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Elm Lodge is situated on the edge of the historical Cotswold market town of Cirencester. The house offers comfortable and flexible family accommodation whilst retaining its character and charm. Outside there is a wonderful private lawned garden to the rear of the house and a double garage. <...
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5 bedroom detached house for sale Gloucester Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7
Located on the outskirts of Stratton within a plot extending to little over half an acre, is this spacious detached property which offers flexible living accommodation arranged over two floors with far reaching rural views, an attached double garage and gardens.
4 bedroom detached house for sale The Whiteway, Cirencester, Gloucestershire
A splendid detached residence in one of Cirencesters most sought after localities. The Whiteway enjoys one of those rare positions allowing a real feel of living in the country but still allowing the owners to walk into the Centre of Cirencester if required. (contd...)
4 bedroom detached house for sale Berkeley Road, Cirencester, Gloucestershire
An immaculate family house with plenty of living space in one of the best residential areas on the edge of town.
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An excellent opportunity to acquire a well presented and extended period house providing almost 2,500 square feet of accommodation
Guide Price £650,000
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In August 2009, Sweet Home 3D web site was completely redesigned to improve its usefulness with the addition of the new following features.
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Dynamic pages managed with JSP technology replaced previous static HTML pages. This will greatly improve the management of menus and localization, and will help to add new services in the future (wouldn't it be nice to automatically retrieve 3D models available on web site in Sweet Home 3D? ;-)
A blog is now accessible at http://www.sweethome3d.eu/blog/. I'll use it to speak about major events like this one, future releases of Sweet Home 3D, features being tested in Sweet Home 3D,... This blog is powered by Peeble, probably the best free JSP blog engine among the ones listed on java-source.net: easy configuration, small but good documentation, customizable JSP and CSS files.
A new forum available at http://www.sweethome3d.eu/support/forum/ replaces the SourceForge.net forums (SourceForge announced they will remove them sooner or later). All the 530 posts published on the old forum were copied to the new forum. Powered by mvnForum, a free complete customizable JSP forum, it supports all the features you would expect from a modern forum (BBCode, user language dynamically changed, security...).
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North Carolina Civil War Facts
Below are North Carolina Civil War Facts:
- While North Carolina was the last of the 11 Southern states to secede, it sent more troops and materials and suffered more losses than any other Southern state
- Around 40,000 North Carolinians were killed over the course of the war.
- Bentonville Battlefield is the largest Civil War battlefield in North Carolina and the site of the only offensive battle to stop General Sherman's march from Atlanta. This was the last major battle fought during the Civil War, covering 6,000 acres of farmland with more than 80,000 troops engaged.
- The largest surrender of Confederate troops occurred at Bennett Place in Durham. With Lee's surrender at Appomattox, this completely disbanded the Confederate troops.
- When Fort Anderson (Brunswick County, Cape Fear River) fell, an Indiana unit took home the garrison flag as a war trophy and presented it to the governor of the state, a close political friend of President Lincoln. The governor invited President Lincoln to change his schedule in Washington at the last minute to attend a ceremony involving this garrison flag. Lincoln made the change and thus avoided a kidnap plan set in motion by John Wilkes Booth. Did Fort Anderson's flag cost Lincoln his life?
- The January 1865 combined land and sea action against Fort Fisher was the largest waterborne assault on a mainland target until the allied invasion of Normandy during WWII.
- There was opposition to secession in several areas of the state. A Peace Party organized conferences, speeches and street riots in the Piedmont. More than 125,000 men from North Carolina served in the Confederate Army. The state also had as many as 15,000 black and white troops in Federal (Union) regiments.
- In Hertford, Perquimans County, a monument to US Colored Troops stands on Academy Green, perhaps the only one in the South.
- The Thomasville City Cemetery may be the only formal burial ground in the United States to have US and Confederate soldiers buried side by side.
- The Quaker Belt consisted of the counties of Guilford, Forsyth, Randolph and Davidson, with pockets in some of the surrounding counties. The Quakers opposed slavery, resisted service in the Confederate Army and participated in the Underground Railroad.
- Whenever possible, the state quartermaster gave contracts to widows or wives of soldiers to sew uniforms. This was an important and new source of revenue for women, most of who had never worked outside the home, to provide income for their families.
