Local & long distance haulage with a part load and three day service available. We have vehicles ranging from transits to 44 Ton Artics with flat, curtainside, semi low and extendable trailers and also Hiabs. We can also accommodate short and long term storage.
Engineers in titanium and stainless steel to the metal finishing, aerospace, chemical, auto and high tech industries.
A birmingham based health and safety consultancy offering a wide range of services for the construction and property sectors.
Professional photography for advertising, websites, company brochures, pr. Studio or location. Established for 20 years having shot for clients as diverse as Land Rover, U2, Harley Davidson, Arts Council, Symphony Orchestras, blue chip companies, councils and fashion designers.
West Midlands based training company offering face-to-face local training courses and distance learning courses worldwide.
Airport Transfers, Chauffeured Vehicles, Wedding Cars.
Electrical contractor for domestic, commercial installation work which includes lighting, sockets, showers, fuse board changes and inspection & testing including landlord certificates.
Training, facilitation and research for communities, local authorities, businesses, UN agencies and EU institutions, focussing on safe, effective, participatory approaches.
The Lawyers Defence Group provides all lawyers, whether solicitors, barristers, legal executives, paralegals, or others, with advice and representation on a wide range of conduct, disciplinary, practice, partnership and employment issues, including practice management, staff supervision, criminal and civil matters.
Contemporary and innovative landscaping design and construction, planting schemes, creating modern outdoor living spaces, design and construction of natural swimming pools and water features.
Quality windows, doors and conservatoies at afforable prices. Supplied or supplied and fitted. Double glaze your home from �1,500 inc fitting. Wide range of products inc Ccomposite doors. No gimmicks, no pressure sales, genuine price first time. Call for us to visit or call with your sizes.
Wholesale nursery supplying plants to the landscape trade. Nationwide coverage. Supplying local authorities, landscape contractors, private estates, garden designers, golf courses & other businesses with quality hardy plants including. Trees, shrubs, hedging, herbaceous, roses, conifers, bamboos, grasses, ferns, heathers, alpines, herbs, rhododendrons & bulbs.
Legal recruitment agency, solicitor recruitment, law jobs, legal jobs, paralegal jobs, lawyer recruitment.
Three60 is a Midlands-based recruitment and career consultancy offering over 20 years combined experience recruiting for the full spectrum of professions and industries. From start-ups and small growing companies to SMEs, plcs and multinationals across the Midlands and further afield.
Manufacturers and suppliers of electronic perimeter security systems. Registered trade names include PulseSecure, FenceSecure, WallSecure and SiteSecure. Products supplied and installed and maintained Nationally and Internationally by our Accredited Dealer network.
CBS Security Services provide a full range of electronic security system installations and maintenance including CCTV, Intruder & Fire Alarms together with Manned Guarding, Mobile Patrols and Keyholding.
Established in 1992, The Printing House offers a personal service for your stationery and printing. In addition to a full range of conventional printing, we specialise in credit card style plastic cards, including photo id cards. Gold blocking, embossing and foil printing are also in-house specialities and we have a wide range of promotional pens.
We are a tool & Equipment hire Co specializing in the supply of small tools, Access equipment and small plant, and the sale of heaters, accessories and bottled gas, propane and butane. Free same day deliovery locally.
We are a firm of solicitors dealing with immigration, asylum, family and crime areas of law. We offer assistance under the Legal Help scheme (subject to qualification).
Sub contract laser cutting, laser marking, press brake. AS9100 and ISO 9001 approved.
ICM are an established project management company with specialist business teams. Shop fitting - Office interior fit-outs - Exhibition stand fitting - Electrical contracting - Maintenance & repair services.
We are a Design & Build Project Management company covering the industrial & commercial sectors. We undertake all aspects of work from foundations, drainage, floors, brickwork, steel framed buildings, roof & wall cladding, doors & office fit outs. Think Construction, Think Calibre.
Birmingham South Skip Hire is a locally run skip hire company based in the Kings Norton area of Birmingham. We cover Birmingham, Redditch, Bromsgrove, Halesowen & Solihull.
All aspects of carpentry, supply and fit doors, kitchens wardrobes, skirtings, stairs, bannisters, laminate and wood flooring, stud partitions, joists, tradional and truss roofing, loft conversions, decking and fencing, contract work, commercial and domestic.
Architectural metalworkers are able to manufacture and install various steel products, in mainly mild steel and stainless steel. Includes steel staircases, fire escape stairs, spiral staircases, balustrade, landings, secondary steelwork, shop fronts etc.
This contemporary business centre has been designed to very high standards and is supported by the latest IT and telecoms technology, complimented with a high level of customer service. Whether you are looking for a simple office base, corporate headquarters or a virtual office, we can offer a flexible, adaptable solution for minimal capital outlay, leaving you free to concentrate on running your business.
Replacement windows, doors, porches and conrservatories in upvc and aluminium. Shop fronts. Fascias and guttering. Garage doors.
Ross Environmental are distributors in the highest quality materials that have been thoroughly tested, resulting in products that provide the most cost effective way to clean, absorb, treat dispose of used oil, gas, grease and other petroleum based products. Not only are Ross Environmental Products biodegradable, but many have the unique capability to degrade most petroleum based products, making them safer for the environment, and reducing your Carbon Footprint.
A2B Couriers & Haulage are a Dedicated Transport Company offering 24 Hour, 7 Day Service. From an Envelope to Several Pallets, We Deliver Locally, Nationally and Internationally. With Depots in Birmingham, Manchester & London, Our Uniformed, Courteous Drivers Deliver to Your Deadlines!
Caster Motor Services provide garage services and car repairs in the Wolverhampton, Walsall and West Midlands areas. We are Mercedes and Rolls Royce Specialists offering car repairs and garage services.
Suppliers of new and second hand plastic injection moulding machinery and associated equipment. Spares and service on most make of injection moulding machinery. Also in house injection moulding facility available.
We are an SIA approved contractor for man guarding, keyholding & alarm response and mobile patrols. We also have our own inhouse control room to monitor remote CCTV systems.
FleetMilne Property is a specialist letting agency covering upmarket properties in Birmingham, Bristol and other UK cities to come. We are a multi award winning, yet small and independent firm and believe in delivering excellent customer service and value for money. Believe it or not, we're not here to make tons of cash, we want to be the best, enable our staff to enjoy their work and get people telling their friends all about how good we are!
Journeys Storage and Removals is an independent family run business providing tailor made removal services including packing service, export wrapping with free no obligation quotations and a secure storage facility for self access, containerised and archive storage in Birmingham protected with CCTV and alarm.
Alan Sharman Agency represents Models, Real People, Actors & Children of all ages for Commercial and Fashion Photography, Fashion Shows, Promotional & Corporate events, Film & Television/Walk-on and Voice over bookings across the UK and Europe.
Scrap Metal Merchants. Cash buyers of ferrous and non ferrous metals. Scrap car and metal collection, Skip, Roro and Hiab service.
SL Accountants Ltd offer the full range of accountancy and tax services provided by qualified Chartered Accountants. We provide a friendly local service for self employed individuals, small companies, sub-contractors and landlords covering tax returns and accounts, payroll, CIS, bookeeping and VAT returns.
Jump (GB) Ltd provide a comprehensive video and film production service throughout the UK. We can take your project from the initial idea right through to final delivery, whether that's web streaming, DVD, broadcast or even a cinema advert.
We are an established family business dedicated to providing a first class, friendly service to our customers. As a demonstration of our commitment to professional, fair and honest trade we are pleased to have been a member of Solihull Trading Standards Shipshape scheme for many years.
Here at Specialday Video we aim to provide the best level of service. Combining our experience with the latest high tech equipment we attempt to make sure that your special memories are kept just that... special. Here at Specialday Video we have always used the latest video capturing technology, combining our experience with the latest digital cameras and editing software we ensure that your special occasion will be caught in the best quality.
We are heating engineers, carrying out all aspects of repairs and services to all types of boiler. We also carry out all types of plumbing works.
A leading accountancy practice based in Birmingham for trusted advice to businesses and individuals. Perhaps you... * Need help sorting out your tax affairs; * Are starting in business and need advice; * Want help to grow your business; OR * Just need a friendly, proactive, efficient accountant.
MSS can supply, install, and maintain the full range of the latest in Intruder Alarms (wired and wireless -Bells Only or Monitored) CCTV including remote access facilities to allow viewing of your property via the internet from anywhere in the World. We are members of the SSAIB (Security Systems and Alarms Inspection Board) MSS guarantee to provide cost effective products together with a level of service, reliability and quality which will exceed your expectations.
Copper Bus-bar Bending-Punching-Cutting - tools for manufacture of control panels - Steel Punching - Din Rail Cutting - Stainless Steel Punching - Hole Cutting - Wire Duct Cutters - Cable Crimping Tools - Hole Saws - Steel Punching Machines - Punch - Dies - Square Holes - Rectangle Holes - Alfra - Novopress.
Contemporary Caravan, Motor Home, Camper and Boat Cushions. Extensive fabric collection allows you to personalise your caravan, motor home, camper and boat cushions.
QSP Training (QSP) is an organisation specialising in providing waste management training and health & safety training to all sectors in industry. The Company is a registered Assessment Centre with the Waste Management Industry Training and Advisory Board (WAMITAB) providing national coverage for statutory NVQ assessments leading to a Certificate of Technical Competence for landfill, transfer, treatment and recycling facilities.
Pelsall Windows are based in Walsall in the West Midlands and supply PVCu Windows, PVCu Doors, Conservatories and Porches.
Pleasure Ladies Nights offer the best male stripper shows in Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Nottingham and other areas throughout the UK, Pleasure Ladies Nights promise you a girls night out to remember! We are perfect for Hen Weekends, Hen Parties, Birthday Parties or just that great girls night out!
Conveyancing residential and commercial. Sales, purchases and remortgages. Free quotation. No need to travel.
