My wife and I have been fortunate enough to travel to some wonderful places. On our trips I love to see the architecture, particularly historical buildings; structures like Chichen Itza in Yucatan, Mexico and the Coliseum in Rome, which are two of my favourites. I am also fascinated by the medieval cathedrals that pop up all over Europe; for example, the Basilica di Santa Maria del Fiore in Florence and Notre Dame in Paris. The size and beauty of these structures are fascinating. They were built to overwhelm and remind visitors of the hugeness and greatness of our God. These cathedrals awe and amaze.
St. Thomas Community Christian School will be a school with a facility that promotes community, education and safety.
Please pray for us as we work towards building a school that will enable Christian Education to flourish in St. Thomas.


Catherine Elizabeth "Kate" Middleton (born 9 January 1982) is the fiancée of Prince William of Wales. Their wedding is to take place on 29 April 2011 at Westminster Abbey with the day declared a bank holiday in the UK. Middleton grew up in Chapel Row at Bucklebury, Berkshire, and after attending Marlborough College, studied at the University of St Andrews, where she met Prince William in 2001. They started a relationship, followed by media attention, triggering complaints by Middleton that the media were harassing her. In April 2007, the press reported that William and Middleton had split up.
They continued to be friends and later in 2007 they reunited. Since then, Middleton has attended many high-profile royal events. She has been admired for her fashion sense and has been placed on numerous "best dressed" lists. Since her relationship with Prince William began, Middleton has received widespread media attention and there was much speculation that they would eventually marry. On 16 November 2010, the office of the Prince of Wales at Clarence Houseannounced their engagement. The date and location of the wedding were announced one week later.
Middleton was born at Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading.:32 She is the eldest of three children born to Carole Elizabeth (born 1955, née Goldsmith), a flight attendant, and Michael Francis Middleton (born 1949), a flight dispatcher and later an airline officer for British Airways.
Her parents married on 21 June 1980 at the Parish Church of Dorney, Buckinghamshire, and in 1987 founded Party Pieces, a mail ordercompany that sells party supplies and decorations.
Middleton's paternal family came from Leeds, West Yorkshire, and her great-grandmother Olivia was a member of the Lupton family, who were active for generations in Leeds in commercial and municipal work. Through Olivia Lupton, her ancestors include The Rev. Thomas Davis, a Church of England hymn-writer. Carole Middleton's maternal family, the Harrisons, were working class labourers and miners fromCounty Durham.
Middleton has two siblings, Philippa Charlotte, known as "Pippa" (born 1983), and James William (born 1987). Pippa Middleton, a graduate of the University of Edinburgh, has received press coverage since her sister became famous, with focus on her relationships and lifestyle.
Middleton's family were in Amman, Jordan, for British Airways from May 1984 to September 1986, where Middleton went to an English language nursery school, before returning to their home in Berkshire.
After her return from Amman, Middleton was educated at St. Andrew's School in the village of Pangbourne in Berkshire, then briefly at Downe House, before moving on to Marlborough College, a co-educational independent school in Wiltshire, followed by the University of St Andrews in Fife, where she met William and graduated with a2:1 (Hons) in the History of Art.
In November 2006, Middleton was appointed accessory buyer with clothing chain Jigsaw. In September 2007, it was reported that Middleton was planning to give up her job as an accessory buyer to become a professional photographer. It was announced that she intended to take private classes with photographer Mario Testino, who had taken several well-known photographs of Diana, Princess of Wales and her sons.
Middleton and Testino apparently were introduced by Prince William. Testino later denied that Middleton was going to be working for him.
Middleton has been featured in several best-dressed lists and was selected by The Daily Telegraph as the "Most Promising Newcomer" in its 2006 list of style winners and losers. Tatler placed her at number 8 on its yearly listing of the top ten style icons in 2007.She was featured in People magazine's 2007 and 2010 best-dressed lists. Middleton was named as one of Richard Blackwell's ten "Fabulous Fashion Independents" of 2007. In June 2008, Style.com selected Middleton as its monthly beauty icon. In July 2008, Middleton was included in Vanity Fair's international best-dressed list. In February 2011, Middleton was named the Top Fashion Buzzword of the 2011 season by the Global Language Monitor.
Middleton's unsubstantiated status as the girlfriend of William brought her widespread media coverage in the UK and abroad and she was often photographed on her daily outings. On 17 October 2005, she complained through her lawyer about harassment from the media, stating that she had done nothing significant to warrant such publicity. In February 2006, it was announced that Middleton would receive her own 24-hour security detail supplied by the Royalty and Diplomatic Protection Department. This fueled further speculation that she and William would soon be engaged, since she would not otherwise be entitled to this service.
No engagement occurred and Middleton was not granted an allowance to fund this security. Media attention increased around the time of Middleton's 25th birthday in January 2007, prompting warnings from both Charles and William and from Middleton's lawyers, who threatened legal action. Two newspaper groups, News International, which publishes The Times and The Sun, and the Guardian Media Group, publishers of The Guardian, decided to refrain from publishing paparazzi photographs of her. Middleton attended at least one event as an official royal guest, William's Passing Out Parade at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst on 15 December 2006.
In December 2007, it was reported that Middleton had moved in with Prince William at Clarence House, the residence of the Prince of Wales in London.Clarence House later denied this.
On 17 May 2008, Middleton attended the wedding of William's cousin Peter Phillips to Autumn Kelly, which the prince did not attend. On 19 July 2008, Middleton attended the wedding of Lady Rose Windsor and George Gilman. William was away on military operations in the Caribbean, serving aboard the HMS Iron Duke.
On 28 February 2010, The Times reported that Middleton was pursuing an invasion of privacy suit against photographer Niraj Tanna who took pictures of her over Christmas 2009, although they were never published in Britain. Middleton has not pursued the claim against the photographer.
Middleton with Prince Harry, June 2008.
On 14 April 2007, The Sun newspaper broke a "world exclusive" suggesting that Prince William and Middleton had split up. Other media outlets such as the BBC confirmed the story as the day progressed. The couple decided to break up during a holiday in the Swiss resort of Zermatt.Clarence House made only one comment about the relationship's end, according to The Times, stating, "We don't comment on Prince William's private life."Newspapers speculated about the reasons for the split, although these reports relied on anonymous sources.
In June 2007, Middleton and William insisted they were "just good friends" following reports of a reconciliation. Middleton and her family attended the Concert for Diana at Wembley Stadium, where she and William sat two rows apart.The couple were subsequently seen together in public on a number of occasions, and several news sources, including the BBC and the Daily Mail, stated that they had "rekindled their relationship. Middleton also joined William and Charles on adeerstalking expedition at Balmoral and attended the wedding of William's cousin, Peter Phillips, even though William, due to a prior commitment, did not. In April 2008, Middleton accompanied William when he was awarded his RAF wings at the Royal Air Force College Cranwell. On 16 June 2008, Middleton attended William's investiture into the Order of the Garter along with the Royal Family.
