The time to release version 7.0 is nearly here. We will be performing a staggering rollout of the update to World of Tanks game servers across the world. We would like to give you a heads up on the current release plan.
Version 7.0 is to be released on the World of Tanks game servers very and very soon. We will be updating one game server at a time to ensure a smooth downtime. We also need to make certain that the multi-cluster technology works properly on every server. That is why RU server is receiving it as you read, while EU and US will receive the update a bit later.
This long anticipated 7.0 update will introduce new camo patterns, and it will also let players to save and replay battle videos.
We would like to share the patch notes with you ahead of time so that you have a chance to check out everything that comes out in the update. Version 7.0 is a very important update for the game; it's just the beginning of a fight for the global dominance. We're very excited to share this update with you, and hope you will enjoy all of the new features.
You can also refer to OverLord's blog, where some of your questions regarding v 7.0 have been answered.
Implemented several game clusters (multicluster technology).
Added the camouflage feature. Camo purchase and its mounting are available in the game section 'Appearance'.
Added levels of tank companies varied by tier: up to tier 4, up to tier 6, up to tier 8 and up to tier 10 (including tier 10). Implemented tier limits for SPGs, LTs, and TDs in up to tier 4, up to tier 6 and up to tier 8 battles.
Added the complaint system. You can choose the complaint type while in battle by right-clicking on the player's nickname shown in the pop-up context menu.
Added a test system for recording and replaying battles. A 'Record battle to replay' setting saves battle videos in 'Replays' folder.
Added new maps – Marsh and Fjords.
Fixed multiple bugs in tank models.
Fixed multiple bugs, blockings and jam-ups on the majority of maps.
Added animated birds on several maps.
- Pz B2 740 (f): new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Pz 38H735 (f): new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour). Added suspension spaced armour.
- Pz S35 739 (f): new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour). Added suspension spaced armour.
- Leichttraktor: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Panther II: small fixes in the gun mantlet armouring.
- Pz 38 (t): new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Pz 38 nA: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Pz III/IV: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Pz II Luchs: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Pz VI Tiger: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Pz V-IV: fixes in turret armouring.
- StuG III: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour). Hull front armour is now 80mm.
- JagdPz IV: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- VK 1602 Leopard: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- VK 3001 (H): new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- VK 3001 (P): new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- VK 3002 (DB): new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- VK 3601 (H): new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Added a new special round type for the 8.8cm L/71 gun with damage increased to 240. Old type rounds will be sold from ammunition at purchase prices.
- Increased minimum battle levels for tanks VK1602 and T-50.
- SPG GW Panther gain decreased by 10%.
- Reload time for the 7.5cm KwK 41 L/58 gun increased from 3.5 to 4.5 sec.
- Aiming time for the 7.5cm KwK 41 L/58 increased from 1.1 to 2 sec.
- Dispersion by a turret rotation and movement for the 7.5cm KwK 41 L/58 gun increased by 10%.
- Old type rounds for the 7.5cm KwK 41 L/58 gun will be sold from ammunition at purchase prices.
- ammo rack durability decreased by 20%.
- top turret view range increased from 420 to 430 metres.
- ammo rack durability decreased by 10%.
- stock turret view range decreased from 460 to 430 metres.
- top turret view range decreased from 460m to 450m.
- reload time for the second turret 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71 gun changed from 6.1 to 6.7 sec.
- ammo rack durability decreased by 5%.
- stock turret view range decreased from 460 to 450 metres.
- reload time for the stock turret 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71 gun changed from 6 to 6.6 sec.
- reload time for the second turret 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71 gun changed from 5.8 to 6.4 sec.
- reload time for the first turret 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71 gun changed from 7.3 to 8.0 sec.
- reload time for the second turret 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71 gun changed from 6.8 to 7.5 sec.
- reload time for the first turret 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71 gun changed from 6.5 to 7.2 sec.
- reload time for the stock turret 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71 gun changed from 6.1 tо 6.7 sec.
