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Roaring Thunder
A Novel of the Jet Age
By Walter J. Boyne
Tom Doherty AssociatesCopyright © 2006 Walter J. Boyne
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August 27, 1939, Marienehe, Germany
The turgid waters of the Warnow River lapped at the stone-covered beach, the gentle gurgling muffled by the dense fog spreading its tendrils deep over the grassy flying field. A thousand yards away five men worked feverishly in the yellow light billowing from the "Special Project" hangar doors, checking the small, almost dainty aircraft they had just rolled out. Cautiously, as if they were handling a live bomb, they wrestled the plane into a 180-degree turn so that the odd circular hole at the end of the fuselage pointed out toward the river.
Fritz Obermyer sat on the edge of the Fiat Toppolino's tiny running board, his 120 kilograms of muscle and fat tipping the car, suppressing its springs, and sending the glow of its headlights at a cockeyed angle. Obermyer drew deeply on the stub of a cigarette, felt its warmth flare beneath his nose, then carefully dropped it beside him, grinding it into the tarmac with his foot.
He nudged his companion and pointed. "Look at him. When he came here three years ago, a little snot-nosed graduate student from Göttingen, I thought he was crazy."
Gerd Müller, short, lean, and wiry, stretched and laughed. "You tried to give him a hard time, Fritz, but he drove you crazy being polite. No matter what you said — or what you wrote on the wall in the latrine — he never lost his temper."
As Frontsoldaten, they were accustomed to discomfort and waiting, and the long hours spent at the field meant nothing to them. Obermyer had left the Berlin Institute of Technology to volunteer for the army in August 1914. Now he was nominally a machinist foreman in the new plant building the Heinkel He 111 bomber. A forceful personality, he had used an artful combination of his engineering training and his Nazi Party connections to become accepted as an aide to Ernst Heinkel himself. Heinkel was at first quite resistant to the idea but over time, as Obermyer's talents became obvious, welcomed his assistance.
Heinkel found that he could depend upon Obermyer to know what was happening on the factory floor, in the long rows of drafting tables, and in the local Nazi Party headquarters, usually long before anyone else was aware of it. The information was often invaluable, and within a few months of his employment, Heinkel looked upon Obermyer as an indispensable political divining rod. Müller was an excellent machinist but had been attached to Obermyer — at his insistence — as an assistant.
The arrangement suited the plant management, who saw Obermyer and Müller as agitators. They were glad to have them off the factory floor and worried each time Obermyer came through, acting as if he were the local feudal lord, gathering information and dispensing favors. They, like Heinkel, knew better than to protest. The firm was already at odds with the government, and everyone wanted to avoid any further difficulties with the Nazi Party. When Obermyer suggested that he be attached to the Special Project organization, Heinkel acquiesced — the more sensitive a project was, the more hazardous it was to raise a political issue.
Obermyer could intimidate most people with a glance; stone-cold gray eyes gleamed from his cruelly scarred face, and he walked as he had for four years in the trenches, bent over, moving with a menacing hunched step that made it seem as if he was about to leap on his prey. Yet he was also an able humorist, able to prick egos with the little two-line poems he wrote on the mirrors of the noisome latrines of the Heinkel Aircraft Works factory. He wasn't always malicious but was usually apt, and the workers waited as eagerly for his latest poem as some of them might wait for the latest joke on the Nazi Party. He wrote those occasionally, too, just to see who laughed and to make a note of it. He wielded his party membership just as he had used his role as a quartermaster sergeant in the Roehlk Freikorps after the war — to his own advantage. And while most Nazis bragged about their low party membership numbers, confirming their early support for Hitler, Obermyer's reputation was built on the decisive action he had taken in 1934 during the "Night of the Long Knives" when Adolf Hitler had squelched a Brownshirt revolution and executed Ernst Roehm. When one of Roehm's none-too-alert bodyguards had attempted to sound the alarm, Obermyer had cut him down with a single slash of his favorite brawling tool, a razor-sharp trench shovel. From that night on he was an icon in the party, a symbol of action and loyalty to the Führer. But far from being a convinced Nazi, Obermyer was an opportunist, pure and simple, intent on looking out for his own interests at all times.
