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12.4.18 | Churches & Denominations, Higher Education, Nonprofit Organizations | Articles
Challenges in Auditing GIK
Assessing an NFP's policies and procedures related to valuing material GIK transactions is an important part of an NFP audit. Because there is no single source of pricing that is appropriate for valuing GIK donations, it falls on the NFP to arrive at an appropriate estimate of fair value. Developing an accurate estimate could involve significant time, effort, and cost, and the NFP should take that into account when deciding to accept a GIK donation. The due diligence process, level of effort by the NFP, and the facts and circumstances for each transaction vary and make auditing GIK contributions received especially challenging. Some key considerations when assessing these estimates are discussed in the following sections.
What Does a "Fair Value Measurement" Mean When It Comes to GIK Contributions?
Fair value is defined as "the price that would be received to sell an asset or paid to transfer a liability in an orderly transaction between market participants at the measurement date" (FASB ASC Glossary). However, an NFP receives these assets as a contribution, not as a market participant. Thus, the NFP has a hypothetical consideration: Which market would it use if it were to sell the goods? Would the goods be sold in an exit market as a retailer, wholesaler, or manufacturer, or would they be sold in some other market? What if the NFP does not have access to sell the goods in any market?
Certain GIK may not have a readily determinable marketplace, but typically, they have a base utility that is marketable to someone. NFPs should consider that base utility when determining market values for GIK.
Consideration of Legal Restrictions
Legal restrictions fall into one of two buckets — those that affect the entity or those that affect the asset. Legal restrictions that affect only the NFP do not affect the underlying asset's fair value because a hypothetical buyer would not consider the restrictions in a purchase decision because that buyer's use of the asset would not be affected by the restriction imposed on the entity. On the other hand, legal restrictions that could limit a buyer's use of the GIK may affect the assets' fair value. For example, a land conservation easement that limits the use of a piece of land would be considered by a hypothetical buyer and may affect the land's value. An NFP may never actually sell the GIK, but a hypothetical sale should be considered in determining fair value. An NFP needs to identify any legal restrictions on the GIK and determine if they would affect a hypothetical buyer's use and, thus, the fair value measure.
The following four areas addressed in FASB ASC 820 are particularly challenging when it comes to determining fair value of GIK:
Market participants. NFPs often distribute GIK free of charge or for a nominal fee to beneficiaries who can use the goods but generally do not have access to them. These beneficiaries are not market participants. In addition, nominal fees charged are not prices for the GIK's highest and best use; they are prices that reflect the NFP's mission objectives. Market participants are entities who would transact for the goods and are able to buy the product at its market price. Because of the nature of GIK, a hypothetical market participant scenario may need to be developed to identify potential market participants. These may include other NFPs, governmental agencies, or other entities (including for-profit entities), depending on the goods involved.
The principal (or most advantageous) market. Fair value should be determined using inputs from the principal market (defined as the market with the greatest volume and level of activity for the asset), or if there is no principal market, from the most advantageous market (defined as the market that maximizes the amount that would be received to sell the asset). Certain GIK, such as pharmaceuticals, clothing, toys, and so on, are regularly obtained subject to entity restrictions prohibiting the NFPs from selling the assets. In those cases, there is no market in which the reporting entity could sell the asset. FASB ASC 820-10-35-6B states that although a reporting entity must be able to access the market, it does not need to be able to sell the particular asset or transfer the particular liability on the measurement date to be able to measure fair value on the basis of the price in that market. Further, the Financial Reporting Executive Committee (FinREC) believes that limitations imposed by IRC Section 170(e)(3) (which provides a larger deduction to the donor if the NFP agrees to use the GIK, rather than sell them), as well as donor-imposed restrictions limiting the geographic area in which GIK may be distributed, are restrictions specific to the entity. Because those restrictions are not a characteristic of the asset that would transfer to market participants, such restrictions would not be considered in pricing the asset.
Inputs to valuation techniques. Once the proper marketplace is identified, it is necessary to identify a source for exit prices in that market. Locating sources is not always easy or inexpensive. Accounting standards provide only broad, general guidance, and many NFPs struggle to find useful guidelines to help determine the value of donated assets. Sometimes, inputs can be found, but the prices may need to be adjusted for differences between the source item and the GIK or for differences between the source price (which could be a list price) and an exit price. The AICPA Audit and Accounting Guide Not-for-Profit Entities provides the following examples.If GIK are received in wholesale quantity but only retail values are readily available to use as inputs to fair value, then a wholesale discount generally would be applied. Similarly, if the GIK have earlier expiration dates than those of products typically sold in the marketplace or if technological advances have made the GIK less desirable than similar items in the marketplace, a discount should be applied. Whenever GIK differ from the item observed in the marketplace transaction, the NFP should consider whether an adjustment is needed to determine fair value. For some types of GIK, a range of valuation inputs are available, which can result in dramatically different valuations, especially if observed inputs have not been properly adjusted. Small and mid-sized NFPs may not have the resources to access that type of market data. Even NFPs with the resources to purchase the data have discovered that identifying the relevant variables and making the necessary adjustments can be very complicated. Management should consider the potential materiality of the GIK and determine how best to use its limited resources to find inputs.
Use of hypothetical markets. Due to the constraints outlined in the three preceding items, the markets and transactions used for valuation are often hypothetical; yet, this remains the most likely source for determining fair value of certain GIK. All entities that could have access to the hypothetical market should be considered, including for-profit entities, and the value determined in such a hypothetical market would be derived from the hypothetical market participant's perspective as opposed to the reporting entity's perspective.
In other words, if the NFP does not have the ability to sell in any market, FASB ASC 820-10-35-6C states
Even when there is no observable market to provide pricing information about the sale of an asset or the transfer of a liability at the measurement date, a fair value measurement shall assume that a transaction takes place at that date, considered from the perspective of a market participant that holds the asset or owes the liability. That assumed transaction establishes a basis for estimating the price to sell the asset or to transfer the liability.
Therefore, the NFP should construct an assumed transaction in a hypothetical or "most likely" market based on its own assumptions about what participants in that market would consider in transacting a sale of the asset. It is reasonable to conclude that activity in inaccessible known markets may be considered in developing the inputs that would be used in a hypothetical market if the reporting entity does not have access to any known or observable markets.
Flowchart for GIK of Nonfinancial Assets
The following is a flowchart describing considerations for the valuation of GIK of nonfinancial assets.
For GIK received, NFPs can look at the characteristics of the GIK, as well as assumed transactions, to determine appropriate fair values. Though the valuation and contribution considerations are complex, an NFP would be well-served to develop and document a consistent, reasonable process to assess and record the fair value of GIK in accordance with U.S. GAAP. Significant judgment may be involved with GIK. Management's documentation of its assessments and all the GAAP considerations is key.
Readers can obtain additional fair value information from the following sources:
FASB ASC 820
AICPA Audit and Accounting Guide Not-for-Profit Entities, chapter 5, paragraphs .130—. 146, "Fair Value Measurement of Gifts-in-Kind"
Auditors can obtain information on auditing fair value accounting estimates from AU-C section 540, Auditing Accounting Estimates, Including Fair Value Accounting Estimates, and Related Disclosures.
Standards developed and published by Accord Network (formerly AERDO) could assist NFPs and their auditors. These standards offer best practices and additional guidance for NFPs in applying GAAP and IRS rules for GIK acceptance, accounting, and reporting. The standards can be found at http://gikstandards.com/docs/GIK_Standards_Ver2009.pdf. Note that although they have been developed with every effort to follow GAAP, Accord's GIK standards are nonauthoritative under FASB ASC.
This document originally appeared in the AICPA's Not-for-Profit Entities Industry Developments—2018
©2018 AICPA. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
Additional Resource:
Gifts-in-Kind: Reporting Contributions of Nonfinancial Assets
Frank serves as Partner and Quality Assurance Director and has more than 45 years of public accounting and nonprofit expertise. He has a deep understanding of nonprofit organizational best practice financial functions and operations, and his expertise includes financial reporting and analysis, investments, internal controls, endowments, and grants management. As the firm's Quality Assurance Director, Frank provides oversight to all functions of internal quality assurance, including continuing professional education, systems and processes, and monitoring and implementing new technical standards.


clearly cathy is living the same life as me. though i suspect i left the office slightly earlier than her. still i have worked on average 1 1/2 hours longer each day this week. and i have also been thinking about how to live each day like its your last. there has been precious little marrow sucking as of late. sigh. its just a website right?


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The position with which you play is a very important, and it is very important for a beginner to be aware of this game concept. If you are the first or the last poker player to talk, it makes a huge difference.
In fact, when you talk first, it is difficult to know how many players will follow you. But if you play at the last position, you know exactly how many players are following you that mean that you can already analyse the games of your adversaries. If most of the players fold and some of them are just following the big blind, you already know that they don't have such a good game and you can raise without being worry a significant amount especially if your hand is strong.
Imagine that you have an ace and a 6. The flop comes, ace-5-J. Your opponent checks, you check too. Next turn, an ace, the other player raises, you raise his raise. He decides to go all in you call. He had a pair of Jack, a very strong pair but it does not allow him to win with your three of the kind. He has only two pairs. You just need to hope that the last one won't be a Jack. Being in the final position, make a big difference, you can do whatever you want and if you check, you can see the next card and choose to raise or not. You can also analyze the game of another poker player.
Raise in Poker is paid quite often. Many players do not take the initiative to raise with something and prefer to follow someone, which can be your strength. Imagine you're in last place to talk. You have a king and a jack. It is a very good hand. Everybody follows the big blind (BB). You raise because nobody wants to take a risk. A number of players fold but some will follow you to see the flop. Do not let too many players to see the flop, like that the probability for them to make a good combination is lower.
The flop comes: An ace 8 and 2. Nothing helps you but maybe the same for your opponents. The 2 or 3 opponents are checking. You raise even if you have nothing. If they all fold, you've managed to scare them with nothing but having the advantage of being in last position. If one of them follows you but do not raise, it is because he is waiting for something. At the next card, if the card is in your advantage, observe what your opponent will do and take a decision at that time. If he raises, he has probably an ace. It would be crazy to follow him but he can understand your game then you can either raise or fold. The fact raise again will allow you to know if he really has something.
Being able to observe what your opponents have, it is a very important advantage that allows you to manage the game.


