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Set list Audience by Mr Chopski

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Cerveza y rock and roll!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

New doll listed by Lonna

Unusual TF2 Hats in Minecraft using new Particle command! [Not sure if this has been posted here before] - more at http://ift.tt/1a7N3av by Ryan

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List 12 by wildolive

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Fictional places I'd like to live

Symposium "List en Bedrog" (18 februari 2015) by Victor van Werkhooven

Foto's in opdracht van SV Perikles. Geschoten in het pand van de USBO aan de Bijlhouwerstraat 6.

Deerhoof Set List by Asaf antman

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Live in Tel Aviv

Joypad List by DJ Damien

This place (called Joypad) hires retro console/game set-ups. Not amazingly wedding-y, but it got my attention. Here's the karaoke book-style list of games that you can pick from.

menu list by Hideya HAMANO

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A Rainbow of Monsters by Scribble Dolls

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Most of these guys will be listed tonight!

And this is the last call for the giveaway at the face place.

The winner will be chosen this evening!

Symposium "List en Bedrog" (18 februari 2015) by Victor van Werkhooven

Foto's in opdracht van SV Perikles. Geschoten in het pand van de USBO aan de Bijlhouwerstraat 6.

St Anne's Church - Park Hill, Moseley - Lychgate by Elliott Brown

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Anotherlook at St Anne's Church on Park Hill in Moseley.

A freezing cold walk up from Edgbaston to Moseley Village.

Grade II listed building

Anglican Church of St Anne, North Boundary Wall and Piers, Birmingham

997/12/35 PARK HILL B13

08-JUL-82 MOSELEY

Anglican Church of St Anne, North Boun

dary Wall and Piers

(Formerly listed as:

PARK HILL B13

MOSELEY

CHURCH OF ST ANNE)

II

An Anglican church, built in 1874, designed in a simplified Gothic style by Frederick Preedy (1820-1898). Stained glass of the mid-C20, by Camm & Co, Christopher Webb (1886-1966) and L C Evetts.

MATERIALS: The building is constructed from cream and red rock-faced sandstone, under plain clay tile roofs.

PLAN: The church is orientated north west-south east, but ritual compass points are used throughout this description. The plan has north-west tower, nave, north and south aisles, small chancel, south east vestries and polygonal west baptistery.

EXTERIOR: The exterior is mainly in red sandstone, with bands of cream stone and cream stone dressings. The six-bay building has a four-bay nave with aisles and clerestory, and a slightly lower two-bay chancel, all on a low moulded stone plinth. To the north west is a three-stage tower with corner pinnacles and a broad spire, which has gabled and traceried louvres. At the base of the tower is the main entrance: a gabled doorway with pointed arched opening, paired columns and moulded impost. The bays of the long elevations are expressed by two-stage buttresses, between which are traceried windows each of three lights above which are trefoils, quatrefoils or cinquefoils. The clerestory windows are similar but have only two main lights. The large east and west windows have more elaborate tracery.

INTERIOR: The interior has nave arcades of pointed stone arches carried on alternating circular and octagonal stone piers with moulded caps. Both piers and arches are constructed from alternating bands of cream and red sandstone. The walls are whitewashed apart from the stone window dressings. The nave roof has arch-braced trusses with collars, springing from moulded corbels. The paired clerestory windows have arched surrounds with central colonettes reminiscent of Early English style. The nave roof has arch-braced trusses springing from moulded corbels; the chancel roof has arch-braced collar-rafter trusses with king struts. The chancel floors are tile. The west baptistery houses the stone font, which is quatrefoil on plan, and has a polychrome tiled floor. The stone and marble pulpit is set at the foot of the chancel arch on its north side; the organ is housed on the south side of the chancel. The chancel has choir stalls, timber altar and altar back, which is panelled with cusped decoration. The glass throughout the building is plain with the exception of three windows. The north aisle window, dating from 1947, depicts Christ as The Good Shepherd; it was designed by Camm and Co at the Smethwick Studios. The east window shows Christ in Majesty surrounded by vignettes illustrating the four seasons, designed by Christopher Webb (1886-1966) and installed in 1956. The west window, by Professor L C Evetts, includes a celebration of the Birmingham metalworking industries. It was added in 1967.

SUBSIDIARY FEATURES: The northern boundary of the site is marked by a low, sandstone boundary wall with moulded copings, which steps down Park Hill in front of the church. It has square piers at either end, each carved with crosses, and similar piers to either side of a gateway, which has timber gates. Towards the eastern end of the boundary wall is the lych gate, a timber-framed structure set on a base of large sandstone blocks, gabled on four sides with a slate roof. It has stone benching to the interior. The entrance is carved with the inscription 'enter into his gates with thanksgiving'.

SOURCES: Nikolaus Pevsner and Alexandra Wedgwood, The Buildings of England: Warwickshire (1966), 192

History of the County of Warwick (Victoria County History), Volume 7: City of Birmingham (1964), 384

HISTORY: Moseley grew up from the 1860s as a relatively wealthy middle-class suburb of Birmingham. As the area expanded, the need for a new church was recognised. Land was donated by W F Taylor of Moseley Hall, and funds were given by another local landowner, Rebecca Anderton. The church, designed by Frederick Preedy, was completed and consecrated in 1874, as a daughter church of the parish of St Mary. A new parish was formed shortly afterwards. A choir vestry was added to the south east of the chancel in 1898, and a polygonal baptistery was added at the west end in 1923; in the same year, a church hall was added to the south of the church.

