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What starting S/Pdif in oss ?
Re: FreeBSD Nforce2 SPDIF
TuLiss wrote:What starting S/Pdif in oss ?
Thus far we don't have any hardware that does SPDIF IN in nforce2.
There is only SPDIF output support and that device is /dev/dsp2
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The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Ed. 1 Sunday, April 14, 2013
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The Ennis Daily News (Ennis, Tex.), Ed. 1 Sunday, April 14, 2013, newspaper, April 14, 2013; Ennis, Texas. (texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth771386/: accessed May 25, 2018), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Ennis Public Library.


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Here's how someone feels in relationship with a narcissistic Boaster:
I give. He takes.
I love. He is loved.
I pursue. He forgets.
I yearn for his attention…to feel prized...cherished.
It wounds, that our love is one-sided and the spotlight never mine.
It helps to understand that those stuck in the Narcissistic Boaster personality pattern:
It helps to understand that those stuck in the Narcissistic Boaster personality pattern:
- Like to make powerful first impressions.
- Give constant attention to how they look, what they wear, and what they say.
- See their time as valuable. Others should give them the right of way in traffic, allow them to cut in lines, and serve them immediately in restaurants.
- Are exempt from difficult or dull tasks. They deserve special assignments that lead to recognition.
- Think that people should be happy to wait on them, follow their lead, and take their advice.
- Assume that no one has a right to criticize them. It is understandable if they react with anger at such insolence.
- Others should be glad to give to them without expecting anything in return.
- Enjoy fantasies of glory, wealth, and love.
The Boaster pattern has a need for admiration but disdains dependency. The Boaster employs a nonchalant, coolly superior style to draw others' admiration.
The Strength compass point is exaggerated with the need to be right about everything, but the person is less interested in judging other people than in being admired for one's obvious superiority.
An absence of empathy renders the Boaster indifferent to others' feelings. Yet there is present an extreme vulnerability to criticism or being ignored, together with a strong wish for love, support and admiring deference from others. The Assertion compass point warps into disparaging or dismissing people who are not enthralled, while the Love compass point deteriorates into entitled self-adulation. The Weakness compass point is shunned altogether.
Compass Growth for the Narcissistic Boaster Pattern:
Compass Growth for the Narcissistic Boaster Pattern:
- Other people are well worth my attention.
- I am learning to care for others.
- I talk with others about my anxieties and bouts of depression.
- I call myself on my pretension; my sometimes outright cockiness. And laugh.
Scripture offers this growth tool: "Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility regard others as better than yourselves. Let each of you look not to your own interests, but to the interests of others" (Phil 2:3-4).
This is Evan, on the verge of understanding someone else's point of view:
I'm walking with Sheri through the mall when she halts in front of a store window. Releasing my hand, she points excitedly, "Evan, look at that." She darts a quick smile in my direction. "A sweater-set in yellow, just what I've been looking for."What could be more boring? I'm about to say so when I glimpse my reflection in the store window. Hair looking good. Summer tan still holding. I'm tucking in my shirt that is slightly pulled out when I catch a glance from Sheri.Is that a hurt look?She's stopped talking, that's for sure. Here I am hoping she won't want to try it on…wait. Stop. Don't be so selfish.I close my eyes and pray. "God. Please help me see this from her perspective."A moment later it comes to me. I take her arm and smile. "Sheri, would you like to run in and try that on?"Is that a flash of astonishment on her face? Then she beams. Literally lights up. Amazing."Why, yes. I would." A shy grin. "I'd love your input. Want to join me?"I place my arm over her shoulder. "Sure. Let's do it."
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it's cheaper than launching and maintaining your bird, they start at 100 million US. Before you've paid to put it any sort of orbit! Not even the Likes of BskyB own their own.
Well done to the team for performing an awesome record on. For my own academic interest, what was your Tx power?
If it's up there already and you can rent it without having to shell out a fortune, why not?
I'm just an active participant, not a team member.
@Syed I believe this question was directed at your team.
–Konrad, WA4OSH
Off the top of my head, I believe EIRP is 53 dBW.
53dBw …wow (typo?) 53dBm / 200W ?
That must be ERP, including the antenna gain and coax losses.
EIRP is antenna gain plus RF power. I think in this case the actual RF power that is uplinking is about 1W.
Yes, you have to subtract coax and connector losses. At 12 GHz, these become significant. But, yes, 1w transmitter power or about 30dBm and another 23dB net antenna gain to make 53dBm ERP / 200W does make sense. Sorry for being a nit-pick.


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Monday, 28 April 2008
Friday 25th April 2008 - Thespians
The man credited with changing the way actors were perceived was David Garrick, (1717 - 1779) who transformed actors into the celebrities of the mid 18th century. Garrick was not only an excellent Shakespearian actor but also a playwright, producer and manager of the Drury Lane Theatre. He was also a pupil and friend of Dr. Samuel Johnson. He took over the patent to the theatre, in partnership with James Lacy, in April 1747 and they made a failing theatre a huge success. He retired from theatre management in 1776 and when he died three years later, was given a lavish funeral and he was interred in Poets Corner in Westminster Abbey. His legacy was perhaps best surmised by the Rev. Nicholas Tindal, the historian, when he said that "The 'deaf' hear him in his 'action' and the 'blind' see him in his 'voice'". A monument to Garrick in Lichfield Cathedral bears Johnson's famous comment: "I am disappointed by that stroke of death that has eclipsed the gaiety of nations, and impoverished that public stock of harmless pleasure." Both Garrick Street and the Garrick Club are named after him.
We then walked down Kingsway and turned right into Kemble Street. This is named for Charles Kemble (1775 - 1854), the youngest son of Roger Kemble. A younger brother of John Philip Kemble, Stephen Kemble and the great Sarah Siddons, he was born in Brecon, South Wales. His first job was in a Post Office but he quickly resigned to become an actor. He lived close by in Great Russell Street. He was originally rather in the shadow of his more famous brother and sister, but gradually achieved independent fame. In comedy he was ably supported by his wife Marie Therese De Camp, whom he married in July 1806. He had a very successful tour of America with his daughter Fanny during 1832 and 1834. His later career was beset by financial difficulties caused by his joint proprietorship of the Covent Garden Theatre. Macready summed him up as "a first rate actor of second rate parts".
We then walked along Kemble Street and turned left into Kean Street, named for Edmund Kean (1789 - 1833) who was regarded in his time as the greatest ever actor. He was born in London the son of an actress Anne Carey, daughter of the 18th century composer and playwright Henry Carey and probably Edmund Kean, an architect's clerk. His background has been less flatteringly described as "bastard son of Anne Carey, itinerant actress and Street hawker and Edmund Kean a mentally unbalanced youth" who committed suicide at the age of 22.