The staple diet of Japanese food or Washoku is rice. The Japonica rice is a short-grain, white rice strain of rice that is cultivated all over the country.
Most of the crops are cultivated using small-farm farming methods and a few pesticides and fertilizers are used. Selective breeding also allows for larger harvests and improved cultivation results.
In this blog by Japanese teacher Mariko Inamoto from Japanese Online Institute touches on a special type of rice that is steadily growing in popularity.
Read this blog for Japanese learners and listen to the audio blog on the YouTube video.
Recently, I have been mixing something called Kodai Mai with my white rice and cooking it. Kodai Mai is an ancient strain of rice taken from rice plants that have the features of wild rice. It is rice that is red, black and green colored.
Compared to modern rice, which is made by selective breeding, the amount of harvest is less than half, but it has very a strong life force so it can be grown without using pesticides. It is also rich in nutrition and healthy so in recent years it has been receiving a lot of attention.
By just mixing and cooking a little Kodai Mai in with normal white rice, it looks more beautiful, tastes better and is healthier than cooking just white rice.
For all of you that like rice, please try this out.
Konnichiwa! My name is Mariko Inamoto.
I love to travel and have been to lots of different countries. I really enjoy getting to know and communicating with people from various countries.
In the lessons I don't just want to teach the Japanese language but would love to talk about the culture and people of Japan. I think this is the best way to master a language. Please come and enjoy my online Japanese classes, and talk about your country and your lifestyle. I'm really looking forward to meeting you in the classroom.
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SDL Tridion featured some useful mechanisms to enable personalization that were part of the "legacy" Profiling & Personalization API designed to integrate with the Ambient Data Framework. SDL have since replaced this with Experience Optimization (formally Smart Target), but you can re-enable the legacy functionality with a little work to get a very modern and flexible approach to personalized content.
Now we have the data available, we just need to be able to evaluate it at render-time within our presentation application. To do this we will create a customized PageController in our DXA web application.
Similar to how we transformed the PageModelData after evaluating the Target Groups, we can also transform the entities themselves to apply changes to the content contained within. The easiest way to do this is to serialize the entity back to JSON and perform a Regex replacement.
By combining contextual evaluation and transformation you can achieve a robust and powerful personalization strategy which is already very well integrated within the CME.
The biggest challenge is changing the request flow to include a mechanism to obtain a customer profile and the claims that describe the customer to apply against any personalization.
There are also some considerations regarding caching, since you can't effectively cache personalized responses for an extended duration – we hope to cover this in a future post!


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Belize Coast Guard Receives Honour Graduate Award
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The Commandant of the Belize Coast Guard is proud to acknowledge Lieutenant Alma Pinelo for receiving the Honour Graduate award after successfully completing the International Maritime Officer Course at the U.S. Coast Guard Training Center in Yorktown, Virginia, U.S.A.
Lieutenant Pinelo is the first Belizean and the first female to receive this prestigious award. Her name and country will be enshrined into the Honour Graduates Hall of Fame.
The International Maritime Officers School resides within the International Resident Training Branch at Training Center Yorktown. The Schoolhouse provides an in-depth overview of U.S. Coast Guard organization, planning and management of its missions to mid-grade coast guard, navy, maritime police and civilian equivalent personnel from around the world. The school is staffed by a dedicated team which schedules and coordinates with over 80 instructors, each an expert within their field, to actively participate in the school instruction.
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Sessions is the third solo album from folk rock musician Fred Neil.

Track listing
All tracks composed by Fred Neil, except where noted

"Felicity" – 2:12
"Send Me Somebody to Love" – 3:36 (Percy Mayfield)
"Merry Go Round" – 5:51
"Look Over Yonder" – 8:31
"Fools Are a Long Time Coming" – 5:19 (Herb Metoyer)
"Looks Like Rain" – 7:16
"Roll On Rosie" – 8:25

Personnel
Fred Neil – acoustic guitar, vocals
Bruce Langhorne – acoustic guitar
Eric Glen Hord – acoustic guitar
Pete Childs – acoustic guitar
Cyrus Faryar – acoustic guitar
James E. Bond, Jr. – bass

Production
Nick Venet – producer
Pete Johnson – liner notes

References

Fred Neil albums
Albums produced by Nick Venet
Capitol Records albums
1966 albums

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U.S. Set Back on Bid-Rig Sentencing
A federal judge sentenced three former employees of UBS AG's municipal-bond desk to much lighter prison terms than the U.S. government sought, a setback in prosecutors' yearslong investigation into municipal-bond bid rigging.
The ex-UBS employees are shown in a courtroom sketch Wednesday.ILLUSTRATION: Reuters
By Liz Moyer and Aaron Lucchetti
Updated July 24, 2013 9:48 pm ET
U.S. District Judge Kimba Wood of the Southern District of New York handed Peter Ghavami, the former co-head of UBS's municipal-bond reinvestment and derivatives desk, an 18-month sentence. Prosecutors had sought at least 17½ years and as long as 21 years, 10 months for Mr. Ghavami, who also served as the Swiss bank's head of commodities at one point.
The Future of Restaurants Is To Go


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Le sigle TNT peut faire référence à :

Chimie
 Trinitrotoluène, un type d'explosif ;
 Troponine T, un type de molécule des muscles striés squelettiques ;

Œuvres

Roman et bande dessinée

 TNT, une série de romans de Michaël Borgia ;
 T.N.T., l'adaptation de TNT en bande dessinée ;

Album

 TNT, un album de Tortoise sorti en 1998 ;
 TNT, un album d'AC/DC sorti uniquement en Australie en 1975 ;

Chanson

 TNT, une chanson d'AC/DC sortie sur l'album TNT et sur High Voltage ;

Cinéma

 TNT, un film de 1998 de Ken Olandt ;

Télévision
 la télévision numérique terrestre, un type de diffusion de télévision :
 la télévision numérique terrestre en Belgique,
 la télévision numérique terrestre au Canada,
 la télévision numérique terrestre en France,
 la télévision numérique terrestre en Suisse ;
 TNT, une chaîne de télévision américaine ;
 TNT, une chaîne de télévision espagnole ;
 TNT, un réseau de télévision russe ;

Transport
 TNT Express, un groupe de transport express de colis et documents en France et dans le monde ;
 TNT N.V., un groupe international de services logistiques et postaux ;
 TNT Airways, une compagnie aérienne cargo qui était basée à Liège dépendant de TNT Express mais reprise par ASL, compagnie irlandaise ;
 Trains Nostalgiques du Trient, une société de chemins de fer suisse ;
 Tragflügel Neuer Technologie, un type de voilure équipant notamment l'avion Dornier Do 228 ;

Autres
 Théâtre National de Toulouse ou Théâtre de la Cité ;
 TNT, un groupe de heavy metal norvégien formé en 1982 ;
 TNT (Tip'n'Top), un shooter de Chartreuse, de vodka et d'Orangina.
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I met and interviewed my baby's soon to be nanny this morning. I'm happy that we found one already. That's one crucial thing that I think I really going to need. I don't think I'll survive without one! Is it very much Charlotte (from SATC) like eh? I remember the part where she told Miranda that she just can't lose the nanny! Come to think of it. I need to start buying the things the baby will need. We haven't even got a crib yet! Eeeep!
Anyhoo... I really miss wearing my platform shoes. I really do! These pair are just so rad! I'm in love with them! Aren't they spectacular? Just thinking of adding a few oomph to my simple outfit with a captain's hat & platform boots.
awesome!!! i love that tunic on you!! and with those platforms, this becomes such an edgy look!!! love it!
oh yes, the boots are awesome! can you still walk in them?


Rachel (Lea Michele) needs an image makeover in the "Old Dog New Tricks" episode of Glee.
You might not be ready to let Glee go, but the final season is almost here.
In a promo for the last season, Lea Michele sings "Let It Go." Watch it below.


