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Paul Bracq (born December 13, 1933, Bordeaux, France) is an automotive designer noted for his work at Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Citroën,and Peugeot.
Bracq's career began in the design studio of Philippe Charbonneaux, serving as his assistant in 1953 and 1954. During this period, the studio produced the designs for the French Presidential limousine built by Citroën, a one-off Pegaso coupe, and other automobiles.
Bracq served his mandatory military service from late 1954 through 1957. Subsequently, he worked for Daimler-Benz, heading its design studio in Sindelfingen, a post he would hold for ten years. Bracq styled the Mercedes 600, 230SL/250SL/280SL roadster, the 220S coupé, the 250 and 220D, the W108 and W114 coupe series, and its stablemate the W115 – all of the '60s and '70s.
Upon his return to France in 1967, Bracq worked for Brissonneau and Lotz, where he worked on the design of the TGV high-speed passenger train led by Jacques Cooper. During this time, Bracq was also responsible for prototypes of a sports car based on the BMW 1600Ti and a coupé based on the Simca 1100.
In 1970, Bracq was appointed design director of BMW, where he was responsible for the initial designs of the top-of-the-line 7 Series. His 1973 "Turbo" concept car won "Concept Car of the Year" by the Revue Automobile Suisse that year; the car repeated the feat in 1992 in the Bagatelle Concours d'Elegance.
Braque began with Peugeot in 1974, going on to design personal transportation for the Pope and the interiors of the Peugeot 604[1] and the 505.[2]
Bracq is also active as a judge in many automotive concours, including the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance.
^ Pagneux, Dominique (2000), La Peugeot 604 de mon père.. ETAI, Boulogne-Billancourt, France.
^ Hogg, Tony (ed.). "Peugeot 505: "Progress not compromise, the Peugeot for the Eighties" — P.S.A. Peugeot-Citroën". Road & Track's Road Test Annual & Buyer's Guide 1981 (January–February 1981): 142.
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stimer
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This is a simple timer library implemented in C. The library is designed to use only static
memory allocation, what make it interesting to employ in microcontrollers projects or other
devices used in embedded system.

Features
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* no external dependency
* use only static memory allocation
* easy to use and setup

How to install
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Simply copy the content of src directory to your work directory.

Configuration
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The configuration of the library is done by setting 'define' macros in the header file,
under the configuration section.

There are two configuration macros which can be tweaked: *STIMER_TICK_PERIOD* and
*STIMER_MAX_INSTANCES*. The macro *STIMER_TICK_PERIOD* must be set to the period of
the interrupt service routine (ISR). In the other hand *STIMER_MAX_INSTANCES* macro
might be adjusted to the desired amount of timers.

How to use
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Once the *STIMER_TICK_PERIOD* setting is done, the call of the function stimer_tick()
must be placed inside of the ISR function. Ideally the user should use a hardware timer
ISR exclusively for this purpose.

To see more details how to use the library, please check the online
[API documentation](http://ricardocrudo.github.io/stimer).

Build
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    mkdir -p build && cd build
    cmake .. -DENABLE_TESTS=Yes -DENABLE_LINTER=Yes -DENABLE_COVERAGE=Yes -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug
    make -j`nproc`
    ctest -V
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    ctest -V -T memcheck

