (there are 400) was provided with a list of those Republicans who requested an absentee ballot in order to contact these voters in their precincts and ensure that they voted their ballot.
This was done at the cost of approximately $7,000.
Voter turnout is dramatically different in the November general election as compared with the August primary. Of the 1,100,949 registered voters in Broward County, we can expect a turnout between 73% to 75%, or up to 825,000 voters. This is more than seven times the turnout in August. The costs associated with turning out the Republican voters also increases. We present our recommendations to maximize turnout below.
A. MAXIMIZE ABSENTEE VOTER TURNOUT. We need to turn out at least 75% of the registered Republican voters in Broward County to meet our goals. This is 192,318 Republicans. We estimate that 84,000 Republican voters in Broward will apply for absentee ballots. We estimate that a minimum of 63,000 and a maximum of 76,000 of these Republican voters will vote their absentee ballot. Studies have shown that voters with an absentee ballot mailed to them are much more likely to vote. However, they still need to be pushed to mail their ballot in and can always use recommendations on how to vote.
The "Dear Neighbor" letters mentioned above proved especially powerful in increasing Republican voter turnout and in increasing the percentage of the vote for our recommended candidates.
Robocalls are most useful when reinforcing an existing message that a voter receives in print. We have found that when engaged via a "Dear Neighbor" letter and robocalls, Republican voters receiving an absentee ballot are much more likely to actually vote their ballot.
B. MAXIMIZE MORE INFREQUENT AND NEWLY REGISTERED REPUBLICAN VOTER TURNOUT. We know that anyone who voted in 2, 3 or 4 of the last four elections for which data is available (the 2008 General Election, 2010 Primary Election, 2010 General Election, and 2012 Presidential Preference Primary) is almost certainly going to vote in the November 2012 election.
newly registered Republicans who have not yet voted (12,256 Republicans).
This is a total of 78,083 voters. There will be some overlap of these Republicans with those who will be receiving an absentee ballot, so the estimates will be slightly overstated below.
Our main focus will be in pushing our Absentee Chase and "Dear Neighbor" Projects.
In succeeding pages of this proposal, you can read about our other efforts at winning this November. Page 11 details how the Broward Republican Party challenged the Broward Supervisor of Elections and successfully got an Early Voting site placed in the Republican "East Side" of Broward.
You can also read on Page 12 about the Broward Republican Party's successful efforts at uncovering and removing hundreds of dead voters from the Broward County rolls. These efforts gained national media attention.
We request your financial support so that we can achieve our goals. Any funds received will only go towards the GOTV programs referenced in this proposal and not any other incidental or staff expenses. You can read about the costs of other advertising initiatives on Page 4.
We thank you for the time you are taking to read our proposal.
Any contribution that you can make will assist us in our GOTV efforts and help ensure Republican victories in Broward County.
Please contact me with any questions at 954-298-9121.
$7,000 for Newsprint Production of 100,000 pieces.
There are 256,424 Registered Republican voters in Broward County as of 7/31/2012.
For the purposes of the 2012 November General election, we will want to focus on turning out the 65,827 "1" voters as well as the 12,256 newly registered voters. We will educate the more frequent voters in how to vote in the nonpartisan races, but the top of the ticket will need help in ensuring these 1 voters and newly registered voters turn out.
Voting by absentee ballot has increased dramatically since 2008. In a projection from the recently concluded 2012 primary election, we predict that a record number of registered Republicans in Broward County will vote by absentee ballot.
As of this writing the total number of registered voters has increased from 1,008,836 in November 2008 to 1,100,949 as of July 31, 2012. The number of registered Republicans has increased from 246,109 in November 2008 to 256,424 (July 31, 2012).
In November 2008, John McCain received 56,556 votes by absentee ballot in Broward County—41.46% of the total absentee vote. Conversely, Senator McCain's total vote in Broward County was 237,724 or 32.34% of the total vote cast.
Moreover, ensuring a strong Republican absentee effort will help all downballot Republicans and favored nonpartisan candidates. This will bolster the chances of electing Governor Scott's appointments and the reelection of Sheriff Lamberti, Senator Bogdanoff, and Representative Moraitis as well as other GOP challengers.
In the August 2012 primary, the BREC mailed 13,000 GOTV Postcards containing BREC's contact info and asking voters to contact BREC for our recommendations in the nonpartisan races. Thousands of calls were fielded at our party headquarters as a result of this mailing.
An effort that has worked well over the years (and particularly in the recent primary) has been a "Dear Neighbor" letter that has been used extensively throughout certain precincts in Broward. A generic "Dear Neighbor" letter would be customized to precinct committeemembers who wish to reach out to their neighbors with a local touch.
BREC members and volunteers will also walk door-to-door, hold meet-and-greets for the candidates and otherwise publicize their campaigns in their precincts. While traditional and effective, these efforts will not bring Broward County to the 75% Republican turnout goal set by the Republican Party of Florida.
Based on our experience in the August 2012 primary (and years in politics), we conclude that we can surpass the 75% threshold with an investment of about $83,500 for a series of coordinated, targeted mailings. Along with the traditional GOTV use of committeemen and volunteers, we believe that a Romney vote can exceed 36% of the total number of ballots cast in Broward County. This will hamper the Democratic vote margin from Broward County and make viable a Romney victory in Florida.
Later in this business plan, ways to reduce the Democratic vote is discussed in "The State of Voter Registration in Broward County." This is another strategy to increase the Republican margin in Broward County.
