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Owned by Peta Rainbird of Bothwell Tasmania, Has been sold, so don't know where it are. Peta has sold it on, but don't know whom too.
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I need to try and figure out who owned this coat of arms or what ever.
If some stories are correct Cathrine The Great may be the owner or her granddaughter by marriage was gifted this. Not sure with hardcore facts.
This castle is located in Simferopol Ukraine in the town of Pioneer or in Russian Пионе́рско.
The castle is claimed to be owned by Cathrine the greats granddaughter-in-law in 1796 till around the 1900's before Nicolas II was killed and USSR was formed.
Her name was Princess Anna Feodorovna married to Prince Constantine of Russia who's younger brother was tsar Nicolas I of Russia
Anna sister
Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld
was married to Prince Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn producing the daughter known today as Queen Victoria of United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
So the challenge is to find how this coat of arms or effigy is connected to this group of people.
If anyone can point me to the connection I will give them detailed information about the castle and lands and hidden secrets I have found on the grounds. I currently live only 10 miles from this castle and have already started taking measurements and lots of photos and video of the castle in ruin but salvageable.
I want to confirm the connection to be able to get this castle restored and turned back over to the world.
**Tip use google translator but don't always trust it. I have found many wrong translations.
this also helps a lot
ru.wikipedia.org with chrome to automatically translate the web page.
I will also post more pictures of the ruins to let you get a feel for the look of the building. Which is a mess at the moment.
The winged horse with a mans head and a crown is very unusual. this is over 200 years old.
Oh there are rumors that the church down the road St Nicholas was paid for with Princess Anna Feodorovna money and that the thorn name of Nicholas consecrated in 1895 Bishop Martinian, Bishop Tauride and Simferopol.
Two known facts
1 In that time of Cathrine the Great no house not of Nobility could have a crest on it.
2 The only villages which censuses were done in the first recording in 1802 and recorded in Simferopol where villages with an Orthodox church in it. 1806 there is an other showing the Tatar (Muslim) and others was recorded along with slaves. They did have record of yards and homes but not of people not of Orthodox decent or adoption.
Please send any answers to stuartmasha (at) gmail.com
Thanks and Good luck
Owned by: Republic Waste Services of Lakeland, FL
Chassis: Mack MR
Body manufacturer: McNeilus
Type of truck: Rear load garbage truck
Additional notes: This truck still has the old "Florida Refuse" brand logo's for Republic Services.
Location of photo: Polk County, FL
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The above bus was once owned by one of our members and we would like to see it back in the group. SNB250 was the first bus preserved in the unique Kentishbus livery. When sold it was then further advertised on ebay and we believe sold to someone in the West Midlands? They may have wanted it to travel/live in... At the time it did go to London Bus & Truck in Northfleet for work before the latest owners took it. We also understand it carries a new registration plate. Has anyone out there seen it?? It could well be parked up in the remotest of places!!
Apparently the bus may have been re-registered OAS 287R if that helps!!
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If you owned a 3DS, there's a good chance you played a little game called Kid Icarus: Uprising.
One of the first games that painfully, and I do mean PAINFULLY, reminded us that the 3DS really should have had dual analog to begin with, the game was effectively a 3D shooter, with some sections where your character, Pit, would run on the ground.. yeah.. Pit can't really fly without assistance from Palutena, but that's a story for another time.
Pit, along with his emo Frienemy, Dark Pit (or if you're feeling angry, Pitoo) would eventually join forces to battle Medusa, the traditional main baddie of the Kid Icarus series. The pair have gone on to make appearances in subsequent Smash Brothers games... and I don't think much else.
As annoying as the game was to actually play, I finished it and rather enjoyed the experience, though I didn't get into the weapon customizing enough to make a run at it at higher difficulties.
Annnnnyyyway, Nintendo was, up to this point, very, very much in-house merch production and even then, it was only a few series (at least that I ever caught wind of here in Canada) only. Then one day, it's like all caution was thrown to the winds, and several toy producers, including Max Factory, were permitted.
Within the 2012 - 2014 time frame, several Figma were released.I wasn't really paying attention as I was getting prepared for my first child, and as life goes, things pass you by. The good news is that the Other M Varias Suit Samus and Skyward Sword link would see a reissue so I was able to recover from not getting it Round One.
Pit and Dark Pit, however, eluded me for years.. well, not really eluded but I wasn't exactly going to pay those prices.
So over the years, there have been a few ads popping up here and there for the two, but never as a pair or never with the box. It just so happened that while I was in Manitoba, I was able to procure a complete set with almost full box material for $150, missing predominately an insert from the Dark Pit box and for some odd reason, the paper instructions.