- North Carolina was an important supplier of cloth for military purposes during the war because of the large concentration of textile mills. It has been said that North Carolina clad its soldiers better than any other state in the Confederacy.
- Military goods manufactured within the state included flags, buttons, gunpowder, swords, ammunition and leather goods. Pottery was also an important industry, with many potters supplying storage vessels to the military.
- The North Carolina Cherokee Confederates fought the last skirmish in the state at White Sulphur Springs on May 6 and surrendered on May 9, 1865.
North Carolina Civil War Trails
The Civil War Trails trace significant Civil War events across several states with maps and interpretive markers at historic sites. With the help of a federal grant, North Carolina Civil War Trails is the most recent entry in the Civil War Trails project, joining trails through Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia.
Phase I of the North Carolina Trails covers central to eastern North Carolina with features such as Sherman's Carolina Campaign and the war's end. Phase II includes the western portion of the state, including Stoneman's Raid. Visitors can follow directional signs throughout the state showcasing the 105 interpretive markers. Additional information is also available at www.civilwartraveler.com, www.civilwartrails.org and NC-specific 150th anniversary celebration information at http://www.nccivilwar150.com/.
North Carolina Civil War Trails brochures are available at all North Carolina Welcome Centers and Department of Transportation visitor centers, by phone at 1-800-VISIT NC and online at www.visitnc.com/tools_brochure_download.asp.
A Few Facts About the Project
- The public debut of the North Carolina Civil War Trails was March 14, 2005, at the Bentonville Visitor Center, commemorating the 140th anniversary of the Battle of Bentonville and the subsequent Confederate surrender at Bennett Place.
- A re-enactment of the Battle of Bentonville followed on March 19-20, 2005, at the Bentonville Battlefield State Historic Site in Johnston County. This event is held every five years with approximately 3,500 re-enactors and 30,000 spectators during a weekend that includes military and civilian encampments, special educational programs and two battles.
- The Division of Tourism, Film and Sports Development funded the North Carolina Civil War Trails through a $1.1 million federal Transportation Enhancements grant from the North Carolina Department of Transportation.
- Local communities have provided $275,000 in matching funds, a 4-to-1 match.
- The funding provides for development and installation of historical markers to interpret campaign sites and corridors of the Civil War. The North Carolina markers mirror those installed along Civil War Trails in other states to make them easily recognizable as part of the entire trails system. Participating states cross-promote the trails in all states.
- Partners for the project include the North Carolina Department of Transportation and the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources.
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Former chairman of the ABC, author and these days, archaeologist, David Hill will be special guest speaker at the Southport Yacht Club lunch, Friday 15 February.
Speaking about his latest novel, 'The Great Race', David will discuss the epic tale that is more compelling than fiction, how the world's then superpowers, Britain and France, became locked in a perilous race to complete the map of Australia – some 18 years after the colony was founded.
'What surprised me most during the research was the hazardous nature of exploration,' Hill reveals.
'It was mind-boggling to read about the terrible conditions,' he says, referring to the cramped, leaky, unsanitary state of the ships, dire rations of over-cooked biscuits riddled with weevils and little else, punishments meted out to officers and crew alike, and the myriad of perils at sea.
'There were no charts, they knew nothing about the wind or currents, the longest of the boats was 30m. Some of the boats used for exploration were no more than dinghies.
'For the Captains, scientists and officers there was the glory, but for the crew, knowing a voyage could last for many years and it was likely that half of them would perish from diseases like dysentery or scurvy, or at the hands of hostile natives, it was a wonder anybody went to sea.'
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Hill discovered through his rapacious reading, vast numbers of crew were pressed into service, coerced or shanghaied. 'When a crew needed new members, they would simply go ashore and kidnap them.'
The Great Race brings to life in vivid hues, the motivation and characters of adventurers Dampier, Tasman, Cook, Flinders, Baudin and La Pérouse. It weaves in the origins of famous castaway legends such as Robinson Crusoe and Gulliver's Travels, set against the gripping political backdrop of 19thC Europe in turmoil.
Best-selling author of some of this country's landmark historic titles, such as 'The Forgotten Children', '1788'and 'The Gold Rush', Hill believes our history is alive with characters and deeds as thrilling and inspirational as those of any country and it should be revived and revisited.