Prince William and Kate Middleton became engaged in October 2010 in Kenya, East Africa, during a 10-day trip to the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy to celebrate William's passing his RAF helicopter search and rescue course. Clarence House announced the engagement on 16 November 2010. The couple are to marry in Westminster Abbey on 29 April 2011. It is customary for royal men to receive a dukedom when they marry; possible dukedoms for William after his marriage are Windsor, Clarence, Cambridge, Sussex,Kendal, Avondale, and Strathearn. As the wife of a royal duke and prince, Middleton would assume the title of duchess.
In Letters Patent dated 21 August 1996 (shortly before the divorce of the Prince and Princess of Wales) it was acknowledged that, "by convention", the wife of a son or grandson of the Sovereign is entitled to the style title or attribute of "Royal Highness". If William were not given a title, then after the wedding, Middleton would by convention (unless explicitly vetoed by the Queen), be known as Her Royal HighnessPrincess William of Wales taking her husband's first name on marriage (as with Princess Michael of Kent). If, however, William is given a title, Middleton would be known as "Her Royal Highness The Duchess [or other rank if appropriate] of N".
On 16 February 2011, Clarence House announced that Middleton's and William's first royal tour of Canada would take place in July 2011.She was formally introduced to public life on 24 February 2011, two months before the wedding, when she and William attended a lifeboat naming ceremony in Trearddur, North Wales.
Kate Middleton is said to be very close to her mother Carole Middleton, a former air stewardess, with it being speculated that she was the one to have persuaded her daughter to reject her first choice university because she heard that Prince William was going to study at St Andrews.
Since starting a relationship with their daughter, Prince William has grown close to his soon-to-be in-laws with their lifestyle offering the prince stability and normality, something that can be difficult to achieve amid the pressures of royal duties and in royal households run by servants.
The Middleton family live in the small village of Bucklebury near Newbury, Berkshire, where they run the internet-based children's party paraphernalia company Party Pieces.
The mail-order business was founded by Mrs Middleton and her husband Michael in 1987 with the success of the internet company subsequently turning the Middleton family into millionaires.
This is a Monday April 11, 2011, file photo of Britain's Prince William accompanied by his fiancee Kate Middleton, arrive at Witton Country Park, Darwen, England. Prince William and Kate Middleton will marry on April 29. Britain's government says it is considering changing the rules of royal succession so that if Prince William and Kate Middleton's first child is a girl she would eventually become queen.
Prince Harry(R) with his brother's fiancee Kate Middleton in February 2011. Keen to make sure her wedding to Prince William passes off smoothly, Kate Middleton took part in a rehearsal on Friday with her maid of honour and the best man, Prince Harry, at Westminster Abbey.
Organist and Master of the Choristers James O'Donnell conduct the Choir of Westminster Abbey, who will sing during the wedding of Britain's PrinceWilliam and his fiancee Kate Middleton, during a rehearsal in London April 15, 2011.


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1. EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD1 was born Bef. 1160 in of Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England1, and died Unknown.
2. i. WALTER2 HUNGERFORD, b. Abt. 1186, of Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England; d. Unknown.
2. WALTER2 HUNGERFORD (EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD)1 was born Abt. 1186 in of Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England1, and died Unknown.
3. i. WALTER3 DE HUNGERFORD, b. Abt. 1230, of Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England; d. Unknown.
3. WALTER3 DE HUNGERFORD (WALTER2 HUNGERFORD, EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD)1 was born Abt. 1230 in of Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England1, and died Unknown. He married MAUDE DE HEYTESBURY1 Abt. 1259 in Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England1, daughter of JOHN DE HEYTESBURY and <UNNAMED>. She was born Abt. 1235 in of Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England1, and died Unknown.
4. i. WALTER4 HUNGERFORD, b. Abt. 1280, Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England; d. Aft. 1308.
4. WALTER4 HUNGERFORD (WALTER3 DE HUNGERFORD, WALTER2 HUNGERFORD, EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD)1 was born Abt. 1280 in Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England1, and died Aft. 13081. He married HEYTESBURY1 Abt. 13051, daughter of HEYTESBURY. She was born Abt. 1287 in Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England1, and died Unknown.
i. ROBERT5 DE HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1306, of Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England1; d. 20 Jun 13521.
5. ii. WALTER HUNGERFORD, b. Abt. 1314, of Farleigh-Hungerford, County Somersetshire, England; d. Aft. 1355.
5. WALTER5 HUNGERFORD (WALTER4, WALTER3 DE HUNGERFORD, WALTER2 HUNGERFORD, EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD)1 was born Abt. 1314 in of Farleigh-Hungerford, County Somersetshire, England1, and died Aft. 13551. He married ELIZABETH FITZJOHN1, daughter of ADAM FITZJOHN. She was born Abt. 1312 in Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England1, and died Unknown.
6. i. THOMAS6 HUNGERFORD, b. Abt. 1330, of Farleigh-Hungerford, County Somersetshire, England; d. 03 Dec 1397, of Farley Castle, County Somersetshire, England.
6. THOMAS6 HUNGERFORD (WALTER5, WALTER4, WALTER3 DE HUNGERFORD, WALTER2 HUNGERFORD, EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD)1 was born Abt. 1330 in of Farleigh-Hungerford, County Somersetshire, England1, and died 03 Dec 1397 in of Farley Castle, County Somersetshire, England1. He married ELEANOR STRUG1, daughter of JOHN STRUG. She was born Abt. 1334 in of Heytesbury, County Wiltshire, England1, and died Bef. 13791.
7. i. WALTER7 HUNGERFORD, b. 22 Jun 1378, of Farleigh-Hungergford, County Somersetshire, England; d. 09 Aug 1449, Cathedral, Salisbury, County Wiltshire, England.
7. WALTER7 HUNGERFORD (THOMAS6, WALTER5, WALTER4, WALTER3 DE HUNGERFORD, WALTER2 HUNGERFORD, EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD)1 was born 22 Jun 1378 in of Farleigh-Hungergford, County Somersetshire, England1, and died 09 Aug 1449 in Cathedral, Salisbury, County Wiltshire, England1. He married KATHERINE PEVERELL1 in of Penhale, County Cornwall, England1, daughter of THOMAS PEVERELL and MARGARET COURTENAY. She was born Abt. 1380 in of Park, Hamatethy, Penhale, County Cornwall, England1, and died Unknown.
i. ELIZABETH8 HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1400, of Hungerford, County Somersetshire, England1; d. 14 Dec 14761.
ii. THOMAS HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1404, of Heightesbury, County Wiltshire, England1; d. Unknown.
iii. WALTER HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1407, of Farley, Hungerford, County Somersetshire, England1; d. 18 Feb 1432, in prison Provence, France1.
8. iv. EDMUND HUNGERFORD, b. Abt. 1409, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England; d. 26 Mar 1484, Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England.
v. ROBERT HUNGERFORD1, b. 1409, Farley, Hungerford, County Somersetshire, England1; d. 18 May 1459, Cathedral, Salisbury, County Wiltshire, England1.
vi. JOAN HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1411, of Farley, Hungerford, County Somersetshire, England1; d. Unknown.
vii. MARGARET HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1413, of Farleigh, Hungerford, County Somersetshire, England1; d. Unknown.
viii. JOHN HUNGERFORD1, b. 1414, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
ix. WILLIAM HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1417, of Farley, Hungerford, County Somersetshire, England1; d. Unknown.