- reload time for the stock turret 8.8cm KwK 43 L/71 gun changed from 6.1 to 6.7 sec.
- gain decreased by 20%.
- reload time for the 170mm K72 Sf gun changed from 27.3 to 25.5 sec.
- dispersion for the 170mm K72 Sf changed from 0.41 to 0.4.
- dispersion by turning for the 170mm K72 Sf gun decreased by 5%.
- А-20: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- А-32: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- АТ-1: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- BT-7: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- SU-85B: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- IS-3: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour). Added suspension armour plates.
- IS-4: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- IS-7: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour). Improved front turret armour, re-enforced hull stem, added suspension armour plates.
- KV-13: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- KV-220: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- KV-3: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- KV: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Matilda: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- MS-1: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Object 704: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour). Added suspension armour plates.
- SU-14: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- SU-152: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- SU-18: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- SU-76: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- T-34: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Т-44: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Т-54: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Valentine: new armour system (16 groups+spaced armour).
- Changed models and parameters of the both turrets of IS-3.
- SPG SU-14 gain decreased by 13%.
- SPG S-51 gain decreased by 15%.
- SPG Object 212 gain decreased by 25%.
- 180mm F-600D round price increased from 1890 to 1980 credits.
- 180mm URB-600 round price increased from 1890 to 1980 credits.
- 203mm F-625D round price increased from 1442 to 1568 credits.
- 203mm G-620 round price increased from 1092 to1200 credits.
- ammo rack durability increased by 15%.
- stock suspension traverse speed increase by 2 deg/sec.
- top suspension traverse speed increased by 1 deg/sec.
- stock turret view range decreased from 430 to 420m.
- top turret view range increased from 430 to 440m.
- added the second turret LB-1 gun.
- added the 680hp B-54-6 engine.
- ammo rack durability increased by 5%.
- T-14: new armour system (16 groups + spaced armour). Added spaced armour on sides.
Once exiting the battle, your tank will stay on the battlefield till the end of the battle. If it is not destroyed, it will automatically be destroyed at the end.
Fixed the rare issue of scouting the whole enemy team while they are not in sight.
Fixed the rare issue with the horizontal violent movement of the gun sight while switching into sniper mode.
Fixed the rare bug with the low turning velocity of the Pz IV.
Fixed the issue with not receiving the 'Mouse Trap' achievement. All not yet received achievements will be added to the account after a battle, in which at least one tank is destroyed by a player.
The normalization of AP and APCR rounds was slightly downgraded.
Added tips for garage interface elements. They can be activated by pressing 'F1' button in garage screen.
Improved vehicle markers: range sorting added.
Added more settings for markers above vehicles.
Added the possibility to switch to alternative marker colors for vehicles ('Alternative Colour Scheme' in Settings).
In the battle interface, additional equipment (camo net and binocular telescope) performance will now be shown.
Changed the sound of hitting and damaging a tank module.
Changed the sound of collision between a static object and tank at speeds higher than 10 km per hour.
Added the sound of friendly base capture notification.
Added a filter for symbols, smiles and messages spamming in-game chats.
Added the option of mapping the controls on additional mouse buttons.
Added a notification if attempting to sell a tank, which cannot be purchased in the shop (PzKpfw V-IV, for example).
Functions of personal file opening, demobilization and sending to barracks remapped from Left Mouse Button to Right Mouse Button.
Added a notification for a successful screenshot.
Screenshots are now saved into a separate folder.
Added a notification of reaching the daily tank sale limit.
Added a notification for attempting to resupply gold ammunition and consumables with gold or without it.
Fixed the button order for in-game and garage menu's.
Removed the control setting 'Camera position'.
The Caps Lock indicator is now enabled on the login screen.
In tank crew personal files removed statistics of battles participated and w/l ratio.
In tank crew personal files added representation of XP amount needed for acquiring new skills.
