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Rushen Abbey
Rushen Abbey | |
Some of the remains of Rushen Abbey
Basic information | |
Location | Ballasalla, Isle of Man |
Affiliation | Cistercian (dissolved in the 16th century) |
District | 13Ŀ |
Year consecrated | 1134 |
Ecclesiastical or organizational status | museum |
Architectural description | |
Architectural type | Abbey |
Completed | 1257 |
Materials | stone |
Rushen Abbey is an abbey on the Isle of Man, located near Ballasalla. Originally home for monks of the Savignac order,[1] it soon came under Cistercian control and remained so until its dissolution. The abbey is located two miles from Castle Rushen; the most important political entity on the island in medieval times.
The abbey was founded in 1134, under Óláfr Guðrøðarson's control. He granted the land to Savignac monks from Furness Abbey. In 1147 the abbey came under Cistercian rule following the merging of the Savignac and Cistercian orders. The abbey church dedicated to St Mary was completed in 1257. The abbey was dissolved in 16th century. In the early 1900s, the abbey ruins became a popular tourist destination, famous for the strawberries and cream served in its gardens. After falling into disrepair after World War II, the abbey was acquired by Manx National Heritage in May 1998, and restorations have now been made. Soon after, excavations began and archaeologists were able to discover more about the monks' way of life and practices.
The abbey is now a heritage centre (part of the 'Story of Mann') with a building containing artefacts and telling the history of Rushen Abbey and the surrounding area. The remains of the original abbey have been restored and walkways constructed to allow visitors to get a close look. Between April and October the abbey is open to the public and an admission fee is payable. Before accessing the abbey gardens, visitors must walk through a museum that explains the role of the abbey. There is interactive, audio and video material available. At the museum's conclusion, there is an area designed for children, allowing them to build an arch and discover the monastery's history in a way that is more appealing to them.
The Chronicle of Mann was compiled at Rushen Abbey, as were many other important documents relating to the island. The abbey is significant in this respect, as it would have been the centre of knowledge and literacy on the island.
Monks' Bridge[edit]
Monks from Rushen Abbey would sometimes have farms in the north of the island. A packhorse bridge was built in around 1350 to allow the monks to cross the nearby Silverburn River. Known today as The Monks' Bridge (or The Crossag), it is one of few surviving pack-horse bridges in the British Isles.
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Rushen Abbey. |
- Rushen Abbey Centre for Manx Studies page about the abbey
- Rushen Abbey Information from Manx National Heritage
- Information about Rushen Abbey


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Saturday, January 1, 2011
~ 'Round in Circles' blanket progress ~
My 'round in circles' blanket as she sits right now. I love all the colors. It's a great project to use up all the small scraps of yarns - and a great take-along project. I also figured out a way to kind of close up the holes in the centers - just added treble crochets. :)
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Good morning and what a beautiful way to see the New Year with your circles blanket. Love what you did with the added trebles. This is beautiful. One of these days I just have to do this, this is one of my favorites. Can't wait to see what you do with your thrift store yarn save! Glad the scarf got into your hands! Blessings and all today and thru the year.