Broward County is the Democratic Party's stronghold in Florida. Obama For America has stated that it expects to raise more than $1 billion to see that Barack Obama is re-elected this year. In 2008, his campaign spent $532,946,511—a little more than half a billion dollars, or about 50% of what the campaign plans to raise and spend in 2012.
A significant amount of money will have to go into Broward County. It is the most Democratic county in the swing state of Florida. Broward is the county where the highest percentage of Democrats are unregistered. The strategy is simple and clear.
This is why the Broward County headquarters was opened so early, one of the first in the state. This is why there are voter registration training sessions every Thursday night. This is why the Obama campaign currently has 4 such offices operating in Broward County, and the campaign helped set up 194 State of the Union TV watch parties earlier in February.
The Obama re-election campaign is wasting no time attempting to register new voters.
Since the federal judge ruled that the 2-day deadline for turning voter registrations was "too harsh" and unilaterally extended it to 10 days, third party registration desks have been appearing all over Broward County neighborhoods with a preponderance of registered Democrats. This is a potential project all its own.
The Broward Republican Party also has an active Voter Registration Committee. We have already met out goals as outlined by the Republican Party of Florida. However, we are pushing hard to register new Republicans to combat the Obama campaign's efforts.
We appreciate your time in reading this proposal. 2012 will be a make-or-break year for the United States as we know it. We are all willing to put in the necessary time and energy to make this project work.
The Broward Republican Executive Committee Board also noticed a disturbing trend whereby all of the Early Voting sites were located in the most Democratic areas of Broward. We challenged the Supervisor of Elections on this issue using statistical analyses about voting trends and early voting. We succeeded in gaining an additional early voting location in the heavily Republican east side of Broward County. This was also important because it meant that the Supervisor had less funds to allocate towards another location in a heavily Democratic area.
In December 2011, letters and voter registration forms were sent via First Class U.S. mail to 1,025 registered Republican voters in the five Palm Aire precincts (upper-middle and middle-class suburb of Fort Lauderdale). The names were obtained from a list of registered voters provided by the office of the Broward County Supervisor of Elections earlier that month.
Seeing the above situation, the Broward Country Republican Party selected a list of 2,100 Broward County residents who died in the year 2011 (9,985 total). We then ran them against the voter registration rolls of the Broward County Supervisor of Elections. Twenty-three percent of the deceaseds—481 in total—were still listed on the SOE's website as being active and current voters. This garnered much media attention and some clips can be seen at www.youtube.browardgop. The SOE was forced to cancel a community meeting and hold a press conference to instead address these findings. All 481 deceased voters have since been removed from the rolls.
Obviously, none of the 150,000 voters noted in the August 2011 press release has been removed from the rolls. Compounding this, all registered voters—Democrat, Republican, and Independent—were sent a post card (at taxpayer expense) in November 2011 allowing them to request an absentee ballot by mail—and give no reason for their request.
All of the information above is public record. Absentee ballot requests can be checked against the deceased and incarcerated. Registered voters can be checked by age and by address. None of this has thus far done by the Broward County Supervisor of Elections. This is one reason this business plan has been produced.
Clearly, the difference of a few thousand votes in Broward County can not only effect local races, but state and presidential contests as well.
This will take a coordinated effort throughout all parts of the county, but we are working with computer professionals to examine the data and coordinate a full field voter ID program throughout all Broward County neighborhoods.
Software exists to identify and match voters of the same name and date of birth in all of these states for further investigation. We can use other databases to obtain information to ensure that voters are not mistakenly being identified as the same person when in fact they are two different individuals with the same name and date of birth.
Broward County is the test pilot of this program for the state and the nation. While some work has been attempted in this area, 2012 marks the first time that the voter identification software has been developed to the point where it can be discern people registered in more than one state (or in more than one location in a county or in various counties in a given state, for that matter).
During the past three years we have created a base of active, hard-working conservatives who are willing to devote the time and energy to identifying people who are incorrectly registered, registered multiple times, moved from the county, or deceased.
If this program works in Broward County, it can be exported to other counties in Florida facing similar situations such as Orange, Palm Beach, Hillsborough, and Duval. Eventually the program can be implemented throughout the United States.
Obtaining a list of convicted felons and running it against a list of felons whose civil rights have been restored. If you do not believe that others are interested in the "felon voting project" for different reasons, please see the August 1, 2012, press release from the American Civil Liberties Union of Florida, "Thousands of rights restoration notifications gathering dust in Capitol" at the end of this plan.
Obtaining absentee ballots marked "undeliverable" from the Broward County Supervisor of Elections office and checking the status of the voters who "ordered" an absentee ballot that could not be sent to the requested address. As of this report, approximately 62,000 of the 102,000 absentee ballots (of 1,100,000 total registered voters) sent by the Supervisor of Elections have not been "cast and returned" (i.e., legally voted). While the undeliverable voter's names will not be released before the August 14 primary, this is public record and can be obtained afterwards.
Obtaining absentee ballots that have not been "cast and returned" since the signature on the return envelope does not match the signature on file. Again, the mismatched signature names will not be released before the August 14 primary, but this is public record and can be obtained afterwards.
This is a separate effort from the GOTV efforts outlined in the first part of this business plan. Depending on the commitment you and your associates are willing to make, we can produce a separate cost analysis to achieve these goals. The exact nature of the plan – and its eventual rollout and future implications – are something that w would address in a face-to-face presentation.


Every girl has more or less a dream in her heart. She is not looking forward to a Mr. Right. She wants to gather thousands of people to be in love and to be a princess who is envied by others. I always thought that the princess is just a character in the fairytale world. And it is just a synonym in real life. But in fact, our parents regard us as their princess.