Müller was an old comrade, a companion in adversity in the trenches, where they had not only saved each other's lives but, more important, saved each other's sanity as well. No matter how desperate things became, no matter how short on food or how bad the morale, they each had the other to rely upon. They were inseparable, with Müller content to follow where Obermyer led, ready always to do what he said. Müller had once made a joking threat to some of the Heinkel workers, saying, "Obermyer is the brains and I'm the muscle." Obermyer heard him and interjected, "I'm the brains and he's the stomach." Both men were correct.
In July 1918, Müller had watched Obermyer save another life, that of a twenty-year-old new recruit in a sappers' battalion. They were in a just conquered French village behind the line of German advance. The young soldier was engaged in loading mortar shells from an abandoned truck into a horse-drawn sled when Obermyer had grabbed him by the neck and tossed him into a shell hole and fallen on him. In the next instant four 105mm artillery shells landed, one detonating the mortar shells and blowing the truck, horse, and sled to atoms.
The old soldier in Obermyer had heard the inbound whistle, judged the accuracy of the artillery, and acted accordingly. The young recruit, Willy Messerschmitt, was profoundly grateful.
By 1937, Obermyer had worked for Heinkel for three years when he contrived a meeting with Messerschmitt, a rising star in German aviation. Obermyer reminded him of their first meeting, suggesting that Messerschmitt might like to have a man inside the Heinkel plant to "keep an eye on things." As grateful as Messerschmitt was to Obermyer for saving his life, he was repelled by the suggestion.
Yet things were difficult for him. The State Secretary for Air, Erhard Milch, hated him, for he had lost a close friend when one of Messerschmitt's Me 20 early passenger transports had crashed because of a manufacturing defect. The feud continued over the years and Milch had repeatedly denied him contracts. At the time of their meeting, Heinkel and Messerschmitt were engaged in a bitter competition to build the Luftwaffe's next fighter, and, given Milch's attitude toward him, Messerschmitt knew that he needed all the help he could get. They made a verbal agreement, never yet breached, that Obermyer would supply important inside information on Heinkel projects directly to Messerschmitt himself, in return for a sizable monthly cash stipend. So far it had worked well, particularly in the fighter competition. Messerschmitt valued Obermyer's carefully collected estimates on the man-hours required to build the Heinkel 112, for these were far higher than Messerschmitt's Bf 109 required. Messerschmitt used the figures with devastating results in his proposal and believed that they had done much to win the competition for him, even though his aircraft was both faster and more maneuverable.
Obermyer had long since found that being disliked in a position of relative power had its advantages. No one ever objected when he proposed that he attend a conference, even those held in other European countries — they were glad to have him away from the factory. Because of his background, he preferred engineering conferences, although an international air show was almost as satisfactory. Two or three times a year, depending upon the business climate, he would travel to conferences where he met representatives of companies in other countries. Almost invariably, he would find among them someone who was willing to pay for information. His latest contact was the firm of Marcel Bloch, which built handsome fighters for France and needed information on the gear retraction system Heinkel had used in the high-speed He 70 "Blitz." He preferred to be paid in English sterling but would accept good information in exchange, as long as he believed he could sell it elsewhere.
Now Müller and Obermyer watched as the twenty-seven-year-old physics specialist von Ohain bounded around the little He 178, peering like a mother hen over the shoulders of the men preparing it for flight. Coatless, Dr. Pabst Hans von Ohain was oblivious to the cold, totally absorbed in the last-minute adjustments to the engine he had created from his imagination and three years of hard work. He had seen his dream move from his ideal of a noiseless, part-less engine to a ferocious whirling combination of heat, sound, and thrust, more than four hundred kilograms of it.
Von Ohain moved like a shadow to Max Hahn, the brilliant mechanic who transformed von Ohain's ideas into the complex assembly of sheet metal and steel castings that formed the primitive jet engine, more than seven meters long, nestling inside the aircraft's fuselage.
