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Duchy of Clove-Hamhock, Iranistan, and others
Incident Near Al Shain
Al Shain is a city in Monokeros near the border with Kaelum and Musca. Along the border there are several small forts and villages. The following game took place near one of them.
The8.5x11 inch political map for the Vela campaign that I ran years ago. There is a more detailed two foot by three foot hex map of the region.
I invited some friends over for a game day and bar-b-que on May 25th. The first game used the Fistful of Lead rules and was a diplomatic mission.. An emissary was travelling from Kaelum to Musca with an important message. He and his escort were trying to reach the safety of the border fort. Agents from Musca were attempting to intercept them before they reached the fort as they passed near a local village. A group of Dwarves from the nearby mountains were on a mission to retrieve a pair of gems that had been taken from them and used to adorn a statue in the village square. There was also a group of bandits from the Ancha desert out for loot and hostages to ransom. The scenario is intended for about six players, though it can be played with as few as three. The villagers could also send for assistance from the fort garrison. Gary Bitters commanded the villagers and the diplomatic Escort. Mike O'Brien had the desert raiders and dwarves, While I had the rangers from Musca.
The calm before the storm Over view of the table from the north on the evening before the game
View from the west
The local fort. The buildings and fort are from the Desert village and Desert fort sets on Wargame Vault
View from the south
View from the east. The village militia asleep in their homes.
The raiders arrive at the edge of the village.
The rangers and the escort spot each other
The rangers block the path in front of the diplomat and his escort. I was able to take down their escort leader and wound the second in command with bow fire. One of the village militia attempted to take out the hero with the rangers by sneaking up and attacking her from the flank only to be knocked dead by a backhand slap. (rolled a twelve to hit for a +2 to the wound roll added to the hero's additional two +1 to wound traits)
The dwarves (top center) advance gets bogged down in an exchange of missile fire with a village archer
Fighting near the town square. Two of the raiders have been taken down to the left of center by bow fire from the elf.. Mike's raiders and dwarves eliminated most of the village militia. Leaving only the village chieftain, his henchman, the wounded elf, and one or two of the militia grunts still alive.
Another view of the action between the rangers and escort.
The dwarves reach the edge of town. One of them would get into the building to the left, then climb to the roof where he slew the archer. He would then exit from the front of the building to attack the elven archer from behind. The other dwarves at the center of the picture fighting the villager. This combat went a number of rounds with the villager (who was a grunt) being able to hold off the dwarf hero and clan leader in hand-to-hand combat. The melee ended when the elf shot at the group with her bow killing the villager and putting shock markers on the three dwarves. The Dwarf crossbowmen are busy reloading after missing the archer on the building roof to the left.
Dwarf on the building roof on the left. the elven archer between the building and market stall facing the angry dwarves after shooting at them. Several of the raiders are down with wounds. Their hero has reached the statue and was able to pry one of the jeweled eyes loose. We ended the game after this turn with Mike being declared the victor. The archer laying on his side on the right indicates that he is inside the building. The green markers indicate figures that have acted during the turn.
We then sat down for a game of Red Alert. Mike jumped out to an early lead in the game mauling several of our fleet units. We were playing scenario three from the rule book.. Gary and I took out his heavy battleship squadron and led for a brief time. Mike regained the lead as he continued to heavily damage our units with great use of his combat and command cards. Gary and I were finally able to win after being able to use our cards to advance our four center units over the course of two turns and take out Mikes fleet commander. Two of our four units were eliminated in the process. We all made a few mistakes as we haven't memorized all the rules yet.
Thanks to both Mike and Gary for a fun day of food and gaming.
Posted by William Butler at 10:25 AM
Labels: 28mm fantasy, Fistful of Lead, Galactic Heroes, Vela campaign
Wargamermike said...
I had a lot of fun in both games.
The thing that sets the game apart, is the traits, but they also slow things down by having to keep track of different abilities.
I enjoy the card activation, as it keeps everyone involved.
Thanks for hosting.
Jaye Wiley said...
Awesome game, plus BBQ! You can slways play without traits til you get them down or print them on the back of the cards or give them all the same trait.
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The Duchy of Clove-Hamhock
This blog is part of the emperor vs elector campaign.
The Duchy of Clove-Hamhock is located in central Germany. It has had a long if checkered history going back to the Thirty Years War. The duchy survived this period by supporting the side currently in power or with the largest army nearby. It was even known to have been on both sides in the same day as different opposing armies marched through the duchy. The current ruler of the duchy is Herzog Wilhelm Fredrik von Servens II a direct descendant of the original ruler of the duchy Wilhelm Fredrik von Servens I.
Coat of Arms of Clove-Hamhock
The duchy's coat of arms is a smoked ham on a blue field with a clove rampant.
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Iranistan
Iranistan is located south of the Vilayet Sea and west of Vendhya along the coast of the southern ocean. Reknown for the quality of its fruits and wines, Iranistan also produces medicines, textiles, and precious stones. The capital city of Anshan is located in the fertile valley of the Anshan River. Great walls and mighty fortifications protect the city from any invaders. Iranistan is a fictional country from Robert E. Howard's Conan series. It is one of several countries in the Kingdoms of Antiquity fictional campaign. http://kingdomsofantiquity.blogspot.com/
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It has been about a month since I posted and about a month since I played Eve. I bought a couple of PLEX and added 60 days of game time. I queued up a couple of long trains (Advanced Weapons Upgrades V , Heavy Missile Specialization V, Gallente Cruiser V) and logged in just twice to update my queue. I mentioned earlier that I just hadn't been "feeling" Eve. I'm still not, but I am getting closer.
I have been reading some of the blogs and dev posts and started to experiment with ship fits again. That is usually a good sign of upcoming activity. Also, winter is coming and I tend to spend more time indoors and gaming during the winter. So I will probably be returning to the game and playing a bit in the coming weeks. Returning to blogging is a bit harder. Once you get out of the habit, it takes more discipline to get back into it again. But with expansion news and my 1 year blogging anniversary coming up, I should have more to muse and ramble about.
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Letter to Mick (2018 01 28)
Mick,
Earlier tonight we concluded our Annual Meeting. It was discouraging on a number of fronts, but one truth was painfully evident after tonight: our church has some deep, unresolved issues that surfaced in the meeting, as they did in the Annual Meeting last year, and I have no idea how to resolve them. There are a few ways in which this truth surfaced, which I will list for you. I am just reaching out to you as my DS because I feel that this congregation cannot move forward until we address these issues, and further attempts to do so would be exercises in futility.
1. We cannot even elect the minimum number of required elders
This past year, we changed our by-laws to go from a two-board system (elder and governing board) to a single governing board with an elder majority. Last year, Sam Hinson was nominated from the floor but did not receive enough votes to be elected. This year, his name was on the ballot but he, again, did not receive enough votes to serve as an elder. This left us with three non-elder board members and three elders, including myself. While some in the church see it as simply a procedural failure (we also removed nominations from the floor and required them to be submitted in writing prior to the meeting), I see it is a deep spiritual problem that surfaces its ugly head year after year. There are obviously past hurts from decades ago that have never been resolved and continue to divide this group. The lack of "new blood" from either discipleship or evangelism has left this little divided group in its current state. Efforts to bring new blood into the church fail because these hurts surface in the form of conflict, and then people inevitably leave.
2. Efforts to mobilize the church to action consistently fail due to disunity
In my Annual Report, I made a plea for unity. Yet, this group continues to be disunified and almost split down the middle along family lines. For the last four to five years, I have poured my heart and soul into mobilizing us to action in order to have kingdom impact, but you cannot mobilize a group that is not unified. I have often wondered why my efforts at mobilization continue to fail, but tonight it became obvious that the persistent disunity in the church is the reason. There seems to be some deeply rooted bitterness and, I think, unforgiveness that spiritually paralyzes us. Issues that should have been dealt with long before I arrived have not and attempts to bring those issues to the surface have only resulted in further conflict.
3. This disunity was evident in fighting during and after the Annual Meeting
During the meeting, we had several people leave early and two women were fighting in the hallway after the meeting. Come on, man! Of those who left early, two have been elders and leaders in the church for decades, and one was Bobby Phillips. The two women fighting in the hallway weren't even fighting about anything that happened during the meeting, but about some silly personal conflict that surfaces when they see each other…at church! Additionally, one person approached me after the meeting to let me know that she had shared something with one of the elders in confidence, only to have several people approach her during the meeting to ask her about what she shared. They also told her that the elder was the one who shared it with them. So, not only is there fighting but also issues of trust and confidentiality. Again, all of this was not only an obvious symptom of disunity but also highlighted again the futility of trying to mobilize people to work together toward the mission of God.
4. The elements of ministry which are closest to the heart of God, and foundational to any church, are not embraced by our people
This was perhaps the most discouraging and enlightening aspect of tonight's meeting. We had a magnetic whiteboard with every ministry of the church represented, and I had been encouraging people to pray for the last month or so about what God had given them a burden for. Then, at the meeting we would offer the opportunity for them to pull that ministry off the board. This would show us not only how to focus our efforts in 2018, but also reveal how God was moving amongst our people and what passions were being stirred. A few ministries which were left unclaimed by anyone were: prayer (the primary work of God's people), missions (at the Missionary Alliance Church of the Christian & Missionary Alliance), outreach, and children's ministry. Meanwhile, decorating, special events, and security were claimed right away! How exactly can we continue to claim to be a Christian church on mission to reach the world for Jesus when no one feels burdened enough about prayer or missions or outreach or children to lead them?
While some of this may be from discouragement following a bad meeting, I have grave questions and concerns about this congregation. When a church cannot commit to prayer, missions, or outreach can it still be considered a church at all, much less an Alliance church? When disunity has persisted for decades and people are unwilling to deal with it, can that group still be considered a church? When you can't even elect a minimum number of elders, do you really have a church?
I am reaching out to you for wisdom and guidance not just on procedural issues (like, what do we do if we didn't elect enough elders?) but more so on deep spiritual issues. I feel like churches have been closed for less serious grievances, and even if that is not the outcome I don't know what to about my own future here. In some ways, I feel as though a looming deployment may be the Lord's exit strategy, but I don't know. Can we meet whenever you get an opportunity to walk through some of this? Thanks for everything you do.
- Justin
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Back in September, Google announced that it would offer a family plan for its Play Music subscription service, and today Google has finally made the family plan for Google Play Music official. The new plan lets up to 6 people listen to unlimited, ad-free music on Google Play for $14.99 a month.
Spotify, the leading streaming music service, also offers family plans but, it charges $14.99 per month for two family members and lets you add on additional members for $5 while Google and Apple both keep you at a $14.99 even as you add more people. Beyond access to Google Play Music, you will also get a family subscription to YouTube Red, the company's recently-launched ad-free video subscription service.
"You'll unlock all of the same features you'd get from having individual subscriptions, including ad-free, unlimited access to more than 35 million songs and the ability for each family member to stream simultaneously on any device, all for one low price." Eunice Kim, Google Play Families product manager, said in a blog post.
Eunice Kim says you and your family will be able to sign up for a Google Play Music family plan in the coming days on Android devices in the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, France and Germany, with more countries coming soon.
Google Play Music has more than 35 million songs available, and with Songza (the playlist-based streaming service), there will be plenty of great playlists available for you.


