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The New Cambridge Medieval History, Volume 4, Part 2: c.1024–c.1198
the second one a part of the amount is set the process events--ecclesiastical and secular--with regard to the papacy, the western empire (mainly Germany), Italy, France, Spain, the British Isles, Scandinavia, Hungary, Poland, the Byzantine empire and the settlements in Palestine and Syria validated via the crusades and their Muslim associates.
Matilda, countess of Tuscany, then forty-three years outdated and Welf V, elderly seventeen. whilst King Henry went to Italy in 1090 to execute a verdict for prime treason opposed to the countess he stumbled on himself trapped close to Verona, simply because cooperation among the Tuscan and Welf fans hindered him from relocating north back till 1096, while Welf had grown bored with his getting older spouse and back into his fealty. In 1093 the pope received Henry's son Conrad, the younger king, over to his facet and in 1095 he allow Henry's.
Reconciliation among Matilda and the king which prevailed. In 1111, after Henry V's trip to Italy and the imperial coronation that Paschal II was once restricted to accomplish, the emperor and Matilda ultimately met. The countess, possibly with the purpose of keeping off the breaking apart of the Canossa lands, declared Henry in my view to be the inheritor to all her allodial possessions and massive mass of lands and castles, fairly within the areas of Italy adjoining to the Po. Henry occupied those for.
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Invaders. From documentary assets it's been calculated that among two-thirds and three-quarters of the truly non-indigenous people from southern Italy whose names are identified from the 11th and early 12th centuries have been really from the duchy of Normandy. both those people had kin names which are traced again to someplace within the duchy, or they defined themselves particularly as 'Norman' (as against Bretons, Flemings and so on. who additionally look in charters), or their names had a.
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Fables For Adults
by Thomas Sowell - September 15th, 2009 - Townhall.com
Many years ago, as a small child, I was told one of those old-fashioned fables for children. It was about a dog with a bone in his mouth, who was walking on a log across a stream.
The dog looked down into the water and saw his reflection. He thought it was another dog with a bone in his mouth-- and it seemed to him that the other dog's bone was bigger than his. He decided that he was going to take the other dog's bone away and opened his mouth to attack.
It is with simple stories like this one that Thomas Sowell teaches us all about the important things in life. He must be tearing his hair out right now, as he watches the nation we both love and admire going down a road to a system that requires us to believe that the dog was right to drop his bone. Insanity. Nothing but insanity.

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Friday, March 12, 2010
From Andrea Ball: CD release March 26th!
hello there.
This last month has been a whirl wind for me! I, being of the creative nature, could not hold down my day job. So I'm happy and proud to say that I am no longer employed by the man. He was killing me softly! so all of you out there who are sitting behind the four walls of cubical hell, I hope you find a way out just like I did. That is if you think it's that hot in there, but I hope you love your job!
I have a couple of things to tell you all.
1. I'm extremely proud to be doing a cd release party for "Dial Tone" on March 26th! We'll be pulling out all the stops with a full band, violins and trumpets oh my! I really hope all of you can come because it would mean a lot to me to have you there (hi-dive, 7th s. broadway). I've honestly worked so hard on making this album. It's been about a year since I started this project. Take a listen to "dial tone" if you haven't heard the song- go here
2. I'm going to SXSW! if you are out there please stop by and see us!! send me an email if you have any inside information that we need to know about, we're all about getting into as many parties as possible- even if we have to impersonate, jump walls, snag other people's badges to do so. ha ha. ok we won't be breaking the law, maybe...
come to the hi-dive on the 26th!!!!
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Latitude: 51.5744 / 51°34'27"N
Longitude: -0.0144 / 0°0'51"W
OS Eastings: 537695
OS Northings: 188035
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Entry Name: Bakers Almshouses Railings and Gates
Listing Date: 24 February 1987
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1065594
English Heritage Legacy ID: 206914
Location: Waltham Forest, London, E10
County: London
District: Waltham Forest
Electoral Ward/Division: Lea Bridge
Built-Up Area: Waltham Forest
Traditional County: Essex
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Greater London
Church of England Parish: Leyton All Saints
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Railings and gates. Mid to late C19 restored and reset upon C20 brick wall and
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Leys standards to railing with foliated dog rail. Overthrow with words "London
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Month: April 2016
Nerves: Wales and Ireland
I won't be posting in the blog for a few weeks. It's not because I have nothing it say. It's because I'll be spending the next week and a half in Wales/Ireland. I am currently extremely excited and also extremely nervous. I am a pro at flying in the USA. I travel alone all the time. I have only ever left the country once and that was a year ago with my family to go to the Bahamas. I have never been to Europe let alone Europe alone.