8. EDMUND8 HUNGERFORD (WALTER7, THOMAS6, WALTER5, WALTER4, WALTER3 DE HUNGERFORD, WALTER2 HUNGERFORD, EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD)1 was born Abt. 1409 in of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1, and died 26 Mar 1484 in Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1. He married MARGARET BURNELL1 1416 in Contract1, daughter of EDWARD BURNELL and ALICE STRANGE. She was born Abt. 1410 in of Down Ampney, County Gloucester, England1, and died 27 Mar 14861.
i. BRIDGETT9 HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1442, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
ii. CATHERINE HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1444, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
iii. ANNE HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1446, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
iv. MARGARET HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1448, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
v. PHILIPPA HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1450, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
9. vi. THOMAS HUNGERFORD, b. Abt. 1450, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England; d. Unknown.
vii. WALTER HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1451, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
viii. JANE HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1452, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
ix. EDWARD HUNGERFORD1, b. 1454, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Sep 15071.
x. LETTICE HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1460, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
xi. EDMOUND HUNGERFORD1, b. 1460, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
xii. ALLEYNE HUNGERFORD1, b. 1462, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
xiii. CHRISTINA HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1466, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
9. THOMAS9 HUNGERFORD (EDMUND8, WALTER7, THOMAS6, WALTER5, WALTER4, WALTER3 DE HUNGERFORD, WALTER2 HUNGERFORD, EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD)1 was born Abt. 1450 in of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1, and died Unknown. He married CHRISTINA HALLE1 Abt. 14881, daughter of JOHN HALLE. She was born Abt. 1456 in of Salisbury, County Wiltshire, England1, and died Unknown.
10. i. JOHN10 HUNGERFORD, b. Abt. 1460, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England; d. Unknown, Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England.
ii. ELIZABETH HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1464, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
iii. ANTHONY HUNGERFFORD1, b. Abt. 1484, of Downe Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
iv. ANNE HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1493, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
v. ELIZABETH HUNGERFFORD1, b. Abt. 1495, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
vi. HUNGERFFORD1, b. Abt. 1497, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
10. JOHN10 HUNGERFORD (THOMAS9, EDMUND8, WALTER7, THOMAS6, WALTER5, WALTER4, WALTER3 DE HUNGERFORD, WALTER2 HUNGERFORD, EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD)1 was born Abt. 1460 in of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1, and died Unknown in Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1. He married MARGARET BLOUNT1, daughter of EDMUND BLOUNT and ELLEN HALL. She was born Abt. 1465 in of Mangotsfield, County Gloucestershire, England1, and died Unknown.
11. i. ANTHONY11 HUNGERFORD, b. Abt. 1485, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England; d. 1559, Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England.
ii. FRIDESWIDE HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1485, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
iii. FRANCES HUNGERFFORD1, b. Abt. 1522, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
iv. ELIZABETH HUNGERFFORD1, b. Abt. 1524, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
v. CHRISTIAN HUNGERFFORD1, b. Abt. 1526, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
vi. EDWARD HUNGERFFORD1, b. Abt. 1530, of Windrush1; d. 15311.
vii. JOHN HUNGERFFORD1, b. Abt. 1532, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
11. ANTHONY11 HUNGERFORD (JOHN10, THOMAS9, EDMUND8, WALTER7, THOMAS6, WALTER5, WALTER4, WALTER3 DE HUNGERFORD, WALTER2 HUNGERFORD, EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD)1 was born Abt. 1485 in of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1, and died 1559 in Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1. He married JANE DARELL1 Abt. 1513 in of Littlecote, County Wiltshire, England1, daughter of EDWARD DARRELL and JANE CROFTS. She was born Abt. 1490 in Ramsbury, County Wiltshire, England1, and died Unknown.
12. i. JOHN12 HUNGERFORD, b. 1513, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England; d. 1580, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England.
ii. EDMUND HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1516, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
iii. ELIZABETH HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1528, of Down Ampney, County Wiltshire, England1; d. Unknown.
iv. JANE HUNGERFFORD1, b. Abt. 1531, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
v. EDWARD HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1535, of Down Ampney, County Wiltshire, England1; d. Unknown.
vi. THOMAS HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1539, of Down Ampney, County Wiltshire, England1; d. Unknown.
12. JOHN12 HUNGERFORD (ANTHONY11, JOHN10, THOMAS9, EDMUND8, WALTER7, THOMAS6, WALTER5, WALTER4, WALTER3 DE HUNGERFORD, WALTER2 HUNGERFORD, EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD)1 was born 1513 in of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1, and died 1580 in of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1. He married BRIDGET FETTIPLACE1 1534 in Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1, daughter of JOHN FETTIPLACE and DOROTHY DANVERS. She was born 1514 in of Shefford, County Berkshire, England1, and died Unknown.
13. i. ANTHONY13 HUNGERFORD, b. 1540, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England; d. 25 May 1594, County Gloucestershire, England.
ii. RICHARD HUNGERFORD1, b. 1542, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
iii. HENRY HUNGERFORD1, b. 1544, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. 1580, County Gloucestershire, England1.
iv. ANNE HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1546, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
v. BRIDGET HUNGERFORD1, b. 1548, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
vi. DOROTHY HUNGERFORD1, b. 1550, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
vii. MARY HUNGERFORD1, b. 1552, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
viii. SUSAN HUNGERFORD1, b. 1554, of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
13. ANTHONY13 HUNGERFORD (JOHN12, ANTHONY11, JOHN10, THOMAS9, EDMUND8, WALTER7, THOMAS6, WALTER5, WALTER4, WALTER3 DE HUNGERFORD, WALTER2 HUNGERFORD, EVERARD1 DE HUNGERFORD)1 was born 1540 in of Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1, and died 25 May 1594 in County Gloucestershire, England1. He married BRIDGET SHELLEY1 in of Down Ampney, County Gloucester, England1, daughter of JOHN SHELLEY and MARY FITZWILLIAM. She was born 1536 in of Michaelgrace, County Sussex, England1, and died Abt. 1586 in Down Ampney, County Gloucester, England1.
i. BRIDGET14 HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1566, Down Ampney, County Gloucestershire, England1; d. Unknown.
ii. JOHN HUNGERFORD1, b. 07 Aug 1566, Down Ampney, County Glouceshire, England1; d. 18 Mar 1634, Down Ampney, County Glouceshire, England1.
iii. ANTHONY HUNGERFORD1, b. 1567, of Black Bourton, County Oxfordshire, England1; d. 27 Jun 1627, Black Burton, County Oxfordshire, England1.
iv. ELIZABETH HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1568, Down Ampney, County Glouceshire, England1; d. Unknown.
v. JOANN HUNGERFORD1, b. Abt. 1568, Down Ampney, County Glouceshire, England1; d. Unknown.


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Harry Styles' 'Dunkirk' Co-Star Has Claimed People Have Put "Too Much Emphasis" On The 1D Lad
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We literally can't wait to watch 'Dunkirk' though!