Chartered Building Surveyor practice located in Birmingham. Party wall surveyors, Dilapidations, Defect Reports and pre-acquisition surveys. Project management also undertaken. Regulated by RICS.
Ubitec Electrical and Security Ltd have been trading since 1991 and is a family run business with a wealth of expertise and experience.Everything from a new socket outlet to full rewires for shops, restaurants, units, factories etc.
Ross Environmental Products Ltd are distributors in the highest quality materials that have been thoroughly tested, resulting in products that provide the most cost effective way to clean, absorb, treat and dispose of used oil,gas,grease and other petroleum based products.
General insurance of all types but specialising in insuring the road transport, motor trade, waste & recycling and care home industries.
The Bond Company provides office accommodation, meetings rooms, conference space and all types of events in an historic canal side location. Benefit from The Bond Company's 21 years of management experience led by our professional Reception team, 24 hour security, on-site Cafe and parking facilities.
We are an independent company providing training and consultancy services to a broad and diverse client list. As a registered centre with awarding bodies we are able to offer certificated courses through the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health and the Health & Safety executive.
JM Security based in Birmingham in the West Midlands, provide security services including intruder security, monitored alarm systems, CCTV Security and Burglar Security.
Air Control are a UK air conditioning company, in the West Midlands, specialising in heating and cooling, including installation & maintenance.
We are a bird and pest control company with local area managers who deal with pest problems from insects to vermin to bird and wildlife management, all techicians BPCA accredited and fully insured with ID. We specialise in bird control for birds such as pigeons and gulls, proofing, guano removal, bird deterrents, domestic and commercial pest/bird control. Pest Control contracts, free site survey.
A dentist in Sutton Coldfield, near Birmingham in the West Midlands, our dental surgery is within easy walking distance of Chester Road railway station and local Sutton Coldfield bus services. As a dentist, we are passionate about prevention of dental disease and all our advice and care is aimed at ensuring you experience as few dental problems as possible.
Innovative, sustainable, tailor made landscape gardening. Flawless reputation, quality workmanship, salt of the earth landscapers, 100% customer satisfaction.
We provide stag weekends, hen nights, stag parties, activity weekends, corporate events and team building days for our clients using only quality suppliers and accommodation providers that meet our high standards.
Based in Birmingham we are a hydro demolition company, using high pressure water jets for tank cleaning, concrete cutting and surface preparation.
Hot Foil Printers of Stationery and Promotional Products: Business Cards, Serviettes, Cocktail Napkins, Lighters, Keyrings, Beer Mats, Bookmarks, Labels, Tax Disc Holders, Party Invitation Cards, Coasters, Casino / Poker Chips, Envelopes, Letterheads, Book Matches, Compliment Slips, Leaflets, etc. We deliver to all parts of the UK including London and Manchester.
Website design for SME's and community organisations. Flexible payment terms, lifetime after sales support and open whenever you need us.
Birmingham photographer specialising in portraits, events, weddings, engagements and nightclubs.
Freshwinds Information Technology was born from the charity Freshwinds. Over the years our team has developed and delivered many innovative technology solutions to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of the charity. The Freshwinds IT team all work directly within Freshwinds carrying the ethos, ethics, spirit and holistic approach close to our hearts and we strive to provide this same level of service to all our clients.
Ardant Design are a Midlands based design studio who create professional and memorable websites. From online marketing to social networking, Ardant Design can help you to develop a strong web presence and stand out from your competition.
School Stickers offer a great variety on stickers for teachers and school badges. We have a range of different types of school merit stickers and reward stickers for teachers.
Providing a 6 hour Desktop to Delivery Print Service, Documents, Presentations, Brochures, Business Stationery. Ideal for your urgent printing needs.
Solihull premier dental clinic offering cutting edge dental treatments. We offer a full range of treatments for all your dental needs. Modern dentistry, with treatments including: cosmetic dentistry (veneers, teeth whitening), dental implants, sedation dentistry, advanced orthodontics, as well as general dentistry treatments such as: root canals, dental bridges, dentures etc.
If you are looking for highly professional and affordable security guard company in Birmingham, look no further.
New Indian Pakistani Fashion Clothes, Shalwar Kameez, Casual, Formal & Party Wear Dresses with Specialty in Anarkali Pishwas with Delivery Round the Globe.
Midland Jetting offer hire, sales, servicing and repairs for high pressure water jetting equipment.
Founded in 1999, Express Commerce is a privately owned independent technology company that specialises in the provision and support of IT Systems to the public and private sectors, specialising in Education and Healthcare.
Design, Print, Signage and Websites. We offer a number of professional services all under one roof. We are well established and have a wealth of knowledge in the industry. We maintain years of experience and have a large loyal customer base. Please view example of our work on our website or visit us for a chat.
At JME Glass we have been collecting window glass and bottles throughout the West Midlands since 1990. We can also offer an efficient and reliable service to pubs, clubs, restaurants, double glazing and glass processing companies.
An energetic, creative and professional catering company with over 20 years experience within the catering and hospitality industry.
We have over 30 years experience of offering beautiful high quality wooden French doors, hardwood front doors, double glazed sash windows, hardwood windows or patio and sliding doors for the home.
Bespoke taxi and executive chauffeur services specialising in airport transfers to and from the West Midlands.
Specialists in IT & computer support for small to large businesses in and around Coventry & Warwickshire, and the West Midlands.
Minibus hire in Birmingham. We Specialise in Minibus Taxi hire and provide a wide rande of vehicles of passenger carrying capacity from 6 - 16 seater.
baskets perfect for your pets, gardening needs and even as great storage facilities. You can also browse at our high quality trays, log baskets, hampers and even shopping baskets. With a selection of sizes, you are sure to find the right basket for you.
Independent specialist suppliers of channel support systems from cable trays & trunking to ladders & cable baskets.
Established in 2005, DTM Traffic Management Solutions is a multi-disciplined, Traffic Management Company operating nation wide. We provide a complete range of Traffic Management Services including consultancy services, temporary traffic signals, lane closures, high speed and street works management, road closures and hire and sales packages complete with our custom maintenance package to suit all infrastructures.
Complete Logistical service. Same day courier, Next day courier, Economy deliveries 5-10 day, bikes through to 7.5t vehicles, moving envelopes through to multiple pallets. Professional, reliable, fully insured collections and deliveries.
Argent Fabrications Limited specialise in aluminium and steel fabrication.
Argent Fabrications Ltd offer services such as aluminium fabrication, steel fabrication and architectural metalwork. Everything we do is custom made to our clients specification. These include bracketry, trims, cladding panels, louvres, copings, brise soleil, cills, gutters, flashings, shims etc. We also offer technical and design solutions for both bespoke and multiple requirements.
Personal Career Management Ltd was established in 2003, to provide specialist career management services to individual and corporate clients. We have a team of 14 career coaches based in our offices in Central London, Buckinghamshire and Berkshire. Personal Career Management have helped hundreds of clients to make positive changes to their working lives.
Printing & Embroidery Services To Trade & Public. Workwear, Hen T Shirts, Sports Clubs. Sign Writting & Screen Printing Services To Trade & Public, Shop Signs, Estate Agent Boards and Safety Signs. We Can Also Print Mugs, Coasters, Mouse Mats, Hand Bags and Jigsaws.
From a small landing window roman blind to a large project including sophisticated wallpapers, luxurious curtains, blinds and headboards, let us put the look together for you from thought to finish - let us deal with it. Our in-store service allows you to bring your measurements to us and we will advise and quote giving you the benefit of our combined 45 years experience.
We are a friendly family run business based in Great Barr, Birmingham with over 20 years experience of installing security systems to meet your needs. Trespass Prevention Systems provide cost effective security systems for the West Midlands. Our company has been built on quality of service, customer satisfaction, communications and recommendations. All our security solutions are designed around our customers requirements.
Supplier of Fork Lift & Traction Batteries. Mono Bloc & Automotive, Leisure Batteries, Disability Batteries, Chargers, Regenerators & Conditioners, Accessories, Rental & Recycling.
Grandee Boilers Ltd in Halesowen, West Midlands provide a range of products and services such as Condensing Boilers, Oil Boiler Servicing and more in Clent, Birmingham and surrounding areas.
Personalised and Creative Gifts, including canvasses, pictures, scrolls, handmade/personalised cards, wallets, purses, keyrings, t-shirts plus lots more. We also offer and complete wedding service from invitations to cakes. Exclusive and bespoke gifts for very occasion. Located in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham, West Midlands.
Midlands Finest Indoor Karting Centre using the most powerful karts in the UK.
Modern and Traditional bathroom furniture supplied direct to the public at low cost prices. Shower enclosures and fittings.
Based in Dudley, Kidderminster and Gloucester Worton Rock provide accountancy, compliance and business development services to businesses.
West Midlands based foundry with over 50 years experience in producing engineering castings - malleable, ductile, aluminium and grey iron castings.
Access Innovations service, maintain & repair automatic doors. If your sliding doors need attention, or roller shutters are breaking down, contact us 24/7 & arrange for an engineer. Commercial & industrial door repairs in West Midlands.
Penzer Opticians is a leading independent opticians that has been providing eye care solutions to the people of Maypole and surrounding areas for over 40 years.
Digital Print Products providing pop up exhibition stands, pvc banners, sign boards, window and floor graphics, vehicle graphics, as well as labels, business cards, posters, leaflets at unique prices direct to you. As 'wide format' print specialists we use the latest technology to produce 'big' prints in small quantities! It's ideal for producing glossy posters, canvases, and banners. We can produce prints on a range of materials for business or domestic use using lightfast inks.
Our Banqueting Suite comes with a capacity from 100 to 700 guests. Situated in the heart of Birmingham from close proximately from the centre of Birmingham and is located directly opposite a large parking facility. It is close to major motorway junctions so easy accessible from all over the country.
Fast, reliable, friendly and honest service: We purposely maintain a smaller client base, each with their own dedicated engineer. You have one point of call so there is no passing the buck, your problems are sorted by one engineer who will keep you in the loop at all times.