An American father loved his daughter as a princess, so he started a career, he wants to design a Cheer Bow Rhinestone Transfer with the crown. You can iron on the cheer bow strip. And then you can tie it to your hair, make a hairpin, a headband. The purpose is to make the little girl more like a little princess. Then the American father found our company and shared his ideas with us. Then our designer who with ten years experience designed him several designs for free. The American father was very satisfied with the design, placed an order in our company, and then took it back to the United States to sell. Customer feedback said that this product is very popular in the market. In fact, in the hearts of every parent, we are all their little princesses.
Is it only the prince who is a princess? In fact, we are all princesses, the princess in our minds, the princess of our parents. Fairytales are always the most delicate and purest.
In a limited life, be your own princess, even if you don't have a prince, you don't have a thousand loves, you have to love yourself and be your own princess.


These are the individual books, manuscripts and maps from which the images have been scanned. The number of items in each source is a link you can use to search for images just in that book.
Sort by Title, Author, Year, Items, Updated.
Hone's Everyday Book by Hone, William, 1826. Items: 39; Updated 2019-04-16.
Typographic Ornaments by Various, 1850. Items: 5; Updated 2019-04-10.
The Circling Year by Anonymous, 1870. Items: 11; Updated 2019-04-06.
Old England: A Pictorial Museum by Knight, Charles, 1845. Items: 398; Updated 2019-03-23.
The Cabinet of Irish Literature by Read, Charles A., F.R.H.S., 1892. Items: 2; Updated 2019-03-11.
The Antiquities of England and Wales Vol I by Grose, Francis, 1783. Items: 53; Updated 2019-03-02.
Old English Country Cottages by Holme, Charles, 1906. Items: 34; Updated 2019-03-02.
London (Volume V) by Knight, Charles, 1843. Items: 2; Updated 2019-02-27.
La Civilizacion by Casabó Y Pagés, Pelegrín, 1881. Items: 5; Updated 2019-02-24.
Cassell's Family Magazine by Cassell & Co., Ltd., 1889. Items: 6; Updated 2019-02-21.
Jugend [German art magazine] by Various, 1900. Items: 14; Updated 2019-02-21.
Moderne Kunst in Meister-Holzshnitten Band I by Bong, Richard, 1895. Items: 2; Updated 2019-02-13.
Craftsman's Plant-Book, The by Hatton, Richard G., 1909. Items: 7; Updated 2019-02-09.
Home Words for Heart and Hearth by Bullock, Rev. Charles, B.D., 1888. Items: 6; Updated 2019-02-02.
Musée Artistique et Littéraire, Le by Rouam, J. (ed.), 1881. Items: 3; Updated 2019-01-26.
Im Wechsel Der Tage by Brennecke, Adolf, 1885. Items: 20; Updated 2019-01-21.
The Grammar of Heraldry by Kent, Samuel, 1718. Items: 57; Updated 2019-01-19.
Jugend [German art magazine] by Various, 1903. Items: 5; Updated 2019-01-18.
El Mundo Ilustrado by , 1883. Items: 7; Updated 2019-01-17.
The River Dee: Its Aspect and History by Howson, J. S., D.D., 1875. Items: 15; Updated 2019-01-15.
The Table Book of Art by Sandhurst, P.T., 1880. Items: 11; Updated 2019-01-14.
Mireya by Mistral, Frédéric, 1882. Items: 1; Updated 2019-01-06.
L'Ornament Polychrome (Ornament in Colour) by Racinet, M. A., 1869. Items: 9; Updated 2019-01-06.
Pictureseque Egypt Vol II by Ebers, Prof. G., 1878. Items: 9; Updated 2018-12-25.
Pentateuch of Printing with a Chapter on Judges by Blades, William, 1891. Items: 21; Updated 2018-12-05.
Astrology by Sibly, Ebenezer, 1806. Items: 43; Updated 2018-12-05.
Art-Journal by Hall, Samuel Carter, 1850. Items: 18; Updated 2018-11-10.
Allegorien und Embleme, Vol II by Gerlach, Martin, 1882. Items: 9; Updated 2018-10-30.
Musée Artistique et Littéraire, Le by Rouam, J. (ed.), 1880. Items: 22; Updated 2018-10-15.
Dictionnaire by Chambaud Louis, 1815. Items: 2; Updated 2018-09-17.
The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer [William Morris, Kelmscott Press] by Chaucer, Geoffrey, 1896. Items: 14; Updated 2018-09-08.
Spécimen général de la Fonderie Amsterdam by unknown, 1815. Items: 3; Updated 2018-08-28.
The Forest of Arden With Some of its Legends by Edwards, George Wharton, 1914. Items: 7; Updated 2018-08-24.
Harmsworth's Encyclopædia by Harmsworth, 1904. Items: 61; Updated 2018-08-24.
My Boy Life by Carroll, John, D.D., 1882. Items: 6; Updated 2018-08-20.
Illustrated London News Vol 56 by Leighton, George C., 1870. Items: 34; Updated 2018-08-14.
The National and Domestic History of England (Vol 3) by Aubrey, William Hickman Smith, 1878. Items: 14; Updated 2018-08-13.
British Locomotives Illustrated by Bell, W. J., 1933. Items: 8; Updated 2018-08-13.
Victorian Trade Cards by Various, 1890. Items: 6; Updated 2018-08-09.