Not exactly a super stellar deal, but way cheaper than market value for these.
Pit and Dark Pit are effectively the same figure, with some differences because evil clone and all that jazz. Both sets come with the figure, two expressions (neutral, yelling) converting twin swords (separate/joined), an arrow, several hands including a dedicated arrow drawing hand, some AR Cards (used with the 3DS game) and the typical Figma stand. Pit comes with some Rings of Light effects (two for his right wrist, two for use on the arrow) and a Monoeye (trademark enemy) with its own stand, whereas Dark Pit comes with a staff/rife. Not sure what the difference in price was between the two, but if the same, then clearly Dark Pit got shafted. All weapons and effects can be shared between the two figures easily.. well as easily as one can get those stupid wrist rings to cooperate.
Both figures, unsurprisingly, share the same limitations. Being top heavy, both figures can be hard to balance without using the included stand, and I can imagine it's probably the nice wings that throw things off.
Al the typical Figma 1.0 articulation points are there, which includes ankles, knees, thighs, waist, midtorso, shoulders with some chest compress, elbows, wrist (thankfully with the peg embedded in the body) head swivel/pivot. and the points of articulation on the wings.
Surprisingly, the half skirt REALLY limits leg articulation, with neither leg being able to get anywhere even close to 90 degrees perpendicular with the body.The size of the hands and feet also limit the amount of posing options. Overall, you're not really going to be able get too many dynamic poses out of the pair.
So while the articulation is somewhat of a letdown, the sculpting, paintwork, and overall finish are quite good. Your typical Figma quality is met here to say the least, with I'd say exceptional work on the feather detailing of the wings. It's safe to say that neither Pit nor Dark Pit fit the standard Figma body, so the parts all look to be one of a kind, as it were, including the accurately oversized forearms and lower legs, as well as the proportionally sized head... of course, I suspect this is also Max Factory went ahead and made both Pit and Dark Pit.
Bringing out that extra bit of shine in this figure would be the exceptional paintwork and decal work on both figures. No real paint bleeding to complain about, with some truly great gold highights on the wrists, buckles,shoulder orb, crown, and the various bands on the body. No plastic flash issues to discuss, and assembly on both of mine were, again high quality as one would expect from a Figma release - nothing loose, nothing falling off or at weird angles, and solid joints that will hold their pose.
There is no doubt that these two embody the characters of which they are based off of. It's too bad about the limited articulation, and based on how long it was between the last two Icarus games, I'm betting we're not going to see a new version any time soon. Still, I guess being kind of unique pieces and being very late in the Figma 1.0 game has resulted in a product that, overall, can stand the test of time.
Just.. don't ask them to do any crazy poses.
Lyrics:
In my own little world it hardly ever rains
I’ve never gone hungry, always felt safe
I got some money in my pocket, shoes on my feet
In my own little world
population me
I try to stay awake during Sunday morning Church
I throw a twenty in the plate, but I never give ’til it hurts
I turn off the news when I don’t like what I see
Yeah, it’s easy to do when it’s
Population: me
What if there’s a bigger picture?
What if I’m missing out?
What if there’s a greater purpose
I could be living right now?
Outside my own little world oooh
Stopped at a red light, looked out my window
I saw a cardboard sign, said “Help this homeless widow”
And just above that sign was the face of a human
I thought to myself, “God, what have I been doing?”
So I rolled down the window and I looked her in the eye
Oh how many times have I just passed her by?
So I gave her some money then I drove on through
And my own little world reached
Population two
Oh
What if there’s a bigger picture?
What if I’m missing out?
What if there’s a greater purpose
That I could be living right now
Outside my own little world yeah, yeah
My own little world oooh
Father break my heart for what breaks Yours
Give me open hands and open doors
Put Your Light in my eyes and let me see
That my own little world is not about me
What if there’s a bigger picture?
What if I’m missing out?
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What if there’s a greater purpose
That I could be living right now
I don't want to miss what matters
I wanna be reaching out
Show me the greater purpose
So I can start living right now
Outside my own little world oooh
My own little world oooh
Whoo
Whoo
www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9Yasgzjc0w -- Official music video
We own the Uppababy's flagship welded and formed aircraft aluminum alloy frame stroller system called the Vista, 2009 model. We absolutely love it however we've (ok, just I..) have always complained that one wheel is just slightly wobbly whilst others are just ever so slightly lumpy in feel. I don't think anyone other than the highly picky would really have noticed. But, I do, and I care.