To say that we're excited for Harry Styles' appearance in 'Dunkirk' would be an understatement.
However, it does seem that not everyone is that fussed that it's Harry Styles who is appearing in the film and think that the focus should be on the quality of the performance.
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Dunkirk's Fionn Whitehead has revealed that Harry Styles is 'great' in Christopher Nolan's upcoming film, but also thinks that there has perhaps been too much focus on his role.
Fionn takes on the role of soldier Tommy and whilst he can't give away too much, he has said that Harry is "great, he's a good actor and a lovely guy".
Although, it's not all positive.
"I think the hysteria - it should have been expected when you take a figure like that and give him a short back and sides and put him in a uniform. I think it's got a bit silly really. The meaning has got lost somewhere along the way and people have stopped realising there's an amazing cast - including Harry - but there's, you know, the creme de la creme of actors", he continued.
He went on to explain that "I think the focus should not be Harry Styles doing a movie, it should be on the piece in general or his ability to act. And he's great".
However, Fionn did defend his One Direction co-star and said that "he hasn't asked for any of this. In terms of the media, they have put too much emphasis on this one guy instead of the piece as a whole and the ensemble as a whole".
Well, we for one cannot wait to see Harry in action.
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By Jack Hogan
The Nuclear Equation
Developments across the marine industry suggest the idea of a nuclear-powered superyacht may not be as science fiction as it once sounded…
In the quest for zero emissions, different corners of the marine sector are closing in on nuclear power as a possible solution. The question of its utility for superyachts is gathering cautious momentum. However, concepts like Earth 300, released in 2021, seem too far-fetched to work, right? I thought so when I first saw it, but should we doubt this level of ambition from the superyacht industry? Or underestimate the potential of nuclear power on private vessels?
Recent nuclear-powered concepts from the cruise and commercial sectors seem more grounded in the reality of effectively reaching emissions standards. Associations with classification societies and attainable-sounding technological barriers imply that this may be a plausible option for the next generation fleet. One technology, in particular, is gaining momentum across the marine industry: The Molten Salt Reactor (MSR)
The IMO is targeting a reduction in carbon emissions from international shipping of 40 per cent by 2030, in comparison to 2008 levels, in line with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. This will require drastic solutions. In 2010, Lloyd's Register began formulating new rules for nuclear-powered ships, saying it had received some approaches for developing nuclear vessels from various interested parties. Likewise, RINA is associated with the Earth 300 concept.
The nuclear equation, when taken simplistically, seems clear. However, zero carbon emissions and decades-long operational timelines from a few kilograms of fuel, too many, sound too good to be true. Nuclear detractors are quick to highlight the shortcomings; the infamous incidents at Chornobyl in 1986, Three Mile Island in 1979 and Fukushima in 2011 have ensured that the mention of nuclear power has calamitous connotations.
Nuclear-powered vessels have a military association. The USA, Russia, UK, India, France and China all have extensive nuclear-powered fleets. The energy efficiency of nuclear-powered ships bears reiterating. Using the US Navy as an example and comparing two aircraft carriers of the same size lays this out starkly.
The 321 m USS John F. Kennedy, and the 332m USS Dwight D. Eisenhower were launched seven years apart. The former ran on heavy fuel oil and at full operational speeds while running the flight deck it had a fuel consumption rate of roughly 4.5 tonnes per ship length travelled. While the latter, on its nuclear propulsion and with a similar operational profile, consumed an amount of fissile fuel the size of grapefruit in 20 years.
The fear of meltdown and the significant issue of nuclear waste disposal looms large over these traditional reactors. However, it is also worth reiterating that, according to a feature that first appeared in Forbes in 2020, The Nuclear Navy worldwide has logged over 5,400 reactor years of accident-free operations and travelled over 130 million miles on nuclear energy, enough to circle the earth 3,500 times. The annual radiation levels Navy crews were exposed to was also calculated at one thousand times less than the acceptable limits for a hospital radiology department.
There may be another option, first developed nearly 60 years ago, that is seeing renewed attention from the marine industry. UK-Based Core Power is working with the Bill Gate affiliated Terrapower to develop a molten salt reactor (MSR) suitable for shipboard power production. MSRs present an intriguing possibility, and a quick physics lesson may be needed.
If you didn't know that a nuclear reactor heats water, creating steam and turning a turbine don't worry, I didn't until embarrassingly recently either. I would wager that many people's knowledge received a significant boost after the enthralling HBO series Chernobyl aired in 2020 also. Controlling this nuclear reaction safely, and making use of more accessible fuels are the key issues that MSRs theoretically address.
The use of pressurised helium or water to cool traditional fission nuclear reactors is one of the most dangerous aspects of their operations, and a significant contributor to the risk of an explosive meltdown. MSRs overcome this by using a reactive core of nuclear material and molten salt. Salt liquefies at around 400C, and the rupturing of the core would see a drop in temperature and the near-instant solidification of the core preventing a meltdown.
These reactors can also repurpose semi-spent fuels from other sources. There is a significant buzz about using thorium as a nuclear fuel to further boost the efficiency of MSRs. This naturally occurring element is three times more abundant than uranium in the earth's crust. Thorium itself will not split and release energy. When it is exposed to neutrons, it will undergo a series of nuclear reactions until it eventually emerges as an isotope of uranium called U-233, which will readily split and release energy the next time it absorbs a neutron. Thorium is therefore called fertile, whereas U-233 is called fissile.
Using dissolved thorium in MSRs seems like a promising prospect for the marine industry. I even received a press release recently that implied it may be the 'silver bullet solution' in the sector's quest for zero carbon. The expedition cruise concept 'Thor", and its twin "Sif" from Norwegian shipbuilder Ulstein, hope to combine these technologies.
"Sif produces no emissions, so she can cruise in full-electric mode, and Thor would be its charging station. They are concepts right now and they might not be built in this way, but they start important discussions. We've been thinking about thorium as an energy source since 2008, but there is a stigma associated with nuclear power," says Ulstein chief designer Øyvind Gjerde Kamsvåg.
"Although there are no thorium reactors up and running today it is a proven technology, with the earliest examples operating back in the 1950s and 1960s. However, that also means, unlike uranium, there's currently no supply chain. But as thorium is around three times more abundant in the Earth's crust than uranium – and there's a lot here in Norway – it's simply a matter of starting up the mining process. Every new energy source has to start somewhere. The barriers to utilising thorium are certainly not insurmountable," Says Robert McDonald, Principal Engineer, Institute for Energy Technology (IFE).
Despite these benefits of the thorium MSR, it is worth noting that this is not a new technology. The US military conducted an extensive development program with hopes to use the MSR to power long-range bombers. During their lifecycle, these reactors operated only 40 per cent of the time, compared to the average commercial reactor at 90 per cent. From 1945 to 1969 it was shut down 225 times, of these, only 58 were planned.
One of the major limitations of an MRS is that the materials used to manufacture molten salt-reactor components must maintain their integrity in highly radioactive and corrosive environments at elevated temperatures. Currently, few alloys can survive these extremes.
