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Maureen Paley, 60 Three Colts Ln, London E2 6GQ
Lawrence Abu Hamdan: Once Removed
Abu Hamdan's film 'Once Removed' (2019) suggests the experience of transgenerational memory might be employed as a method of re-processing history and gathering together fragments of the obscured past through a more empathetic lens. Presented as a split screen video where the artist and his interviewee converse as silhouettes in front of two large projections, this work exists on multiple levels. Review by Gabriella Sonabend
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Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, 15 NE Hancock St, Portland, OR 97212, United States
Interview with Carlos Motta: We Got Each Other's Back
Three stage settings topped with multiple videos stretch across the expanse of the Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, featuring the autoethnographies of Heldáy de la Cruz, Julio Salgado, and Edna Vázquez, all in collaboration with multidisciplinary artist Carlos Motta. Motta generously and pointedly answered queries I prompted for this collective project and how it articulates personal counter-narratives through its form in addition to its relation to Motta's previous works that query the socio-political conditions of marginalised communities, their enmeshed ethical stakes, and the deep affective bonds that they invoke. Interview with Laurel V. McLaughlin
David Kordansky Gallery, 5130 W Edgewood Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90019, United States
Adam Pendleton: Begin Again
Adam Pendleton is a New York-based artist whose current exhibition, 'Begin Again', is showing at David Kordansky Gallery in Los Angeles, California. Pendleton's work is significant because it highlights the politics surrounding race and identity, but also demonstrates the chaotic nature of the artistic mediums he uses. Pendleton works with a thick application of paint on canvas, a polyester film called 'mylar', and video. His various methods of representing words through mediums allow viewers to separate themselves from any preconceived meanings of language. Pendleton's work is a representation of the intersections that connect art to the political and social interpretations that text can present. Review by Sheena Carrington
Like A Little Disaster, Online
The eye can see things the arm cannot reach
Before the pandemic, Julie Grosche and the collective Like A Little Disaster (founded in 2014 by Giuseppe Pinto and Paolo Modugno) had organised a large group exhibition to take place in a 17th century church in Polignano a Mare, a beautiful town on the coast of southern Italy. Once Italy entered lockdown, the curatorial team reconfigured the show as an online exhibition and I'm glad to say that their commitment has paid off handsomely – 'the eye can see things the arm cannot reach', presented by the website Sajetta, is a thrilling cocktail of contemporary video work. Review by Tom Lordan
Hotel Happiness
We are going through a time when our movement is limited and the notion of hospitality has a very different meaning; our bodies are playing host to a virus, while we are unable to host or be hosted in domestic spaces. Experiencing a virtual hotel that hosts artworks and artists as its guests does something powerful. I realise I haven't thought about these temporary homes in a long time. And 'Hotel Happiness' provides this hospitable space—despite the limitations of the digital sphere. Review by Deniz Kırkalı
Primary, 33 Seely Road, Nottingham, NG7 1NU, United Kingdom
Rebecca Lennon: LIQUID i
Installed in the generous space of the assembly hall of a former school building, the six-channel sound and three-channel video work lures the viewer into a cacophonic whirl of multiple layers and intertwining currents. The artwork induces a vertiginous split-attention effect—a poetic response to the present condition, which is often characterised by contemporary philosophers as liquid, ever changing and precarious in its instability. Review by Jaroslava Tomanova
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To Dream Effectively
Effective dreams are dreams that can change the world. 'To Dream Effectively' at Focal Point Gallery in Southend-on-Sea is a group show based upon the writing of Ursula K. Le Guin, bringing together alternative narratives for the future of our planet, both online, within the gallery, and upon Big Screen Southend. Review by Elliot Warren Gibbons
Plicnik Space Initiative
The Plicnik Space Initiative, a new artistic venture founded by Amelie Mckee and Melle Nieling, hosts its inaugural exhibition aboard the D02.2, a fictional spacecraft of massive proportions, with a mission to explore the boundary between physical and virtual space. As museums and galleries across the globe face uncertain futures in the wake of the pandemic, the show interrogates the parameters of digital curation, inviting imaginative responses to a range of pressing questions concerning art and the environment, technology, and commerce. Review by Rowland Bagnall
Film London Jarman Award 2020
The six shortlisted works for the 2020 Film London Jarman Award are thought-provoking, exquisitely produced films that are markedly diverse and address concerns, in different documentary-style formats, that are at the forefront of social consciousness. They showcase the best in contemporary artists' filmmaking and are being taken on a virtual tour to venues across the UK from 24 September to 19 November 2020. A prominent theme in the shortlist concerns archaeology, made manifest in the evaluation of the past or the uncovering of layers. Review by Rina Arya
Forma Arts and Media, Peveril House, London, SE1 4TD
Interview with Alberta Whittle: 'RESET'
Alberta Whittle's new moving image work 'RESET' (2020) was awarded the 2020 Frieze Artist Award. Filmed across the artist's native Barbados, as well as South Africa and the United Kingdom, it charts a polyphonic journey, woven together through contributions by writers, performers, and musicians, who Whittle refers to as her accomplices. 'RESET' is steeped in postcolonial and queer theory, informing Whittle's process, which is also a form of protest: the work addresses contagion, xenophobia and their colonial entanglements, while exploring healing and meditation as forms of resistance. To reset, by Whittle's terms, is not only to wipe the slate clean, but also to create a new de-colonial language: aural and written, embodied and spiritual, made up of multiple diasporic alliances. Interview by Inês Geraldes Cardoso
Jerwood Arts, 171 Union Street, London SE1 0LN
Jerwood/FVU Awards 2020: Interview with Reman Sadani
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Jerwood/FVU Awards 2020: Interview with Guy Oliver
Ahead of the presentation of his newly commissioned film, 'You Know Nothing of My Work', at Jerwood Arts this autumn, Anneka French sat down with artist Guy Oliver—one of the recipients of the Jerwood/FVU Awards 2020. Interview by Anneka French
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Sophie Cundale: The Near Room
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The Assembly Room, 82 Borough Road, London, SE1 1DN, United Kingdom
Elizabeth Price: SLOW DANS
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Foreign Relations of the United States, 1969–1976, Volume E–3, Documents on Global Issues, 1973–1976
23. Memorandum of Conversation1 2
Washington, November 19, 1975, 11:45 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
President Ford
Senator Mike Gravel
Senator Robert Griffin
Rep. Pete McCloskey
Rep. Ben Gilman
Rep. Bob Wilson
Rep. Clair Burgener
Vern Loen
Max Friedersdorf
Leslie A. Janka
200 Mile Bill
The President: I am glad to see the opposition here.
Representative Wilson: Our opposition has already been here; we wanted today to give you the other side of the story. As you know, some of us are on the Law of the Sea delegation. The 200 mile bill is now before the Senate.
Senator Griffin: The Commerce Committee has reported out the Bill favorably. The Foreign Relations Committee reported it adversely, 7–6. The Armed Services Committee is holding a hearing on it right now and has until December 2 to report out.
Senator Gravel: They will probably vote it down also.
Representative Wilson: Action to prevent it coming out of the Senate is very important, and it will be important for you to make a strong statement. The security interests involved in this bill have not been stressed enough. The Navy is very genuinely concerned that if we go to a 200 mile limit, other nations would go too, and our whole SOSUS system would be threatened. It will also absolutely destroy all our efforts that have gone into the Law of the Sea conference.
The President: As you know, many people in the Executive Branch strongly oppose this Bill. I'm here to listen today since the other side gave me a very emotional appeal the other day.
Senator Gravel: There is a lot of new information available on our fisheries catch. (Gave the President a chart which showed tonnages and dollar value of U.S. fishing catch in 1974.) Going to a 200 mile zone unilaterally would thus mean a net loss to our fishermen of $143 million and a loss of 60,000 jobs to the nation. This will happen in the next fishing season after this bill is passed.
The bill making the lobster a creature of the Continental Shelf cost Florida 5000 jobs when the Bahamas threw us out of their waters. This will also pull the plug on the LOS negotiations—which are close to a conclusion this summer. A successful conference would be a great foreign policy victory—the biggest in several centuries.
The President: What about the suggestion made by the other side that they might be willing to amend the implementation date to January 1, 1977?
Representative McCloskey: I recently attended the IMCO conference in London. Everyone there was very concerned about a possible unilateral U.S. action—when such an action might take effect makes no difference.
The President: I noticed Mexico has acted.
Representative Wilson: Yes sir, right after the action by the House. If we were to act unilaterally, we would find some of the smaller countries who don't want the conference to succeed using stalling tactics until after the implementation date of our 200 mile bill. This stalling would mean they could destroy the LOS conference slowly.
Senator Gravel: We have to think of what our unilateral action would trigger on the part of others—it would launch a massive grab for control. Malaysia has told us they want to charge tolls on tankers going through the Malacca straits and Morocco and Spain have said they want to charge tolls on LNG tankers moving through Gibraltar to Algeria.
The President: In other words, you are saying that while this is just a fishing bill, other countries would go beyond fish?
Senator Gravel: Yes, they would. They will move to take what is in their economic interest to take. Our economic interest is just fish now.
If we move unilaterally, others will definitely move. Canada is getting ready to move and Trudeau is having trouble holding the line. The Soviets would also react quickly.
