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Beofre this day, I was not aware that Swafield was even a place, let alone had a church. But, nearly at Trunch, I came upon St Nicholas, and seeing it had good parking on a grass bank beside the church, I pulled over to investigate.
Looking at my shots, and those of Simon, I see I managed to miss the paintings of the saints on the screen, of which I can only explain by the fact it was lunch time, I was hungry and wanted to find a pub.
Saying that, it is a fine church, wel preserved, and open, which is always nice.
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The parish church of Saint Nicholas stands in a commanding position on high ground north of the village.[7] the church is built in the perpendicular style with large windows and dates from the late 15th century[8] although the tower is from the 14th century[9] and the nave has a thatched roof. Inside the church the base of the chancel screen can still be seen. the base is painted red green and gold and was decorated by a 15th-century artist. Roses and leaves have been carved in the tracery of the panels, on which there are paintings of the eight apostles. The interior of the roof is decorated bosses. Some of them feature Tudor roses, another a lion, but others have faces on them. One face is of Christ, with the five pointed beard. Another face is surrounded by a crown of thorns, in the rope style of the 15th century. A third face is surrounded by sun rays and represents Christ in glory. Displayed on the north wall there is a little crucifix. It was found in separate pieces over several days in March 1937[10] on the beach at Walcott, after storms had eroded the cliffs there. Each piece was thickly caked with clay. It is believed the crucifix had been buried purposely and may have been hidden at the time of the Reformation by locals, before the Anglican reformers came and stole it from them, although this is only local folklore with no provenance to prove this case.
Located in Trunch Road, the church is Grade II* listed.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swafield
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We didn't really mean to come here. It wasn't part of the plan. We'd had a 1pm appointment with the churchwarden at Witton, the only locked church in the area, and the race to the pub at Trunch before they stopped serving food took us by crooked lanes past St Nicholas. And obviously, we couldn't resist. And as I hadn't done any background reading, it was also a bit of an adventure.
St Nicholas has a rather commanding position on the slope up to the coast, its village to the south in the valley below. The nave and chancel appear to be a late medieval rebuilding - there must have been a lot of money around here between the Black Death and the Reformation. However, the south doorway looks 14th century, so perhaps this is an early Perpendicular building.
The south side is attractive, despite the uniformity of the windows. They are so big they make almost a wall of glass in the nave. Interestingly, this side is so like St Andrew at Hempstead, some six miles away, that they must have been done to the same plan, perhaps even by the same mason - the tracery is almost identical, and the windows even have the same headstops, which Mortlock thought might be seahorses. They look more like dragons to me.
The north side is rather bleaker, but the elegant 14th century tower and and thatched roof make up for a lot. That the tower was not rebuilt can be confirmed inside, where the roofline of the earlier church can still be made out on the west wall of the nave.
As with the outside, there is a uniformity to the inside, the result of the whole place being built in one go, and then being given a fairly middle-brow restoration by the Victorians; an anonymous spread of tiles and polished woodwork. But there are some fascinating medieval survivals here, a couple of them very unusual indeed. Before the curiosa, the screen: it is contemporary with the building. The dado survives, and the Saints on it are well-reserved, if a little over-restored on the north side.
There are eight of them, and they are arranged in appropriate pairs. On the north side are, firstly, St Andrew with his saltire cross and St Peter carrying the heavenly city and his keys, and then St Simon holding a fishing boat, with St Jude grasping a gloomy looking fish. On the south side are St James, carrying his pilgrim staff and purse, and a rather cheery St John the Divine with his poisoned chalice; and then finally St Thomas carries the spear that pierced the body of Christ, with St James the Less and a fullers club, the instrument of his martyrdom.
The heads of the first two look like Victorian repaintings to my uneducated eye, possibly all of the Saints on the north side. But the south side Saints are good. Tom pointed out the sample cleaning on the hand of St James the Less, revealing the medieval hand beneath. This is a good screen, and is worth coming to see alone. But there are, as I say, a couple of other survivals here that make it doubly worthwhile.