Graphic Designers in Kidderminster, Worcestershire, West Midlands. Specialising in logo design, corporate identity, brochures, packaging and web design.
Commercial property owner based in the UK with properties across the UK with a focus on the Midlands. Owns and manages over 500 properties that accommodate over 400 tenants.
Fixed fee, no fuss accountancy services based in the Wolverhampton area.
Glazerite PVCu Ltd is a small family business located in Walsall, West Midlands. The company was set up to give the local and extended community a good, honest and reliable service. We have over 16 years experience in all aspects of the trade including window and door installation, PVCu fabrication, business management and customer relations which means Glazerite PVCu Ltd can offer a genuine and personal service built on years of experience enabling you to buy with peace of mind!
Air conditioning installation, repairs, maintenance and servicing from First In Service Ltd for over 40 years.
Kerb Dropping specialists, P Farrow offers professional Block Paving, Patios, Slabbing, Fencing, Walling, Turfing, Tarmac, Driveways, Decking, Disabled Access and Kerb. Dropping in Tipton, Coseley, Dudley, Sedgley, Oldbury, Wednesbury, West Bromwich, Wolverhampton, Halesowen, Stourbridge, Great Barr, Birmingham, West Midlands.
Specialists in Exhibitions, Banqueting & Weddings, Social/Corporate Events, Conference/Seminars, Concerts, Entertainment, Deco, Catering, Fashion shows. Capacity 0 - 2000. The next BIG thing. State of the art 5* facilities, Car parking over 200 cars, Custom designed lighting and sound systems, bespoke packages and dedicated & specialist event co-ordinator team awaiting for that special personal touch.
I specialise in Graphic Design. Improve your company image, make a great first impression with your customers.
Aquido is a nurse led dedicated Colon Hydrotherapy clinic. We offer Colonic Irrigation, enemas and probiotic treatments as well as health assessments. Colon Hydrotherapy is a healthy way to cleanse your colon and detox your body. It is particularly effective for conditions such as IBS, constipation, bloating and flatulence.
Arthur House Dental Care provides high quality dental care in a relaxed, comfortable and stress free enviroment. We offer a comprehensive range of services including mercury free dentistry, dental implants, braces for children and cosmetic dentistry.
West Midlands Pest Control specialises in wasp control and removal.
Finishing Touches Building Contracts Ltd.
Finishing Touches Building Contracts Ltd. performs a full range of property construction services in Coventry and its surrounding areas.
An ABBA tribute band that performs during weddings, corporate events, functions, and the like.
A home improvement company based in Walsall that manufactures and installs quality double-glazed windows, doors, gutters, frames, and conservatories.
Specialises in timber preservation and damp proofing as well as the treatment of various kinds of buildings.
The provider of quality professional pet care services, with free initial assessment or consultation.
We provide high-end personalised photobooth hire at very reasonable prices. Entertain your guests or customers and also give them a keep-sake for years. We give you unlimited prints with your hire, free video messages, Facebook upload, Trained attendant, personalised prints, free face recognition and much more. Visit our website for a free no obligation quote.
Doctor Locks are Birmingham's finest locksmiths. We offer 24/7 services around the Birmingham area and ensure a professional and trustworthy service each and every time. Call 0121 369 9878 and see how Doctor Locks can help you.
Tardis Environmental are proud to be one of the UK's leading environmental companies. Providing a huge range of services from Septic Tank Emptying to Portable Toilet Hire, Tardis also offer Bulk Water Supply across the UK.
Photoluxuria is a professionally unique business of innovative photo booths hires, to produce great photography for your parties, weddings, corporate and other special events. Our innovative photo booths at your event will delight your guests, grace your venue and create a wonderful photographic record. The informal nature of a photo booth captures everyone's heart and leaves lasting memories to cherish.
Conrad Anderson (Midlands) Ltd are based in East Birmingham. We provide solutions for disability vehicles enabling travelling and living with disabilities. We supplier & install Vehicle Electronics such as Air suspensions.
WPS Handrails specialise in the design or installation of stainless steel balustrades, Juliet balconies, glass balustrades, foot-rails and stainless steel handrail tubes and components. Our product ranges are of the highest quality, we offer the most competitive prices and our designs are purpose built for a range of various applications. We have a range of products available including glass, frameless or wire balustrades, stainless steel and glass balconies, hand and foot rails and stainless steel bollards. For further information please contact us on: 01922 742433 or visit our website: http://www.wpshandrails.com/.
Tardis Hire offer a wide range of quality services including portable toilet hire, wet waste removal, drainage services and water delivery and storage solutions. Tardis Hire are the UK's Leading Portable Toilet Hire & Septic Tank Emptying Company.
Pearson Knight are UK leaders in the design, manufacture and installation of retail, industrial and commercial Mezzanine Floors. Also providing a range of Office Partitioning solutions, contact Pearson Knight today!
We are a stockist and supplier of Titanium raw materials in a wide range of forms and grades. At our facility, we hold a large volume of stock servicing industries such as oil and gas, petro chemical, Chemical, medical, aerospace, motor sport and many others.
Rockc Jewellers are experienced retailers of Quality jewellery. Our diamond engagement rings are made to the highest standards.We guarantee that all of our diamonds are conflict free and will give you the wow factor for life.
Lifton Home Lifts is a premium domestic lift specialist and offers homeowners an in-home mobility solution which enhance their home environment and improves their lifestyle.
We provide a vast range of Wheelchair Accessible Vehicles to help assist travelling, making that journey a whole lot easier. We provide an array of options to access your vehicle whether it be via a ramp or a lift or even if you are wiling to drive from a wheelchair.
Fusion Heating is a leading supplier of fireplaces throughout Solihull and the West Midlands area. With over 40 fireplaces on show in our studio, Fusion is a premier provider of Fireplaces, central heating, boilers and radiators.
We are a Birmingham children retail store selling active wear , sleep wear, fashion accessories, back to school supplies and arts and crafts. Our store is inspired by magical unicorns and uplifting and current and trendy vibes . Come and experience our beautiful current collections.


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Moral Monday Rally: October 27
The Campaign to End the New Jim Crow is holding the Moral Monday Rally to end the criminalization of our youth, remove barriers to re-entry, reduce the prison population and invest in the social safety net (schools, housing, jobs).
On October 27, noon to 2 p.m., The Moral Monday Rally will aim for lawmakers to reform our criminal justice laws and racially discriminatory incarceration systems.to end the criminalization of our youth, remove barriers to re-entry, reduce the prison population and invest in the social safety net (schools, housing, jobs). It will be October 27, noon to 2 p.m., on the steps of the New Jersey State House in Trenton. Parking is available in the New Jersey State House and Trenton Wyndham Hotel decks.
Inspired to organize by Michelle Alexander's seminal book, The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness, the Campaign to End Jim Crow is an all-volunteer grass roots coalition of area leaders and concerned citizens who have come together to raise awareness of our broken criminal justice system, promote prison reform legislation and to garner support for the incarcerated and their families.
In 2010, Michelle Alexander, a highly acclaimed civil rights lawyer, advocate, and legal scholar who has taught at a number of universities, including Stanford Law School, published The New Jim Crow which details how, by targeting black men through the War on Drugs and decimating communities of color, the U.S. criminal justice systemfunctions as a contemporary system of racial control. Through America's "war on drugs," black and brown men in America were targeted for incarceration, thereby recreating a racial caste system denying these people access to employment and voting rights hard fought and won through the civil rights movement, and succeeding in decimating black families. In noted historian Cornel West's forward of The New Jim Crow, he writes of "the massive use of state power to incarcerate hundreds of thousands of precious poor, black, male (and, increasingly, female) young people in the name of a bogus "War on Drugs."
Join CENJC's rally to end the criminalization of our youth, remove barriers to re-entry, reduce the prison population and invest in the social safety net (schools, housing, jobs). Visit CENJC on Facebook.
Methodists, of all Christian denominations, share John Wesley's heritage of pushing for prison reform.

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Global Insolvency Solutions Scam
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Global Insolvency Solutions Scam.
We have been receiving reports that victims of investment scams have been cold-called by people claiming to be from Global Insolvency Solutions Ltd. They are carrying out a follow-on-fraud where they ask their intended targets to pay a fee in order to release money which they claim to hold for the investor. It is a scam. It is being operated by the same people who have been running the Kingsgate Insolvency Ltd scam. We reported on that scam in June 2021 – LINK to the article.
Neither of these organisations are licensed insolvency practitioner firms. There is no doubt that the same group of scammers are behind both of these scam operations because they are too lazy to design a different website. We have printed a few pages from both websites to show the similarities – see below.
Global Insolvency Solutions Website
Kingsgate Insolvency Ltd Website
There is a genuine company called Global Insolvency Solutions Ltd which has been around since 2012, but the scam approach is not coming from this company. The domain name of globalinsolvencysolutions.com which is being used by the scammers was purchased in April 2021.
If you have fallen victim to either scam you should report it to your relevant Police Authority. We know that they have been targeting the victims of the Essex and London Properties scam, the five oil scams established by Glenn Jamie King and David Hyman, and other scams which go back even further including the CTI China Renaissance scam. It is important to remember that if you are contacted and told a company has gone into liquidation, that doesn't mean that it has. The best way to check is to go online to the Companies House website to check yourself, or to write, email or telephone Companies House. Even if the company has gone into liquidation, insolvency firms DO NOT allow third party organisations to represent them. Insolvency firms always deal direct with creditors themselves.
UCIS Advice Point VAT Fraud
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UCIS Advice Point VAT Fraud.
Two weeks ago we wrote this article on UCIS Advice Point – LINK. We covered a number of issues in the article including the scam investments offered by Neil Bromage, the scam investments offered by his son and the striking off of Andrew Eastham as a solicitor.