Little Folks Magazine Vol 64 by Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co., 1906. Items: 6; Updated 2018-08-07.
World's Best Music by Johnson, Helen Kendrik (Ed.), 1900. Items: 14; Updated 2018-07-25.
A Short History of the English People by Green, J. R., 1902. Items: 13; Updated 2018-07-21.
La Civilizacion by Casabó Y Pagés, Pelegrín, 1881. Items: 9; Updated 2018-07-18.
A History of the Earth and Animated Nature by Goldsmith, Oliver, 1851. Items: 2; Updated 2018-07-16.
Child Classics of Prose by Pierce, Mary R. Fitch, 1893. Items: 3; Updated 2018-07-14.
The Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley by Rossetti, William Michael, 1897. Items: 2; Updated 2018-07-09.
The Book of Knowledge Volume 1 by Mee, Arthur, 1911. Items: 3; Updated 2018-07-05.
Imitation of Christ by Kempis, Thomas á, 1855. Items: 10; Updated 2018-06-20.
Victor Hugo et Son Temps [Victor Hugo and His Times] by Barbou, Alfred, 1881. Items: 11; Updated 2018-06-15.
The Select Works of John Bunyan by Bunyan, John, 1864. Items: 4; Updated 2018-06-05.
Charles Dickens Rare Print Collection by Eaton, Seymour, 1900. Items: 5; Updated 2018-06-01.
The Tricolor on the Atlas; Algeria and the French Conquest by Pulszky, Ferenc Aurelius, 1855. Items: 2; Updated 2018-05-04.
A Painter's Anthology by Watts, Arthur, 1924. Items: 6; Updated 2018-05-02.
Libro Nuovo [The New Book] by Palatino, Giovanbattista, 1561. Items: 4; Updated 2018-04-27.
The National and Domestic History of England (Vol 2) by Aubrey, William Hickman Smith, 1878. Items: 41; Updated 2018-04-06.
Picturesque Views of Seats of the Noblemen and Gentlemen of Great Britain and Ireland by Morris, F. O., 1870. Items: 14; Updated 2018-03-27.
Godey's Lady's Book and Magazine (Vol LXXXI January to June) by Hale, Sarah J., Mrs., and Godey, Louis A., 1870. Items: 1; Updated 2018-03-24.
The People's Gallery of Engravings by Wright, N., 1844. Items: 5; Updated 2018-03-20.
The National and Domestic History of England (Vol 1) by Aubrey, William Hickman Smith, 1878. Items: 11; Updated 2018-03-09.
Scribner's Magazine 1903 No. 11 by Scribner, Charles (Ed.), 1903. Items: 18; Updated 2018-03-08.
Zlatá Praha (Golden Prague) by Schulz, Ferdinand, 1897. Items: 5; Updated 2018-03-03.
The Real Mother Goose by Anonymous, 1919. Items: 8; Updated 2018-03-02.
Enclyclopædia Britannica by Bell, Andrew, 1771. Items: 15; Updated 2018-03-01.
The American Boy's Life of Washington by Hyde, Mrs. Anna M., 1870. Items: 4; Updated 2018-03-01.
Mediaeval Rome by Young, Norwood, 1901. Items: 6; Updated 2018-03-01.
Die Holzschnitte des Petrarca-Meisters zu Petrarcas Werk "Von der Artzney bayder Glück des guten und widerwärtigen" Augsburg 1532 Gebundene Ausgabe – 1955 by Weiditz, Hans, the Younger, 1532. Items: 2; Updated 2018-01-18.
Fabiola, or, the Church of the Catacombs by Wiseman, Nicholas Patrick, Cardinal, 1887. Items: 11; Updated 2018-01-17.
Bible Symbols by Beard, Frank, 1908. Items: 35; Updated 2017-11-14.
A Treasury of Verse for Little Children by Edgar, M. G., 1923. Items: 14; Updated 2017-11-14.
Ridpath's History of the World by Ridpath, John Clark, LL.D., 1897. Items: 2; Updated 2017-10-06.
Universal Classic Manuscripts Vol II by Warner, George F., M.A., 1901. Items: 2; Updated 2017-09-27.
Die Österreichisch-ungarische Monarchie in Wort und Bild by Various, 1888. Items: 5; Updated 2017-09-22.
Die Bücher-Ornamentik Der Renaissance (Vol II.) by Butsch, A. F., 1881. Items: 11; Updated 2017-06-25.
Elements of Geography, Ancient and Modern by Worcester, A. M., J. E., 1825. Items: 6; Updated 2017-05-05.
Travels In The Far East by Peck, Ellen M. H., 1909. Items: 9; Updated 2017-04-22.
New Specimen of Cast-Metal Ornaments and Wood Types by Davison, William, 1840. Items: 28; Updated 2017-04-01.
Familiar Wild Flowers by Hulme, F. Edward, F.L.S., F.S.A., 1906. Items: 7; Updated 2017-03-03.
Book of Hours, Rosenwald MS. 10 by Tory, Geoffroy, 1533. Items: 18; Updated 2016-12-01.
The New World by Montanus, Arnoldus, 1671. Items: 11; Updated 2016-11-27.
Doré Gallery: Paradise Lost by Milton, 1884. Items: 2; Updated 2016-10-23.
The History of Ornament: Design in the Decorative Arts by Speltz, Alexander, 1915. Items: 44; Updated 2016-10-20.
Pan Pipes by Marzials, Theo, 1883. Items: 3; Updated 2016-10-11.