Improved game settings behavior when using Logitech keyboards and Alienware notebooks.
Fixed some troubles with running the game on multiscreen PC configurations.
Completely reworked the mechanics of improved dynamic shadows.
Added the new anti-aliasing type – FXAA.
Improved the quality of in-game voice chat.
We are looking forward to receive a lot of feedback from you regarding the new Update. Please follow the link.


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import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.core.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.core.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.core.collections.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Abilities.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Areas.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Behaviors.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.CharClasses.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Commands.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Common.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Exits.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Items.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Locales.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.MOBS.interfaces.*;
import com.planet_ink.coffee_mud.Races.interfaces.*;

import java.util.*;

@SuppressWarnings("rawtypes")
public class Prayer_SoulPeering extends Prayer
{
	@Override public String ID() { return "Prayer_SoulPeering"; }
	private final static String localizedName = CMLib.lang()._("Soul Peering");
	@Override public String name() { return localizedName; }
	@Override public int abstractQuality(){ return Ability.QUALITY_INDIFFERENT;}
	@Override public int classificationCode(){return Ability.ACODE_PRAYER|Ability.DOMAIN_COMMUNING;}

	@Override
	public boolean invoke(MOB mob, Vector commands, Physical givenTarget, boolean auto, int asLevel)
	{
		final MOB target=this.getTarget(mob,commands,givenTarget);
		if(target==null) return false;
		if(target==mob) return false;

		if(!super.invoke(mob,commands,givenTarget,auto,asLevel))
			return false;

		final boolean success=proficiencyCheck(mob,0,auto);

		if(success)
		{
			final CMMsg msg=CMClass.getMsg(mob,target,this,somanticCastCode(mob,target,auto),auto?"":_("^S<S-NAME> @x1 while peering into <T-YOUPOSS> soul.^?",prayWord(mob)));
			if(mob.location().okMessage(mob,msg))
			{
				mob.location().send(mob,msg);
				final StringBuilder str=CMLib.commands().getScore(target);
				if(!mob.isMonster())
					mob.session().wraplessPrintln(str.toString());
			}
		}
		else
			beneficialVisualFizzle(mob,target,_("<S-NAME> attempt(s) to peer into <T-YOUPOSS> soul, but fails."));

		return success;
	}
}

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Prostrate with grief
11th February 2014 /14 Comments/in Cemeteries, Italy, Travel /by Mary Murphy
In Milan a couple of weeks ago, I was a little taken aback to see a woman, lying prostrate on a grave, her grief palpable, her sorrow tangible. Coming from a country that would rival Britain in its stoicism at times, such public displays of emotion are not what I'm used to.
I've been introduced as a cemetery tourist by a friend in Malta. And yes, my fascination with how we remember our dead and mark their passing is one I've readily acknowledged. That said, I've managed to get this far in life without ever laying eyes on a corpse, despite the numerous funerals I've been to. And being from a people who wake their dead at home – this is odd in more ways than one. I just can't bring myself to look upon a corpse. A body emptied of its soul is something beyond my otherwise virile imagination.
The simplest and most moving cemetery I've been to is the Bernadinu kapines in Vilnius, Lithuania. The most different perhaps the Alifakovac cemetery in Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina. The most educational (for me) has to be Glasnevin cemetery in Dublin, Ireland. And, up until now, perhaps the most impressive cemetery I've been to in terms of sculpture was the Mirogoj cemetery in Zagreb, Croatia. But Mirogoj has relinquished its No. 1 spot to the Cimitero Monumentale di Milano.
Up to 1861, Milan had many small cemeteries scattered around the city. After Italian independence, a decision was made to consolidate them into two: one for the upper echelons of society and another for those whom fame and fortune had bypassed: Cimitero Monumentale and Cimitero Maggiore, respectively. What started as an 18 hectare expanse, taking three years to lay out, Cimitero Monumentale now occupies 25 hectares of this Italian city.