"He took my joking well." Obermyer looked at von Ohain's tall, slender figure with approval. "If Warsitz can keep from crashing this crate, young Hans will be a rich man someday."
Müller picked up a stick and began knocking mud from his boots. He and most of the Special Project team had spent the two previous days tramping up and down the field, tamping down high spots and filling in shallow depressions, to make sure there were no problems on takeoff.
"Better save that stick for the birds, Gerd." Obermyer snorted. Yesterday, on an early-morning taxi test, the jet engine had sucked a seagull into the intake, forcing an immediate shutdown. They had to push the airplane all the way back to the hangar, disassemble the engine, pluck out the bits of raw and cooked seagull, then put the engine back together. There was no apparent damage, but it added to the morning's uncertainty and to the intensity of the inspection.
Everything had to be ready for the big moment when Professor Ernst Heinkel himself arrived in his custom-bodied Mercedes. Short, dark, his face dominated by an oversize nose that seemed to overflow his spectacles, Heinkel had been a prime mover in German aviation since the 1914–18 war, designing and building many of the most important aircraft used by the German and Austro-Hungarian air forces. In 1933, he'd been persuaded to build a new factory for three thousand employees in Rostock. Now it employed five times that number and was overflowing into the Marienehe suburb, turning out dozens of twin-engine He 111 bombers every month. The main factory buildings, beautifully aligned, gleaming with acres of windows, were a stark contrast to the ramshackle secret hangar housing von Ohain's creation.
Heinkel was a canny businessman. Recognizing that he was of the wood, wire, and fabric era, he hired the best people he could find as he pushed forward with sleek, all-metal aircraft. He was ambitious and longed to expand his interests to include an engine factory, as Hugo Junkers had done. There was no chance that the Air Ministry would give Heinkel the license and the materials to enter the piston engine market, but this new jet engine of von Ohain's was a different matter. The deferential young physicist, so polite that he seemed more like a choirboy than a genius, had convinced him that turbine-jet engines could be built that would outperform piston engines. More important, von Ohain had convinced him that they could be built more cheaply, using relatively inexpensive conventional equipment, and could be developed far more quickly. This morning would prove whether von Ohain was right or not.
At the edge of the tiny field, Müller shivered. It was cold for late August, and all of them had been there since three o'clock. "Is the movie-star test pilot here yet?"
"No, he's probably kissing some pretty little secretary good-bye. He lives a pretty hectic life." As they spoke, a black Horch drove up and the test pilot, Erich Warsitz, popped out. Even though he was six feet tall, blond, handsome, and talented, Warsitz was still popular with the roughhewn factory crew because he was so matter-of-fact about risking his life testing the most advanced — and implicitly dangerous — Heinkel planes.
Müller fumbled in his pocket, producing a knife and a sausage wrapped in paper. He sliced two thick pieces of sausage, handed one to Obermyer at the point of his knife, and held the other in his hand; it was a familiar gesture, first practiced twenty years ago, when they were starving teenage soldiers together. Müller had sworn never to go hungry again and ate as much as he could whenever he could, never gaining an ounce of weight.
"I don't blame him — a short life but a merry one. He damn near killed himself just last June, flying the rocket plane. He takes too many chances."
They watched as Warsitz, swinging a good-sized hammer by its handle, joined the group at the hangar.
"Good morning, Dr. von Ohain; are we going to fly this morning?"
"Yes, Herr Warsitz, as soon as Professor Heinkel arrives — and the fog lifts. First, we are going to test run the engine." Smiling, he pointed at the hammer, saying, "I see you have your patented escape equipment in hand."
Warsitz nodded uneasily. He still was not entirely accustomed to aircraft with canopies, preferring open cockpit planes, where if you had trouble you could go over the side in an instant. The hammer was for breaking his way through the canopy if it jammed. Despite his cool test pilot demeanor, he was well aware of the danger. Earlier in the month he had made a short series of taxi tests and actually "hopped" the experimental jet plane off the short runway for brief, straight-ahead flights. He was convinced that the He 178 was the door to the future — but he knew it could easily be his coffin as well, for it embodied so many untested ideas.