I have a night flight tomorrow and I'm curious to see how it goes. Long plane rides tend to give me anxiety. I have very narrow ear cannels so pressure builds up in them and I normally can't hear well for a few hours. Naturally that would stress anyone out. If anyone has good suggestions for decongestants or good things to do on long flights let me know!
I want to bring a little journal to write about my adventures there. Hopefully I won't forget it.
Wish me luck guys. Here comes another adventure.
Post infusion feels
Well I was going to write a post giving updates on the infusions and such but I'm not now. My head feels fuzzy and I'm tired. I don't want to think hard enough to actually write a post right now. 5 down and unknown amount to go. At least they are working. The day after just always sucks. Good thing "not boyfriend" is coming over to take care of me after work.
More posts coming soon.
Oh adulting
It's that time of the year where I'm stressing about "adulting". Well more I'm stressing about money again. I unfortunately had a bunch of bills hit me at once. I needed new contacts ($135), an oil change ($90 boo hybrid cars), and I just found out I need new breaks ($300+). This is also on top of still needing to buy a bridesmaid dress for my friend's wedding ($130). I'm in a bit of a panic mode right now. I'm at work and need to focus but it's nearly impossible right now.
Work has also been extremely stressful. I'm currently counting down the days till my vacation. Will be in Wales two weeks from now. Thank God!
I'll just do my normal overreacted and panic for a day then get over it thing.


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- Where you were in your project before the session.
Before our session we had all the interviews and the advertisements completed.
- Where you are in your project right now, as the session wraps up.
We did some preliminary editing to the film but mostly we completed the conclusion for the film.
- What you accomplished during the session. So, tell me what footage you edited, what research you conducted, what technological mishaps you encountered, what interviews you recorded, what conversations you had, what writing you completed, what captions you created, so on and so forth.
During this session, we did some finalization to the advertisements then we decided to film the conclusion. We wrote out a script and then Rohan voiced it over the film. At the end of the session we have all the film done so now only editing remains.
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Today we left Prague, CR, on a bus and met our bike tour guides just outside of a small scenic town I still cannot recall the name of without seeing it written down. But the initials are CK and that is how I will refer to it henceforth. The bike tour guides are quite fun and awesome, and very patient. My rental bike is also pretty damn perfect. I am with a group of about 15 Americans and as I just discovered, three Mexicans from Mexico City. One of the Mexicans, Pepe, oversees a coffee empire with his girlfriend, whose name escapes me at the moment. By the end of this trip, I should have everyone's name down.
When we arrived in the small Bohemian town of CR, we were taken on a walking tour of the quaint village. It is the kind of town I might die in. I have a recurring dream that I die in a rural place with cold rushing river waters and trout fishing. I am not all that into trout fishing, but I can't argue with a dream. I had the same premonition of death biking in New Zealand, where there were lots of crazy rushing streams coming out of the glaciers. I think as long as I stay away from trout fishing, I will avoid my fate. However, the traffic in Czech Republic is insane. I could see myself being clipped by a car as I cross a bridge over cold rushing waters, and as I hurtle over the guard rail, I see a Czech fly fisherman looking up at me in surprise, a look that changes to concern as he realizes my twirling injured carcass is heading right for him.
But I ramble. After the walking tour, we had a bike briefing session with our bike tour guides and then got fitted for our bikes. Like I said, my bike fit me beautifully, at least once I raised the height appropriately. Then we took off for a short 8 mile training ride around the outskirts of CR. It was a bit hairy leaving town, what with all the tourists blocking the paths and the cobblestones. But once we got outside of town, it was smooth, albeit chilly, sailing (biking). It had rained during our walking tour of town but miraculously cleared up and turned partly sunny for our bike ride.