Representative Gilman: Mr. President, I've been attending the LOS conference. It is frustratingly slow, but progress is being made. Hopefully, we'll have the negotiations completed in 1–2 years. Some of the nations who badly want a 200 mile sea zone don't care about navigation rights and deep sea mining issues and they would give it to us if we give on the 200 miles.
Also, we have been very successful in negotiating bilateral fishing agreements. We have tremendously cutback on the take of fish to the point where there is no emergency. Further agreements will help bring us further toward a balance in the catch.
Senator Gravel: Mr. President, here is a chart showing the numbers on the ICNAF catch. We have negotiated the catch down to this level. Most stocks will now come back to maximum yield in 6–7 years with or without a 200 mile bill. We have good reason to be proud of this accomplishment.
Representative Wilson: This is a result of your letter, Mr. President, to the Russians.
Senator Gravel: We have already saved our fisheries, but there is a great deal of confusion over how long the LOS negotiations will last. It is not realized that in the international area we must deal with sovereignty. Unlike a bill introduced at the beginning of the legislative process, the documents come at the end of the negotiating process. The achievement of the single negotiating text does not make a beginning—it represents a 90 percent agreement. The big hang up is deep seabed mining. If we get agreement on mining, we can wrap up the whole thing in this next year.
The President: Is there any dispute on these numbers?
Senator Gravel: Only on the way I have organized them. The numbers are from the National Marine Fisheries Service. There is no dispute on the facts.
Representative McCloskey: All of my friends are on the other side of this issue.
The President: So are many of mine. Ted Stevens can really get hot about this!
Representative McCloskey: You have to recognize that many fellows who voted for this in the House did so only to pressure the State Department to get going on the LOS and bilateral talks. I think we could sustain a veto in the House now.
Admiral Max Morris makes very persuasive arguments against the bill by presenting the national security issues affecting the Air Force and the Navy.
Representative Wilson: These are issues we didn't stress enough in the House debate. Unilateral moves could close 36 percent of the seas to the movement of the Navy; we need freedom of straits even if innocent passage is granted. We also need a narrow territorial sea to deploy and protect our SOSUS system. If we go unilateral, there'll be no LOS treaty. If we, the biggest nation in the LOS, move unilaterally, we abandon all this.
Representative Burgener: Let me say a word about the tuna problem. How many kids go to work or school with a crab or salmon sandwich? Most blue collar people eat tuna—it is a staple of the American diet. We belong to two international compacts to conserve the tuna, and the other nations in this effort don't want a 200 mile limit since the tuna is a highly migratory species. This bill could thus have a very serious economic impact on this country.
If you can keep the bill from coming out of the Senate, that would be the best of all possible worlds.
Representative Wilson: To stop it, we need a really strong statement from the White House.
Senator Gravel: Pearson is still open on this issue despite his vote in committee.
The President: I said in Oregon that I favored the objective of the 200 mile limit. Where does a change now leave me?
Representative Wilson: You are OK, because a successful LOS treaty would get us such an economic zone.
Representative McCloskey: Your statement is consistent if you tie it to progress in the UN and the LOS negotiations. I think you should direct Secretary Kissinger to take personal cognizance of the negotiations. He made a great statement in Montreal.
The President: I have two comments to make. I have had a long standing feeling that the State Department negotiators like to have the talks go on and on. Maybe that's an unfair accusation but there's evidence to bear it out. Somehow we have to shake State so they will move; we need pressure on them. The LOS talks just can't go on and on.
Let me ask you, how many votes do we have in the Senate?
Senator Gravel: We would lose right now, but the tide is turning around. We have the votes now to sustain a veto and we just need more time to work on it. I'm prepared to filibuster if necessary to get the time and of course, with Bob Griffin's help, I'll succeed.
The President: We've got to get State moving on the LOS talks.
Senator Gravel: Stevens is wrong when he says the talks started in 1967. They really started in 1974. It is now 90 percent complete, but it is one of the most complex negotiations in human history. What we need now is to throw in the first team. I've sent you a letter signed by seven senators calling on you to make Henry Kissinger the head of the delegation and to appoint John Norton Moore to be your special representative.
The President: I've got Carlyle Maw as the temporary rep now.
Senator Gravel: But apparently they are circulating the name of someone from IBM. We have to recognize that we must deal with the Third World to get what we want on the deep seabed mining issue. A man from IBM, which is a multinational leader in technology, would just be throwing gasoline on the fires of the negotiations. John Norton Moore is just fantastic on the LOS issue.
The President: He's from the University of Virginia?
Senator Gravel: Right. He's not from State. He wants to get the negotiations over with and go back to the campus.
Senator Griffin: I have no fishing problems in my state. In the Foreign Relations Committee we focused on the international aspects of this bill. It seems to me that Mike (Gravel) is right to emphasize the need for more clout at the top of the delegation. The problem of putting a delayed date [Page 6]in the bill is that international treaties must be observed. We are always calling other countries to account for violating agreements. A delayed date would in effect mean we'd be saying that we will violate our agreements at a later date and this would undermine our credibility.
The President: But the argument for a January 1977 date is that it would put pressure on the LOS negotiations.
Senator Griffin: But we'd be throwing away an important principle.
Senator Gravel: Mexico is an example of how other states will react.
Representative Wilson: With regard to the emergency argument, we are 90 percent through with the treaty. The major powers are all for a treaty—it's the little countries that are delaying it.
Representative Gilman: To underscore that point, we have been using the 200 mile economic zone as a bargaining chip to get what we want on navigation rights and deep seabed mining. To move unilaterally would throw away this chip.
The President: How soon will this come to the Senate floor?
Senator Gravel: The Armed Services Committee must report out by December 2. It could come to the floor the week of December 8. We could easily debate it for a week to carry it into the recess. We could get to Mike Mansfield and tell him we plan to filibuster it—-If he gets the message, he may not want to schedule it.
The President: You adjourn on the 20th and come back on January 6. A little delay might be advantageous.
Representative Wilson: The very best thing would be for the Senate not to approve the bill.
Senator Griffin: The bill is not likely to fail.
Senator Gravel: I can pledge a delay.
Representative Wilson: It would also be important for you to address the LOS conference in New York City next March, if you can get a passport into New York!
The President: Thank you all very much. This has been very helpful. A delay is essential but we also have to put pressure on the LOS talks for [Page 7]action. I feel the LOS conference is the best and most orderly way to proceed. But the other side is very emotional on this—they have a desperate story and say that it's life or death politically.
Representative McCloskey: But they can settle for pointing to their victory in the House.
The President: We'll do all we can to work for a delay. Let me keep these materials you brought.
Source: Ford Library, National Security Adviser, Memoranda of Conversations, Box 16, November 19, 1975–Ford, Congressional 200-Mile Limit Group. Secret. The meeting took place in the Oval Office. The referenced charts were not found. Ford's statement regarding remarks made in Oregon apparently refers to his August 30 speech about the 200 mile limit, which was actually given in Portland, Maine. (Public Papers: Ford, 1975, pp. 1253–1258),. Kissinger's Montreal statement is in Department of State Bulletin, September 18, 1975, pp. 353–362.↩
Ford and selected advisers met with a Congressional delegation regarding impending 200-mile fisheries legislation.↩
Documents on Global Issues, 1973–1976
List of Terms & Abbreviations
Documents on Global Issues, 1973–1976 (Documents 1-264)
Law of the Sea (Documents 1-54)
Burgener, Clair WalterFord, GeraldFriedersdorf, MaxGilman, Benjamin ArthurGravel, Maurice Robert (Mike)Griffin, Robert PaulKissinger, Henry A.Mansfield, Michael JosephMaw, Carlyle E.McCloskey, Paul Norton Jr. (Pete)Moore, John NortonMorris, Max K.Scowcroft, BrentStevens, Theodore F.Wilson, Robert Carlton (Bob)
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Amazon Prime Video to produce a Web Series on FTX Bankruptcy
InAmazon prime video, crypto news, exchange news, Featured, FTX Collapse
The popular video streaming OTT platform decided to create an 8-episode series on FTX's Implosion.
Amazon prime video is a popular OTT streaming platform, which is a service of Amazon inc. This OTT service primarily distributes films and television series produced by Amazon Studios and MGM Holdings or licensed to Amazon, as Amazon Originals.
On 23 November, Variety reported that Amazon Prime Video hired Joe and Anthony Russo's production company (AGBO) to work on the series about the FTX collapse.
According to the report, the web series will cover majorly the journalist's point of view & covered news on the FTX exchange's bankruptcy. Through the web series, they will try to represent that FTX collapse was one of the biggest crypto frauds in the financial world.
"It crosses many sectors – celebrity, politics, academia, tech, criminality, sex, drugs, and the future of modern finance. At the center of it all sits an extremely mysterious figure with complex and potentially dangerous motivations. We want to understand why," the report stated.
The work on this project will be complete by mid of Q1 2023 but the cast list is still unconfirmed.
FTX Collapse
FTX was a popular crypto exchange, which was providing its services as a second-ranked giant crypto company. The hand of the exchange was expanded to multiple crypto projects as a core investor.
Binance exchange was one of the big investors in the FTX exchange and a small controversy with the FTX exchange forced the Binance company to sell its FTX stacks (FTX token holdings).