Normally companies tested new airframes and new engines separately. They would fly a new engine in an old design to test it or fly an established engine in a new airframe for the same reasons. But the He 178 was a new airplane and a new engine — and that was doubly dangerous. That morning, for the first time in his test-flying career, Warsitz had left behind a letter to be forwarded to his parents if anything had happened. More telling, he had made a special good-bye to his beloved dachshund, Max.
"I'd like to do some more taxi tests before we fly — I'm still not satisfied with the brakes."
"Of course. We'll do a quick test run, then turn it over to you."
Warsitz and von Ohain companionably walked around the aircraft, looking at it with two widely divergent views. To von Ohain the airplane was just a vessel for his engine, no more important than a packing box. To Warsitz it was, like all airplanes, a thing of beauty that must be courted and also feared. He drew tactile pleasure from running his hand over the surface of the airplane, enjoying its aesthetics, letting its curves speak to him. The plane was simple, with smooth lines, totally functional, exactly what he liked in a design. He dropped down and squatted, letting his eyes look over the entire aircraft, seeking leaking fluids, incipient cracks, loose nuts and bolts, or any other untoward signs that might compromise safety.
"I understand that the bird did not damage the engine?"
"No. We disassembled it, balanced all the parts, and checked for cracks. The only thing we had to do was clean it."
Von Ohain glanced closely at Warsitz's face and went on somewhat anxiously, "It might have been worse in a conventional plane; the bird would have broken a wooden propeller, and perhaps even damaged a metal one."
Excerpted from Roaring Thunder by Walter J. Boyne. Copyright © 2006 Walter J. Boyne. Excerpted by permission of Tom Doherty Associates.
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The Bears Paw Café, Frog On The Bog, and Whitegold Adventures present
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Wells/Barkerville, BC. September 17, 2016
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7 Mountain, 7 Stages and 7,000 Feet of vertical....one day!
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The 2016 7 Summits Bike and Hike Challenge will be run on Saturday, September 17, 2016. The race route is well marked and staffed with great and dedicated volunteers at strategic locations. Entry fee of $50 covers the race, cool participation prize, organization, transportation of bikes, First Aid and some drinks, and lunch. Meals are on your own, except lunch on race day. All profits will go to support the Friends of Barkerville. who have lovingly rebuilt and restored most of the trails that we ride on, and who support to preservation of the historical context in which our region is set. Wondering where 2014 went?...Don't worry, 2014 happened, but 7 Summits took a sabbatical.....We're Back...so carry on!
We wanted a race that was challenging to do, but still accessible to most people. I think this fits the bill. Our Alpine environment is fragile and irreplaceable. Our intention with this event is to raise awareness about the beautiful Alpine resource that we have in this area. These days, this environment is under a lot of pressure from a variety of recreational and industrial sources. We wanted an event to raise awareness about how to treat it right. There are portions of this race that are technically rideable but shouldn't be ridden, due to their fragile nature. That's why we have the mix of modes of transportation. We produce a pamphlet in conjunction with the race to help riders to appreciate the historical and environmental significance of each section of their route. Unfortunately, this includes opportunities to see the rapid negative impact of two-wheel and four-wheel recreation on some of the environments that we will only be hiking through.
- Friday night Registration package pickup and optional Dinner at The Bear's Paw Cafe in Wells
- Optional Breakfast package at the Paw at 6:00 am Saturday
- Start time is 7:30 am at Barkerville - Mandatory Pre-race meeting at 7:00 am
- Finish line is at the Bear's Paw in Wells
- Post-Challenge Dinner Package available.