The U.S. Department of Labor ("DOL") recently announced an agreement with USI Advisors, a registered investment advisor, to settle several alleged violations of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ("ERISA").
The U.S. Department of Labor ("DOL") recently announced a new proposal to provide a web-based tool for ERISA covered retirement plans to report violations of the new 408(b)(2) disclosure requirements. Under the new 408(b)(2) regulations, as of July 1, 2012 ERISA covered service providers were required to provide retirement plans, to which they provide services, with certain disclosures. Failure to provide the required disclosures will result in services to the ERISA covered plan being classified as a prohibited transaction under ERISA and the Internal Revenue Code. The purpose of the new tool is to assist plan sponsors in determining whether they have all the required information and to provide an easy way for plan sponsors to report service providers who fail to make the required 408(b)(2) disclosures.
Dale Brown, President and CEO of the Financial Services Institute ("FSI"), wrote a letter to Representative John Kline, (R – MN) Chairman of the U.S. House Education and Workforce Committee and to ranking member George Miller, (D – CA) in response to comments made by Phyllis Borzi, Assistant Secretary of the Department of Labor, ("DOL") in a letter to the same members of the Committee. Borzi told the ranking members she was disappointed with the lack of participation in the DOL's request for data as part of its "effort to expand the definition of fiduciary under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 ("ERISA")."In Brown's letter he is critical of DOL Assistant Secretary Borzi for what he calls an impractical request.
Do the New ERISA 408(b)(2) Requirements Apply to Your Investment Adviser?
The new ERISA 408(b)(2) regulations, which were recently issued by the U.S. Department of Labor ("DOL"), place disclosure requirements on "service providers" to ERISA covered plans. Specifically, a covered service provider is required to disclose in writing the services to be provided, the service provider's fiduciary status to the Plan, and a description of all direct and indirect compensation received in connection with services provided to the Plan. Service providers must provide these disclosure requirement to plan fiduciaries in order for a contract for plan services to be "reasonable" as required by ERISA section 408(b)(2).
For Purposes of 408(b)(2), What is an ERISA Covered Plan?
Service providers are required to provide the new 408(b)(2) disclosures to any ERISA covered plan for which they provide services. However, what exactly is an ERISA covered plan?
What Disclosures Are Required Under the New ERISA 408(b)(2) Regulation?
Under the new ERISA 408(b)(2) regulation a covered service provider is required to disclose in writing to the responsible plan fiduciary of an ERISA covered plan the services to be provided, its fiduciary status to the plan, and what compensation the service provider is to receive in connection with services provided. The deadline for covered service providers to make these disclosures is July 1, 2012.
The final deadline for ERISA covered service providers to meet the 408(b)(2) disclosure requirements is July 1, 2012. Failure to provide the required disclosures will result in a prohibited transaction under ERISA and the Internal Revenue Code. For an investment advisor who is a service provider to an ERISA covered plan this would likely result in the investment advisor having to repay any compensation received after July 1, plus interest. Additionally, the investment advisor could face a fine from the U.S. Department of Labor ("DOL").
On Monday May 7th, the U.S. Department of Labor's Employee Benefits Security Administration ("EBSA") issued Field Assistance Bulletin No. 2012-02 to provide further guidance on compliance with the new 408(b)(2) regulations, which impose disclosure requirements on service providers, such as investment advisers, to retirement plans covered under the Employee Retirement Income and Security Act of 1974 ("ERISA").


Mirka Jokela-Määttä, Annika Vartio, Lars Paulin, Kristian Donner; Individual variation in rod absorbance spectra correlated with opsin gene polymorphism in sand goby (Pomatoschistus minutus). Journal of Vision 2006;6(13):53. doi: 10.1167/6.13.53.
The visual systems of aquatic animals are able to adapt to the ambient light environment (Lythgoe 1972, Bowmaker 1994, Yokoyama and Tada 2000). In fact, many studies have focused on the spectral adaptation between different fish species (Hunt et al 1996, 2001; Hope et al 1997). However, little work has been done on evolutionary adaptation between separated populations. In studying this, our objective is to illuminate the constraints under which the evolutionary tuning of visual pigments works (tempo, available molecular routes, signal/noise trade-offs). We measured the rod absorbance spectra (lmax) of four sand goby populations (Baltic, Swedish, English, and Adriatic) by microspectrophotometry (MSP). After MSP, the rod opsins of individual fishes were sequenced to reveal potential amino acid substitutions underlying the spectral differences. We detected differences in lmax values between populations (Jokela et al. 2003). The greatest lmax shift was between the Baltic (508.3 nm) and the Adriatic (503.0 nm) populations. The variation of the Baltic lmax values was significant (506–511 nm), but it correlated well with the opsin sequence substitutions. Fishes with 506–507 nm had "normal" F261 while redshifted fishes (510–511 nm) had F261F/Y. Baltic common gobies (515 nm) have also this substitution and it is known to redshift spectra (Merbs and Nathans 1993). Evidently, the selection pressure in the Baltic Sea is unambiguous since the Baltic sand goby population is polymorphous. This is also the first time that spectral and sequence differences of individual animals other than the Primates are correlated.


The chief of staff, John Kelly, and the national security adviser, John Bolton, fought over immigration and border crossings, including the performance of the Homeland Security Department under Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, one person familiar with the matter said. She was at the White House for meetings on Thursday but not present for the argument, the person said.
Bolton criticized DHS, and Kelly defended Nielsen, a former deputy whom he supported to replace him at the department. Trump sided with Bolton, the person said, which may once again stir speculation that Kelly will soon depart the White House.
Donald J. Trump@realDonaldTrump….In addition to stopping all payments to these countries, which seem to have almost no control over their population, I must, in the strongest of terms, ask Mexico to stop this onslaught - and if unable to do so I will call up the U.S. Military and CLOSE OUR SOUTHERN BORDER!..


