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Musician. He is best remembered as an old time country and gospel music singer banjo player who always wore his pants tucked inside his boots, whose animated performances were often characterized by his leg kicks and foot stomping, and as a charter cast member of the CBS television show "Hee Haw" that aired from 1969 to 1971 before a 20-year run in local syndication. He was born Louis Marshall Jones in Niagra, Kentucky, spending his teenage years in Akron, Ohio where he started singing country music songs on radio station WJW. In 1931 he joined the Pine Ridge String Band, which provided the musical accompaniment for the very popular Lum and Abner show. By 1935 his pursuit of a musical career took him to WBZ (AM) radio in Boston, Massachusetts where he met musician/songwriter Bradley Kincaid, who gave him the nickname "Grandpa" because of his off-stage grumpiness at early-morning radio shows. He liked the name and decided to create a stage persona based around it and started performing under the name, playing the guitar, yodeling, and singing mostly old-time ballads. In 1937 he met musician Cousin Emmy in West Virginia who taught him the art of the clawhammer style of banjo playing, which gave a rough backwoods flavor to his performances. In 1942 he joined radio station WLW in Cincinnati, Ohio where he met fellow Kentuckian and country musician Merle Travis. A year later they made their recording debuts together for Syd Nathan's upstart King Records and by 1944 he was making records under his own name, and had his first hit with "It's Raining Here This Morning." Shortly afterward he enlisted in the US Army and after his discharge in 1946, he went back to recording for King Records. In March 1946, he moved to Nashville, Tennessee and started performing on the Grand Ole Opry. In October of that year he married Ramona Riggins who, as an accomplished performer herself, would also be a part of his performances. Some of his older famous songs that he recorded include "Eight More Miles to Louisville" (1946, which he wrote), "Old Rattler" (1947) and "Mountain Dew" (1947). In 1956 he signed with Decca Records and recorded 16 songs, including "The All-American Boy" (1959, which reached number 21 on the US Country charts), "T For Texas" (1962, which reached number 5 on the US Country charts), and "Night Train To Memphis" (1963). In 1969 he gained unprecedented national exposure when he joined the television show "Hee Haw" where he played banjo by himself or with fellow banjo player
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This is a book that any math afficionado must have, and will undoubtedly savor. I frankly don't understand those reviewers who have given this book fewer than five stars. In fact, five stars wouldn't seem to be enough here. This book is among the best math books one will ever find! What else would one want from a such book? It is exciting, friendly, creative, often funny, crystal clear, fresh, deep, and unfailingly courteous to the reader--a quality not always found in math texts.
Additionally, this book succeeds on another level -- it is just plain beautiful. Math, to be great, must be beautiful, while books about great math too often are not. This book is truly beautiful, even artful. The author has taken great care to create beauty here.
I intially bought this book, because as an ex-mathematician whose analysis skills were getting rusty I wanted to revisit complex analysis. This book certainly succeeded in brushing up those old skills, but it also deepened them. The book has marvelous insights and geometric drawings that demonstrate in a clever way the links between complex analysis and other branches of math and physics. How could one not love the lovely and intricate drawings that depict, say, loxodromic transformations on a sphere, or the eye-popping diagrams of rotations in hyperbolic space? They're fabulous! Even the problem sets are delightful.
As a side note, some of the historical glosses about mathematicians are also very lively, and are another source of pleasure here.
