How does one describe a dream? Images, feelings, actions, emotions. This is how I would classify the different experiences I had when visiting Wembley Stadium today. There was no England game, no FA Cup or Champions League final, no American football exhibition, no rugby match, not even a rock concert. It was just the stadium and I and the history of the game.
A late June visit to the legendary venue means one thing: one cannot do the full tour because it's concert season. Nevertheless, I went ahead with the fragment of the experience because I didn't know when or if I would have another chance to visit Wembley. It did not matter and the stadium did not disappoint.
For us lovers of the game the now iconic arch over the structure is clearly visible as one approaches Heathrow airport via plane. From the ground there is no mistaking it and it is no wonder that this arch also has become the building's signature and most recognizable element. It also, as I learned today, serves as the main support for the roof.
Wembley stadium is completely modern but it retains vestiges of its storied past. The halls contain sample monuments to the 1966 final, where England defeated Germany in the World Cup via a very contested goal. This includes a copy of the Jules Rimet Cup, a plaque with the flags of all the countries and the very post that allowed for England to win the match. The ball bounced in off the cross bar, according to the referee and English fans. German fans think otherwise.
Inside the stadium the red seats reach 90,000 in number and a single person's voice bounces off every structure interminably in order to retain the maximum amount of noise. Just imagine what a game must be like. It is the history of this hallowed ground, dating back to 1923, with its numerous FA Cups, Champions League finals, and England national team games, that so reverberated with my football persona.
There is a feeling of greatness wherever you walk at Wembley. From the walk up Wembley Way to Sir Bobby Moore's statue outside to echoes of soccer games both recent and past, from memories or the countless TV screens showing scenes of Beckham scoring, Messi celebrating and England winning World Cup 1966. Once you are here you understand why you love this sport.
Pele called Wembley a Cathedral when he arrived at the old "Twin Towers." To me it's a monolith, a conversation, a primal feeling of togetherness and achievement. That it belongs to the crucible of soccer, England, is only right. And yet Wembley Stadium remains a treasure for all, a monument to the sport and a beacon for its fans.
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Wedgwood, Josiah
Wedgwood, Josiah, 1730–95, English potter, descendant of a family of Staffordshire potters and perhaps the greatest of all potters. At the age of nine he went to work at the plant owned by his brother Thomas in Burslem, and in 1751, with a partner, he started in business. In 1753 he joined Thomas Whieldon of Fenton, then one of the foremost potters of Staffordshire, and in 1759 Wedgwood started his own business at the Ivy House Works, Burslem. He obtained a site near Stoke-on-Trent, where he built a village called Etruria for his workers and opened a new works in 1769. In that year he took into partnership Thomas Bentley, who remained a valuable ally until his death in 1780. At Etruria, Wedgwood specialized in ornamental products to supplement the utilitarian wares of Burslem. Wedgwood entered the field of pottery at a time when it was still a backward and minor industry and by his skill, taste, and organizing abilities transformed it into one of great importance and enormous aesthetic appeal. He combined experiments in his art and in the technique of mass production with an interest in improved roads, canals, schools, and living conditions for workers.
Wedgwood soon acquired a reputation for his cream-colored earthenware, known as queen's ware, and at the same time produced decorative objects, candlesticks, and vases of a black composition known as basalt or Egyptian stoneware. He also produced a mottled and veined ware in imitation of granite and a translucent, smooth, unglazed semiporcelain. This gave way to his best-known product, jasper ware, best known in a delicate blue with white, cameolike Greek figures embossed upon it (see Portland vase), which has been in continuous production since 1774. He invented and perfected this ware and in it gave expression to the interest of his day in the revival of classical art. He employed the best talent available for his finer pieces, many of which were designed by John Flaxman. Wedgwood's terra-cottas of various hues were made with one color in relief upon another. He produced exquisite wares for many royal and noble patrons, including a dinner service for Catherine the Great. His work is found in many museums and private collections; the Fogg Museum of Art, Cambridge, Mass., has an outstanding collection. He also published several pamphlets, and his Address to the Young Inhabitants of the Pottery appeared in 1783. For his invention of a pyrometer for measuring temperatures, Wedgwood was made a fellow of the Royal Society (1783). The extensive potteries he established, which he built into a large, worldwide commercial empire, were perpetuated by his descendants.
See W. Mankowitz, Wedgwood (1953); A. Kelly, The Story of Wedgwood (1962); E. Meteyard, The Life of Josiah Wedgwood (1865, repr. 1970); B. Dolan, Wedgwood: The First Tycoon (2004).
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Ms Wintour has placed the ever-stunning and graciously cool Gwen Stefani on the cover of Vogue for the January 2013 issue, and doesn't she look FAB?! (In my humble opinion it looks more like a December cover than a refreshing January issue, but who am I to disagree with the high priestess of fashion?) Gwen is of course wearing Saint Laurent Paris by Hedi Slimane, the designer's first collection for the newly overhauled classic French label, and it has to be said that they look like they were made for Ms Stefani herself. Looking (as always) effortlessly cool with a dollop of chic, Stefani just epitomises the kind of woman everyone wants to be, well the woman I want to be anyway.
With all the photos shot by Annie Leibovitz you know already that the shoot is going to be special. Leibovitz also shot Stefani's previous cover for Vogue in 2004.
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Pope Decries Anglican Women Bishops
— Dec. 24, 198824 déc. 1988
[Los Angeles Times] Pope John Paul II reiterated this week that the ordination of women in the Anglican Church poses "serious obstacles" to relations with the Roman Catholic Church.
In a year-end address to cardinals, the Pope, speaking with "sincere pain," deplored a resolution adopted by the world's Anglican bishops in August.
The Anglican bishops voted 423 to 28 with 19 abstentions to maintain links with any of their 27 self-governing churches that consecrate a woman bishop, even if they disagree with the practice. The measure was a compromise to avoid dividing the Anglican Communion on the issue.
John Paul said the action "poses serious obstacles to that progress in reciprocal reconciliation, which in the course of recent decades has arrived at such promising results."
The Pope had previously spoken out against the ordination of women in the Anglican Communion during a message July 20 to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Robert Runcie. John Paul warned then of "new problems" that could upset the path of Christian unity, a reference Vatican sources interpreted as referring to women's ordination.
The late Pope Paul VI and the late Archbishop of Canterbury Michael Ramsey committed themselves in 1966 to the search for full communion between Anglicans and Roman Catholics. John Paul has reaffirmed the commitment.
He called on the Anglicans to try to avoid the "painful and deplorable consequences" to relations with the Catholic Church and inside the Anglican Communion. He said the resolution failed to consider the ecumenical dimensions of ordaining women priests.
While the Church of England does not ordain women, some of the 27 independent provinces around the world do. In September, the Boston diocese elected the Rev. Barbara C. Harris a bishop, and the 118-diocese U.S. Episcopal Church is expected to approve her ordination.
In a document issued in September, John Paul reaffirmed the Roman Catholic Church's ban on women priests.
At the same time, the U.S. Catholic bishops issued a statement that said Harris' election "will increase our difficulties in an unlimited way" and that the presence of Anglican female bishops would be "a hindrance to (the) process of reconciliation, one we want to see go forward" between the two faiths.
In his year-end address, the Pope said a second cloud over the church this year was "the vain attempt" to ward off a schism by traditionalist Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre.
The Vatican excommunicated the French prelate after he consecrated four bishops without papal approval in June. John Paul said the church has the "serene knowledge" of having done all it could do avoid the break, the first major schism in more than a century.