License
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MIT

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Hidden Spirits
Slàinte Mhath and Welcome Back!
This week's tasting from TLWC takes us back to an offering from the Hidden Spirits Whisky Company. Hidden Spirits is an Italian independent bottling company based out of the beautiful northern city of Ferrara. Their stated mission is to "discover and select the finest casks of Single Malt Scotch Whisky in order to create unforgettable independent bottlings, in limited edition".
Our host for tonight is Hidden Spirits brand ambassador, Andrea Dionori. Andrea first discovered whisky around five years ago; according to him, it was love at first sight. Now, Andrea is the current panel chair of the International Spirits Challenge and supervises at London's own Milroy's of SoHo, primarily working in their private sales department. Andrea is also the opening manager for The Dram House, a private members club above Milroy's. His primary background is in cocktails, having won multiple awards including the Fenjiu Baijiu Cocktail Competition in 2019, where he crafted the winning cocktail from a spirit he had never tasted previously, beating out competitors from Soho House, Annabel's, and the Rosewood in London.
Hidden Spirits Whisky Company
Before we dive into the drams, let's take a quick look at where they are from:
The Hidden Spirits Whisky Company was founded by Andrea Ferrari to seek out the world's finest Single Malt Scotches through meticulously selecting its bottles. A small company, run essentially just by Andrea, Hidden Spirits bottles just a few different spirits a year. One of their unique aspects of the company is that every cask that is bottled by Hidden Spirits is personally sampled and approved by Andrea. His true vision is to share with the world a collection of fine whiskies that are true to his tastes. He hopes that we share the same sentiment. In general, Andrea, and thus Hidden Spirits, tends to like ex-bourbon casks, since in his opinion sherry can often overpower some of the more nuanced flavours of the spirit. He rarely goes for cask finishes for the same reason, though Hidden Spirits has certainly dabbled with their own finishes in the past. Andrea also tries to embrace his Italian heritage, with the artwork for various bottles designed by various Italian artists, primarily from Ferrara, which is known for its street artists.
In terms of product lines, Hidden Spirits offers a variety of core ranges. The choice to bottle or not to bottle at cask strength depends purely on the final taste of the spirit. The core lines are as follows, though it is of note that the Young Rebels Collection, which was introduced to showcase young whiskies while some of the older lines were maturing, is largely discontinued:
Highproof Collection: cask strength single casks over eight years of age.
Hidden Spirits Classic Collection: single casks of varying strength over eight years of age.
Young Rebels Collection: single casks under eight years of age.
Prior to founding Hidden Spirits in 2013, Andrea Ferrari was an avid whisky collector and blogger, as well as working as a consultant for a wine and spirits company in the north of Italy. After traveling to Scotland, he set up the Hidden Spirits company to source and bottle whisky. In addition to whisky, Andrea partnered with Stefano Cremaschi of The Whisky Roundabout, an Italian spirits platform, to found The Wild Parrot. Much like Hidden Spirits, The Wild Parrot seeks to source and bottle rum in Stefano's words, "that fully reflects our style." Together, their aim is to create wonderfully complex and unique products, with a hint of Italian charm.
What's in our Glencairn?
Our exciting line-up for the night's tasting (in order):
Glentauchers, 1996, 23 y/o, 50.8%
Tobermory (Unpeated Ledaig), 1995, 25 y/o, 50.2%
Strathisla, 2002, 17 y/o, 52.4%
Tomintoul, 2005, 14 y/o, 52.6%
Ledaig, 2007, 12 y/o, 52.8%
Dram 1 – Glentauchers, 1996, 23 y/o
The Glentauchers distillery was founded during the height of the 'Pattison Crisis' at the end of the 19th century. At the time, whisky as an investment had become popular in Europe, particularly as various plagues reduced the supply of French grapes for Cognac. Underhanded investment processes, caused by financial speculation, brought a close to the whisky boom, resulting in the closure of many distilleries. Glentauchers is one of the few distilleries founded during the period that has managed to survive to this day. The brand has kept a low profile, with much of its whisky going into blends.
Glentauchers was built in 1989 by James Buchanan, the creator of "Black & White" and "Buchanan", and W. P Lowrie from Glasgow. Buchanan overtook ownership a few years later. In 1958, the distillery added a steam engine and electricity to its production line. In 1965, the capacity was increased from two stills to six. Four years later, the distillery was largely closed, officially shutting its doors in 1985 before reopening under new ownership in 1990. Production resumed in 1992, before the distillery was purchased by Pernod Ricard / The Chivas Brothers.
Though largely blend-focused, Glentauchers has output a steady stream of single malts, often by independent or third party bottlers, since the 1990s.
The Glentauchers, 1996, 23 y/o was bottled by Hidden Spirits in 2020 as part of their High Proof line. Ringing in at 50.8%, the spirit is one of only 162 bottles. In terms of traditional flavour profile, Glentauchers tends to be very clean and fruity when aged for seven to eight years. Common flavours include banana, green apples and a lack of the bitter coffee or dark chocolate flavours. When aged for twenty or more years, Glentauchers tends to showcase the wood cooperage, with lots of oils, orchard fruits and spices, according to Andrea. Compared to the traditional Glentauchers, this dram is less sherry-focused, showcasing more of the distillate. In general, it is subtle, with a focus on light, fruity and floral flavors.
The estimated price is £156.
Dram 2 – Tobermory (Unpeated Ledaig), 1995, 25 y/o
The Tobermory distillery is the only legal distillery on the Isle of Mull, located just north of Islay and Jura. Founded in 1798 by John Sinclair under the name Ledaig, it is one of the few distilleries established before the Excise Act of 1823, which formally legalised whisky production. The distillery was launched with the help of the Stevenson brothers, who would later go on to found their own distillery, Oban. The distillery changed hands countless times, eventually being purchased by Burn Stewart Distillers in 1991. In 2002, the distillery was acquired by venture capital firm CL Financial, but was bought out by the South African Distell Group Limited following unusually low rainfall in 2013.
The Many Changing Hands of Tobermory
Today, the brand 'Tobermory' is used for all unpeated malt whisky from the distillery, while the lightly peated whisky is sold under the historic 'Ledaig' label. The malt whisky produced on Mull is first shipped to the Deanston distillery for filling into casks and then transported to Bunnahabhain for aging in the Islay coastal climate. Historically, the brand has struggled due to a number of factors, including producing whisky under two different brands, Tobermory and Ledaig, as well as the intermittent closing of the distillery. From founding to today (2021), the distillery has been closed approximately 45% of its life.
In terms of production, Tobermory Single Malt is distilled from unpeated malted barley and matured in oak casks for at least ten years. The malts are used in a number of blends, including Scottish Leader and Black Bottle of Burn Stewart Distillers. Distillery water comes from a private loch near the Mishnish Lochs. As of 1990, the distillery has been capable of producing one million litres of spirit a year using traditional copper-domed cast iron mash tun, four washbacks made of Oregon pine and four spirit stills. The whisky is traditionally matured in bourbon barrels and sherry casks.
According to their website, the Tobermory single malt is typically "bright and colourful… with vibrant fruit, spice and subtle salty notes, reflective of [their] harbour waters."
The 1995 Tobermory is the 2020 bottling of Tobermory's unpeated line and sourced through Hidden Spirits. The single malt was bottled in limited quantity from a single cask, with only 248 bottles produced. There is no artificial colouring, and the ABV of 50.2% means that no chill filtering is necessary to achieve a clear, unclouded spirit. The whisky is matured for 25 years in refill hogsheads.
Andrea Dionori informed us that this particular bottle is "likely the product of mislabeling."
In general, Tobermory tends to be unpeated, with Ledaig being the distillery's peated line. Ledaig is typically produced twice a year in the same stills as the Tobermory spirit. After a peated run, many distilleries will run non-peated spirit to clean out the still, which will have traces of phenols still inside them. Phenols are a powerful particulate with a strong taste and smell, so even trace amounts can greatly influence the senses. This unpeated malt run through a "dirty" still will pick up the phenols, resulting in a slightly smoky whisky. This lightly peated whisky is often sent off to other distilleries for blending purposes. Andrea suspects that the 1995 Tobermory is from one of these cleaning runs. From 1991 to 1996, Ledaig actually had relatively low levels of phenol compared to today, so it would be quite easy to confuse the cleaning run with a peated run. Since this particular cask has lower levels of phenol than even the 1991-96 Ledaig lines, Andrea suspects that this is the case, making the cask a product of mislabeling rather than intention.
The price of this dram is approximately £195.
Dram 3 – Strathisla, 2002, 17 y/o
Strathisla is one of the oldest continuously operated distilleries in Scotland. Originally founded in 1786 by George Taylor and Alexander Milne under the name Milltown Distillery, the distillery's name was changed to Strathisla in the 1870's, Milton in the 1890's, and back to Strathisla in 1951. The name Strathisla is Gaelic and refers to the Isla river that flows alongside the distillery; the word "Strath" roughly translates to "shallow valley." The distillery changed hands several times, but ultimately ended up in the hands of Pernod Ricard and the Chivas Brothers.
Much of the Strathisla single malt is used in various blends for Chivas, though the distillery manages to release a continuous stream of semi-official releases through independent bottlers. One point of note is that the distillery has one of the longest fermentation processes of any distillery, which lends more citrus and fruit notes to the distillate.
This particular dram is bottled at 52.4% by Hidden Spirits, after the whisky is aged for 17 years in ex-bourbon casks. A total of 201 bottles were produced.
Dram 4 – Tomintoul, 2005, 14 y/o
Tomintoul whisky comes from the Tomintoul-Glenlivet distillery, located on the Glenlivet estate in the Speyside region of Scotland. Founded in 1964 by the Glasgow whisky traders Hey & Macleod and W. and S. Strong, it was later bought by Scottish and Universal Investment Trust in 1973. The distillery changed hands several times, including ownership by Whyte and Mackay, before finally being purchased by Angus Dundee in 2000. The London-based group also owns Glencadam.