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Introduction Words do have a capacity of infuriating an individual! The numerous connotations one can arrive at could simply pull a whole picture apart. 'The Politician' that went live on the 27th of September 2019, on Netflix had a similar effect. Oh yes! Let me add, I didn't quite have a look at the trailer, but had managed to suck up on the first season comprising of eight episodes. Hence my image of sharp look men and women engaged in some power-packed dialogues across the table, dealing with world issues, came to a grinding haul, when I arrived at a whole new meaning of politics. The plot A Santa Barbra kid, Plyton Hobart (Benn Platt), has harboured on a childhood dream of becoming the President of the United States. He invests his all to see his dream unfold as one of the mightiest presidents that United State's ever had! His demeanour is of that of a typical 'pretty' schoolboy, whose hair is immaculate and in place, the attiring is classic and not a single crease on his clothing. In a nutshell, he looks like one of those guys from the 70's. The family wealth bolsters his dream, as he takes on to run for as the President at his school. Playton's ideal and goals are borrowed from autobiographies of great people, and his character is wonderfully devised to make us believe that he's a true aggressive politician. Not to forget that he strategically hires a team that would help him calculate his winnings at every step of the campaign. But now Payton has some stiff competition from River Barkely (played by David Corenswet). That lad is a natural! His speech at the debate is honest, and he speaks straight from the heart, and has looks that could kill. The school seems to like his natural ways and take to him like fish in water. However, Playton takes Mandarin lessons from River. Probably at one of these lessons River fires a gun, and is dead. Playton has witnessed the murder, but the question that triggers here is, could Playton have killed River? Well, Ryan Murphy artfully dodges the viewers attention from the murder, and steers it back to the campaign. Playton assumes that he is fighting the election alone but is now to brave 'Astrid', River's girlfriend (played by Lucy Boynton). He later convinces the cancer survivor 'Infinity Jackson', to pull in on the campaign together with him. But is she really a cancer survivor? Playton is faced by an array of questions that could put his political stance at stake. So who really is the politician? Not to forget that Playton's girlfriend, Julia Schlaepfer who has the brains of the bureaucrat could be steering Playton's hot chances of winning to her own favour! The hits and misses In spite of being set in a school environment, the plot has triggered a thought in the viewer's mind from the first few minutes of the advent of episode one. The attiring is crisp, but the dialogues could have been stronger in terms of incorporating lesser slang more phrase heavy notes. Important aspects are like River's death is shoved under the carpet. But showcasing that, in turn would add more value to the plot. The 70's outlay is rich and enticing, but doesn't quite add up to a modern-day Instagrammers purview of reality. End Note I cannot state that this is a must watch, but can certainly add that the humour and comic timing is a bang on! However would yet rate it at a weak 2/5 owing to the dialogues, production misfits, and some plot glitches.
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All Postcodes in the N14 Postcode District
Below are all of the active postcodes that we currently have on file for the N14 postcode district. The list also includes expired postcodes that we may have data for (those that have been discontinued by Royal Mail). We maintain several years of data on expired codes. Click here to view demographic information about N14 as a whole.
Green Road, London, N14 4AA
Green Road, London, N14 4AB
Green Road, London, N14 4AD
Addison Avenue, London, N14 4AE
London, N14 4AF (No Longer In Use)
Masefield Crescent, London, N14 4AG
Addison Avenue, London, N14 4AH
Addison Avenue, London, N14 4AJ
Addison Avenue, London, N14 4AL
Homestead Paddock, London, N14 4AN
Green Road, London, N14 4AP
Malcolms Way, London, N14 4AQ
Green Road, London, N14 4AR
Priory Close, London, N14 4AS
Priory Close, London, N14 4AT
Green Road, London, N14 4AU
Priory Close, London, N14 4AW
Reservoir Road, London, N14 4AX
Merryhills Court, London, N14 4AY
Priory Close, London, N14 4AZ
Bramley Road, London, N14 4BA
Reservoir Road, London, N14 4BB
Stafford Close, London, N14 4BD
Reservoir Road, London, N14 4BE
Stafford Close, London, N14 4BF
Reservoir Road, London, N14 4BG
The Vineries, London, N14 4BH
Avenue Close, London, N14 4BJ
Reservoir Road, London, N14 4BL
Reservoir Road, London, N14 4BN
Celandine Grove, London, N14 4BP
London, N14 4BQ (No Longer In Use)
Iris Close, London, N14 4BS
Cricketers Close, London, N14 4BT
Avenue Road, London, N14 4BU
Avenue Road, London, N14 4BW
Avenue Road, London, N14 4BX
Avenue Road, London, N14 4BY
London, N14 4BZ (No Longer In Use)
Avenue Road, London, N14 4DA
Berkeley Court, London, N14 4DB
Avenue Road, London, N14 4DD
Avenue Road, London, N14 4DE (No Longer In Use)
Grove Close, Avenue Road, London, N14 4DF
Beardow Grove, Avenue Road, London, N14 4DG (No Longer In Use)
Avenue Road, London, N14 4DH
Speyside, London, N14 4DJ
Avenue Road, London, N14 4DL
Avenue Road, London, N14 4DN
Linden Close, London, N14 4DP
London, N14 4DQ (No Longer In Use)
Avenue Road, London, N14 4DR
Avenue Road, London, N14 4DS
Avenue Road, London, N14 4DT
Avenue Road, London, N14 4DU
London, N14 4DW (No Longer In Use)
Highfield Court, London, N14 4DX
Avenue Road, London, N14 4DY
London, N14 4DZ (No Longer In Use)
Avenue Road, London, N14 4EA
Avenue Road, London, N14 4EB
Avenue Road, London, N14 4ED
Avenue Road, London, N14 4EE
London, N14 4EF (No Longer In Use)
Grosvenor Court, London, N14 4EG
Avenue Road, London, N14 4EH
Avenue Road, London, N14 4EJ
Avenue Road, London, N14 4EL
Grove Close, Avenue Road, London, N14 4EN
London, N14 4EP (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4EQ (No Longer In Use)
Chase Road, London, N14 4ER
Harper Close, London, N14 4ES
Chase Road, London, N14 4ET
Chase Road, London, N14 4EU
Wellston Crescent, London, N14 4EW
Chase Road, London, N14 4EX
Bramley Road, London, N14 4EY
Avenue Road, London, N14 4FG
Avenue Road, London, N14 4FH
Bramley Road, London, N14 4HA
The Orchard, London, N14 4HB
Bramley Road, London, N14 4HD
Bramley Road, London, N14 4HE
London, N14 4HF (No Longer In Use)
Bramley Road, London, N14 4HG
The Poplars, London, N14 4HH
Bramley Close, London, N14 4HJ
Bramley Road, London, N14 4HL
Chase Side, London, N14 4HN
Bramley Road, London, N14 4HP
Bramley Road, London, N14 4HQ
Bramley Road, London, N14 4HR
Bramley Road, London, N14 4HS
Bramley Road, London, N14 4HT
Bramley Road, London, N14 4HU
Chase Side, London, N14 4HW
Bramley Road, London, N14 4HX
Oakwood Parade, Bramley Road, London, N14 4HY
London, N14 4HZ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4JA (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4JB (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4JD (No Longer In Use)
Chelmsford Road, London, N14 4JF
Chase Road, London, N14 4JG
Chase Road, London, N14 4JH
Chelmsford Road, London, N14 4JJ
Chelmsford Road, London, N14 4JL
Chelmsford Road, London, N14 4JN
Chase Road, London, N14 4JP
London, N14 4JQ (No Longer In Use)
Chase Road, London, N14 4JR
Charter Way, London, N14 4JS
Charter Way, London, N14 4JT
Chase Road, London, N14 4JU
London, N14 4JW (No Longer In Use)
Fairlawn Close, London, N14 4JX
Oakwood Close, London, N14 4JY
London, N14 4JZ (No Longer In Use)
Chase Road, London, N14 4LA
Wayside Close, London, N14 4LB
Chase Road, London, N14 4LD
Chase Road, London, N14 4LE
St Johns Close, London, N14 4LF
Chase Road, London, N14 4LG
Chase Road, London, N14 4LH
Dalrymple Close, London, N14 4LJ
Ivy Road, London, N14 4LL
Ivy Road, London, N14 4LN
Ivy Road, London, N14 4LP
Dalrymple Close, London, N14 4LQ
Chase Road, London, N14 4LR
London, N14 4LT (No Longer In Use)
Linden Way, London, N14 4LU
The Rye, London, N14 4LX
Linden Way, London, N14 4LY
London, N14 4LZ (No Longer In Use)
Imber Close, London, N14 4NA
Orchard Avenue, London, N14 4NB
Orchard Avenue, London, N14 4ND
Linden Way, London, N14 4NE
Linden Way, London, N14 4NF
Linden Way, London, N14 4NG
Linden Way, London, N14 4NH
The Fairway, London, N14 4NJ
The Fairway, London, N14 4NL
The Fairway, London, N14 4NN
Cowper Gardens, London, N14 4NP
Cowper Gardens, London, N14 4NQ
Cowper Gardens, London, N14 4NR
Cowper Gardens, London, N14 4NS
Cowper Gardens, London, N14 4NT
The Fairway, London, N14 4NU
London, N14 4NW (No Longer In Use)
The Fairway, London, N14 4NX
The Fairway, London, N14 4NY
London, N14 4NZ (No Longer In Use)
The Fairway, London, N14 4PA
The Fairway, London, N14 4PB
London, N14 4PD (No Longer In Use)
Chase Side, London, N14 4PE
Ruston Gardens, London, N14 4PF
Chase Side, London, N14 4PG
Chase Side, London, N14 4PH
Chase Side, London, N14 4PJ
Chase Side, London, N14 4PL
Tavistock Place, Chase Side, London, N14 4PN
Farm Lane, London, N14 4PP
Byre Road, London, N14 4PQ
Chase Side, London, N14 4PR
Chase Side, London, N14 4PS
Monkfrith Avenue, London, N14 4PT
De Bohun Avenue, London, N14 4PU
Canon Mohan Close, London, N14 4PW
De Bohun Avenue, London, N14 4PX
Trent Gardens, London, N14 4PY
De Bohun Avenue, London, N14 4PZ
Trent Gardens, London, N14 4QA
Trent Gardens, London, N14 4QB
Dorchester Court, London, N14 4QD
Trent Gardens, London, N14 4QE
Trent Gardens, London, N14 4QG
Hood Avenue, London, N14 4QH
Hood Avenue, London, N14 4QJ
Trent Gardens, London, N14 4QL
Trent Gardens, London, N14 4QN
Coverack Close, London, N14 4QP
Hood Avenue, London, N14 4QQ
London, N14 4QR (No Longer In Use)
Chase Side, London, N14 4QU
Freshfield Drive, London, N14 4QW
Chase Road, London, N14 4QX
Chase Road, London, N14 4QY
Chase Side, London, N14 4QZ
Chase Road, London, N14 4RA
Chase Road, London, N14 4RB
Tregenna Close, Chase Road, London, N14 4RD
Chase Road, London, N14 4RE
London, N14 4RG (No Longer In Use)
Gerrards Close, London, N14 4RH
Lakenheath, London, N14 4RJ
London, N14 4RL (No Longer In Use)
Lakenheath, London, N14 4RN
Lakenheath, London, N14 4RP
Lakenheath, London, N14 4RR
Lakenheath, London, N14 4RS
Lakenheath, London, N14 4RT
Saxon Way, London, N14 4RU
London, N14 4RW (No Longer In Use)
Lakenheath, London, N14 4RX
Lakenheath, London, N14 4RY
London, N14 4RZ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4SA (No Longer In Use)
Chestnut Close, London, N14 4SD
Chestnut Close, London, N14 4SE
Chestnut Close, London, N14 4SG
Merrivale, London, N14 4SH
Merrivale, London, N14 4SJ
Merrivale, London, N14 4SL
Prince George Avenue, London, N14 4SN
Prince George Avenue, London, N14 4SP
Kenwood Avenue, London, N14 4SR
Kenwood Avenue, London, N14 4SS
Prince George Avenue, London, N14 4ST
London, N14 4SU (No Longer In Use)
Overton Road, London, N14 4SX
Overton Road, London, N14 4SY
London, N14 4SZ (No Longer In Use)
Prince George Avenue, London, N14 4TA
Prince George Avenue, London, N14 4TB
Prince George Avenue, London, N14 4TD
Merrivale, London, N14 4TE
London, N14 4TF (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4TG (No Longer In Use)
Prince George Avenue, London, N14 4TL
Belgrave Close, London, N14 4TN
Prince George Avenue, London, N14 4TP
London, N14 4TQ (No Longer In Use)
Belgrave Gardens, London, N14 4TR
Belgrave Gardens, London, N14 4TS
Belgrave Gardens, London, N14 4TT
Grosvenor Gardens, London, N14 4TU
London, N14 4TW (No Longer In Use)
Grosvenor Gardens, London, N14 4TX
Carlton Avenue, London, N14 4TY
London, N14 4TZ (No Longer In Use)
Carlton Avenue, London, N14 4UA
Sheringham Avenue, London, N14 4UB
London, N14 4UD (No Longer In Use)
Sheringham Avenue, London, N14 4UE
London, N14 4UF (No Longer In Use)
Sheringham Avenue, London, N14 4UG
Sheringham Avenue, London, N14 4UH
Sheringham Avenue, London, N14 4UJ
London, N14 4UL (No Longer In Use)
Sheringham Avenue, London, N14 4UQ
London, N14 4UR (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4US (No Longer In Use)
Bramley Road, London, N14 4UT
London, N14 4UU (No Longer In Use)
Bramley Road, London, N14 4UW
Bramley Road, London, N14 4UX
Bramley Road, London, N14 4UY
London, N14 4UZ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WA (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WB (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WD (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WE (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WF (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WG (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WH (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WJ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WL (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WN (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WP (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WQ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WR (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WS (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WT (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WU (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WW (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WX (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WY (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4WZ (No Longer In Use)
Bramley Road, London, N14 4XA
Bramley Road, London, N14 4XB
South Lodge Drive, London, N14 4XD
London, N14 4XE (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4XF (No Longer In Use)
South Lodge Drive, London, N14 4XG
South Lodge Drive, London, N14 4XH
South Lodge Drive, London, N14 4XJ
South Lodge Drive, London, N14 4XL
South Lodge Drive, London, N14 4XN
South Lodge Drive, London, N14 4XP
London, N14 4XQ (No Longer In Use)
South Lodge Drive, London, N14 4XR
Bramley Road, London, N14 4XS
London, N14 4XT (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4XU (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4XW (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4XX (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4XY (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4XZ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YA (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YB (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YD (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YE (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YF (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YG (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YH (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YJ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YL (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YN (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YP (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YQ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YR (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YT (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YU (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YW (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YX (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4YY (No Longer In Use)