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Outgoing City Manager Jill Anderson receives a token of their appreciation from the Public Works Department, with officials presenting her with a golden shovel. Inscribed on the handle are her dates of employment in Riverbank, Feb. 27, 2012 through Aug. 25, 2016. Ric McGinnis/The News
Jill Anderson, outgoing city manager, presided over her last Riverbank City Council meeting last week. She in turn, was 'roasted' by Mayor Richard O'Brien, presented with certificates of appreciation by department heads, governmental agencies and the Riverbank Chamber of Commerce.
At the end of the presentation period, she was able to thank everyone for the four and a half years she has been in Riverbank.
"I am very grateful for this time that I have had to get to know each of the Council members that I've had the pleasure of working for over the years, the many community members and the members of the staff," Anderson said.
She pointed out the importance of "the roles that we have, each one of us, as staff members, the manager, as council, and members of the community."
Anderson said, we "may have differences of opinion, on occasion, but we are all doing it in a way that will advance this community towards a better future, that better vision that we've all talked about."
With Riverbank being her first time serving as a city manager, Anderson said it was a valuable experience for her.
"I am so, so happy to have had this opportunity to work with each of you, for the time that you've invested in the community," she added.
The outgoing city manager noted that one of the first e-mails she received was from current mayor Richard O'Brien, welcoming her to the city.
"When I started this job, I got an e-mail from Mayor O'Brien, who wasn't mayor at the time. I was thanking him for the opportunity, and he said, 'I hope we make you proud'," explained Anderson. "And I can just tell you, Mayor, that you and the city have made me proud and I will always be proud of the time that I have spent here and proud of my affiliation with the City of Riverbank."
Referring to the mayor's 'roast' slide show, she said, "And I love, most of all, that we can laugh, because government is a team sport. It's the community, it's the council, it's the staff."
In referencing the team concept, she said that is an important factor in keeping a city strong.
"It is so many people, so, you know what? When we lose together, we re-commit to getting better together and winning the next time, and when we win, we celebrate together, and part of that is laughter, so I thank you so much for the laughter. We've got to have the ability to laugh at ourselves," Anderson said.
With a little bit of a tremble in her voice, the outgoing city manager continued, "So, again, just thank you so much for the memories, the laughter, the lessons learned, and each one of you, the spirit you've shared with me as I move forward.
"Riverbank will always have a very special place in my heart."
After a break for some light refreshments, the regular council meeting continued.
One of the major agenda items was a review of the city's Strategic Plan, with milestones and checkpoints noted for many of the projects and procedures that make up city business. Anderson noted that the city's next Strategic Planning Session is scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 29.
Anderson departs to accept the position of City Manager of Chehalis, Washington. It's a city whose population was 7200 in the 2010 census. It's the county seat of Lewis County, and is located south of Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia WA, on Interstate 5.
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The Gourmet Club collects six of Tanizaki's stories, mostly from early in his career (two from 1911, three from 1918-1926) but also the late (1955) 'Manganese Dioxide Dreams'. Translator Paul McCarthy calls them: "broadly representative" in his Introduction, and that's probably the best one can hope for with a sampling of this size (now also complemented by the companion volume, Red Roofs & Other Stories -- though we're still a terribly long way from anything like a proper overview in English of the prolific author's work).
The opening, and earliest story, 'The Children' (少年, 1911) is an unsettling start, a tale dripping with fin de siècle decadence (and, by the end, candle wax ...) -- but its protagonists young children. The narrator, Hagiwara Eichan, is now adult, but reminisces about events from two decades earlier, when he was ten. Among his classmates was the pampered Shin'ichi, "a mollycoddle" still accompanied everywhere -- even on the school playground -- by a housemaid. When Shin'ichi invites Hagiwara to a party at his family's estate, a whole new world and perspective is opened to him. The one other classmate there is the bully Senkichi, and Hagiwara is stunned by the role reversal in the games they play -- though Shin'ichi and Senkichi are apparently old playmates, and used to them. Hagiwara can't believe the abuse Senkichi willingly takes from Shin'ichi, but finds himself enjoying partaking in these games -- "before I knew it I was enjoying being turned, body and soul, into Shin'ichi's puppet" -- while worrying about: "the retribution that would come at school tomorrow".
Roles do revert in the schoolyard, but there's no retribution. What happens at Shin'ichi's is a separate universe from school -- and one that Hagiwara is now regularly invited to join in.
Shin'ichi also has a sister, who is dragged -- largely willingly -- into the games, and is the main victim. But eventually she turns the tables on the boys, finding her own secret power to bend them to her will -- as strong and domineering as her brother's.
With its sexual overtones and excesses of ritual humiliation and degradation, 'The Children' is an uncomfortable -- and in part even shocking -- tale that effectively uses what's left of childish innocence for effect.
Defeated as a woman, I wanted to win her over again as a man, and to revel in the victory.
Two or three days later I left the monastery and moved to Tabata. The satisfactions to be gained from "secrets" were now too bland and psllid for me.
'The Two Acolytes' (二人の稚児, 1918) is about two youngsters who have spent almost their entire lives in the Mt.Hiei Buddhist monastery, "where no women were permitted access". It's a nice fantasy-world , of course -- "According to their Master, the world outside was nothing but delusion" -- but they are naturally still a bit curious about: "the perilous outside world of passion and pain" -- and especially about these unimaginable beings, 'women'. One ventures out into the world, and the other stays behind -- not knowing what became of his friend, and then unsettled by the report he eventually does get from him, claiming: "the outside world is not a dream, not an illusion. It's a sheer delight -- in fact a paradise". The mixed messages further confuse and torment the young man, and complicate his spiritual (and physical) path.
Food whose flavors would make the flesh melt and raise the soul to the heavens. Food like music that, once heard, would make men dance madly, dance themselves to death. Food one just had to eat, and the more one ate the more the unbearably delicious flavors would entwine themselves around the tongue until at last one's stomach burst.
The little society almost despairs, having tried every restaurant and variation -- but then the Count comes across a secretive Chinese group where he see the most delicious-looking food being served, and he manages to copy their secrets, allowing him to serve his fellow gourmands the most sensational foods.
Tanizaki does offer a vivid picture of the fabulous meal the Count intrudes upon -- but even he understands that to fully evoke the foods he must leave it to the reader's imagination, pulling back rather than trying to describe the indescribable: "I regret to say I cannot record the naked facts of what went on that night", because to do so would be to reveal too much, deflating the story. He does allow himself some description of the Count's copied dishes, and the names of a few others -- but: "no more than a peek at a small part of Count G.'s repertoire", trying the balancing act between description and leaving enough to the reader's imagination. It mostly works, and much here is sensational but the story can at times feel over-explained.
'Mr. Bluemound' (青塚氏の話, 1926) is a story within a story, a young actress, Yurako, having lost her twenty-nine year-old film-director husband, Nakada, the man who discovered her and made her career, to tuberculosis -- and then finding a 'will' he left her, a long testament (presented in full then) in which he explains the experience he had that he believes undid him.
Finally, 'Manganese Dioxide Dreams' (過酸化満俺水の夢, 1955) is a more straightforward personal account, the narrator essentially Tanizaki himself, visiting Tokyo, describing -- at considerable length -- the film, Les Diaboliques, and his dreams. In keeping with the previous stories, there are dark and risqué elements here too -- albeit of a more obvious, personal nature. With the narrator so obviously Tanizaki himself, it does feel a bit of an odd-story-out beside the others.
Strikingly modern in some ways, this isn't demure Japan on display -- though Japanese reserve and manners helpfully add to the effect. This is a strong collection, of memorable tales -- with some quite disturbing elements.
Japanese author Tanizaki Jun'ichirō (谷崎 潤一郎) lived 1886 to 1965.