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is the vast mass of knowledge that has to be mastered by modern devotees. But, like any fashion, this
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I purchased this book as a reference and because of it's coverage on Mobius Transformations, which is great! My qualms are with the other parts of the book, however. Read morePublished on March 2 2004
I used this book in an introductory Complex Variables course in a top 20 ranked US college. I enjoyed the authors clear explaination of material and clearly british sense of... Read morePublished on Oct. 2 2003 by Christopher G. Moore
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This is a marvelous presentation of the subject. After looking at many analysis books which require a great deal of coffee to accompany them, I was surprised to find a book that... Read morePublished on June 25 2003 by Dima
Th merits of this book has been well talked by others, I have few to add to. My question is, in order to distinguish the text, does the author distort the history of the subject? Read morePublished on June 8 2003
This is one hell of a book. Needham explains the geometrical concept of complex numbers and functions in a highly visual way. Read morePublished on Nov. 26 2002
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The movie begins with strangers talking to each other. One of the strangers is a radio talk show host. Her name is Dr. Love, and she gives advice to the lovelorn over the radio (most of her advice seems to be variations on "That's not my problem"). One of her regular callers, we learn, is a woman named Eve who owns a bar. One day a mental patient named Mickey, a guy whose past seems filled with mysterious connections to the CIA, the space program, and the Russians, walks out of a closed ward and into the bar and meets Eve. A few days later, Dr. Love, hoping to do some research into the ways that we ordinary folk live, adopts an assumed name and goes looking for a roommate. She finds Eve and moves in with her, and neither woman knows who the other woman really is. They also don't make the connection that Eve is a regular caller to the radio program (highly unlikely, since Dr. Love speaks with an accent). None of this is really as hard to follow as it sounds. And since one of the pleasures of this movie is the leisurely and logical way it explores the implications of mistaken identity, I'm not going to write another word about the confusions the characters get involved in.
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Analogue Men
Do you ever feel like you might have just one more chance to get on top of your life and make things happen?
Do you ever feel like you might have just one more chance to get on top of your life and make things happen?
Andrew Van Fleet and Bamberg Davis Kirchner have parted company. Private equity has let him go without a fuss and he's opting for a job that will let him spend more time at home. But the house is overrun by iPads and teenage hormones and conversations that have moved on without him. Plus his ailing father is now lodged in the granny flat, convalescing from surgery with his scrappy bulldog in tow.
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"An acutely perceptive paen to male midlife crisis, hilarious enough to prompt one similarly age-afflicted reviewer to laugh out loud on the bus." - Paul Robinson, Qantas magazine
"There are some one-liners in Analogue Men by Nick Earls that are so funny I just accidentally laughed out loud! Gotta say, this book has the most realistic depiction of a modem Australian family I've ever read. I'm growing very fond of the characters." - Rebecca Sparrow
"As with Earls' bittersweet The True Story of Butterfish there's a dark well of illicit desire bubbling beneath the 'two kids and a house in the suburbs' surface here as Brian lusts after young women while his own body declines in farcical and repulsive style. Meanwhile, some of the sharpest comedy comes from Andrew's fumbling attempts to impart his limited and outdated knowledge about sex to his mortified children. As is Earls' wont, this doesn't move at a cracking pace, preferring to linger on the little moments of awkwardness, the unfortunate misunderstandings and small but soul-destroying slights.
The action ramps up somewhat when a farcical turn of events straight out of the American Pie playbook ensues, but even at its most scatological and slapstick there's something sombre beneath the laughs, a lingering sense of disconnection and decay." - Daniel Herborn, The Sun-Herald
"Nick Earls' new novel Analogue Men follows a middle-aged, middle-class, comfortably-off family man in tragi-comic existential crisis. Nick Earls is a skilled writer with a keen sense of what is happening in the digital industrial complex and how profoundly it affects work and life." - Juliette Hughes, The Sydney Morning Herald
"It's physical comedy on the page and reflects a fundamental truth: ageing is not always done gracefully." - Amanda Ellis, The West Australian
"Best known for writing books such as Bachelor Kisses and Zigzag Street, romantic comedies aimed at women in their late teens and 20s, Earls proves with this latest offering that he's all growed up.