The hotel we are in used to be a monastery and there are lots of religious pictures on the walls. Perhaps the monastery still contains some astral connection to the heavenly realm, and Jesus, peering out from some of the many pictures of himself on the walls, Harry Potter style, took pity on our gathering bike group. In any case, it was still in the 50s outside and I wore my smart wool bike jersey (actually obtained in New Zealand) under my rain slicker (just in case JC lost interest in us while we were out biking). That kept me plenty warm while biking, but after I got back to the parking lot where the ride ended, I got chilly waiting for my slower riding folks to arrive. Back at the hotel I took a nice hot shower to get my core temperature back up.
It felt great to be biking, after all the walking we did, at a snail's pace, in Prague. I hope we do less walking in Vienna. I am looking forward to seeing the town and the shows we have lined up, but I am repulsed by tourist commercialism and large crowds, especially when I have to endure it on foot. Hopefully, it won't be as bad as Prague in that regard.
In the evening, after we cleaned up from the biking, we met our bike tour guides for some champagne, followed by dinner at a medieval style restaurant called The Katakoms. It was down a spiral staircase in some actual catacombs. I will believe these catacombs date from medieval times, because that is kinder on my soul, but they may have been a more modern commercial construction designed to attract tourists like us.
Given the medieval atmosphere, I had the "wenches" bring me a liter of Pilsner beer, which comes from the Czech town of Plz. Yep, just like that. It was actually two half liters, the consumption of which was drawn out over almost two hours of socializing with the whole tour group.
I sat next to the Mexicans, which is how I determined they were solid respectable people. I hope I get to party with them on this trip. I also talked to the Jersey girl named Kate as we walked back to the hotel. She is traveling with her aunt and parents. They are pretty cool too, and most important, they are fast bikers, so I hope I can ride with them this week and keep a strong pace to burn off all the Czech beer and pork tenderloins I have been consuming like it is going out of style. My folks will be fine at their own pace. One of the bike tour guides follows up the rear of each day's route and "sweeps" everyone along so they don't fall too far behind and get lost.
I am totally in my element on a bike and I am geeked for more riding. Here are some pictorial highlights from today.


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So recently I realised that I have been extremely inactive in publishing anything on this blog. I had intended to write some sort of summary of my thesis, once (and on the condition that) I passed my viva. Given that I passed my viva in mid-March, and yet I still haven't produced anything, until now, it is fair to say that I am extremely overdue. The reasons for this are typical of individuals in a similar situation in their early careers, I have a few publications in the pipeline, and along with teaching commitments, resolving some corrections and job applications, I haven't produced anything on this blog until now. I have tried to write this post for a broad readership, and so, hopefully, it will be accessible to both my friends who have wondered what I have been doing for the past three and a half years, and at the same time, it will also be of interest to my academic colleagues who might be interested in my work.
First, a small comment with regards to my viva, alongside some friendly advice to anyone facing the process. Undoubtedly, the viva is a scary process, and why wouldn't it be? Two experts in your field will read your thesis (often intricately) and find its flaws (they will find them), and then discuss your work with you for between one and two hours. For the best of us, this is a daunting experience. With that said, I found the process to be a wholly positive and valuable process. My examiners were Dr David Parrott (New College, Oxford) and Professor Bernard Capp (Warwick), and both of them are leading experts in seventeenth-century military developments.
Prior to the viva, I was nervous, especially because the viva was not scheduled until the early afternoon. Now, I could recommend reading over the thesis in advance (several times), which I did, although whether this was of benefit to me is questionable. I found several points of concern during this process, which I felt might conflict with the examiners' views, but actually, this was not worth worrying about, and these points were only raised in passing, and my examiners were willing to accept my arguments. So with this in mind, I would say that the most valuable piece of advice before the viva is to keep calm and focused. After all, during the examination, it quickly became apparent that I am an expert in this field, and I was happy to discuss and answer any questions about a topic that I know very well. As a result, the viva really was a valuable process and it may even have surpassed the two-hour mark (largely because I really do find it easy to talk about my research, if I am asked).