Through the Looking-Glass And What Alice Found There by Caroll, Lewis, 1871. Items: 37; Updated 2016-09-21.
Everyman by Rhys, Ernest Percival, 1930. Items: 2; Updated 2015-12-19.
Lucille by Meredith, Owen, 1882. Items: 11; Updated 2015-12-10.
South by East: Notes of Travel in Southern Europe by Rodwell, G. F., 1877. Items: 18; Updated 2015-10-14.
Rome by Malleson, Hope & Tuker, M.A.R., 1905. Items: 9; Updated 2015-10-03.
In the Grip of the Corsair by Leighton, Robert, 1898. Items: 1; Updated 2015-09-30.
Paris Avant l'Histoire by Berthet, Élie, 1885. Items: 6; Updated 2015-08-29.
Goethe's Works [Goethes Werke] by Dünker, H. (Ed.), 1882. Items: 22; Updated 2015-08-28.
The Antiquities of England and Wales by Boswell, Henry, 1786. Items: 69; Updated 2015-08-26.
The Art of Illuminating As Practised in Europe from the Earliest Times by Tymms, W. R., 1860. Items: 129; Updated 2015-08-23.
La Vita Nuova (The New Life) by Alighieri, Dante, 1910. Items: 33; Updated 2015-07-28.
Gems by the Way-Side: An Offering of Purity and Truth by Abell, Mrs. L. G., 1878. Items: 8; Updated 2015-07-19.
The Book of Ceremonical magic: A Complete Grimoire by Waite, Arthur Edward, 1911. Items: 3; Updated 2015-06-13.
Alphabets & Numbers of the Middle Ages by Shaw, Henry, 1845. Items: 33; Updated 2015-05-30.
The Four Gospels by God, 1931. Items: 9; Updated 2015-04-24.
The Works of Edmund Spenser, Volume I by Renwick, Professer W. L., 1930. Items: 9; Updated 2015-03-04.
Hand-book of The Useful Arts by Antisell, T., 1852. Items: 7; Updated 2015-02-09.
History of Wales by Woodward, B. B., 1853. Items: 31; Updated 2015-01-17.
A Compleat Collection of English Proverbs by Ray, John, 1737. Items: 14; Updated 2015-01-15.
National Portrait Gallery, The by Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co., 1888. Items: 7; Updated 2014-11-29.
Fabrica... by Vesalius, Andreas, 1543. Items: 14; Updated 2014-11-28.
The British Isles by Cassell, 1905. Items: 16; Updated 2014-09-27.
Collected Occult Images by Various, 1690. Items: 3; Updated 2014-09-20.
Letters & Lettering: A Treatise With 200 Examples by Brown, Frank Chouteau, 1921. Items: 76; Updated 2014-09-07.
In Search of Scotland by Morton, H. V., 1929. Items: 5; Updated 2014-08-22.
In Unfamiliar England by Murphy, Thos. D., 1910. Items: 10; Updated 2014-08-17.
Venice by Barratt, Reginald, 1907. Items: 7; Updated 2014-08-10.
The Leisure Hour by Various, 1904. Items: 17; Updated 2014-08-07.
Ornamental Alphabets, Ancient and Mediæval by Delamotte, F., 1879. Items: 76; Updated 2014-06-28.
Great Men of Canada, Vol II by Henderson, John, 1929. Items: 3; Updated 2014-06-02.
Mr. Sponge's Sporting Tour by Surtees, Robert Smith, 1856. Items: 5; Updated 2014-05-04.
Doings of the Bodley Family in Town and Country by Scudder, Horace Elisha, 1876. Items: 6; Updated 2014-04-08.
Die Kirchliche Baukunst des Abendlandes by Dehio, G. and von Bezold, G., 1884. Items: 4; Updated 2014-03-21.
Universal Etymological English Dictionary by Bailey, Nathan, 1736. Items: 5; Updated 2014-03-06.
Die Bücher-Ornamentik Der Renaissance (Vol. I.) by Butsch, A. F., 1878. Items: 40; Updated 2014-02-18.
Pictures of old books by Quin, Liam, 2003. Items: 33; Updated 2014-02-16.
Atalanta Magazine by Various, 1888. Items: 12; Updated 2014-01-09.
Sagen des Klassischen Altertums by Schwab, Gustav, 1882. Items: 9; Updated 2014-01-04.
Religion in the Home by Yonge, Charlotte M., 1913. Items: 18; Updated 2013-12-30.
Peter Parlay's Annual by Goodrich, Samuel Griswold, 1856. Items: 2; Updated 2013-12-14.
Hortus Eystettensis by Besler, Basilius, 1613. Items: 2; Updated 2013-11-10.
Callot's Etchings by Daniel, Howard, 1635. Items: 8; Updated 2013-10-27.
The Story of Some English Shires by Creighton, Mandell, 1897. Items: 13; Updated 2013-10-17.
Inferno: The Vision of Hell by Dante Alighieri, 1870. Items: 3; Updated 2013-10-16.
The Brass Bowl by Vance, Louis Joseph, 1907. Items: 2; Updated 2013-10-03.
Days With the Victorian Poets by unknown, 1910. Items: 7; Updated 2013-10-02.
Bible Pictures and Stories (New Testament) by D.J.D., 1892. Items: 4; Updated 2013-10-01.
A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy by Sterne, Laurence, 1885. Items: 17; Updated 2013-09-24.
The Natural History of Selborne by White, The Rev. Gilbert, 1879. Items: 14; Updated 2013-09-07.