Liquidating our FTT is just post-exit risk management, learning from LUNA. We gave support before, but we won't pretend to make love after divorce. We are not against anyone. But we won't support people who lobby against other industry players behind their backs. Onwards.
— CZ
Binance (@cz_binance) November 6, 2022
The whole thing created a very big fear among the FTX clients because the majority of the trade & collateral services of the exchange were based on FTT (FTX token). Between 6 November to 8 November, the majority of the customers withdrew funds from FTX and finally on 12 November FTX exchange decided to file for bankruptcy under chapter 11 in a US district court with approximately all of its affiliated companies.
Press Release: Clarification on Certain Entities Not Included in Chapter 11 Filings. pic.twitter.com/rxmY2f2iTB
— FTX (@FTX_Official) November 12, 2022
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Common Types of UHF and VHF Antennas
Tamara Wilhite
Tamara Wilhite is a technical writer, industrial engineer, mother of two, and published sci-fi and horror author.
Learn more about UHF and VHF antennas with this guide.
An Introduction to VHF Antennas
VHF antennas or "very high frequency" antennas are designed to receive signals between 30 MHz and 300 MHz. VHF signals don't degrade as much as UHF ("ultra high frequency") signals, so they are used for longer range broadcasting.
Common VHF Designs
What are some of the more common VHF antenna designs?
VHF Arrays
Multi-Element Yagi Antennas
Log Periodic Antennas
Conical Array Antennas
1. VHF Arrays
When you have a basic dipole antenna and add a reflector and director element to it, you have created an array antenna. The antenna reflector is longer than the driven element, while directors are usually shorter than the driven element. An array antenna can have as few as two elements, while some have as dozens. An array antenna can even have an array of folded dipole antennas.
A stacked array antenna is made by stacking two or more array antennas in the same vertical plane. Horizontal stacking is almost always narrows the beam width relative to vertically stacked antennas, which is why most commercial FM and TV stations have vertically stacked antennas.
The array antennas are ideally half a wavelength apart so they aren't parasitic, though wider spacing improves their gain. Ideal stacking distance depends on the gain of the individual antennas. The stacked antennas need to be connected to a common transmission line.
A Yagi antenna
2. Multi-Element Yagi Antennas
A VHF Yagi antenna contains a director and a reflector. A Yagi antenna can have a gain of up to 20 dB, making them popular for weak signal communication modes. Yagi antennas can be combined into arrays. The dipoles in a multi-element Yagi can serve double duty, acting as a director or reflector depending on the frequency band. Spacing the Yagi antennas 5/8 of a wavelength apart yields the maximum gain.
The major weakness of Yagi antennas is that at higher frequencies, they are difficult to feed and match signals.
An 850-6500 MHz log periodic antenna
3. Log Periodic Antennas
The log periodic antenna is a high gain antenna that works on a broad frequency band. Log periodic antennas incorporate a number of active dipoles connected together in logarithmic mathematical formula modeled off an infinite spiral. This is the basis of the name "log periodic".
VHF log periodic antennas have broadband characteristics similar to a dipole array. Log periodic antennas also have directional characteristics like a dipole array.
4. Conical Array Antennas
Conical array antennas have reflector elements that extend straight out from the antenna's supporting beam. The driven elements are bent forward to create a conical shape. The conical array effectively increases the diameter of the dipole and its bandwidth without having to have a very large physical structure. Conical array antennas can receive both high and low band VHF signals.
An Introduction to UHF Antennas
Ultra high frequency or UHF antennas send or receive signals between 300 MHz and 3,000 MHz or 3 GHz. UHF signals are usually weaker than comparable VHF signals. This means they typically need to be installed in a way to capture as much signal as possible. They tend to be much longer than VHF antennas, since the antenna length determines the frequencies it can receive and UHF wavelengths are shorter than VHF ones.
Common UHF Designs
What are some of the more common UHF antenna designs?
Fan Dipole Antennas
UHF Reflectors
1. Fan Dipole Antennas
A fan dipole antenna has two triangular sheets of metal or rods that resemble a bow tie. They capture a wide bandwidth. Fan dipoles tend to be longer than rod dipoles. A multiband fan dipole antenna consists of two to five half wave dipole antennas mounted on a common parallel feed point.
2. UHF Reflectors
UHF reflector antennas resemble a fan dipole antenna but have a signal reflector behind them. The reflector could be a mesh screen or solid reflector. Solid reflectors may be a flat sheet or a parabolic reflector. The parabolic reflector is curved and concentrates the signal on the antenna. This can improve the gain of a dipole antenna by up to nine dB, increasing their power eight fold.
Corner reflectors don't have a curve but instead use a simply bent sheet of metal. The corner angle of the deflector can be 90°, 60° or 45°. The smaller the corner angle is, the lower the antenna's impedance. As the angle degreases, the side length of the deflector has to increase. One of the benefits of the corner reflector antenna is that it improves the gain of the antenna over the entire UHF band.
The driven element of the antenna should be located at the center of the reflector. The dipole can't be too close to the corner of the reflector or the beam width will become broader and you risk a multi-lobe pattern from the antenna.
Whether a solid or mesh reflector, the reflector should extend beyond the edge of the dipoles. Mesh screens are almost as good as a solid metal reflector as long as the mesh spacing is less than a fifth of the wavelength.
The only weakness of a single reflector antenna over an array is that the array has a wider field of view. Conversely, calibration and testing is easier when there is only one antenna to work with but you can't do calibrations or tests on a non-interference basis.
The dimensions of corner reflectors are practical at 220 MHz and above. For frequencies of 900 MHz and higher, the reflector yields much higher gain and a sharper pattern.
Kent Britain, WA5VJB, was interviewed to gain some of the information included in this article. He is also the designer of the antennas shown here.
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Corney v. Glen Rock
Since 2015, Lt. Commander Joshua Corney, an active duty naval officer and a resident of Glen Rock, York County, has played a recording of "Taps" every evening before 8pm from speakers on his five-acre property.
On June 23, 2017, the borough issued a cease-and-desist letter to Lt. Commander Corney, insisting that he limit his amplified musical tribute to Sundays and "flag" holidays, under threat of a criminal penalty of 300 dollars per violation. On July 5, the ACLU of Pennsylvania sent a letter to the borough council on Lt. Commander Corney's behalf, noting that the borough's threat of punishment violates Corney's First Amendment rights.
ACLU of Pennsylvania Warns York County Borough to Allow Resident's Daily Playing of "Taps" – 7/5/16
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Witold Walczak and Molly Tack-Hooper, ACLU of Pennsylvania; Seth Kreimer, University of Pennsylvania Law School
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Woollaton Bed and Breakfast, Cheap Hotel and Guest House Accommodation
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Bed and Breakfasts in Woollaton, Devon for 1 night from Wed Jan 19, 2022 to Thu Jan 20, 2022 within 10 miles, in an Average Nightly price range of £1 to £200.
Rams Head Inn
Dolton 5.91 9.52 N/A 19202122232425 £95.00 £95.00 £95.00 £95.00 £95.00 £95.00 £95.00 £ 95.00
The Bickford Arms Inn
Holsworthy 6.81 10.97 4 19202122232425 £60.00 £60.00 £60.00 £60.00 £60.00 £60.00 £60.00 £ 60.00
Moorview House
Bideford 7.55 12.15 N/A 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
Bideford 8.72 14.03 3 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
Wootton Manor
Umberleigh 9.16 14.75 N/A 19202122232425 £59.00 £59.00 £59.00 £59.00 £59.00 £59.00 £59.00 £ 59.00
Holsworthy 9.85 15.86 N/A 19202122232425 £56.00 £56.00 £56.00 £56.00 £56.00 £56.00 £56.00 £ 56.00
Durrant House Hotel
The Malt Scoop Inn
Merton 3.21 5.16 N/A 19202122232425 £55.00 £55.00 £55.00 £55.00 £55.00 £55.00 £55.00 £ 55.00
Northlew 8.49 13.66 N/A 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
Northcote Manor
Umberleigh Bridge 9.97 16.04 3 19202122232425 £185.00 £185.00 £185.00 £185.00 £185.00 £185.00 £185.00 £ 185.00
Woodford Bridge Country Club By Diamond Resorts
Milton Damerel 4.88 7.85 4 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
Iddesleigh 6.39 10.29 N/A 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
Eco friendly 2-Bed lodge in Torrington
Great Torrington 1.57 2.52 N/A 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
Beaworthy 2.47 3.97 5 19202122232425 £49.86 £49.86 £49.86 £49.86 £49.86 £49.86 £49.86 £ 49.86
Birchill Farm & Cottages - Bramble Cottage
Syncocks Farm
Merton 2.74 4.4 4 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
Berry Barns
Shebbear 2.82 4.53 N/A 19202122232425 £63.57 £63.57 £63.57 £63.57 £63.57 £63.57 £63.57 £ 63.57
Stargazing Retreat - UK32423
Shebbear 3 4.83 N/A 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
The Long House
Sheepwash 3.69 5.93 4 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
Sheepwash Square House
Sheepwash 3.87 6.23 N/A 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
Tarka - HDDF
Great Torrington 4.31 6.94 4 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
Mere Brook - HSL
Skirr - HSG
Mill Pool - HSK
Henry Williamson's - HSN
Beaford House
Beaford 4.36 7.01 4 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
Thornbury 4.79 7.71 4 19202122232425 £52.29 £52.29 £52.29 £52.29 £52.29 £52.29 £52.29 £ 52.29
Dove Lodge
Beaworthy 4.81 7.74 N/A 19202122232425 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £75.00 £ 75.00
South Street, Dolton, Dolton, EX19 8QS
A traditional inn in the Devon village of Dolton, the Rams Head Inn retains its original character with beamed ceilings and an open brick fireplace. A...more
A traditional inn in the Devon village of Dolton, the Rams Head Inn retains its original character with beamed ceilings and an open brick fireplace. Around 16 miles from Barnstaple, it offers home-cooked food and en suite rooms with free parking and WiFi. Rooms have a flat-screen TV, seating area, desk and tea and coffee facilities. There is an en suite shower with a hairdryer and toiletries provided. The restaurant offers lunch and dinner, and a selection of bar meals are also available. A range of cask ales are offered at the Rams Head Inn. Dolton lies around 15 miles north of the Dartmoor National Park and is a 45-minute drive from the cathedral city of Exeter. Bideford and the North Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty are 30-35 minutes' drive away.