If you look up at the excellent roof, contemporary with the building, you will see first of all how wide it is, and then you will notice what appear to be bosses. Some of them feature Tudor roses, another a lion, but others have faces on them. One face is obviously Christ, with the five pointed beard (to represent his wounds). Another face is surrounded by what must be a crown of thorns, in the rope style familar from the 15th century. A third face is surrounded by rays, and probably represents Christ in glory, but it looks so like popular images of Elizabeth I, bald in her ruff, that it is quite disturbing. Obviously, it cannot be her; the roof is too early, and in any case she was busy having people hung drawn and quartered for displaying Catholic imagery like this. Another face may well be that of the patron who paid for the rebuilding.
I say that they look like bosses, and they probably are... except, except. I couldn't help noticing that the tracery, which presumably was circular, had been broken down so that it only remained on two sides, and it looked rather to me as if they had originally been part of wall tracery plates, perhaps put in their current position by Victorians. But without a closer look it is impossible to say for certain.
There are a couple of good early 20th century features - the excellent window featuring St Cecilia, St Nicholas and Christ the Good Shepherd must have been to commemorate someone to do with the choir; St Cecilia is the patron Saint of music, and St Nicholas of choirboys. The art nouveau lectern is superb, and provides a nice foil to the screen. I don't normally mention furniture, but the lectern is sensibly chained to the floor, and cannot be removed.
Best of all, on the north wall there is a rather pathetic little crucifix. It was found in pieces over several days in March 1937 on the beach at Walcott, after storms had eroded the cliffs there. It had obviously been buried, and although it looks Victorian it would be romantic to think that it was hidden at the time of the Reformation by locals, before the Anglican reformers came and stole it from them. The saving remnant. Queen Elizabeth was fond of crucifixes herself, having one in her royal chapel. But the common people preserving one? She would have had a fit.
Simon Knott, April 2005
Picture taken at “ARCHITECTS OF DESIGN THINKING” Prof. David Kelley and Prof. Hasso Plattner, a conversation
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My friend Glenn discovered this when we were at a nice lounge bar in San Diego [the bartender begged us not to name it when we shared the photo]. The chair that also happened to be next to the urinal probably has something to do with it.
On January 7, 2017, Tami Rossell presented tips to a Hayward Library audience on how to spend only $50/week on groceries for a family of ten. She explained how to budget, write out meal plans, where to shop locally for the best deals, and how to make food last.
“Never let food get low, stock up, and be ahead of the game.” –Tami
Grocery Stores
Tami does her major grocery shopping on Fridays. Tami budgets $30/week for meat, and likes to go to Safeway for a good and affordable selection of turkey, seafood, chicken, pork, beef, and lamb. Look for Safeway’s Manager’s Special, which is only $5 per serving. Additionally, the 99-Cent Store sells single fish fillets for a dollar.
Tami suggests buying your fruits and vegetables from Costco and Smart and Final. Smart and Final in Union City offers organic produce. She only spends $5 on items such as large bags of carrots, onions, spinach, and celery. They also offer organic produce. You can use coupons for Costco.
Costco offers a pack of two gallons of milk for $10.
The remaining amount of money she has in her budget she uses on other expenses that are grocery related. She uses pink Himalayan salt, which can be found at Burlington Coat Factory and Costco.
99 Cent Store offers early morning clearance and produce on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. They offer Auntie Anne's white cheddar popcorn and whole grain cereals.
Meal Planning
Her meals consist of a starch, meat, and vegetables. Typically seafood on Saturday; Sunday is chicken; Monday is meatless (she is a vegan); Tuesday is pork; Wednesday is beef; Thursday is lamb. She makes pasta, tortillas, and baked goods from scratch.
Preparation
Prepare fresh food immediately after purchase. She cooks her meals the night before and freezes them, placing them in zip lock bags to be warmed up the next day. Cut up carrots and place in a snack-size zip lock bag and freeze them. Cook spinach and place in a gallon-size bag. She stores flour, rice, dry beans, and sugar, in separate zip lock bags and puts them in food-grade buckets. These BPA-free buckets can be found in the paint section at Walmart.
Don’t forget to check out books at the Hayward Library! Use subject search terms such as “LOW BUDGET COOKING,” “CONSUMER EDUCATION,” or “GROCERY SHOPPING” to find a variety of books in the library catalog .
www.hayward-ca.gov/public-library
This event was sponsored by the Hayward Seed Lending Library, a community seed exchange offered at both library locations. "Check out" vegetable and flower seeds to plant in your garden. In return, harvest some of the seeds from mature plants for your own use and for sharing with the Seed Lending Library.