He made his first appearance on stage aged four in Nouverre's ballet Cymon, playing Cupid. As a child his vivacity, cleverness and affection made his universally popular. A few benevolent people paid for him to attend school where he did well, but feeling restricted left to go to sea as a cabin boy. Life at sea however, was not to his taste. His acting abilities were already so skilful that he was able to fool the doctors in Madeira that he was both lame and deaf, and was so allowed to return to England. He sought the protection of his uncle Moses Kean, an entertainer who introduced him to the study of Shakespeare. He also received lessons in the principles of acting from Miss Charlotte Tidswell, an actress. He quickly showed his genius in his interpretations of Shakespearean characters which were entirely different from John Philip Kemble, then considered the greatest exponent of these roles.
At the age of 14 he obtained an engagement for 20 plays at York Theatre, and shortly afterwards came to the notice of King George III who commanded him to appear at Windsor Castle. He then joined a circus but fell from a horse and broke both legs which left him with swellings in his insteps for the rest of his life.
In 1814 he was given a chance by the Drury Lane Theatre as part of their effort to regain popularity. His performance as Shylock in The Merchant of Venice brought him great fame, and he moved to Piccadilly. He earned an astonishing £12000 per year, which was a huge sum at that time, but his profligate lifestyle damaged his reputation. In 1825 he was named in the case of Cox -v- Kean, for adultery with Charlotte Cox. His wife divorced him and the case aroused such bitter feelings, that he was booed and pelted with fruit on stage. He became dependent on drugs which led to a decline in his powers, and whilst playing Othello to the Iago of his son Charles Kean, he collapsed on stage on 25th March 1833 and fell into his son's arms. He died two months later in Richmond.
We now crossed Drury Lane and walked into Tavistock Street, then up Gresham Street to the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. This is considered the oldest operating theatre in the world. The original theatre opened in 1663 in Bridges Street, now Catherine Street with seating for 700 people. All theatre had been banned during the Cromwellian period, but once Charles II was restored to the throne, he granted patents for legitimate theatre (meaning spoken plays as opposed to opera, dance, concerts or plays with music). One was for the Kings' Company based at The Theatre Royal and the other was for the Duke's Company who were based at the theatre in Lincoln's Inn Fields. Thomas Killigrew built the first theatre and among his actors were Nell Gwynn, who became the mistress of the king and Charles Hart. Restoration Comedy was very popular with the public.
In 1672 the theatre was destroyed by fire, when footmen annoyed at the increase in prices set fire to the building. It was rebuilt by Sir Christopher Wren in 1674 to seat 2000 people and it became the Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. It was here on 28th September 1745 that God Save the King was performed publicly for the first time, when Bonnie Prince Charlie was landing in Scotland and the country wished to support the English monarchy.
David Garrick became manager in 1747 and remained there until 1766. He introduced a ban of the then custom of spectators sitting on the stage during performances. If they chose to move during the performance chaos would often ensue. If you get the chance to look at the painting by William Hogarth "The Beggars Opera" you can see the audience sitting on the stage.
When Richard Brinsley Sheridan became manager the building was demolished to make way for an even larger theatre which opened in 1794, but this building only survived for 15 years before being destroyed yet again by fire in 1809. The building that stands here today was opened in 1812. It was designed by Benjamin Wyatt to seat 3060. The blue columns along the side of the building were added in 1831. The last major renovation took place in 1922 reducing the capacity to between 2200 and 2300 in four tiers. The theatre closed during World War II, suffering some slight damage and became the Headquarters of the Entertainments National Service Association. The theatre reopened in 1946.
The Theatre Royal Drury Lane is also believed to be one of the most haunted theatres in the world. The appearance of any of the ghosts is said to bring good luck for an actor or production. The 'Man in Grey' is perhaps the most famous. He appears dressed as an 18th century nobleman with a powered wig beneath his tricorn hat, a dress jacket and cloak, riding boots and a sword. He is believed to be the ghost of the body found in a wall, discovered in 1848 with the knife that stabbed him still sticking in his ribs.
Another ghost is Joe Grimaldi, a comedian, who is a helpful apparition guiding nervous actors about the stage.
Then there is Charles Macklin, but more of him later.
We now walked back to Drury Lane and then turned into Betterton Street. Named for Thomas Betterton (1635 - 1710) he lived in nearby Russell Street. He was Samuel Pepys favourite actor and was considered by many to be the best actor of the entire Restoration period. He was the son of an under-cook to Charles II born in London. He was apprenticed to John Holden, a publisher and then possibly later to a bookseller called John Rhodes who had been wardrobe keeper at the Blackfriars Theatre. In 1659 Rhodes obtained a licence to set up a company of players at The Cockpit Theatre in Drury Lane and it was here that Betterton made his debut on stage. His abilities quickly brought him to prominence and he became a favourite with Charles II. He became a member of and later manager of The Dukes' Company and then in 1695 set up a cooperative company in Lincoln's Inn Fields. He retired with ill health but gave a benefit performance which raised £500. His last appearance on stage was in 1710 and he died shortly afterwards and is buried in the Cloisters of Westminster Abbey.
We walked past The Fortune Theatre which stands today on the site of the Cockpit Theatre. It operated from 1616 to around 1665 when it could no longer stand the competition from the Theatre Royal Drury Lane. The Cockpit began life literally as a Cock pit or a place where cock fights were held. It was the first theatre in Drury Lane, but having suffered fire damage following riots was rebuilt and rechristened The Phoenix, although the old name still stuck. It closed under the Commonwealth and was used as a school but plays continued illegally. In 1660 with the restoration it could become a theatre once more, but it was shut out of 'legitimate drama' by the monopoly of the Kings and Dukes companies and could not compete. There is no record of a play being staged after 1665 and it is not known of what eventually happened to the building.
We now walked on to Macklin Street, our final stop. This is named after Charles Macklin (1690 - 1797) an actor and dramatist born in County Donegal, Ireland. He was one of the most distinguished actors of his day, equally at home in comedy or tragedy. He was best known for his portrayal of Shylock in the Merchant of Venice, and introduced a more natural style of acting, He lived in nearby Bow Street. Two of the best known of his plays are The Man of the World (1781) and Love a la Mode (1759). He was a tempestuous character often involved in lawsuits, sometimes acting as his own lawyer as he did most successfully in his murder trial. He was charged with murdering Thomas Hallam in the Theatre Royal Drury Lane, after an argument over a wig. He is said to have shouted at Hallam "Goddamn you for a blackguard, scrub, rascal!" and thrust a cane into Hallam's left eye, piercing it. Hallam died the next day. He was so skilful in his own defence that he was acquitted and given a fine. It is said he now haunts the spot in the theatre where Hallam died.