That's not to say the laughs have dried up – far from it – but this is an adult book for and about adults. This is, quite simply, a brilliant book. It is witty, literary and has chunks of pure slap-stick coupled with deep observations about generational difference and the way some people end up feeling left behind in a world so suddenly reliant upon iPads, wifi and the latest techno-gadgets. The characters are so sharply drawn, the dialogue so snappy and tight, that it feels like Earls has opened a window into the lives of real human beings. Each one is unique, endearing and strong in their own right, but it is Andrew and Brian who hold the spotlight." - Samantha Bond, InDaily Adelaide News
"My rep passed me a copy of Analogue Men as an Easter gift. It was a true delight, and made my long weekend all the more enjoyable. I can't remember the last time I laughed so often, and what a pleasure to read your witty quips and descriptions masking thoughtful responses to being grown-up when you don't feel old enough (the wagyu crack could be applied to a few people out there…) Middle-age and generational-obsolescence are not for the wussy!
Thank you for bringing us another light-hearted big-hearted novel, as always I look forward to sharing it with my discerning customers!" - Lindy, Abbeys Bookstore
"I laughed out loud reading Analogue Men. I can't remember the last time I laughed out loud reading a book." - Angela Duke
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Nick Earls
Nick Earls is the author of novels including The Fix, Zigzag Street, Bachelor Kisses, The True Story of Butterfish and Perfect Skin and the collection of short stories Welcome To Normal. His work has been published internationally in English and in translation. Zigzag Street won a Betty Trask Award in the UK in 1998, and Perfect Skin was the only novel nominated for an Australian Comedy Award in 2003. 48 Shades of Brown was awarded Book of the Year (older readers) by the Children's Book Council of Australia in 2000, and in the US it was a Kirkus Reviews selection in its books of the year for 2004. 48 Shades of Brown and Perfect Skin have been adapted into feature films, with Solo un Padre, the film adapted from the Italian edition of Perfect Skin, a top-ten box office hit in Italy in 2008.
After January, 48 Shades of Brown, Zigzag Street and Perfect Skin have all been successfully adapted for theatre, and the Zigzag Street play toured nationally in 2005. The True Story Of Butterfish was also performed as a play. He recently published a collection of stories Welcome To Normal and a novel Analogue Men.
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We have now completed statutory consultation stage for the scheme. All consultation responses have been recorded and you will be able to view these in our Consultation Report, which will be part of our application. We are planning to submit an application for a Development Consent Order in July 2016 to the Planning Inspectorate.
If you'd like to view the application after submission please go to the Planning Inspectorate website.
You can view all past consultation documents by clicking on the Publications tab.
For up to date information on the applications timetable please click on the Timetable tab.
Contact us
If you would like any further information on the scheme, or would like to contact the project team please email email@example.com or write to M20 Jct 10a, Highways England, Bridge House, 1 Walnut Tree Close, Guildford, GU1 4LZ
What is happening?
We are proposing to provide a new M20 junction 10A and link road to the A2070 at Ashford in Kent with a new dual carriageway link road to the existing A2070 Southern Orbital Road (Bad Munstereifel Road) and also connect to the A20 Hythe Road.
The Secretary of State for Transport announced the preferred route in March 2010 after considering the views of those who responded to the consultation and our recommendations. This comprises the following:
- constructing a new M20 junction 10A, 700 metres south east of junction 10; the new junction will include a roundabout over the motorway, new slip roads and a new link road to the A2070 Bad Munstereifel Road, with junction 10A partially signalised with two 3 lane bridges
- incorporating the A20 Hythe Road in the new junction so that the traffic in both directions would travel via the new roundabout
- a new pedestrian/cycle bridge over the M20 from Kingsford Street to the A20
- demolishing the existing Highfield Lane Bridge and Church Road footbridge
- a new non-motorised user crossing at Church Road
- removing the east facing slip roads at the existing junction 10
The preferred route is protected from development. You can view the Preferred Route Announcement Leaflet under the Publications tab.
We have also produced a Scheme Assessment report and Public Consultation report explaining the factors that determined the choice of the scheme. If you would like to receive a copy of these reports please use the contacts below.