This event will be a fascinating re-discovery of history, as well as your opportunity to buy a signed copy of David Hill's 'The Great Race', and hear about his current passion, an archaeological study in Greece, where he is director of a project which aims to create a modern map of the ancient city of Troizen.
Friday 15 February, noon to 3pm. Tickets $49 which includes two-course lunch. Members and guests welcome. Raffle prizes on the day. Funds raised for junior sailors and Sailability.
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NEW ORLEANS — This Eagles loss was the size of a Buick, to borrow the Hollywood line.
This 28-13 defeat to the defensively-wretched New Orleans Saints Monday night at the Superdome may be one of the final nails in the coffin of the Andy Reid-Michael Vick relationship, which entered another weird phase.
During the game @MVFive, Vick's younger brother Marcus, tweeted that he wanted the Eagles to trade his sibling. It wouldn't be difficult finding fans who agree, assuming Vick is tradable after the season. But that's a story for another Twitter day.
"Pretty simple synopsis of the game," Reid said. "When you're oh-and-five in the red zone, you've got seven sacks and your tackling is horrible, then I'm not sure you'll win football games in this league. So as coaches and players we've obviously got to do a better job and it starts with me.
"These are correctable mistakes. You've got to do better than that."
The Eagles didn't quit but ran out of muscle, tight end Brent Celek fumbling the ball away at the seven-yard line of the Saints with 3:03 left. Celek had the first down but couldn't hold on. Story of the Eagles' season.
It would have erased three straight horrific snaps by Demetress Bell, who replaced the injured Todd Herremans at right tackle. Bell got back-to-back penalties and then allowed his man, Cameron Jordan, to sack Vick.
It was that kind of evening.
At his post-game news conference a drained Reid smiled after it was mentioned that his job status would be a topic the rest of the season. He'll deal with it the only way he knows. Continued...
"I coach," Reid said. "I make sure I'm teaching fundamentals and coaching players to achieve and win football games."
The Eagles have lost four straight games for the second straight season. It's just their fourth four-game skid in 14 years of Reid's tenure.
Oh, and Reid said Vick would remain the quarterback.
At the midway point of the season, the NFC East breaks down like this: Giants 6-3, Cowboys 3-5 (via tiebreaker), Eagles 3-5, Redskins 3-6.
The Eagles are 0-1 since they challenged each other to look in the mirror at a players-only meeting. What's next, a group session with Dr. Phil?
"If I saw that they weren't playing hard, then I'd question them," Reid said. "But I thought they played hard."
That's what Reid told his players, followed quickly by get ready for the Dallas Cowboys.
"His message was we fought and fought to the end," Eagles defensive tackle Fletcher Cox said. "But at the end we've got to win. We've just got to win. We had chances to turn it around."
The final ignominy for the Eagles was tight end Jimmy Graham walking into the end zone for the touchdown, giving the Saints a 28-13 bulge with 1:20 left in the third quarter.
With a high ankle sprain, Graham then jogged to the goal post and dunked over the crossbar. Continued...
The Eagles thought they had an answer for that when Brandon Boykin, who fielded the ensuing kickoff, fired a homerun throwback pass across the field to Riley Cooper, who had been lying on the ground in the end playing hurt. Cooper went 94 yards for what appeared to be a touchdown, chopping the lead to 28-20 with 1:05 left in the third quarter.
But referee Clete Blakeman called it an illegal forward pass. End of excitement.
Did we mention the Eagles lost for the first time in four regular season games Blakeman officiated?
For the sixth straight game, the Eagles failed to score in the first quarter. They managed a field goal in the second quarter and looked beaten jogging off in a 21-3 hole at the intermission.
But if the Eagles can do one thing right, it's score on the first possession of the second half. Vick, who had 78 passing yards, threw a 77-yard touchdown pass to DeSean Jackson, who found a gap in the secondary as wide as a levee. It was the seventh straight game in which the Birds got points on their first series of the third quarter.
When Brandon Hughes fell on Travaris Cadet's fumbled kickoff, Chris Polk popping the ball loose, the Eagles had a first down at the 22.
Vick scrambled 14 yards to the 8, but after an incompletion hewas dropped for an 11-yard loss by unblocked defensive end Will Smith.