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The settlement concluded a multi-state investigation into GM hiding safety issues from related to defects in the ignition switches of more than 9 million GM vehicles, according to the attorney general's release.
The states said GM knew as early as 2004 that the ignition switch posed a safety defect because it could cause airbag non-deployment, but company officials decided it was not a safety concern and delayed making recalls.
Since disclosing the defect, GM has paid a $900 million fine to end a criminal investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice and settled a class action brought by investors for $300 million.
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Wasden said Thursday the automaker had reached the $120 million settlement with attorneys general of 49 states and the District of Columbia. "Misrepresentations of safety standards are particularly troubling when they deal with motor vehicles because of the potential damage that can be done".
The recalls involved a defective ignition switch that, under certain circumstances, could move out of the "run" position into the "accessory" or "off" position, causing electrical systems, including power steering and power brakes, to become inoperable. GM continued to market the reliability and safety of its motor vehicles which were equipped with this defective ignition switch - reads a statement from the Michigan Attorney Generals Office.
It led to 124 deaths and recalled more than 2.6 million cars.
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The states alleged that these actions were unfair and deceptive and that the automaker's actions violated state laws, including West Virginia's Consumer Credit and Protection Act.
Attorney General Bill Schuette says the consent agreement will be presented to the Ingham County Circuit Court for approval.
CT and its municipal co-plaintiffs alleged that certain GM employees knew as early as 2004 that the ignition switch posed a safety defect because it could cause airbag non-deployment.
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Maintain a Global Vehicle Safety Organization that identifies and investigates safety issues.
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Samsung Unveils Windows-Based Virtual Reality Headset
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Syria's World Cup hopes come to end
Order was restored just a few minutes later, when Socceroos captain Cahill netted his first of the night with a trademark header. In the meantime, the Celtic star will now return to Scotland.
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But the fiasco of her disastrous speech at this week's party conference has placed a great threat to her continued leadership . Some fellow ministers like Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister also empathised with May's condition during the speech.
Amir ruled out of Sri Lanka ODI series
Having lost the first Test last week, the hosts saw Sri Lanka run up 482 on day two, before closing on 0-51 in response. Sri Lankan batting has put Pakistan under submission as their bowlers toiled hard on an unyielding Dubai stadium pitch.
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Lighthizer insisted that 50 percent of all vehicle parts originate from the United States and 85 percent within North America. Lighthizer said he has see no sign that Mexico and Canada are ready to make the major changes needed to the update pact.
Diplomacy to continue with North Korea 'until first bomb drops,' Tillerson says
Despite Tillerson's remarks, his future within the administration remains unclear. "These are the destructive games of this town". Pressed repeatedly on the subject by Tapper on Sunday, Tillerson refused to budge. "I think this is an unconventional president".
Bimal Gurung plans to enter Darjeeling before Oct 30: Intel
Around evening, the police found another large cache of arms and ammunition in Pedong of Kalimpong district. Sharma said, during the clashes, Gurung and his close associates fled to the neighbouring state of Sikkim.
Rose McGowan Accuses Harvey Weinstein of Rape In New Tweets
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Kelly Says He's Not Leaving as White House Chief of Staff
Kelly] puts to rest an bad lot of these rumors and this conjecture and these plain out fictions that we see every single day", she said on "The Intelligence Report".
She replied that Pitt was "being supportive" and that they should "discuss logistics", however the trip seemingly did not happen. However the plan reportedly fizzled out, and Jolie did not reply to several emails from Ocampo. 'Can Brad go with you?' Mmhm.
Russian Federation kills 180 IS militants, mercenaries in Syria
Sejari said the operation aims to deploy Turkish-backed opposition fighters in the province now dominated by al-Qaida-linked militants.
France on brink of World Cup
That result meant that France went into their match with Bulgaria two points behind the Swedes at the top of the Group. In the second half, Michy Batshuayi equalised before Jan Vertonghen put Belgium in front.
Alphabet Gets Approval for Giant Balloons to Restore Puerto Rico's Wireless Service
When it hit, it was almost a category 5 storm, and pummeled the island with gusts and rains for more than 30 hours. She added that "we've been making solid progress" on that next step.
Saudi Arabia to allocate Russian Federation $1 bln for joint energy projects
Saudi King Salman is now in Russian Federation as part of a state visit, the first to Moscow by a reigning Saudi monarch. Salman arrived in Moscow on Wednesday, and it was the first time a Saudi king has ever visited Moscow .
Birth control: Trump expands opt-out for workplace insurance
Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards called the decision an "unacceptable attack" on birth control. Liberty Counsel filed the first private lawsuit against ObamaCare the day it was signed into law in 2010.
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The Spiritist-Animist adaptation (for use with tribal religions) is still not ready.
Please contact us if your host culture warrants using any of these adaptations.
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Work of the Week: (Blue Turban) Egypt Walk 2013
By Serena Bentley | 18 Jan 16
Francis Upritchard creates figurative sculptures and installations that reflect her interest in countercultures and the perceived failure of hippiedom in the 1960s and 1970s. Across her oeuvre, the New Zealand-born, London-based artist (who represented her country at the 2009 Venice biennale) mixes the formal with the supernatural. She works intuitively, fabricating her seemingly delicate, spindly characters from a polymer clay called Super Sculpey, which is then pressed over wire armatures before being baked and painted. The resulting figures are sometimes equipped with found objects and artist-made adornments, such as the loose, hand-sewn garments worn by (Blue Turban) Egypt Walk, 2013. As well as revealing her knowledge of and respect for both current and historical craft and design traditions from the around the world, the objects and accoutrements that accompany her figures are used to emphasise the figures' status as objects. This is also reflected in their often-diminutive size; her sculptures are never monumental.
(Blue Turban) Egypt Walk is an elongated female figure of indeterminate age and ethnicity. Peering out through half-closed eyes, she sports a harlequin-chequered complexion and is wrapped in a bright-coloured textile – embodying the character of a deeply spiritual New Ager. There is a vulnerability to Upritchard's figures, evident in the patchy, mottled shades of their skin and the strange, ascetic postures. Typical of her work, (Blue Turban) Egypt Walk is captured in a simple, inexplicable gesture, curling and retracting delicate orange hands. The figure's custom-made steel plinth, designed by the artist, elevates it to human height. Despite meeting the work at eye level, the figure's heavy-lidded, impenetrable gaze and profound interiority confounds any opportunity for exchange or revelation. Upritchard presents us with an ambiguous and idiosyncratic archetype that exists outside of space and time.
(Blue Turban) Egypt Walk 2013
National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne
Purchased NGV Foundation, 2013
© Francis Upritchard, courtesy Ivan Anthony Gallery, Auckland
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My hard work is paying off. I feel the throb of optimism. Writing has brought me face to face with my insecurities, lost, a voice lost among the many others also hoping to be read. In my old world, people paid for my advice. This poem is a frivolous look what writing has taught me so far.If you love cheese, I'm sure you'll enjoy the metaphor.
but will my eyes adjust?
what would I see about me?
Can you relate? Leave a comment.
I guess that Swiss is better than being blue vein where your holes are not holes anymore but veins that flow through. Veins that have compressed & become part of you – mouldering in seams deep within.