We also covered the fact that UCIS Advice Point Ltd was dissolved on 29th June 2021 and therefore no longer existed, but a few weeks later it somehow managed to issue an invoice. Obviously a company that doesn't exist cannot have a bank account which is why the invoice requested that the payment be made to a money mule account i.e somebody else's bank account. We decided not to publish details of the money mule company because we wanted to give it a chance to explain its role in this fraud.
We have emailed the two directors twice and have not had a reply so we took a closer look at the company and its relationships. First of all we'll show the invoice below.
UCIS Advice Point Invoice – VAT Fraud
There are a few points to note. The first is that the invoice just says "UCIS Advice Point". It does not say "UCIS Advice Point Ltd", but it is clear that it is the limited company and we'll explain why. The second is that it is dated 20th August 2021 which is seven weeks after the company no longer existed. The third is that it asks to customer to pay the money to Adlington Finance Ltd.
The invoice is for £120,000 + VAT. The VAT element comes to £24,000. As the law requires, the issuer of the invoice must provide its VAT Registration Number which can be seen in the top left corner of the invoice. It is 351505230.
The UK Government provides a website which allows VAT numbers to be checked just in case anyone is tempted to use another company's VAT number to defraud HMRC. We checked number 351505230. Here is the result:
Check a UK VAT number – GOV.UK
This proves that the VAT number belonged to UCIS ADVICE POINT LIMITED.
So we know that a dissolved company cannot have a bank account, but why did Neil Bromage, Jonathan Bromage and Andrew Eastham choose Adlington Finance Ltd for their bank account ? The answer is that they have a prior relationship with Adlington Finance Ltd.
In our previous article we highlighted a hotel room scam perpetrated by Jonathan Bromage and Scott Else through their company Bluearch Properties Ltd. This relates to The Welbeck Hotel which was promoted under a different branding of 'Majestic Hotels'. If you look at the charges registered against Bluearch Properties – LINK Here you will find a charge registered by Adlington Finance Ltd. Adlington Finance loaned money to Bluearch Properties to tide the company over whilst it was selling over-priced hotel rooms. Adlington is owed money by the Bromages and doesn't believe it has much of a chance of being repaid by Bluearch Properties. That may be the case, but this invoice amounts to VAT fraud and it raises the question as to whether this is the first time. It's possible that money has been diverted to Adlington Finance Ltd before.
It is incredible that Neil Bromage and Andrew Eastham who have both served prison sentences for financial offences are involved in yet another serious criminal offence.
In a recent letter to investors, UCIS Advice Point provided details of four law firms it claims to work with. We checked with two of them who confirmed they do not work with UCIS Advice Point and will be writing a strong letter to them. We will be checking with the other two, one of which is based in Cardiff and the other in Sheffield. It would not surprise us if the other two also state that they don't work with UCIS Advice Point.
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The given bar graph depicts the percentages of five Australian cities' population who bought and drank coffee and tea in last four weeks.
In general, there was a noticeable fluctuation in the percentages of the consumption of coffee and tea among citizens from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart.
The percentage of the population bought fresh coffee in both Sydney and Melbourne was around 43%, while the figures for Brisbane and Adelaide were significantly down to below 35%. Hobart's citizens bought fresh coffee over 33% in total.
Moreover, the percentages of five cities' inhabitants who bought instant coffee were notably fluctuated, with the highest figure for Hobart to nearly 55%, whereas Brisbane's was around 53%. Both Melbourne and Adelaide were 48% and 50%, respectively, while Sydney's percent was lowest at above 45%.
Finally, the figure for residents who went to a café for coffee or tea remained steady at 50% in Adelaide, while Brisbane got slight growth to over 55%. This trend continued strongly in Sydney, where it got over 60%, whereas the percentages of Melbourne and Hobart's population who drank coffee were approximately 63%.
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The given (Do not use "given" or "provided" or anything else. It is not natural English.) bar graph depicts the percentages of five Australian cities' population who bought and drank coffee and tea (This is not possible to describe in one sentence.) in last four weeks. (Your description is not good. There are three values that are plotted: percentage buying fresh coffee, percentage buying instant coffee and percentages going to a cafe. Besides, your paragraph is not complete. You need to name the five cities.)
In general, there was a noticeable fluctuation (That is completely wrong. Do not use the word "fluctuation" or "fluctuate." This pattern is almost never seen on Task 1 line graphs. It is invalid for bar graphs. Remove this word from your vocabulry until you learn how to use it. ) in the percentages of the consumption of coffee and tea (That is not what is plotted.) among citizens from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Hobart.
The percentage of the population that bought fresh coffee (Ungrammatical. You have tried to write a relative clause without the relative pronoun. .) in both Sydney and Melbourne was around 43%, while the figures (wrong word) percentages for Brisbane and Adelaide were significantly less, slightly down to below 35%. The percentage of Hobart's citizens that bought fresh coffee was about 38%over 33% in total.
Moreover, the percentages of five cities' inhabitants who bought buying instant coffee were notably different from each other fluctuated, with the highest figure (wrong word) for Hobart at to nearly 55%, whereas in Brisbane's it was around 53%. Both Melbourne and Adelaide were 48% and 50%, respectively, while Sydney's percent was lowest at above 45%. (55 is above 45, and so is 95. You need to use qualifying adverbs.)
Finally, the figure for residents percentage who went to a café for coffee or tea remained steady (That is for measurements over time. There are no time spans or periods on this chart.) at 50% in Adelaide, while Brisbane got slight growth (That is for measurements over time. There are no time spans or periods on this chart.) to over 55%. This trend (That is for measurements over time. There are no time spans or periods on this chart.) continued strongly in Sydney, where it got over 60%, whereas the percentages of Melbourne and Hobart's population who drank coffee were approximately 63%.
Fluctuation:
Fluctuation is the small changes in one measurement over time with respect to a trend line. The data values go above and below the trend line, either erratically (random fluctuations) or in a regular pattern (seasonal fluctuations.) Fluctuations usually average out to the trend line.
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Note: The description of the data which is plotted on the bar chart cannot be done in one sentence. It is too complex. You have to write a background sentence that describes the survey questions.
A survey was conducted in Adelaide, Brisbane, Hobart, Melbourne, and Sydney asking residents if they had purchased tea or coffee in the past four weeks. The bar chart plots the proportion of residents in each of the cities agreeing to 1) Did you buy fresh coffee? 2) Did you buy instant coffee? and 3) Did you go to a café for tea or coffee?
Overall, the highest percentages were the people who had gone to a café. Except for Adelaide, the majority of residents in each city had done this. In second place were the instant coffee buyers, the city of Adelaide being the exception with slightly less than half.
Sydney, Hobart and Melbourne had the highest proportions on the chart; more than six of every ten people there had tea or coffee in a café. On the other extreme, Brisbane and Adelaide had the lowest percentages; in particular, slightly over one-third (34%) bought fresh coffee. Generally, people in these five cities bought instant coffee more than fresh coffee, and the gap could be fairly wide. In Brisbane, it was nearly 20%, 52% versus 34%. In Adelaide, about half bought instant coffee (50%) and frequented a café, (49%). And in three of the cities, half or more had purchased instant coffee; these were Hobart (54%), Brisbane (53%) and Adelaide (50%).
Dear Ms./Mrs. AlpheccaStars,
Firstly, I'm so grateful to receive your explanation and corrected sentences, they help me a lot. Thank you so much!
I have a small problem with the word "figures". Where can I use it suitably and correctly? I looked it up by Oxford Learner's Dictionary, but I feel confused so much.
I should only use words, "percentages" or "proportions", when the graph plotting about % of the information, shouldn't I? @@
Thanh Tân Lê I have a small problem with the word "figures".
Figure is a very tricky word to use correctly. It has many meanings. One specialized meaning refers to business performance data and economic data.
It is used often (plural) in this context. It is not used as a general synonym for "number" in other contexts. I would advise you to not use it in Task 1 essays, at least until you have a lot of experience with it and are confident about the context.
Instead of repeating "percentages" learn to use pronouns. Pronouns are used to avoid repeating the same noun many times. However, if you do not know how to use pronouns, it is better just to repeat "percentage," because it is accurate and correct here.
This sample essay is too long, but it will give you ideas on how to write this type of essay and avoid repetition.
Paragraph 1: Describe the figure and all its attributes. Do not mention any of the data content.
Paragraph 2: Pick out 2 or 3 main features.
Paragraph 3: Write about a few details. Focus on comparing and contrasting the different categories.
A survey was conducted in five cities in Australia (Adelaide, Brisbane, Hobart, Melbourne, and Sydney) asking residents if they had purchased tea or coffee in the past four weeks. The bar chart plots the proportion of residents in each of the cities who responded positively to each of these three questions: 1) Did you buy fresh coffee? 2) Did you buy instant coffee? and 3) Did you go to a café to drink tea or coffee?
The highest percentages in each city were the people who had gone to a café. Except for Adelaide, the majority of residents in each city had done this. In second place were the instant coffee buyers, the city of Adelaide again being the exception.
The cities of Sydney, Hobart and Melbourne had the highest proportions on the chart; more than six of every ten people there had recently enjoyed a cup of tea or coffee in a café. On the other extreme, Brisbane and Adelaide had the lowest; in particular, a bit over one-third (34%) were buyers of fresh coffee. Generally, people in these cities bought instant coffee more than fresh coffee, and the gap could be fairly wide. As an example, in Brisbane, it was nearly 20%, 52% to 34%. In Adelaide, about half the residents both bought instant coffee (50%), a little more than those who went to a café, (49%). That was the smallest difference between these categories of all the cities.