On third-and-19, Jeremy Maclin got a hand on a throw but couldn't haul it in, bringing in Alex Henery to boot a 37-yard field goal pulling the Birds within 21-13 with 7 minutes left in the third quarter.
Ugly is the word for the first series of both the Eagles and the Saints.
Vick fumbled the ball away for his 14th turnover after the Eagles advanced to the 30-yard line of the Saints. Continued...
The Saints then missed an ill-fated 52-yard field goal when their drive stalled.
Shortly thereafter the Eagles resurrected the ground game. It was a novel idea — control the ball, the clock and keep Drew Brees off the field. And the Saints, by the way, cannot tackle a lick.
Bryce Brown thundered 41 yards to give the Eagles first-and-goal at the five-yard line. If you know the Eagles, you know what they called after McCoy lost one yard on first down.
Vick's pass ricocheted off the hands of Celek to Patrick Robinson, who rolled 99 yards with an escort to spot the Saints a 7-0 lead.
Adding insult to injury was Vick getting flagged for a low block trying to take out a blocker.
On this night the Eagles rediscovered the run, accumulating 105 yards in just the first quarter against a defense that gives up yardage in chunks.
Henery kicked a 22-yard field goal with 12:07 left in the first half after a first-and-goal at the four-yard line blew up with — what else — an incompletion.
At that point the Eagles had lost Herremans to an ankle-foot injury. All of the sudden the Eagles had a training camp-looking group of King Dunlap, Evan Mathis, Dallas Reynolds, Dennis Kelly and Bell.
The ground game kept Brees from getting into a rhythm until later in the first half when he marched the Saints 76 yards in seven plays to spot the home team a 14-3 lead.
The Saints gave the Eagles a taste of their own bad tackling medicine, Mark Ingram bouncing a run for 23 yards and running back Chris Ivory going the final 22 yards through a missed tackle by first-time starter David Sims, the safety replacing injured starter Nate Allen.
The Eagles exited at the intermission with that beaten look, the Saints putting together another long touchdown drive capped by Brees' one-yard throw to Marques Colston.
To that point, the Eagles had done the unthinkable – prevented Brees from extending his NFL record for consecutive games with at least one TD pass. Instead the Eagles were victimized hiking the streak to 51 games.
Philadelphia 0 3 10 0—13
New Orleans 7 14 7 0—28
First Quarter
NO_Robinson 99 interception return (Hartley kick), 2:36.
Second Quarter
Phi_FG Henery 22, 12:03.
NO_Ivory 22 run (Hartley kick), 8:33.
NO_Colston 1 pass from Brees (Hartley kick), 1:13.
Third Quarter
Phi_Jackson 77 pass from Vick (Henery kick), 8:42.
Phi_FG Henery 37, 7:00.
NO_Graham 6 pass from Brees (Hartley kick), 1:20.
Phi / NO
First downs 24 / 20
Total Net Yards 447 / 371
Rushes-yards 29-221 / 25-140
Passing 226 / 231
Punt Returns 1-20 / 1-5
Kickoff Returns 1-13 / 4-118
Interceptions Ret. 0-0 / 1-99
Comp-Att-Int 22-41-1 / 21-27-0
Sacked-Yards Lost 7-46 / 2-8
Punts 4-44.5 / 3-49.7
Fumbles-Lost 2-1 / 3-2
Penalties-Yards 7-58 / 4-35
Time of Possession 33:30 / 26:30
RUSHING_Philadelphia, McCoy 19-119, Vick 6-53, Brown 4-49. New Orleans, Ivory 10-48, Ingram 7-44, P.Thomas 6-44, Cadet 1-5, Brees 1-(minus 1).
PASSING_Philadelphia, Vick 22-41-1-272. New Orleans, Brees 21-27-0-239.
RECEIVING_Philadelphia, Avant 6-56, Celek 5-47, Jackson 3-100, Harbor 3-20, Maclin 2-28, McCoy 2-14, Havili 1-7. New Orleans, Graham 8-72, Colston 4-46, Moore 2-61, P.Thomas 2-26, Ingram 2-23, Henderson 1-8, Ivory 1-2, Collins 1-1.
MISSED FIELD GOALS_New Orleans, Hartley 52 (WL).