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From | "Konovalova, Svetlana" <svetlana.konoval...@intel.com> |
Subject | RE: [build] Building on Eclipse - FYI |
Date | Thu, 09 Nov 2006 13:35:26 GMT |
Folks, Looking through the site and figuring out how to improve the docs that include info on Eclipse, the following ideas came up to my mind: 1) Since the "Developing Apache Harmony Class-library Code with Eclipse" page [1] is mostly class-library oriented, I suggest reviewing it to remove purely DRLVM-oriented info and leave the page where it is now [subcomponents/classlibrary/dev_eclipse.html]. 2) Add the link from the Quick Help pages to the "Developing Apache Harmony Class-library Code with Eclipse" page [1]. 3) Gather purely DRLVM-oriented info to store it in the "Getting Started with DRL" doc (hope it won't be wiped off the face of the earth; for details, see the discussion thread: [doc][drlvm] The document "Getting started with DRL" is outdated) In this case, we'll get two docs providing info on developing with Eclipse: [1] - describing how to develop class-library code with Eclipse, and "GS with DRL"(or whatever it'll be) describing how to develop DRLVM application in Eclipse. Any objections? What do you think? Please right me if I'm wrong. Best regards, Sveta Konovalova [1] http://incubator.apache.org/harmony/subcomponents/classlibrary/dev_eclip se.html -----Original Message----- From: Geir Magnusson Jr. [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Thursday, November 09, 2006 3:58 PM To: email@example.com Subject: Re: FW: [build] Building on Eclipse - FYI Egor Pasko wrote: > On the 0x21C day of Apache Harmony Sian January wrote: >> Hello again, >> >> I have had a closer look at the "Developing Apache Harmony Class-library >> Code with Eclipse" page, and I have noticed that the "Configuring Eclipse" >> and "Develop and Test Code" sections are quite class-library specific. >> Would it be better to leave those sections as they are and add a "Developing >> DRLVM with Eclipse" section on the same page? > > To the moment I am not aware of anybody who would use Eclipse for > DRLVM development. So, it's too early to add a page like this. This will ensure that no one does then - if it's simple to add, lets add it... geir > >> Thanks, >> >> Sian >> >> >> >> On 07/11/06, Konovalova, Svetlana <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: >>> >>> Sian, >>> Sorry for delay in response. >>>> I'd like to help with documentation but I don't want to duplicate any >>> work >>>> that you are in the middle of, so let me know if there's anything >>> specific >I can do... >>> Thanks for your desire to help! >>> Well, let's work at the page "Developing Apache Harmony Class-library >>> Code with Eclipse" >>> [http://incubator.apache.org/harmony/subcomponents/classlibrary/dev_ecli >>> pse.html] first, if you do not mind. >>> AFAIK the majority of items on the page can equally apply to DRLVM and >>> classlib. IMHO would be great to edit the page to remove unnecessary >>> focus on classlib, to make the page equally relevant for vm developers. >>> To my mind, the introductory sections should be removed, as they are >>> about generalities that do not always relate to the header of the page. >>> Could you please take a close look at the page and create the patch to >>> improve the content and to remove all classlib-specific info? You can >>> use Harmony-2009 for it. It would be a great impact into development of >>> the site documentation for sure! If you need my help, just let me know. >>> The second idea is to move the page up, not to store it in >>> subcomponents/classlib. To make it easily accessible, we can store it in >>> top xdocs folder and link to the page from documentation.html, quick >>> helps and other build-development web pages. >>> If you do not have any objections, I can create a patch with the >>> necessary links. >>> What do you think? >>> >>> Best regards, >>> Sveta >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: Sian January [mailto:email@example.com] >>> Sent: Thursday, November 02, 2006 2:23 PM >>> To: firstname.lastname@example.com >>> Subject: Re: [build] Building on Eclipse - FYI >>> >>> Hi Sveta, >>> >>> Thanks for all your work on this. I think you're right about the >>> Eclipse >>> information - I think most of it is fairly generic and it would be good >>> to >>> have it in the "Project Documentation" section. I believe the new >>> details >>> about the ecj jar and the PDE-related settings are classlib-specific (- >>> Dpde.jreProfile=none etc), but that could probably be mentioned in the >>> document. >>> >>> I'd like to help with documentation but I don't want to duplicate any >>> work >>> that you are in the middle of, so let me know if there's anything >>> specific I >>> can do, or if you're nearly finished then I can leave this area to you >>> and >>> get involved in the future. >>> >>> Regards, >>> >>> Sian >>> >>> On 31/10/06, Konovalova, Svetlana <email@example.com> wrote: >>>> Sian, >>>> >>>> Thank you so much for your positive feedback and appreciating the >>> page. >>>> This page is only related to classlib. But IMHO many of the things are >>>> pretty generic, and with minimal edits can be fit >>>> for VM as well. I suggest that we move this doc up to make it more >>>> visible and edit it so as to apply to the whole project, rather than >>> to >>>> classlib only. To my mind, the "Project Documentation" section is a >>> good >>>> place >>>> for this doc >>>> >>> [http://incubator.apache.org/harmony/documentation/documentation.html]. >>>> How about that? >>>> >>>> As for the "GS with DRLVM" doc, it needs an update, and can be >>> abridged >>>> to reduce purely eclipse-oriented content. We can remove unnecessary >>>> screenshots as well. >>>> >>>> Feel free to take an active part in updating the doc, if you have time >>>> and desire :) >>>> >>>> Best regards, >>>> Sveta >>>> >>>> -----Original Message----- >>>> From: Sian January [mailto:email@example.com] >>>> Sent: Monday, October 30, 2006 8:14 PM >>>> To: firstname.lastname@example.com >>>> Subject: Re: [build] Building on Eclipse - FYI >>>> >>>> Hi Sveta, >>>> >>>> Thanks for doing that - I have had a look through your patch and it >>>> looks >>>> really good. >>>> >>>> Your suggestions for changes to the DRLVM document look good too. I >>>> couldn't really find any good links for getting started with Java >>>> programming in Eclipse on their website, the only thing that came >>> close >>>> was >>>> this - http://help.eclipse.org/help32/index.jsp, which has some >>> getting >>>> started tutorials within the page. There might be some better >>> articles >>>> out >>>> there on other sites though, or we could just direct people to the >>> help >>>> system or 'cheat sheets' within their Eclipse installation. >>>> >>>> Thanks, >>>> >>>> Sian >> >> >> -- >> Sian January >> >> IBM Java Technology Centre, UK > | |
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Lot 305: PAIR OF SILVER, CLOISONNÉ AND SHIBAYAMA-INLAID BALUSTER VASES BY SADAYUKI, MEIJI PERIOD 23cm high
Fine Asian Works of Art
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the baluster body decorated with two gilt lobed panels, each enclosing birds amongst seasonal flowers and plants, including a pair of herons strutting under magnolia, alternating with ornate flower scrolls, the shoulders applied with a pair of dragon handles, the bases signed in a gilt reserve (2)
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Hi Paul, I'm in your neck of the woods this week for work, and just thought I'd ask on the off chance of the knife might be ready in that time frame, as If so would happily come and collect it.
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Hi Paul, I was given your name by Nick, a Greek guy who supplied me with a Knife grinder. I wanted him to supply a wheel so I could try my hand at hollow grinding, but understand that if you are only going to have a single wheel (which I probably am) it's better to have a larger diameter say 14" than a smaller diameter wheel as the larger wheel provides a less pronounced "hollow" particularly on smaller knives. I wonder if I could ask your advice on this subject please. I have only been doing this since retirement and never tried hollow grinding although the hollow ground knife does have a aesthetic appeal to me.
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Case boot knife please.
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Our car didn't have the navigation system, which was probably just as well, because on the C70 we found the screen placement, which would be similar on the S80, subject to very bad glare. Surprisingly for a European car, especially a luxury sedan, Bluetooth cell phone integration isn't available, which might be an aspect of Volvo's safety theme.
Our car came with an optional keyless drive system. Unlike a smart key, you need to push this key into a slot in the dashboard. To start the engine, you need to push the engine start button next to it. This keyless system includes a heartbeat monitor that can inform you if a human or an animal is inside the car. Volvo offers an example of its use: if you get out and lock the door, but have left a sleeping child in the car, the key fob will alert you.
Under the hood
Driving the S80 is generally a very good experience, although its handling leaves something to be desired. We were very impressed with Volvo's Blind Spot Information System (BLIS), which we think should be installed on every car on the road. BLIS uses sensors to detect if there is a car on either of your rear quarters, and turns on a light on the appropriate side's A pillar to let you know if something is there. Although we saw something similar on the Audi Q7,Audi Q7, BLIS works at all speeds, even if you are crawling through traffic. The Audi system only works at speeds above 35mph. In practice, we found BLIS extremely useful.