His exact age when he died is a slight mystery. His wife gave his year of birth as 1690, which would make him 107, however both 1699 and 1710 have been given as alternate dates. Macklin is still remembered today in his native Ireland, with the Charles Macklin Autumn School which is held each October in the village of Culdaff.
Well that's all for this week. Hope you found it as interesting to read as I did to write!
Friday, 25 April 2008
Wednesday 23rd April 2008 - Hendrix's Holborn
We set off as usual from Holborn Tube Station and crossed Kingsway to stand outside Boots - it was here on this site in a small recording studio belonging to De Lane Lea Music Ltd., beneath a bank, on 23rd October 1966 that Jimi Hendrix attended his first recording session.
He had arrived in London on 24th September 1966, having been talent spotted by Chas Chandler formerly of The Animals, and it was he who brought Jimi to London and together they formed the Jimi Hendrix Experience over the next few weeks, with Noel Redding (Bass Guitar) and Mitch Mitchell (Drums). It was here that they recorded Hey Joe and Purple Haze among other great tracks. It wasn't without problems however, as the noise from the music disrupted the bank's computers! In the CD reissue of Stone Free, is a copy of an invoice issued by De Lane Lea Music Ltd. to Chas Chandler which reads as follows:-
To: Recording Session with Jimmy (misspelt) Hendrix per Chas Chandler 21st December 1966:-
4 track recording 3hours at £18.0.0 per hour £54.0.0
600 feet Ampex tape (1/4") £ 1.0.0
1 x 7" Plastic Reel (five shillings and sixpence) 5/6
1 x 5" Plastic Reel (four shillings and sixpence) 4/6
Total: (Fifty five pounds and ten shillings) £55.10.0
We then walked down Kingsway to stand outside No1. Kingsway, formerly the home of Rediffusion Television. It was here that Ready Steady Go was recorded on Friday nights. Before 1965 groups would mime to their songs but from 1965 they performed 'live'.
On 13th December 1966 in Studio 9, the Jimi Hendrix Experience appeared on Ready Steady Go, their TV debut, as part of the recording deal they had signed. Also appearing that night were The Troggs, the Mersey Beats and a very young Marc Bolan singing Hippy Gumbo. The show was broadcast across the UK on 16th December 1966 in black and white. Whilst the band were the talk of London they were not really known outside of the capital. This all changed when this programme aired. Unfortunately no recording survives.
We now turned up Drury Lane and eventually came to 135-149 Shaftesbury Avenue. Now the Odeon Cinema, this was once the Saville Theatre, built in 1931, it opened on 8th October that year with a play called 'For the Love of Mike' a play with music by H. F. Maltby. The front of the theatre has a wonderful sculptured frieze by Gilbert Bayes running along for almost 40 metres.
It was here in the 1960s that Brian Epstein, manager of the Beatles, hired out the theatre for groups to play there. On 29th January 1967, the Jimi Hendrix Experience played there for the first time. They were not top of the bill, that spot was taken by The Who, but it was their most prestigious London gig to date and they had some famous faces in the audience. John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison were all present and went backstage both before and after the show. They played Hey Joe and a cover of the Troggs song 'Wild Thing' among others. They made a further appearance before the end of the month.
On 7th May 1967 they played another concert at The Saville but this time they were top of the bill. There is a story that a young David Bowie, who was in the audience, wrote a letter complaining about Jimi's appearance to the Record Mirror.
Their next appearance was on 4th June 1967, a concert that made the Jimi Hendrix Experience into a phenomenon. Again they topped the bill. The concert opened with Procul Harum who played their famous song 'A Whiter Shade of Pale'. The Chiffons and Denny Lane were also on the bill. Paul McCartney had been telling everyone that the Jimi and the band would make a great headline act for the Monterey Music Festival and it was this concert that was to guarantee them that booking.
Three days before this concert Jimi got a copy of The Beatles new album, released that day 1st June 1967 - it was Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Just thirty minutes before they were due to go on Jimi told Noel and Mitch that they were going to open with the first track. Noel thought he had 'gone daft'. They had had no rehearsal and even worse John, Paul and George were in the audience. However, Jimi emerged on stage in an orange velvet suit and they played a one hour set - including Sgt. Pepper and closed the show by smashing his guitar. It was a triumph. Paul McCartney said "the show was simply incredible, perhaps the best I have ever seen him play." And he added later that the cover version "was one of the greatest honours of my career".
It was at a further concert at the Saville on 27th August 1967 that Chas Chandler was told that the whole band were taking LSD. This was also the day that Brian Epstein was found dead in his flat. A second concert due that night was cancelled as a mark of respect.
Two further concerts at The Saville took place in October 1967, one of which ended with Jimi tussling with a reluctant Noel Redding, before he smashed his guitar and amps.
Jimmy went on to perform at the iconic Woodstock Festival in 1969 before his death in September 1970 at the age of 27.
Wednesday, 23 April 2008
Friday 18th April 2008 - Covent Garden
It was a cold and windy day for our walk to Covent Garden. We set off from Holborn Tube Station as usual with our guide Aly. After crossing Kingsway we walked down towards Aldwych and then turned right into Great Queen Street. We stopped briefly at the corner of Drury Lane and Longacre for a brief history of the area.
Covent Garden was first settled in the 600s when the Saxons established a trading port to the west of the city, along Fleet Street and the Strand and up Aldwych (whose name may even mean 'old port') and across the area we now know as Covent Garden. The settlement, called Lundenwic, was abandoned when the Vikings came, and the land reverted to agriculture. In medieval times the monks from nearby Westminster Abbey used the area as their Convent Garden, a name which stuck and eventually was shortened to Covent Garden. With the dissolution of the monasteries by King Henry VIII the land was granted to John Russell, 1st Earl of Bedford. The Earl lived on the north side of the Strand, an area that boasted numerous mansions built by noblemen and bishops.
In 1586 the 3rd Earl decided to move and built Bedford House, on what was to become Southampton Street. In 1613 the former Convent Garden had a wall built around it and then in the 1630s the 4th Earl of Bedford realised that 17th century fashionable society was moving to the west end, and decided to do some speculative building. He asked the architect Inigo Jones to design him a residential square, based on the Italian piazzas. Jones has studied in Italy and was delighted to have the opportunity to build houses "fitt for the habitations of Gentlemen and men of ability". It was in effect an experiment in town planning - creating the first public square. The project was supported by Charles II, and the designs Jones created would have a tremendous effect on later buildings in London.
Inigo Jones
We continued into Longacre which at one time had been the hub of the carriage building trade, and later car dealers. Even today you can still see signs saying 'Carriage Manufactory' at the top of the building now housing Gap and across the road on the corner of another building Connaughts Coachworks.
We now turned into Rose Street, and came to The Lamb and Flag pub, This pub has been there since the 1600s but was originally called The Bucket of Blood (it was here that bare knuckled boxing took place and no doubt saw copious amounts of blood spilt!) There is also a small plaque which refers to an attack on John Dryden in 1679.