Bramley Road, London, N14 4YZ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4ZA (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4ZB (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4ZD (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4ZE (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4ZF (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4ZG (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4ZH (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4ZJ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4ZL (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 4ZP (No Longer In Use)
Crown Lane, London, N14 5AA
Ashfield Parade, London, N14 5AB
Burleigh Parade, Burleigh Gardens, London, N14 5AD
Highbury Square, London, N14 5AE
Oxford Avenue, London, N14 5AF
Burleigh Gardens, London, N14 5AG
Burleigh Gardens, London, N14 5AH
Burleigh Gardens, London, N14 5AJ
Kinderton Close, London, N14 5AL
Burleigh Gardens, London, N14 5AN
Burleigh Gardens, London, N14 5AP
London, N14 5AQ (No Longer In Use)
Arlington Road, London, N14 5AR
Arlington Road, London, N14 5AS
Arlington Road, London, N14 5AT
Hampden Way, London, N14 5AU
Principal Close, London, N14 5AW
Hampden Way, London, N14 5AX
Hampden Way, London, N14 5AY
London, N14 5AZ (No Longer In Use)
Arlington Road, London, N14 5BA
Arlington Road, London, N14 5BB
Arlington Road, London, N14 5BD
London, N14 5BE (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5BG (No Longer In Use)
Right Side, Station Parade, London, N14 5BH
Left Side, Station Parade, London, N14 5BJ
London, N14 5BL (No Longer In Use)
Chase Side, London, N14 5BN
Chase Side, London, N14 5BP
Chase Side, London, N14 5BQ
London, N14 5BS (No Longer In Use)
Chase Side, London, N14 5BT
Chase Side, London, N14 5BU
Chase Side, London, N14 5BW
Lipton Close, London, N14 5BY
London, N14 5DA (No Longer In Use)
Chase Side, London, N14 5DB (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5DD (No Longer In Use)
Chase Way, London, N14 5DE
London, N14 5DF (No Longer In Use)
Chase Way, London, N14 5DG
Chase Way, London, N14 5DH
Hampden Way, London, N14 5DJ
Hampden Square, London, N14 5DL
Osidge Lane, London, N14 5DN
Osidge Lane, London, N14 5DP
Osidge Lane, London, N14 5DR
Osidge Lane, London, N14 5DS
Osidge Lane, London, N14 5DT
Osidge Lane, London, N14 5DU
Hampden Way, London, N14 5DX
Chase Way, London, N14 5DY
Chase Way, London, N14 5EA
Chase Way, London, N14 5EB
Chase Way, London, N14 5ED
London, N14 5EE (No Longer In Use)
Ashfield Parade, London, N14 5EG
Ashfield Parade, London, N14 5EH
Ashfield Parade, London, N14 5EJ
London, N14 5EL (No Longer In Use)
Crown Lane, London, N14 5EN
Crown Lane, London, N14 5EP
Crown Lane, London, N14 5ER
Crown Lane, London, N14 5ES
Crown Terrace, Crown Lane, London, N14 5ET
Gloucester Terrace, Crown Lane, London, N14 5EU
London, N14 5EW (No Longer In Use)
Crown Lane, London, N14 5EX
Crown Lane, London, N14 5EY
Crown Lane, London, N14 5EZ
Crown Parade, Crown Lane, London, N14 5HA
Crown Lane, London, N14 5HB
Chase Side, London, N14 5HD
Chase Side, London, N14 5HE
Chase Side, London, N14 5HG
Chase Side, London, N14 5HH
Orchid Road, London, N14 5HJ
Chase Side, London, N14 5HL
Chase Side, London, N14 5HP
Chase Side, London, N14 5HR
Windsor Court, London, N14 5HS
Windsor Court, London, N14 5HT
Chase Side, London, N14 5HU
Lewis Close, London, N14 5HW
London, N14 5HX (No Longer In Use)
Waggon Mews, London, N14 5HY
Chase Side, London, N14 5JA
Chase Side, London, N14 5JB
Osidge Lane, London, N14 5JD
Osidge Lane, London, N14 5JE
London, N14 5JF (No Longer In Use)
Osidge Lane, London, N14 5JG
Manor Drive, London, N14 5JH
Manor Drive, London, N14 5JJ
Osidge Lane, London, N14 5JL
Onslow Parade, Hampden Square, London, N14 5JN
Hampden Square, London, N14 5JP
Hampden Square, London, N14 5JR
Exeter Road, London, N14 5JS
Exeter Road, London, N14 5JT
Exeter Road, London, N14 5JU
Exeter Road, London, N14 5JX
Exeter Road, London, N14 5JY
London, N14 5LA (No Longer In Use)
Chase Side, London, N14 5LD
Chase Side, London, N14 5LE
London, N14 5LF (No Longer In Use)
Monkfrith Way, London, N14 5LG
Friars Walk, London, N14 5LH
Friars Walk, London, N14 5LJ
Friars Walk, London, N14 5LL
Friars Walk, London, N14 5LN
Friars Walk, London, N14 5LP
Friars Walk, London, N14 5LR
Friars Walk, London, N14 5LS
Knoll Drive, London, N14 5LT
Knoll Drive, London, N14 5LU
London, N14 5LW (No Longer In Use)
Monkfrith Way, London, N14 5LX
Monkfrith Way, London, N14 5LY
Monkfrith Way, London, N14 5NA
Monkfrith Close, London, N14 5NB
Monkfrith Way, London, N14 5ND
Knoll Drive, London, N14 5NE
London, N14 5NF (No Longer In Use)
Knoll Drive, London, N14 5NG
Cedar Rise, London, N14 5NH
Cedar Rise, London, N14 5NJ
Oak Way, London, N14 5NL
Oak Way, London, N14 5NN
Oak Way, London, N14 5NP
London, N14 5NQ (No Longer In Use)
Oak Close, London, N14 5NR
Oak Way, London, N14 5NS
Chase Side, London, N14 5NY (No Longer In Use)
Chase Side, London, N14 5PA
Chase Side, London, N14 5PB
London, N14 5PE (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5PF (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5PG (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5PJ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5PL (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5PN (No Longer In Use)
Chase Side, London, N14 5PP
London, N14 5PQ (No Longer In Use)
Chelmsford Road, London, N14 5PS
Chelmsford Road, London, N14 5PT
Chelmsford Road, London, N14 5PU
Chase Side, London, N14 5PW
Chelmsford Road, London, N14 5PX
Chelmsford Road, London, N14 5PY
Pine Close, London, N14 5QA
Nursery Road, London, N14 5QB
Nursery Road, London, N14 5QD
Grant Close, London, N14 5QE
London, N14 5QF (No Longer In Use)
Nursery Road, London, N14 5QG
Nursery Road, London, N14 5QH
Farmleigh, London, N14 5QJ
Farmleigh, London, N14 5QL
Beverley Court, London, N14 5QN
Old Farm Avenue, London, N14 5QP
Isabella Close, London, N14 5QQ
Old Farm Avenue, London, N14 5QR
London, N14 5QS (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5QU (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5QW (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5QX (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5QZ (No Longer In Use)
Oakdale, London, N14 5RA
London, N14 5RB (No Longer In Use)
Chase Side, London, N14 5RD (No Longer In Use)
Oakdale, London, N14 5RE
Oakdale, London, N14 5RG
Cecil Road, London, N14 5RH
Cecil Road, London, N14 5RJ
The Woodlands, London, N14 5RL
The Woodlands, London, N14 5RN
Cowper Road, London, N14 5RP
Cowper Road, London, N14 5RR
Cowper Road, London, N14 5RS
Cowper Road, London, N14 5RT
The Woodlands, London, N14 5RU
The Woodlands, London, N14 5RX
Shamrock Way, London, N14 5RY
Shamrock Way, London, N14 5SA
London, N14 5SB (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5SD (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5SE (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5SF (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5SG (No Longer In Use)
Crown Lane, London, N14 5SH
London, N14 5SJ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5SL (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5SN (No Longer In Use)
Chase Side, London, N14 5ST (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5WG
London, N14 5WH
London, N14 5XA (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5XB (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5XD (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5XH (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5XN (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5XR (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5XS (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 5XU
London, N14 5XZ
Dennis Parade, Winchmore Hill Road, London, N14 6AA
London, N14 6AB (No Longer In Use)
Winchmore Hill Road, London, N14 6AD
The Wells, London, N14 6AE
Aldridge Walk, London, N14 6AF
Winchmore Hill Road, London, N14 6AG
Winchmore Hill Road, London, N14 6AH
St Thomas Road, London, N14 6AJ
Winchmore Hill Road, London, N14 6AL
Winchmore Hill Road, London, N14 6AN
Crowland Gardens, London, N14 6AP
Winchmore Hill Road, London, N14 6AQ
Winchmore Hill Road, London, N14 6AR
Tintern Gardens, London, N14 6AS
The Vale, London, N14 6AT
The Vale, London, N14 6AU
London, N14 6AW (No Longer In Use)
Elmbank, London, N14 6AX
The Vale, London, N14 6AY
The Vale, London, N14 6BA
The Vale, London, N14 6BB
Fountains Crescent, London, N14 6BD
Fountains Crescent, London, N14 6BE
London, N14 6BF (No Longer In Use)
Fountains Crescent, London, N14 6BG
London, N14 6BH (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6BJ (No Longer In Use)
High Street, London, N14 6BN
High Street, London, N14 6BP
High Street, London, N14 6BS
John Bradshaw Road, London, N14 6BT
London, N14 6BU (No Longer In Use)
High Street, London, N14 6BW
London, N14 6BX (No Longer In Use)
Cannon Hill, London, N14 6BY
Leigh Hunt Drive, London, N14 6BZ
Leigh Hunt Drive, London, N14 6DA
Blagdens Lane, London, N14 6DB (No Longer In Use)
Blagdens Lane, London, N14 6DD
Blagdens Close, London, N14 6DE
Leigh Hunt Drive, London, N14 6DF
Blagdens Lane, London, N14 6DG
High Street, London, N14 6DH
Leigh Hunt Drive, London, N14 6DJ
High Street, London, N14 6DL
The Close, London, N14 6DN
The Close, London, N14 6DP
Leigh Hunt Drive, London, N14 6DQ
High Street, London, N14 6DR
Leigh Hunt Drive, London, N14 6DS
Balaams Lane, London, N14 6DT
Mayfield Avenue, London, N14 6DU
Pruden Close, London, N14 6DX
Mayfield Avenue, London, N14 6DY
Balaams Lane, London, N14 6EA
High Street, London, N14 6EB
High Street, London, N14 6ED
High Street, London, N14 6EE
High Street, London, N14 6EF
High Street, London, N14 6EG
High Street, London, N14 6EH
High Street, London, N14 6EJ
High Street, London, N14 6EL
The Green, London, N14 6EN
London, N14 6ER (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6ES (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6ET (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6EU (No Longer In Use)
High Street, London, N14 6EW
The Bourne, London, N14 6EX
London, N14 6EY (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6EZ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6FS (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6GA (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6GT (No Longer In Use)
Chase Road, London, N14 6HA
Park Road, London, N14 6HB
London, N14 6HD (No Longer In Use)
Hillside Grove, London, N14 6HE
Chase Road, London, N14 6HF
Park Road, London, N14 6HG
Chase Road, London, N14 6HH
Mayfair Terrace, London, N14 6HJ
London, N14 6HL (No Longer In Use)
The Vale, London, N14 6HN
The Vale, London, N14 6HP
London, N14 6HQ (No Longer In Use)
The Vale, London, N14 6HR
York Gate, London, N14 6HS
The Vale, London, N14 6HT
Mayfair Terrace, London, N14 6HU
Redwood Close, London, N14 6HW
Chase Road, London, N14 6HX
Chase Road, London, N14 6HY
Chase Road, London, N14 6HZ
Chase Road, London, N14 6JA
Pickard Close, London, N14 6JD
Pickard Close, London, N14 6JE
Pickard Close, London, N14 6JF
Pickard Close, London, N14 6JG
London, N14 6JH (No Longer In Use)
Pickard Close, London, N14 6JJ
London, N14 6JL (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6JN (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6JP (No Longer In Use)
Chase Road, London, N14 6JQ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6JR (No Longer In Use)
Chase Road, London, N14 6JS
Chase Road, London, N14 6JT
London, N14 6JU (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6JX (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6JY (No Longer In Use)
High Street, London, N14 6LA
High Street, London, N14 6LB
High Street, London, N14 6LD
London, N14 6LE (No Longer In Use)
Cannon Hill, London, N14 6LG
Cannon Hill, London, N14 6LH
London, N14 6LJ (No Longer In Use)
The Mall, London, N14 6LL
The Mall, London, N14 6LN
The Mall, London, N14 6LP
London, N14 6LQ (No Longer In Use)
The Mall, London, N14 6LR
Oakfield Road, London, N14 6LS
Oakfield Road, London, N14 6LT
Oakfield Road, London, N14 6LU
High Street, London, N14 6LW
Oakfield Road, London, N14 6LX
Norman Way, London, N14 6LY
Chase Road, London, N14 6LZ
Norman Way, London, N14 6NA
London, N14 6NB (No Longer In Use)
Dovedon Close, London, N14 6ND
London, N14 6NE (No Longer In Use)
High Street, London, N14 6NG
Meadway, London, N14 6NH
Meadway, London, N14 6NJ
Meadway, London, N14 6NL
Greenway, London, N14 6NN
Greenway, London, N14 6NP
Greenway, London, N14 6NR
Greenway, London, N14 6NS
Meadway, London, N14 6NT
The Ridgeway, London, N14 6NU
Ridgemead Close, London, N14 6NW
The Ridgeway, London, N14 6NX
Meadway, London, N14 6NY
Chase Road, London, N14 6NZ
Bourne Avenue, London, N14 6PA
Bourne Avenue, London, N14 6PB
Bourne Avenue, London, N14 6PD
The Broadway, London, N14 6PH
The Broadway, London, N14 6PJ
The Broadway, London, N14 6PL
The Broadway, London, N14 6PP
London, N14 6PR (No Longer In Use)
Tudor Way, London, N14 6PS
Winchmore Hill Road, London, N14 6PT
London, N14 6PU (No Longer In Use)
High Street, London, N14 6PW
Winchmore Hill Road, London, N14 6PX
Winchmore Hill Road, London, N14 6PY
Oakwood Park Road, London, N14 6QA
Oakwood Park Road, London, N14 6QB
Oakwood Park Road, London, N14 6QD
Lanercost Gardens, London, N14 6QE
Oakwood Park Road, London, N14 6QG
Oakwood Avenue, London, N14 6QH
Oakwood View, London, N14 6QJ
Oakwood Avenue, London, N14 6QL
Grange Gardens, London, N14 6QN
Grange Gardens, London, N14 6QP
London, N14 6QQ (No Longer In Use)
The Bourne, London, N14 6QS
The Bourne, London, N14 6QT
Parkway, London, N14 6QU
Grange Gardens, London, N14 6QW
The Bourne, London, N14 6QX
The Bourne, London, N14 6QY
The Bourne, London, N14 6RA
Queen Elizabeths Drive, London, N14 6RB
Queen Elizabeths Drive, London, N14 6RD
Queen Elizabeths Drive, London, N14 6RE
London, N14 6RF (No Longer In Use)
Queen Elizabeths Drive, London, N14 6RG
Wynchgate, London, N14 6RH
Wynchgate, London, N14 6RJ
Wynchgate, London, N14 6RL
Wynchgate, London, N14 6RN
Wynchgate, London, N14 6RP
Wynchgate, London, N14 6RR
The Bourne, London, N14 6RS
The Bourne, London, N14 6RT (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6SH (No Longer In Use)
Bourneside Crescent, London, N14 6SP
London, N14 6SR (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6SS (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6SY (No Longer In Use)
High Street, London, N14 6TB (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6UY
London, N14 6XD
London, N14 6XG (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6XJ (No Longer In Use)
London, N14 6XL (No Longer In Use)
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Today is #MusicMonday and tons of music is coming out. Lots of news and lots of information. Chuckie decided that since his album isn't out and he wants you to get in the mood for his album, he decided to put out a Spotify playlist to get you ready. It is full of bangers such as 'Eat Sleep Rave Repeat – Calvin Harris Remix', 'Watch Out For This (Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike TomorrowLand Remix)', some of his stuff such as 'Make Some Noise (GLOWINTHEDARK & Wax Motif Trap Remix)' as well as many others. The playlist is dirty and it will definitely get you through this Monday!