When 2010 model was released, they featured improved "smooth rolling 'no-flat' foam and rubber back" wheels. After a few emails and a phone call with Uppababy, they trusted my judgment with pretty much no argument and sent me free 2010 retrofit replacements. That's a value of $90USD+shipping/tax.
These wheels are SO MUCH smoother than the 2009 wheels. They also look much nicer with the 5-spoke black gun-metal style rims (as opposed to the 3 spoke dated silver rims). We feel like we just bought a new stroller.
Aside from the wheels, we ended up purchasing direct from Uppababy the retrofit replacement 2010 seat at wholesale cost (for my troubles with the wheels). That's about 30% discount;-). The new seat is an incredible improvement over the 2009 seat frame. A tonne of subtle changes to the seat which you'd never know until you actually compare side by side.
1. Seat has more more level of adjustment upright which allows Emma to sit a bit more comfortably since she's a tiny little girl.
2. The seat significantly more padded to help Emma sit longer.
3. The top ventilation window/flap has a simple elastic + wedge tie to keep the window open without any hacked up home made rig -- personally think this was a defect in design.
4. The seat back is higher by about 1.5 inches which means the seat will fit taller kids with a bit more head room. (Due to this, any retrofit situation will require purchasing of a new seat cover kit)
5. The seat harness now has three height levels of shoulder adjustment as opposed to two.
6. The seat crotch harness now can adjust as well, as opposed to ZERO adjustment before.
So far that's the main differences we have noticed in the newer seat. So for 2009 buyers of Vista, I truly think these two retrofit upgrades are WELL WORTH the money especially if you can get the wheels for free, as well as get a wholesale price direct from Uppababy. It makes the stroller feel brand new. It does not give you ALL the updates as in the actual 2010 model frame but for very little money, it covers all the upgrades that affect the child.
Uppababy customer service is second to none. Two thumbs up! Thank you !
Scout has a passion for Cheez-its! If I get out a box he will jump right in my lap and try to steal them out of my hand on the way to my mouth. When the box empties he sticks his head all the way in and licks the crumbs off the bottom. It doesn't seem to bother him that he can't see. I grabbed the camera which was set up for some other type of shooting as usual and snapped away. When I realized what I had done he was done with the box. I figured "next" time I will be better prepared. So naturally they stopped printing "Get Your Own Box" on the packages. So this is the best of what I got.
Winter’s Own will blanket your tastebuds like a fresh winter snowfall. Malty, spicy, fruity and refreshing. This Bete Blanche will keep you insulated from the chill of Old Man Winter
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Brett Lider is in poll position on the starting line.
BYOBW - "Bring Your Own Big Wheel" race (San Francisco).
This is a free and unauthorized event. People race with Big Wheel toy tricycles and other non-motorized vehicles down the steep and curvy segment of Vermont Street in Potrero Hill. The racers reach dangerous speed and frequently crash. This race used to take place on the famous curvy segment of Lombard St, but because some of the Lombard St residents did not like the event and asked the police to shut it down, in 2009 they moved the BYOBW race to Vermont St where the neighbors have a more positive attitude.
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Owned by: Estes Express Lines
Chassis: WHITE Xpeditor WX-42
Body manufacturer: unknown
Type of truck: city tractor
Additional notes: N/A
Location of photo: NM
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Owned by: Waste Management
Chassis: Autocar WX
Body: Heil
Truck Number-100198
Type of truck: Automated side loader
Notes: A beautiful truck indeed.
Refolded from a 18x18 cm square.
It was so small I could not add many details.
Double tissue paper.
Plegado nuevamente a partir de un cuadrado de 18x8 cm. Demasiado pequeño para añadir detalles.
Papel: doble seda.