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Deepa Shreekumar
Deepa Shreekumar grew up having a diplomat father enabling her to experience varied countries and cultures. Just when she thought life was settling down, her husband, Rajesh's job began to take them to many different countries and they moved to Milwaukee about 2 decades ago. Deepa has a Masters Degree in Mass Communication and Journalism from India and has worked in radio, made documentary films and taught film making before arriving at teaching. Her interest in Montessori began with her mother's teaching experience as well as running a school for differently abled children in India. It resurfaced when her older son, Advik, now working on his Doctrate, attended a Montessori school. When her younger son, Arjun, now in college, started at a Children's House, her fascination with the Montessori philosophy peaked. She completed her Early Childhood training from Seton Montessori Institute, in 2006 and began working at Nature's Classroom Institute Montessori the same year. In order to better serve children who learn differently within a Montessori environment, she has since completed her primary certification in Montessori Applied to Children At Risk (MACAR) from The Shelton School in Dallas. Deepa has also completed her Certification in Montessori Leadership and School Administration from Seton Montessori Institute. Since 2018, Deepa has taken on the role of Head of School while still being a Directress in the Children's House classroom. She has been a regular presenter at local, regional, national and international Montessori and Early Childhood conferences, focusing on Montessori practice, restorative justice, building community and fostering empathy in the classroom, and connecting the indoors to the outdoors. Deepa enjoys meeting people, cooking, reading and listening to music. She greatly appreciates a sense of humor and friendship especially when made in lands far away from her own.
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Lindsay Wurtzel grew up in South Texas. Lindsay spent a lot of time with family traveling, dancing, learning how to cook, and performing with theater groups. She received her Bachelors from The University of Texas Rio Grande with a minor in history and English. She spent time teaching in a deaf education classroom before moving to Boston to attend Hebrew College. Lindsay graduated with a Masters in Jewish Education and a certification in Jewish Special Education in 2004. Lindsay started in a Montessori primary classroom in 2005 and then moved into the Upper Elementary classroom. She completed her Lower and Upper Elementary certification through The Houston Montessori Center. Lindsay was state certified in Texas in EC-4 and EC-12 special education. She has lived in Vermont, Hawaii, Texas, Florida, and Massachusetts. Lindsay loves to learn, travel, bake, sew, create, and explore the outdoors. Lindsay She moves here with her small dog Minnie and a passion for life and new adventures.
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Katelyn Bratz graduated in 2008 with a Bachelor of the Arts degree in History, as well as certificates in Classical History and European History from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Katelyn began her career working with students through environmental education. She came to Nature's Classroom Institute and Montessori in 2008. Since then she has taken on various roles: environmental educator, environmental Education Director, history teacher, elementary assistant and for many years now our Adolescent Directress. It is during her work in our environmental program that Katelyn came to appreciate and understand the Montessori Method. Katelyn completed the AMI/NAMTA Montessori Orientation to Adolescent Studies in 2012. She has also acquired her Secondary I-II Credential from CMSTEP and a Master's in Montessori Education from Xavier University. Since 2008, Katelyn has worked to progress and expand our Adolescent programming. She can be found regularly hiking and working at Nature's Classroom property with her dogs, Audi and Sitka, gardening, or tending to the farm. All of which continue to be hobbies for Katelyn and a strong connection to her environmental background.
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The Gateway Arch in St. Louis, MO
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The next phase of the project involved waterproofing the 42,000 SF horizontal lid and 37,000 SF vertical walls of the museum addition. Additional waterproofing of the north and south museum entrances and each Arch leg was also completed. The museum was largely operational during construction and a lot of the time Western crews were working over occupied space. Western sequenced the removal of existing roofing material so that they could remove, clean and install new roofing material daily to keep the museum dry during construction.
World War II Veterans Memorial Globe in Springfield, IL
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Western crews removed damaged areas and repaired them with a polymer-modified concrete repair mortar. The shapes of the continents and the Globe's longitude and latitude lines were reformed and finished, under the watchful eye of the artist, to match the existing profile. Crews wet-abrasive blasted the Globe's surface to remove any remaining coating and provide profiling for the new coating.
After the surface had dried, Western applied a Sherwin Williams Loxon Concrete Primer and two coats of ConFlex XL Elastomeric Coating in flat white to match the original color.
Restoration of President Abraham Lincoln Receiving Vault in Springfield, IL
In 2015, Western Specialty Contractors restored the historic receiving vault in Springfield, IL that once held the bodies of assassinated President Abraham Lincoln and his son, Willie. Constructed in the 1860s, the stone and marble vault had major deterioration due to decades of water penetration.
Western crews repaired the vault's walls using a system of low cement ratio mortar and brick infill in areas where the brick had deteriorated away from the wall. After infilling the voids in the walls, Western applied a layer of low cement ratio mortar to the entire wall surface to create a smooth surface to accept the bentonite sheet waterproofing. Western used stone fabrication methods to repair two serpentine retaining walls that extended outward away from the vault entrance.
The restoration project was completed on May 1, 2015 in time for commemoration and funeral reenactment ceremonies marking the 150th anniversary of Lincoln's funeral.
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The Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool was constructed in 1923 following the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial. The pool is over a third of a mile long, 167 feet wide and 30 inches deep in the center. In 2004, Western waterproofed the pool, which had begun to leak, and cut-out and re-caulked joints with urethane grout and silicone sealants.
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Q: Add custom @types of js libraries that don't have it yet Some of the libraries we need to use don't have a @types definition yet.
How can custom @types be created and referenced in the tsconfig.json to be able to compile components that reference these libraries?
If I create a custom.d.ts file defining the interfaces we need and list the file in the tsconfig.json files section would be enough?