Lauren... I follow you on Instagram and sensed something wasn't quite right in your world so I clicked on your link to read this beautifully written blog post. We also homeschooled our children. We didn't unschool but we had friends in our community that did (all the way to graduation from high school).
I am sorry for the sadness and the struggle you are experiencing. Life can be hard and people are sometimes mean and let's face it, stupid. I am praying for you. We went through the same struggle in our schooling adventure and stood at the same crossroads. My faith is completely in the Lord and just as we were ready to enroll our oldest in school the Lord gave me a telling dream that took us in a different direction.
Both of our kids have now completed their high school years (home school graduates), our oldest graduated from college this summer where he attended on a full academic scholarship and is now serving in Berlin on the Fulbright scholarship teaching English to students with behavioral issues. Our precious daughter will be leaving a week from Sunday to share her talents France for a year.... All that to say, there can be a future of hope in whatever you decide.


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Popaganda is the second studio album by American rock band Head Automatica, released on June 6, 2006 through Warner Bros. Records. While touring in support of their debut studio album Decadence (2004), frontman Daryl Palumbo's Crohn's disease saw the cancellation of some shows throughout 2004 and 2005. By the middle of 2005, the had accumulated 40 songs; between October 2005 and January 2006, the band recorded their next album with producer Howard Benson. Sessions were held at two studios in California: Bay 7 in Valley Village and Sparky Dark in Calabasas. Popaganda is a power pop album that Palumbo said was influenced by the work of the Beatles and Elvis Costello.