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We Really Dig History!: Summer 2019's Excavation at Ferry Farm
September 26, 2019 September 24, 2019 / ferryfarmandkenmore
From late May through early August of 2019, archaeologists at George Washington's Ferry Farm were busy working in the field again, excavating a block of 18 5'x5' units located on the east side of the Washington house. It's not obvious today, but the area directly to the south and west of our 2019 block had previously been excavated between 2008 and 2018 down to sterile subsoil and back-filled with dirt. The grass grew back, leaving no signs of this previous activity, but the concentration and variety of artifacts found indicated something was going on in this area of the site when the Washington family was living here in the 18th century. This didn't surprise us all that much though, as this area was the "workyard" of the Washington house, where most of the daily activities related to the running of the household were taking place.
Location of 2019 excavation block near the Washington house site.
You might remember from last season's dig blog, that we excavated the "north yard" of the house, which was visible from Fredericksburg, the river, and the ferry landing during the 18th century. Our excavations last year concluded that the north yard was actually quite clean of artifacts (garbage) and features, suggesting people valued the aesthetic look of this area and kept it very orderly and free of daily activities – likely because it was visible to the entire town across the river. In direct contrast to this clean space is the workyard – the fenced areas located behind the house. The workyard is where the daily household-related activities such as cooking, laundering, and dairying took place. Corresponding structures such as a kitchen, storage sheds, smokehouse, and temporary work spaces, were located here and doubled as living quarters for the enslaved people who worked in these spaces. With all these activities happening within this outdoor space, it's not surprising that archaeologists have found an abundance of 18th century artifacts in this area over the years.
The 2019 dig crew: (L-R) Elyse Adams, Sarah Perdue, Frank Amico, Judy Jobrack and (front) Lizzie O'Meara.
The 2019 dig crew consisted of two field directors — Judy Jobrack and Elyse Adams — and three archaeologists — Frank Amico, Lizzie O'Meara, and Sarah Perdue. For a total of 11 weeks our five-person crew slowly excavated thin layers of dirt in the 15' x 30' block in search of evidence of activity areas and outbuildings related to the workyard. Our approach to excavating the area was to take down all the units in the entire block at the same time — removing all the 20th century layers, then the 19th century layers, and so on — instead of taking each individual unit down to the subsoil. This would allow us to view any related features, such as building foundations or post holes, at the same time.
Dave Muraca, director of archaeology at Ferry Farm & Kenmore, lends a hand in getting the excavation block started.
The dig started with the removal of the grass and topsoil layers from all eighteen units. To our surprise, we were greeted with an obstacle that measured between 6 inches and 2 feet deep across the entire block. Remember the 2016-2017 construction of the Washington house? Well, as with any large project, there was a lot of disturbance to the surrounding lawn by vehicles and construction activities. A significant layer of dirt and gravel had to be laid down to grade the landscape and gravel access road leading up the house. It happened only two years ago, and yet we completely forgot about this fill activity! We dug this disturbed layer out with shovels and pick axes without screening the dirt until we revealed the 2016 grass and topsoil layers. Two weeks after starting, the real dig began.
Two feet of construction fill layer as seen in the sidewall of an excavated unit.
The number of artifacts we found, especially those dating to the 18th century, was not disappointing. Ceramics such as Whieldon, tin-glazed earthenware, Westerwald, and white salt-glazed stoneware were abundant in the area, as were various types of redwares and stonewares typical to food storage and other utilitarian purposes. Other colonial-era artifacts included wrought nails, tobacco pipe stem fragments, and a total of 12 wig hair curler fragments. The amount of 18th century-dated artifacts definitely overshadowed the number of 19th and 20th century artifacts in the area.
FF30 block during excavation.
18th century ceramics and a wine bottle neck found this summer.
Wig curler fragment found this summer.
Civil War uniform button and Minié ball found this summer.
Projectile point found this summer.
In addition to artifacts, a number of 18th-century features were uncovered, including the "rut-like" parallel linear features (F274 and F275) in the photo below. Figuring out what these and other features found in the 18th century layers may be will take place over the coming months.
Two parallel, linear 18th century features.
The excavation ended on August 9th within the 18th century level, and the site was covered by a tarp until next year. The 2020 season's dig will continue excavations in this block until subsoil is reached, but will also expand by opening more 5' x 5' units to the north. After washing, researching, and cataloging the thousands of artifacts recovered this season, our staff will have a clearer idea of what activities were going on in this part of the work yard, so that we can reconstruct these areas accurately as we did the Washington house itself. It's going to be a busy winter for the lab staff while we put together the pieces of the workyard puzzle.
Judy Jobrack, Archaeologist
Co-Field Director / Assistant Archaeology Lab Supervisor
In Utensils Revealed: The Washingtons' Forks, Spoons, and Knives [Video]
In this video, curator Meghan Budinger and archaeologist Laura Galke discuss how small things like eating utensils recovered archaeologically reveal big things about the Washington family.
Thievery, Espionage, and Fancy Dishes: Why Porcelain Was a Big Deal for the Washington Family
Porcelain is the king of all ceramics. As resilient as it is beautiful, porcelain has long fascinated many people. During the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 AD), the Chinese began exporting porcelain to Europeans, who coveted the precious dishes to the point that porcelain became more valuable than gold. Europeans obsessed over how it was produced and various countries sent spies, attempted to kidnap those with the knowledge, and sought to steal texts describing the process. The Chinese closely guarded the secret, however, and the recipe for the clays and how to get the firing temperature high enough (between 2,200, and 2,600 degrees Fahrenheit) remained a mystery. The Chinese had been making hard-paste porcelain (as opposed to soft-paste porcelain, which was considered less desirable) for over a thousand years. That's a well-kept secret, folks.
Tea canister with hand painted landscape motif.
In the 16th century, the first Europeans attempted to make porcelain in Florence but without success. Following that, Portuguese traders returned from China with kaolin, a clay found to be key in making porcelain, but they didn't know what else to add to it so it would survive the high firing. Then, around 1700, a teenage alchemy apprentice with poor judgement named Johann Friedrich Böttger boasted that he knew the secret of the Philosopher's Stone, a substance that would turn base metals into gold. Word got out and he was kidnapped first by Frederick I of Prussia and then Augustus II the Strong of Poland. Augustus locked him up in Dresden and ordered him to make good on his claim. Obviously he couldn't and to avoid being killed by the increasingly impatient king, he reluctantly partnered in 1707 with Ehrenfried Walther von Tschirnhaus, a scientist working on developing porcelain. Combining their efforts resulted in the first hard-paste porcelain manufactured in Europe and resulted in the establishment of the Meissen porcelain factory in 1710.
Saucer fragment (rim and body) with hand painted landscape motif and gilding
But the intrigue doesn't end there. In 1712, Father Francois Xavier d'Entrecolles, a French Jesuit, learned the secrets of how the Chinese manufactured porcelain with the help of Chinese he had converted to Catholicism. He published a letter detailing the process, in what was arguably an act of industrial espionage, and it began circulating through Europe. To further complicate matters, Samuel Stölzel, an employee of the Meissen factory, which fought hard to prevent its employees from blabbing about their secret for making porcelain, fled the factory's oppressive conditions in 1719. He made it to Vienna, where he promptly spilled the aforementioned secret. Within a few decades, porcelain was being produced widely across Europe. Although Chinese porcelain was still highly valued, their exports began to drop off.
Rim sherds from a hand painted teacup.
As evidenced by all this thievery and espionage, porcelain was a big deal. Owning porcelain was a sign of status and refinement. If you were of the European upper class, it was imperative that you own these fancy dishes AND show them off whenever possible. It was no less imperative for the gentry class in British North America. Archaeological analysis of the Washington family's porcelain illustrates that they were very much a part of this culture of conspicuous consumption when they lived at Ferry Farm.
Rim and body sherds from a hand painted punch bowl in the Imari palette.
Our current mending project, piecing together porcelain sherds recovered from Ferry Farm, revealed dozens of distinct dishes once owned by the family. George Washington's mother Mary owned porcelain predominantly from China. Interestingly, all were teawares as opposed to dinner wares. While dinner was definitely a time to show off one's 'good china', colonial tea time was arguably an even better opportunity. Serving tea in the 18th century had a large ceremonial aspect and was an opportunity for those participating to show off how cultured they were while serving a beverage (also from the distant locale of China as well as India) linked closely to high status. Perhaps Mary, a widow on a budget, decided to put her limited resources into more conspicuous teawares rather than dinner plates and bowls. Previous analysis in our archaeology lab indicates that Mary preferred a ceramic called white salt-glazed for her dinner dishes.
Hand painted partial teacup with scalloped rim.
Matching saucer for teacup for teacup immediately above.
It has also been interesting to discover the china patterns that Mary favored, which include landscape scenes, abstract geometrical designs, and floral patterns. While she did not appear to own 'sets' of china she did have cups that matched saucers, a further illustration of refinement. As complete sets of china were not common in the middle of the 18th century, one could attempt to match up similar color palettes. Although we've identified dozens of motifs in our collection, there is little evidence for Mary matching the palettes of her porcelains. Her table, as with most colonial households, was a lot more varied in colors and patterns than we expect in the modern day. Mary's porcelains were delicate and skillfully hand-painted with brushes sometimes containing no more than a few bristles. Many of the teawares are also gilded, which was a premium type of decoration for the time.
Two chocolate/coffee style cups. Hand painted and likely gilded.
In addition to teacups and saucers, our archaeologists have identified one tea canister and a few coffee or chocolate style cups, which tend to have taller and straighter sides and be of a smaller diameter.
With this mending experiment under our belt it's on to the next one in our never ending quest to learn as much as we can about the Washington family!
Mara Kaktins, Archaeologist
Archaeology Lab Supervisor
George Washington Slept Here… Twice!
September 11, 2019 / ferryfarmandkenmore
The black darkness of night — before electric lights – is hard for us to imagine today. We assume life simply stopped as our ancestors awaited day's return, though historical research suggests it did not. People cleaned, cooked, plowed, prayed, and even visited neighbors in the dead of night. In one instance, George Washington wrote John Hancock, saying "From the hours allotted to Sleep, I will borrow a few moments to convey my thoughts on sundry important matters to Congress." Night did not necessarily mean sleep for early Americans.