A: To create a new declaration you need to make sure you follow the best practices explained in the Declaration Files section in TypeScript handbook here.
For consumming the declaration in your project you have two options:

*

*through "includes" or "files" in your tsconfig.

*through a /// <reference path="" /> declaration in your code.

A: This is what I ended up doing.
For the jquery.spackline plugging...

*

*Create Scripts/@types/jquery-sparkline/index.d.ts

*index.d.ts constructor is defined as simple as possible
interface JQuery {
    /**
    * By default, options should be passed in as the second argument to the sparkline function
    *
    * @param values of numbers or null values
    * @param options
    */
    sparkline(values: any, options: any): JQuery;
/**
* If values is undefined or set to 'html' then the data values are read from the specified tag:
*
Sparkline: 1,4,6,6,8,5,3,5

*/
sparkline(): JQuery;

/**
 * Otherwise values must be an array of numbers or null values
 *
 * @param values of numbers or null values
 */
sparkline(values: any): JQuery;

}

*Package.json
"scripts": {
    "postinstall": "cpx \"Scripts/@types/**/*\" node_modules/@types",
    "tsc": "tsc",
    "tsc:w": "tsc -w"
  },
....
...
"devDependencies": {
    "typescript": "^2.0.6",
    "cpx": "~1.5.0"
  }
So, in the Scripts/@types I put all the TypeScript Declaration Files in different folders (one per library).
Note in the Package.json configuration:

*

*scripts -> "postinstall": "cpx \"Scripts/@types/**/*\" node_modules/@types",

*devDependencies -> "cpx": "~1.5.0"

All of this might not be required if the TypeScript Declaration Files were posted by the creators of the libraries... I think.