St Anne's was damaged during bombing in 1940, but restored and reconsecrated in 1948. All of the glass in the church, apart from a few fragments, was lost as a result of the blast, and the majority was replaced in plain glass. The three stained glass windows currently in the building were added at various times in the mid-C20.

REASONS FOR DESIGNATION: The Anglican Church of St Anne, its lych gate, northern boundary wall and piers, are designated at Grade II, for the following principal reasons:

* The church is a robust design of 1874 by the recognised C19 architect, Frederick Preedy

* The exterior shows impressive massing, and demonstrates good detailing, showing a high degree of quality in its execution

* Its interior has good quality stonework and interesting roof structures

* Three stained glass windows of the mid-C20 are of interest, including one which celebrates sanctity of work through a depiction of the Birmingham metal trades

* The church, northern boundary wall, piers and timber-framed lych gate form a related group

This text is a legacy record and has not been updated since the building was originally listed. Details of the building may have changed in the intervening time. You should not rely on this listing as an accurate description of the building.

Source: English Heritage

Listed building text is © Crown Copyright. Reproduced under licence.

Lychgate

Lister-Jaguar by f1jherbert

Chatsworth, Derbyshire by Oxfordshire Churches

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Chatsworth House

Chatsworth is home to the 12th Duke and Duchess of Devonshire and has been passed down through 16 generations of the Cavendish family.

Grade I Listed

www.chatsworth.org

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chatsworth_House

The Sculpture Gallery

Created by the 6th Duke between 1818 and 1834.

The sculptures are still displayed as they were at the end of the Duke’s lifetime, in 1858.

The collection features works by some of the most celebrated sculptors of the age, including John Gibson (1786-1866), Rudolph Schadow (1786-1822), Bertel Thorvaldsen (1770-1844) and Antonio Canova (1757-1822).

Alexander The Great

After Leochares, who lived in 4th Century BC

Marble

X-LIST_CYCLOPS by Robert Trate

Anthony Lister by Volcom Stone

Sydney, Australia street art in Redfern

Want list by ss_sage145

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Sylt, List, Ellenbogen, Leuchtturm West by Kai knackstedt

Sylt, List, Ellenbogen, Leuchtturm West

Listed by Jacob Whittaker

Slice of Minecraft (pixel graphic) - painstakingly drawn by my 12 year old son - more at http://ift.tt/1a7N3av by Ryan

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Monthly listings poster by Thom Smith

Lister Air Cleaner by Mike

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It is what it says on the lid, an air filter on one of the engines in the Engine Shed at the National Waterways Museum in Ellesmere Port.

listing by Chris

List field by Paul Harrison

Fide Dignus at Rowany Festival 2011

Quseir Amra Fresco by cam.shirl

Some of the animals shown in the frescos are not common in the region but were more commonly found in Persia, suggesting some influence from that area

whc.unesco.org/en/list/327

Lister Block Revisited by Dean McCoy

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LISTER D by bottle-badger

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The rotation arrow

Book 2, pages 38-39 by maggie schreiter

craft show research (ongoing); FUCKIN' BOWLING (8/25 in Manville) also I'm pretty sure my grandmother won't get this far via Facebook links, but if she does, sorry about the cursing

Lancaster [Listed Building Grade II] - 23 Castle Hill 201129 by maljoe

Listed Building Grade II

List Entry Number : 1298386

Date First Listed : 18 February 1970

Originally a late 18th century house, then the studio of the stained glass makers Shrigley and Hunt, and used later for other purposes. It is in sandstone with a slate roof, in three storeys, with a cellar, a later attic, a front of three bays, and a long rear extension. In the ground floor is a wagon entrance, and two large rectangular windows with decorated wooden architraves and stained glass panels. The upper floor contain sash windows, and the attic has a continuous studio window.

historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1298386

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Listed_buildings_in_Lancaster,_Lancashire

22-10-2012 - Utrecht, Eurospoor by Niek_stv

Eurospoor 2012, Modelleisenbahnverein "Friedrich List"Leipzig

Lister Park #16 by Norman Smith

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Oor Bucket List by Alan Partridge

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I made this to-do-list. It says:

- attend art-shool

- get a shark

- find a home

- marry Anna

- be happy

I embroid it with red thread on white fabric.

The Artist List Version 5 01 by andeecollard

The Artist List

For the last five years I have used the address book section at the back of my diary to capture the names of the artists I like but whose names escape me whenever I need them. The list becomes a self-portrait and reveals the fragmentary nature of artists that have piqued my interest. The list is by no means comprehensive but I think I would like to build on this scaffold more. Lots of the entries in here have been incidental and I think if I showed a little bit more intention this could start to become a quite comprehensive catalogue of artists who interest me. Each time I get a new diary I transcribe the previous diary's artist list onto a fresh address book, it's quite interesting to revisit the names on the list.

Lister Oststrand by Andreas Zachmann