Hoseong Machinery, HSM KOREA
Dear dealers and buyers. We currently own the machines below in our factory (Pohang and Busan in South Korea), if you are interested with any machines in the list always feel free to contact us. Detailed pictures and video can be sent anytime on your request. Thank you
TEL: +82-51-311-7111 FAX: +82-51-311-7112
MOBILE: +82-10-8218-7270/ +82-10-9550-6474
E-MAIL : info@hoseongmc.com / charlie@hoseongmc.com
HSM Machine List
[HORIZONTAL LATHE]
1. Craven Bros Lathe 1,650mm x 4,800mm
2. Wohlenberg Lathe 1,520mm x 6,550mm
3. Kramatorsk NC lathe 1,450mm x 8,350mm
4. Hitachi NC Lathe 1,450mm x 6,400mm
5. Skoda Lathe 1,600mm x 12,470mm
6. Binns & Berry NC Lathe 1,000mm x 6,430mm
7. Clausing Lathe 1,160mm x 6,200mm
8. Tuda NC Lathe 1,280mm x 6,100mm
[VERTICAL LATHE]
1. QIQIHAR 5,000mm
2. QIQIHAR 5,000mm
3. QIQIHAR 5,000mm
4. YOUNGDOG 4,000mm
5. DAEJEONG 5,000mm
6. DAEJEONG 5,000mm
[DRILL]
1. Rotary Drill M/C 5,000mm x 6,000mm
2. CNC BAT Drill M/C 4,000mm x 1,500mm
3. CNC GANTRY DRILLING MC/C 6,000mm x 6,000mm
[Boring]
1. 140 ØOHARA Table Boring
2. 130Ø UNION Table Boring
[Milling]
1. ASADA Plano Miller
2. SHIN NIPPON KOKI NC PlanoMiller
[GEAR CUTTING]
1.DAEJEONG
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[LATHE]
1. CRAVEN BROS LATHE
SWING : 1,650mm TOOL SWING : 1,100mm BED LENGTH : 4,800mm CENTRE: 3,400mm BED WIDTH : 1,900mm MOTOR SPEED : 300 TO 900 RPM MOTOR : 55Kw , 380 V , 60 Hz SPINDLE SPEED : 1770 RPM DIGITAL 4 BED
2. WOHLENBERG Lathe
SWING : 1,520mm TOOL SWING : 940mm BED LENGTH: 6,550mm CENTER: 5,000mm BED WIDTH : 950mm MOTOR : 75 Kw , 380 V , 60 Hz 1773 RPM DIGITAL : SONY 2 BED
3. Kramatorsk NC Lathe
MODEL : TC / 92 MFY : 2011 YEAR Retrofit SWING: 1,450mm TOOL SWING : 860mm BED LENGTH: 8,350mm CENTER: 6,400mm BED WIDTH : 1,200mm SYSTEM: FANUC O-T 2 BED
4. HITACHI NC Lathe
MFY : 2011 YEAR Retrofit SWING: 1,450mm BED LENGTH : 6,400mm CENTRE : 5,120mm BED WIDTH: 1,100mm SYSTEM: FANUC O-T 3 BED
5. SKODA Lathe
MFY : 1990 SWING : 1600mm TOOL SWING : 1,060mm BED LENGTH: 13,600mm CENTER: 12,470mm MOTOR : 50 HP , 37 Kw , 380 V 1760 RPM BED WIDTH : 950mm DIGITAL : MIKRO 2-3M 2 BED
6. Binns & Berry NC Lathe
SWING : 1,000mm TOOL SWING : 860mm BED LENGTH: 7,380mm CENTER: 6,430mm MOTOR CAPA : 35Kw(50HP) SYSTEM : FANUC O-TC 3 BED
7. CLAUSING Lathe
MODEL : TRIDENT 40" BED LENGTH : 6,200mm CENTER: 5,380mm BED WIDTH: 720mm SWING: 1,160mm TOOLD SWING : 840mm DIGITAL : MIKRO 2-3M 3 BED
8. Tuda NC Lathe
MODEL : JMB 1250 MFY : 1993 SWING : 1,280mm TOOL SWING : 920mm BED LENGTH: 6,100mm CENTER : 5,130mm BED WIDTH: 750mm SYSTEM : FANUC O-T 2 BED
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VERTICAL LATHE
1. QIQIHAR
MAKER : QIQIHAR Model CK 5250 system : FANUC iBi-TB Year : Table diameter: 4500mm Max Swing : 5000mm Max Height of work piece: 2500mm Vertical travel of ram 1400mm Ltd Max Weight of work piece: 32000kg Table speed: 0.5 ∼50r/min Ram section: 240mm Feed range of tool head: 1∼500mm/min Rapid speed of tool head: 4000mm/min Main motor Dower: DC 90kw
2. QIQIHAR
MAKER : QIQIHAR Model CK 5250 system : FANUC iBi-TB Year : 2008.09
Table diameter: 4500mm Max Swing : 5000mm Max Height of work piece: 2500mm Vertical travel of ram 1400mm Ltd Max Weight of work piece: 32000kg Table speed: 0.5 ∼50r/min Ram section: 240mm Feed range of tool head: 1∼500mm/min Rapid speed of tool head: 4000mm/min Main motor Dower: DC 90kw
3. QIQIHAR
MAKER : QIQIHAR Model CK 5250 system : FANUC iBi-TB Year : 2008.10