Brandis Corner, Holsworthy, EX22 7XY
Situated in Holsworthy, The Bickford Arms Inn has a restaurant, bar, garden, and free WiFi throughout the property. The hotel features family rooms. T...more
Situated in Holsworthy, The Bickford Arms Inn has a restaurant, bar, garden, and free WiFi throughout the property. The hotel features family rooms. The rooms in the hotel are fitted with a kettle. Rooms come with a flat-screen TV, and some rooms at The Bickford Arms Inn have a balcony. The accommodation offers a continental or à la carte breakfast. Plymouth is 50 km from The Bickford Arms Inn, while Port Isaac is 47 km from the property. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 60 km from the hotel.
Moorview House, Bideford, EX39 4QE
Located in Bideford in the Devon region and Lundy Island reachable within 5 km, Moorview House provides accommodation with free WiFi, BBQ facilities, ...more
Located in Bideford in the Devon region and Lundy Island reachable within 5 km, Moorview House provides accommodation with free WiFi, BBQ facilities, a garden and free private parking. All units come with a seating area, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom with a hairdryer and shower. There is also a kitchenette in some of the units equipped with a dishwasher, a microwave, and a fridge. A continental breakfast is available daily at the bed and breakfast. If you would like to discover the area, hiking is possible in the surroundings. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 60 km from Moorview House.
Barnstaple Street, Bideford, EX39 4AE
This historic hotel has first-class food, friendly service and a great location for North Devon's sights, including Clovelly village and the picturesq...more
This historic hotel has first-class food, friendly service and a great location for North Devon's sights, including Clovelly village and the picturesque Tarka Trail for walkers and cyclists. The Royal Hotel is at the eastern end of ancient Bideford Bridge and close to public transport. It is easy to explore the centre of Bideford and the quayside, where you can catch a boat to Lundy Island. The hotel is associated with the 17th-century Court of Assize and the author, Sir Charles Kingsley, who wrote some of 'The Water Babies' and 'Westward Ho!' whilst staying here. At The Royal Hotel, rooms are clean, comfortable and have 24-hour room service. One of the hotel's famous features is the oak-panelled Kingsley Room, with its ornate, sculpted ceiling.
High bickington, Umberleigh, EX379BH
Wootton Manor is a 16th Century Manor House found at the end of a private half mile lane, situated in the heart of North Devon with amazing far reachi...more
Wootton Manor is a 16th Century Manor House found at the end of a private half mile lane, situated in the heart of North Devon with amazing far reaching views to Exmoor National Park. The Manor is situated at the centre of its 90 acres of woodland, meadow and streams - all Waiting to be explored ! Famous beaches, walks, walks, magical Exmoor and so much more are all within easy reach of Wootton Manor - your unique rural paradise !
Fore Street, Holsworthy, EX22 6EB
Located in Holsworthy, The White Hart Hotel features a restaurant, bar and free WiFi throughout the property. The hotel has family rooms. All units at...more
Located in Holsworthy, The White Hart Hotel features a restaurant, bar and free WiFi throughout the property. The hotel has family rooms. All units at the hotel are equipped with a seating area and a flat-screen TV. Guest rooms include a private bathroom, a hairdryer and bed linen. A à la carte breakfast is available daily at The White Hart Hotel. You can play billiards and darts at the accommodation. Woolacombe is 42 km from The White Hart Hotel, while Barnstaple is 46 km away. The nearest airport is Exeter International, 85 km from the hotel, and the property offers a paid airport shuttle service.
Heywood Road, Northam, Bideford, EX39 3QB
This 3-star hotel is on the outskirts of the historic port of Bideford and has views over the Torridge estuary. It has free Wi-Fi, free parking, a sau...more
This 3-star hotel is on the outskirts of the historic port of Bideford and has views over the Torridge estuary. It has free Wi-Fi, free parking, a sauna and an outdoor pool. The Durrant House Hotel is in North Devon and is within easy reach of the area's sandy beaches and beautiful countryside. The rooms have tea/coffee, TVs, hairdryers and Italian marble en suite bathrooms. A full English breakfast is available every day. The Olive Tree Restaurant has a traditional style with oak panelling. Dishes are cooked to order and made with fresh local produce. The Appledore Bar serves simple, home-cooked food with a variety of grills, basket meals, baguettes and burgers.
The Malt Scoop Inn, Merton, EX20 3EA
The Malt Scoop Inn in Merton provides adults-only accommodation with a bar and a garden. This pet-friendly inn also has free WiFi. The units in the in...more
The Malt Scoop Inn in Merton provides adults-only accommodation with a bar and a garden. This pet-friendly inn also has free WiFi. The units in the inn are equipped with a flat-screen TV. All units include a private bathroom, a hairdryer and bed linen. Guests at The Malt Scoop Inn can enjoy a continental breakfast. You can play darts at the accommodation, and the area is popular for hiking and cycling. Ilfracombe is 50 km from The Malt Scoop Inn, while Woolacombe is 32 km away. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 72 km from the inn.
South Street, Dolton, EX19 8QS
Nico & Vanessa along with the team offer a warm welcome at their beautifully restored 17th Century Coaching Inn here in Dolton North Devon betwixt bet...more
Nico & Vanessa along with the team offer a warm welcome at their beautifully restored 17th Century Coaching Inn here in Dolton North Devon betwixt between the two beautiful National Parks Exmoor and Dartmoor and only a short 20 minute drive from the sandy beaches of North Devon. All bedrooms offer a comfortable standard of accommodation and are finished with unique and antique furniture thus still in keeping with the old and ensuring a perfect relaxing night's sleep.
Elmfield, Northlew,, Northlew, EX20 3NP
In the Devon village of Northlew, Elmfield lies around 7 miles from Okehampton and the Dartmoor National Park. With a spacious garden, this bed and br...more
In the Devon village of Northlew, Elmfield lies around 7 miles from Okehampton and the Dartmoor National Park. With a spacious garden, this bed and breakfast offers elegant rooms with free parking and WiFi. All rooms have a TV, alarm clock and ironing facilities. Rooms have either shared or en suite bathroom facilities with slippers, bathrobes and toiletries supplied. The Elmfield cooked breakfast includes bacon, eggs, sausage, mushrooms, black and hogs pudding, tomato and fried bread. Alternatives include smoked haddock and poached eggs, and there is homemade bread, jam and marmalade as well as cereals, juice, tea and coffee. This bed and breakfast is a short walk from the village pub, and Okehampton offers a wide range of restaurants around 15 minutes' drive away. The ruined Okehampton Castle was once the largest castle in Devon, and the site now has a riverside picnic area and woodland walks nearby.
Burrington, Umberleigh Bridge, EX37 9LZ
A meandering wooded driveway leads to a delightful oasis of calm and serenity at Northcote Manor, set in beautiful Devon countryside. At this hotel, l...more
A meandering wooded driveway leads to a delightful oasis of calm and serenity at Northcote Manor, set in beautiful Devon countryside. At this hotel, life is conducted at a slow, relaxing pace. It is truly a place for refreshment; a place to recharge your energy and step free from stress. Northcote Manor is within easy reach of Exmoor, Dartmoor and the North Devon coast, which makes for excellent walking and beautiful scenery. The area has an abundance of historic buildings cared for by the National Trust, including Arlington Court, Knighthayes Court, Killerton and Castle Drogo. RHS Rosemoor and Dartington Glass Factory are close by, and you can even try your hand at glass blowing. There is a challenging 18-hole golf course at Libbaton and outstanding fishing on the River Taw at the bottom of the driveway. A 'ghillie' can be arranged, along with picnics and a bottle of champagne to sip on the river bank. Richie, the head chef is more than happy to cook your 'catch of the day'.
Milton Damerel, Milton Damerel, EX22 7LL
A quiet haven in the heart of North Devon, this 15th-century former coaching inn is 34 miles from Tintagel Castle, the rumoured birthplace of King Art...more
A quiet haven in the heart of North Devon, this 15th-century former coaching inn is 34 miles from Tintagel Castle, the rumoured birthplace of King Arthur. It has a pool, a gym, and free parking on site. Woodford Bridge Country Club is a charming thatched building, with a variety of elegant rooms. Each spacious self catering apartment offers an en suite bathroom, a TV with Freeview, and tea and coffee making facilities. Free Wi-Fi available throughout the resort. Guests can enjoy a drink in the bar, and breakfast, lunch and dinner in the restaurant. Food is made from high-quality local ingredients. Woodford Bridge has a library where guests can relax with a book, and a peaceful garden. There are a number of picturesque Devonshire towns in the surrounding area, and Exmoor National Park is an hour's drive away. Bude is located 26 km from the property.
Iddesleigh, Iddesleigh, EX19 8BG
An historic inn that helped inspire the book War Horse, the rooms at the Duke of York are attached to one of the most famous pubs in Devon. Parking is...more
An historic inn that helped inspire the book War Horse, the rooms at the Duke of York are attached to one of the most famous pubs in Devon. Parking is available nearby, and free WiFi is accessible throughout. Duke of York is a 15th century inn overlooking Dartmoor. Rooms feature classic features such as exposed wooden beams, alongside modern conveniences including flat-screen TVs, heating and tea/coffee making facilities. The private bathroom features both a bath and shower. A full English breakfast is included in the room rate. The attached pub/restaurant offers home cooked meals using local produce where possible, including Mid Devon Ruby Red beef and organic vegetables. The Duke of York has been voted one of the best country pubs in the UK by the Good Pub Guide 2014. The Tarka Trail runs from the North Devon coast to the South Devon coast, and passes close to the Duke of York. Stafford Moor offers fishing and is 2 miles from the property, whilst walking opportunities at Dartmoor and Halsdon Nature Reserve are within easy reach.
, Great Torrington, EX38 8QA
Situated in Great Torrington in the Devon region, Eco friendly 2-Bed lodge in Torrington has a garden. The accommodation is 30 km from Woolacombe. The...more