When and where is this happening?
The Spending Review announcement in October 2010 listed the M20 junction 10A scheme for potential construction in future spending review periods, subject to the outcome of statutory processes.
The scheme review is now complete. In May 2012 ministers announced a number of schemes which would now have their pre-construction development works funded to prepare them for potential construction early in the next spending review period. M20 junction 10A was not one of these and so remained as a future programme.
The new interchange will be on the M20, approximately 700m to the east of junction 10, between Ashford and Folkestone in Kent.
Why is this happening and what will it cost?
The scheme will support the development of Ashford. The existing M20 junction 10 will suffer from congestion and long delays in the future if additional capacity is not provided. The M20 is an international route and is used by large volumes of heavy goods and holiday traffic. Long distance traffic from the M20, A20 and A2070 (south of Ashford) conflicts with local traffic from Hythe Road and Kennington Road.
The M20 junction 10A scheme has been identified as a key transport requirement and is essential to the future development of South Ashford. The recent improvements at junction 10, to increase the capacity and improve safety, will allow some development to go ahead but will not be sufficient for all of the proposed developments
How will the scheme be carried out?
This scheme is still at the planning and design stage; more information about how it will actually be implemented will be added here as it becomes available.
What are the benefits?
The provision of junction 10A is pivotal to the future development of South Ashford, which has long been identified in both structural and local plans as the focus for growth and expansion in Ashford. Our proposals will:
- provide infrastructure to support development in the Ashford area
- help separate long distance traffic from local traffic
- reduce congestion and improve journey time reliability and road safety
- improve noise and air quality for properties to the west of A2070
- provide a safer crossing facility over the M20 for pedestrians and cyclists via a new footbridge
How do I find out more information ?
More information will be posted on this project page as it becomes available. You can subscribe to be alerted when updates are made.
If you have any queries about this project you should contact the Highways Agency Information Line by emailing email@example.com or calling 0300 123 5000.
The scheme requires an Environmental Impact Assessment, as defined by the Infrastructure Planning (Environmental Impact Assessment) Regulation 2009 (as amended). An Environmental Statement will therefore be submitted as part of the Development Consent Order application.
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A summary of all our consultation activities
Business Case
Business Case - published February 2013
Consultation Information Sheet 2016
Public Consultation Leaflet - 2011
Preferred Route Annoucement leaflet - 2011
Updated consultation documents
M20 junction 10a presentation slides
Display Boards 2016
PEIR Executive Summary 2016
Preliminary Environmental Information Report
M20 junction 10a consultation report
Appraisal Summary Table - published February 2013
During our preliminary design work we considered a number of scheme options. These include improvements to the existing junction 10 and other options for a junction 10A.
Discounted option 1: further improvements to the existing junction 10
The estimated cost for this option is less than the proposed option and there is no major impact on properties near Highfield Lane Bridge.
However, it is difficult to construct and some elements of recently completed works would be demolished.
There is greater disruption and impact on properties near the A2070.
The complex signing and signals are likely to cause major traffic and safety problems and capacity would be reached sooner than with a new junction 10A option.
Discounted option 2: a single bridge junction 10A
Estimated cost for this option is slightly less than the proposed option but there is greater impact on properties near the A2070.
There is less capacity than with the proposed option and also less scope for improvements in the future.


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The month of January brings to mind new resolutions and goals for us all. Finding and utilizing drawing tips and exercises is one way to keep your new art commitments going, and Katherine Tyrrell has just the tool to help.
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The more pastels we acquire the more difficult it can become to keep track of them, especially once they are removed from original packaging and labels have been removed. Initially I tried to keep copious records of which pastels made up various working palettes. When there were only a couple of brands of pastels...
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Including the step of having your art critiqued before you consider it finished is an easy drawing practice you can implement. It's not always easy to your ego, but I can promise that you'll learn at least a little by getting advice from your peers. You might be so close to your work that...
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