Cathedral Cities of France by Marshall, Herbet, R.W.S. and Marshall, Hester, 1907. Items: 9; Updated 2013-07-03.
The Charm of Oxford by Wells, J., 1920. Items: 8; Updated 2013-06-30.
Geneva Bible Scans by God, 1581. Items: 17; Updated 2013-06-18.
Oratio Dominica: The Lord's Prayer in above 100 Languages, Versions and Characters by Brown, Dan., 1713. Items: 92; Updated 2013-06-16.
London (Volume IV) by Knight, Charles, 1841. Items: 2; Updated 2013-05-14.
The Antiquities of England and Wales Vol III by Grose, Francis, 1783. Items: 7; Updated 2013-05-01.
Eccles. Liber, In Quo Omnia ... by Manfredi, Girolamo di, 1564. Items: 10; Updated 2013-04-23.
Sacred and Legendary Art by Jameson, Mrs. (Anna), 1890. Items: 4; Updated 2013-03-27.
A Child's Garden of Verses by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1905. Items: 21; Updated 2013-02-02.
Historic Byways and Highways of Old England by Andrews, William, 1900. Items: 5; Updated 2013-01-31.
Good Words by Various, 1865. Items: 1; Updated 2013-01-27.
Illustrations of Baptismal Fonts by Paley, F. A., 1844. Items: 5; Updated 2013-01-23.
The Cynic's Calendar by Mumford, Ethel Watts, Herford, Oliver and Mizner, Addison, 1905. Items: 10; Updated 2013-01-12.
London (Volume I) by Knight, Charles, 1841. Items: 3; Updated 2012-12-23.
Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant by Grant, Ulysses S., 1885. Items: 3; Updated 2012-12-15.
Royal Children of English History by Morris, Charles, 1904. Items: 4; Updated 2012-11-11.
The Life Of Anthony à Wood by Wood, Anthony, 1772. Items: 9; Updated 2012-10-20.
Books in Milford Graveyard by Quin, Liam R. E., 2012. Items: 22; Updated 2012-09-26.
Bible Animals by Wood, The Rev J. G., 1877. Items: 5; Updated 2012-08-31.
The Works of Shakspere, with notes by Charles Knight by Shakespeare, William, 1873. Items: 8; Updated 2012-08-17.
The Magus, or Celestial Intelligencer (Book II) by Barrett, Francis, F.R.C., 1801. Items: 44; Updated 2012-08-07.
Christian Parlor Magazine Vol III by Mead Clarke, 1847. Items: 13; Updated 2012-08-02.
The Idler by Johnson, Samuel, 1797. Items: 3; Updated 2012-07-15.
Queens of Scotland, the by Kaufman, Rosalie, 1887. Items: 3; Updated 2012-07-08.
Magazine of Art Illustrated by Cassell, Petter, Galpin & Co., 1878. Items: 27; Updated 2012-07-07.
Art in England During the Elizabethan and Stuart Periods by Holme, Charles, 1908. Items: 15; Updated 2012-06-27.
The Leisure Hour by Various, 1896. Items: 15; Updated 2012-06-25.
Monumental Architecture by unknown, 1910. Items: 5; Updated 2012-06-09.
My Friends' Birthdays by Hawkins, James E, 1885. Items: 3; Updated 2012-06-08.
Desiderata by Peck, Francis, 1779. Items: 7; Updated 2012-06-03.
Il Museo Pio Clementino by Visconti, Ennio Quirino, 1792. Items: 2; Updated 2012-06-01.
The Holy Court by Caussin, Nicholas, 1663. Items: 15; Updated 2012-05-14.
Tortures and Torments of the Christian Martyrs by Gallonio, the Rev. Father, 1903. Items: 12; Updated 2012-05-14.
Buch der Natur [Book of Nature] by Megenberg, Konrad von, 1481. Items: 6; Updated 2012-05-11.
Wreck and Sinking of the Titanic by Everett, Marshall, 1912. Items: 5; Updated 2012-04-28.
Spécimen Album by Various, 1900. Items: 6; Updated 2012-04-26.
Manuel Typographique, utile Aux Gens de Lettres by Fournier, Le Jeune., 1766. Items: 4; Updated 2012-03-08.
Orbus Pictus by Komenský, Jan Amos, 1658. Items: 2; Updated 2012-02-26.
Oud Nederland by Brugmans, Prof. Dr. H., 1927. Items: 8; Updated 2012-02-10.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol. LXXIII. by Various, 1886. Items: 1; Updated 2011-12-23.
London by Jerrold, Blanchard and Doré, Gustave, 1872. Items: 7; Updated 2011-09-11.
Das Buch Fur Alle [the book for everyone] by unknown, 1890. Items: 3; Updated 2011-06-03.
Italian Etchers of the Renaissance & Baroque by Reed, Sue Welsh & Wallace, Richard, 1989. Items: 30; Updated 2011-05-31.
An Old Sweetheart of Mine by Riley, James Whitcomb, 1902. Items: 4; Updated 2011-05-06.
Great Men and Vamous Women, vol. II by Horne, Charles F., 1894. Items: 6; Updated 2011-04-24.
A description of the nature of four-footed beasts by Jonstonus, Joannes, 1678. Items: 12; Updated 2011-04-08.
The Thames Illustrated: A Picturesque Journey from Richmond to Oxford by Leyland, John, 1897. Items: 11; Updated 2011-03-31.
The Magus, or Celestial Intelligencer (Book I) by Barrett, Francis, F.R.C., 1801. Items: 2; Updated 2011-03-06.