Situated in Great Torrington in the Devon region, Eco friendly 2-Bed lodge in Torrington has a garden. The accommodation is 30 km from Woolacombe. The holiday home consists of 2 separate bedrooms, 2 bathrooms with a hairdryer and free toiletries, and a seating area. Towels and bed linen are available in the holiday home. Exeter is 48 km from the holiday home, while Ilfracombe is 33 km from the property. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 55 km from Eco friendly 2-Bed lodge in Torrington.
, Beaworthy, EX21 5PF
The Woodshed is located in Beaworthy. The accommodation is 35 km from Woolacombe, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking avail...more
The Woodshed is located in Beaworthy. The accommodation is 35 km from Woolacombe, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site. This holiday home is equipped with 2 bedrooms, a kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, a TV, a seating area and 2 bathrooms equipped with a bath or shower. Guests at the holiday home can enjoy cycling nearby, or make the most of the garden. Barnstaple is 33 km from The Woodshed, while Bude is 36 km away. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 72 km from the accommodation.
Birchill Farm Langtree, Great Torrington, EX38 8NB
Birchill Farm & Cottages - Bramble Cottage is set in Great Torrington and offers a terrace. The accommodation is 45 km from Ilfracombe, and guests ben...more
Birchill Farm & Cottages - Bramble Cottage is set in Great Torrington and offers a terrace. The accommodation is 45 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site. A garden and a children's playground are offered at the holiday home. Woolacombe is 27 km from Birchill Farm & Cottages - Bramble, while Barnstaple is 25 km from the property. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 73 km from the accommodation.
, Merton, EX20
Syncocks Farm is located in Merton. The accommodation is 34 km from Woolacombe, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking availab...more
Syncocks Farm is located in Merton. The accommodation is 34 km from Woolacombe, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site. The holiday home comes with 4 bedrooms, a TV and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a dishwasher. Guests at the holiday home can enjoy cycling nearby, or make the most of the garden. Barnstaple is 34 km from Syncocks Farm, while Bude is 48 km away. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 73 km from the accommodation.
Shebbear, Shebbear, EX21 5RA
Berry Barns offers high quality lodge accommodation in a tranquil rural setting with its own fishing lake. Free parking is possible on site, and free ...more
Berry Barns offers high quality lodge accommodation in a tranquil rural setting with its own fishing lake. Free parking is possible on site, and free Wi-Fi is accessible throughout. The lodges are located in renovated barns within 25 acres of private land. Each has a full kitchen with a dishwasher, washing machine and a microwave. Each bright, spacious living room offers a view of the lake and has a flat-screen TV and sofas. Berry Barns has its own 2.5 acres of coarse fishing lakes stocked with a variety of large fish, including specimen crucian carp. Fishing is residents only, ensuring a peaceful and unhurried experience. On the property's 25 acres of land, guests may see Highland cattle, ducks, geese and chickens. Dartmoor National Park is 20 miles away, whilst North Devon's sandy beaches can be reached in 25 minutes by car.
, Merton, EX20 3DQ
Located in Merton in the Devon region, Stargazing Retreat - UK32423 features a garden. The accommodation is 45 km from Exeter, and guests benefit from...more
Located in Merton in the Devon region, Stargazing Retreat - UK32423 features a garden. The accommodation is 45 km from Exeter, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site. The holiday home is equipped with 1 bedroom, a TV and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a dishwasher. Ilfracombe is 35 km from the holiday home, while Woolacombe is 32 km away. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 52 km from Stargazing Retreat - UK32423.
, Shebbear, EX21 5SN
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Situated in Shebbear in the Devon region, The Loft has a garden. The accommodation is 40 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from private parking a...more
Situated in Shebbear in the Devon region, The Loft has a garden. The accommodation is 40 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from private parking available on site and free WiFi. This holiday home has 2 bedrooms, a TV, and a kitchen. Woolacombe is 35 km from the holiday home, while Barnstaple is 27 km from the property. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 57 km from The Loft.
, Sheepwash, EX21 5HQ
Situated in Sheepwash in the Devon region, The Long House features a garden. The accommodation is 37 km from Woolacombe, and guests benefit from priva...more
Situated in Sheepwash in the Devon region, The Long House features a garden. The accommodation is 37 km from Woolacombe, and guests benefit from private parking available on site and free WiFi. The holiday home has 3 bedrooms, a TV, an equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, a washing machine, and 2 bathrooms with a bath or shower. Bude is 30 km from the holiday home, while Tavistock is 44 km from the property. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 71 km from The Long House.
The Court The Square Sheepwash , Sheepwash, EX21 5NE
Set in Sheepwash in the Devon region, Sheepwash Square House has a garden. The accommodation is 46 km from Exeter, and guests benefit from complimenta...more
Set in Sheepwash in the Devon region, Sheepwash Square House has a garden. The accommodation is 46 km from Exeter, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site. The holiday home has 6 bedrooms, a TV and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a dishwasher. Ilfracombe is 41 km from the holiday home, while Woolacombe is 38 km from the property. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 53 km from Sheepwash Square House.
, Great Torrington, EX38
Set in Great Torrington in the Devon region, Tarka - HDDF has a garden. The accommodation is 40 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from compliment...more
Set in Great Torrington in the Devon region, Tarka - HDDF has a garden. The accommodation is 40 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site. The holiday home is fitted with 6 bedrooms, a TV and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a dishwasher. Woolacombe is 25 km from the holiday home, while Barnstaple is 20 km from the property. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 83 km from Tarka - HDDF.
Situated in Great Torrington in the Devon region, Mere Brook - HSL has a garden. The accommodation is 40 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from p...more
Situated in Great Torrington in the Devon region, Mere Brook - HSL has a garden. The accommodation is 40 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from private parking available on site and free WiFi. This holiday home features 2 bedrooms, a TV, and a kitchen with a dishwasher. Woolacombe is 25 km from the holiday home, while Barnstaple is 20 km from the property. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 83 km from Mere Brook - HSL.
Situated in Great Torrington in the Devon region, Skirr - HSG has a garden. The accommodation is 40 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from compli...more
Situated in Great Torrington in the Devon region, Skirr - HSG has a garden. The accommodation is 40 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site. This holiday home has 2 bedrooms, a TV, and a kitchen with a dishwasher. Woolacombe is 25 km from the holiday home, while Barnstaple is 20 km from the property. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 83 km from Skirr - HSG.
Set in Great Torrington in the Devon region, Mill Pool - HSK has a garden. The accommodation is 40 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from private...more
Set in Great Torrington in the Devon region, Mill Pool - HSK has a garden. The accommodation is 40 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from private parking available on site and free WiFi. This holiday home has 3 bedrooms, a TV, and a kitchen with a dishwasher. Woolacombe is 25 km from the holiday home, while Barnstaple is 20 km from the property. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 83 km from Mill Pool - HSK.
Located in Great Torrington in the Devon region, Henry Williamson's - HSN features a garden. The accommodation is 40 km from Ilfracombe, and guests be...more
Located in Great Torrington in the Devon region, Henry Williamson's - HSN features a garden. The accommodation is 40 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site. The holiday home comes with 4 bedrooms, a TV and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a dishwasher. Woolacombe is 25 km from the holiday home, while Barnstaple is 20 km away. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 83 km from Henry Williamson's - HSN.
, Beaford, LE16 7RE
Set in Beaford in the Devon region, Beaford House features a garden. The accommodation is 48 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from complimentary...more
Set in Beaford in the Devon region, Beaford House features a garden. The accommodation is 48 km from Ilfracombe, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site. The holiday home is fitted with 9 bedrooms, a TV and a fully equipped kitchen that provides guests with a dishwasher. Woolacombe is 30 km from the holiday home, while Barnstaple is 29 km away. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 72 km from Beaford House.
, Thornbury, EX22 7AW
Goslings is located in Thornbury. The accommodation is 37 km from Woolacombe, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available...more
Goslings is located in Thornbury. The accommodation is 37 km from Woolacombe, and guests benefit from complimentary WiFi and private parking available on site. The holiday home features 2 bedrooms, a TV, an equipped kitchen with a dishwasher and a microwave, a washing machine, and 1 bathroom with a bath or shower. Guests at the holiday home can enjoy golfing and cycling nearby, or make the most of the garden. Barnstaple is 41 km from Goslings, while Bude is 27 km away. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 77 km from the accommodation.
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Dove Lodge is set in Beaworthy. The property is 39 km from Woolacombe, and complimentary private parking is offered. This holiday home has 1 bedroom, ...more
Dove Lodge is set in Beaworthy. The property is 39 km from Woolacombe, and complimentary private parking is offered. This holiday home has 1 bedroom, a kitchen with microwave, a TV, a seating area and 1 bathroom with a bath or shower. Guests at the holiday home can enjoy golfing and cycling nearby, or make the most of the garden. Exeter is 44 km from Dove Lodge, while Ilfracombe is 42 km from the property. The nearest airport is Exeter International Airport, 52 km from the accommodation.