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How to Contact Gavin Rossdale: Phone Number, Fanmail Address, Email Address, Whatsapp, House Address
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Gavin Rossdale Biography and Career:
Gavin Rossdale, of Bush, is the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist. He was more well-received in America than in his hometown of London, where he was mocked for not being a part of the Britpop scene. Despite the fact that he was born and raised in the city of London. Despite the skepticism of his compatriots, this phenomenal singer and his band were able to achieve unprecedented levels of fame and money in the United States. In 1992, Rossdale, Nigel Pulsford, Dave Parsons, and Sacha Gervasi formed the band that would become known as "Bush." Since the release of their debut album, 'Sixteen Stone,' the band has amassed a massive fanbase and sold millions of copies of their music around the world. The band enjoyed economic and critical success over the next few years.
After a decade of success, the band Bush broke up due to declining album sales. Separate ways were taken by the members. Rossdale formed a new band called Institute with Chris Traynor, Cache Tolman, and Charlie Walker. After a single album and no proper farewell, the band finally called it quits after two years. After that, he tried his hand at being a solo artist but was ultimately unsuccessful. Rossdale's band "Bush" released a new album in 2010 titled "A Sea of Memories," and it was very well welcomed by fans.
The son of a doctor and a former model, Gavin Rossdale was the only child of Douglas Rossdale and Barbara Stephan. Two of his sisters are his biological sisters, while his third is a half-sister. His ancestry is multiethnic. The separation of his parents left him a young child, and he was reared by his father. He had always had a passion for music, so when his sister broke up with her boyfriend he took the opportunity to learn the bass guitar from him. He ultimately began playing the guitar and started off playing rhythm.
He started his own band after dropping out of Westminster School following his second year. His band, Midnight, was well-received by the club crowd and even released two singles, but they never achieved mainstream recognition. He decided to move to Los Angeles in 1991 and stayed there for six months looking for work. During his stay, he did a variety of odd jobs, such as house painting and creating illustrations for video art.
On his return to England, he formed the band Future Primitive with guitarist Nigel Pulsford, bassist Dave Parsons, writer Sacha Gervasi, and drummer Robin Goodridge. After changing their name, the band released their first album, entitled Sixteen Stone, in 1994. The record skyrocketed to the top of the charts and rapidly became a critical and commercial success.
Their CD "Razorblade Suitcase" came out in 1996. This album topped the Billboard 200 despite mainly negative critical reception. Deconstructed, an album of remixes of their own songs was released in 1997. The CD exclusively featured reworkings of the band's old songs and no brand-new material. Album sales were strong, though not as strong as those of their previous efforts.
He brought back the band Bush with the help of Robin Goodridge, Chris Traynor, and new member Corey Britz. The band got back together in 2011 and put out an album called "The Sea of Memories." The critical reception was mixed, with some praising and others ripping it to shreds.
In addition to his music career, he has also appeared in several films, such as "How to Rob a Bank," "Little Black Book," and "Zoolander" (all from 2001).
Bush's most well-known release was their debut, 1994's "Sixteen Stone." Songs like "Everything Zen," "Comedown," and "Glycerine" were featured on the CD. Several of the album's singles became Top 40 hits.
When it came out in 1996, Bush's 'Razorblade Suitcase' was one of the last grunge-influenced albums from a big label. This album has a darker tone than its predecessor, which helped songs like "Swallowed" and "Greedy Fly" get into the Top 20 on the UK Singles Chart. He reads a lot, and some of his favorite authors include Ian McEwan, Kate Hughes, and Paul Auster. Roger Federer and his wife are among his closest pals. He has at least one dog at his house at all times because he is so fond of them.
While grunge was more of a craze in North America, Bush's lead singer, London native Gavin Rossdale, is credited with helping to put the subgenre on the map in the mid-1990s. Bush's debut album, Sixteen Stone, was certified multi-platinum in the United States due to the record's gruff melodies and rhythmic crunch. Rossdale continued to compose music for the rest of the decade despite his diminishing commercial success, touring with Bush until their split in 2002 and then began his own projects.
Rossdale entered the world on October 30, 1967, in London, England. The boyfriend of his older sister was the one who first taught him to play the bass guitar. The meeting with Nigel Pulsford, guitarist for King Blank, in a bar in 1992 turned Rossdale's fortunes around after the failure of his first band, Midnight. Since they shared a passion for the same bands, they hit it off right away.
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Date of Birth– 30 October 1965 (age 56 years), Marylebone, London, United Kingdom
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Hello to all That Part Two: A Dream is a Fragile Thing
You know that thing where you've wanted something your whole life but it seems like an intangible concept that only exists in the pure, earnest region of your heart that still harbors childhood dreams? What do you do when it starts to become tangible? When it grows wings and suddenly you can hold it in your hands and you know deep down that you've found it and you are the only person who can drop it or crush it or misplace it. What do you do then?
I've wanted to belong to the world of writing since the fourth grade when I first started writing outside of class, really since second grade writer's workshop in Mrs. Petre's class. Since undergrad, I've wanted to work in publishing, ever since my advisor Dr. Chaney described the Sex and the City like life of one of her former students who now resided in NYC and worked in publishing. While attending graduate school in Portland, the dream started to feel within my grasp, if I could only reach my arms a little farther. Then I moved to New York and I was so close my fingertips brushed against it, walking down the street and seeing the offices of the publishing houses I've read on book spines for years.
Last week I started my new job as a Publicity Associate. Walking through the hallways of my new workplace, into my office, I beamed at the sight of shelves and shelves lined with books. As I discussed with my boss what books I would be working on for the summer and fall season, I tried to center myself–this really was happening. I really am working at a publishing house, not as an intern like I've done so many times in the past, but as a full-time employee.
Goodbye to winter. Hello to spring.
I have a friend here who has lived in the city about a year longer than me. She recently said to me that the highs and lows of New York are so much more extreme than in other places. The reality is that it's more often lows, so that rare moment when something goes right, it's euphoric. A week and a half ago I launched my first book in New York City, complete with a celebrity reader, an iconic bookstore, and a packed and attentive room. Afterwards, I walked along Broadway towards Union Square. The sun was setting and the buildings' lights twinkled above the throngs of people strolling the sidewalks at dusk. I passed through the crowds, singular, bursting with pride. Hello New York. Hello career. Hello dream and happiness and accomplishment and make Mom and Dad proud. Hello change. Hello to all that.
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Past to future
Spring graduates discover academic next steps in Memorial's archives
special feature: Student Success 2019
Part of a special feature celebrating the success of Memorial's graduates. This feature coincides with spring 2019 convocation ceremonies.
By Kristine Power
Michaela Doucette in the Archives and Special Collections, QEII Library.
When they aren't shifting through boxes of old photos, fragile handwritten letters and other artifacts, two new spring graduates are planning their next academic adventure: graduate programs in archival studies.
Michaela Doucette started her Memorial University journey thinking she would one day be a speech pathologist. That was before she started working in the Archives and Special Collections Division at the Queen Elizabeth II Library as a MUCEP student.
"If I didn't get a job in the archives, I wouldn't have changed my major to history," she said.
"For the past two years, I have been working on the Watts family collection – mainly a correspondence from 1830 to the early 1900s from Harbour Grace, Carbonear, and the Bay Roberts area. I grew up in Bay Roberts and I feel connected just by looking at . . . the history through family letters."
This fall, Ms. Doucette will head to the University of British Columbia to do a master's degree in archival studies; she is interested in Newfoundland and Labrador history, particularly Indigenous history.
'First-hand experience'
Matthew Keels, also a history major, will be attending the University of Toronto this fall to begin a master of information degree, with a specialization in archives and records management.
From left are Matthew Keels and Michaela Doucette in the Queen Elizabeth II Library.
"My favourite thing about working with the archives is the first-hand experience with items of historical value and knowing they will be preserved for people to interact with in the future," said Mr. Keels.
"Processing the audio-visual material of the Rick Mercer Report was also great. There is a lot of variety in working with the archives and you never know what may come in."
Colleen Quigley, head, Archives and Special Collections, says the students demonstrated hard work and dedication to their jobs while employed in the archives.
"We could not be more delighted to watch Matt and Michaela's academic interest in history expand into a professional vocation in their years as student assistants here in the Archives and Special Collections," she said. "We know that they will make fabulous archivists and have bright futures ahead."
Ms. Doucette and Mr. Keels picked up their bachelor of arts degrees during spring convocation on May 28 at the St. John's Arts and Culture Centre.
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Got hit by the data lost last month, having to remake this.
If you seen it before, well act surprised lol!
Well this wasnt planned, but a guy on my UK accord forum put up for sale this beaut, and after working a few things out i bought it.
Alarm, immobilizer and keyless entry system.
On the way back, Ended up being a night mission, didnt get into bed til 2.30am due to road diversion and loading and unloading etc.
It also has the rear caliper on the other side of the disc, facing forward, dont have pic of this yet, not taken the wheels off.
Video of what the 4ws is like and does. This is a prelude, but identical system.
So while the site was down, i have finished detailing and correcting the paint , im now working on the interior, not that it need much more than a ocd hoover leather condition, and trim wipe.
Correction hit 2 90% perfect...it will do for now.
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Will be getting this thing on the road this week, plan to get it MOT'd and taxed so that its legal, then drive this beaut!
Blowing exhaust, Front right ABS sensor, Excessive tyre age.
Could be worst for a 20 year old car, so ill get a plate welded on that exhaust hole, get a new sensor on, and put on the 16" alloys from the silver Accord for the MOT. Ill swap the wheels back after, as they been quite picky there i think, the tyres have 4mm on them and only have small cracking in the outer tread blocks.
I'm so jealous!!! I really want 4ws and everything that this car has, lol. Keep up the good work.
Yep i got 14 days free retest, so i got to get that stuff done in that time, should be doable with a coupe of cups of tea!
Dismantled the boot, took this shiny beaut out pumped it up, minty fresh, still has Honda balancing wieghts! Time warp!
Just a pressure wash and degrease so far, more detailing and wire tidying to go tho.
Also had both front seats out and cleaned them and the carpet.
After, better, cant get ride of that white sqiggle, seems to be bleach or something, anyway its hidden under the seat!
Location: At your moms house waiting for her to make me a sandwich.
So yeah, update, 4 uniroyals have been added, its a long story, but i thought the tyres were fine, but i cant get it through MOT and then drive it without new ones, it mean another car wont have wheels!
New EBC black stuff pads, have been purchased.
So once this ABS sensor comes hopefully friday or monday, we can get this MOT passed.
Haha Tommi, it doesnt lend it self good to that, but then neither does any modern rwd car for that matter.
Lets get this cruiser on the road!!
It does if it's mid-engined. But then it doesn't have a back seat. So I guess the conventional locations will have to do.
where can you finde this pt4 ecu?
Lol, joking aside, i believe it comes on all Euro/ukdm f22a7 cb7 with 4ws. It one of the ecu families that can control intake butterflies.
Interesting, I had a PT4 for my F22A3. But both engines have the same specs to my knowledge.