Still, as well as the Terrapower/Core Power project, South Korean shipbuilder Samsung Heavy Industries (SHI) has partnered with Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute (KAERI) to develop MSR nuclear-powered vessels, with DNV exploring nuclear fission as a source of power.
The question of crewing these vessels is a daunting one. One of the contributing factors to the decommissioning of the first nuclear-powered commercial vessel, the USS Savannah, in the 1970s was the extreme wages needed to attract sufficiently qualified reactor engineers away from relatively more comfortable jobs overseeing land-based power stations.
A vessel without the need for constant bunkering, and with the significantly more efficient use of internal spaces without traditional fuel tanks has obvious benefits. A cruising range governed by provisions, waste and crew turnovers and not fuel is most definitely not limitless, however. As many expedition yachts will tell you, there is a long list of limiting factors beyond fuel that must be addressed. The imperfect history of the MSR should give the industry pause also. This would represent a technological jump beyond anything the superyacht industry has so far attempted and only addresses some of the many complex issues that surround the environmental impact of a superyacht.
The utopian dreams of nuclear power providing power supplies that are 'too cheap to charge for' have not eventuated as predicted a couple of generations ago. Safety concerns are one factor. The complexities of physics and public perception are others. In an industry still grappling with how to effectively and safely crew today's expanding fleet, and with alternative fuels further complicating the situation for Flag and Class, the nuclear equation may still be a step too far to meet the impending emissions targets.
Hopefully, the commercial sector and cruising industries can outline a safe and effective platform to build from, and some of these 'crazy concepts' that were written off as too outlandish could become a zero carbon reality for a few superyachts.
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https://whatisnuclear.com/thorium.html
https://thebulletin.org/2022/06/molten-salt-reactors-were-trouble-in-the-1960s-and-they-remain-trouble-today/
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamesconca/2020/11/09/international-marine-shipping-industry-considers-nuclear-propulsion/?sh=5091b494562c
https://whatisnuclear.com/msr.html
https://www.iaea.org/topics/molten-salt-reactors
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Is nuclear a viable option for the superyacht industry?
Jimbo Putney - 23 Nov 2022 19:40
Actual reactors on superyachts probably aren't going to happen Jack. However superyachts running on nuclear "eFuels" will probably be a thing at some point (as will airliners and cargo ships running on eFuels). Nuclear efuels are liquid hydrocarbons such as methanol produced thermochemically from seawater using the high heat (~750C) that a 4th generation nuclear reactor like a molten salt reactor is able to provide. Current presurized water reactors can only provide heat around 300 celcius due to being water cooled (even under high pressure water starts to break down much above 300 degrees).
Floating molten salt power plants on barges do seem much more likely though:
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Desiree: An egg is my.. *she snorts and shakes her head. She then grumbles* This family is insane. *she backs away, deciding to leave Seph to his devices. Instead, she moves downstairs to the kitchen, since she wants a snack. However, she stops as she sees Sephiroth with another egg* ~Zach, are you getting more than one egg??~ *she accompanies her question with the visual of what she's seeing*
Zach: *"I didn't see any other eggs… there's more of them? How many boxes do I need to build…?"* *puts his tools down, then contacts Jenna* *"How many baby dragons are there going to be, mom? I have one egg, and apparently, Desiree's father is in the kitchen with another."*
Desiree: ~Well, why don't you come down here and see for yourself…~ *She tilts her head as she continues to watch Sephiroth* Father, what are you doing?
Jenna: ~There's only going to be one dragon, Zach.~ *she is still rubbing Dimitri's back as she settles into the bed sheets once more. By now, she's getting quite drowsy again*
Sephiroth: What am I doing? *glances at the egg, then sets it in the middle of the table, shrugging* Why, nothing. *frowns* Why? Why are you asking? *moves to the refrigerator and begins taking out vegetables* *"What's the best way to cook this egg, Jen? Or would you eat it raw?"*
Zach: *speaks to Desiree* *"I don't want to leave the box unfinished. The dragon egg needs to be in my room, and fast."* *replies to Jenna* *"So why does Sephiroth have a dragon egg?"*
Jenna: *Groans, too tired to carry on two conversations. So, she just grumbles under her breath as she responds to Sephiroth* ~I personally would eat it raw, Seph. You should know that by now. However, I think you and the children cook your food.. How do you usually eat eggs?~
Desiree: *blinks at Sephiroth* Well, you usually don't make room in the fridge for a really big egg… ~Zach, I think that Father is about to put this egg in the fridge.~
Sephiroth: I'm not putting the egg into the refrigerator, Desiree. *because he isn't lying, he remains quite calm and continues with what he is doing. He places the vegetables on the bench, then digs a large pot out of the cupboards, intending to begin cooking* *"I usually don't eat eggs at all."*
Zach: *glances into the kitchen, immediately moving over to the table to seize the second egg* It's going to get cold, what are you doing?! *runs from the room with the egg, intending to place it under another heating lamp near the other one*
Jenna: ~You're quite active, Seph.. How can you not eat eggs? Most body builders are required to eat eggs. I'm more than certain that SOLDIER shoved eggs at you as much as possible.~ *she yawns and nuzzles Seph's pillow* ~Your side isn't that bad…~
Desiree: *Blinks as she watches Zach snatch away the egg. She then mutters* Well, he can move fast at times..