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using TomP2P.Core.Peers;

namespace TomP2P.Core.P2P
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Use this interface to notify if a peer received a broadcast ping.
    /// </summary>
    public interface IPeerReceivedBroadcastPing
    {
        /// <summary>
        /// Call this method when we receive a broadcast ping.
        /// If multiple peers are on the same network, only one reply will be accepted.
        /// Thus, all peers that receive such a broadcast ping will call this method.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="sender">The sender that sent the broadcast ping.</param>
        void BroadcastPingReceived(PeerAddress sender);
    }
}


No matter whatever the situation be, Indian television actresses are always seen perfectly dressed-up, wearing heavy jewellery and the massive make-up. Well, this is what these operas are known for. If I ever get a chance to speak with any of these actresses, I would ask that how did they manage to keep on such a hectic make-up all the time.
Because if I talk about myself, all I want at the end of the day is to go home and get into my comfy pants, remove all of my makeup, make a hair bun and sit in front of the television to watch these actresses do their job.
But you must know that these women are as casual as we are. Seeing these TV actresses without makeup will make you realize that nobody's perfect. Even they need a break. So, let's check out how your favourite actresses look when they are not covered all in make-up, but are into their comfy pants.


While I have only been Freezer Cooking for a few months now, I can truly say that it has changed the way things run in my household. Things run so much smoother! On those crazy days where everyone is going everywhere, for me to just pull out something healthy, pre-made and frozen, saves so much time and money. Most of the time when we are in those situations, the easiest thing to do would be to stop at some local fast-food place and grab a bite to eat, oftentimes to be left broke or feeling like that money could have been best spent elsewhere.
* Try to menu plan around freezer cooking so that you make the most of your ingredients and reduce waste. I'm a little bias towards menu-planning anyway because I found myself several times with an abundance of fresh ingredients going bad, or having too much of an item that I only needed a small amount of!
* MAKE A LIST of what you are going to cook! I try to plan my meals around a few key items for that particular day so that way I'm not spending a lot of extra money buying items that I'll only use once or twice. For example, for one package of blueberries I can make blueberry pancakes to freeze and use the remainder of them in muffins!
* MAKE A LIST of the groceries that you'll need!! Nothing is worse than getting ready to "do your thing" in the kitchen only to find out that you are missing an ingredient!
* Remove air from freezer bags to reduce freezer burn.
* Allow foods to cool completely prior to packaging and freezing, to reduce freezer burn. There is nothing worse than a sad bag of meatballs to ruin a spaghetti dinner!
* Always label/date your items.
* Although you can keep things frozen for some time (depending on what you are freezing), I typically try to use up my dishes within 2 months.
This is an easy recipe because it is very flexible yet filling!
*You can substitute this recipe with turkey (great around the holidays) or beef. You may also use whatever veggies you have on hand! I always go heavy on the veggies and tend to use at least 1 cup each (or 1 can each depending on the vegetable), which helps me stretch this into 2 batches.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Break chicken breast (or other meat) apart into small pieces then set aside. Heat a medium size pot over medium high heat and coat with olive oil. Add garlic, shallots, celery and carrots, stir. Add onions, corn and peas. Season with salt and pepper.
Pour in chicken stock and ¼ cup heavy cream. Add unsalted butter and stir. Add pieces of chicken and bring to a boil. Mix cornstarch and water to create thickening agent then pour into the pot. Add chopped rosemary and thyme then stir. Stop here if you would like to freeze this. You can divide this mixture up into freezer bags (2-3) and freeze until ready. Just pull a bag out and thaw in the refrigerator when you are ready!
Simply reheat the mixture in a pot while allowing puff pastry to thaw as directed. Depending on the size baking dish you are using, cut the puff pastry sheet accordingly and set aside. Beat the egg to create an egg wash and set aside. Fill the baking dish with the chicken mixture. Cover with puff pastry and then cut off excess around sides. Take a fork and poke a few holes in top of puff pastry and brush egg wash onto puff pastry. Place in the oven and bake until the crust is golden brown.
Optional- When you are ready to bake, I like to use the aluminum tart pans for this, and I'll make individual/smaller pies for everyone!
*BONUS- I almost always have leftover scraps due to using 2 sheets/tart pans. So with the leftovers I brush melted butter on them and sprinkle with cinnamon & sugar. Then I'll make a glaze using powdered sugar and milk to pour over them, yummy!
A special thank you to Cristi for taking time to share this guest posting with us! I love her bonus tip on how to reuse those scraps of pastry–waste nothing and get a delicious treat, too!
I have another guest posting to share along with my latest freezer cooking session. So stay tuned!