Wandering its paths is like walking through a virtual who's who of Italian creative aristocracy featuring such luminaries as poet Salvatore Quasimodo, composer Giuseppe Verdi, and novelist Alessandro Manzoni. Names like Pirelli and Campari all ring bells of vague recollection, testifying to the longevity of Italian business empires.
To my mind, cemeteries are some of the best museums out there and don't get the recognition they deserve. Anyone with a love for Italian art won't be disappointed. The works of Giannino Castiglioni, Giacomo Manzù, Medardo Rosso, Leonardo Bistolfi, Ernesto Bazzaro, Odoardo Tabacchi, Adolfo Wildt and Argentine artist Lucio Fontana are all represented. Don't make the mistake we made: come early and plan on staying for a few hours. There is so much to see and marvel at that you won't feel the time passing before the siren marking 30 minutes to closing sounds and the man on his bike does his rounds to make sure that all living souls leave before the gates close.
While there are many beautiful monuments to be seen, what struck me was how the grieving woman was depicted, time and time again. It's something I've not noticed in other cemeteries – at least not to the same extent. And their numbers made the absence of grieving men even more remarkable. There's a thesis to be written on that. If you're in Milan and have time, it's worth dropping by. No. Scratch that. If you're in Milan and don't have time, it's worth making time for.
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Walking amongst the dead in Zagreb
13th August 2010 /11 Comments/in Cemeteries, Croatia /by Mary Murphy
Mirogoj cemetry, Zagreb
I have what some might call a morbid fascination with cemeteries. And prisons. I often wonder if I somehow see the two related. While others wander through the art galleries and museums of this world, I spend my time in graveyards reading epitaphs wondering about the lives of those who've gone before me and those they've left behind. Dean Martin's tombstone reads: Everybody loves somebody sometime. Bette Davis's: She did it the hard way. But my favourite has to be Spike Milligan's: Dúirt mé leat go raibh mé breoite (I told you I was ill). Way back in the good old days of the Wild West, when death was completely random and a sense of humour prevailed to the last, some classic epitaphs can still be found. Lawyer John E. Goembel: The defense rests. Auctioneer Jedediah Goodwin : Going, going, gone.
I've often wondered at a particular choice of gravestone and have given some consideration to what I'd like mine to be and what I'd like it to say – if I'm not cremated. I'm undecided.
It was in Macugnaga, in the Italian Alps, that I first saw a photograph encased in glass on a gravestone. I thought it rather strange that someone would want their photo displayed, but as I walked around the small cemetery, the idea grew on me. It was like visiting a place where people, though dead, were still very much alive in spirit…you could put a face to the bones buried beneath.
In Warsaw some years later, in the Jewish cemetery on Okopowa Street, I was struck by the notion of adding a person's occupation the gravestone – but is this so strange? In life, some of us become our profession and lose sight of who we are as people, so why not carry this identity with us and go the grave proclaiming what we were.
In a Russian Orthodox graveyard in Eklutna, Alaska, each grave has a spirit house, built as a new home for the soul of the deceased. In Manchester, UK, some Irish traveller families have erected huge, gigantic marble monstrosities that seem be in some strange posthumous competition with each other – keeping up with the Joneses well after all the Joneses are dead.