Adaptive cruise control is another gadget that works while the car is in motion. This system lets you set the speed, but will slow down the car if its radar detects a car in the lane ahead. We used this type of system previously on the Lexus IS 350. We took the S80 on to Interstate 280, a freeway that winds through the hills south of San Francisco, and set our speed to 75mph, a typical speed for this road. As we caught up to another car doing 70mph in our lane, the S80 slowed down and paced the car for as long as it was in front of us. We drove quite a while without touching the brake or accelerator, which is an eerie feeling. The system impressed us in that it successfully tracked cars around turns, and even used the brakes when someone cut in front of us.
Collision warning is a part of the adaptive cruise control. We got a test of this system when a car going particularly slowly cut in front of us. For this situation, we felt compelled to override the adaptive cruise control and hit the brakes. As we got close to the car in front, the S80 projected a red light on the windshield, which definitely would have been attention-getting if we weren't already aware of the situation.
Beyond the interesting electronics, the S80 uses some pretty able mechanicals. Its engine is a 4.4-liter V-8, an engine size almost unheard of for a Volvo sedan. This iron puts out 311 horsepower and 325 pound-feet of torque. While driving the S80, we never felt like it was wanting for power. The six-speed automatic showed the usual amount of acceleration lag we've come to expect in drive mode, but it was reduced when we moved it over to sport mode. The transmission also has a manual selection mode, which we didn't find particularly useful.
Our S80 also came with all-wheel drive, which suggested we should throw it hard around corners and drive it on narrow mountain roads. Although the all-wheel drive probably helps in low traction conditions, we weren't impressed by the car's cornering abilities. We noticed a floaty feeling in a hard turn, as if the car was disconnected from its wheels. This feeling didn't give us confidence to really push the car. Our S80 came with the Sport package, which includes three settings for the suspension activated by buttons in front of the shifter. These settings are Comfort, Sport, and Advanced. While the ride became more rigid in Sport mode, the cornering didn't feel any better.
The EPA rates the S80 at 17mpg in the city and 25mpg on the highway. In our mixed freeway and city driving, we achieved 19.1mpg. Emissions ratings for this car haven't been posted yet, although the Department of Energy (DOE) says it puts out 9.3 tons of greenhouse gas emissions per year, right in the middle of the DOE's worst to best scale. The S80 is available with a smaller 3.2-liter six-cylinder engine, but it only improves on mileage somewhat, getting 18mpg in the city and 26mpg on the highway.
In sum
The base price for our 2007 Volvo S80, with the V-8 engine and all-wheel drive, was $47,350. We had it pretty well loaded with the Climate package ($725), the Sport package ($2,495), and the Audio package ($1,550). We also had some a la carte options, including the keyless drive ($495), the Blind Spot Information System ($595), adaptive cruise control ($1,495), park distance warning ($495), satellite radio ($95), and metallic paint ($625). With the $695 destination fee, the total comes out to $56,615.
There is a lot we liked about the S80, especially the driving safety gadgets. It is also a very comfortable car with a nice luxury feeling. We could shave off the price by dropping both the Sport and Audio packages--it's not a sports car and the premium audio system is only good for the front seats. For a real sports sedan, we would lean toward the less expensive Infiniti M35 Sport. Or, for a higher tech ride, the Lexus GS 450h makes good sense.


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PORTLAND – Meg O'Keefe said her mother, Mary McVey of Bethel, was always the one to do "everything for everyone else," so O'Keefe felt helpless being unable to do anything for her mother other than support her while she was being treated for breast cancer last year.
Now that McVey's cancer has been in remission for a year, her daughter surprised her by organizing relatives from around the country to come to Maine to walk in McVey's name on Sunday in the fourth annual Susan G. Komen Maine Race for the Cure 5K run/walk in Portland.
"We were thrilled that she's one year in remission, and we think she deserves to celebrate," said O'Keefe, who came from Atlanta, Ga., for Sunday's event. "She handled it with grace."