The viva is also a productive exercise and is an excellent opportunity to learn, there are always things that can be improved on with our work, and my thesis was no different. My viva was passed with minor corrections, a recommendation given to the majority of PhD students, and actually I largely expected these corrections. These changes were almost entirely based around further copy-editing, an issue that has long been my flaw. Comments were 'change this word' or 'rephrase this', which I was happy with, and these issues were resolved in the space of a month. So overall, the viva was a positive process. My research was complemented, as were my arguments and the structure of my thesis as a whole, so 'onwards and upwards'…I hope.
For those of you interested, my thesis is around 80,000 words (excluding the forematter, footnotes and bibliography) and almost 350 pages. Its title is 'Divided by La Manche: Naval Enterprise and Maritime Revolution in Early Modern England and France, 1545-1642'. As you may guess from the title, my thesis is a study of naval expansion and decline in England and France, from the Battle of the Solent in July 1545 (when the Mary Rose sank) to the beginning of the English Civil War (and death of the French principal minister Cardinal Richelieu) in 1642. With this said, it also occasionally refers to material from both before and after these dates, so this range could be expanded from 1500 to 1660. It considers how navies were administered, maintained, funded and constructed, and in doing so, it assesses the advances and effects of naval growth to both kingdoms' political and ideological constructs.
As a comparative study of early modern state and naval development, it engages with the work of Jan Glete, whose European and North American study, Navies and Nations (1993), stressed the importance of navies to the military revolution debate (if you don't know what this is – google it).[1] Using a similar methodology to Glete's, my thesis uses quantitative statistical analysis to account for naval and state growth. This was made possible by an extensive research trip that collected a large source base from national and regional archives in England and France, alongside printed documentation, and resources from museums and art galleries. During a research trip to France that lasted almost six months, I visited archives and museums in Le Havre, Nantes, Brest and Paris. Meanwhile, research in Britain was largely confined to London, although I did spend some time in Portsmouth, Oxford and Cambridge. (Okay, I am starting to realise at this stage, that this post is becoming a plug for my thesis, which will be available in all good suppliers….not anytime soon).
Having related my work to Glete's, my thesis also differs from his research by concentrating on two states, and by doing so, it provides a more detailed and bespoke account of naval development for England and France. With a reduced spatial and temporal focus, my thesis determines how specific instances of naval growth in the English and French kingdoms were either caused by, or led to, state consolidation. For example, Alan James (2004) addressed how Cardinal Richelieu's success by organising the fall of the last major Huguenot stronghold, La Rochelle, in 1628-29, coincided with the emergence of a strengthened French fleet.[2] At the same time, state instability had repercussions on naval growth. Taking one example, the domestic volatility during Edward VI's reign and Mary I's accession resulted in a significant decrease in the size and strength of England's navy.
By undertaking a comparative study, it quickly came to my attention that the highly centralised English standing navy, based almost exclusively in and around London, contrasted with the regional distribution of the French fleets. In other words, whereas the English royal warships were located at the core of the kingdom, France's navy was spread across the peripheries. It became clear to me that this French system had very little option but to divide its warships in this way; its navy was conditioned by the kingdom's geography. If we look at a map of France, we can see that the country's coastline is split into two frontiers, because of the Iberian Peninsula, and so, if the state was to defend its sea borders, it would require two fleets, one for the Mediterranean, and a second for the Atlantic and North Sea. Meanwhile, the English navy's main dockyards, and its administrative centre, remained in the southeast, with its royal dockyards at Deptford and Chatham. The English navy's home, then, was located within close proximity to the head of state. Such a relationship between sea forces and Paris was not possible in France; instead, its chief naval bases were located at Le Havre, Brest, Brouage and Marseille by the 1630s. The closest of these to Paris, Le Havre, was still some 200 km away.