The Growth of the English House by Gotch, J. Alfred, 1909. Items: 33; Updated 2011-02-26.
Sussex Painted by Ball, Wilfrid, 1906. Items: 11; Updated 2011-02-24.
Record of Fifty Years' Work, A by Dalziel, the Brothers, 1901. Items: 19; Updated 2011-02-11.
Contributed Images by Various, 2004. Items: 25; Updated 2011-02-03.
In the Land of the Temples by Pennell, Joseph, 1915. Items: 7; Updated 2011-01-25.
Slavonic Fairy Tales by Chodsko, Alex, 1896. Items: 5; Updated 2011-01-11.
Mediæval Styles of the English Parish Church by Howard, F. E., 1936. Items: 6; Updated 2011-01-08.
The Old Peabody Pew by Wiggin, Kate Douglas, 1907. Items: 3; Updated 2011-01-06.
Farm Weeds by Clark, George and Fletcher, James, 1906. Items: 28; Updated 2010-12-31.
Pictureseque Egypt Vol I by Ebers, Prof. G., 1878. Items: 7; Updated 2010-11-22.
William Shakspere Biography by Knight, Charles, 1841. Items: 5; Updated 2010-11-16.
Famous Composers and their Music by Thomas, Theodore, Paine, John Knowles & Klauser, Karl, 1901. Items: 6; Updated 2010-11-14.
Our Village by Mitford, Mary Russell (Miss Mitford), 1893. Items: 3; Updated 2010-09-23.
Sheet Music and Covers by Various, 1910. Items: 4; Updated 2010-08-20.
Castles by Oman, Charles, 1926. Items: 33; Updated 2010-08-13.
Wood Engravings by Thomas Bewick by Rayner, John, 1947. Items: 8; Updated 2010-08-12.
Works, BL Harley MS 4431 by Pizan, Christine de, 1414. Items: 6; Updated 2010-08-05.
Elementary Mechanics, Including Hydrostatics and Pneumatics. Revised edition by Lodge, Oliver J., 1882. Items: 5; Updated 2010-08-02.
A Single Leaf by Jenson, Nicholas, 1476. Items: 4; Updated 2010-06-27.
An Island Story by Marshall, H. E., 1920. Items: 3; Updated 2010-06-13.
Conjuring Tricks by Anonymous, 1890. Items: 12; Updated 2010-06-03.
The Cathedral Churches of England by Thompson, A. Hamilton, 1925. Items: 8; Updated 2010-05-22.
Youth's Instruction by Mason, J., 1830. Items: 7; Updated 2010-05-17.
Goblin Market by Rossetti, Christina, 1933. Items: 4; Updated 2010-05-10.
Britannia Depicta by Bowen, Emanuel and Owen, John, 1720. Items: 3; Updated 2010-02-28.
English Homes Vol III no. 1, Late Tudor by Tipping, H. Avray, 1922. Items: 21; Updated 2010-02-26.
Safe Counsel: Searchlights on Health: Light on Dark Corners by Jefferis, B.G. and Nichols, J.L., 1896. Items: 5; Updated 2010-02-12.
Things Found In Old Books by Various, 1806. Items: 6; Updated 2010-02-02.
Legends of the Black Forest by Württemberger, Alex, 1890. Items: 3; Updated 2009-11-24.
England Beautiful by Nutting, Wallace, 1936. Items: 20; Updated 2009-11-23.
Chatterbox Annual by Anonymous, 1916. Items: 9; Updated 2009-11-16.
The Gnome King of Oz by Thompson, Ruth Plumly, 1927. Items: 7; Updated 2009-10-23.
London (Volume II) by Knight, Charles, 1841. Items: 5; Updated 2009-04-27.
Electric Lighting for Ships by Walker, Sydney F., 1892. Items: 13; Updated 2009-04-09.
The Goetia: The Lesser Key of Solomon the King by Mathers, Samuel MacGregor Liddel, 1904. Items: 81; Updated 2009-03-20.
Engravings on Metal by Albrecht Duerer by Duerer, Albrecht, . Items: 5; Updated 2009-02-18.
Reminiscences of Scottish Life and Character by Ramsay, Dean, 1911. Items: 3; Updated 2009-02-07.
Works of Jane Austen by Austen, Jane, 1906. Items: 3; Updated 2009-01-25.
Red Book Of York by unknown, 1901. Items: 9; Updated 2009-01-18.
Cotswold Country by Colyer, S. W., 1939. Items: 4; Updated 2008-12-16.
The Rylands Haggadah by Anonymous, 1575. Items: 3; Updated 2008-10-14.
Some British Ballads by Rackham, Arthur, 1919. Items: 9; Updated 2008-09-22.
English Cathedrals by van Rensselaer, Mrs. Schuyler, 1910. Items: 2; Updated 2008-09-11.
Oxford: Brief Historical and Descriptive Notes by Lang, Andrew, 1896. Items: 23; Updated 2008-07-11.
Canting Dictionary by Bailey, Nathan, 1736. Items: 3; Updated 2008-06-29.
Myths Every Child Should Know by Mabie, Hamilton Wright (Ed.), 1914. Items: 8; Updated 2008-04-10.
Portraits and Principles of the World's Great Men and Women by King, William C., 1897. Items: 6; Updated 2008-01-17.
Quiet Roads and Sleepy Villages by Fea, Allan, 1914. Items: 8; Updated 2007-12-05.
First Book of Urizen by Blake, William, 1794. Items: 6; Updated 2007-11-17.