Relatives came from six states as far away as Colorado and Minnesota to walk as part of the fundraising team in McVey's name, calling themselves "Mary's Berrys" — Berry being McVey's maiden name.
McVey, fighting back tears as she went to pose in a group photo with her family, said she was delighted by her daughter's surprise.
They were among more than 1,100 people and 56 teams who participated in Sunday's benefit event, which raised tens of thousands of dollars to benefit breast cancer education, treatment and research efforts.
"We raised over $80,000 so far, and participants have another month to send in pledges, so we expect to see thousands more," said Sally Bilancia, executive director of Susan. G. Komen Maine.
Many teams took a festive approach to the race, dressing in pink outfits, tutus and wigs. Some sprayed their hair pink and wore pink stripes under their eyes.
The largest group, Strong Bodies for the Cure, rallied more than 100 people to run in memory of Jayne Giese, a longtime special education teacher from Yarmouth who died last year after battling breast cancer for nearly seven years.
"People wanted to come out and run in memory of Jayne," said Mary Telsey, who helped organize the team of mostly Yarmouth residents.
Giese's husband, George, said it meant a lot to him and their two children that so many people cared so much about his wife.
"It's amazing," said Giese, who also ran the race. "It says a lot about the community."
Only a few drops of rain fell during the race, which followed a flat course from Payson Park south along Baxter Boulevard and doubled back, offering views of Portland's Back Cove.
The overall winner of the race, James Harrigan, 47, of Center Ossipee, N.H., finished in 16 minutes, 49 seconds. The winner of the women's race was 14-year-old Katherine Leggat-Barr of North Yarmouth, who finished in 19 minutes, 42 seconds.
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I live in NorthWest Pa and am looking for a tri club to get together with occasionally for workouts. I live about an hour south of Erie, but work in Erie almost daily so evening workouts with others might be a nice change. I have found the web site for the Erie Tri Club, but doesn't seem like a real club, kind of an odd page.
I'm new to Tri Sports, but I am planning a short winter indoor Tri, and two sprints this summer. Looking forward to expanding my distances. Primarily in it for the fitness and motivation. I'm 43 so competing for Winning is old for me now. But I do try to beat the guy in front of me, and keep the girls behind.....Seldom works though!!!! LOL
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Early 1900's, the various ambassadors of Europe arrived at the court of the Ottoman Empire to meet with the bigshot, and found a change: a structure had been built across the pathway that was so low, the only way to approach was to go to hands and knees and crawl through.
Various people unhappily got down and crawled through, then came the British Ambassador, a rather stout gentleman. He looked at it, turned around, got on hands and knees and backed through, stood up, then turned around and approached the throne. Thus giving the bigshot a 'bow' he'd never forget, and demonstrating that the Brits wouldn't follow the script.
That's what an ambassador of Britain did; and what do we have? A president who bows to kings, emperors and high Communist Party officials. That's not an advance, folks.
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Scotch and Soda has nice shirts too, got a gingham one from them recently, first non-RL shirt purchase in maybe 5 years lol...but I liked it, fit was great and quality was excellent. Only complaint is the collar buttons are weird and tough to button up.
J Crew has decent shirts as well, but noticeable difference in qualitypost #1250 of 15591/1/13 at 5:24pmpost #1251 of 15591/2/13 at 1:03ampost #1252 of 15591/2/13 at 2:16ampost #1253 of 15591/2/13 at 11:04amQuote:Originally Posted by Amelorn
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But wouldn't it still be a bit early for rugby leftovers to be hitting retailers of last resort like TJ Maxx/Marshalls? I would have thought that RL would wait a few weeks before doing a "Fall of Saigon" level of clearance.Quote:
Its been going on for a while. Some friends from where I use to live bought a few things from TJ Maxx in recent months. Its not too early for them to make this move, they want to close the brand completely by Feb 2nd. So why not move merchandise before the close, that way the deal to do so is complete before the close.