Table diameter: 4500mm Max Swing : 5000mm Max Height of work piece: 2500mm Vertical travel of ram 1400mm Ltd Max Weight of work piece: 32000kg Table speed: 0.5 ∼50r/min Ram section: 240mm Feed range of tool head: 1∼500mm/min Rapid speed of tool head: 4000mm/min Main motor Dower: DC 90kw
4. Yeongdong Machine
MAKER : YOUNGDONG MACHINE (KOREA) Model DGD-2840 system : SENTROL 2 Year : 2009.07 Table diameter: 2800mm(Supports 3800mm) Max Swing : 4000mm Max Height of work piece: 1000mm
5. DAEJEONG
MAKER : DAEJEONG Model DTH 4050 system : SENTROL 2 Year : 2009.07 Table drameter: 4000mm Max Swing : 5000mm Max Height of work piece: 1600mm
6. DAEJEONG
MAKER : DAEJEONG Model DTH 4050 system : SENTROL 2 Year : 2009.12 Table diameter: 4000mm Max Swing : 5000mm Max Height of work piece: 1600mm
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Drill
1. DAEJEONG
Model 080-50 system : SENTROL 2 Year : 2008.08 Table : 5000mm x 6000mm SPEED (X,Y) : 5000mm/min SPEED (Z) : 8000mm/min CUTTING SPEED: 2500mm/min X DIRECTION: 2750mm Y DIRECTION: 800mm MAIN ROTATION: 2500rpm MAIN MOTOR : 37kw
2. DAEJEONG
MAKER : DAEJEONG Model DTC-1250 system : SENTROL 2 Year : 2008.12
Table : 4000mm x 1500mm Drill : Depth 1250mm MOVING DISTANCE(X,Y,Z) 4500/2500/1000mm Main Roation : 2700rpm Main MOTOR : 22/26kw Conveying Speed : 5000mm/min Cutting conveying speed: 0~2500mm/min
3. SOOMIN MACHINERY
MAKER : SOOMIN MACHINERY Double Spindle Type system : SENTROL 2 Year : 2009.07 6000mm x 6000mm x60(t)
MILLING
1. ASADA PLANO MILLER
MODEL : AD30形 MFY : 1984 H : 700 / W 600 / X 2300mm PASSING THROUGH WIDTH : 1,700mm TABLE: 3,000mm x 1,250mm
2. SHIN NIPPON KOKI NC PLANO MILLER
Model : RB-3N system : FANUC 0M
MFY : 2012YEAR Retrofit PASSING WIDTH : 2,400mm TABLE : 1,500mm x 4,000mm
Boring
140Ø OHARA Table Boring X : 2500mm Y : 2300mm Z : 1700mm W : 800mm table : 1800mm x2000mm Included with working table and accessories
1.140 Ø OHARA Table Boring
2.130 Ø OHARA Table Boring
MODEL : BFT 125 /111 MFY : 1980 Spindle Size : 130Φ X 1,700 / Y 1450 /Z / W 800 MOTOR 220 V /60HZ ROTARY TABLE: 1,600mm x 1,950mm
GEAR CUTTING
1. CNC GEAR CUTTING MACHINE
MAKER : DAEJEONG (KOREA) MODEL : DGD24-24CNC system : SENTROL 2 Year : 2009.07 Table : 3200mm Swing : 3500mm X,Z : 3000mm x 500mm
Warrington's Own Buses Volvo B9TL/Wright Eclipse Gemini 2 321.DK09NRO in Legh Street, Warrington on the 29th May 2024. (Ex Bus Vannin JMN-56-R)
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Now owned by Hull Bus Restorers who undertook a 3-year restoration on this, ECW bodied Bristol VRT WKH 526X is at Scarborough bus fest. This was new to the East Yorkshire operation of the National Bus group and stayed in the area with the EYMS group until the early 2000's when it passed to Moxons of Oldcoates. By the late 2000's it had moved south to Emblings of Guyhirn where it operated local and school routes around the area - including the market town of Wisbech, which just so happens to be where my family originate from. I'd often see passing glimpses of Emblings vehicles when on family outings, so the liklihood is this popped up a few times.
I've been stewing in my own misery for a while. Wasn't that the whole reason I started the Positivity Project? I am my own worst enemy sometimes.
On my way to meet a pal at a coffee shop, so I took the opportunity to shower, pin up my hair and put on actual clothes. The ratio of good days to bad days has a strong correlation to actual clothes.
Skin:
Clinique Moisture Surge
Smashbox Beauty Balm (do people find this kind of drying or is my skin just being insane?)