Popaganda received mixed reviews from critics, some of whom complimented the songwriting, while others criticized Palumbo's voice and the album's uninspired sound. Before the album was released, Head Automatica embarked on two tours of the United States, one with support from Morningwood and the other with support from My American Heart. The band then supported  Avenged Sevenfold and Coheed and Cambria on their co-headlining US tour, and then appeared at the Coachella festival. "Graduation Day" was released to radio in June 2006, which coincided with a support slot for Taking Back Sunday and Angels & Airwaves. They then embarked on a US tour with Rock Kills Kid and Men, Women & Children, following which, "Lying Through Your Teeth" was released to radio in October 2006.

Background and production
Head Automatica released their debut studio album Decadence in August 2004. The band promoted it with tours alongside Interpol, the Rapture and Thrice. As frontman Daryl Palumbo suffered from Crohn's disease, the band were forced to cancel a variety of shows throughout 2004 and 2005. By July 2005, the band had accumulated 40 songs, which they had been working on for the preceding seven months, with Palumbo theorising that their next album would arrive late in the year. Palumbo was due to support the Used on their headlining US tour for the next month with his other band Glassjaw but had to cancel because of Crohn's disease. In October 2005, Head Automatica started recorded with producer Howard Benson; sessions continued into January 2006.

Benson had previously worked on two songs for Decadence; as Palumbo was liked Benson's tendencies for song arrangements and vocals, he decided to enlist him as producer for the whole album. Recording was held at Bay 7 Studios, Valley Village, California and Sparky Dark Studio in Calabasas, California. In the midst of this, the band released to two covers, "Jackie Wilson Said" (1972) by Van Morrison and So It Goes" (1976) by Nick Lowe, to tide fans over until the album was finished. Mike Plotnikoff acted as engineer, and mixed "Laughing at You", "Nowhere Fast", "God", "Shot in the Back (The Platypus)", "She's Not It", "Egyptian Musk", "Cannibal Girl", and "K Horse" at Glenwood Place Studios in Burbank, California, with assistance from Ian Suddarth. Chris Lord-Alge mixed "Graduation Day", "Lying Through Your Teeth", "Scandalous", "Curious", and Million Dollar Decision", with assistant engineer Hatsukazu Inagaki.

Composition
Musically, the sound of Popaganda has been described as power pop. Vocalist/guitarist Daryl Palumbo described the album as being "more musical" than anything he had done previously, calling it highly melodic. Taking influence from the Beatles, in addition to the Mod revival of the 1970s, he wanted "all the hooks to soar and all the songs to be as memorable and melodic as possible." Breaking down the album into sections, he described it as "one part the Knack, one part Cheap Trick, five parts Elvis Costello and the Attractions, one part Graham Parker, and tons of Nick Lowe melody lines" with "a modern take on those artists". It marked a shift away from the dance and electronic influences of their past work.

AllMusic reviewer Corey Apar said the band retained the "post-punk dance attitude", though its "filtered this time through late-'70s pop influences" instead of "back-alley beats and electro-rock fuzz" that their previous collaborate Dan the Automator favored. Two of the tracks, namely, "Nowhere Fast" and "Egyptian Musk", recalled the sound of Decadence. The staff at Ultimate Guitar called the guitar work "gritty and sharp" though they followed "plain structures" with three chords. Discussing the title, Palumbo explained it referred to the "writing zone I was in for this whole period in my life". He had toyed with releasing a double album as the song count had risen to 50 tracks.

The album's opening track, "Graduation Day" starts with guitar and piano parts which build into a pop song, akin to the material on early Costello releases. The song includes Gerard Way of My Chemical Romance doing backing vocals. "Lying Through Your Teeth" is a hair metal song with glam rock-lite chorus sections. It sees the narrator finding out about their partner cheating on them. "Nowhere Fast" incorporates some of the abnormal melodies that Palumbo employed on Glassjaw's Worship and Tribute (2002). "Scandalous" is a neo-doo-wop song that Palumbo attributed to British Invasion acts covering doo-wop songs, and is followed by the straight-forward power pop song "Curious". With "God",  discussing having to deal with his Crohn's disease. The guitar-heavy "Million Dollar Decision" is a mid-tempo track. The electronic "Egyptian Musk" song evokes the sound of Death from Above, and has a 1980s club atmosphere.

Release

After finishing up recording, the group went on a tour of the US from late January to late February 2006. They were supported by Morningwood. On January 23, 2006, the album's title of Popaganda was revealed. On March 3, 2006, "Graduation Day" was made available for streaming through their Myspace profile. The band appeared at the South by Southwest music conference later that same month, and embarked on a tour of the US, running into April 2006, with My American Heart. On March 28, "Laughing at You" was made available for streaming, and the album's track listing was revealed. On April 4, a digital-only EP was released, titled Pop Rocks, it features the previously-released "Graduation Day" and "Laughing at You", as well as new songs "Nowhere Fast" and "God". In April, the band supported Avenged Sevenfold and Coheed and Cambria on their co-headlining tour of the US, but were unable to appear at some of the shows due to Palumbo's illness. On April 7, the album's artwork was revealed, and "Lying Through Your Teeth" was made available for streaming. "Nowhere Fast" was made available for streaming five days later. Following this, the band performed at Coachella. On May 3, a music video was released for "Graduation Day". It was based on 1980s John Hughes films and directed by Tony Petrossian. It was shot at the Loyola High School in Los Angeles, California. On May 24, "Scandalous" was posted on the band's Myspace profile.

Popaganda was made available for streaming through their Myspace on June 2, 2006, and released four days later through Warner Bros. Records. A Lord-Alge mix of "Beating Heart Baby", a song from Decadence, was included a bonus track. In June and July, the band went on tour with Taking Back Sunday and Angels & Airwaves. "Graduation Day" was released to radio on June 20, 2006. From August 2006, the group went on a US tour with Rock Kills Kid and Men, Women & Children, and appeared at the X96 Big Ass Show. Though the trek was intended to last until October 2006, the band cancelled the September and October dates. On August 25, a music video was released for "Lying Through Your Teeth" premiered through Alternative Press website. "Lying Through Your Teeth" was released to radio on October 17, 2006. The following day, it was announced that drummer Larry Gorman was no longer in the band. Alternative Press reported that he had been kicked out, with Gorman explaining that it was mostly in part to "the fact that the relationship between Daryl and I has slowly been deteriorating over the last couple of years." In October and November, the band went on the MTV$2 Bill Tour alongside Thirty Seconds to Mars. During this trek, they appeared on Last Call with Carson Daly. In February 2007, the band supported Jack's Mannequin on their tour of the US.

Reception

Popaganda was met with mixed reviews from music critics. AllMusic reviewer Corey Apar said the band's change of sound "never seems forced or contrived". He mentioned that during the middle portion "some songs don't initially hit that hard, but the rest of the record keeps things moving along for later listens". Jeff Vrabel of Billboard noted that the album  wears its big aspirations on its sequined sleeve", stating that it "drags in its second half and [while] Palumbo's voice is certainly an acquired taste, his hooks hit more than they miss". Melodic staff writer Kaj Roth considered it an improvement over Decadence, saying that fans of that album would "find lots of future fave songs" on Popaganda. The staff at Ultimate Guitar praised the album for is variety of musical styles, saying it "appeared sounding organic with perky tracks and infectious melodies".