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Miguel O' Hara awakens in a laboratory manned by robots who attempt to probe him for signs of infection. As he tries to escape, he finds that Xina is the one who rescued him from the contaminated zone. She reveals that he washed up on the shores of the Fatherland, a place where scientists are working around the clock to find a cure to the techno-organic virus which is attacking humanity. She explains she was called to this place by the All Father. Doom, the All Father, observes Miguel and Xina. He is then interrupted by the Emissary of the aliens who have invaded. The Emissary reminds Doom of their agreement, he must deliver to them their scouts or face the consequences. Miguel dons his Spider-Man costume and searches the contaminated zone for Wulf and Uproar who were separated from him earlier. He is horrified by all the bodies which litter the zone. Avian and Herod suddenly appear. The two have been transformed into techno-organic beings. They reveal that the bodies are of people who were infected on purpose as part of the All Father's experiments. Miguel fights the two until Doom appears and reveals that he is the All Father.
Doom explains to Miguel that he has agreed to help the aliens find their scout in order to buy time for he and the other scientists to break the Techno-Organic virus code and turn it against the invaders. He threatens Miguel with his brother Gabriel's life to force him to help the scientists with their work. Later, Xina visits Miguel to see how he is progressing. He explains that her research has already managed to shield humans from the virus but controlling it will be more difficult. Xina is confused by his comment and it becomes clear that Doom has not told Xina of his plan. Doom lurks behind them and becomes jealous of Xina's open regard for Miguel. Doom's thoughts are interrupted by the Emissary who reveals that they have had their eyes on the Scout since they arrived. At that very moment contact is being made and the Emissary reveals itself to be Magus of the Phalanx.
Magus tells Doom and the others that the planetoid contains a legion of Phalanx embryos. To activate, all they need is the activation code buried in the Scout's genetic code. Once awake they will assimilate all of the planet's life forms and resources. Magus attempts to take Xina but is thwarted by Doom. Spider-Man joins the fight only for Doom to flee with Xina so that she can initiate Phase Two of his plan. Left alone to battle Magus, the alien tries to infect him with the Techno-Organic virus. The alien is surprised when he is unable to infect him because Miguel has coated his Spider-Man costume with the dampening agent thus making him impervious. Below the castle, Doom explains to Xina the next phase of his plan. Because he is bonded to his armor via nano-technology he is vulnerable to attack from the techno-virus and a liability. Doom instructs her to infect him and his armor and then use the techniques she perfected to purge the virus and the nano-machines out of his body. Miguel enters the lab as the procedure is overloading. Xina fears that Doom will die from the procedure and begs him to stop it. Miguel breaks the device to shut it down.
The process Doom undergoes here undoes the procedure he underwent in Doom 2099 #1.
With the Scout located, the Phalanx begin the mass assimilation of the Latverian population. Deep below Castle Doom, Doom emerges from Xina's techno-organic procedure purged of the virus and the nano-machines which once bonded him to his armor. Doom must now prevent the Phalanx from activating the Scout. The Phalanx are using his castle as their base so he knows that the Scout will be brought there. Xina and Miguel accompany Doom to the lowest levels of the Castle. There Magus receives the mutant Nostromo who is in fact the Scout. The three together fight to prevent his activation but with no success, Nostromo is plugged into The Phalanx's massive world engine.
After the nano-machines are purged from his armor, Doom (inexplicably) appears in his 'classic' Doctor Doom armor, complete with gun and holster. He has not worn this armor since it was all but destroyed in his first encounter with Tiger Wylde in Doom 2099 #1.
The Phalanx assimilation of Earth begins. Nostromo has been connected to the World Engine. Heroes at the Last Refuge begin to repel attacks by Phalanx warriors. In the midst of battle, Spider-Man attempts to free Nostromo from the Phalanx's grasp, an act that Doom condemns. This, among many other actions, lead Xina to believe that Doom is a traitor. When Doom asks her to follow him, she dismisses him and continues at Spider-Man's side. Doom and Spider-Man with Xina flee the battlefield separately. Once alone, Xina convinces Spider-Man that the only way to beat the Phalanx is to kill Nostromo.
From a mountain top, Doom observes as the Phalanx slowly assimilate his homeland. After sharing a few words with a fellow Latverian he flies off. Meanwhile, Spider-Man prepares to kill Nostromo in an attempt to end the invasion, however Doom arrives in time to stay his hand. Doom states that the Latverian border has been restored, and for that he will allow them one chance to leave, or else. The Phalanx, confident that he has an empty bluff, refuse. The aliens capture Doom and argue that human frailty will never defeat the collective consciousness of the Phalanx. Doom affirms that the collective lack the human spirit, to which the aliens answer by calling him a hypocrite for Doom has spent his life hiding in a machine. The Phalanx then rip Doom's armor off. Supposedly defenseless, Doom then plays his final card by activating a subroutine program hidden inside Nostromo which begins to erase his original scout programming. As the Phalanx begin to self-destruct Spider-Man grabs hold of Nostromo and Xina and together they escape the castle. Doom remains to watch the Phalanx die as the castle erupts into flames.
Doom states here that the Mutant Messiah was a myth he created in order to ferret out the Phalanx scout which he had lost track of.
Doom is dead. Miguel and Xina search through the rubble to find his remains but only find small pieces of his armor and face plate. Doom's last will and testament is played out by an interactive hologram which Doom prepared in the event of his death. In it he outlines the steps that Latveria should take in order to rebuild itself as well as announcing Nostromo as his heir.
Dimitri is the "leader of the gypsies". One can only assume that the writers meant the Zefiro tribe which Doom belonged to. Fortune who was on the tribal council, is no where to be seen.
Doom's holographic message declares Nostromo his heir.