We then walked down to King Street and along to Inigo Place. Here we could see St. Paul's Church, which was built as part of the new development, and is in fact older than St. Paul's Cathedral. It was built between 1631 and 1633, the first Anglican church in London since the Reformation, and is now known as The Actors Church and has a number of memorials to actors from stage, screen and television . Its is a very interesting church and well worth a visit. Jones called it "the handsomest barn in England".
Jones originally designed the church with the entry facing the Piazza but the Bishop of London objected, wanting the altar at the east end, so a new entrance was designed and built, and the church is entered from the rear. Unfortunately none of Jones' original houses remain, all the buildings are now Victorian.
We then walked down through an archway on the right into Henrietta Street and turning left walked along to the Piazza to look at the front of St. Paul's Church.
St. Paul's Church - like a 'Roman Temple'
Jones' passion for palladian and roman architecture is at once evident . It was the first classical style building in London and looks rather like a Roman temple. The poet John Gay referred to the church in his poem 'Trivia' - "Where Covent Garden's famous temple stands, that boasts the work of Jones' immortal hands, columns, with plain magnificence appear and graceful porches lead along the square.." There is a large plaque on what would have been the main entrance describing how the church was rebuilt after a great fire in 1795 to Jones' original design. A little to the left is an inscription carved into the stone which commemorates the very first Punch and Judy show witnessed by none other than Samuel Pepys in 1662 and recorded in his diary. This event is also commemorated in a different way, by the Punch and Judy bar in the market just behind us.
The market itself began in a small way in 1649 but expanded, particularly after the Great Fire of London destroyed the city markets in 1666. In 1670 the 5th Earl and now 1st Duke of Bedford decided to profit from the street sellers and obtained a Royal Charter 'to hold forever a market' selling flowers, fruit, roots and herbs. As the market expanded, the residents felt their loss of privacy, particularly as various underworld characters came to the square - thieves, hawkers, prostitutes intruding into their world, and as the private gated squares like Bloomsbury Square were built the residents moved out, leaving Convent Garden to less desirable residents.
During the Cromwellian period theatres had been banned but with Charles II's restoration theatres were granted licences to open and quickly grew, together with coffee houses and gambling dens. By the 1760s the market occupied most of the Piazza and with the theatres which had sprung up nearby in Drury Lane and Bow Street together with the many public houses, the neighbourhood acquired a rather dubious reputation. The area teemed with all forms of low-life and illicit traders as well as the regular market traders.
When the Fleet market closed in 1826 Covent Garden became even more popular but was very disordered. In 1830 work began on a new market building which was described as 'a structure at once perfectly fitted for its various uses; of great architectural beauty and elegance' although at the that time it had no glass roof.
So the market changed character again and was once more a fashionable place. Charles Dickens was genuinely fascinated by the colour and atmosphere of the market and rented apartments on the corner of Wellington and Tavistock Streets where he said "I can slip out at my door in the small hours after any midnight and in one circuit of the purlieus of Covent Garden Market, can behold a state of infancy and youth, as vile as if a Bourbon sat upon the English throne."
We then walked over to the Jubilee Market which was built in 1985. It was during the excavation of the site that archaeological discoveries were made - the settlement of Lundenwic, with significant Saxon remains, has greatly increased our scant knowledge of the Saxon settlement.
The Jubilee Market
In 1859 Flora Hall was built to house the flower market, but this was converted to a fruit market in 1887 and then in the 1980s became the London Transport Museum.
The Flora Hall now the London Transport Museum
Eventually the market expanded into the houses and shops in the surrounding streets. It became evident even before the second world war that the market could not remain in such a congested part of London but it was not until 1973 that the fruit and vegetable market moved to Nine Elms leaving empty market buildings and vacant premises.
Planners wanted to demolish the whole area but thankfully a vigorous campaign by local residents and the general public prevented this and the market was gradually renovated to become the popular shopping centre it is today. And of course not forgetting the street entertainers who can still be found here daily.
We then walked back towards Russell Street to Bow Street and up to the Royal Opera House. The original theatre, the Covent GardenTheatre was first opened in 1732 by John Rich, who had inherited one of the two royal patents given by Charles II allowing official authorisation for the production of plays. The first patent was granted to Thomas Killigrew who opened the first Theatre Royal on a converted tennis court in Lincoln's Inn Fields. Three years later it moved to it's present site at the corner of Russell Street and Catherine Street. These two theatres, through fires and riots, held the monopoly of legitimate theatre until 1843.
The first play at the Covent Garden Theatre was 'The Way of the World' by William Congreave. In 1807 the theatre was destroyed by a terrible fire in which twenty fireman died, The manager producer at the time was George Frederick Handel, and many of his manuscripts were destroyed by the fire, together with his organ. The theatre was rebuilt but when the prices were increased there were riots by theatregoers who released pigs and pigeons into the auditorium causing chaos. The management admitted defeat and the prices were reduced again.
In 1847 the Covent Garden Theatre was bought by the Italian composer Guiseppe Persian who presented operas and renamed the theatre The Royal Italian Opera House. It wasn't until 1939 that it became the Royal Opera House. Queen Victoria was a frequent visitor to the theatre and her carriage would be parked in front of the Bow Street Magistrates Court. However, she did not think it proper for her to be seen pulling up outside a Police Station so she had the building disguised by altering the traditional blue lamps with clear glass lamps. The station still retains it's disguise today so that it may continue not to offend any modern day opera goer.
A further fire damaged the theatre in 1856 so in 1858 the theatre was rebuilt once again, by E. M. Barry in classical style. He also built the Floral Hall next door in glass and iron, which was meant to be a rival to the Bedford's flower market. Both buildings are now part of the rebuilt Royal Opera House complex, which was recently completed.
This brought to an end our walk for today, which I found fascinating. I have tried to expand on the subjects discussed to give a slightly more in depth history of the area, as I know Aly doesn't have the time to include everything. I hope you find it as interesting as I do.
Thursday, 17 April 2008
Wednesday 16th April - Masonic Holborn
A bright but chilly day for our walk today around Masonic Holborn. Our Guide Aly decided a 'Voice Extender' was a necessity after the large crowd on our last walk, and although we were a little under 30 people this time, with the noise of the traffic it was much easier to hear what he was saying. A definite thumbs up for the Voice Extender.
The earliest record of the making of a freemason in a non-operative lodge in
In 1751 a rival Grand Lodge, calling themselves The Ancients was formed. For 60 years these two lodges co-existed before finally they unified to become the United Grand Lodge of
Only men can become freemasons although there are some linked orders that allow women members. They follow three great principles Brotherly Love, Relief and Truth. From the earliest days they have also been concerned with the care of orphans, the sick and the aged.