Punknews.org founder Aubin Paul said Palumbo "owes even more to Costello than just his voice", highlight "Graduation Day" as an example. He went to say that Head Automatica " hasn't fully committed to their new sound or discovered what it is -- with far too many borrowed moments" from Costello and his new wave contemporaries. Alternative Press writer J. Bennett said the "most refreshing thing" about the album was that Head Automatica "aren't a pop band pretending a punk band, [...] or even an emo band pretending to be grown men--but that they'll do whatever it takes to get Summer naked on the Bait Shop floor". The staff at Chart Attack lambasted it, stating that "between Palumbo's annoyingly affected vocals and the album's scarcity of catchy hooks, most of Popaganda feels thin, flat and desperately fun-free".

Popaganda reached a peaked number 87 on the UK Albums Chart. By September 2006, the album sold 50,000 copies.

Track listing
All songs written by Daryl Palumbo.

 "Graduation Day" – 3:42
 "Laughing at You" – 2:45
 "Lying Through Your Teeth" – 3:29
 "Nowhere Fast" – 3:00
 "Scandalous" – 4:10
 "Curious" – 2:43
 "God" – 3:01
 "Shot in the Back (The Platypus)" – 3:43
 "Million Dollar Decision" – 4:04
 "She's Not It" – 3:29
 "Egyptian Musk" – 3:53
 "Cannibal Girl" – 3:10
 "K Horse" – 4:48

Bonus track
"Beating Heart Baby" (Chris Lord-Alge mix) – 3:26

Personnel
Personnel per booklet.

Head Automatica
 Daryl Palumbo – vocals, guitars, programming
 Jarvis Morgan Holden – bass
 Larry Gorman – drums, backing vocals
 Brandon Arnovick – guitar
 Craig Bonich – guitar
 Jessie Nelson – organ, piano, keys
Additional musicians
 Gerard Way – backing vocals (track 1)

Production and design
 Howard Benson – producer
 Mike Plotnikoff – engineer, mixing (tracks 2, 4, 7, 8 and 10–13)
 Ian Suddarth – assistant
 Chris Lord-Alge – mixing (tracks 1, 3, 5, 6 and 9)
 Hatsukazu Inagaki – assistant engineer
 Sean McCabe – photography, art, design

Charts

References

2006 albums
Head Automatica albums
Albums produced by Howard Benson
Warner Records albums


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Star Trek: Deep Space Nine actor Rene Auberjonois dies at 79
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Star Trek actor Rene Auberjonois passed away Sunday in his Los Angeles home. He was 79.
Auberjonois' son Remy-Luc confirmed to the Associated Press the cause of death to be metastatic lung cancer.
Born June 1, 1940, Auberjonois had a prolific career on both stage and screen. After starring on Broadway with the likes of Katharine Hepburn, he landed his first movie role in the 1970 smash hit M*A*S*H, playing Father Mulcahy. In 1976 he co-starred with Jeff Bridges and Jessica Lange in King Kong. In what would be foreshadowing of things to come, Auberjonois would have a role in 1991's Star Trek: The Undiscovered Country.
An accomplished voice actor, Auberjonois took on the role of Chef Louis in Disney's The Little Mermaid. His other voice credits include Azmuth on Ben 10: Omniverse and Ebony Maw on Marvel's Avengers Assemble.
He was no stranger to the television landscape. In the 1980s he played Clayton Runnymede Endicott III opposite Robert Guillaume in Benson and played Paul Lewiston on Boston Legal during the 2000s.
Sci-fi fans will remember him most from his role as Odo on the 1993-1998 series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Serving as the station's security officer, the Changeling used his abilities to both keep DS9 safe and assist the Federation during the Dominion War.
He is and will be missed by his many fans and colleagues, some of whom took to Twitter, offering their condolences.
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CLUJ-NAPOCA, Romania (AP) — Simona Halep won a battle of generations in Romanian tennis on Wednesday by defeating Elena-Gabriela Ruse 6-1, 6-2 in the opening round of the Transylvania Open.
Ruse, one of the up-and-coming talents in Romania inspired by former No. 1 Halep, won her first career title in Hamburg in July and reached the final in Palermo the same month to enter the top 100.
However, Ruse quickly found herself down 5-0 against Halep and dropped her serve two more times in the second set.
The top-seeded Halep, who improved to 14-0 in WTA-level matches against fellow Romanian players, will face Varvara Gracheva of Russia for a place in the quarterfinals.
The second-seeded Anett Kontaveit defeated Serbian qualifier Aleksandra Krunic 6-3, 7-5 to stretch her indoor winning streak to 11 matches.
Lesia Tsurenko of Ukraine, who beat Anastasia Gasanova of Russia 6-2, 7-5, and Jacqueline Cristian of Romania, who edged fifth-seeded Ajla Tomljanovic 7-6 (5), 7-5, became the first players to advance to the quarterfinals.
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Unlike their smaller counterparts, whole house humidifiers refill automatically.
Dry winter air can zap moisture from your home, leaving your family with dry skin and clothes plagued by static. A furnace humidifier works directly with your central heating furnace to add moisture back into the entire home. This whole-house humidifying option serves as a convenient method of correcting moisture levels in the home without the maintenance and refilling associated with traditional room-sized units.
Different types of furnace humidifiers are designed to produce specific moisture outputs, rated in gallons per day, or GPD. According to Lowes.com, a unit rated at 1.5 to 2.0 GPD is sufficient for a space measuring less than 500 square feet, while a unit rated at 3.0 to 3.5 GPD can work in a space measuring 700 to 800 square feet. A 1,000 to 2,000 square foot home requires a furnace humidifier rated at 7.0 to 9.0 GPD, while homes larger than 2,000 square feet require 10.0 GPD or higher.
Whole house humidifiers work with your furnace, but installation requirements vary by model. Some are designed to attach right to the furnace, while others fit into nearby ductwork. Study the configuration of your furnace and surrounding ductwork, then look for a unit designed to fit within the configuration without excessive reworking of the system.
Furnace humidifiers come in three basic designs, with each offering its own set of benefits and drawbacks. Drum-style units are the most affordable, but also require the most maintenance according to Cornerhardware.com. Flow-thru models help to prohibit mold growth, but require a built-in floor drain for proper drainage. Spray mist humidifiers are efficient for use with oil or gas-powered furnaces, but are not intended for use in electric furnaces.
Look for furnace humidifiers with easy-to-read humidistats built into the unit for maximum convenience. A humidistat works similar to a thermostat on your furnace, but measures moisture levels instead of temperature. These devices can automatically send a signal to turn the humidifier on and off based on specific moisture readings. Separate thermo-hygrometers can also be used to measure humidity levels if you find a unit without a built-in humidistat, but you'll have to manually adjust the humidifier to achieve your desired level of humidity.
Furnace humidifiers require routine maintenance to ensure effective operation. Depending on the model you choose, you'll need to replace components ranging from evaporative pads to filters and screens as recommended by the manufacturer. Consider the cost of these extras and how easy it will be to find parts for each unit before choosing your furnace humidifier.
Beach, Emily. "How to Choose a Furnace Humidifier." Home Guides | SF Gate, http://homeguides.sfgate.com/choose-furnace-humidifier-60212.html. Accessed 18 April 2019.


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Legnickie Pole (niem. Wahlstatt) – wieś w Polsce położona w województwie dolnośląskim, w powiecie legnickim, w gminie Legnickie Pole, na południe od Legnicy.

Miejscowość jest siedzibą gminy Legnickie Pole.

W latach 1954–1972 wieś należała i była siedzibą władz gromady Legnickie Pole.  W latach 1975–1998 miejscowość położona była w województwie legnickim.

Dawniej w okolicy miejscowości planowane było skrzyżowanie autostrad A3 i A4.

Nazwa
W kronice łacińskiej Liber fundationis episcopatus Vratislaviensis (pol. Księga uposażeń biskupstwa wrocławskiego) spisanej za czasów biskupa Henryka z Wierzbna w latach 1295–1305 wymieniona jest część Legnickiego Pola Racimierz pochodząca od staropolskiego imienia męskiego Racimir zanotowanej w zlatynizowanej formie Rathimiri villa. W roku 1613 śląski regionalista i historyk Mikołaj Henel z Prudnika wymienił miejscowość w swoim dziele o geografii Śląska pt. Silesiographia podając jej łacińską nazwę: Wolstadium.

Części wsi

Historia

Zabytki
Do wojewódzkiego rejestru zabytków wpisane są:
 ośrodek historyczny miasta
 kościół, pw. Trójcy Świętej, obecnie muzeum poświęcone bitwie pod Legnicą, w której zginął książę Henryk Pobożny; kościół pochodzi z XIII-XV w., przebudowany w XVIII w.; będący razem z: kościołem klasztornym św. Jadwigi, klasztorem oo. benedyktynów, pawilonem ogrodowym pomnikiem historii (według dawnej klasyfikacji zabytkiem klasy zerowej), oraz jeden z większych w Polsce domów pomocy społecznej. Po bitwie pod Legnicą, prawdopodobnie w 1242 r., księżna Anna, wdowa po Henryku Pobożnym, lub według innej wersji księżna Jadwiga, jego matka, ufundowała w Legnickim Polu kościół i darowała go benedyktynom z czeskich Opatovic. Pozostawał on w ich posiadaniu do czasów reformacji. W 1535 r. książę legnicko-brzeski Fryderyk II przejął dobra benedyktynów i sprzedał je w ręce prywatne. Na początku XVIII w. benedyktyni odkupili posiadłości w Legnickim Polu i przystąpili do budowy nowego kościoła i klasztoru. W 1810 r. król pruski zlikwidował zakon i podarował w 1818 r. majątek sławnemu marszałkowi Blücherowi, który otrzymał tytuł książęcy jako Fürst Blücher von Wahlstatt.
 cmentarz kościelny
 zespół klasztorny oo. benedyktynów, ul. św. Jadwigi (posiadają skromny wystrój architektoniczny, po sekularyzacji klasztoru w 1810 mieściła się tu pruska szkoła kadetów, jednym z jej wychowanków był Paul von Hindenburg):
 kościół klasztorny, obecnie par. pw. św. Jadwigi, z l. 1727-31

 klasztor, obecnie dom opieki społecznej, z l. 1723-31
 pawilon ogrodowy (klasztorny), ob. ośrodek terapii, z ok. 1738 r.
 park, powstały po 1738 r.
 zespół korpusu kadetów, ul. Benedyktynów 2-4:
 koszary, obecnie dom opieki społecznej, z l. 1838-41
 dom komendanta, obecnie bud. administracji, z l. 1838-41
 lazaret, obecnie bud. mieszkalno-leczniczy, z l. 1838-41
 szkoła, obecnie bud. mieszkalno-leczniczy, z l. 1894-98
 dom, ul. Benedyktynów 2, z l. 1894-98
 budynek gospodarczy, ul Benedyktynów 2a, z l. 1894-98
 dom, ul. św. Jadwigi 4, z l. 1894-98
 budynek gosp., ob. przedszkole, z l. 1894-98
 budynek gosp., filtrownia, z l. 1894-98
 cmentarz ewangelicki, obecnie rzym.-kat. par., z pocz. XIX w.
 aleja lipowa, z pocz. XIX w.
 dom parafialny ewangelicki, obecnie plebania rzym.-kat., ul. św. Jadwigi 1, z 1890 r.