Loreal TruMatch pressed powder, applied with a stiff brush as concealer
Eyes:
Estee Lauder primer
UD 24/7 liner in Covet
UD Maui Wowie and Shattered (from the Ammobox)
Maybelline Lash Stiletto
Some random eyebrow pencil kicking around the bottom of the bowl
Cheeks:
Makeup Forever HD Blush in Peony
Lips:
Sephora lip liner in Posie
Bobbie Brown gloss in Petal
Earrings from Claire's (!) about a decade ago.
Our 29th wedding anniversary today! I kinda fancied 1st of April, but too many people were worried it might be an April fool, so we settled for the 2nd!
I met Jenny when I was working at the RSPB Minsmere reserve (Oct 79 to Apr 82). She was living at nearby Saxmundham and was already very interested in wildlife.
Our wedding was a very protracted affair. 4 days, but all fun. We had a big party for our friends from all over in Suffolk followed by the actual wedding in London. In my community, weddings last three days. The day of the actual wedding, the big henna party for the women the day before. Note not hen party, but henna where they decorate parts of their body (usually feet and hands) with henna. The day after the wedding, there was a very big party for both sides of the family. I am afraid, my family dominated! Jenny is an only child, comes from a small family many of whom live in Canada where she is from. I come from a large family, many of whom live in London and we also have an 'extended family' network.
A few days after we got married, we moved to the Scottish Highlands and had 13 years there. I was the warden at the RSPB Insh Marshes reserve. We only left there because I was offered a secondment to Tanzania (my birthplace)
Monticello Graveyard, a family graveyard owned and operated by the Monticello Association, was laid out by Thomas Jefferson. The first burial in the graveyard was in 1773 that of Jefferson's schoolmate and friend, Dabney Carr (1743-1773), who married Jefferson's sister, Martha Jefferson Carr (1747-1811).
Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826), a Founding Father and the third president of the United States, himself was buried here in 1826. Jefferson left a sketch and specific instructions for the size and material of the monument to be erected over his grave--a "plain die or cube three feet without any mouldings, surmounted by an obelisk of six feet height, each a single stone: on the faces of the obelisk the following inscription and not a word more –
Here was buried
Thomas Jefferson
Author of the Declaration of American Independence
of the statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom
and Father of the University of Virginia
On the Die
Born April 2, 1743, O.S.
Died July 4, 1826
The present monument is not the original Jefferson designed but a larger one erected by the United States in 1883, whose base covers the graves of Jefferson, his wife, Martha Jefferson (1748-1782), his two daughters, Martha Jefferson Randolph (1772-1836) and Maria Jefferson Eppes (1778-1804), and his son-in-law, Governor Thomas Mann Randolph (1768-1828). In total 19 extended members of Thomas Jefferson's family are buried in the graveyard.
Monticello was built by Thomas Jefferson between 1769 and 1809. Situated on the summit of an 850-foot high park in the Southwest Mountains south of the Rivanna gap, Monticello, whose name derives from Italian meaning "little mountain", was originally a 5,000 acre plantation cultivated tobacco and mixed crops using the labor of enslaved African people. After Jefferson's death, his daughter Martha Jefferson Randolph sold the property to Uriah P. Levy who preserved the property and left it to his nephew Jefferson Monroe Levy, who eventually sold it in 1923 to the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, which operates it as a house museum and educational institution.
National Register #66000826 (1966)
VLR #002-0050
UNESCO World Heritage Site #442
AIA150 #27
Gracia Haby & Louise Jennison
Installation photos from one of two days installing our current exhibition.
There sits now a library of books. Collaged, every page, and awaiting your gaze.
Kedleston Hall is a stately home in Derbyshire, England, owned by the National Trust. It is the seat of the Curzon family and was built from 1759-65 for Nathaniel Curzon, the first Baron Scarsdale. The main architect was Robert Adam, the famous exponent of neoclassicism.
This picture shows an alcove in the Saloon. The Saloon is one of the grandest rooms in the house. Modelled on the Pantheon in Rome, it is a domed rotunda with four alcoves symmetrically positioned around the walls. In each alcove is a cast iron stove (for heating) designed to resemble a Roman altar, added in the late 1780s.
The chairs lining the walls were designed to fit the curved space by John Linnell.
The layout of Kedleston Hall is Palladian, according to the plans of the original architects Matthew Brettingham and James Paine who took inspiration from the thinking of 16th century Italian architect Andrea Palladio, as set out in his books, the Quattro Libri.
The house was the location for the 2008 film The Duchess starring Keira Knightley and Ralph Fiennes.
Owned and operated by the Choctaw Indian Tribe in Choctaw, Ms. near Philadelphia, Ms.