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210-216 Bath Road (formerly 3-6 Waterloo Terrace)
3 Waterloo Terrace
In 1871 Charles Prust a plumber and decorator was here with his family. Charles was married to Charlotte Tibbles. They had moved on by 1881 when the family were living next to Charlotte's parents in Leckhampton.
The 1881 census tells us that the occupiers of this property were the Ingles family. There was quite a house full with Joseph, his wife Elizabeth and 4 grown-up children, as well as an adult nephew lodging there. Joseph was a foreman at the local potteries manufacturing earthenware pottery.
In 1885, confectioner William Annis was here. Born in Lowestoft Suffolk, William and his wife Sarah lived here with their niece Kate who was an assistant in the shop. In the 1891 census he was described as a fudge boiler. William Annis had bought the land and premises in 1885 from dairyman Mr W Smart. He continued his confectionery business making sweets at the rear of the shop until about 1912.
In 1913 Miss Olive Shill bought this shop for her sister Bessie to manage. It remained a sweet shop for a short time but was not very successful. Olive already had the next door shop for her drapery business, so she took over Bessie's shop to make the drapers larger.
Shills remained here until 1957 and was then bought by Mr C D Chapman. These premises are now one of the adjoining properties of the Cheltenham branch of furniture retailers, Lee Longland.
Bootmaker Charles Bullock was head of the household in 1851. He lived here with his wife Ann and their young family.
Since at least 1871 this was the home of Chelsea Pensioner Mr David Twinning and his wife Elizabeth. David Twinning was born in Painswick about 1827. He served in the 23rd Foot Regiment during the Crimean War and was injured in the Battle of Alma in 1854. He died here in 1902.
Olive Shill, early 20th century
The business here for over 50 years was that of Olive Shill, draper and milliner. Miss Susan Olive Shill was born in the village of Guiting Power and was one of six children of Thomas (a bootmaker) and Mary Shill. When she was 10 years old the family moved to Cheltenham, to nearby Naunton Crescent. As a young woman Olive trained as a milliner with Madame Beatrice Taylor, in Cheltenham's Strand.
In 1905 Olive opened her drapers shop at 4 Waterloo Terrace, where almost anything from haberdashery to hats, dresses to darning mushrooms, and corsets to carpets could be bought. She allowed customers to take items home on approval to be returned if not suitable. The glass topped counter held many things for the home dressmaker. A common practice was when your purchases required a farthing change you would instead get a strip of pins.
After her sister Bessie had closed the sweet shop Olive extended the drapery, making the main door where the sweet shop had been. Many people will remember the black and white tiled entrance, whilst the lead work around the window to the left of the door is still there. Olive's larger shop enabled her to offer a wider variety of goods. The hats were displayed on stands and she was always willing to re-trim one for a special occasion. Soft furnishings and carpets were sold by the long-serving assistant Mr Jack Bubb.
A very popular shop in Bath Road, it was a sad day when Olive Shill closed in 1957, having witnessed the changing fashions from the Edwardian period, through two world wars and beyond.
Mr C D Chapman bought Miss Shills shop for his furniture business and by the mid 1960s had acquired the property next door and then the end shop making it one of the largest in Bath Road. It is now part of Lee Longlands.
In 1871 this was the home of Walter Slader, a French polisher who lived here with his wife and 5 children.
At the time of the 1891 census Henry James lived here with his wife Ann and their family. Henry was a hairdresser and his son followed him into the business, which was known as James' Hairdressing Rooms. It is believed that Ann had been widowed by the turn of the century and their son George, took over the business in his own right by 1905 adding a tobacconists business. When the next owner, Mr Leigh Leach, took over at the end of the First World War he kept the tobacconists, added confectionery and ceased the hairdressing business. Later he added a taxi business, which he ran from this address.
Leigh Leach was born in 1880 in Twyning, Glos, and was one of the many children of Thomas and Ellen Leach. Thomas was a farm labourer and as such travelled around the area to wherever the work was to be found. Consequently most of the children were born in different villages around the Tewkesbury area.
Leigh, who was known as Dick, married Alice Maud Baldwin and they too had several children. Like some of the other traders in the Bath Road he was a keen bowler at the Exmouth Bowling Club. Mr Leach died at the early age of 49 at his home in Bath Road on January 29th 1929.
A few years later, Alice, known to family by her second name of Maud, re-married. Her second husband was Mr George Panton and the shop changed its name to Pantons. It was a much-loved shop especially with the local children. Mrs Panton was a generous lady and for the 1942 Emmanuel Sunday School Treat, not only did she donate the ice cream for the event, she also gave one pounds worth of sixpence pieces for prizes.
Panton's
By the late 1950s, her daughter Vi Leach had taken over the shop and she remained there until it was bought in the mid-sixties by Mr Chapman to extend his furniture store, now Lee Longlands.
216 Bath Road (formerly 6 Waterloo Terrace)
Situated at the corner of Hermitage Street, Charles Ballinger's butcher's shop is thought to be one of the first butcher's shops in Bath Road. He was born in Leckhampton in the 1830s and is likely to have learnt the trade from his brother-in-law Robert Cotton. In December 1857 Charles took part in the annual Cheltenham Meat Show, when he was said to have an excellent supply of beef, mutton and "other meat of a capital quality". Charles and his wife, Mary Ann had several children the youngest of whom, Charles Vardy Ballinger, was born in Leckhampton in December 1871.
His father passed his butchery skills on to him and by the age of twenty, Charles Vardy Ballinger was a very capable butcher's assistant. Shortly after his twenty-first birthday he married Julia Buckles and in June 1899 Charles Vardy Ballinger bought the premises from the executors of the will of Mary Barrett. For the shop, the dwelling house and the land on which they stood he paid the sum of £340. Charles Vardy Ballinger was a very fit man and regularly made visits up the road to the Gentleman's College to assist with their keep-fit lessons. He was also very keen on weight-lifting and often challenged his male customers and friends to a contest. On one occasion the challenger could not hold the weights and sent them crashing down through the floor and into the cellar below!
His business closed at the start of the Great War, largely due to some of his wealthier customers not paying their accounts. It was not unheard of for a whole year to go by without any payment. Despite these difficulties, Charles would always find some meat for the poor at the end of the day.
The First World War saw three of Charles Vardy's sons in action for their King and Country and so at the age of 43 he decided that he too would serve. With his background in butchery he was able to join the Catering Corps with the hope that he would be near to his sons. When Charles returned to England he continued to work in the butchery trade working for a butcher in the St. Marks area.
In 1916 these premises became the hairdressing business of Mr George Walter Thompson complete with the traditional barber's pole hanging outside. It seems that Mr Thompson was a traditional barber who never used any electrical gadget preferring to use the barber's traditional tools. An excellent hairdresser he used to take his time and frequently left his customer waiting whilst he had a cup of tea finishing the hair dressing only when the tea was finished! Mr Thompson was here for about forty years.
The next two proprietors looked after the knitters of Bath Road! Firstly owned by Miss Julie Bristoll it was known as Julie's Wool Stores and then taken over by Mrs Ingram and called Alma's Wools. The premises traded as a wool shop under the consecutive ownership of these two ladies for about twelve years.
In 1969 Mr C D Chapman acquired the shop which increased the size of his furniture store to four premises making it one of the largest shops in this part of Bath Road. In November 1972 the Birmingham based company, Lee Longland, took it over.
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How the Cardinals can win the NFC West in 2022
Mason Wood
The Arizona Cardinals were a team in 2021 that started the season out hot at 7-0 before ultimately dropping four out of their last five games and losing the division to the rival Rams. In 2022 the Cardinals look to stay strong for a full 18 weeks and beyond in order to achieve the grand prize, a Super Bowl victory. That being said, every championship run starts somewhere and for the Cardinals that means winning the NFC West. In the last three years each team in the NFC West has won the division once, except for the Cardinals. This team is due for their first division title since 2015 as long as they stick to a couple of key things this season
Playing better at home:
The Cardinals struggled to utilize home field advantage in 2021 as they were 3-5 at home on the year. Comparing that to the teams 8-1 record on the road shows the team struggles when given a home crowd. The issues at home fall both on the offensive and defensive side of the football. For the offense, on the road the redbirds averaged 27.8 points per game while at home they averaged only 22.8. Bumping that home average up in 2022 could lead to another victory or two for the team.
The defense could also use some improvement as well. For example, in 2021 when on the road the Cardinals allowed opponents to score over 25 points just once. Meanwhile at home, the defense allowed opposing teams to score more than 30 points three times.
One of the biggest contributors to this is the run game defense on the road vs at home. The Cardinals held opposing offenses to under 100 rushing yards eight times last season, and only twice was that at home. They only lost 1 game last season when they held the opponent to under 100 yards. If the team can find a way to limit rushing yards at home it could lead to a few more wins, propelling them into first in the division.
Get better defending the run:
Another key for the Cards is improving their rush defense that ranked 20th in the league last season. As stated before, the Cardinals held opponents to under 100 yards eight times last year. The problem lies in those other 9 games, where in 6 of them they allowed over 150 yards on the ground. In the playoffs against Los Angeles, the Cards allowed 140 yards on the ground. The Cardinals showed last season they could stop good rushing teams, like when they held the 49ers to 39 rushing yards in week nine, or holding the Cowboys to just 45 yards in week 17. For the Cardinals rush defense it's all about consistency. It's unrealistic to ask this defense to not allow over 100 yards all season, but a stretch of 4+ games allowing over 120 yards on the ground like last season simply can't happen again.
Playing better in the red zone:
The Cardinals weren't stellar inside the 20 last season, as they ranked 15th in the league in touchdown percentage once in the red zone. The loss of DeAndre Hopkins due to injury played a huge factor for the Cardinals as he took up most of their red zone passing production. Hopkins also helped free up other players inside the 20 like Zach Ertz, but he'll be gone the first six weeks of this season as well due to a suspension, so it's on guys like Zach Ertz, newly acquired Marquise Brown, rookie Trey Mcbride, and veteran AJ Green to step up when close to the endzone. The Cardinals were fairly successful running the football in the red zone last year and James Conner can produce similar numbers to last season, the Cardinals will be in good shape. Adding a solid passing attack inside the red zone takes things up a notch for a team that hasn't won a playoff game since 2015.
The Cardinals have high expectations in 2022 in a tough division that includes two of the last three NFC champions. The Cardinals have to win a playoff game in order to be able to call this season a success. Despite last season's poor performance at home, a very loud home playoff game could help this team immensely come playoff time. Winning the division gives a guaranteed home playoff game, so if the Cardinals can play better at home, stop the run game more consistently, and perform better in the red zone, they may find themselves filling the seats at State Farm stadium in mid-January.
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23 Lives Lost This Year In Rutherford County Crashes
Twenty-three people lost their lives in traffic crashes this year in Rutherford County, two less than the same time last year, said Tony Burnett of the Governor's Highway Safety Office.