- Must Haves: Fleece, raincoat, warm hat, repair kits, a hiking pole, big lunch, snack foods and plenty of water
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Viewing Wells from Slide Mountain
Start in Barkerville at 7:30 am and race up through Historic Barkerville Townsite to Groundhog lake (in the alpine)...hike Agnes and Bald Mtn, return to bike and ride the ditchline back to Cow mountain, overlooking Wells. Hike up Cow mountain and back to your bike. Ride down the face of Cow Mountain and enter Wells to refuel and water. Ride to the Northeast on paved and gravel road over Downey Pass to Slide Mountain Trailhead. Drop your bike, and hike up Slide, along alpine ridges to Mount Murray, and descend via the Yellowhawk Trail. Meanwhile, we move your bike to the bottom of Murray, and then you ride back to down Wells via the main road. 7 Mountains and 7 Summits later, you're home!
There is some significant down-hilling on some portions of this ride, but you're going to want your cross country bike because there is some hill to climb too. All the riding is on existing mine roads or ditch lines. There is a very minimal amount of single track and it is level (along a beautiful abandoned ditch-line on Cow Mountain). The whole race looks like a giant figure-eight.
Distances and elevations look like this:
Total Distance 60 km
Groundhog lake on Mount Agnes with Mount Murray in the Distance
- Total Hiking Distance 20 km in 3 separate stages
- Total Biking Distance 40 km in 4 separate stages
- From Barkerville to Groundhog lake at Km 7
- Hike 2 summits (7 km) return to bike at Km 13)
- Ride to Cow Mtn trail at Km 23
- Summit Cow (1560 m) (1 km hike return 100m elevation gain)
- Ride to Barkerville Hwy at Km 28
- Ride to bottom of Murray at Km 33
- Hike to top of Murray (highest point at 1993 metres) and over to Slide (1935m) through a 1850 m pass
- Hike to bottom of Slide Mtn trail elevation (1200 m)(total hike 11km) at Km 42.5
- Bike to Wells over Downey pass and Cornish Mountain (elevation at pass:1300m)
- End at The Bear's Paw (1200 m) Km 52
In the beginning, it took two old guys 11 hours, at a moderate pace, taking pictures and eating food to measure the course. Most Participants subsequently beat this time, despite a raging storm! In 2008 ALL participants finished in great weather in under 10 hours. We encourage you to take 10 hours! That way, you can get some pics, enjoy a lunch in the mountains and appreciate your surroundings. There are cut-off times at three locations to help you understand your progress. If you don't make the cutoff time to each of these locations, you don't proceed for safety reasons.
Enjoy this 2013 Race slide show or click on the picture screen for a full sized view.
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Mid Autumn brings in beautiful autumny bounty, which we are featuring in our April desserts at Eggless. Think local Rhubarb, Apples, Pears, Rosella paired wonderfully with the sinful chocolate, caramel & coconut. There are some interesting flavour combinations this month, so come along in to give your taste buds some fun!!
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Eggless is back open for desserts! Thank you for your patience during our one month break in February. We are cooking up our March dessert menu which is full of late summer & early autumn luscious fruit. Of course, you'll also find flavours of chocolate, caramel & spices. So come on in to check them out sometime this month.
Easter is also coming up real soon. Eggless will be closed all Easter weekend Good Friday 25th March to Tuesday 29th March. We will be back to our regular days again starting Wed, March 30th.
But…come on into Eggless on Monday 21st March and Tuesday 22nd March, because we will be open!! Doors open at 8pm.
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Another new year brings another year of excitement, unknown journeys and more dessert adventures for us here at Eggless.
January is Australia's celebratory month with the celebration of Australia Day on the 26th Jan. So this month, we are featuring desserts all inspired by the diversity of Australia's people and our beautiful and bountiful great Australian land.
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It's great to be back! Our December dessert menu features part 2 of our Eggless crew inspired desserts… This time it is full of summer produce with lots of berries, apricots & chocolate – creating lighter styled desserts.
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Thank you to all our wonderful eggless customers for all your support, taste buds & understanding over the last 6 years. Even bigger
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To celebrate our birthday month, our eggless fans have voted for their favourite eggless desserts! The top 8 most wanted desserts made it into our October menu. So there is no better time to come on in!!
Halloween is also just around the corner. We are having our Halloween theme night again on 31st Oct, Saturday!! Join us in dressing up for the occasion or just come on in and enjoy the atmosphere!! Details to follow up soon!