Our first stop was The Ship Tavern at the corner of
The Ship
Outside The Ship - a brief history
A few short metres away is the
The Lincoln Sandwich Shop, formerly The Sun Pub
We now turn the corner into
Sir John Soane's house
We now retraced our steps and returned to Kingsway. Although now a large modern building containing Sainsburys and Boots, 129 Kingsway was once The Holborn Restaurant. A huge building containing a vast dining room and a number of smaller private dining rooms and the restaurant was very popular with the local freemasons. In 1886 the Prince of Wales was made Grand Master, a position he held until he became King Edward VII in 1901. His successor was his younger brother the Duke of Connaught who became Grand Master on 3rd June 1902. The Lodge met in the Kings Hall in the restaurant until 1939.
The Prince of Wales (later King Edward VII) in Masonic Regalia
The Duke of Connaught
A short walk back down Kingsway towards Aldwych brings us to
The Prince of Wales. Great Queen Street
Central Regalia
We first walk past the New Connaught Rooms. In 1908 The Connaught Rooms were named after the then Grand Master, the Duke of Connaught and became one of the most popular venues for social and corporte events . They were built upon the site of the Freemasons Tavern and in 1910 this building was replaced with the current structure.
The New Connaught Rooms
Next to the New Connaught Rooms stands Freemasons Hall. This magnificent structure is the only Grade II listed Art Deco building in
The 'Inner Building' rises
(picture courtesy United Grand Lodge of England)
The Tower rises
(picture courtesy United Grand Lodge of England)
In 1775 the premiere Grand Lodge purchased
Freemasons Hall today
Entrance to the Library and Museum
The Library and
Well that's all for today. The next walk features
Monday, 14 April 2008
Wednesday 9th April 2008 - Homes of Famous People
William Marsden
65 Lincoln's Inn Fields
He later turned his attention to cancer sufferers and in 1851 set up another hospital in Cannon Row,
Next we moved on to a very familiar building, No. 59-60
Spencer Perceval KC
We now cross through the park to the home of Sir John Soane (1753-1837), an architect whose best known work is the Bank of England, although he also re-modelled the dining rooms of both Nos 10 and
Sir John Soane
The Sir John Soane Museum
We now walked through Little Turnstile, across High Holborn and into
Sun Yat-sen
Onward then through Gray's
He was also a noted author. He wrote romances mainly, of which Sybil and Vivian Grey are probably the best known today. Sybil was part of "The Trilogy" which also included Coningsby and Tancred.
Benjamin Disraeli, 1st Earl of Beaconsfield
We then turned along
Dorothy L. Sayers
24 Great James Street
We now continued along
Rossetti, was a founder of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood with John Everett Millais and William Holman Hunt. He aspired to be both a port and a painter, attending The Royal Academy and then studying under Ford Madox Brown. He was always more interested in the medieval than the modern side of the movement and adopted the style of the early Italian painters. He also translated Dante and other medieval Italian poets. In 1850 he met Elizabeth Siddal, who became an important model for the Pre-Raphaelite painters and they married in 1860. When she died in 1862 he was so overcome with grief that he buried all his manuscripts in her coffin. However, seven years later, he regretted his impulse and had his wife's coffin exhumed and recovered the manuscripts, which fortunately were still in reasonable condition.
Dante Gabriel Rossetti
William Morris was also associated with the Pre-Raphaelites and was one of the principal founders of the British Arts and Crafts movement, a pioneer of socialism and a writer of poetry and fiction. He is perhaps best known however for his wonderful designs of wallpaper and patterned fabrics. In the latter years of his life he wrote fantasy novels and was the first to set his stories in an entirely invented fantasy world. It is said J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis and James Joyce all drew inspiration from his work. Although never a practicing architect, his interest in the subject led to the founding in 1877 of the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings which resulted indirectly in the founding of the National Trust.
Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones (see HERE for more information) was also closely associated with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. He studied under Rossetti but developed his own style while travelling in
Cophetua by Edward Burne-Jones
Our final stop was just a few metres away. A plaque on the side of Summit House shows that John Harrison (1693-1776) lived and died in a house on that site. (see HERE for more information) He was the inventor of the Marine Chronometer which revolutionised and extended the possibility of safe long distance travel on the high seas. A more recent memorial was recently unveiled in Westminster Abbey.
John Harrison
John Harrison was born in Foulby near
The Marine Chronometer
Well that's all for this week. Hope you enjoyed it.


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I have been holed up working on a challenging project for some time now. You would think it would be easy..."draw kids cartwheeling." Right? Well this turned out to be a bit more of challenge as you can see in these drawings.
You can see the actual evolution of this project in the sketches I share here.
Running, hopping, maybe even swinging from the trees I could handle. This cartwheeling thing had me for a while.
More on this project coming soon.....


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have a FABULOUS weekend!
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have a FABULOUS weekend!
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Hey guys,
I am creating a custom search engine. I know that I have to compete with google and what not but I figured its worth a shot, you never know until you try right.
There are tons of ready made scripts out there for search engines and you can feel free to use them, as long as you can customize them to my needs.
What I need a search engine that does the exact same thing as google except with a little twist. A couple spiders should go out and grab links of websites- just the links. Then those links will show up in my Admin CP. I can choose weather to accept or reject the site based on weather I think it is spam or not. Of course the site will still be visible when you type site:[url removed, login to view], but it should not show up for any keyword searches.
I should have 4 options to either approve (meaning approve that page), Approve all (meaning approve the entire domain including subdomains), reject (reject just that page), or reject all (Reject that entire domain including subdomains)
Once sites are approved, other specialized spiders should go out and properly cache the entire website and add it to the search engine.
The algorithm is crucial to this site, but I just want a basic one. Nothing to fancy. I think there are some out there that you can use. If this websites makes me any money at all, I will be hiring a SEO specialist to come in a write me a completely custom algorithm for a couple grand.
This also needs to have image search and video search.
There should be one other feature in order to help the site gain user friendlyness with good searches. If a user searches for certain keywords or phrases, and he or she does not seem to find the desired content they need, for instance they keep coming back within a few seconds using the back button and are clicking on multiple results, that phrase or keywords should be reported to me. (Don't know if this is realistic)
I would also like an area where I can sell sponsored listings, something like adwords.
In the future I would also like to add something like PageRank to the search engine to increase persision of the search engine. This would of course be implemented later on.
Let me know what you think. This should cost much to start up as there are alot of free scripts which you can combine and work with, I would like it though if you could code it to your standards though. I'm not looking for this to initially cost me a grand, over time it will cost me a couple grand, but you will have many more jobs to come, and whatever we can't get finished in the origional project, we will get done in later pojects. You will be the long term programmer of the site and I plan on expanding alot within the next few months.


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Ignore all that mutiplier nonsense. It distracts from the important stuff...