Until a recent visit to Zagreb, I'd never been to a non-denominational cemetery – or at least, I am not aware of ever having been in one. The cemeteries with which I am familiar tend to be strictly segregated – Catholic, Protestant, Jewish, Russian Orthodox. The idea of mixing religions in death strikes me as ironic considering the trouble various religions have living side by side. Mirogoj cemetry has been very much inclusive since it first opened its gates in 1876. The work of Hermann Bollé, it's a beautiful spot, with a series of ivy-clad cupola'd arcades running along the inside walls. It's home to Jews, Muslims, Orthodox Christians, Catholics, communist Partisans and the German dead from WW2. Crescent moons, Jewish stars, and RC crosses adorn the gravestones. Rows and rows of grave-lined paths diverge from the main gate. There's a computer kiosk where you can key in the name of the person you are looking for and it'll tell you where go to. Without this, it would be practically impossible, or, take days to find it for yourself. A couple of years go, on Achill Island off the west coast of Ireland, I visited a famine graveyard. Simple, overgrown, and wild, it was a stark reminder of an Ireland that is in danger of being forgotten. A story book of life and death, a living testimonyof times gone by. In South Africa earlier this year, I stumbled across a cemetry from the Boer War. I'd never realised how many nations were involved in this particular fight. But it too, like the famine, seems so very long ago. Mirogoj cemetery is different. It is home to row after row of men my age who died in the Yugoslav wars. My age. My age. In another life they might have been my brother, my husband, my best friend. And while they were dying for the promise of a better tomorrow, I was living in Alaska, in my own little world, completely unaware of what was going on Europe. We speak of living in a global village but in truth, we are worlds apart. Einstein nailed it when he said: the more I learn, the more I realise I don't know.
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Traffic ≠ Sales or Sustainability
22 May 2012 on darren beattie, start-ups, business development
CC Éole Wind
Here are your two choices:
You could change everything at once, and completely overhaul your life, business, relationship, financial situation, etc…
You could make small, continuous, incremental changes to slowly get the outcomes you want from your life, business, relationship, financial situation, etc…
Which would you choose?
What about this scenario…
You receive 10,000 leads from a company that pulled all the names of the people that live within an 8 block radius of your local business, that fall within the age group you specify.
You receive 10 walk-in leads from people who are already genuinely interested in your product and services and are almost already sold on making a purchase.
Of course the former in each of these cases would reveal a measurably large quantity of positive change or new business, right now.
The questions remains, will it stand the test of time?
Will customers you cold-call, or blast post-cards to, respond the same way as someone who comes in after discovering that they believe what you believe?
In coaching we refer to this as talking 'AT' someone, versus working 'WITH' someone.
In 2006, Seth Godin (from way back in 2006!) revealed an interesting perspective about traffic.
The question he posed, was should Amazon.com worry that MySpace.com gets more traffic than Amazon did (remember this is way back in 2006!), or was revenue more important.
We all know now how MySpace has turned out…
As of this week we also know how Facebook has turned out (it shouldn't be a surprise that they too were flirting, rather than committing)…
As of this week we have a lot of people signed up for the first alpha launch of Koachable, but I remain skeptical, until I discover how many of them are quality leads, use the system, interact with the system, give feedback, share the idea, and other more important 'things to track.'
Of course, people love to measure traffic (myself included) but we should specifically look for engagement and its relativity to what we do.
Changing anything all at once, or reaching 10,000 people all at once, may sound like a magic formula for success.
People often play a numbers game, I used to work for someone who would unequivocally say that leads means sales, whereas I say quality leads mean sales.
Relationships mean sales.
Tracking What's Important should be kept close to the chest, and volume isn't what's important.
Making small incremental steps towards getting to where you want to be, and never losing sight of what is important to measure, is more important than volume.
I'm currently shooting for Kevin Kelly's 1000 True Fans.
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As an aside, Carla works in a producer- capacity with Cuchame Theatre Co, which serves as a collaboration between Argentinean-based works, with that of US-American performers, writers and the like. The company seeks to foster creativity and inspire a cultural exchange so that representation of all artists may share their passion and dignity with many cultures globally.
Carla Costabile is an Argentinean-born actress, currently residing and working in New York City. As a graduate of The American Musical and Dramatic Academy, she focusses on collaborative works in theatre, music and production. In 2015 she earned her degree in vocal performance from the Conservatorio Manuel de Falla and since that time, she has appeared in various productions such as The Heritage, Let's Broadway, A Christmas Carol, Electra and several more. Her work also spans to several Off-Broadway venues such as entertaining audiences at The West End Lounge, Broadway Comedy Club and The Players Theatre. With an avid addiction to the city, Carla lives in the Upper West Side of Manhattan and continues to foster her work with new opportunities in an exciting direction.