The distillery started with one wash still and one spirit still, but capacity was doubled in 1973, and now includes two wash stills, two spirit stills and six stainless steel washbacks. Water for production comes from the Ballantruan spring. Up until recently, as much as 98% of production went towards blends; however, Angus Dundee have since transformed the distillery to produce largely single malts. In addition to producing a number of age statement lines under the Tomintoul name, the distillery also selects single casks to be sold under their "vintage" line.
This particular dram is a 2020 single-cask bottling. It is finished in a cask that previously held peated whisky. Distilled in 2005, the 14 year old whisky rings in at 52.6%, with only 268 bottles produced. After purchasing, Andrea finished the 14 year old whisky for over a year in ex-bourbon casks from Ben Nevis, which previously held heavily peated whisky.
The estimated price is £70.
Dram 5 – Ledaig, 2007, 12 y/o
As referenced previously, Ledaig (pronounced 'Let-chick') is the peated brother of the Tobermory line. Distilled from the same barley and using virtually the same process as Tobermory, Ledaig-earmarked grain is malted using peat, ringing in at 30-40ppm of phenol.
Compared to the Tobermory, Ledaig is traditionally reminiscent of "sweet smoke and earthy notes" according to the distillers.
The 2007 Ledaig is the 2020 bottling of Tobermory's peated line, marketed under the Ledaig name and sourced through Hidden Spirits. The single malt was bottled in limited quantity from a single cask, with only 310 bottles produced. There is no artificial colouring, and again the ABV of 52.8% means that no chill filtering is necessary to achieve a clear, unclouded spirit. The whisky is matured for 12 years in a refill bourbon hogshead.
If you missed the tasting or just want to see what all the hype is about, here are the tasting notes from the night, as written by TLWC community.
Because of their age and the fact they are cask strength, all of the drams were poured half an hour before the tasting began. A few drops of Larkfire Water were added by pipette to each dram for a second tasting, to see how the drams would develop.
Dram 1 – Glentauchers, 1996, 23 y/o, 50.8% ABV
Colour: Heavily-oaked Chardonnay.
Nose: Furniture polish, sandalwood, and lots of fruit, including lemon, coconut, melon, passionfruit, pineapple, grapes and orchard. Sweets and sweetness emerge with Skittles and gobstoppers, sweet mead and Marsala wine, plus hay.
Nose with water: Cigarette sweets, Crunchie bars with extra honeycomb centre, orchard fruits, Seville oranges and hazelnuts.
Palate: Thick mouthfeel, very honeyed, tropical fruits and overly ripe cantaloupe melon, tinned pineapples, more sweetness from mead and crème caramel, plus baking spices, including cinnamon, lemon and fresh floral elements.
Palate with water: Much softer, there are slabs of Sharp's toffee , more honey and a Crunchie bar.
Finish: Freshly hewn oak, orange jelly, marmalade and, right at the end, pure alcohol.
Finish with water: Soft fruits.
Conclusion: A dram that needs to sit before tasting, as befits its age. It's a pleasure to taste an older Glentauchers, especially as many of the more recent versions use sherry casks, this one sings with plenty of fruit and honey notes.
Dram 2 – Tobermory (Unpeated Ledaig), 1995, 25 y/o, 50.2% ABV
Nose: Tobacco and cigar ash, fruitiness from figs and dark fruits, raisins, a hint of citrus fruits and raspberry tarts with Chantilly cream.There's Brittany salt, gorse, pine resin and jelly beans, fresh bread covered in peanut butter, and more drizzled with Balsamic vinegar. Schooldays come to mind with rubber pencil cases and pencil shavings full of graphite. A few members detected cheese.
Nose with water: Postboxes came to mind, thanks to the almost reassuring smell of scraped antique metal and old paint, more metal with zips scraped with graphite pencils, plus coal and then the more traditional tasting notes of baked apples with currants and cloves.
Palate: A very meaty dram with a creamy mouthfeel, there's also dunnage and mushrooms. Maritime influence emerges with brine aplenty. Anchovy paste and crab paste, with fruit notes from cherries, coconut and a hint of grapefruit and dark chocolate. Liquorice plus Rocky Road ice cream and marshmallows.
Palate with water: Worn leather saddles, honey on seeded wholemeal bread, plus those thick plastic school lunchboxes from the 1980s.
Finish: A long finish with antique oak, hay, black pepper, walnut husk, a hint of tropical fruit, including passion fruit, and the meatiness of sausage rolls, plus salty crab Rangoon.
Finish with water: A heavy antique oak chest of drawers.
Conclusion: Also known as Unpeated Ledaig, there's a lot going on and all of it good, especially if you're a fan of the maritime influence. A fine dram, give it time to breathe and it delivers.
Additional Notes: Many people found it to be a bit lighter than the ABV suggested. Compared to the typical Tobermory, TLWC found this dram to be less fruity.
Dram 3 – Strathisla, 2002, 17 y/o, 52.4% ABV
Nose: Anyone for tea? Fortnum & Mason Sunday afternoon tea, plus Earl Grey tea, honey and lemon curd. There's the comforting scent of baking, Bakewell tarts, fruit notes from red berries and strawberry cheesecake, blueberries, juicy tropical fruits, including watermelon and pineapple, plus citrus and orchard fruits, even Fox's Glacier Fruits. There's an Old-fashioned cocktail with extra orange bitters, plus vanilla, caramel, wild flowers and herbs, plus floral jam, sea pebbles and a little wax. And an unusual medicine cabinet note – Tums.
Nose with water: Floral and paint notes.
Palate: Buttered toast and honey, strawberries, tinned tangerines and oranges, plus Compass Box Orangerie, and a hint of smoke with a blast of spice, including cinnamon and baking spices. Returning to the medicine cabinet, there's children's strawberry and cherry-flavoured cough medicines.
Palate with water: Bertie Bassett sweets from a packet of Liquorice Allsorts, dragon fruit and light smoke.
Finish: Described as 'super' and 'powerful', even the best part of the dram, there's oak, plus candied spiced fruits, citrus including orange jelly, pepper, ginger, caramel, honey and 'Undevit' vitamins.
Finish with water: Spanish honey custard dessert and a splash of orange juice, but the finish was shortened with water.
Conclusion: The favourite of the night, a very easy drinker and a great quality, quaffable dram which works better without the water, in my opinion
Additional Notes: Many people found this dram to get better when it is left to sit out and breathe before tasting.
Dram 4 – Tomintoul, 2005, 14 y/o, 52.6% ABV
Nose: Head out to the garden for this one with dry mulch, wood chips, grass and fresh turf, freshly dug fence posts, and soil. Tropical fruit notes of lychee, banana and pineapple, yuzu, cloves, plus icing sugar, lemon soap and almond hand-cream.
Nose with water: Garden centre and roses with bare root stock.
Palate: The taste of the outdoors, it's very earthy, with soil, rocks, compost heaps, greenhouses, grass, ash and vegetation. There's cinnamon, oak, orange marmalade, candied almonds, chocolate, vanilla, bananas, chewing gum and wax.
Palate with water: Orange, hay, spicy goulash and crude spirit.
Finish: Long finish with oak, tobacco and cigar ash, composting leaves, chocolate, vanilla, lemon and a waft of smoke.
Finish with water: Hay and oak.
Conclusion: Very much a talking point dram, especially once the distinctive soil note was detected. It split the room because it was so different but it still had its fans who loved it.
Additional Notes: Andrea described this whisky as hit or miss. TLWC agreed that the flavour profile was interesting for a tasting, unlike anything else they had tried, though only one person was enamored by the unusual palate profile.
Much like Laphroaig 10, this bottle garnered several unique descriptors, including "chewing gum marmite," "whisky that does a summersault," and a "compost heap of roses."
Dram 5 – Ledaig, 2007, 12 y/o, 52.8% ABV
Colour: Pinot Grigio.
Nose: A very visual scent of sweaty cowboys sitting around an ashy, peat bonfire, cooking herring and herb sausages, ripping into corned beef, with brambles full of blackberries nearby and warm horses with worn leather saddles covered in dust from the trail.
Nose with water: Fleece pyjamas, smoky coal fire, white pepper and chilli papadums.
Palate: A great tasting quartet of smoke, leather, the coast and medicine cabinets with smoke puffs, peat, tobacco, leather boots and saddles, stables, driftwood, frayed ropes, and brine, Germolene and TCP.
Palate with water: Soft mouthfeel and smoke puffs.
Finish: Long with smoke, peat and tobacco, leather, motor oil, sandpaper and oak, and top notes of grapefruit and white pepper.
Finish with water: Smoke puffs galore.
Conclusion: A very stylish, well-balanced, butch Ledaig. It's not the most complex dram but is a very easy quaffer, perfect for sharing with friends – and in a whisky club. My personal favourite and it's good value, the cheapest dram of the night.
Overall conclusion: An excellent introduction to Hidden Sprits, the indie bottler has something for everyone – and definitely one to watch. I look forward to trying more of their range. The Strathisla was the clear winner, the Tomintoul had the most chat but a great evening and a very interesting mix of drams.
If You Can Only Choose One Dram
The dram of the night by quite a large margin was the Strathisla 2002, 17 year, naturally from Hidden Spirits. TLWC found the spirit, bottled at 52.4%, to be the epitome of a whisky rollercoaster. Every time I personally put the drink to my lips, I was met with a new set of flavours, each more enticing than the last.
The honorable mention for the night was the Tomintoul, 2005, 14 y/o. I don't think many people will be reaching for this dram on a nightly basis, but it was certainly an interesting dram unlike anything else. Cheers to Hidden Spirits for creating a Frankenstein of a dram – not particularly delicate, but indubitably captivating.
Where to Find Us Next
The next club tasting will be the Murray McDavid Virtual Tasting with João Pedro Medeiros held on 24 February 2021 at 8:30 GMT.
Written by Shaffer Patrick.
Tasting notes by Fi Shoop.
Worm Tubs
James Hope
July has started very well indeed. Not only are days warm and nights long but events at the club have been going from strength to strength. On Wednesday 10th July the club met once again at The Bottlescrue in St Pauls for a geeky night of whisky fun. The theme for the night was distilleries that use worm tub condensers…
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Write up by Luke Jones… The latest virtual tasting from the London whisky club comes from the boys…
The inaugural meeting of the London Whisky Club took place in Jez Bhatt's offices at Putney Bridge on Wednesday 23rd May 2018. Attendees were Jez Bhatti, Jason Vaswani, James Hope and Michael Hay. The four of us had all been regular participants in Roy Duff / Aqvavitae's YouTube live stream chats, and on one chat Jez and Jason suggested having…