Killing zombies.
Genre - Action, Racing, Indie
Metascore - 60%
Developer - EXOR Studios
Other Games by Developer - D.I.P.R.I.P. Warm Up
Tom's Playtime - 4.9 hours
Zombie Driver is what Wasteland Angel could, and should, have been. An inbred hybrid of Carmageddon and Left 4 Dead, Zombie Driver dumps you in a city crawling with zombies and gives you some objectives, most of which involve rescuing people in your increasingly upgradable taxis, limos and buses . Unlike Wasteland Angel, Zombie Driver has actual longevity via a few good different game modes and it's incredibly satisfying to simply take out your best car and weapons and go crazy. If you don't fancy waiting until next year for the new Carmageddon, this should tide you over very nicely.
Tom's Score - 8/10


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Proud member of the Vin Diesel Friendship Brigade
As a neuroscientist I have to disagree with the perception that anyone is doing mathematical modeling of cognitive intelligence, yet; intelligence as an economist defines it, yes, but economists are worlds away from actual cognition.
Where is Squiddy? Bet she'd LOVE this.


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Jeremiah 31:31-34
Psalm 51:1-12
John 12:20-33
It is that time again, the time of the year when those in the United Methodist Church decide if they will be retiring, which sparks decisions by our Bishop and the District Superintendents as to who will be appointed. And it is that time of year when all of us United Methodist pastors might receive a phone call asking us to consider moving to another church. Moreover, this happens all across our denomination from California to Cape Cod, Massachusetts, from Alaska to Guam.
We serve always at the Bishops discretion, for the first time in 12 years; my wife will be awaiting the phone call, because she will be moving as of July 1rst. I am reminded of the story of graduating seminarian student from United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio, who had just received his appointment from the bishop. He was complaining and grumbling because the appointment did not fit what he felt he deserved. Another Student, in a loving but unsympathetic way patted him on the back and said, "You know the world is a better place because Michelangelo didn't say,
'I don't do ceilings.'"
Pope Julius II asked Michelangelo to paint the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, but at first Michelangelo refused, he was a sculptor. He referred to himself as such, and vastly preferred working with marble to almost anything else that life offered. Before the ceiling frescoes, the only painting he had done was during his brief stint as a student.
Julius, however, was adamant that Michelangelo - and no other - should paint the chapel ceiling. What Julius wanted, he usually got. It took him a bit over four years, from July of 1508 to October of 1512, and now it is a treasure, many people on pilgrimage to Rome will visit.
Often we are called to service, to walk with Jesus along an unknown path, one that takes us down the road to places we feel unprepared, or even overly prepared for. However, being a faithful follower of the Prince of Peace, we commit ourselves to do what ever it takes, no sacrifice is too big or too small, no amount of work for the kingdom is too small or too big, with the guidance of the Holy Spirit. The Spirit resonates with the law that is written on our hearts so we will have the strength to serve wherever the road will take us.
We might want to object, just as we might when it comes to housework,
I do not do windows! I never knew the truth of that statement until I as an adult and responsible for cleaning windows how difficult it is to get all the dirt off, especially when you have to climb up on a roof to get the outside! And especially cause just as soon as you get them clean, they get dirty quick and all your hard work goes up in dust!
But cleaning windows also helps me remember how I need to clean away those things in my life that keep from seeing the law God has written on my heart. Create in me a clean heart the Psalmist writes as a prayer to God, to clean away the resistance to answering God's call to be a faithful disciple.
This is the message the student was trying to share with his friend, when he lifts up the Michelangelo image of how to serve means to follow where ever the Spirit is working in you, even if it comes way of stubborn pope who wouldn't say no! The world is a better place because of his art. Just as the world is a better place because
Moses didn't say, "I don't do rivers."
Noah didn't say, "I don't do arks."
Jeremiah didn't say, "I don't do weeping."
Ruth didn't say, "I don't do mothers-in-law."
David didn't say, "I don't do giants."
Mary didn't say, "I don't do virgin births."
Mary Magdalene didn't say, "I don't do feet."
John the Baptist didn't say, "I don't do deserts."
Paul didn't say, "I don't do letters."
Jesus didn't say, "I don't do crosses."
Now the interesting thing about all these folks, is that they were not the valedictorians of their class, they were not mayor of their cities, they were not known for their brilliance and oratory skills. In every case their lives were transformed when they listened to the Holy Spirit, and then followed God's commandment to love one another with all your heart and mind and strength, and your neighbor as yourself. Moses had a lisp, but he delivered the 10 commandments, Noah was not a builder but he hosted all of creation on an ark, Jeremiah was not considered the greatest prophet, yet God's words he preached came true. And Jesus, well Jesus was born in a stable and crucified next to the garbage dump on the most anti-climatic way, on a cross, like a common criminal.
For him to lose his life meant trusting God all the way through the difficulties, all the resistance, and all the hatred. Not exactly a glamorous job. However, as Leonard Sweet states: "If you want to be first, you have to be willing to be last. Do you want to be strong? You have to be willing to be weak. Do you want to win? You have to be willing to lose.
He goes on to say: "What is most weak, most despised, and most contemptible in your life and mine can become, through the power of the Holy Spirit, what is most beautiful and most radiant, and what can produce the most blessing." (The Gospel According to Starbucks, WaterBrook Press, 2007, p.26)>
The weak are made strong, the afraid are given courage, the angry transformed into passionate peacemakers, and the unfaithful are given trust. God clears away all the dirt and sin away from our hearts so we are reborn into a life of service.
In the next few Sundays, Palm Sunday and Easter, we will have wonderful reminders of God's ability to transform death to life. We celebrate these two Sundays with great joy because we are a resurrection people, and we believe God, we trust God with our lives.
However, in between those two high holy days, it is good for us to remember that Jesus suffered, Jesus bled, and Jesus was crucified.
We might be tempted to ignore this part of his life, to gloss over the pain he suffered. We want our lives to be free from suffering, we want to receive the good stuff of life and be able to live comfortably. But this is not the way Jesus preaches, this is not the life Jeremiah preaches.
We will suffer if we choose to lose our lives for Jesus' sake. We will be in pain if we open our hearts to the suffering of the world around us.
We do not have to go looking for it; the world just is full of it already. Moreover, it is all around.
People have asked me why we spend so much time on prayer concerns and celebrations, so even reflect that they do not know the person we are asked to pray for. Nevertheless, I say, this is one of the most important ways that we open our hearts to hear God speaking to us. If you don't think you can change the world it is okay, cause God has that covered, all we have to do is open our hearts, lose our lives for Jesus sake and we will be given the way to making the world a better place.
We never know what we might called to do, how our lives might be changed as we worship, but unless we give Jesus our lives each time we worship, we might live our whole lives without answering God's call.