Sephiroth: *"They did. That doesn't mean I eat them willingly, however."* *continues to cut vegetables, glancing back at Zach as he runs off with the egg. He shrugs and continues to cut vegetables, adding them to the pot, grunting* There's nothing inside of it. He is wasting his time. *smirks* *"See, I told you. My side of the bed is more comfortable."*
Desiree: Huh? There's nothing inside? What does that mean, Father? *She shakes her head, confused. She then contacts her brother once more* ~Zach, that egg you took might be empty. Father just said that there is nothing inside. I don't understand though.~
Jenna: ~I didn't say that. I said it is not bad. However, it is rather lumpy thanks to someone's body-imprints.~ *She smirks to herself*
Sephiroth: I mean, there's nothing inside. No life. It is an unfertilized egg, and about as useful as the ones you purchase at the store. That dragon egg was just an empty husk and some liquid innards inside of it. If Zach is trying to save it so he can hatch life from it, he will be waiting for all eternity. *"Lumpy? You're just not lying in my groove correctly."* *pauses* *"Don't disturb my groove in the bed."*
Desiree: A dud? Why would there have been a dud? That makes no sense, Father.. Just sounds like a waste of eggs.. *she deeply sighs* ~Zach, Father says that the egg that you stole away is nothing more than a dud. He says that you'll be waiting for an eternity if you try to hatch it.~
Jenna: ~Heh, your grove is made to fit your muscles and height. I don't want it at all.~ *she sits up and moves around Dimitri to be on her side of the bed. She then lies down. However, she soon frowns* ~Seph, have you been sleeping on my side?~
Sephiroth: *"No. I've been lying on your side. I haven't been sleeping there. Why?"* *grunts* Yes, it's a dud. I am not sure why there was only one fertilized egg amongst five that were not, but I am guessing that it has something to do with scavengers. *places the pot containing the chopped vegetables onto the stove after adding water. He then turns the stove on and teleports another dud egg from his subspace to the table, scowling as he begins to think about what to do with it*
Zach: *"It's a dud? How do you know?"* *stops to scan the egg himself, then shakes his head* *"What am I suppposed to do with this?"*
Desiree: ~I don't know.. maybe you can help Father out with what he's about to do…~ *she frowns as she watches. She then contacts Cancer* ~Do you know how to cook eggs, SIster? I think Father is about to make a very, very, large egg for dinner.~
Jenna: ~Hrmph, we're going to need to get a new mattress.~
Cancer: *"A really large egg? What? Where did it come from?"* *frowns* *"And what kind of egg is it?"* *sighs and moves out of her bedroom, wandering up the stairs and into the kitchen to investigate*
Zach: *"What's he going to do? What about what I'm going to do?"* *eyes the egg, pondering. He carries it back into the laboratory and sets it onto the ground, measuring it's proportions to see if it will fit into his incubator box*
Desiree: ~It's a dragon egg, Cancer. I don't think those are in any of the cook books, anywhere.~ *she shakes her head. She then looks up toward where Zach is, even though she can't see him* ~I believe that father is about to cook the duds. I guess you can just give the one you took back to him.~
Zach: *chokes* *"He wants to cook it!?"* *growls* *"He's out of his mind! Tell him NO, immediately!"* *quickly shakes his head* *"That's disgusting, Desiree! Tell him he can't do that!"* *hurriedly moves out of the lab and runs for the kitchen*
Desiree: ~Zach, it's just an egg. No matter where it came from, there's nothing in it. I don't see what's the big deal.~ *she shakes her head. She then taps her foot as she waits for Cancer to get there. Soon after, she moves to the side so that she can browse through the cooking books*
Zach: *growls* *"I'm not eating an egg that came out of my mother's butt."* *glares at the egg when he arrives in the room and moves over to the table to quickly grab it up*
Cancer: *blinks as she stares in the doorway* That is a big egg… smash it open and put it into the oven?
Desiree: *Rolls her eyes. She then moves in to grip onto Zach's arm* Fine, then don't eat it. Still, I don't see why we can't eat it. There's not much else to do with an empty egg… *She looks over at Cancer* You agree with me, right?
Zach: You can do plenty with it. *once he has the egg in his hands, he simply runs from the room with it again*
Cancer: *blinks, stepping aside* What an idiot. What's he going to do with it…?
Sephiroth: *listens to their conversation, turning around as he watches Zach depart with the second egg, scowling* *"Jen. Zach has just stolen another egg."* Excuse me for one moment, girls. *sighs in irritation and sets his cooking utensils down, teleporting another egg to the table* You can work out how to cook this if you like. I shall return. *this time he leaves the kitchen to track Zach down*
Jenna: *Groans and opens her eyes. She then slowly shakes her head* ~Zach, what are you doing? Seph tells me that you are stealing the eggs that I told him to feed to the rest of you.~
Seres: *moves out of her bedroom. She yawns, juat having woken up. She then grins as she spots Jenna. However, she doesn't move toward her. Instead, she runs to the stairs then starts making her way to the kitchen since she's hungry*
Desiree: Huh? Oh, yea… right.. *sighing, she looks at Cancer* You're better at cooking than I am, Sister.. What do you think?
Cancer: *curiously taps the egg, glancing at it. She then turns it on it's side, and moves away to get a dish* Put a mallet through the top. I'll whip it up in a large bowl and we can throw spices in or something… or make a huge omelette….
Zach: *"I am, and I'm going to keep on doing it, too! I'm not eating an egg that came from your butt, mother!"*
Desiree: *tilts the side of her head* I don't think we have mallets… And Father keeps on hiding his sword in his sub-space pocket. *She grins* But an omelet sounds really, really good. *She nods* Good thinking, Sister.
Jenna: ~Zach, please respect my decision. The eggs are good nutrition. I would rather have that nutrition go to my children and not to scavengers who don't deserve it. So, please, just return the eggs to Seph. He has set aside his opinions on the matter to support my desires. Can't you do similar?~
Seres: *walks into the kitchen. She then blinks as she spots the egg on the counter* Big…
Zach: *"Fine, eat it… but don't expect me to eat them. I think that's disgusting… how could anyone eat a dragon egg, fertile or not?"* *snorts as he moves into the room, setting the dud egg down next to it's dud clutchmate egg* Yuck… *strokes the surface of the egg* How could anyone eat you?
Sephiroth: *moves into the laboratory, glaring down at Zach* Can I have them back now? *folds his arms* You pulled a rather stupid stunt there, you know.
Jenna: ~Very well, I won't force you to eat the food. However, I don't want those duds to go to waste either. Please, just respect my decisions. Those eggs are rightfully my property, so I can decide what I want to do with them.~ *she yawns. She then shakes her head and tries to get comfortable on her side of the bed again. However, she grumbles about Seph ruining it with his weight.*


Change is everything. It's a permanent factor in our lives.
Each moment brings with it the prospect of change.
When I was first diagnosed with Interstitial Cystitis, my urologist informed me, "You have a disease you'll now have for life but you'll manage, you won't die from this but it will require changes in your diet and lifestyle." My anxiety grew, I had no idea what this meant, I'd just had this woman's camera inside my bladder.
Change, I was not willing, I was not wanting it. I was not ready. I still needed answers but what I wanted was a label that came with a cure.
As the urologist demanded I look at my own insides when I was really trying to pretend I was on a sandy white beach with warm ocean waves lapping at my feet. "Look at what you're body's doing," her voice sounded almost excited at the field of hives and lesions lining my bladder. I flashed my eyes open and almost choked on a scream. Get out of my body! I was grateful the shout was in my head. I remained silent, gaping at my wounded, suffering bladder as I shed a single tear and gripped the edge of my medical bed harder.
After the scope procedure I was devastated both physically and mentally. I had a chronic disease. I was in excruciating midsection pain. I was hastily rushed out the door so she could attend to whoever was next. She was rambling quickly, "you'll hate me, I'm going to remove everything fun out of your diet," then handed me a list which included: spicy food, alcohol, carbonation, caffeine, and chocolate. She proceeded to guide me out the door with, "just avoid these foods, start taking aloe vera from Desert Harvest with a regiment of low dose antibiotics and your symptoms will feel much better but this will be your new life." This was it. All the advice and support I received in understanding my new disease.
I was not ready to change my diet, I didn't understand why I couldn't just eat food and be fine. I was resentful to everyone around me who wasn't being told their body was not able to process overly processed foods without consequences.
At this point I had only two options I could see. First option is quit and allow myself to collapse, to become a victim or to give up. What would giving up really mean? The second option was to change and become my own advocate. I chose option two, I began to research my disease. I found other urologists and opinions. I remained firm in my, "I'll pursue the natural healing means," mindset. I believed, I listened, I did as I was told so I spent 6 months on low grade antibiotics and was told the intent was to stun the bacteria so it'd fall right out of my body. I never thought to ask, what about the good bacteria? At this point my education, my knowledge didn't realize there was a host of health bacteria my gut needed to function. I listened to my doctor. I believed.