Muzeum Bitwy pod Legnicą
W Legnickim Polu znajduje się Muzeum Bitwy pod Legnicą. Adres: pl. Henryka II Pobożnego 3.

Gospodarka
Celem aktywizacji gospodarczej gminy, pomiędzy autostradą A4, a torami kolejowymi linii Legnica–Kamieniec Ząbkowicki utworzona została podstrefa Legnickiej Specjalnej Strefy Ekonomicznej.

Zobacz też
 Niemieckie pomniki żołnierskie z Legnickiego Pola

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne
 Oficjalna strona gminy Legnickie Pole


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Watermill and the Tapolca Stream - Tapolca, Hungary
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The Clock Tower in the small flowered park, and the Vaszary János Primary School is behind it
Shooting date (date of photography): 02/09/20062006
Created by: Robert Németh
Camera model: Konica Minolta Dimage A200
The baroque Capuchin Church, some distance away its wooden shingled small tower can be seen as well
The church was built between 1744-1747.
The Roman Catholic Parish Church of the Holy Cross
It was built between 1751-1784, designed by Jakab Fellner and József Grossmann.
Reflections on the surface of Lake Cseke
"Turkish mosque" (a building that imitates a mosque)
Built in around 1840
Statue of Our Lady Immaculate (Maria Immaculata) on the top of a 17-meter-tall obelisk in the main square
Created by Antal Schweiger in around 1780, restored by Ernő Szakál in 1961.
The yellow Bláthy Ottó Technical School
Formerly the school building was the Bergl's manor house and later district court. Built between 1911-1913. There is the bust statue of the Hungarian mechanical engineer and inventor Ottó Bláthy beside it.
Entrance of the Tóvárosi Pharmacy ("Tóvárosi Gyógyszertár") on the corner of the yellow building
Fényes Well (literally "Shiny well"), a red limestone dringing well on the main street
Motorcycle parade on the main road
Motorbikes are going to the right...
Motorbikes are going to the right... - Tata, Hungary
...and two cyclists are going to the left, in the square in front of the Belfry (Clock tower)
...and two cyclists are going to the left, in the square in front of the Belfry (Clock tower) - Tata, Hungary
Clocktower or Belfry of Tata
It was constructed in 1763 by Jakab Fellner architect and József Éder master carpenter from Tata.
Clocktower or Belfry of Tata - Tata, Hungary
Belfry or Clock Tower of Tata, and behind it some distance away it is the Vaszary János Primary School
Belfry or Clock Tower of Tata, and behind it some distance away it is the Vaszary János Primary School - Tata, Hungary
Flowery park and the two-story pink builing is the János Vaszary Elementary School
It was built in 1904
Flowery park and the two-story pink builing is the János Vaszary Elementary School - Tata, Hungary
Motorcycle parade on the main streat
In the background on the other side of the road the "Fényes" drinking well can be seen.
Motorcycle parade on the main streat - Tata, Hungary
Capuchin Church
Capuchin Church - Tata, Hungary
Colorful mosaic on the front wall of the Capuchin Church, represents St. Francis of Assisi receiving the stigmata
Colorful mosaic on the front wall of the Capuchin Church, represents St. Francis of Assisi receiving the stigmata - Tata, Hungary
Fountain in front of the Small Palace
Fountain in front of the Small Palace - Tata, Hungary
Neoclassic late-baroque style (Copf or Zopfstil) Small Manor or "Kiskastély", the oldest building in the English Garden
Originally it was the summer residence of the Esterházy family. It was built in 1784,architect: József Grossmann.
Neoclassic late-baroque style (Copf or Zopfstil) Small Manor or "Kiskastély", the oldest building in the English Garden - Tata, Hungary
Lamp post in the park
Lamp post in the park - Tata, Hungary
Open air stage and theatre
Built in the mid-1930s
Open air stage and theatre - Tata, Hungary
Wide brook with a smaller waterfall
The park system with its best preserved part, namely the English Park was developed at the turn of the 18th-19th century for the Esterházy family.
Wide brook with a smaller waterfall - Tata, Hungary
Artificial ruins in the English Park (in Hungarian "Angolpark" or "Angolkert")
Artificial ruins in the English Park (in Hungarian "Angolpark" or "Angolkert") - Tata, Hungary
Romantic false ruins in the English Park or English Garden ("Angolpark" or "Angolkert")
Romantic false ruins in the English Park or English Garden ("Angolpark" or "Angolkert") - Tata, Hungary
The false ruins of the English Park, pointed arched gate and a relief (tombstone) from the Roman period (in the middle)
The false ruins of the English Park, pointed arched gate and a relief (tombstone) from the Roman period (in the middle) - Tata, Hungary
Atrificial ruins in the English Park (or English Garden)
Atrificial ruins in the English Park (or English Garden) - Tata, Hungary
Cseke Lake
Cseke Lake - Tata, Hungary
A Turkish mosque imitating building in the park
A Turkish mosque imitating building in the park - Tata, Hungary
Lake Cseke
Lake Cseke - Tata, Hungary
The main square with the Clock Tower
The main square with the Clock Tower - Tata, Hungary
Clock Tower in the main square
Clock Tower in the main square - Tata, Hungary
Motobike parade on the main street of Tata
Motobike parade on the main street of Tata - Tata, Hungary
Clock Tower - Tata, Hungary
Former manor house of the Esterházy family at the "entrance" of Tóvárosi Korzó street
This yellow building was built in the 18th century, then in the early-20th century some major changes have been made on it.
Former manor house of the Esterházy family at the "entrance" of Tóvárosi Korzó street - Tata, Hungary
Ancient Roman (3rd-century) tombstone with reliefs in the so-called English Park artificial ruins
The stone was found on the nearby Látó Hill.
Ancient Roman (3rd-century) tombstone with reliefs in the so-called English Park artificial ruins - Tata, Hungary
Boating people on Lake Cseke
Boating people on Lake Cseke - Tata, Hungary
Fountain near the Small Palace
Fountain near the Small Palace - Tata, Hungary
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Characteristics, features, properties
GPS coordinates: Latitude 47°39'6", Longitude 18°19'30" (N47 39.1 - E18 19.5) Map
Information, short stories, interesting facts
The mid-18th-century octagonal Clock Tower or Belfry of Tata was built using a special building technique. While the red marble footing and the plastered brick wall on the lower part of the building is relatively ordinary, the wooden structure above it was built with a kind of wood assemblage technique, without using iron nails. The pyramid-shaped roof was covered with wooden shingles.
Until the World War I the Clock Tower had four bells (that's why it is called also Belfry), buth then these were removed and melted down. The renovated building was formally opened in 2004, since then there are four digitally-controlled clocks and a carillon (chime of bells) inside it. This latter could play one from the total of almost five-hundred tunes at five minutes to every hour.
The wrought-iron cross over the memorial plaque on the side that faces the main street was brought here from the nearby Capuchin Church.
For a brief historical moment the Országgyűlés Square ("Országgyűlés tér") in Tata was in the center of the attention of Hungary. In the summer of 1510 King Vladislaus II of Hungary (aka Ladislaus Jagiellon) wanted to convene a National Assembly in Székesfehérvár, which was at that time a coronation town and the capital of Hungary. But an epidemic broke out in Székesfehérvár and the event was relocated to Tata town, more specifically it was held exactly here (the Hungarian word and the name of the square "Országgyűlés" means "National Assembly"). In the choice of the location it may have played a role that at that time the people were afraid of the epidemic and they trusted in the clear and curative water of the "crystalline springs" of Tata.
The aim of the negotiations was to discuss about joining to the League of Cambrai against the Republic of Venice. The Holy Roman Emperor, the King of France, the King of Poland, the Pope from Rome and even the delegate of Venice were among the invitees, all of them wanted to ally with the King of Hungary.
The so-called English Park (in Hungarian "Angolpark") in Tata town was originally developed by Ferenc Böhm engineer. The expert created the park in 1783 by taking the advantage of the favorable natural endowments (for example the springs and lakes) of the location. The English Park is nature conservation area since 1955.
The artificially created romantic ruins of the "Angolpark" or "English Park" in Tata were designed by the French architect Charles Moreau, who also worked on some details of the Tata Castle. Although the "ruin" here is artificial, but it was built using the stones of a real ruin, the remains of the early-12th-century Benedictine and later Dominican abbey of Vértesszőlős. Moreover, a 3rd-century ancient Roman tombstone and relief was also built into it, which was found on the nearby Látó Hill.
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