Historian Roger Ekirch of Virginia Tech has found substantial documentary evidence that, before the Industrial Revolution, people "experienced two major intervals of sleep bridged by up to an hour or more of quiet wakefulness." This 'segmented sleep' was referred to as first sleep, watch or watching, and second or morning sleep.[1] It seems that people of the 18th century did not immediately go to bed with the onset of darkness. They waited until about two hours after dusk. Once they went to bed, they slept for four hours but, not long after midnight, they awoke and remained awake for an hour or two. Eventually, they fell back asleep, slept for about four more hours, and awoke around dawn.
The idea of segmented sleep has been supported by some scientific studies, the most notable of which was conducted by psychiatrist Thomas Wehr. In the study, Wehr removed electric light from people's lives. After a four-week adjustment period, the study's subjects moved away from sleeping for eight uninterrupted hours and actually reverted to sleeping for four hours, being awake for one or two, and then sleeping for four more hours. How many of us who suffer with 'insomnia' might simply be hanging on to an older sleeping pattern altered by the relatively new technology of electric light?
Segmented sleep, however, may not even be the oldest human sleeping pattern. Research published in Current Biology in 2015 raises the possibility that, in actuality, eight hours of uninterrupted sleep is an even older sleeping pattern than segmented sleep. Scientists studied some of Earth's last remaining groups of hunter-gatherers and found that all three groups slept for 7 to 8.5 hours per night without a period of wakefulness. The study's primary author, Jerome Siegel of UCLA, "doesn't dispute Ekirch's analysis; he just thinks that the old two-block pattern was preceded by an even older single-block one." Siegel speculates that segmented sleep arose when humans moved away from the equator into latitudes with longer periods of darkness.
So during the many centuries that humans followed the segmented sleep pattern, what did people do during watch, that time in the middle of the night between first and second sleeps? The short answer is almost anything! Most people seem to have simply remained quietly in bed, perhaps pondering their dreams or even praying. They may have talked with their bedmate, who was not just a spouse but could have have been another servant in the household or another traveler overnighting at the tavern. Beds were often used to full capacity, even if that meant sleeping with a stranger.
If people rose from bed during watch, it might have been to use the chamber pot or privy.
Work took place too, since fires might need tending or the next day's baking started. The ancient Roman poet Virgil even mentions women servants spinning yarn during watch.
On farms, a full moon could practically turn night into day. Work schedules changed to take advantage of the light. "For several nights every September," writes Ekirch, "light from the full moon nearest the autumnal equinox is more prolonged than usual because of the small angle of the moon's orbit. Well known in England as the 'harvest moon' . . . farmers on both sides of the Atlantic benefited from the moonlight to gather crops. 'Sometimes,' Jasper Charlton wrote in 1735, 'the harvest people work all night at their hay or corn.' Nearly as useful was the 'hunter's moon' in October, when a full moon next appeared. 'The moon of September,' declared a writer, 'shortens the night. The moon of October is hunter's delight.'"[2]
If there was no moon or work to do, night brought a respite from the hard routine and strict rules of the workday for laborers, tradesmen, servants and slaves. Enslaved people especially relished night as a time to run away, to sneak away and visit family on other plantations, to gather together for celebrations, to earn money through extra work, or simply to do whatever personal chores had piled up while working for master or mistress.
"Night" by William Hograth, one painting from his Four Times of the Day series completed in 1736, depicts "disorderly activities under the cover of night" on Charing Cross Road in London. For the fascinating details about what is happening in the painting, visit Four Times of the Day on Wikipedia. Public domain.
The darkness of watch afford ne'er-do-wells opportunity to steal and poach. Even Washington noted how night was a time for thieving when he complained about slaves using dogs to "aid them in their night robberies" of his sheep.
Because of segmented sleep, night, at least in George Washington's day, seems to have been a surprisingly active time. People were awake for a couple of hours each night and during that time did almost anything imaginable from personal errands and household chores to farm labor and crime to prayer and meditation. The 18th century may have literally been a darker time but it was not necessarily a time for more sleep.
This Saturday, September 14, experience an 18th century night during Night in Washington's Day at Historic Kenmore! Explore the night sky's history through constellation stories well-known to early Americans, learn about eighteenth-century lighting inside Kenmore's candlelit dining room, and witness two enslaved women using night to plan an escape in a dramatic theater scene. This special hour-long guided tour departs Kenmore's visitor center at 8:00pm. After the guided tour, visitors can gaze at the full moon through a telescope, make a night sky-themed craft to take home, and enjoy cookies and cider. The event will take place rain or shine.
$12.00 adults | $6.00 students | free, ages 3 and under.
Reservations recommended. Call 540-370-0732 x24 or email events@gwffoundation.org.
[1] A. Roger Ekirch, At Day's Close: Night in Times Past, New York: W.W. Norton, 2005: 300-1.
[2] Ekirch, 171.
The Furniture Makers: Tom Snyder and Astrid Smith [Video]
September 9, 2019 September 18, 2019 / ferryfarmandkenmore
In this video, we visit with Tom Snyder and Astrid Smith of Williamsburg Art Conservation to see how they upholstered the leather bottom chairs in the hall of the Washington house replica.
Watch other videos and read more about rebuilding the Washington house here.
History in the Night Sky
September 4, 2019 / ferryfarmandkenmore
Historic Kenmore at night.
The night sky is the astronomer's workspace, the explorer's final frontier, and, perhaps surprisingly, the historian's library of epic tales, myths, and legends. This library of stars connects us to the cultures and civilizations of our past in a uniquely special way. The Ancient Greeks, Native Americans, enslaved Africans, British colonists of the 18th century, and even George Washington himself all looked up at essentially the same night sky we can see two centuries later.
Inspired by stories, myths, and legends, our ancestors gazed into the sky and connected the stars together into patterns they imagined were familiar objects, fierce animals, great heroes, or powerful gods. We call these patterns 'constellations' and the stories or 'star lore' they tell are as old as humanity itself.
Imagine a clear, crisp early November night. George Washington and his brother-in-law Fielding Lewis are walking home from a nearby tavern. George is enjoying another of his occasional visits with his sister and her husband in Fredericksburg. During their journey home, the two men's path is lit only by the small flame in the glass lantern they carry. Once in a while, they see a feeble candle through a house window. Otherwise, the Fredericksburg they walk through is far darker than we could imagine today. Consequently, George and Fielding see millions of sparkling pinpoints of light over their heads.
As educated men, George and Fielding could identify and name numerous constellations created by these pinpoints of light. On their imaginary November walk, the two men no doubt spotted Orion, Cassiopeia, Bootes, and, of course, the distinctive Big Dipper pattern that forms part of the constellation Ursa Major or "The Great Bear."
This map of the constellation Ursa Major. the "Great Bear," highlights the asterism known as the Big Dipper. An asterism is a star pattern that can be found within an officially-recognized constellation. So, technically, the Big Dipper is not actually a constellation but is simply part of the Ursa Major constellation. The International Astronomical Union (IAU) officially designates which star patterns are constellations. Map by Rursus,
They would have known the Greek myths attached to each of these constellations. For example, the myth behind the Great Bear says that the goddess Hera turned Callisto, a maiden desired by Hera's husband, the god Zeus, into a bear. Zeus then lifted the bear into the sky by its tail, causing the tail to stretch. The three stars of the dipper's handle represent this elongated tail. Another Greek tale says Hercules threw a troublesome bear into the sky by grabbing its tail, swinging it above his head, and flinging it up to join the stars. Probably even more familiar to plantation owners like George and Fielding was the idea – common throughout Britain – that the stars of the Dipper actually form a plow.
In the basements, attics, and kitchens of some of the houses George and Fielding passed, enslaved men, women, and children slept. Brought in chains from their African homelands, they looked up at the night sky above the land of their enslavement and were reminded of home by the constellations they saw. Some of these Africans may have seen what they termed "The Drinking Gourd." Indeed, there is speculation that our common use of the Big Dipper as the name for this distinct pattern comes directly from the African idea that the stars form a hollowed out gourd used for collecting and drinking water. In the 1800s, the drinking gourd formed the basis of the African American folksong "Follow the Drinking Gourd," which, it is claimed, contained thinly veiled instructions for enslaved people to follow when running north to seize their freedom. The Dipper pattern can indeed assist someone navigating by the stars to find the North Star.
Before George, Fielding, and their slaves lived in Fredericksburg, Native Americans occupied the land along the Rappahannock River. Interestingly, like the Greeks, certain Algonquian-speaking nations, also saw the Big Dipper as a bear. Instead of a long tail, however, the three stars of the Dipper's handle were three hunters who chased the bear across the sky. This chase lasted until autumn when the hunters killed the bear and its blood fell to Earth and caused the leaves to change color.
It is increasingly difficult for today's Americans to see the library of epic tales, myths, and legends in our night sky. The glow from streetlights, security lights, lighted signs, and other outdoor lighting is blotting out the stars from view. Indeed, 2/3 of Americans – over 200 million people – can't see the Milky Way from their own homes. In 1994, an earthquake knocked out all the power to Los Angeles. Many anxious residents phoned authorities to report a "giant, silvery cloud" in the dark sky. They were seeing the Milky Way, normally obliterated by the urban sky glow.
Milky Way from Mount Saint Helens with light pollution from Portland, Oregon. Photo by Ray Terrill
If we can't see the stars, we may ultimately forget the stories they tell and even more tragically our ancestors – the Greeks, Africans, and Native Americans – who created those stories. More and more, we are no longer looking up at the same night sky that George and Fielding beheld on their imagined walk home from the tavern. The same sparkling stars are still there. We just can't see for the light.
On Saturday, September 14, learn more star lore during Night in Washington's Day at Historic Kenmore! Explore the night sky's history through constellation stories well-known to early Americans, learn about eighteenth-century lighting inside Kenmore's candlelit dining room, and witness two enslaved women using night to plan an escape in a dramatic theater scene. This special hour-long guided tour departs Kenmore's visitor center at 8:00pm. After the guided tour, visitors can gaze at the full moon through a telescope, make a night sky-themed craft to take home, and enjoy cookies and cider.