This casino has over 3,000 slot machines, 500 rooms and 843,000 square feet--(Casino & Hotel).
This Casino is 22 floors and 310 feet tall. Construction began in 2002.
Owned by the Abbey Light Railway in Leeds is this 1917-built 2ft gauge petrol locomotive. It is unique in that it is the only remaining working example of the type.
These locomotives were originally built for work in the trenches of World War 1 France, where their light weight (1.5 tons) and short wheelbase made them ideal for working in the narrow trenches. Unfortunately the driving position made the driver very vulnerable to being shot at and so they tended to be more often used away from the front lines. Never-the-less the life expectancy of one of these engines in WW1 was only three weeks!
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Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth. --Oscar Wilde (Intentions)
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Sutton Hoo is the site of two early medieval cemeteries dating from the 6th to 7th centuries near Woodbridge, in Suffolk, England. Archaeologists have been excavating the area since 1938. One cemetery had an undisturbed ship burial with a wealth of Anglo-Saxon artefacts. Most of these objects are now held by the British Museum. Scholars believe Rædwald of East Anglia is the most likely person to have been buried in the ship. The site is important in establishing the history of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of East Anglia as well as illuminating the early Anglo-Saxon period which lacked historical documentation.
The site was first excavated by Basil Brown under the auspices of the landowner Edith Pretty, but when its significance became apparent, national experts took over. During the 1960s and 1980s, the wider area was explored by archaeologists and many other individual burials were revealed. The artefacts comprise what is considered the greatest treasure ever discovered in the United Kingdom. Those found in the burial chamber include a suite of metalwork dress fittings in gold and gems, a ceremonial helmet, a shield and sword, a lyre, and silver plate from the Byzantine Empire.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sutton_Hoo
Image of a replica of the helmet from the Sutton Hoo ship-burial, by Gernot Keller on Wikimedia Commons w.wiki/3sSg
Owned by my friend in Summerland BC, nice shape and he says this car really goes with the standard transmission.
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During Art Basel Miami Beach week 2011 The Underbelly Project crawls from it's subterranean slumber and onto the streets of the Wynwood Arts District for all to see. Even so, the show has been under another viel of secrecy over the past few weeks, and final details were established only a few days ago. Those lucky few who have heard of the event were treated to a barrage of some of the best art of Miami's 2011 art season, and Warholian was lucky enough to preview The Underbelly Project before it's official opening.
Read the full story here: www.warholian.com/2011/11/30/the-underbelly-project/
Photos and story by Michael Cuffe for Warholian. Follow Michael on Facebook here www.Facebook.com/MikeCuffe
LEAGUE
19th September 1987
1-0 Rangers
Rangers Goalscorer, John Philliben (40 Own Goal)
Attendance 19,480.
The Rangers Team
Chris Woods, Jimmy Nicholl, Jimmy Phillips, Graham Roberts, Graeme Souness, Terry Butcher, Trevor Francis, Robert Fleck,
Ally McCoist, Ian McCall, Ian Durrant
Substitutes Used, John McGregor. Davie Cooper
Played at Fir Park
Rangers Fixtures 1987/88
League
(H) Dundee United 8.8.1987 1-1 Att 39,120
(A) Hibernian 12.8.1987 0-1 Att 22,000