It's easy to become a member or volunteer—learn more at hayward-ca.gov/seeds . Join the interactive forum on Facebook at www.facebook.com/groups/haywardseeds/. Sponsored by the Friends of the Hayward Public Library.
I can't really explain why, but I really seem to enjoy taking at least one or two shots of this scene every trip. I think between the props, details on the brick, and the lighting, it's quite the quaint little area. Probably also one of those things most people will walk past and never notice, but also one of those things that makes Disney what it is.
I have to say that I'm quite pleased with the results on this shot. I do need to give some credit to Gregg Cooper as the guest on the ISO5571 Podcast that I listened to on my 10K run last night, as he mentioned Nik Color Efex 4 has some new features. I decided to upgrade from 3 and was quite happy with the results! It really helped to bring out the details and pop the color nicely compared to what I was seeing the the previous version. So if you're reading, thanks Gregg! Along with the rest of the Podcast crew, I've enjoyed listed so far!
Past Fisheye Fridays | #22 A Cruise Through Mexico | #23 Sharing the Magic | #24 78 Seconds of the Bus Ride Home |
I put notes on these lids to explain.
You wont be able to cut them off without Opening her and taking her eyemech out.
Ignore my totally dry hands lol
If you are afraid to do it and dont mind footing the bill on shipping back and fourth Ill do it for you ;)
explains her vote during session. The NYS Senate met today and passed a large number of bills.
NYS Capitol, Albany
Photo courtesy of NYS Senate media services
On this piece of writing I’m going to speak about cold sores. I will clarify exactly what they’re and I will even explain how one can do away with these uncomfortable sores.
On this article I’m going to speak about cold sores. I will clarify exactly what they are and subsequently I will even clarify how anyone can get rid of these uncomfortable sores.
What exactly is a cold sore?
The cold sore is a small blister that usually shows up close to the outer edge of the lips, on only one side. You may also compare a cold sore to fever blisters. They usually are available in a kind of purple reddish color. They often crust over and develop a scab before they go away. They will also pop up one after the other or they might even form in little bunches which are filled with fluid a lot of the time. Usually a cold sore will develop for approximately two weeks. By my own experience, my own cold sores last even longer than the time period!
How are they brought on?
To start with… cold sores develop due to a virus called herpes. Herpes is likely one of the most common viral infections on this planet! To be exact, the medical term for the virus which leads to cold sores is known as herpes simplex. There are 2 forms of Herpes simplex. HSV type 1 is usually the cause of cold sores. Herpes simplex virus type 2 is answerable for genital herpes. Both forms of herpes could cause sores in the facial area and even within the genitals area.
What are the indicators and symptoms?
Listed here are a number of of the indicators and symptoms of a typical cold sore -
- A pain or itchy, often referred to as prodrome prior to the blisters by one to two days.
- Cold sores form a Pus filled swelling on a swollen red/purple spot on the skin.
- Of course, once they do pop up in your lips the period will last anywhere 10 days to 2 weeks. You must realize that the signs may not start for as long as 20 days subsequent to subjection to the herpes simplex virus. I’ve often wondered, earlier than I knew this fact, how I rapidly pop up with cold sores showing on the side of my lip. What I didn’t consider was that the infection had most likely began weeks before!
Its quite common for a cold sore to develop in your lip, but they can also appear on your nostrils, jaw and even on a finger! Typically they will even occur within the mouth, in your gums or hard palate (The roof of your mouth)
How does an infection get in your lip?
Its vital for people to realize that cold sores spread like wild fire and that they’re very contagious indeed. You may get a cold sore via smooching another person who may have the infection! It’s worthwhile to avoid from sharing things like a toothbrush, sharing cups, towels and razor’s from the one who has a cold sore. You want to be very careful and aware of what you might be doing. Like I stated previously… they are very transmittable!
So what are the cures of a cold sore?