Rainfall was recorded at all but one of South Gippsland Water's storages from 27th May – 2nd June 2017. Lance Creek 39mm, Ruby Creek 36mm, Coalition Creek 46mm, Deep Creek 51mm, Little Bass 26mm and Battery Creek 75mm.
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Opening night party with open bar and food if you would like to join us. It will be $30.00 a ticket but they are limited. We will be screening the short film's Death and Disco Fries, The Choice, Smack, and Santino. We will be honoring filmmaker DJ Higgins and actress Jennifer Giles. It is not part of the filmmakers package but just a beginning party. We decided to do an open bar and free food and films. It will sell out quickly so you can buy your tickets now. This is a separate deal from the festival.
Films all day long with student award night and after parties at the bar.
Films all day long and an award show.


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Q: Boolean Expression Only Showing False Output I'm self-teaching python and I've experienced an issue for the first time that doesn't have an error message for me to figure out what the heck is wrong with it haha. I'm practicing boolean expressions with a small guessing game and only the false output is showing even if I use the true output. I have a feeling it's a simple problem but it's got me stumped.
print("Hello there!")
guess = input("Can you guess my favorite food?")

if guess == "Tacos":
    print("Tacos are life")
else:
    print("GROSS!")
print("Thanks for playing the guessing game!! Go eat TACOS!")