State and local law enforcement officers are teaming up for "Summertime Blues" from Friday, Aug. 4 to Friday, Aug. 25 to prevent crashes and fatalities in Rutherford County, Burnett said.
"Due to the high number of crashes on U.S. Highway 231 and U.S. Highway 41, we will focus on moving violations and impaired and distracted driving throughout these dates," Burnett said.
Rutherford County Sheriff's deputies will partner with Tennessee Highway Patrol troopers, Murfreesboro, Smyrna, La Vergne and Eagleville Police, and MTSU Police with extra officers to patrol these "troubled highways," he said.
Over the past several years, more people are killed in traffic crashes in May and August in the county.
"Our goal and purpose is to reduce the number of crashes and fatalities through increased visibility and enforcement," Burnett said.
With the Labor Day holiday approaching, law enforcement officers hope drivers and their loved ones arrive alive and enjoy the weekend together.
"We are down in traffic fatalities from last year and we want to keep reducing the number of traffic deaths," Burnett said.
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C&L's Sat Nite Chiller Theater: 'Re-Animator' (1985)
Stuart Gordon's first movie is his best and should not be missed.
By John Amato — March 5, 2016
In honor of tonight's Super Saturday, Chiller Theater is proud to be playing Stuart Gordon's 1985 cult classic, Re-Animator. Its blend of camp, gore, ingenuity and genuine scares stamped it as a horror fans horror movie. Jeffrey Combs manic performance kept this party going!
With a Rotten Tomatoes grade of 94%, it's a highly rated film from any genre: Critics Consensus: Perfectly mixing humor and horror, the only thing more effective than Re-Animator's gory scares are its dry, deadpan jokes.
Dr. Cain: What are you researching?
Dr. West: Death.
Here's what some of the top movie critics of the day wrote about the film when it premiered.
Re-Animator is splatter heaven. Based on the sci-fi novel by H.P. Lovecraft, Re-Animator's gore is exceeded only by its wit.-- Paul Attanasio Washington Post
Oh, those crazy doctors, when will they ever learn to stop messing around with the natural order of life and death? - Gene Siskel Chicago Tribune
It's simply the best, funniest Grand Guignol horror picture to come along in ages. - Kevin Thomas Los Angeles Times
All of this, ingenious as it may be and much as it will redound to Mr. Gordon's credit in hard-core horror circles, is absolutely to be avoided by anyone not in the mood for a major bloodbath. - Janet Maslin New York Times
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Chiller Theater
C&L's Sat Nite Chiller Theater: Re-Animator (1985)
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C&L's Sat Nite Theater: Death Of A Salesman (1985)
driftglass — Mar 9th, 2019
C&L's Sat Nite Chiller Theater: 'Pumpkinhead'
C&L's Sat Nite Chiller Theater: 'Theater Of Blood' (1973)
John Amato — Aug 13th, 2016
C&L's Sat Nite Theater: 1984 (1956)
driftglass — Jan 5th, 2019
C&L's Sat Nite Chiller Theater: Predestination (2014)
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You are here: Home / Canyoning France / Canyoning in the French Alps
Canyoning in the French Alps
Canyoning is a bucket full of French Alps adventures all rolled into one – slip down natural water-slides, leap into crystal clear pools, abseil down waterfalls and zipline across ravines!
The best Canyoning Descents in the French Alps
Canyoning is a great way to explore some of the French Alps' most inaccessible yet beautiful landscapes. A canyon with its gushing waterfalls, natural swimming pools and boulders for clambering over is like a huge natural water park. If you enjoy jumping into water, scrambling up rocks and exploring in the great outdoors, you're going to love canyoning.
Canyoning is the perfect group activity and there are canyons in the French Alps suitable for all levels of ability. Accompanied by your guide you'll tackle a descent that suits the expectations of your group. If it's your first time, you may want to go for an easier randonée aquatique, or if you're a bit of a thrill-seeker and you're confident in the water, you'll want to tackle a steeper canyon with bigger jumps, abseils and slides. As a rule, if you can swim and you're over 8 years old, you can go canyoning.
Gear wise, your canyoning guide will provide you with a full length wetsuit, a harness and a helmet. You should bring swimmers to wear under your wetsuit and some old trainers that still have a bit of grip and you don't mind getting soaking wet.
Where to go Canyoning in the French Alps
Book a French Alps Canyoning Trip
Our canyoning partners in the French Alps employ experienced guides who are all certified with a Canyoning Brevet d'Etat so you can have fun and stay safe. If you decide to go it alone, it's a good idea to check in with local guides on the current conditions, or try to recce the start or end of a canyon to make an assessment about water levels and whether the route is doable. Having said that, it's best to go with a qualified guide, you'll be safer and you'll have a lot more fun!
Roya Evasion, Canyoning, Rafting - Breil-sur-Roya
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3 Rue du Mazeau, 04120 Castellane, France
Yéti Rafting - Rafting & Canyoning in the Gorges du Verdon
36 rue Nationale, 04120 Castellane, France
Chamonix Sport Aventure - Skiing, Climbing, Canyoning, Paragliding
20 Chemin de la Jonction, Chamonix, France
Passion-Canyon - Canyoning, Rock Climbing & Via Ferrata in Verdon
Quartier Boulogne, 04120 La Palud-sur-Verdon, France
Vertical Ubaye - Climbing, Canyoning & Via Ferrata in the Ubaye Valley
04340 Le Lautaret, Saint-Vincent-les-Forts, France
Couleur Canyon - Canyoning, Rock Climbing & Via Ferrata in Verdon
Raft Session - Rafting & Canyoning in the Gorges du Verdon
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Plage du Plan - Route de Nice (RN202), 04170 Saint-André-les-Alpes France
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Haute-Savoie Canyoning
The high mountain terrain that makes Haute-Savoie a top destination for winter sports also makes it a canyoning hot spot. Spring meltwater fills rivers and carves out deep canyons perfect for exploration. If you're new to the sport, check out the beautiful Canyon du Balme near magland, or if you're an accomplished whitewater explorer don't miss Le Canyon d'Angon near Annecy.
© Chamonix Sport Aventure
Canyoning La Barberine – Vallorcine, Chamonix
The Barberine canyon creates a natural border between France and Switzerland. An upper and lower section can either be done as a single trip or separately depending on the fitness of your group. The upper Barberine takes about 2.5 hours and is more technical with a succession of small waterfalls peppered with some excellent jumps. The lower section is a bit shorter and just pure fun. Enjoy lovely natural water slides and an 11 m jump. The Barberine is dam-released and the water level can rise suddenly – always check with local guides before attempting a descent.
Length: 1250 m Vertical drop: 500 m Descent time: 4 h 30 min
GPS coordinates: 46.062080, 6.936576
© haute-savoie-tourisme.org
Canyoning Rots de Balme – Les Carroz
This is a super fun mid-length canyon near the Les Carroz d'Arâches mountain resort in Haute-Savoie. The canyon is in two parts, so you can choose to do the whole thing or just the top or bottom half. There's 2 big waterfalls in the first half and a brilliant sequence of slides about halfway down the second half that kids (and adults) will love. Allow about two and a half hours for the full descent. The Balme is a safe canyon and there are exit points along its entire length.
© Bureau des Guides de Megève
Canyoning La Belle aux Bois – Megève
La Belle aux Bois canyon is located right on the outskirts of the ski resort of Megève. It's a fun yet straightforward canyon, and there's a bit of everything including a series of waterfalls including a 30 m one, natural rock slides and some scrambling. Be aware of the strong current below the rock slide just before you get to the big 30 m waterfall. You can park right next to the start of the descent look for the Parking Canyon sign along Chemin du Maz.
Length: 1000 m Vertical drop: 80 m Descent time: 1 h 30 min
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Canyoning Cascades de l'Arpenaz – Sallanches
Arpenaz is a long and technical canyon for experts only. Over the course of the 2 km descent you'll drop down 1000 m from a starting altitude of 1550 m. You'll encounter a series of big waterfalls including a 145 m cascade for which you'll need a 60 m rope. Throughout the 8 hour descent, there's only 2 escape routes, albeit easy to spot. The first is after 2-3 hours and the second is 3-4 hours further again. That combined with the big abseils means you need to be fully committed to take on this canyon. The walk in is about 2 h 30 min on the Refuge de Véran trail.
Length: 2250 m Vertical drop: 1000 m Descent time: 8 h
Canyoning Angon – Talloires, Annecy
Angon Canyon is located between Talloires and Angon in the Bornes-Aravis mountains on the east side of Lake Annecy. It's a steep canyon and the descent involves a number of abseils including one at the very beginning when you drop down the 60 m Cascade d'Angon. Once you're in there's a succession of 15 to 20 m abseils mixed with jumps and slides, including a superb siphon slide nicknamed the letterbox. It's best to keep your elbows in! And, what better way to end the descent than with a swim in Lake Annecy.
Length: 710 m Vertical drop: 250 m Descent time: 3 h 30 min
Canyoning Montmin – Faverges, Annecy
Great for first-timers, Montmin Canyon is one of the most popular canyoning descents around Annecy. Located at the foot of the Col de la Forclaz just south of Lake Annecy, you can expect, natural rock slides, 10 m abseils and jumps of up to 5 m into crystal clear water. With an easy 5 minute walk in and the same at the other end, Montmin is a great introduction to the sport and all round fun day out.
Savoie Canyoning
Stretching from Chambéry in the west, to the 1992 Winter Olympics venue, Albertville, in the north and bordering Italy to the south and east, Savoie is a huge playground for mountain sports enthusiasts. Savoie is home to some of the French Alps best ski resorts including Méribel in the Three Valleys and Tignes in the Tarentaise. The department also boasts France's first National Park, Vanoise, which borders Gran Paradiso National Park in Italy to make up the largest protected area in the Alps. With over 60 canyons in Savoie, there's a descent to satisfy every canyoning enthusiast, whether it's your first time, or you're a seasoned pro. Some descents such as Lavanches and Hermillon will push you to your limits with their 100 m waterfalls, whilst others are just pure fun like Canyon de Pussy near Moûtiers.
© canyoning-savoie.fr
Canyon de Pussy – Pussy, Moûtiers
The descent starts in the Alpine village of Pussy which is just 10 km from Moûtiers on the road up the Col de la Madeleine in the Lauzière mountains. Despite its name this canyon isn't just for scaredy cats! Soaking wet abseils down waterfalls, fun slides and spectacular jumps into crystal clear (if cold) water makes Pussy Canyon popular with canyoning tour operators. Just the job if you're looking for a refreshing day out in the Alps.
Canyoning Torrent d'Eau Rousse – La Léchère, Moûtiers
If you're on holiday in the Tarentaise and you fancy giving canyoning a go, Les Eaux Rousses is ideal as an introduction to the sport. A mid-length canyon and not too steep, you'll find a bit of everything – abseiling, natural water slides, scrambling and jumps from 1 to 4 metres. The canyon is located just outside La Léchère, 5 km from Moûtiers.
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Canyoning L'Ecot – Bonneval-sur-Arc
Carved out by the upper Arc river high in Vanoise National Park, L'Ecot Canyon provides an exceptional setting for a canyoning descent. It's not all about the grandiose scenery, there's a nice uninterrupted sequence of features through the 2000 m high granite gorge, including some excellent abseils, jumps and slides, making this one of the French Alps must-do descents. The icy cold water means neoprene boots and gloves are a must. Access is straightforward from the bridge just outside the hamlet of l'Ecot.
Length: 900 m Vertical drop: 125 m Descent time: 3 h
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Canyoning Ruisseau de Grenant – La Bridoire, Chambéry
Grenant Canyon is located just south of Lac d'Aiguebelette less than 30 km from Chambéry and 50 km from Lyon. Lower in altitude than most canyons in the French Alps, Grenant is largely rain fed and can be run from early April. Grenant provides a great introduction to canyoning with a nice mix of technical features requiring abseiling and downclimbing and plenty of fun slides and jumps as well. The forested setting provides an enchanting atmosphere. Please be mindful of the local residents when parking and getting changed.
Length: 1500 m Vertical drop: 160 m Descent time: 3 h
Please leave a comment below if you need specific advice for your French Alps canyoning trip, or if you have any recommendations to help us improve this article. Happy holidays!