Last week, Jim M. and I were looking over the wedding brochure we give to couples contemplating using our facilities for their wedding. When I went to the Bridal Faire up at Cal-Poly Pomona in Feb., several couples asked if I only performed weddings at the church. I said, "No, I would go just about anywhere!" Therefore, I asked Jim if we could include language in the brochure that would reflect my willingness to go just about anywhere. Then I paused as I thought about the pastor who performed a wedding skydiving, or the one who performed the ceremony while the couple ran the Boston Marathon, or the couple who thought a bungee jump wedding could work, and I realized that I might not be as willing to go anywhere as I thought!
Yet, Jesus does call me to lose my life, to give over direction, to trust and allow the Holy Spirit to guide me, wherever that might be on my pilgrimage. Do I trust God that much? Do I believe God that much?
No but I am willing to try, to dedicate, to be open to new possibilities, and to allow god to use me where ever that might be. This is the kind of fellowship we are all invited into, to be a pilgrim people, to keep following Jesus no matter where the path might lead, no matter how much suffering we might feel, no matter how difficult the journey will be. When we let go and let God, then God can create a masterpiece with our lives and we can leave this world knowing we served faithfully and the world is a better place because of our service. Amen


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The infrastructure of Doordarshan and AIR in all major metros and important state capitals is expected to go digital in next three to four years. This will put India among the select group of countries to have turned their broadcasting digital.
This move will effectively reduce the number of terrestrial transmitters from 1,400 to less than 700 for Doordarshan while increasing the carrying capacity of channels per transmitter. For viewers, this will mean a substantial improvement in reception of picture and sound quality.
While the Union Cabinet has allocated Rs 620 crore towards the digitalisation plans of Doordarshan, AIR will get over Rs 840 crore. Both have to put in place the digital infrastructure in next three years.
According to Doordarshan officials, under the digitalisation drive, all the major Doordarshan Kendras will get digital equipment. Subsequently, all such Doordarshan stations will be digitally linked using the satellite. The digital archiving of content and video library is currently on. The transmission of Commonwealth Games in October will kick-off the digital transmission drive of Doordarshan terrestrially. Digital Terrestrial Transmission or DTT has been adopted by several developed and developing nations in order to unlock spectrum and provide better quality of broadcasting. India, according to a Planning Commission report, should be able to completely switch over to digital transmission before 2017.
n order to do so, the government is approaching the digitalisation drive in four steps. In the initial two steps, the digital infrastructure of Doordarshan in Delhi and other metros will be upgraded at an estimated cost of Rs 320 crore. Similarly, AIR's infrastructure will be overhauled by replacing the existing medium-wave transmitter by digital transmitters at an estimated cost of Rs 290 crore.
Source: www.financialexpress.com)
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11am: 10-21
4pm: 01-05
9pm: 31-02
EZ2 Lotto Prize: P4,000.00 per 10 peso play
Draw Date: September 18, 2013 (Wednesday)
Once again, the EZ2 result and winning numbers are as follows…
EZ2 result 09/18/2013 (Wednesday):
11:00AM (Morning Draw) Result – 10-21
04:00PM (Afternoon Draw) Result – 01-05
09:00PM (Evening Draw) Result – 31-02
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Barcelona || don't just visit but experience with all your senses
Strolling along the authentic, narrow, and old streets of Barcelona one can be a witness of its everyday life, and feel the identity and cultural distinctiveness of this magic city. You are guided through the city by names of streets in Catalan language painted on beautiful tiles attached to the city buildings. To chill out, sit on mini squares among the locals and enjoy the sunshine. What else do you need to feel happy? Oh, maybe some tapas. more
Berlin || tolerance and openness to what is new, fresh, and innovative
Berlin is like a magnet for artists and creators representing various areas of arts and culture. It appeals to people looking for freedom and their own living space, to Europeans as well as citizens of the whole world. This incredible city could be defined by means of only two words: tolerance and openness to what is new, fresh, and innovative. Hence, everybody who visits Berlin can easily experience its colours and diversity. more
Paris || opens for all what is new, creative and a bit rebellious
Paris owes its today's image and a worldwide recognition to enthusiastic, young Parisians who once left the city to look for inspirations in the world, and right now are coming back with new energy and heads full of ideas. In fact, they have really stirred things up here. We have the pleasure to know some of creative Parisians who have eagerly showed us round their spectacular city. We are really grateful to them for all revealed secrets which we are now keen to pass on to our dear readers. more


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|By blackjack on Saturday, June 17, 2000 - 06:45 am: Edit
A latin nitpick:
The phrase I believe ou were looking for was "Apologia pro vita sua", the title of John Henry Cardinal Newman's autobiography, which traslates "Apology for his life."
|By Don Walsh on Saturday, June 17, 2000 - 01:46 am: Edit
Thanks very much, Michele.
I don't think you will have long to wait, the uncertainty has to do with bureaucratic processes (licensing) rather than technical matters.
I also hope that our price structure obliges some others to find more economical sources for their products so they can reduce their retails.
And in case anyone misunderstood: I do encourage everyone so inclined to buy La Bleue for the time being as it is the best Absinthe NOW on the market, and once we are shipping it will still be the #2 absinthe of choice for most people. The catch is to find a way to buy it without having to take out a second mortgage.
|By michele on Saturday, June 17, 2000 - 01:17 am: Edit
I've been waiting for you to make this announcement for quite a while now. Ted's recipe intrigues me.What you've been up to has allowed me to hold off on ordering la bleue (too rich for my blood, I'm unemployed at the moment) figuring your enterprise might drive the price down and allow me to try both eventually. I think this is very good news.
|By Don Walsh on Saturday, June 17, 2000 - 12:31 am: Edit
Fellow Forum Participants:
I have been accused of doing 'nothing' for you. Among my other crimes such as pride.
Let me recap just what my associates and I are doing for you.
We are incorporating a new company in Thailand NOW, to manufacture authentic, flawless, highly potent Absinthe of the recipe painstakingly worked out over seven years by our own Ted Breaux -- our own of the Forum and our own in the new company here.
I have spent $5000 on equipment and have ordered another $35,000 worth of further production equipment from Switzerland. This will provide us within 90 days with a production capacity in excess of 100 liters a day of 68 degree Absinthe.
As you know Ted has spared no effort to reproduce absolutely authentic top shelf French Absinthe of the 1900 period. Many can attest to its rare quality, unmatched by ANY modern absinthe. That Ted possesses original E.Pernod and Pernod Fils, as you know, is of great value in this process.
Believe me when I tell you that we are being just as uncompromising about the materials and processes to scale this up for production here in Thailand where such production is just as legal as in Spain, Portugal, or the Czech Republic, and a damned sight more legal than it is in Neuchatel.