A: I think you may enter a space before your input. so guess will be " Tacos" and not
"Tacos". otherwise I think it should work. the line from your screenshot

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Q: VB.Net & Access - Set two foreign keys, that refer to the same table/field I have an Access database where I want to store the contacts in a company:
In this database I have a table named "users" where I keep the users
which will have access to the database. In the main table, named "contacts",
two of my fields "insert_user" and "contact_user" refer to the user
who entered the contact information and the user who actually made the contact.
The way I am thinking it, I will have to set both of the fields as foreign keys
to the same table/field, namely "users"/"username".
So:
I set two foreign key constrains in two different fields ("insert_user", "contact_user"), which refer to the same table/field ("users"/"username") in an
Access database, using VB.Net OleDB (See the SQL Statement below)
ALTER TABLE contacts ADD CONSTRAINT insert_user_foreignkey FOREIGN KEY (insert_user) REFERENCES users (username)
ALTER TABLE contacts ADD CONSTRAINT contact_user_foreignkey FOREIGN KEY (contact_user) REFERENCES users (username)

I open the database with MS-Access.
I see that all the tables are fine (as they should be).
However when I click on relationships at Access I get all my tables plus a table named users_1 connected to "contacts"/"contact_user" (the table users is only connected to "contacts"/"insert_user")
It is very strange that in the Table View of Access I don't see this table, but only in the Relationships View.
Questions

*

*Is my thinking right (to set 2 foreign keys, that refer to the same table/field)?

*What is this table "users_1"?

*Will my database work or am I doing something wrong?

A: This is the way that Access sets up relationships when a table is used more than once. If you added another relationship, it would be for users_2 and so on. This is only an alias, not a new table.


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Biden avoids directly confronting Romney's "47 percent" remark (AUDIO)
September 18, 2012 By O. Kay Henderson
Vice President Joe Biden in Ottumwa.
Vice President Joe Biden spoke late this morning in Ottumwa, suggesting Republican rivals Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan "are not on the level" with voters a variety of issues like Medicare, the national debt, trade and taxes.
"I found it stunning in what was otherwise a really good speech that Governor Romney made accepting his nomination that he said, emphatically, as president he would take a jobs tour," Biden said. "Well, folks, based on his record, it's going to have to be a foreign trip."
Biden suggested the rhetoric from Romney and Ryan doesn't match their plans for the country.
"Folks, we've seen this movie before," Biden said. "Massive tax cuts for the wealthy, shed reasonable regulations on Wall Street and the big banks, let the insurance companies go back to making decisions about pre-existing conditions, life-time limits and the rest about your health insurance — we know how that movie ends…It ends in a catastrophe for the middle class."
As he did the day before in Burlington, Biden touted the Obama Administration's record on trade issues. According to Biden, the U.S. has filed more trade cases against China in the last four years than Republican George W. Bush's administration did in its eight years.
"The fact is there's nothing I can see that Romney has said or done or is proposing where he would stand up to unfair trade practices or eliminate incentives for American corporations to leave Iowa and go somewhere else," Biden said.
Biden told the crowd he and President Obama favor restoring the economy the "old-fashioned way" by focusing on policies that benefit the middle class.
AUDIO of Biden's speech.
Biden spoke for nearly half an hour, then shook hands and posed for pictures with the crowd for another 20 minutes. A reporter asked Biden about a remark Romney made at a fundraiser, suggesting his job as the GOP nominee was "not to worry" about the "47 percent" of Americans who will vote for Obama because they're "dependent on government" and "believe they're victims." Biden merely said he would "let the words speak for themselves."
Shawn McCoy, a spokesman for Romney's campaign, issued a written statement in response to Biden's remarks.
"President Obama and Vice President Biden have proposed failed policies that have led to more and more government, and greater and greater debt," McCoy said. "Mitt Romney's plan for a stronger middle class will create 12 million new jobs and move Americans off of government dependency and into greater prosperity."
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Q: How do I call a method from a class that was not instantiated in Java? I would like to start off by apologizing for the bad title. I know the title can be improved, but I do not know the term that is appropriate. Help with the title is appreciated.
As for my question, I am curious if I can call a method from the 'Friend' class. I'm not sure how to explain my question, so I hope this code helps.
public class Main {
  public static void main(String args[]) {

  int friends = 0;

  while(friends < 3) {
    new Friend().talk("Hello");
    friends ++;

    try {
      Thread.sleep(500);
    } catch(InterruptedException e) {
      e.printStackTrace();
    }

  }

  // How do I call the 'goodbye()' method from one of the 'Friend' classes?

  }
}

Friend Class:
public class Friend {

  int talk = 0;

  public Friend() {
  }

  public void talk(final String word) {

    Thread speech = new Thread() {
      public void run() {

        while(talk < 5) {
          System.out.println(talk + ": " + word);

          try {
              Thread.sleep(1000);
           } catch (InterruptedException ie) {
               ie.printStackTrace();
           }

          talk ++;
        }

      }
    };

    speech.start();

  }

    public void goodbye() {
      talk = 5;
    }

}

Please let me know if I can call the methods from classes if I create the class objects like I showed above. Also, if someone could please tell me the proper term for calling methods from classes like I showed, it would be a huge help. Thanks in advance!

A: In your main method create an instance of the Friend class
Friend f=new Friend();

then call its methods
f.talk("Hello");
f.goodbye();
...

Doing so you will be referring to the same object. In your case, this is what you get
public static void main(String args[]) {
    int friends = 0;
    Friend f = new Friend();
    while (friends < 3) {
        f.talk("Hello");
        friends++;
        try {
            Thread.sleep(500);
        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }
    f.goodbye();
}

A: Do you know about static fields and methods? They can be called without instantiation. Define a class like
public class Friend {
    public static void sayHello() {
        System.out.println("Hello");
    }
}

Then, in your main method, you can call it simply as
Friend.sayHello();

This is an example of calling a method on a class that is not instantiated in Java. Further reading - Understanding Class Members

A: If static isn't what you're looking for which I tend to believe because of your comment and where it exists in the code

How do I call the 'goodbye()' method from one of the 'Friend' classes?

then your question is misleading in the sense that you really are instantiating objects. In this example I create Friends and store them in an array.
public static void main(String args[]) {

    int count = 0;

    //you can store reference to Friend in an array
    Friend[] friends = new Friend[3];

    //in the loop, you make 3 new Friends
    while (count < 3) {
        friends[count] = new Friend();
        count++;
    }

    //Since they're instantiated and stored in the array, you can call their methods later
    friends[0].goodbye();
    //or
    friends[1].goodbye();
    //or
    friends[2].goodbye();
}

A: Different ways to create objects in Java

*

*Using new keyword
This is the most common way to create an object in Java.
Friend f = new Friend();
f.talk("Hello");

*Using Class.forName()
Friend class has a public default constructor so you can create an object in this way.
Friend f = (Friend) Class.forName("Friend").newInstance();

*Using clone()
The clone() can be used to create a copy of an existing object.
Friend anotherF = new Friend();
Friend f= anotherF.clone();

*Using object deserialization
Object deserialization is nothing but creating an object from its serialized form.
ObjectInputStream inStream = new ObjectInputStream(anInputStream );
Friend f= (Friend) inStream.readObject();

You can use any one of them to create object and then call the method.