Remember this is corporate, they have a fixed deadline most likely and they need to adhere to that. They can't wait until after they are supposed to be closed to move their inventory.post #1254 of 15591/2/13 at 12:09pmQuote:Originally Posted by Saturdays
Its been going on for a while. Some friends from where I use to live bought a few things from TJ Maxx in recent months. Its not too early for them to make this move, they want to close the brand completely by Feb 2nd. So why not move merchandise before the close, that way the deal to do so is complete before the close.
Remember this is corporate, they have a fixed deadline most likely and they need to adhere to that. They can't wait until after they are supposed to be closed to move their inventory.
True, but if retail stores will be open until Fed 2, why not see if they can't clear what's on the racks at retail'ish prices for awhile (until, say, MLK day?) before just dumping it for peanuts on the TJX buyers?post #1255 of 15591/2/13 at 12:11pmQuote:Well, randomkoreandude already noted that the Georgetown store is already emptied out basically (and that is one of their more primo locations). I'll try and swing by this weekend to see if the cafe is still going on too.
post #1256 of 15591/5/13 at 9:24pmHello, anyone interested in the tartan newbury blazer 36R? I got this blazer as a gift but it is too small (I'm a 38R, I wanted to make an exchange, but they said all sales were final :( I'm afraid I wont be able to get this blazer in a 38R) anyone wanting this 36R? PM your offers or reply to this thread. Thanks
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yeah went again and it is REALLY all cleaned out. nothing left except polos with big R's and a few pairs of khaki chinos and jeans. still everything at 40% off. so if you need something, website is your best betpost #1260 of 15591/7/13 at 11:42amQuote:Quote:Interesting, sounds like the sales are working pretty well then. Still waiting for my order from last week to ship out.
randomkoreandude, you notice the Jack Wills that opened up next to Rugby recently? Strategic planning if you ask me haha
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William Nicol FRSE (18 April 1770 – 2 September 1851) was a Scottish geologist and physicist who invented the Nicol prism, the first device for obtaining plane-polarized light, in 1828.
Early life[edit]
He was born in Humbie (East Lothian) in 1770 the son of Walter Nicol and Marion Fowler.[1] He was baptised on 18 Apr 1770 this being recorded in the parish register. Some sources (including his gravestone) give his date of birth as 1766.
He started out as aide to his uncle, Henry Moyes, an itinerent lecturer in Natural Philosophy whose blindness necessitated assistance for his chemistry and optics demonstrations.[2][3] Nicol, having himself become a popular lecturer on that subject at the University of Edinburgh, settled in Edinburgh to live a very retired life. He conducted extensive studies of fluid inclusions in crystals and the microscopic structure of fossil wood.[4] He did not publish any of his research findings until 1826.
Nicol prism[edit]
Nicol made his prism by bisecting a parallelepiped of Iceland spar (a naturally occurring, transparent crystalline form of calcium carbonate) along its shortest diagonal, then cementing the two halves together with Canada balsam. Light entering the prism is refracted into two rays, one of which emerges as plane-polarized light. Nicol prisms greatly facilitated the study of refraction and polarization, and were later used to investigate molecular structures and optical activity of organic compounds.
Rock sections[edit]
In 1815, Nicol developed a method of preparing extremely thin sections of crystals and rocks for microscopical study. He hit upon the plan of cutting sections of fossil wood, so as to reveal its minutest vegetable structures under a microscope. He took a slice from the specimen to be studied, ground it perfectly flat, polished it, and cemented it by means of Canada balsam to a piece of plate-glass. The exposed surface of the slice was then ground down, until the piece of stone was reduced to a thin pellicle adhering to the glass, and the requisite degree of transparency was obtained. His technique made it possible to view mineral samples by transmitted rather than reflected light and therefore enabled the minerals' internal structures to be seen. Nicol prepared a large number of slices of fossil and recent woods. Many of these were described by Henry Witham in his Observations of Fossil Vegetables (1831), to which Nicol supplied the first published account of the process.[5]
When Nicol died, his instruments and preparations passed to Alexander Bryson, who made many additions to the collections and made numerous thin slices of minerals and rocks for the purpose of exhibiting the cavities containing fluid, which had been described long before by David Brewster and Nicol.[5]
Death and legacy[edit]
He died at his home, 4 Inverleith Terrace in Edinburgh (now renumbered 12 Inverleith Terrace) on the 2 September 1851,[6] and was buried in Warriston Cemetery. His burial site is now marked by a plaque on the east wall, north of the sealed eastern gate.