(A) Aberdeen 15.8.1987 0-2 Att 22,568
(H) Falkirk 22.8.1987 4-0 Att 32,340
(A) Celtic 29.8.1987 0-1 Att 60,800
(H) Dundee 5.9.1987 2-1 Att 38,302
(H) Dunfermline Athletic 12.9.1987 4-0 Att 39,749
(A) Motherwell 19.9.1987 1-0 Att 19,480
(H) Morton 26.9.1987 7-0 Att 35,843
(A) Hearts 3.10.1987 0-0 Att 28,637
(H) St Mirren 6.10.1987 3-1 Att 39,298
(A) Dundee United 10.10.1987 0-1 Att 18,214
(H) Celtic 17.10.1987 2-2 Att 44,500
(A) Dunfermline Athletic 28.10.1987 4-0 Att 18,070
(H) Motherwell 31.10.1987 1-0 Att 36,583
(H) Hibernian 7.11.1987 1-0 Att 37,571
(A) St Mirren 14.11.1987 2-2 Att 20,649
(H) Aberdeen 17.11.1987 0-1 Att 41,371
(A) Falkirk 21.11.1987 1-0 Att 17,500
(A) Morton 24.11.1987 3-0 Att 16,500
(H) Hearts 28.11.1987 3-2 Att 43,557
(H) Dundee United 5.12.1987 1-0 Att 41,159
(A) Hibernian 12.12.1987 2-0 Att 21,000
(H) Dunfermline Athletic 15.12.1987 2-2 Att 31,687
(A) Motherwell 19.12.1987 2-0 Att 15,436
(H) Dundee 26.12.1987 2-0 Att 40,938
(A) Celtic 2.1.1988 0-2 Att 60,800
(A) Dundee 6.1.1988 1-0 Att 17,450
(H) Morton 9.1.1988 5-0 Att 38,349
(A) Hearts 16.1.1988 1-1 Att 28,967
(H) Falkirk 23.1.1988 3-1 Att 41,088
(A) Aberdeen 6.2.1988 2-1 Att 22,500
(H) St Mirren 13.2.1988 4-0 Att 41,664
(A) Dundee United 27.2.1988 1-1 Att 20,846
(A) Dunfermline Athletic 5.3.1988 3-0 Att 19,017
(H) Motherwell 12.3.1988 1-0 Att 39,650
(H) Celtic 20.3.1988 1-2 Att 43,650
(A) Dundee 26.3.1988 3-2 Att 14,879
(H) Hearts 2.4.1988 1-2 Att 41,125
(A) Morton 9.4.1988 2-3 Att 12,000
(H) Hibernian 16.4.1988 1-1 Att 32,218
(A) St Mirren 23.4.1988 3-0 Att 13,809
(H) Aberdeen 30.4.1988 0-3 Att 36,010
(A) Falkirk 7.5.1988 5-0 Att 14,500
Scottish Cup
(A) Raith Rovers 8.2.1988 3rd Rd 0-0 Att 9,500
(H) Raith Rovers 10.2.1988 3rd Rd Replay 4-1 Att 35,144
(A) Dunfermline Athletic 20.2.1988 4th Rd 0-2 Att 19,360
League Cup
(A) Stirling Albion 19.8.1987 2nd Rd 2-1 Att 13,000 Played at Brockville Park, Falkirk
(A) Dunfermline Athletic 26.8.1987 3rd Rd 4-1 Att 18,070
(H) Hearts 2.9.1987 Qtr Final 4-1 Att 40,920
(N) Motherwell 23.9.1987 Semi Final 3-1 Att 45,938
(N) Aberdeen 25.10.1987 Final 3-3 Rangers won 5-3 on Penalties Att 71,961
European Cup
(A) Dynamo Kiev 16.9.1987 1st Rd 1st Leg 0-1 Att 100,000
(H) Dynamo Kiev 30.9.1987 1st Rd 2nd Leg 2-0 Att 44,500
(H) Gornik Zabrze 21.10.1987 2nd Rd 1st Leg 3-1 Att 41,366
(A) Gornik Zabrze 4.11.1987 2nd Rd 2nd Leg 1-1 Att 23,250
(A) Steaua Bucharest 2.3.1988 Qtr Final 1st Leg 0-2 Att 33,000
(H) Steaua Bucharest 16.3,1988 Qtr Final 2nd Leg 2-1 Att 44,000
Friendly
(A) Solothurn 15.7.1987 4-1 Att 800
(A) Delemont Select 16.7.1987 6-0 Att 1,400
(A) FC Zurich 18.7.1987 0-5 Att 1,200
(A) FC Wettingen 21.7.1987 3-2 Att 1,000
(A) Lausanne Sports 22.7.1987 1-1 Att 1,500
(A) Bayer 05 Uerdingen 25.7.1987 2-0 Att 4,340
(A) Deveronvale 28.7.1987 8-0 Att 1,300
(A) Inverness Thistle 29.7.1987 3-3 Att 2,400
(A) Falkirk 4.8.1987 1-2 Att 3,400
(A) Monaco 19.11.1987 0-0 Att 6,000
(A) Everton 8.12.1987 2-2 Rangers won 8-7 on Penalties Att 8,000
Dubai Champions Cup
Glasgow International Football Tournament
(H) Real Sociedad 1.8.1987 Semi Final 1-0 Att 14,617
(H) Porte Alegre 2.8.1987 Final 1-1 Porte Allegre won 5-4 on Penalties Att 19,041
Glasgow Cup
(A) Partick Thistle 13.4.1988 Semi Final 2-1 Att 4,500
bill owns The Greenhouse Effect coffee shop. says he likes to create an atmosphere where anyone feels comfortable and welcome. he moved to the united states from Greece a while back. he recently opened the cafe and also enjoys acting in movies as a double or an extra.
“One's own self is well hidden from one's own self; of all mines of treasure, one's own is the last to be dug up.”
Friedrich Nietzsche