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Here are few items of importance for you to consider when working with the Open Browser Window Behavior: Pop-up windows should typically be smaller than the Web page that launched it. It does not have to be, but it makes good design sense to apply the idea. These sizes can vary. Here are a few suggestions.
Try 600 x 400 for showing off graphics and image related work. Use 400 x 300 for smaller work that requires smaller windows. Try 600 x 800 for long text-based pages such as an interactive Web resume. Let's use the background color white. Each of these pop-up windows has a unique link address (URL) that links to a distinct HTML page that you must create separately (Towers, 1999).
What this means to your portfolio is that you must create a separate page for each "piece of work" that you put into the portfolio. You are probably thinking that this will complicate and lengthen the production process. Actually, it will shorten it. You can use your flowchart to assume the number of pages needed for the work going into the Web portfolio. Work on one page until you are completely happy.
Then use Save As to save the page again and again as a template for each piece of work. The pop-up window should be kept simple with minimum graphics and text. Navigation should be included but it can most definitely be text-based. The layout can consist of a few strategically placed layers that will contain a work layer and a navigation layer.
No other content is needed. We do not want to distract the user away from our content. In addition, we use other techniques inside the pop-up windows such as jump menus and named anchors. Both of which we spoke about in previous sections.
1.Highlight the text or graphic that will trigger the event and go to the behaviors menu.
2.Click on the + in the Behaviors palette and choose Open Browser Window. In the dialog box click Browse. This will open up the navigation widow showing your computer. Click to where your Web portfolio resides and choose the .htm page that you want to load in the Pop up window.
3.Set the event to onClick.
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Ancient Rome: Epic Innovators and Engineers
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Experience the wonder of Ancient Rome
'Ancient Rome: Epic Innovators and Engineers' is a family-friendly exhibition currently showing at the WA Maritime Museum until Sunday, 26 April 2020. The exhibition is showing every day from 9.30pm to 5.00pm. Ticket prices are adults $17.50, concession (must present a valid Student, Senior, or Health Care Card) $10, Kids (5-15) $7.50, Kids (0-4) Free, Family (2 adults and 2 kids) $45, Carers (Must present a valid WA Companion Card) Free. The exhibition is best suited for families with primary school-aged children between the ages of 8 and 12 years. The exhibition has been designed to be both entertaining and educational.
A bust of Julius Caesar
The Roman Imperial period (27BC – 476AD) was a time of great technological achievements and human accomplishment. We have inherited a lot from the Ancient Romans. Many of their concepts, ideas, and inventions are still being used today.
'Ancient Rome: Epic Innovators and Engineers' features reconstructions of Ancient Roman technology created by the Artisans of Florence. The Artisans of Florence are the international tour operators for the Museum of Leonardo da Vinci in Florence, Italy. They are responsible for designing, developing and touring interactive scientific exhibitions all around the world. The Artisans of Florence reconstructed Ancient Roman technology for this exhibit using the same materials and techniques the Ancient Romans would have used thousands of years ago.
An example of a Roman Triumph uniform. A Roman Triumph was an honour given to Roman Generals who had achieved a great victory in battle.
I liked the section of the exhibit that showcased their military genius and war machines. There was a bust of Julius Caesar and models of several Roman military machines. We were told that we would be able to touch some replicas, but not all of them. The war machine models were very large and came with an information plaque next to them that explained their history. The range of weapons they had back then was really impressive. As someone who grew up playing Age of Empires and watching Gladiator on repeat, I geeked out a bit looking at them.
Gladiators were slaves who fought to death in armed combat to entertain audiences in Ancient Rome.
There was an assault ram with a steel-tipped rod shaped like a ram's head; an Onager catapult which took nine men to operate; stars of the valley which was a spiked defensive structure the Romans would put around their camps to protect their troops; a scorpion ballista; a siege tower which was a wooden structure that the Romans would use to help their soldiers storm an enemy base; and there was a Tortoise Ram, which was a wooden frame on wheels that was armed with a huge battering ram that the Romans would use to smash through walls.
A re-creation of a Roman Testudo which was a military formation performed by Roman Legionnaires
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I really liked the example of the Roman Testudo, which was a military formation that Roman legionnaires used to perform where they interlocked their shields to form a protective wall and roof around them.
An example of an assault ram used by the Romans
I was impressed by the Roman Triumph uniform. A Roman Triumph was an honour given to Roman Generals after achieving a great victory in battle. The level of detail that went into making this costume was very impressive.
A re-creation of Gladiator helmets and traditional weapons and tools
'Ancient Rome: Epic Innovators and Engineers' was a great exhibit to take my five-year-old daughter too. It's amazing all of the things that they were able to invent over 2,000 years ago like modern-day plumbing, roads, water wheels and sundials. I was also delighted to learn some new things about the Romans, like how they invented stone archways, operated ancient cranes, pulleys, and had water clocks.
One of the most influential inventions of the Ancient Romans was their highly advanced plumbing system
'Ancient Rome: Epic Innovators and Engineers' makes for a great activity as part of a family day out in the City of Fremantle. Adults and children will love learning about this fascinating era and there is a dress-up station where you can dress up as a god or goddess and take photographs of yourself in front of a backdrop.
An example of a Noria Roman water wheel
Your ticket into 'Ancient Rome: Epic Innovators and Engineers' will also grant you access to the rest of the WA Maritime Museum. After you've finished looking at the exhibit, take a stroll through the rest of the museum and check out the HMAS Ovens, permanent galleries, Welcome Walls, Megamouth shark and more.
A model of a traditional Roman arch
For more information about 'Ancient Rome: Epic Innovators and Engineers' including details about parking and public transport please visit their website.
*Marisa Quinn-Haisu was invited as a guest
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Why? Learn all about the Roman Empire and how this influential time in history helped to shape the modern world.
When: Saturday, 7 December 2019 to Sunday, 26 April 2020 9:30am to 5:00pm
Website: www.museum.wa.gov.au/ancientrome
Where: WA Maritime Museum, Victoria Quay Road, Fremantle, Western Australia, 6160
Cost: Adults $17.50, concession (Must present a valid Student, Senior, or Health Care Card) $10, Kids (5-15) $7.50, Kids (0-4) Free, Family (2 adults and 2 kids) $45, Carers (Must present a valid WA Companion Card) Free.
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This would be a fascinating exhibition to see. We sometimes forget in our technological age about how much was achieved so very long ago and how much of it underpinned progress.
by Gayle Beveridge (score: 3|7763) 26 days ago
This is a great holiday activity! Thanks for sharing.
This looks fab! Definitely one to add to the to-do list.
by Reeva Cutting (score: 0|6) 25 days ago
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Our theme is "Mountain Comfort"… a home-away-from-home with upgraded finishes, features, furnishings and amenities throughout. The split-level design offers five spacious bedrooms, each with a full bath, and ample privacy. The upper level includes an open kitchen and dining area with access to both the living room and the private deck where our six-person hot-tub overlooks Main Street Park City. The lay-out is ideal for family gatherings and socializing with friends. The kitchen is equipped and well stocked including a spice/staples cupboard. Additional features include covered parking, outdoor ski locker, indoor boot dryer, gas fireplace, Bose sound system, cable tv, wifi, water softening system, whole house humidifier, baseboard heating, and air conditioning (a real treat in the summertime).
Olcha House is located on upper Woodside Avenue, one of the most desirable addresses in Park City's historic Old Town, with convenient access to the Town Lift, Main Street, and the free shuttle. Our ideal location meets everyone's needs and eliminates the logistic hassles. Staircases on either side of the house lead to the center of Main Street... great dining, entertainment, and shopping right at your doorstep. The Pedestrian/Ski Access Trail to the PCMR Town Lift is just steps away. If you choose to walk to the lift it's an easy 4-5 minute downhill walk. Intermediate skiers can ski-in for lunch or at day's end via the Town Runs (Quit'n Time and Creole) and download across the street from Olcha House. If you'd like to spend the day at Deer Valley the free shuttle is conveniently located at the end of our street. For those who want to venture out… Alta and Snowbird ski areas are just a 45 minute drive.
PARK CITY RESORT… NOW THE LARGEST IN THE U.S. !!
Vail Corporation recently acquired Park City Mountain Resort and installed an eight-passenger, high-speed gondola running from the base of the Silverlode Lift to the Flatiron Lift at the Canyons creating the largest resort in the United States with over 7,300 acres of skiable terrain.
ABOUT OLCHA PROPERTY MANAGEMENT... Our family purchased this home in 1997 and named it "OLCHA HOUSE" in memory of the family matriarch, Olcha Van Dresser, who passed away a few years prior at the age of 103. We instantly felt at home and PC quickly became our favorite place to ski in North America. Having spent over 25 years in the travel industry, it was a natural transition for me to assume the responsibility of managing and marketing our home. Over the past few years I have selectively expanded to include an elite collection of homes in the Park City - Deer Valley communities. Olcha Property Management is a boutique property management focused on delivering an "Exceptional Experience Beyond Expectations" for both the property owner and our guests. WE'RE HERE TO HELP.... Take the perfect accommodations, add the grandeur of the Wasatch Mountains, two of the country's premier ski resorts, and the charm of historic Park City.... and you have a vacation like no other. To further enhance your visit we offer Concierge Services for those who desire added comfort and convenience such as private transportation, grocery stocking, in-home equipment fitting / delivery, in-home chef / catering, and special event planning.
Ski-in via Town Runs (Quit-n-Time and Creole). Download across the street from house.
Short walk to Ski Access trail leading to the Town Lift.
Central Air - A real bonus in the Summer months!
Plus whole-house humidifier and additional potable units in each bedroom.
We provide staples...paper towels, dinner napkins, coffee filters, dish soap, and a well-stocked pantry including sugar, flour, seasonings/spices, etc.
PRIVATE! Highest deck in the area overlooking Park Ave and Main St.
Custom Ski-boot dryer in Foyer.
The house was perfect for our family celebration. Fabulous location, great layout. Very well equipped and organized. Would highly recommend!
Perfect location for a family ski trip in Park City !
The Olcha House was the perfect spot for our large family group (7 people). The unit sits 50 yards from access to Town Lift and makes starting and ending the day on the slopes a breeze, The home is comfortable, cozy and well appointed (the beds are super comfortable). The newly remodeled kitchen is the center of the home and perfect place for cooking, hanging out and taking in the view of Park City. The kitchen has everything you need for large family meals and if not, the restaurants on Main Street are just short walk down a long flight of steps. There is also a large family sized hot tub with a great view of the city. Additionally, there are two covered parking spots, an outdoor ski closet and indoor boot dryer to make skiing that much more convenient. Overall all a perfect place to stay, we highly recommend it.
This house is perfect for ski get away. Large enough for families and conveniently located. The house is well appointed for all your needs. Great memories await!
Home is located in downtown Park City. It was easy (except for icy streets) to get from house to town, shuttles and Park City Resort Town Lift. Home was comfortable and warm. It was a great place to stay with our entire family of 10 adults. We would definitely visit again.
We had a wonderful time at Olcha House!
We loved the house. It was in a great location and had everything we needed for a wonderful stay. The view was fantastic and the hot tub welcome at the end of the ski day. We wish we had known that a 10 passenger van couldn't make it up the hill after it snows! We took the van back to SLC and exchanged it for two all wheel drive Durangos then we had no problem. We could have skied in but we had little ones with us so we needed to drive them to ski school. A couple of us skied to the house one day. We feel like one needs to be able to handle harder blues to ski in.
It was easy to walk to restaurants in the downtown area if one is able to navigate stairs and in fact that is important for the house as well since it is 5 levels.
The house is beautifully appointed with comfortable furniture and a wonderful kitchen/dining area. We would absolutely recommend a stay at Olcha House!
We had a great stay at Olcha house over Christmas. The house had plenty of room for all 9 of us (2 families with 5 kids). The house is very nice and well taken care of. Jodi was very helpful prior to our trip and her local managers were very responsive. There wasn't enough snow yet in the season for the town runs to the house to be open so we tried downloading on the town lift at the end of the first day. That download turned out to be painfully slow so we ended up driving or ubering from the Park City base most days, both of which were easy to do. We tried the bus a couple of times from both from Park City & the Canyons too but the walk up to the house from the bus stop was a bit much with all the ski gear. Location was great for going out for dinner with a quick walk down the hill taking us right to the heart of Main Street.