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Checked out the interiors of houses for sale in your area? Yesterday I was on Zillow and decided to see how many houses in my town were on the market. There are 89 which is about 1% of the houses in our town. I scrolled through all of them and checked out a fair number of the interior pictures of some of them. The most expensive house is 5.something M and belongs to a woman who is a decorator (except I don't think she really works at it but she is often in House Beautiful) Actually I think this is a greatly reduced price from what I remember it being before. Least expensive is about 150K for a condo. | |||
Our city has reasonable housing prices but I can't say I go online to check the housing market out. I will occasionally look up a price if one near to me is for sale. ****Look at objects not only for what they are, but for what they could be, vg**** | ||||
I do that too! Not just Zillow, but Houzz also. Ocassionally, I also visit open houses of newly built homes. I'm not moving, but I love looking at the decor. | ||||
I do it all the time. I just type in the name of a local realtor and MLS. When it brings up the web site, i type in the zip code of the neighborhood I want to examine and then go for the most expensive houses. There are maybe 4 zip codes in my town that I monitor on a hap hazard basis.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Love, Lu, | ||||
No, not personally, though I am curious about styles of decor and such. I do have a good friend who's an agent who provides pics and stats of homes on the market in our small neighborhood and surrounding area if I inquire. It's a good way to gauge what's going on with my neighbors on the move. A long abandoned home on a side street that leads to our cul de sac has been finallly undergoing a remodel. A neighborhood realtor told us it went for a bit more than the land it sits on since it was in such poor shape. An Amish crew revealed some beautiful stonework on the facade buried under stucco. It's neat to see the slow, but steady transformation of the home and it's surrounding landscape. I hope to see the inside before it's sold upon completion. Sounds like it was totally gutted and roof, windows, etc. were changed too. It could be a FLIP and it's refreshing to see such a formerly fine two story farmhouse style home rejuvenated. From eyesore to beauty. Love those! | ||||
Yep, I look at any house in my county that is an acreage. I also look at the higher priced homes to see what they look like inside. ~DaciaB UPDATED 06/20/11 http://user.midlands.net/dacia/ "Worms Eat My Garbage" http://pinterest.com/daciabb/ | ||||
Sure, I've looked online at houses in my area, generally those in a similar price range to mine to see what features they have. I love looking at real estate. Checking out the competition for the day I may list! LOL I also look at other areas I've thought of moving to. A lot of the time it only shows me what I don't want. Absolutely amazing the lack of staging sometimes. I also love looking at RE sites in other countries, especially in Europe, to see interesting places. Lucky "I have always had an aversion to the concepts of in style and out of style." ~Rose Tarlow Inspirational pics: http://inspiration4u.shutterfly.com/ | ||||
We did that when we lived in New Orleans. If a new subdivision was being built, especially of high end homes, we loved to go take a look-see. Just to get ideas and see how the new homes were built. New Building techniques as well as designers would show their wares and talents. I especially liked going to the big Home Shows like at the Superdome. Whether You Think You Can Or You Think You Can't..... You're Right - Henry Ford | ||||
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Country of Origin: United States of America
Dimensions: 3-D Test: 6 x 2.2 x 0.3cm (2 3/8 x 7/8 x 1/8 in.)
Materials: Overall: Alumina, copper, aluminum, gold, glass, plastic, steel, ink, graphite, paint
These artifacts are engineering test samples of microelectronic hybrids, specialized devices that combined electrical components and circuits arranged in layers on top of an alumina wafer. These hybrids were essential components on some types of science and communications satellites in the 1980s and 1990s. The technique of layering helped reduce the weight and size of spacecraft electronics. The number of circuit layers in a device ranged from three to eight, depending on its function. The buried conducting layers provided additional pathways for connecting the electrical devices on the hybrid's top layer. A completed hybrid was an ingenious puzzle in which many chips and devices were integrated through as many as several thousand connections. This design approach represented the state of the art in miniaturization for microelectronic hybrids as of the late 1980s and early 1990s. Lockheed Martin donated this artifact to the Museum in 1998.
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- Number of Discs: 1
- Run Time: 119 Minutes
- Aspect Ratio: Widescreen
- Studio: Warner Brothers
- DVD Release Date: May 22, 2007
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