The following are the new features we are developing which will be available to all member accounts.
We aim to have these key features and other bug fixes released on the 25th Oct 2018.
If you have other ideas and would like to chat about them, then contact us and we can put them into P5.


We understand how overwhelming it can be when it comes to getting married in Spain. You are faced with so many choices for who to choose for your wedding suppliers, from DJs to Make-Up Artists, Cake-Makers to Wedding Planners. But rest assured with the Malaga Minister Wedding Celebrant team, you won't regret your choice. Not only am I one of the longest serving Wedding Celebrants on the Costa del Sol, I also bring with me a wealth of experience and expertise to weddings in Spain, which I have passed on to my two amazing associates Tara and Gayle.
With over 700 weddings under our belt, having served a most varied and amazing range of beautiful couples, we are so proud of how we have helped couples from around the world, celebrate their joyous weddings here in Spain. For us, love is love and we welcome everyone with open arms.
Here's some other reasons why you'll want to book us for your ceremony in Spain.
Your celebrant arrives one hour before your ceremony to get organised, to pop in and say hi, if you're staying on-site and to speak to all of those involved in the ceremony, ahead of the ceremony.
You will have a celebrant who is a member of the Celebrants' Collective, a group which provides professional development and support for Celebrants.
You celebrant is legally resident in Spain and is also registered in the Spanish employment system, meaning that we pay taxes and social security.
And lastly, because we are so much fun to work with and will use all of our passion to create the perfect wedding ceremony for you, here in Spain.


If you're looking for some easy and quick but delicious Thanksgiving desserts, then you will really like this recipe. You can can make these mini cranberry cheesecakes pretty easily. Plus, it is all homemade so it tastes even better. Enjoy!
If you like this recipe, you'll love our Eggnog Cinnamon Rolls, our Oreo Truffles, our Baked Apple Chimichangas and our 2 Layer No-Bake Pumpkin Pie!
Whisk together cornstarch and orange juice in small pan over medium heat.
Add in cranberry sauce, stir, and bring mixture to a boil for one minute.
Mix together graham cracker crumbs and melted butter mixing well.
Add in the egg and the vanilla and mix until blended.
Divide and spoon into the lined cups to about 2/3 full.
Put a tablespoon of cranberry mixture into each and gently swirl with a knife.
Top with additional cranberry sauce and refrigerate at least 1 hour.
Wait ! i need help where does the cornstarch and orange juice go ?
You mix it in to the cranberry sauce.
Can I substitute the cranberry sauce for Strawberry pie filling/topping?
In the picture you posted, you removed the cheesecake from the liner. How did you do this? Was this easy?
It says these are muffin tins but they look a lot smaller I just wanna double check which they are.


From bars to restaurants and historic sights, everything you need is here.
Shopping, sight seeing, music, it is the center of all of the activities.
One of my favorite places in new Orleans!!! There is so much to do. You can rent a kayak, bike, or just stroll. It is quite a sight to see!
Many activities - sight seeing, botanical garden, New Orleans Museum of Art, Sculpture Garden, peddle-boating and more.
Sight of Jazz Fest, Voodoo Fest, the Louisiana Seafood Festival and many more. There may just be a festival here during your stay.
Walk or jog along the Mississippi.. Its a sight to see!
So many great stores to shop and great sight.


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Sarah B. Cochran (née Moore, 1857–1936) was an active philanthropist and a director on multiple corporate boards in western Pennsylvania during the height of the area's coal wealth in the early 20th century.  At one time, she was one of the wealthiest women on the East Coast.  She was the first female trustee of Allegheny College and financed construction of Linden Hall and the Philip G. Cochran Memorial United Methodist Church, both on the National Register of Historic Places.

Personal life
Sarah Boyd Moore was born on April 22, 1857, in Lower Tyrone Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania  to James F. Moore and Sarah B. Herbert Moore, farmers.  Sarah grew up in a log house in Fayette County, Pennsylvania and became a housekeeper in the home of James Cochran, who was credited as the first to use coke commercially. He had recently created his own fortune in coal and coke production and was the owner of the largest number of coke ovens in America.  On September 25, 1879, Sarah married James' oldest son, Philip Galley Cochran, who was being groomed to lead the family business.  On September 21, 1880, Sarah gave birth to their only child, James Philip Cochran.