The special characteristic of quicklime is its ability to slake with water. When quicklime is mixed with from two to three times its weight of water, a chemical reaction takes place. The calcium oxide combines with water to form calcium hydroxide, and sufficient heat is evolved to bring the entire mass to a boil. The resulting product is a suspension of finely divided calcium hydroxide (and magnesium hydroxide or oxide if dolomitic lime is used) in water. On cooling, the semifluid mass stiffens to a putty of such consistency that it may be shoveled or carried in a hod. This slaked quicklime putty, when cooled and preferably screened, is the material used in construction. Quicklime should always be thoroughly slaked.
The yield of putty will vary, depending on the type of quicklime, its degree of burning, and slaking conditions, and will usually be from 70 to 100 ft3of putty per ton of quicklime. The principal use of the putty is in masonry mortars, where it is particularly valuable because of the high degree of plasticity or workability it imparts to the mortar. It is used at times as an admixture in concrete to improve workability.
Quicklime is a very important material in many areas of industry, for example in construction or industrial area. Plus it has multiple production areas utilizades or quality.


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FAIR SCHEDULE
GREENE COUNTY FAIR
FAIRBOOK
FAIR FORMS
FAIR CONCERT
GREENE COUNTY 4-H
HAMVENTION
The Greene County Agricultural Society is first mentioned in the Commissioners' Journal in June 1833. It was through an order by the Commissioners that, "...notice be given in the Xenia Territory...that there will be a meeting held at the Court House in Xenia on the last Friday in June for the purpose of organizing an Agricultural Society to be entitled the Greene County Agriculture Society." Officially, the Society was organized on July 30, 1834.
While the State Legislature made fairs possible in 1837, the first recorded fair was held in and around the Court House square in 1839, which makes the 2017 Greene County Fair, the 178th one to be held. The Court House became too small to house all the displays of produce and needle work, so, during the second year of existence, the Society leased land near Xenia on Columbus Pike where the fair was held for the next 13-14 years.
The fair was moved several times due to the interest and growth of the event. In April 1886, land was platted and known as the "Fairground Addition" to the City of Xenia; however, before the fair could move to the new site, residents from Jamestown and the vicinity demanded that the new fairgrounds be located on Xenia-Jamestown Pike. Xenia residents, on the other hand, contended that the fair should be located near the county seat. Hence, a new society was formed, called the Union Agricultural Society, which held its own exhibition at Jamestown. So actually two fairs were held in 1884. However, to clear up the actual date of the fair, it seems that the date for the first fair as we know it - and the one which has been continuously operating since 1839 on the property on Fairground Road - is said to be the oldest fair west of the Alleghenies.
The fair basically began as a 3-day event which consisted of pulling contests, plowing contests, horse racing along a measured course on Main street, products from the spinning wheel and looms, and, of course, vegetables and flowers. Several buildings were erected along with the grandstand - a metal one with a cement floor beneath in which there are spaces to exhibit various items. The fair has been held at various times of the year from August to October; however, it is now held the last few days of July and/or the first week of August.
During the years, many buildings have been updated and new buildings built. In the year 2000, a tornado hit the fairgrounds and destroyed 17 buildings and totally destroyed all the large trees on the property. There was talk among many that the longest fair west of the Allegany's would be stopped in its tracks by the tornado, but NOT SO. July 2001 found the Greene County Fair rebuilt and up and running thanks to the hard work of the Board of Directors who spent many hours late at night making decisions that led to more decisions and then to a state-of-the art fairgrounds. Buildings now are available to be rented for livestock shows, reunions, weddings, receptions, etc., and the show now goes on - not just at fair time, but all year long.
FAIR QUICK LINKS
Map of Fairgrounds
2019 Exhibitor's Hall Entry Form
Greene County Fair FAQ
Fair Prices and Information
Greene County Fairgrounds
& Expo Center
120 Fairground Road
Phone: 937-372-8621 Ext #11
liz.greenecofair@gmail.com
www.GreeneCoExpoCenter.com
Greene County Fairgrounds & Expo Center
Located in beautiful Xenia, Ohio. Conveniently located between Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis. The perfect place for your conference or event.


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package org.jfree.chart.labels.junit;

import java.io.ByteArrayInputStream;
import java.io.ByteArrayOutputStream;
import java.io.ObjectInput;
import java.io.ObjectInputStream;
import java.io.ObjectOutput;
import java.io.ObjectOutputStream;
import java.util.List;

import junit.framework.Test;
import junit.framework.TestCase;
import junit.framework.TestSuite;

import org.jfree.chart.labels.CustomXYToolTipGenerator;
import org.jfree.util.PublicCloneable;

/**
 * Tests for the {@link CustomXYToolTipGenerator} class.
 */
public class CustomXYItemLabelGeneratorTests extends TestCase {

    /**
     * Returns the tests as a test suite.
     *
     * @return The test suite.
     */
    public static Test suite() {
        return new TestSuite(CustomXYItemLabelGeneratorTests.class);
    }

    /**
     * Constructs a new set of tests.
     *
     * @param name  the name of the tests.
     */
    public CustomXYItemLabelGeneratorTests(String name) {
        super(name);
    }

    /**
     * Confirm that cloning works.
     */
    public void testCloning() {
        CustomXYToolTipGenerator g1 = new CustomXYToolTipGenerator();
        CustomXYToolTipGenerator g2 = null;
        try {
            g2 = (CustomXYToolTipGenerator) g1.clone();
        }
        catch (CloneNotSupportedException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        assertTrue(g1 != g2);
        assertTrue(g1.getClass() == g2.getClass());
        assertTrue(g1.equals(g2));
    }

    /**
     * Check to ensure that this class implements PublicCloneable.
     */
    public void testPublicCloneable() {
        CustomXYToolTipGenerator g1 = new CustomXYToolTipGenerator();
        assertTrue(g1 instanceof PublicCloneable);
    }

    /**
     * Serialize an instance, restore it, and check for equality.
     */
    public void testSerialization() {

        List t1 = new java.util.ArrayList();
        t1.add("Tooltip A1");
        t1.add("Tooltip A2");
        t1.add("Tooltip A3");

        List t2 = new java.util.ArrayList();
        t2.add("Tooltip B1");
        t2.add("Tooltip B2");
        t2.add("Tooltip B3");

        CustomXYToolTipGenerator g1 = new CustomXYToolTipGenerator();
        g1.addToolTipSeries(t1);
        g1.addToolTipSeries(t2);
        CustomXYToolTipGenerator g2 = null;

        try {
            ByteArrayOutputStream buffer = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
            ObjectOutput out = new ObjectOutputStream(buffer);
            out.writeObject(g1);
            out.close();