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La Plataforma para la Innovación Tecnológica en el Hábitat Infantil (Plaitec), está desarrollando una nueva página web y una herramienta virtual que permitirá la puesta en común en tiempo real de las distintas iniciativas y colaboraciones entre los participantes.
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In connection with GAO's requirement to audit the consolidated financial statements of the U.S. government, GAO audits the Schedules of Federal Debt managed by the Department of the Treasury's (Treasury) Bureau of the Public Debt (BPD) annually to determine whether, in all material respects, (1) the schedules are reliable and (2) BPD maintained effective internal control over financial reporting relevant to the Schedule of Federal Debt. Further, GAO tests compliance with selected provisions of laws related to the Schedule of Federal Debt. Federal debt managed by BPD consists of Treasury securities held by the public and by certain federal government accounts, referred to as intragovernmental debt holdings. Debt held by the public primarily represents the amount the federal government has borrowed from the public to finance cumulative cash deficits. Intragovernmental debt holdings represent federal debt owed by Treasury to federal government accounts--primarily federal trust funds such as Social Security and Medicare--that typically have an obligation to invest their excess annual receipts (including interest earnings) over disbursements in federal securities.
In GAO's opinion, BPD's Schedules of Federal Debt for fiscal years 2011 and 2010 were fairly presented in all material respects, and BPD maintained effective internal control over financial reporting relevant to the Schedule of Federal Debt as of September 30, 2011. GAO's tests of BPD's compliance in fiscal year 2011 with selected provisions of laws disclosed no instances of noncompliance. As of September 30, 2011 and 2010, federal debt managed by BPD totaled about $14,781 billion and $13,551 billion, respectively. During the last 4 fiscal years, total federal debt has increased by $5,788 billion, or 64 percent, from $8,993 billion as of September 30, 2007, to $14,781 billion as of September 30, 2011. The rapid growth in federal debt during this period presented debt management challenges for Treasury. The increases to total federal debt over the past 4 fiscal years represent the largest dollar increases over a 4-year period in history. Notably, the statutory debt limit was raised on seven different occasions during the last 4 fiscal years, increasing by about 55 percent, from $9,815 billion to its current level of $15,194 billion. During fiscal year 2011, Treasury faced an additional challenge of managing federal debt close to the statutory debt limit. A debt issuance suspension period was declared by Treasury from May 16, 2011, through August 2, 2011. Treasury utilized a number of extraordinary actions within its legal authorities to avoid exceeding the debt limit. On August 2, 2011, the Budget Control Act of 2011 was enacted by Congress and signed into law by the President, which resulted in increases to the statutory debt limit of $400 billion on August 2, 2011, and $500 billion on September 22, 2011. GAO is not making recommendations in this report, but will be reporting separately on matters identified during its audit, along with recommendations for strengthening internal controls relevant to the Schedule of Federal Debt. In commenting on a draft of this report, BPD's Commissioner concurred with our conclusions.
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Fiscal Year 2015 U.S. Government Financial Statements:Need to Address the Government's Remaining Financial Management Challenges and Long-Term Fiscal PathGAO-16-541T: Published: Apr 6, 2016. Publicly Released: Apr 6, 2016.
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Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute:Review of the Audit of the Financial Statements for Fiscal Year 2015GAO-16-458R: Published: Mar 30, 2016. Publicly Released: Mar 30, 2016.
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Credit Reform:Current Method to Estimate Credit Subsidy Costs Is More Appropriate for Budget Estimates Than a Fair Value ApproachGAO-16-41: Published: Jan 29, 2016. Publicly Released: Feb 29, 2016.
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Just in time for Father's Day - save an old cigar box and create a Upcycled Washi Tape Storage Box. Use a variety of decorative materials to customize the box and make it pop. Dad can keep this box on his desk as a sentimental keepsake.
- Old cigar box
- Mod Podge
- Decorative papers
- Washi tape
- Susan Lenart Kazmer antique license plate pendant
- Black acrylic paint
- Silver Rub n' Buff
- Stamps and sentiments
- Dictionary page
- Ranger Distress inks
- Recollections chip board stickers
- Watch charm
Panted the edges of the box in black and then Mod Podge coordinating papers onto the box.