Softron ingest applications are able to address the multiple ports on AJA devices (when available) in order to input up to 4 different channels using an AJA Io 4K or a Kona 4. And since each port can be used either as an input or an output, it provides great I/O flexibility.
But there are some caveats and very specific things to AJA devices that need to be understood.
What AJA devices are supported and what are the system requirements?
Make sure you check the few warnings at the bottom of the AJA table.
Most of the time, we won't use the AJA Control Panel settings, and the settings of the Softron application will be used. But it is a good idea anyway to already configure the card with your settings here.
The only settings that will be used by your Softron application is the source of the genlock.
Which AJA devices can handle multiple input channels ?
Note that on those devices you can have multiple combinations.
The number of inputs and outputs is not the only thing that changes with the Firmware. In the table above, you will see that for example the Io 4K with the 4K firmware can support different formats simultaneously (see below), but will not support up and downscaling.
Can the different inputs use different formats?
Most of the AJA devices model above can only be used in one single format. This means that even if you can use 4 different outputs or inputs, they must all use in the same format. You can't have one source in 1080i59.94 and another one in 720p59.94.
Be extra careful with this, and this is a major caveat of the AJA devices. You can really screw up other inputs if you are selecting a different format for 2 different inputs. It can even create AV sync issues which will require you to disable and reenable the sources. We would recommend setting it once and for all and not to touch any of the source settings while an ingest is taking place.
With the Io 4K and Kona 4, loaded with the 4K Firmware, starting with drivers 12.3, you can use different formats for the different in and out.
Because of the issue above (where in some cases AJA devices don't handle correctly the ability to have one input or output in a format and another one using another format), if you have one input that receives a different signal than the others, it may create issues on your different inputs. This is why, we recommend to disable the "auto-detect" feature with AJA devices if you don't need it (if you don't change format frequently). And if you need it, make sure that all inputs continue to have matching formats.
The "Acquire card" option is there only for AJA devices.
What does the "Acquire card" option do ?
When the option is enabled, the application will have an exclusive use of the whole card (and not only the connector that it uses) and will not let other applications use it.
When the option is disabled, the application will only use the connector that it needs, so other applications can use the card too.
When should you enable or disable it ?
Enable it if you need only one application to use the card, and no other. This is the safest mode as well because it means that no other application can mess with your configurations and the card will be properly released when the application quits.
Disable it ONLY if you want the card to be used by multiple Softron applications, which is the case with our playout applications (OnTheAir Video DUAL or QUAD). But be aware that when we don't acquire the card, it means that other applications can use it, which is fine, except that it also means that other applications can mess with the signal. For example another application could change the format of the frame buffer (which remember should be unique). Or it could also try to use the same connector that we use.
It is NOT recommended to disable that option and use the card with applications others than from Softron, such as Premiere or Final Cut Pro. The reason is that the other applications will not consider that some applications may already use the card (they were made in times when there were only one input or one output on the device), so they will configure it for their own use, and thus screw up the card for our applications.
if a different application tries to use the card, it will cancel our application.
if a different application (another OnTheAir Video 3 for example) configures the card to a different format, it will also modify the whole format of the card and thus impact all other applications.
How to use the HDMI input ?
this will be instead of one SDI input, we are limited to the number of frame buffers on the card, so it won't be an additional input.
Unfortunately Analog Video input is not supported with AJA devices. You can only use SDI or HDMI in.
On some cards the up and down conversions are only available with some Firmware loaded. For example it will only work with the Io 4K and Kona 4, it will only work with the Ufc Firmware.
There is only one down/upscaler on the cards, so you won't be able to ingest multiple channels at once. The reason is, as said above, that most AJA devices can only be set to one mode for the whole device. You can not mix multiple formats. So be aware that if you enable the Up/down conversion on one input, it will screw up all your other inputs and/or outputs if you use them.
You will need to select the source to be "AES" instead of "Embedded".
Note that there is only one AES input of the AJA cards that support it. And you can use that AES input for all the sources that you use, there is no problem with that. If you need to assign specific channels of the AES to some of your sources (for example to assign channels 1 & 2 to the source "Io4K- 1 - 1" and channels 2 & 4 to the source "Io4K- 1 -2"), you will need to create specific AVpresets as in the screenshot below and use them for each source.


A connection between the "inverted pentagram" and Satan "is almost certainly a 19th century invention by Eliphas Levi"
Some critics of the LDS Church claim that the inverted five-pointed star on some of its temples are a symbol of evil and thereby demonstrate that Mormonism is not really a Christian religion.
The Prophet Joseph Smith indicated that he received the pattern for the Nauvoo Temple by revelation (cf. D&C 124:42). He told the architect of the project, "I have seen in vision the splendid appearance of that building illuminated, and will have it built according to the pattern shown me." The Prophet also stated that he had seen at least one of the exterior symbols of that temple in this vision.
"The order of architecture was unlike anything in existence; it was purely original, being a representation of the Church, the Bride, the Lamb's wife. John the Revelator, in the 12 chapter [and] first verse of [the book of Revelation,] says, 'And there appeared a great wonder in heaven; a woman clothed with the sun, and the moon under her feet, and upon her head a crown of twelve stars.' This is portrayed in the beautifully cut stone of this grand temple."
Joseph Smith revealed the connection between the heavenly woman of the apostle John's vision and the restored Church. In the Prophet's revision of the King James Bible he modified Revelation chapter 12 verses 1 and 7 to read: "And there appeared a great sign in heaven, in the likeness of things on the earth; a woman clothed with the sun, and the moon under her feet, and upon her head a crown of twelve stars . . . the woman . . . was the Church of God." (JST Revelation 12:1,7).
This is the same arrangement of the symbols on the exterior pilasters of the Nauvoo Temple -- moon (bottom), sun (middle), and stars (top).
The stars are associated in the book of Revelation passage with a "crown" which is a symbol of royalty. In another section of the book of Revelation Jesus Christ proclaims His descent through the royal lineage that is within the house of Israel and then pronounces one of His titles: "I am the . . . offspring of David, and the bright . . . morning star" (Revelation 22:16). This is the title that nineteenth century Latter-day Saints assigned to the inverted five-pointed star. One of these emblems was put into place on the east tower of the Logan, Utah temple in 1880. An eyewitness to the event reported the following which was printed in a major newspaper: "Carved upon the keystone is a magnificent star, called the Star of the Morning."
A connection between the "inverted pentagram" and Satan "is almost certainly a 19th century invention by Eliphas Levi," who was a "defrocked priest." He did not begin publishing references to this idea until 1854, a decade after the death of the Prophet Joseph Smith.
Below are links to examples of the inverted five-pointed star in ancient Christian usage and also numerous modern usages that have nothing to do with the occult or satanism.
↑ Josiah Quincy, Figures of the Past From the Leaves of Old Journals (Boston: Roberts Brothers, 1883), 389.
↑ Wandle Mace, Autobiography, 207, Special Collections, Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah.
↑ Deseret Evening News, vol. 13, no. 228 (20 August 1880): 3.
↑ "The Public Forum," Salt Lake Tribune (13 November 1985): A–15.
↑ The Mathematical Gazette, vol. 78, no. 483 (November 1994): 319.


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Rimmi es una aldea del municipio de Antsla, en el condado de Võru, Estonia, con una población censada a final del año 2011 de .

Se encuentra ubicada al noroeste del condado, cerca de la frontera con los condados de Valga y Põlva.

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If the wallpaper was laid correctly in the first place, the sheets should be fairly large in size and easy to peel off. If, however, the wallpaper was poorly installed, the sheets may be smaller. Continue to work around the room, peeling off sheets of the old wallpaper. When finished, clean up the peeled wallpaper strips and discard in a trash bag.... I just bought a house that has old-timey country wallpaper in the kitchen, and I really don't like it. Besides, they didn't do a very good job putting it up in the first place.
What is the best way to take off very old wallpaper? It is the paper thin kind used back over 30-40 yrs ago. My house is over 165 yrs old and every room has that crappy wallpaper. I am taking it down. In some places there is like 3 layers of it.
You've scraped and scraped and you still can't get that ugly, stubborn wallpaper off the bedroom wall. Rest your aching arms, there's still hope. From a homemade liquid solution to a commercial wallpaper stripper, you still have a few tricks to try.


Skills – A high degree of creativity, interpersonal skills, and the ability to collaborate with others. Strong organizational skills for visual storytelling are also necessary. The ability to plan, interview, gather video, and produce cohesive stories that can be used for the great commission and to promote mission organizations. Proficiency in camera function and technique, video editing, and all aspects of video pre- and postproduction. This position will require cross-cultural engagement.
Experience – Prefer minimum of three years of experience in the media arts using visual composition, digital video, lighting, and audio techniques. Demonstrating content that promotes an organization and evangelistic content is a plus.
Responsibilities – The digital media specialist will serve both the organization's PR/marketing needs and evangelistic goals as guided by leadership staff. Content will include annual and semi-annual video updates, PR introduction videos, overseas projects, evangelistic short video, and interviewing and filming special visitors and speakers. The digitial media specialist will also cross-train our US-based staff and overseas ministry partners in video production techniques in order to build our own archives and promote the media arts in missions.


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https://tractor-boys.com/forum/
Prediction League 2021/22 - Week 25
https://tractor-boys.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=68002
Posted: Sun Jan 09, 2022 11:27 pm
by Charnwood
Week 25 Fixtures
1) Bolton Wanderers v Ipswich Town
2) Who will score Towns first goal ?
( No goals or OG is an option)
3) What will the attendance be at the University of Bolton Stadium. ?
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team. (+/- 2min Scores 5 points) ?