A Textbook on Ornamental Design by unknown, 1901. Items: 11; Updated 2007-10-15.
Visconti-Sforza Tarot Cards by unknown, 1455. Items: 74; Updated 2007-10-05.
Edinburgh by Masson, Rosaline Orme, 1912. Items: 6; Updated 2007-10-01.
Curiosities of the Church: Studies of Curious Customs, Services and Records by Andrews, William, 1891. Items: 7; Updated 2007-09-21.
Steam and the Steam Engine by Evers, Henry, LL.D., 1880. Items: 9; Updated 2007-09-20.
Architecture: Gothic and Renaissance by Smith, Roger T., F.R.I.B.A., 1896. Items: 6; Updated 2007-09-17.
Emblems Divine and Moral by Quarles, Francis, 1866. Items: 4; Updated 2007-09-16.
Popular History of Rome, A by D. Rose, Edited by H. W. Dulcken, 1886. Items: 6; Updated 2007-09-03.
Antwerpia by unknown, . Items: 4; Updated 2007-08-15.
Out to Old Aunt Mary's by Riley, James Whitcomb, 1904. Items: 5; Updated 2007-06-21.
Look at the Bright Side by Matthews, Joanna Hooe, 1883. Items: 4; Updated 2007-06-18.
Pantographia by Fry, Edmund, 1799. Items: 54; Updated 2007-06-05.
The Lives of British Architects from William of Wykeham to Sir William Chambers by Chancellor, E. Beresford, 1909. Items: 3; Updated 2007-05-28.
The Itinerary of John Leland the Antiquary by Leland, John (Hearne, Thomas, Editor), 1745. Items: 123; Updated 2007-05-20.
The Lost Boy by van Dyke, Henry, 1913. Items: 6; Updated 2007-05-16.
Les Aventures de Jean-Paul Choppart par Louis Desnoyers: L'Episode de Panouille by Goupil, Frédéric, 1843. Items: 5; Updated 2007-05-10.
These Be Your Gods by Roberts, Leslie, 1929. Items: 6; Updated 2007-04-29.
The Life of Mansie Wauch by Moir, D. M., 1911. Items: 3; Updated 2007-04-19.
Turrets Towers and Temples by Singleton, Esther, 1899. Items: 8; Updated 2007-04-02.
England by Green, J. R., 1898. Items: 2; Updated 2007-03-27.
Round The Coast by unknown, 1895. Items: 6; Updated 2007-03-27.
Travels Around the World by Seward, William H., 1873. Items: 8; Updated 2007-03-27.
The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam by Omar Khayyam, tr. Edward Fitzgerald, 1905. Items: 9; Updated 2007-02-25.
Bill Nye's History of England by Nye, Bill, 1900. Items: 14; Updated 2007-02-18.
American Animals by Stone, William and Cram, William Everett, 1902. Items: 8; Updated 2007-01-25.
Cambridge and its Story by Stubbs, Charles William, D.D., Dean of Ely, 1912. Items: 6; Updated 2007-01-22.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Caroll, Lewis, 1865. Items: 42; Updated 2006-12-04.
London (Volume VI) by Knight, Charles, 1841. Items: 2; Updated 2006-11-14.
Wonderful Prodigies of Judgement and Mercy by Burton, Robert, 1685. Items: 9; Updated 2006-11-04.
Oxford by Haslehust and How, 1910. Items: 14; Updated 2006-10-19.
Memorials of Hampshire. by Jeans, G. E. (Ed.), 1906. Items: 12; Updated 2006-10-11.
Dictionary of Proverbs by Bailey, Nathan, 1917. Items: 48; Updated 2006-10-09.
The Scott Country by Haslehust, Geddie, 1920. Items: 10; Updated 2006-09-10.
Cambridge by Barwell, Noel, 1920. Items: 8; Updated 2006-09-07.
Bygone Punishments by Andrews, William, 1931. Items: 5; Updated 2006-08-21.
South Wales and the Wye District of Monmouthshire by Ward, C. S. and Baddeley, B. A., 1892. Items: 4; Updated 2006-08-11.
Ancestral Homes of Noted Americans by Wharton, Anne Hollingsworth, 1915. Items: 12; Updated 2006-06-27.
Warwick and Leamington by Morley, George, 1920. Items: 13; Updated 2006-06-20.
Lynton, Lynmouth, Exmoor, Minehead and the Land of Lorna Doone by unknown, 1910. Items: 4; Updated 2006-03-01.
Stratford on Avon by Brown, J. Ross, 1908. Items: 1; Updated 2005-10-23.
Laws and History of the New Forest by Lewis, Percival Esq., F.A.S., 1811. Items: 4; Updated 2005-07-13.
Life and Work of the People of England: The Fourteenth Century by Hartlet, Dorothy and Elliot, Margaret M., 1929. Items: 3; Updated 2005-07-08.


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A AEM CSGO Season #4 round 4 match played 9:00pm 5/2/18. This match is best of 3.
Before the match was played, both teams were on UNDEFEATED on 3-0.
#6 by Kingfisher from Downfall.
#2 by Kingfisher from Downfall.
#4 by Kingfisher from Downfall.
#3 by Llamas from SYF Gaming.
#5 by Llamas from SYF Gaming.
#1 by Llamas from SYF Gaming.
Matching scores have been entered, match is now completed. Congratulations questionmark.
This is a reminder email to both teams that you have an AEM match TONIGHT at 9:00pm AEST.
Match has been created and is scheduled for Monday, 9:00pm February 5th. Both teams had this time selected in their time settings.


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