The tomb of Staphylos, 4 km from the capital. Its rich treasure led archeologists to deduce the tomb was that of an ancient king. Today the treasure can be seen in the museum of the nearby city of Volos, on the opposite coast of Greece.
The few remains of the temple of Asclipio (4th Century BC), on the beach, near the capital.
The Castle of the city of Skopelos (13th Century), high above the capital, at the site of the ancient acropolis. Today very few ruins remain in place.
The Ancient Tombs excavated in the rocks, at Sentoukia, in Mount Delphi. Due to their location, they can be reached only by foot.
Two round towers on the top of a small hill plus part of the citadel wall are all that remain from the ancient town, which probably extended along the whole valley. The western tower is dated 5th century and the eastern 4th century BC. Many sculptured stones and pieces of pottery are littered around the site. They may also have been a temple devoted to the god Pan.
If you are genuinely interested in ancient remains, the ruins of this church can be found, in dense bushes, behind the house where the electricity poles are located. This house incidentally, features in the popular local story book Gates of the Wind.
This citadel was 350m above sea level and built on a small hill. The remains of its wall can still be seen. A temple of Athena (Minerva) was also here, as an inscription was found – Kleaeneti Diodorou Priestess of Minerva. A statue of Venus was also discovered plus a good reproduction of a statue of the Virgin Minerva by Phidias, pottery, coins and a marble burial vault from the Roman era. Also, parts of two ancient walls can be seen on the street that runs behind the cafes at Loutraki. This street is on the left as you approach the sea.
In the cliff face, directly beside the sea, are the remains of Roman Baths. Locals say there are also remains under the sea in the area.
Eefastos, one of the 12 gods of Olympus was the god of Fire and Metal.He was the son of Zeus and Ira. Out of the two myths about him, were is the one. Both say he was born disabled and ugly! So, not a lot going for him really. However, against these odds he managed to marry Afroditi, even though she never loved him; but not before his mother tried to do away with him by throwing him off the top of Olympus! Luckily 2 demi-gods found him and brought him up in cave near the sea where he learned to work with copper. There he planned his revenge. He made and sent his mother a throne containing a pair of secret manacles. When she sat down, they automatically trapped her. The gods called upon Eefastos to help release her but he refused. So Dionysos volunteered to render him drunk and bring him. And so he did, on a donkey! After Ira's release , Eefastos stayed on and worked his forge were he made several interesting things , including Achilles'suit of armour, Hercules's breastplate and Apollo's arrows. The roman word "Vulcan" hasgiven English word "volcano" as the word "Eafastos" given Greek the word "efaisteo".
Temple (probably Minerva) wall remains behind Polemistra church, the church is built beside a square which is supported by two walls from 6/5th century BC.
Selinus faced south so most of the northern area was not visible from the citadel and this put them in a vulnerable position. Therefore, several observation towers were built. Agricultural workers could gather there and signal the town.
Sticking out of an interior wall in the first shop, out of hill behind the Ambrosia cake shop in Skopelos town.
Walled into St. Michael Sinadon church and Panagia Eleftherotria church.
Alikias- similar in style to the Sendoukia graves; this lidless sarcophagus is in an olive grove, not on a walk route and rather difficult to find.
Many temples, usually dedicated to Minerva, existed but very little has survived. Any remains have been walled into the Christian churches that have taken their place.