The fact that our pricing will be substantially LESS than that of various small time smugglers of other commercial and bootleg absinthes, may not be comforting to those smugglers. But it is to your advantage. Best Absinthe at better prices: that's what we are doing for you.
Several members of this Forum will soon be receiving free samples of this product and they will be able speak for themselves as to what it is like.
Of course Ted can speak for himself and I challenge anyone to question his integrity on this Forum.
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Look what came in the mail!
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I did my daughter's nursery in a bird theme and since then, they're my new thing.
Así es que el amor de tus hijas por los pájaros viene de tí, eh????ReplyDelete
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So whimsical and bold! And how awesome that it was on sale. I'm currently in the process of making baby bibs, a skirt, pom-pom garlands and re-decorating/organizing the.entire.house!ReplyDelete
I love your bird! I'm a bird "collector" myself. My son sends me bird "things" for special occasions. He has great taste. A few he has purchased at a shop in Oakland--the name escapes me but I've been there. Wonder if it's the same shop?ReplyDelete
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Happy New Year too. I haven't been by in awhile
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On the night the impossible happened, I prayed right up to the last hope. Right up until Wisconsin was lost and President-Elect Impossible made his improbable speech.
I prayed "Help Her rise. Help Her win." Not her with a little "h". Capital "H" Her, as in the She Of Whom I Am A Part, because I am a woman, and because I live on Earth. She who has been oppressed, suppressed, abused, and maligned in this country from the moment it was stolen from its original keepers.
I informed Spirit, in case Spirit somehow missed the last eighteen months in one slow cosmic blink, that many humans and non-humans would suffer and even die if Mr. Impossible's campaign promises became President Impossible's legacy.
Fight for yourself, I prayed. Save yourself. Marshall your forces and help her, capital "H" Hillary, rise and be worthy of what she claims to represent. I prayed for the spirits of the dead to turn the energy towards victory on behalf of those who would join them in short order otherwise.
Now it is the aftermath and the last person standing is not a capital "H" anything. Maybe if it were four years or even four months hence I would have some satisfactory explanation for how we let this happen. But I'm writing this today, from the Land of Impossible, and all I have to offer you is this:
I believe that the heart and spirit of every prayer is answered, and I believe that answer sometimes, maybe most times, doesn't look at all the way we think it should.
Maybe by the time you read this, no explanation will be necessary. Maybe you will have already discovered the mysterious blessings, the unequivocal answer to the great glaring "WHY?" Maybe you will already be rejoicing in the knowledge that capital "H" Her, capital "S" She, did in fact heroically save not only herself, but all of us as well.
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Homer's Iliad and the Icelandic Snorra Edda are examples of true epics.
"Epic" is also a genre: any work showing human drama on a grand scale.
There are tons of epic films. They are normally ambitious, so some are spectacular and unforgettable (Ben-Hur, Gone With the Wind, etc.) and others are embarrassingly bad (have you seen Australia? Oh dear!).
Nike have just released a mini-epic advert for the World Cup, "Write the Future". What do you think of it? It seems bizarre to me - and what is Homer Simpson doing in it? A very unmoving "epic ad" for an epic event :-)
In modern language "epic" is more frequently is used to describe something extraordinarily good and unusual e.g. "That's an epic haircut, man!"
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Johns Hopkins Defeats Bates and Dickinson
The Basics
• Scores:
#17 Johns Hopkins-5, #27 Bates-4
#17 Johns Hopkins-8, Dickinson-1
• Records: JHU (4-0, 1-0 CC) • BC (1-6) • DC (1-5, 0-1 CC)
• The Short Story: The Johns Hopkins men's tennis team won a pair of split squad matches on Saturday, beating 27th-ranked Bates (5-4) and Dickinson (8-1).
How it Happened • Dickinson
• Hopkins opened Centennial Conference play with an 8-1 win at Dickinson. Junior Justin Kang and freshman Joseph Cartledge on 8-4 at first doubles over Shawn Diniz and Samuel Loring.
• Sophomores Nakul Narendran and Coline Muraika dropped just one game as they beat Derek Chen and Nicholas Reese at second. Freshmen Vik Vasan and Matt Sklar won 8-6 over Qi Hua and Jackson Claudio at third.
• The Blue Jays then won five of the six singles matches to take the win. Kang opened singles play with a 6-3, 6-0 win over Diniz at first. Claudio picked up the Red Devils' lone point with a 7-6, 6-1 win over Sklar at second.
• Freshman Aaron Carey won by the same score as Kang over Chen at third. Narendran took a 6-0 decision in his first set but the pulled out a 7-6 (5) win in the second set against Loring.
• Freshman Nathan Safran beat Reese 6-2, 6-1 at fifth and classmate Elliott Seckler defeated Hua 6-2, 6-3 at sixth.
How it Happened • Bates
• Ben Rosen and Chris Ellis grabbed the first point of the match with an 8-5 win over seniors Mike Buxbaum and Jeremy Dubin at first. Senior Emerson Walsh and freshman Austin Gu then tied the match as they beat Josh Leiner and Josh Quijano, 8-6, at second.
• Junior David Perez and sophomore Scott Thygesen sent Hopkins into singles play with a 2-1 lead after they beat Jacob Kauppila and Vidyut Yadav, 8-6.
• Ellis picked up the first point of singles and tied the match with a 6-4, 6-2 defeat of Thygesen at second. Adam Schwartz then put the Bobcats up, 3-2, as he beat Gu 6-3, 6-1 at fifth.
• Perez evened the match with a 6-4, 6-3 win over Quijano at third and freshman Cody Kim gave the Blue Jays the lead with a 6-1, 6-3 defeat of Brent Feldman at sixth.
• Walsh clinched the win for Hopkins and gave it a 5-3 lead with a 7-6 (3), 6-1 win over Pat Ordway at fourth. Rosen closed out the match with a 6-2, 2-6, 6-2 win over Buxbaum at first.
What it Means
• Hopkins improves to 30-3 all-time against Dickinson and has won 24 straight in the series.
• Hopkins has now won four straight over Bates and improves to 5-1 all-time against the Bobcats.
For the Record
• Head coach Chuck Willenborg now has 196 career wins in his 12th season at the helm.
Up Next
• Hopkins travels to Gettysburg on Tuesday, March 28 to take on the Bullets in Centennial Conference action.


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Happy Easter to all
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Last night Dan and I attended our second golf lesson. We got to the range early, so we decided to kill a bucket before we met up with the instructor. It seemed like a good idea at the time, although my arms are regretting it now. On the upside, the muscles do look nice and tight.
I walked away from yesterday's lesson feeling much more confident. While I still scream amateur, I did manage get a few nice shots near the 100 yard marker. Once again we were using the 7 iron. If I'm still only hitting 100 yards when I try out my driver next week, I'll have to reexamine my newfound confidence.
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