            ObjectInput in = new ObjectInputStream(
                    new ByteArrayInputStream(buffer.toByteArray()));
            g2 = (CustomXYToolTipGenerator) in.readObject();
            in.close();
        }
        catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        assertEquals(g1, g2);

    }

}


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Halo: Reach review
An epic story, incredible pacing, and a spot-on mix of old and new elements make Reach's campaign Halo's best yet. Oh, and when you've finished the story mode, plan on spending a large chunk of your life in the massive online universe. Any way you cut it, Halo: Reach is a fantastic swan song for Bungie, and it leaves behind a Spartan-sized set of boots for 343 Industries to fill.
By Matt Cabral | Sep 15, 2010 |Gamepro
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RRP: £36
Shortly before Halo: Combat Evolved landed like a Gravity Hammer on the original Xbox, a novel titled Halo: The Fall of Reach introduced fans to the sci-fi universe that would forever change the face of console first-person shooters. Nearly nine years, five games, and countless action figures, comic books, and yes, even energy drinks later, the video game retelling of the events depicted in that first novel has finally arrived. But Bungie's final Halo hasn't come to finish the fight, Master Chief handled that task in Halo 3, on the contrary, Reach is here to start the fight. A prequel to the original Halo, Reach's narrative conclusion is revealed right in the title of the previously mentioned novel.
So, it's a great surprise that a game with a not-so-secret ending manages to unspool the greatest Halo yarn yet. Despite going in knowing Reach will end with humanity on the brink of extinction, the game still consistently nudges players to the edge of their seats. This is due in no small part to a much more emotional, human-driven story than we've ever seen unfold in the series. As Six, a member of Noble Team, it doesn't take very long for you to become attached to your new Spartan family.
You fight along side these Master Chief-like warriors for much of the campaign, so when you witness the sacrifices they make on the battlefield and the bravery they display against seemingly certain death, your heart becomes as engaged as your trigger finger. There's also some great surprises in the story and a few endgame revelations that will send the most hardened Halo fans' jaws to the floor.
Supporting its well crafted narrative even further is Reach's cinematic pacing, which begins to reveal itself the second you hit the start button. As the story opens, your Noble team member spies a Spartan helmet with a crater blown in its visor, just before he pulls on his own protective headgear. This minor, but effectively ominous moment almost makes you feel like you've just signed your own death certificate. Continuing on, you pass black smoke-spitting Warthogs, bloodstained rocks and fresh corpses, as rain spills out of a darkened sky. By the time those first red blips scatter on your HUD map like roaches in a lit room, the tension's been ratcheted to near intolerable levels, you're five minutes in and itching to unload some rounds into anything with a pulse.
Another similarly affective moment comes later when you engage in space combat, a well publicised new addition to the series that I'm happy to report officially makes Halo cooler than Star Wars [Matt's opinion on this matter does not necessarily represent those of the GamePro editors, so please don't send us any hate mail telling us we're wrong - Ed] . But it's the scene before you're actually picking Covenant fleets from the stars that you again feel Reach's pacing take up residence in your anxiously beating heart, as you ascend the staging area of the Saber starship, strap into its cockpit and await blast-off, you're senses are stung with equal amounts of apprehension and excitement. Reach is filled with moments like these, making you feel as though you're experiencing a true epic rather than a smaller scale ODST-style spin-off.
Complementing this further, and courtesy of a brand new engine, is an eye-popping presentation that brings a new expansiveness to the Halo universe. Sweeping vistas, waterfall-dotted cliff faces, and battlefields whose combatants look like specs from a afar, continually remind you of Reach's ambitious scope. While much of this screen stretching beauty serves as a backdrop to the action, there are also moments when you're right in the middle of it. One level in particular, which sees you piloting a Falcon chopper above an impressively rendered skyscraper-filled city, wouldn't be out of place in a big budget science fiction film.
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Van means plenty of room to expand
Tuesday 10 April, 2018
Ajay Kamboj with his Nissan NV200 that's given him room to expand his business.
Ajay Kamboj might be a newcomer to the cleaning industry but he's taken a smart decision to futureproof the business with his choice of vehicle.
The 25-year-old soon realised that size would be an issue if he wanted to offer customers a wider range of services. Buying a spacious Nissan NV200 means there's plenty of room for all the gear he needs.
Ashburton-based Ajay was also surprised to find how economical the NV200 has turned out to be – even cheaper to run than his car.
"It has heaps of space and it's really cheap on gas, and that's the really good thing. It's only got a 1.6litre engine and it is a lot more economical to run than my Nissan Skyline."
Rob Glenie, Crest's South Canterbury Regional Manager, says the Nissan van was a smart choice for someone like Ajay.
"CrestClean is looking to roll out Nissan NV200 vans throughout the country.
"Our customers are now looking for a full service provider, which includes, Pure Water Window Cleaning, Hard Floor Care and Carpet Care.
"We have noticed that the small hatch back wagon used by a number of our franchisees is no longer large enough to accommodate all the equipment required."
Ajay has been with CrestClean for three months and has been able to carry on in his job as a lab technician at a local company. He works night shifts and looks after his Crest customers in the afternoons.
Having his own business will help achieve his plan to becoming a homeowner, he says. "I'm saving for a house and I'll be looking for a place in Ashburton. I'd like a three or four bedroom home if possible."
He moved to South Canterbury from Hawke's Bay and enjoys the lifestyle of the South Island. "I'm loving Ashburton. There's absolutely no traffic, that's the main thing. Everything is really close and I don't have to travel very far at all."
Ajay, who has two customers in Ashburton, is hoping to increase the size of his business.
"When I can get some savings I'll expand my business and hire some staff."
Rob says Ajay has a great attitude to his work. "He started in Ashburton in February and has gone from strength to strength and is enjoying the freedom of being a CrestClean business owner."
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Lez Bomb (2018) – What's New on Netflix Canada Today!
A young woman's attempt to come out of the closet on Thanksgiving gets complicated when her male roommate shows up to her parents' home unannounced. A still closeted young woman brings her girlfriend home for Thanksgiving, only to have her coming out efforts thwarted by the unexpected arrival of her male roommate.


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Earlier known as Cawnpore, Kanpur is one of the oldest industrial cities in Northern India. It's full of gardens and historical monuments and is an industrial hub, always bustling with activity. Located near the holy Ganges, Kanpur is a place for peace and tranquility.
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Not everyone has the stomach for working with it, and no one is immune without taking proper precautions to the potential dangers it can pose if your job involves working with blood or potentially infectious material. Healthcare workers, custodians, maintenance staff, research personnel, and construction workers are just some of the employment groups that may be at risk of exposure to bloodborne pathogens and who may benefit from some excellent guidance to ensure their safety and that the organizations they work for comply with the OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard.
Although they won't, in reality, cause a zombie outbreak, bloodborne pathogens are infectious microorganisms in human blood that can cause disease in humans. They can be transmitted in various ways, primarily through coming into direct contact with infected bodily fluids such as blood. Scary, we know! Which is why it is important that organizations who deal with potentially infectious material (such as needles, blood samples, medical waste, etc.) and those with a higher risk of on-the-job injuries (such as in the construction industry) take the necessary precautions to safeguard their staff against preventable exposure.
What is OSHA's Bloodborne Pathogens Standard?
• Providing medical evaluations for employee exposures.
How Can We Ensure That We Comply with the Bloodborne Pathogens Standard?
With an assortment like this, your employees, your budget and your peace of mind will remain unscathed!


I will be working in the SEC's new division of Risk, Strategy and Financial Innovation as Senior Policy Adviser to the Director. Here is a brief article and the SEC announcement. We are facing a critical time for defining the future of the financial system; an opportunity for financial reform that comes only once in a generation (if that), and I am excited to be part of this.
I will still be able to write posts from time to time, but obviously with limits on topics and with appropriate disclaimers. How much free time I have to do so, though, remains to be seen.
I won't be able to publish comments for this post related to the SEC.


JetCity Engineering is proud to announce the release of Part A of its Honeywell Primus Elite' display retrofit STC.
Under the EASA/FAA approved STC owners can elect to replace their ageing DU-870 CRT's with the latest DU-875 LCD technology under a form and fit replacement. Offering 2 x display reliability, improved clarity and readability with additional weight savings owners can elect to replace a single, dual or all four displays under the approved STC without the requirements to make any alterations to existing aircraft equipment.
JetCity Engineering has also recently completed installation and commenced validation testing of the enhanced features of the Primus Elite' display upgrade for the Learjet 40/45 series aircraft with STC approval expected Q1 2017. STC approval documentation package will be provided at no extra charge to customers for have already purchased Part A of the STC upgrade package.
Due to extended lead times of enhanced functionality installation components please contact us should you wish to register your interest.
Please click here for more information on the Learjet 40/45 Primus Elite' STC and special display/STC pricing incentives.
Learjet 40/45 Series Aircraft – Mid-Continent Instrument and Avionics MD-302 standby attitude module.
Are you sick of constantly replacing your worn out and noisy standby artificial horizon, tired of the standby altimeter failing to meet certification requirements with costly repairs.
JetCity Engineering is currently undertaking EASA/FAA STC certification for the removal of the ageing mechanical standby instruments and installation of the MD302 standby attitude module reducing aircraft downtime and ongoing maintenance certification costs associated with 24 month RVSM inspections and providing enhanced reliability of the critical standby instruments.