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jxdn – 'Tell Me About Tomorrow' Album Review
Posted August 3, 2021 by musicmattersmedia
Photo Credit: Jaden Hossler
Tik Tok star and former Sway House member Jaden Hossler is the latest to make the transition from the popular video app, to releasing music under the moniker jxdn. He follows in the footsteps of other Tik Tok influencers such as Addison Rae, Dixie D'Amelio, and Chase Hudson (Lil Huddy). Hossler was the first artist signed to Travis Barker's DTA record label, and his debut album Tell Me About Tomorrow is yet another signal of the pop-punk resurgence in 2021. Barker's influence can be heard throughout the course of the album and collaborations with Machine Gun Kelly and iann dior only emphasize the overall sound.
Tell Me About Tomorrow opens with an 11-second phone call from Barker in which he announces plans to sign Hossler to his label, and provides an optimistic prediction about his future as an artist. The official opening track "PILLS" slams the listener in the face with punk guitar riffs and declarations of being a rockstar. In fact, the phrase "rockstar" is uttered no less than 16 times on the album. The song is exactly what you might expect, a relatively catchy song that gives no depth into who Hossler is as an artist. Songs like this one are expected on an album, but Hossler does not give anyone a deeper look into who he is on any of the other tracks either. Instead, he shows us who he wants to become. We've always heard that it's better to show than tell, but Hossler has no qualms in telling us just what he wants to be.
At a run-time of 44-minutes, Tell Me About Tomorrow is well within the average length for a debut, but still seems to drag out longer than it should. With no sonic or thematic diversity to break up the album, each song blends together in e-boy, angst-ridden glory. Mental health has become a hot topic recently and Hossler is not shy in talking about his experiences on multiple songs. However, the emotional "confessions" on songs like "WANNA BE" are lackluster and only show Hossler generalizing about how he wants to be "alright" and "okay." "I've been lying out loud // I've been feeling real down," he sings on "F*CKED UP." Lyrically, it doesn't pack that strong of a punch and the refusal to change tempo and do a true acoustic song causes these sentiments to get lost in the beat.
Eventhough much of the album falls short, there are always some redeeming factors. Hossler's vocals are able to mold to any situation, sounding anywhere from hopeful and bright, to raspy and despairing. Despite being repetitive, the production and instrumentation are fun and upbeat, making the album great to scream and dance along to. While Tell Me About Tomorrow isn't a breakthrough album by any means, Hossler has cultivated a solid fanbase and platform for him to explore his sound in his up-and-coming career. Hopefully, we'll get to hear more from Hossler himself in his next few releases and not what he thinks he should be.
Written by: Darby VanDeVeen
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On the day before Palm Sunday, I posted an image of the schedule of Holy Week services celebrated at Westminster Cathedral in 1939. Courtesy of Mr Richard Hawker, here is a scan of an edition of the Cathedral's bulletin from the year 1911, which shows the complete regular schedule of services. (Click to enlarge.)
Note that the entire Office is done in choir every day; of course, most of that would have been in recto tono. We may also note that the traditional discipline was maintained of having two Masses in choir on certain days, one after Terce for a feast, and another after None for a fast day coinciding with it. Mr Hawker informs me that whenever there was only one Mass to be said, Westminster had an indult from the SRC to say it after Terce, even if it was that of a fast day, which would traditionally have been said after None. I imagine this arrangement must have been settled on as something which worked better with the schedule of the school and the regular congregation. The cathedral also has activities of five different confraternities scheduled during the week (Precious Blood, Blessed Sacrament, Holy Family, the Apostolate of Prayer, and the Holy Rosary), with sermons and benediction at four of them, plus Baptisms, the churching of new mothers, and Confirmations on a regular basis.
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