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Larry Rumbol, Marine Condition Monitoring Manager, commented, "Given the lack of environmental policing on the high seas, enforcement of the 2020 global sulphur cap is a daunting challenge for the industry. Efforts to develop robust enforcement solutions tend to focus on paperwork checks at ports, but this must be reinforced by accurate, reliable testing data.


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Stro: The Michael D'Asaro Story
Micheal D'Asaro lived a life completely intertwined with the sport of fencing. It provided an avenue for him to escape the poverty of Brooklyn's Redhook district through a fencing scholarship to NYU. He became one of the dominant fencers of his era. But D'Asaro always marched to his own beat which brought him into conflict with the governing body of United States Fencing. He left the sport as a competitor when he wouldn't compromise to suit what he considered old fashioned codes of behavior. He returned to the sport as a coach in San Francisco purely by happenstance. D'Asaro achieved his greatest success at San Jose State Universtiy where he directed the women's foil team to five straight national championships. D'Asaro left an indelible impression on all the people he met. The lessons he passed on are still used today by his students, in fencing as well as in life.
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NORTH HIGHLANDS (CBS13) — A local woman is trying to find the owner of a prosthetic leg.
Barb Day says her friend was walking through North Highlands when he saw the leg in the middle of the bushes of a liquor store parking lot. Day says her friend brought the leg to her house, but then left it with her.
"He said if nobody claims it he's going to take it to IHOP," Barb said.
Now, Barb is stepping up. She posted an ad on Craiglist, to get the word out. If there is someone out there looking for this leg, she wants to help. No matter how long it takes.
Take a found prosthetic leg to IHOP? Whaaaa? Truth is definitely wierder than fiction!