This summer, Kunsthal Charlottenborg in Copenhagen – one of the largest and most beautiful exhibition spaces for contemporary art in northern Europe – presents Renaissance of the Night. It's the largest and most comprehensive solo presentation of the internationally acclaimed artist Kirstine Roepstorff, and offers visitors the opportunity to step into a unique mindset of creativity and darkness.
Taking up the whole south wing of the Kunsthal, the exhibition will feature more than 70 works, including the incredible immersive sound and light work Theatre of Glowing Darkness, presented in a new format, and the 7.5-metre-long tapestry Renaissance of the Night. Other pieces, both new and old, will be examples of her work with painting, collage, relief and sculpture. Visitors will be transported on a journey from dusk to dawn as they pass through the exhibition.
When we reach the artist, she is in the middle of the last-minute preparations for the show and, needless to say, is very busy. However, it is obvious she is thrilled by the concept. "The movement of darkness is transformative. It gives room for creativity and possibilities, and it influences human existence, in both strengthening and challenging ways," she says.
An alumna of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and Rutgers University's Mason Gross School of the Arts, in New Jersey, USA, Roepstorff has been described as dealing with re-ordered power systems and new associations through her art. She has become known for her collages but, in more recent years, has also engaged in the making of abstract sculptures, some of which have been shown around Denmark in the form of public-art projects.
For those unable to visit Renaissance of the Night this summer, or for those just fascinated by the subject of darkness, the exhibition will be accompanied by a podcast series featuring different voices discussing their relationships with darkness – from a blind boy talking about his sense of light and colour to a renowned astrophysicist sharing his insights into stardust and its importance in the creation of planets. The series will be available for free streaming and download from June 14, in both Danish and English.


Opening for business in 2012, the Hermann Tilke-designed Moscow Raceway is one of the newest venues on the WTCC calendar. And with home manufacturer LADA – backed up by Rosneft, Russia's petroleum industry leader – going from strength-to-strength in the championship, the WTCC's fourth visit to Russia takes on added significance. The track's layout, particularly the long penultimate straight, promotes great racing and plenty of overtaking: Rob Huff described the inaugural WTCC race in 2013 as the "best ever". With two wins from a possible six and the qualifying lap record, Citroën factory driver Yvan Muller is currently the Moscow Raceway master.
1: Moscow Raceway, which opened in July 2012 prior to hosting a round of the World Series by Renault, is located 70 kilometres from from the Russian capital in the Volokolamsky District of Moscow Oblast.
2: Yvan Muller made WTCC Race of Russia history when he triumphed in the first of two counters at the track in 2013.
3: More history was made the following year when Ma Qing Hua became the first driver from China to win an FIA world championship motor race with victory in race two.
4: In terms of land area, Russia is the world's largest country and stretches across nine time zones.
5: Russia's Volga River is the longest in Europe at around 3690km/2293m, and the country also has the world's largest freshwater lake – Lake Baikal – with a depth of 5387ft/1642m. It contains around 20 per cent of the world's unfrozen fresh water.


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Q: {expect} - how to create the variable's name within a loop after (flight) take-off? This is the full script:
#!/usr/bin/expect

set a1 "aaa"
set a2 "bbb"
set a3 "ccc"

for {set b 1} {$b<4} {incr b} {
   send a$b
}

the output is:
 a1a2a3

what i wanted was the values for
$a1
$a2
$a3

how to fix ?
someone recommended "eval"
   eval send "a$b"

which does not seem to be working, outputs same thing as above.

A: It could be that you want an array:
array set myarr {
    a1 "aaa"
    a2 "bbb"
    a3 "ccc"
}

foreach {var value} [array get myarr] {
   puts "Color: $var Count: $value"
}

This code outputs this for me:
Color: a3 Count: ccc
Color: a1 Count: aaa
Color: a2 Count: bbb

So they don't actually have an order.
Or it could be that you're looking for a list:
set mylist {"aaa" "bbb" "ccc"}
lappend mylist "ddd"

foreach elem $mylist {
    puts $elem
}

This will output exactly:
aaa
bbb
ccc
ddd

This page should make such things pretty clear for you

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Episode 3 Of Stephanie Linus' 'Make Me Fabulous': Family Time For The Oreniyi's
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Spending time together as a family is important for building strong family ties, making lifelong memories and creating an environment that builds self-esteem and character in children. When asked, children say the number one thing they want most from their parents is time. Unfortunately, due to the busy schedules of most parents in their…
MTV MAMA 2015: Davido, Wizkid, Yemi Alade, Others Lead Nominations
VIMN Africa and MTV Base has revealed the nominations for the MTV Africa Music Awards at a star-studded reception at Harem, Johannesburg, South Africa attended by MAMA 2015 nominees Seyi Shay, Black Motion, Bucie, Cassper Nyovest and Diamond Platnumz and a host of artistes, celebrities and media. Celebrating the extraordinary evolution of African achievement, this year's MAMA recognises contemporary artistes…
"Haters Like To Talk About The Size Of My Head"- Banky W
Banky W has reminded fans of his ability as a rapper with a stunningly effortless freestyle performance on the MTV Base Official Naija Top Ten. Famous for his silky R&B songs and smooth ballads, he hosts the latest edition of the weekly countdown show where he reminds his fans of his hip hop credentials and…
"I'm Serious About My Girlfriend" – Ice Prince Declares His Love For Maima
"Everything about my life is serious. Of course it's serious." This is the response of superstar rapper Ice Prince to a question about his relationship with Ghanaian-French beauty Maima. The Choc Boi Nation artiste who is known for keeping his private life out of the public eye, makes this revelation during a no-holds barred chat…
Davido Clarifies That He Graduated With A Second Class From Babcock University!
There had been conflicting reports going round social media that Davido graduated with a First Class from Babcock University. The 'Omo Baba' singer has taken to Twitter to clarify things, saying he graduated with Second Class in Music. To celebrate this fete, Davidi posted some photos on his Instagram at his graduation, he tagged one…
Imagine Dolapo Oni Hanging From A Danfo Bus – Last Week On "The Marcy Project
Can you imagine Dolapo Oni hanging from a Danfo bus, calling in passengers? This and more is what you get to see on "The Marcy Project". "The Marcy Project" is a 30-minute TV series hosted by Marcy Dolapo Oni. In the first episode which aired last Saturday, Dolapo had the amazing Omawumi and rising star…
Dr Sid & Wife Simi Share First Photos Of their Baby Girl
Mavin Records star Dr Sid is a proud dad. Dr Sid and wife Simi shared these lovely photos on Instagram of their baby girl. Simi tagged one of the photos saying: "There are no words to describe the way I feel right now!! God is so good!!!! #thankyouforyourprayers #daddyslittlegirl #myminimeisfinallyhere #imsograteful" …
Get Ready To Meet The Cast Of Tinsel
Lovers of Tinsel, the longest running and most successful soap opera in Sub-Saharan Africa, are in for a treat as the cast of the hit show will be meeting with fans for autograph signing sessions in Lagos, Port-Harcourt and Abuja! This is your opportunity to meet with Gbenro Ajibade, Funlola Aofiyebi, Iretiola Doyle, Beverly Naya,…
Banky W & D'Banj Join The World In Welcoming The New Taste Of Tropical Luxury
Nigeria's premier personalities and most versatile talents – including award-winning musicians Banky W and D'Banj – will be joining the global celebrity elite in Mauritius from June 3 to 5 to celebrate the international launch of CÎROC Pineapple, which will be available in Nigeria from September. As the pinnacle of CÎROC's signature style of next-generation…
'Make Me Fabulous' Episode 2! Stephanie Linus' Gives The Ojomos The Date Of Their Life
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There is no entry with regard to this priory in the Valor of 1535.
This house and its revenues were given by Henry VIII, together with the possessions of several dissolved priories to the short-lived Benedictine abbey of Bisham, Berks, established in 1537. In the following year, when this abbey was suppressed, the Mendham possessions were granted by the crown to Charles duke of Suffolk.
1. Cited in Dugdale, Mon. v, 58.
2. Harl. MS. 972, fol. 113.
3. Charters cited, Dugdale, Mon. v, 58-9.
4. Pope Nich. Tax. (Rec. Com.), 92b, 94b, 104, 104b, 105, 107, 115b, 118b, 126b, 127b.
5. Close, 11 Edw. III, pt. ii, m. 39.
6. Duckett, Visitations and Chapters-General of Order of Cluny, 40.
8. Dugdale, Mon. v, 59.
9. Blomefield, Hist. of Norf. iii, 254, from Mendham Ct. R.
11. Maddox, Form. Angl. 360.
12. Blomefield, Hist. of Norf. iii, 254.
23. Bodl. Chart. Suff. 229.
24. Dugdale, Mon. v, 57; B.M. Cast lxxii, 8.