Sarah's father-in-law, James Cochran, died in 1894, and Sarah's husband died in 1899.  Her son, James Philip Cochran, was the expected representative of the family's estate but died on March 5, 1901 while preparing for his business career as a student at the University of Pennsylvania.

As a widow, Sarah spent time traveling abroad. The length of her travels is unclear, but by 1905 she was back in the U.S. at least part of the time, as newspapers record her chaperoning or hosting parties. She was inspired to build her new home, Linden Hall at Saint James Park, by buildings she saw while in St. James's Park in London.  The mansion was built between 1911 and 1913, and included three signed Tiffany windows.  When the sixty Italian stonecutters who executed the mansion's stonework wanted to stay in the U.S., Sarah sponsored them for American citizenship.

Sarah was a semi-invalid for the last fifteen years of her life, after fracturing her hip and arm in an accident at Linden Hall.  When Sarah died in 1936, a memorial service themed "The Ministry of Woman" was held at the Philip G. Cochran Memorial United Methodist Church.  The service featured ministers speaking about female Biblical figures and about Sarah's life.

Career
Philip G. Cochran was recognized as being one of the most extensive coal and coke operators in Pennsylvania, with large interests in Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia. His death left Sarah to assume many of the business responsibilities and board service roles he had undertaken since his father's death in 1894.  Among these were president of the Brown & Cochran Coke Company, Washington Coal & Coke Company, Juniata Coke Company, Dawson Bridge Company, and First National Bank of Dawson.

Under Sarah's leadership, the business grew threefold. At the time of her death on October 27, 1936, Sarah's obituary suggested that she was a founder and stockholder of Cochran Coal & Coke Company of Morgantown, West Virginia; and the First National Bank of Perryopolis.  In 1977, the Evening Standard in Uniontown stated that she was "at one time the nation's only coal queen."

Public Work and Philanthropy
Sarah actively supported education and religious institutions.  In 1905 she donated $50,000 to Allegheny College in Meadville, Pennsylvania for the construction of a men's dormitory named Cochran Hall, which was dedicated in 1908.  Known as the "Lady-Elect of Allegheny," she became the College's first female trustee, serving from 1908 until her death in 1936.  She was a member of the board of directors of American University at Washington, D.C.  and donated to Otterbein College, Washington & Jefferson College, and West Virginia University.  In 1921, the Bethany College Bulletin recorded her contribution for the Sarah B. Cochran Chair of Philosophy at that college.

In 1900 Sarah dedicated a Methodist church in Dawson to the memory of her late husband.  This church was later razed when she presented its congregation with plans for a new, Gothic-style stone church.   Named the Philip G. Cochran Memorial United Methodist Church, it was officially dedicated on November 20, 1927.

In addition to supporting education and religious institutions, Sarah supported women's suffrage by hosting a suffrage tea featuring Anna Howard Shaw at Linden Hall in 1915.  The tea drew 600 male and female guests with proceeds supporting the Fayette County Woman Suffrage Party.

Footnotes

External links and Additional Resources
 Linden Hall
 Philip G. Cochran Memorial United Methodist Church
 Cochran Hall at Allegheny College
 Hess, Kimberly.  A Lesser Mortal: The Unexpected Life of Sarah B. Cochran.  New Orleans: Books Fluent, 2021.
 Hess, Kimberly. "Sarah Cochran". National Women's History Museum. 2017.

American philanthropists
1857 births
1936 deaths
People from Fayette County, Pennsylvania

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Mary D. Manning Interview
Identifier: UnivRec-0500
The Mary D. Manning Interview collection consists of two audiocassette tape recordings of an oral history interview with Manning conducted March 31, 1996 by Marie Graves, a former student. The interview examines Manning's life and teaching career at East Tennessee State University and helps document the history and development of the university and its Department of English during the period from the late 1940s into the 1980s.
Tape 1 is recorded on both the A and B side (approximately 30 minutes each), while Tape 2 which continues the interview is recorded only on side A (approximately 10 minutes).
Manning, Mary Ella Dailey, 1923-2005 (Person)
Graves, Marie (Person)
The collection was opened to researchers in August 1997.
2.00 sound recordings
The Mary D. Manning interview was donated to the University Archives on April 17, 1997 by Marie Graves, Department of Philosophy, ETSU.
N. Irwin completed processing the collection in 1997.
East Tennessee State University -- History Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
East Tennessee State University--Faculty
East Tennessee State University. Department of English
Manning, Ambrose N.
Part of the Archives of Appalachia Repository
http://www.etsu.edu/cas/cass/archives/
344 J.L. Seehorn Jr. Rd.
Johnson City TN 37614 USA
Mary D. Manning Interview, UnivRec-0500. Archives of Appalachia.
Mary D. Manning Interview, UnivRec-0500. Archives of Appalachia. https://archives.etsu.edu/repositories/2/resources/511 Accessed January 29, 2023.


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Elise & Anna's Story
Elise was diagnosed with Bilateral Strabismus : Esotropia at 6 months of age
When Elise went to her 4 month check-up, the health nurse suggested to me that she go to the optometrist to get her eyes checked as they should have straightened by then. The optometrist confirmed her concern and referred us to an ophthalmologist. She was then diagnosed at 6 months old with Bilateral Strabismus : Esotropia.
We were living in Darwin at the time of the referral to an ophthalmologist. Having worked in the medical industry as a nurse my whole life, I knew that when the private adult ophthalmologist who consulted us in Darwin suggested he was "happy to have a go at her eyes", I should never go back!
Elise had her surgery the day before her first birthday
We flew down to the Melbourne Children's Eye Clinic to see a paediatric ophthalmologist. Unfortunately we didn't have private health insurance, so then had to go on the public wait-list. She was finally booked for her surgery the day before her first birthday. The Surgeon apologised to me that day saying that had he known how bad her eyes had become he would have done his best to get her in earlier.
After surgery, we had to start patching
Surgery went extremely well but post-surgical testing revealed that the weaker eye had already started the process of going blind. Cue the commencement of 3hrs a day of patching a 1 year old! Need I say how tiring it is following a toddler around to stop her pulling her patch off! Glasses followed 6 months later and still, now at age 5 she wears them. We moved from Darwin fairly soon after her surgery so are incredibly blessed to have such professionals as The Melbourne Children's Eye Clinic only one hour away.
Elise has coped very well with most of her treatment
Elise has actually coped very well with most of her treatment. At first, patching was very difficult I was so concerned for the vision in Elise's weak eye that I knew I had to persist with it every single day. Her vision after 12 months was improved slightly but after another year of 3hrs/day patching, the brain had responded and her vision was almost 6/6 (20/20). She was prescribed her first pair of glasses at age 18months. It was hard at first to accept that because she already has red hair and freckles and I didn't want another thing to add to the list of potential bullying traits. However, Elise took to them straight away because she could see so well. She became a much happier child. After two great reports from the ophthalmologist and the attitude of her young self about not patching, I became complacent & did less than required. Subsequently, her vision declined at the next test, and that was enough for me to enforce patching every single day again.
Consistency with patching is key to success
At last check-up, Elise is still on track for the possibility of getting rid of her glasses at age 8. In between now and then she may have to have another surgery to correct her up/down 'floating'. Overall though, I would encourage parents to absolutely put up with the meltdowns over patching because it's the consistency of this that is keeping Elise's recovery on track and potentially preventing a requirement for permanent glasses.
Elise's condition doesn't interfere with her zest for life at all!
Elise loves going to school, especially for music and sport. Her condition doesn't interfere with her zest for life at all. She is the girl hanging out of trees, swinging on the monkey bars, tumbling on the trampoline and wrestling with her big brothers – all whilst wearing her glasses. Surprisingly even though she does all this, she's only had one set of broken glasses in four years! Despite my initial fears, Elise has not had one person say anything mean about her glasses.