Had I not listened to my body, my gut, my intuition? Had I avoided truths I'd been speculating long like gluten allergies?
Yes. I knew my mother was recently diagnosed gluten sensitivity and it was negative effecting her ulcerative colitis. She's removed anything processed, grains, and had to learn how to manage what her body was able to handle. I quickly saw myself having to travel down a similar path.
I was resolved in my belief I needed professional help to navigate a natural healing journey. Working with a urologist supportive of diet and lifestyle changes, my primary care physician as an anchor for understanding my continued health, a naturopath and nutritionist as the source of knowledge on natural healing and testing. Through the use of these specialists, I've been able to learn how to navigate the sensitivities my body's reacting too. I'm working with a low oxalate low acid autoimmune paleo diet for healing at present and getting here was the hardest challenge and change I've faced to date. However I've made progress on my healing journey because of my eventual willingness to try something different. Removing Gluten, Soy, Dairy where huge steps for me and changed my urgency. I can actually sleep through the night after 2 years of working with these professionals.
Sometimes I still feel pains of jealousy over the changes in my life I view as unavoidable. I've had to replace nights out with nights in to heal with my new tools. I actively practice body rolling and Rossiter techniques to keep entire body pain to a minimum. I haven't used IBUprofen or Tylenol in years. I have educated myself on the magic of essential oils and living a cleaner, more sustainable life.
I still cringe at the thought of another change, but with practice and time I'm reminding myself that any life change whether unavoidable or chosen, is another adventure in discovering the inner workings of this human body experience.
I no longer see change as something I must overcome but more like the universe planting a finger in my path and setting it straight. Had I not received this diagnosis and changed my diet I'd have never lost the extra 100 lbs of personal weight I gained through horrible lifestyle choices through college. Had desk life not caused excruciating pain in my wrists and tension headaches I'd have never found the Rossiter System and changed careers to pursue a path of helping others.
There's two sides to every coin, two angles to each challenge. Change brings with it consequences that will affect a life? How will you view this change? With a positive twist and acceptance? Or anger and resentment? Each perspective has real consequences on your body, your mind and how you move forward. Accept change as a inevitability of life, embrace the uncomfortable feelings surround it and allow it to help you become your best self.


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Chemical Dispersant is primarily used to reduce the size of oil droplets, effectively preventing oil spills from causing environmental havoc at water-surface level. While standard chemical dispersants used by modern oil remediation companies is effective in dispersion, it bears a large burden on marine ecosystems due to its toxic chemical makeup. In this work. Xanthan Gum (XG) was used as an environmentally friendly additive in oil dispersant formulation to enhance the stability and remediation of dispersed crude oil droplets. To determine the ideal concentrations of synthetic dispersant to organic material necessary for optimal efficiency, tests of stability, interfacial tension, and rheology were conducted. When XG was synthesized with chemical dispersant 9500A, the dispersion effectiveness of crude oil in artificial sea water (ASW) and the oil droplet stability were both greatly enhanced in financial comparison (+50% dispersion effectiveness, +40% droplet stability). In the presence of XG, lower concentrations of 9500A were needed to achieve effective dispersion and stabilization. When tested in a bacterial setting (Bacillus cereus S-1), the synthesized solution displayed a 52.8% biodegradation effectiveness (+41.3%). Because of the low environmental impact of XG, this would be a potential way to formulate a dispersant with lower toxicity, greater cost-efficiency, and facilitation of bio-degradation.
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In Air Force One, Harrison Ford Was the Last Action President
25 years ago, Wolfgang Petersen made the ultimate Clinton-Era action blockbuster
By Kenneth Lowe | July 25, 2022 | 10:00am
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The only thing dumber than Clinton-era American politics has been, well, every subsequent era in American politics. But it was still a high water mark for unbearability: Try to listen to a Mark Russell parody song or watch any Saturday Night Live cold open from 1993-2001 and see how long before you punch out the monitor. Politicians have never been self-aware or relatable, ever. But 1997, the year that gave the world Air Force One, was undoubtedly a time when they were at their absolute least sympathetic. Clinton, who had won reelection in 1996, was just becoming embroiled in a sex scandal that would define the rest of his presidency.
Air Force One, a movie in which President Harrison Ford punches and machineguns radical commie terrorists and F-15s blow things up real good, is great fun to watch. Coming as it did after Independence Day, which is another hyped up jingoistic blockbuster with exploding jets and a fightin' prez, it was also the end of an era, and not just because action fans were about to be steamrolled by Matrix knockoffs, the first successful superhero blockbusters since Batman and every Lord of the Rings imitator. Even as Air Force One was in theaters, the president the movie was transparently lionizing was on his way to being impeached and indirectly setting the country on a course for eight disastrous years of Republican rule.
It is the best "Die Hard-in-an-X" movie ever!
The movie opens on American paratroopers silently gliding into a former Soviet country's palace to violate its sovereignty (this time it's Kazakhstan). The logistics of this maneuver, during which a heavily armed U.S. black ops team captures the country's radical leader and extracts via chopper, are best not looked into too closely—it turns out they didn't need to somehow get across China to India or ask Pakistan nicely if they could just squeeze by on their way to the Arabian Sea because this was a joint military operation with Russia. (Almaty, which was the capital of Kazakhstan when the movie was made, is almost as far from the country's border with Russia as it is possible to be while still being in Kazakhstan, but whatever.) President James Marshall (Ford) was the mastermind behind this joint operation, in which a brutal dictator has been deposed and the future of a still-not-Communist Russia has been assured.
At a fete in his honor in Moscow, Marshall reflects on the inaction leading up to the maneuver and declares that American foreign policy is now to wreck all terrorists, a position that should evoke a tired sigh from anybody watching the movie with the benefit of hindsight that the subsequent quarter of a century has granted them. Marshall's audience loves it, his staff (who were not consulted on these talking points) hate it.
Marshall is the perfect president: Handsome, principled, multilingual, ready for a 3 A.M. phone call. Ford slides into the role like a Harvard graduate slides into a major party nomination. His comfort in the role is more notable than any of the movie's action or plot, which, by virtue of Wolfgang Petersen directing, is matter-of-fact and competent on both those counts. We're really here to see Ford, a guy defined by lovable rogues, employ his punching and shooting abilities while acting presidential.
The punching and shooting starts after Air Force One is boarded by an unassuming crew of Russian journalists who turn out to be ultra-radical terrorists with an assist from an inside man (Xander Berkeley, whose turncoat Secret Service agent's deeper motivations are never given so much as a word of explanation). The hijackers are led by Gary Oldman, in one of his classic unhinged villain roles. Oldman's motivations are pretty easy to understand: He hates America, hates Gorbachev's Russia and explicitly wants to use the hostages aboard Air Force One to force them to free the Kazakh dictator captured in the opening scene. We are assured by Marshall's White House staff (in particular Dean Stockwell's Secretary of Defense), that this would cause the complete collapse of the Russian government and a return to the Cold War.