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Why Instagram Influencers are Marketing's Best Bet
Not even two decades ago, the concept of the 'Instagram influencer' would have been absurd to most. Yet here we are, living in a world where all kinds of people can build a fanbase and make millions by posting content on the internet.
Social media platforms present individuals and brands alike powerful businesses and opportunities. Beyond even traditional media, Instagram, in particular, has developed into one of the most effective platforms for marketing, and it will continue to hold that mantle for the foreseeable future.
In this article, we're going to take a look at some of the top Instagram influencers and how they have used the social media platform to profit.
What is an Instagram influencer?
The title's pretty self-explanatory, but we'll go over it anyway.
Instagram is a social media platform initially designed as a 'gallery' for pictures and short-form video content. More recently, they've expanded their features to include live streaming and temporary uploads called 'Stories.' Travel, beauty, and fitness are the most popular content categories or niches on the platform.
@doyoutravel is one of the top travel Instagram Influencers
'Influencer' nowadays refers to social media personalities—individuals who've built followings, small or large, via Instagram, Facebook, and so on. Traditional celebrities have taken to social media as well, using it as a way to connect with fans but also promote their work or sponsors.
Now combine the two terms together.
An Instagram influencer is a content creator who has built their following primarily through, you guessed it, Instagram.
For an in-depth article on what defines a social media influencer, check out 'What is an Influencer? Defining the Spokespeople of Tomorrow.'
Instagram vs. other social media platforms
We don't claim to know exactly what it is about Instagram that makes the most effective marketing channel available. Nevertheless, we found some key metrics (as of 2020) that present a convincing case for why Instagram influencers, in particular, will continue to be the premier marketing partners.
Instagram has 1+ billion users.
And 89% of those users reside outside of the U.S. That means Instagram influencers/brands have ample opportunities to reach a global audience, not just an American one. The market size increases for many simply by the diverse demographics you can target through Instagram.
~80% of Instagram users are 13-34 y.o.
There's no use fighting the mysterious forces governing the world. If print's going out of fashion, there's little use investing money in that marketing channel.
There's little reason to think the shift to digital will be reversed. Social media is and will be interwoven with all of our lives, especially with the youth. The kids born after the late 2000s won't even know a world without Instagram and Facebook. Adapting now rather than later would probably be a good idea.
89% of surveyed marketers found Instagram yields an ROI (return on investment) comparable to or better than other marketing channels.
For those of you aspiring to be an Instagram influencer, you've made the right choice. Considering the data out there, we guarantee those increased influencer marketing budgets are primarily going to go to Instagram influencers.
Instagram influencers as powerful marketing partners
No different from any other social media platform, Instagram is, supposedly, an accurate and authentic representation of who you are. It's well known, however, that social media content is and always will be curated by the influencer. In other words, followers see only what the influencers post.
Those concerns aside, the point is Instagram influencers (and social media influencers, in general)are especially powerful marketing partners because of the trust they've built with their following.
The trust comes from the influencer having to build an audience from scratch. Over time and with much effort, they have to consistently deliver free content that catches and sustains the attention of total strangers. That is, in most cases, extremely difficult to do.
As the influencer reveals aspects of themself and their life via social media, their growing following grows to feel like they know the person. So when your favorite Instagram influencer partners with a brand in their niche, their advertisements can seem almost like personal recommendations from a trusted friend. That's exactly what makes Instagram influencers powerful marketing partners.
Instagram influencers in action
We noticed many of the articles on this topic only showcase the most prominent Instagram influencers out there. In reality, many brands may avoid working with big names because of the cost involved. The more active followers you have, the more you can probably demand. We just wanted you to know that there are great sponsorship opportunities for small influencers as well.
Small niche/micro-influencers
A micro-influencer with just over 1,000 followers, @madaidental uses Instagram to post about all things dental health. Brands will often partner with smaller, niche Instagram influencers to lower marketing costs as well as target a narrow but highly interested audience.
Celebrity promotion
Soccer superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has the largest Instagram following in the world (not including Instagram's own page). As a Nike athlete, he often posts promotions advertising the company's soccer boots. That's 225 million people that could be looking at the product.
Influencer/business owner
Kayla Itsines is a fitness influencer who has used Instagram to build a following of over 2 million. She has recently been promoting her app SWEAT, an exercise app targeted to women. She is smartly advertising her own product to her loyal followers who are, for the most part, the target audience of SWEAT.
While you won't necessarily make millions from it, becoming an Instagram influencer can be a great alternative source of income. It takes effort and dedication, but there's—at least for now—room for everyone.
Acquiring 1,000 followers can often prove difficult, but if you've defined your niche well, you may have brands scrambling to work with you. It will be tempting to take any and every deal you get, but if you want to keep the trust of your followers (your major selling point!), you should be selective.
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.24083/apjhm.v13i3.129
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Briggs, D. (2018). In This Issue. Asia Pacific Journal of Health Management, 13(3), i. https://doi.org/10.24083/apjhm.v13i3.129
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Milan will be without their Brazil goalkeeper Dida for up to three months after he suffered ligament damage in his left knee.
Dida suffered the injury during Tuesday's Champions League defeat to AEK Athens.
Milan said on their web site that he was expected to be ruled out for "two to three months, saving complications".
Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti may be tempted to move into the transfer market in January to secure cover for Dida.


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University of Leicester Archaeological Services finds 1,700-year-old cemetery with unusual practice of Christian and pagan burials.
The University of Leicester archaeological unit that discovered King Richard III has spearheaded another dig and discovered a 1,700-old- Roman cemetery – under another car park in Leicester.
The latest dig follows the historic discovery of King Richard III by colleagues from the same unit.
The find has revealed remains thought to date back to 300AD – and includes personal items such as hairpins, rings, belt buckles and remains of shoes.
In addition, the team has found a jet ring with a curious symbol etched onto it, apparently showing the letters IX overlain. Opinion as to its meaning is divided; it may just be an attractive design but it is also reminiscent of an early Christian symbol known as an IX (Iota-Chi) monogram taken from the initials of Jesus Christ in Greek.
The University of Leicester archaeologists have also identified the unusual practice of Christian burials alongside pagan burials.
In total, archaeologists have identified 13 sets of remains at the car park in Oxford Street in Leicester's historic city centre.
Archaeological Project Officer John Thomas said: "We have discovered new evidence about a known cemetery that existed outside the walled town of Roman Leicester during the 3rd-4th Centuries AD.
"The excavation, at the junction of Oxford Street and Newarke Street, lay approximately 130m outside the south gate of Roman Leicester, adjacent to one of the main routes into the town from the south (Oxford Street). Roman law forbade burial within the town limits so cemeteries developed outside the walls, close to well-used roads.
"Previous excavations on Newarke Street had discovered numerous burials to the immediate east and north of the present site, all of which appeared to have been buried according to Christian traditions – buried in a supine position, facing east with little or no grave goods. "Unusually the 13 burials found during the recent excavations, of mixed age and sex, displayed a variety of burial traditions including east to west & north to south oriented graves, many with personal items such as finger rings, hairpins, buckles and hob-nailed shoes.
"One in particular appears to have been buried in a Christian tradition, facing east and wearing a polished jet finger ring on their left hand which has a possible early Christian Iota – Chi monogram etched onto it, taking the initial letters from the Greek for Jesus Christ. If so this would represent rare evidence for a personal statement of belief from this period.
"In contrast a nearby and probably near contemporary grave appeared to indicate very different beliefs. This grave had a north-south orientation, with the body laid on its side in a semi-foetal position, with the head removed and placed near the feet alongside two complete pottery jars that would have held offerings for the journey to the afterlife. This would seem to be a very pagan burial, so it is possible from the variety of burials found that the cemetery catered for a range of beliefs that would have been important to people living in Leicester at this time."
The excavations also add information to the increasingly well documented medieval southern suburb of the town, revealing remains of 12th-13th century quarries, cess-pits and rubbish pits that would have been dug in the backyards of properties fronting onto Oxford Street
Mr Thomas added: "All of these pits contained a wealth of information from pottery, bone and environmental remains to help build a picture of medieval life in this part of the town. A large 17th century defensive ditch running alongside Newarke Street was also discovered which was part of the town's defences during the English Civil War."
The site is currently earmarked for development.
The Search for Richard III was led by the University of Leicester, working with Leicester City Council, and in association with the Richard III Society.
Contributing Source : University of Leicester
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