5) Newcastle United v Watford
6) Norwich City v Everton
7) Aston Villa v Manchester United
R1) Wolverhampton Wanderers v Southampton
9) Derby County v Sheffield United
10) Millwall v Nottingham Forest
11) Peterborough United v Coventry City
12) Queens Park Rangers v West Bromwich Albion
Covid Reserve Fixture
R2) Hull City v Stoke City
13) Lincoln City v Cambridge United
14) Portsmouth v MK Dons
15) Sheffield Wednesday v Plymouth Argyle
16) Wycombe Wanderers v Oxford United
R3) Cheltenham Town v Charlton Athletic
Match of The Day ( Double Points )
17) Manchester City v Chelsea
All entries must be received by 12 Noon on Saturday 15 January 2022
Re: Prediction League 2021/22 - Week 25
Posted: Tue Jan 11, 2022 12:52 am
by Blue Wilf
1) Bolton Wanderers v Ipswich Town 0-2
2) Who will score Towns first goal ? Norwood
3) What will the attendance be at the University of Bolton Stadium. ? 16450
(5 Points for closest Three)
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team. (+/- 2min Scores 5 points) ? 12
(No goal is an option)
5) Newcastle United v Watford 2-1
6) Norwich City v Everton 1-1
7) Aston Villa v Manchester United 1-1
Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal 1-1
R1) Wolverhampton Wanderers v Southampton 2-1
9) Derby County v Sheffield United 1-2
10) Millwall v Nottingham Forest 1-0
11) Peterborough United v Coventry City 1-1
12) Queens Park Rangers v West Bromwich Albion 2-1
R2) Hull City v Stoke City 2-1
13) Lincoln City v Cambridge United 0-0
14) Portsmouth v MK Dons 2-0
15) Sheffield Wednesday v Plymouth Argyle 2-1
16) Wycombe Wanderers v Oxford United 3-1
R3) Cheltenham Town v Charlton Athletic 1-1
17) Manchester City v Chelsea 2-1
by hallamblue
2) Who will score Towns first goal ? Bonne
3) What will the attendance be at the University of Bolton Stadium. ? 16,745
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team. (+/- 2min Scores 5 points) ? 17mins
Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2022 2:43 pm
by JohnnyB
( No goals or OG is an option) Burns
(5 Points for closest Three)18640
R2) Hull City v Stoke City 1 -2
R3) Cheltenham Town v Charlton Athletic 1 -2
by goldandblack
1) Bolton Wanderers v Ipswich Town………0-0
2) Who will score Towns first goal ?...........No Goals
3) What will the attendance be at the University of Bolton Stadium. ?.........13,501
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team. (+/- 2min Scores 5 points) ?...No Goals
5) Newcastle United v Watford……………2-0
6) Norwich City v Everton…………………..1-1
7) Aston Villa v Manchester United……..2-1
(8 Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal………….2-2
R1) Wolverhampton Wanderers v Southampton….3-o
9) Derby County v Sheffield United………………..1-0
10) Millwall v Nottingham Forest……………………1-1
11) Peterborough United v Coventry City………..1-1
12) Queens Park Rangers v West Bromwich Albion………1-1
R2) Hull City v Stoke City…………………………2-0
13) Lincoln City v Cambridge United……….1-1
14) Portsmouth v MK Dons……………………….3-0
15) Sheffield Wednesday v Plymouth Argyle……2-0
16) Wycombe Wanderers v Oxford United…….1-0
R3) Cheltenham Town v Charlton Athletic…………….2-1
17) Manchester City v Chelsea……………………………….2-1
Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2022 6:46 am
by Frosty
Charnwood wrote: ↑
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team. (+/- 2min Scores 5 points) ? 13'
by Wellywood
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team. (+/- 2min Scores 5 points) ?42
by tangfastic
1) Bolton Wanderers v Ipswich Town 0 - 2
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team. (+/- 2min Scores 5 points) ? 23rd
5) Newcastle United v Watford 1 - 2
6) Norwich City v Everton 0 - 2
7) Aston Villa v Manchester United 1 - 2
Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal 1 - 3
R1) Wolverhampton Wanderers v Southampton 1 - 2
9) Derby County v Sheffield United 1 - 2
10) Millwall v Nottingham Forest 1 - 0
11) Peterborough United v Coventry City 0 - 2
12) Queens Park Rangers v West Bromwich Albion 1 - 2
R2) Hull City v Stoke City 0 — 1
13) Lincoln City v Cambridge United 1 - 0
14) Portsmouth v MK Dons 2 - 0
15) Sheffield Wednesday v Plymouth Argyle 1 - 0
16) Wycombe Wanderers v Oxford United 1 - 1
R3) Cheltenham Town v Charlton Athletic 0 - 2
17) Manchester City v Chelsea 3 - 1
by number 9
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team. (+/- 2min Scores 5 points) ? 34 mins
by Kerry Blue
1) Bolton Wanderers v Ipswich Town. 1-2
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team. (+/- 2min Scores 5 points) ? 19 minutes
5) Newcastle United v Watford. 2-0
6) Norwich City v Everton. 1-1
7) Aston Villa v Manchester United. 2-1
R1) Wolverhampton Wanderers v Southampton. 1-0
9) Derby County v Sheffield United. 1-0
10) Millwall v Nottingham Forest. 1-2
11) Peterborough United v Coventry City. 1-2
12) Queens Park Rangers v West Bromwich Albion. 2-0
R2) Hull City v Stoke City. 1-2
13) Lincoln City v Cambridge United. 3-1
16) Wycombe Wanderers v Oxford United. 1-1
R3) Cheltenham Town v Charlton Athletic. 0-1
17) Manchester City v Chelsea. 3-1
by AzzurroMark
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team ?
by Bluemike
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team. (+/- 2min Scores 5 points) ? 36th Min
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2022 2:09 am
by saint jude
( No goals or OG is an option) JIM NORWOOD
(5 Points for closest Three) 16 280
(No goal is an option) 18 MINUTES
R2) Hull City v Stoke City 1 - 1
by Dubai Blue
2) Who will score Towns first goal ?...........Norwood
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team. (+/- 2min Scores 5 points) ?...7 mins
R1) Wolverhampton Wanderers v Southampton….2-1
by BLUEBLOOD
Posted: Sat Jan 15, 2022 10:49 am
1) Bolton Wanderers 0 v 2 Ipswich Town
2) Who will score Towns first goal ? Macauley Bonne
4) "Golden Goal" Time of 1st goal scored by either team. (+/- 2min Scores 5 points) ? 20th
5) Newcastle United 1 v 0 Watford
6) Norwich City 0 v 1 Everton
7) Aston Villa 1 v 1 Manchester United
Tottenham Hotspur 1 v 1 Arsenal
R1) Wolverhampton Wanderers 0 v 0 Southampton
9) Derby County 1 v 1 Sheffield United
10) Millwall 1 v 1 Nottingham Forest
11) Peterborough United 0 v 1 Coventry City
12) Queens Park Rangers 1 v 1 West Bromwich Albion
R2) Hull City 1 v 1 Stoke City
13) Lincoln City 1 v 1 Cambridge United
14) Portsmouth 1 v 1 MK Dons
15) Sheffield Wednesday 2 v 2 Plymouth Argyle
16) Wycombe Wanderers 2 v 1 Oxford United
R3) Cheltenham Town 0 v 0 Charlton Athletic
17) Manchester City 2 v 1 Chelsea
by lucy
( No goals or OG is an option) Norwood
(No goal is an option) 39


configurable. If we wanted to add more states than just on and off we could.
>implement this. Just an idea if anyone has time.
>> I fixed this and now you can drop statusbar's onto a form.
getting a context_id when setting the test.
on this and explain why it can't anymore?
allow us to include enable/disable images in one glyph.
images.  They are actually in the resource imags/laz_images.lrs.


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LAUST featured in Malaysian Short Film, "Temenggor"
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Local teen achieves Eagle Scout rank
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BRISTOL — Isaac Robert, a member of Scout Troop 59 from Bristol, has achieved Boy Scouting's highest rank, that of Eagle Scout.
Robert, 14, began his scouting career as a Tiger Cub with Pack 59 and continued through Cub Scouting to achieve the highest award, the Arrow of Light.
As a member of Troop 59, Robert has held numerous leadership positions including Senior Patrol Leader, Assistant Senior Patrol Leader, and Den Chief for Pack 59. He has earned 47 merit badges, 5 Eagle Palms, the Mile Swim Award on two occasions, BSA Kayaking, and Outdoor Camping Award. He was inducted into the Passaconaway Lodge Chapter of the Order of the Arrow in 2018 and earned Brotherhood Membership in 2019.
Robert has attended many camp outings at Griswold Scout Reservation and Camp Carpenter and is always looking for new adventures with his troop. He looks forward to being on staff in future summers to help foster scouting spirit among younger scouts. He has been fortunate to attend several state-wide Jamborees. One of his most memorable adventures was hiking the first 15 miles of the Appalachian Trail starting at the New Hampshire/Vermont border.
For his Eagle Scout Service Project, Robert, as a student in the Newfound Area School District, wanted to give back to the Newfound Community. His Eagle Project, known as, 'Befriending Benches,' was designed, built, and installed at each of the elementary schools in the Newfound Area School District. The benches, sitting feet long, were created out of a need that Isaac recognized to help elementary students interact with their peers and to aid in the development of their social-emotional skills. In addition to these benches, he had originally planned to hold a small assembly at each school. Due to the pandemic and schools being remote, Isaac was forced to pivot and instead created a personalized YouTube video for each school that introduced himself, the intent of the project, and how the benches could be used when school started back in person post-pandemic. Under his direction, scouts, peers, and adult volunteers completed the project that took more than 150 man-hours.
Robert is a freshman at Newfound Regional High School and looks to continue to find new adventures to try. He reached his goal of Eagle on July 5, and received his Eagle badge during a court of honor ceremony on Nov. 7.
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Tri-County CAP seeks public's help with Point In Time count