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Berrington Hall facts for kids
Berrington Hall
West front of Berrington Hall
House and Gardens
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Leominster, Herefordshire
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Thomas Harley
Henry Holland
Berrington Hall is a country house located about 3 miles (5 km) north of Leominster, Herefordshire, England. During the 20th century it was the seat of the Cawley family.
It is a neoclassical country house building that Henry Holland designed in 1778-81 for Thomas Harley. It has a somewhat austere exterior, but the interiors are subtle and delicate. Berrington Hall is home to the Elmar Digby furniture collection, paintings by, among others, Thomas Luny (1759–1837), and the Charles Paget Wade costume collection from Snowshill, which can be viewed by appointment. The 'below stairs' areas and servants' quarters that are open to the public include a Victorian laundry and Georgian dairy. Berrington has been in the care of the National Trust since 1957 and is, along with its gardens, open to the public.
Berrington features Capability Brown's last landscape design. A notable feature is the ha-ha wall, which was subject to extensive renovation in the late 20th century by local craftsmen. Berrington Pool, a lake and island, is a Site of Special Scientific Interest.
Courtyard at Berrington Hall
Berrington had been in the possession of the Cornewall family since 1386, but was sold in 1775 to Thomas Harley, a banker and government contractor who in 1767 had been Lord Mayor of London. He commissioned the rebuilding in 1778-1781 of the present Berrington Hall in place of the previous old house. He made it available to his daughter Anne and her new husband George Rodney, the son of Admiral Rodney. After Harley's death the house descended in the Rodney family for 95 years.
In 1901 the Manchester businessman Frederick Cawley MP, later Baron Cawley, purchased the estate from George Brydges Harley Dennett Rodney, 7th Baron Rodney. In 1957 the 3rd Lord Cawley transferred it to the Treasury, which passed it on to the National Trust. Lady Cawley was allowed to remain in occupation until her death in 1978.
It was classified as a Grade I listed building in 1959.
Berrington Hall Facts for Kids. Kiddle Encyclopedia.


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The UL Ragin' Brass is our winter sports pep band, which rehearses and performs during the late fall and spring semesters. The group plays at all home basketball games for both men and women, and also travels with the basketball teams to out-of-town post-season tournaments.
In the fall, we hold auditions for members of the marching band roster and assign you to either the RED or WHITE band, which is determined by what instrument you play and how many of each instrument we need in both bands.
Members receive a stipend for the season and a meal at every game. A complete schedule of performances and policy information will be made available to students at the conclusion of the audition process.


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Snipp is a village in Jörns socken, Skellefteå Municipality, Västerbotten County, Sweden. The village has repeatedly lost population and after the first decade of the 21st century, there is no longer any permanent residents there.

The village got its name in the 19th century when a geographical surveyor played with the childish rhyme Snipp, snapp, snorum, hej basalorum. Snapp, Snorum, Hej and Basalorum are four other villages in the vicinity.

Villages in Sweden
Populated places in Västerbotten County

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