Use a different paper for the inside of the lid.
Go around the edges with coordinating washi tape. If you want a vintage 1920's feel, use a Susan Lenart Kazmer antique license plate pendant.
Painted it with black acrylic paint and then go over it with silver Rub n' Buff.
Stamp an antique car and sentiment (Tim Holtz) onto a torn dictionary page and distress it with Ranger Distress Inks. Mod Podge that onto the lid and add some coordinating chipboard stickers found at Michaels (Recollections). Added a watch charm.
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I have a class library which is called through COM from a Third Party RAD application (Omnis Studio), the library provides .NET functionality such as a SQL/Web Service bridge. I've had to add further methods to display a WPF form which fires events back to the original application.
This all works fine, the project has to be a class library and could not be an executable which meant that I cannot select a manifest for the project in the Application Options Tab. The main problem I have now is that without the piece of XML below in my manifest file I cannot get the modern windows dialog buttons so the buttons in message boxes look somewhat antiquated.
<!-- Enable themes for Windows common controls and dialogs (Windows XP and later) -->
So is there a way that I can achieve the same effect from having those lines in the manifest file but performed by bespoke code in an entry point into the class library?
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I don't think you understood the question. Firstly I made no mention of this being a Windows Form application, there are zero Windows Forms assembly references in the project, only WPF presentation assemblies. The project has to be a class library as the THIRD party application (which is a C++ unmanaged application) can only consume .NET class libraries, there was a need to display a very custom form, this could be achieved in the current project and I chose WPF because that's where most of my desktop app skills lie and it suited WPF's databinding model. We are very pleased with the end result, the only issue I have is with my application needing to use XP+ themed Windows controls, if that section above is not in the app.manifest then instead message boxes use the old style OK, Cancel buttons which is not in keeping with all other buttons I have in my application.
This question explains the message box problem
What I need is to be able to achieve the same thing but without having the embedded app.manifest.


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Alice Starmore's definitive explanation of an Irish Aran sweater and its development is surprising and fascinating. Arans are not ancient, and--contrary to popular legend--they were not developed as fishermen's garments. Starmore offers fairly convincing evidence that "true" Aran sweaters were adapted in this century from Scottish fishing ganseys. They are unarguably warm, practical, and beautiful, and here they are gorgeously photographed. Starmore, one of the knitting world's living treasures, includes specific cable patterns, patterns for 14 garments (both Aran and Celtic-style), and a clear, sensible guide to designing original Aran sweaters.
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A native of the Hebrides, Starmore is known internationally as a knitwear designer, teacher, and the author of a number of critically acclaimed knitting books. Here she sets off to examine aran knitting, its origins and history, and the techniques used to produce the richly cabled sweaters that are enjoying a renewed popularity among today's knitters. This book can be enjoyed on three levels: as a history of aran knitting, as a complete 14-lesson workshop on knitting aran patterns from charts, or as a collection of Starmore's original sweater, cap, and shawl designs, including full instructions and charted patterns. The garments, photographed on location in the Aran Islands, are inspirational fare for all knitters, while Starmore's designs will be of special interest to the more experienced. Highly recommended.
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The beginning of the book is devoted to making a compelling argument for a cataclysmic knitting event which shaped this style of work. Based on her historical research she argues that Aran knitting was the result of a single, extra- ordinarilly talented, knitter, probably from Scotland or strongly influenced by Scottish knitting. Given the level of communication available at the time, the fact that this unnamed knitter didn't achieve notice outside of her local area is not too surprising. Also, considering the inspiration many of us have felt from Elizabeth Zimmerman and Kaffe Fasset (to name only two), the idea that a single creative person's influence could be so powerful is not surprising. She lacked only today's publishing and technology to become a household name.
In the middle section Starmore takes us through a series of lessons on the construction of cables, their variety and myriad possibilities. Experienced and/or adventerous knitters can then embark on a project completely assured of success. Every tool you might need is there in one place.