There are many medicinal products on the market. However most of them aren’t very good at combating a cold sore. Some of these may be effective, but just for a short time! Some of these products could even have unwanted side effects. To not mention that these over the counter drugs are costly too! You should utilize over the counter creams that can present some sort of comfort, but don’t anticipate them to hurry the recovery process! You possibly can apply ice or warm compresses to the cold sore to cut back the soreness. If you’re able to rough it out, just allow it to heal. Attempt to keep away from pinching, squeezing or picking at the blister! Cold sore cures additionally include lemon balm, tea tree oil, Echinacea and a tea bag.
I hope that this write-up has been informative to you in your quest for data with regards to curing a cold sore.
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Zachry Construction Project Manager Sean Perkins speaks to the Statesville Chamber of Commerce about the I-40/77 interchange project.
The title of each image explains the comparison as plain as can be. You can just start with the 10 foot comparison or the 200 foot comparison and use the photostream thumbnails to the right to step through the demo frame-by-frame. You can also click on the tag "200 vs 300" to see all of the thumbnail images at once and go from there.
I used my car as the subject, because you can relate the size of a car to anything you wish. The license plate is about 6" tall (155mm) and 12" wide (305mm). The car is about 5 feet (1.5 m) wide from the outer edge of one tail light to the outer edge of the other tail light.
I did not crop the images at all. They are shown full frame. I downsized the image from 300 ppi to 72ppi to make it easier to show on Flickr.
The D300 is a cropped sensor with a "magnification factor" of 1.5X. This means that the "equivalent focal lengths" in this comparison would be 300mm vs 450mm if the test was done on a full frame camera. Please make whatever calculations you need to make in order to make this comparison valid for your camera.
an Episode of David's Pointless Minute
He could explain, he could explain, it was not that he knew nothing else but for sure he knew the reason for that, even as he watched her treat herself again he felt doors within him, behind him, blowing open one by one, doors into the country of that explanation
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This explains some of the fluidity in the movement of members of the black community back and forth across the Detroit River to ensure their freedom.
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Flat Earth Theatre presents "R.U.R." by Karel Capek. January 23 - 31, 2009. Featuring Michael Wayne Smith, Karen Hart, Valerie Daum, Jeff Tidwell, Kevin Kordis, James Rossi, Bill Conley, Justus Perry, and Amy Lehrmitt. Directed by Jake Scaltreto. Arsenal Center for the Arts, Watertown.
One of the great things about this class is FOOD STUFF, as I explained to my wife after buying: All Natural Rustic Seeded Sourdough Bread, Nicasio Valley Loma Alta Cheese, and from Sonoma--Sheep Milk Yogurt, this was for my biology class and all in the name of knowledge and academic advancement. I don’t think she bought it. This of course is not stuff I normally buy but all of these products make for nice examples of “fermented foods.” We have enjoyed eating some of this week’s experiment as well but not so sure I will venture to taste the sheep milk yogurt.
So where do these great foods come from? It is an incredibly complex biological process that I will attempt to summarize, and hope not to mangle in too few words. This all starts for yogurt and cheese by fermenting milk with some forms of lactobacilli bacteria (starter cultures) that are widely used in food production. Also lactobacillus is used with yeast in the starter for sourdough breads. Then there is also the process of fermentation of yeast which of course is part of the bread leavening process.
The process of making cheese, yogurt, and sourdough bread involves the form of metabolism called bacterial fermentation. With yogurt and chesses lactose is converted to glucose then there is the reaction of glycolysis, of course beginning with the monosaccharide glucose. As stated in the lecture; “glucose is the substrate molecule for glycolysis,” leading to the production through phosphorylation, of ATP and further resulting in pyruvate. Through the different fermentation pathways the end products of pyruvate fermentation can result in producing lactic acid (bacteria) or ethanol and CO2 (yeast). I find it amazing that this complex process is all happening within the cell or rather millions of cells, not only giving us the very essence of life but some great tasting FOOD STUFF's along the way.
Dombra specialist explains the construction of Kazakhstan's national musical instrument. Read my blog and see a short clip from this episode of Steppe Tales at bit.ly/uiThQS
Explaining to bemused passer-by what it's all about .... (as the poster behind him indicates, it's all about Katie Price aka Jordan who was due to arrive any minute)
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