Dorsum Nicol on the Moon is named after him.
- ^ http://www.royalsoced.org.uk/cms/files/fellows/biographical_index/fells_indexp2.pdf
- ^ Joseph Priestley to Joseph Banks, 6 Feb 1783, NHM, Dawson Turner MS 3, fol. 17
- ^ p122 Albert Edward Musson, Eric Robinson Science and technology in the Industrial Revolution, Manchester University Press, 1969, ISBN 0-7190-0370-9
- ^ This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "article name needed". Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
- ^ a b Sir Archibald Geikie, The Founders of Geology (1897)
- ^ http://www.royalsoced.org.uk/cms/files/fellows/biographical_index/fells_indexp2.pdf
- 1770 births
- 1851 deaths
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- 19th-century scientists
- 19th-century Scottish people
- People from East Lothian
- Academics of the University of Edinburgh
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- Optical physicists
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The only workouts you do are curling and chest press? LOL. Curl are such an insignificant exercise. and chest presses? are you serious son? Not even a BENCH press, CHEST press. I don't know wheather to laugh or cry. Goddamn.
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News of the DirecTV deal, which is likely to include titles like Sony's "Just Go With It," adds new twist to CinemaCon.
LAS VEGAS – Feeling blindsided, theater owners were furious Thursday that four Hollywood studios didn't brief them on plans to launch a new premium VOD service on DirecTV late next month, followed swiftly by Comcast and VUDU. Exhibitors could respond by changing how they book films and play trailers.
Adding to their ire, word of the service broke just as exhibitors and studios were together in Las Vegas for CinemaCon, the annual convention of theater owners. Throughout Caesars Palace, home of the show, meetings between distributors and exhibitors ended abruptly as theater owners scrambled to make sense of the news.
Warner Bros., Fox, Sony and Universal are all on board, according to insiders. The movies will be available 60 days after their release in theaters for $29.99. Fox Searchlight titles will be offered 60 days from the date that they go wide.
In a strongly worded statement, National Assn. of Theater Owners John Fithian said the VOD service could fundamentally alter the economic relationships between exhibitors and the studios taking part in this "misguided adventure."
Theater owners say the shortening of the theatrical window could damage their businesses. Today, the average window is 120 days, although exhibitors have been amenable to a 90-day window in some cases.
"As NATO's executive board noted in their open letter of June, 16, 2010, the length of a movie's release window is an important considering for theater owners in whether, how widely and under what terms they book a film," Fithian said.
Fithian also said exhibitors could reevaluate how they play trailers for the films that are going to be made available on premium VOD.
While exhibitors knew there were discussions going on between the studios and DirecTV, they didn't know the deal had been finalized. They say the studios had assured them they'd be kept in the loop.
"Theater operators were not consulted or informed of the substance, details or timing of this announcement. It's particularly disappointing to confront this issue today, while we are celebrating our industry partnerships at our annual convention – CinemaCon – in Las Vegas," Fithian continued. "In the end, the entire motion picture community will have a say in how the industry moves forward. These studios have made their decision in what they no doubt perceive to be their best interests. Theater owners will do the same."
Theater owners aren't likely to speak out themselves until early next week, after they've returned home and checked with their boards. They always have the option of refusing to play a film.
Throughout the history of the film business, there have been dramatic showdowns between theater owners and studios over the window issue.
While DirecTV will offer the service to its to customers nationwide, Comcast and VUDU will do so only in select markets, at least initially.
Studios are hoping that premium VOD can help offset the decline of the DVD business, once a major source of revenue.
But some in the industry question whether consumers will want to pay up to $29.99 for a movie.
There's also concern over piracy. Paramount isn't taking part in the premium VOD service because of this issue.


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