For those who prefer, in the final section of the book, there are a number of simply exquisite complete patterns for items ranging from hats, pullovers (jumpers) for women, men and children, to shawls.Read more ›
The massive stitch library (which makes up the bulk of the text) is a powerful tool to help ambitious knitters learn to design original Arans themselves. It's an invaluable reference! Read it front to back, then back to front; practice the techniques Starmore provides; and you will never again lack inspiration for a project--it will be at your fingertips always.
You will find history, philosophy, and a great deal of art between the covers of this book. It's a truly magnificent work which belongs on every serious knitter's shelf.
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Excellent! Lots of good patterns. This is for an experienced knitter. I have thirty years of experience as a knitter, and one of the patterns is stretching my limits. Read morePublished on Oct. 23 2002 by MB Texas
If you have to get one book on aran knitting this is the one. The first time I picked up this book I felt like a complete idiot for all the times I ever bought a pricey knitting... Read morePublished on Feb. 5 2001
Includes a library of aran cables with instruction on how to make them as well as patterns that take my breath away. Read morePublished on May 9 2000 by Heather Mayes
Alice Starmore is fantastic. No other knitting author has such beatiful styles and complete and concise instructions. Read morePublished on Dec 31 1999
So far, I've found that I enjoy Starmore's work in general (I also have the Celtic Collection), though I'm only working on my second Starmore project. Read morePublished on April 8 1999
Alice Starmore is truly the most brilliant knitting designer of the century. I've knitted three patterns from this book and they all came out perfectly, thanks to Alice's... Read morePublished on Dec 30 1998
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Fantastic photo/statue of the Traveler. Where is it located, please?
Hola:) Est� muy bien que hayas decidido compartir una informaci�n espec�fica
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Happy Birthday, Alejandro! What a great job you have! Hope you enjoy a wonderful day!
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We have a nice 1-1B pump station at Couteau. It is equipped with 10 diesel pumps. This pump station was built to stop flooding of homes and property and save lives and for the general welfare of the public. After all it's their tax dollars.
I noticed during a flood that the pumps are stopped when the water level at the pump station reaches 12 inches below sea level. I think we need to change that system. Actually, the water at the pump station should be pumped down to 6 feet or 8 feet below sea level. This would lower the water 10 miles away from the pump to safe draining level.
Let's use an example that has been going on in Terrebonne Parish for centuries. You can launch your boat at the Dularge Sporting Goods Landing at high tide - so you think. You drive your boat 40 minutes away to the Gulf coast to find the tide is 1 1/2 feet low. All the shell reefs are out of the water. You have a 3- or 4-hour difference in the tidal amount from the end of the road to the coast.
With a pump station you don't have to wait for the tide to go out. You can lower the water to the level desired.
I'm sure the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers should know that. In normal weather the way the pump is run now is fine. When a tropical storm or flooding comes along, let's pump some water. I'm sure that pump station wasn't built to save the alligators, frogs, turtles, birds and whatever else that wiggles, crawls or flies. Let's save the people and property first.
I waited 25 years for that 1-1B Pump at Couteau to be completed. What a disappointment it was when the pump started that I flooded worse than ever.
Let's dredge those bayous and ditches and learn how to run a pump station.
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It's really an very nice book. Not only political, but also it demonstrates to the ordinary people how to think about, and to deal with unordinary issues these may surround you in your normal life. A great President who changed the history. What leaders of the world today are trying to do or to negotiate in ME peace process, he finalized evrything twenty years ago. Also, a great philosophique thinking for mind changing and completely new critereas that you may discover.
The autobiography In Search of Identity by Anwar el-Sadat was very enjoyable to read. el-Sadat was real with his readers and pointed out simplistic cultural aspects of the Egyptian world that moat are not familiar with as well as bringing a sense of quality and humaness to the Middle Eastern world. Too often especially U.S. citizens demoralize Middle Eastern countries and lower their status. However here in Anwar's autobiography he allows us to see him from childhood to the presidency and show us his way of life deserves no more judgement then any other.


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