After spraying automatic gunfire all over the interior of a pressurized cabin, Oldman's hijackers take control of the plane, but there's a hitch: The president supposedly already escaped. When the Americans recover the presidential escape pod, he's not there, either. The president, unwilling to abandon his family, slips out of the pod before it's jettisoned and becomes the lone passenger aboard the plane who hasn't been captured by the hijackers. Fortunately (as one of his military brass reminds everyone in the White House situation room), Marshall is a helicopter pilot who's served in combat. (Unlike Clinton, one of more than a dozen presidents who never served in uniform.)
The rest of the plot plays out with Ford tussling with hijackers, picking a few of them off as he secretly contacts Washington and schemes to get the plane on the ground or the passengers out of harm's way. The action is competent in a way a lot of action movies these days aren't, in that you're aware of the layout of the plane and the disposition of the fighters in every scene. It falls short of its main influence in that everything is played just a little too straight and the setting doesn't give many opportunities for creative action scenes. The baddies largely don't register individually.
The rest of the movie is crammed with character actors, though: Besides Stockwell and Berkeley, William H. Macy, Wendy Crewson (promoted from D&D Satanic panic girlfriend to FLOTUS) and Paul Guilfoyle are among them, all doing the very best they can with characters who are largely one-note.
Again, though, you know what you're here to see: President Ford kicking commie ass. And he does. Oldman's exit is one for the record books.
The movie unfortunately then keeps going through no fewer than two more action scenes—involving aerial tango with MiGs and Berkeley's final betrayal—before the day is saved and our F-15s proudly escort a newly-designated Air Force One to friendly airspace. (Remember, whichever plane the president is on is technically Air Force One!)
The dumpster fire that is national (and international) politics in 2022 makes it impossible to look back on Air Force One without wondering at how this specific kind of movie just doesn't exist anymore. America was so comfortable in its invincibility in 1997, almost a decade removed from the fall of the Soviet Union, that we were happy to make up alien invasion and presidential hostage situation movies for escapism. History, after all, was over. This is a movie that uses the execution of the National Security Adviser and deputy press secretaries for shock value, just a handful of years before every sane American found themselves wishing in vain for the day when they could not name either of those people.
Twenty-five years later, Russia is no longer a friendly ally (though they are happy to try to muscle in on the territory of neighboring, former Soviet states, as those neighbors warned us). The last president, viewed by most of the country as an odious and hateful man whose failed attempt at illegally clinging to power after he lost re-election heralds the end of our democratic experiment, certainly isn't inspiring mainstream blockbusters about well-coiffed commanders-in-chief who punch Russians. The current president's approval ratings are polling slightly less favorably than blue ice, meanwhile.
Air Force One was always a movie that required you to turn your brain off and your patriotism way up, led by perhaps the only actor who could pull off the gravitas and fisticuffs necessary to sell you on doing so. It comes fully loaded with bullets, missiles, one-liners and Harrison Ford just wanting to protect his family—and from the depressurizing cabin that is 2022, it looks like the complete fairy tale it always was.
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Party Time #fatecore
Posted on May 23, 2016 November 9, 2018 by Finn Cullen
Yesterday's session of the Sundered Seven fantasy campaign took place entirely within one room (with a short side trip to a wine cellar), lacked combat, treasure or magic and was still one of the most intense sessions of any roleplaying game I've played.
Our heroes Lord Adriel and his faithful servant Inye had arrived in Hrafburg, capital city of Malmor, to seek an audience with the ruler of the city. He had reacted in his usual arrogant way (the man has royal pretensions) and told them he would send for them when ready and so Adriel was forced to kill time in the city until then.
We opened at the lavish party being held by Lord Hazreth a newly arrived nobleman who enjoyed offering hospitality. All the haute monde were there and there was an atmosphere of casual decadence. Adriel was enjoying the company of two of the eligible ladies of the court (one of whom turned out to be the ruler's mistress… so that wasn't a source of tension… really)
But things really cranked up when I introduced the young lord Teltandin, a contemporary of Adriel. He hadn't featured in the campaign before but I had him earmarked as a rival for Adriel so I threw the details over to the players with a couple of questions:
What did Teltandin do to humiliate Adriel when they were children?
What did Adriel do to Teltandin when they were young men?
We learned that Teltandin had been sparring with Adriel when they were about eight years old… and though it was a "friendly" bout organised by their parents – rulers of rival houses – Teltandin took it very seriously and used some dirty tricks to win. Adriel's father shook his head and walked away in disappointment (a nice trigger of Adriel's current need to win his father's approval).
In return a few years later Adriel deliberately spooked Teltandin's horse causing it to bolt and humiliate the young man in front of his friends and family.
That set the next scene up nicely as the two rival lords and the two ladies decided to play a harmless game of Hopestones for pennies. For pennies, sure. No high stakes.
Things escalated of course and it ended up as a duel of gambling between the two men with a lot riding on it. Social skills were unleased to gain advantages for upcoming rolls, psychological games were being played by everyone at the table. Faithful Inye saw Teltandin palm a high value tile for future use and managed to tip his employer off. That was dealt with by Adriel tipping some tiles accidentally onto the floor between rounds and saying "we'd better count them to make sure none are lost"… forcing Teltandin to sneak back the palmed tile.
The final round played out as an extended contest and Adriel won resoundingly winning the approval of the onlookers and earning more hatred from Teltandin. It was an intense scene with never a blade drawn.
Meanwhile Inye had been using his servant's inconsequentiality and observation skills to move among the partygoers trying to learn what he could. I'd set a value for the scene as a whole to have a "Discretion 1" rating – people were drunk and their guards were down so Inye could overhear conversations. I had him make a Notice roll which he succeeded at very well and so I took inspiration from Dungeon World and said for every point he succeeded by he could ask me one question about the city and its rulers that I would answer honestly. As a mechanic that worked really well and allowed me to convey the information that was important to the players without some contrived info-dump. As a result Inye learned of the two rival factions at court (the Count's wife favouring a diplomatic conquest of nearby lands, and his son leading a more military faction), what the Count's priorities are (he really really wants to be King) and some of the major players.
We all enjoyed the experience a great deal – and Fate lends itself well to making up mechanics on the fly. The gambling "rules" were freeform allowing an intense round by round duel of wits and influence that simply comparing rolls would not have allowed, and the way we resolved Inye's information gathering was elegant and will certainly be used again.
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Zatt says:
That sounds like an amazing session. The kind that I enjoy most of all. Well done!
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The total number of households is 41,691 with 3 people per household on average.The median age of the current population is 40 with 36,147 people being married and 58,002 being single. Census data for West Palm Beach, FL (pop. Of those not born in the United States, the largest percentage are from Latin America. Our useful charts can help you learn about the 33404 ZIP code. QuickFacts provides statistics for all states and counties, and for cities and towns with a population of 5,000 or more. Click the Quick Info  icon to the left of each row in TABLE view to learn about sampling error. Unlike the Census—which is an exact count of people and households every ten years—ACS statistics are estimated based on a representative survey sample. The median age in West Palm Beach is 5% lower than Florida. 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