Moving on, the main focus of my thesis is on producing a framework that accounts for the rise and decline of naval strength. It suggests that three principal factors can account for these developments in early modern Europe. First, naval strength was reliant upon the will, enthusiasm and political stability of the monarch. Second, naval developments advanced most drastically under the pressure of international competition. State navies rarely advanced in isolation from the international theatre, but instead, navies often adapted and improved upon foreign maritime developments. The naval expansion schemes of England and France in this period were intertwined; both kingdoms were influenced by their rival's naval activity across the Channel. This connection is shown with Charles I's great warship the Sovereign of the Seas, which was constructed in response to the launch of the large French warship la Couronne in 1636. The English Channel was an international space of political and cultural exchange that facilitated English, French and other European navies' advances. Finally, (returning to the point made in the previous paragraph) the maritime frontiers and the geography of both kingdoms are explored. The size, composition, visual design and location of state navies were conditioned by geography.
On a final note in regards to my thesis, rather than approaching the topic with a structure that is organised chronologically, my thesis uses a thematic approach in its chapters because of its comparative methodology. By using this structure, it is possible to illustrate the similarities, differences and instances of near concurrent development within the two states' navies. The first two chapters consider the administrative infrastructure of the two kingdoms' navies, and look in particular at the admiralty, councils and local governance. The third chapter evaluates the fiscal framework that permitted navies to operate and expand; it compares how revenue for naval expenditure was produced, recorded, and spent. The fourth and fifth chapters, which are arguably the most pivotal to my argument, consider the actual expansion of the fleets. The fifth chapter, in particular, correlates periods of naval growth with state strength and consolidation. My final chapter explores a previously understudied topic by discussing how sixteenth and early-seventeenth-century warships were exploited as symbols of power, through their design, use in elite and popular imagery, and through their role in state ceremonies. Altogether, these six chapters provide a coherent comparison and analysis of how, and why, navies were administered, maintained and developed in this period.
Thesis Contents
- The Admiralty and the State
- The Appointment of an Admiral
- The Jurisdiction of the Admiral
- Administrative Developments
- The Councils of the Admiralty
- Naval Developments in the Localities
- State Finance and the Navy
- Naval Expenditure
- Ordinary State Revenue
- Atypical Income
- Warship Design and State Control
- Galleys and Oared Vessels
- Warship Size
- Vessel Architecture and the State
- Naval Expansion, Private Vessels and State Control
- Merchant Composition
- Numerical Growth in State Navies
- Naval Decline
- The Ship of State
- Name and Reputation
- Decorating an Early Modern Warship
- Audience and Popular Representation
Coda and Conclusion
To be honest, it is nice to now have a break from this project. I will, of course, in the not too distant future, look into publishing my work. For now, however, I am enjoying starting something new. I have recently been researching the loss of Calais in 1558, and its alleged impact on making England maritime, and my findings will eventually form an article. Aside from this, I will also look more into naval affairs during James I's reign. I think that James often receives a bad image among historians for the navy's limited strength during his reign, especially when compared to his predecessor, and this judgement is perhaps unfair, especially in the later years of his life. I will also continue pursuing the visual culture of early modern navies. Most importantly though, I am now having to jump the huge hurdle of getting a job in early career academia…its not going to be easy, but I will try my best.
Thanks for reading.
Or I guess, as I now can, Dr Redding.
[1] Jan Glete, Navies and Nations: Warships, Navies and State Building in Europe and America, 1500-1860 (2 Volumes, Stockholm: Almqvist & Wiksell International, 1993).
[2] Alan James, The Navy and Government in Early Modern France 1572-1661 (Chippenham, Wiltshire: The Boydell Press, 2004).


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It's a New Year and time for a new blog! 2011 promises to be an outstanding year for A Thyme to Cook and we want to keep you up to date with all that's going on.
AND–what better way to kick of 2011 than with a spectacular meal at PolytechnicON20 in Hartford. The ATTC team gave me the BEST birthday gift–a tasting menu at "ON20"–what a memorable night! The 10 courses were exquisite and each one offered a whole new explosion of mouth flavor!
But you need to hear about my favorite–"Scallop Ceviche"–presented on an individual champagne-colored salt plate (pure salt–ask us about those later–very cool but you do NOT want to wash these!) My first thought was that it was not an actual ceviche, as it was not icy-cold–but then the flavors and sensations wafted! The transparent slices of scallop were accompanied by my new favorite, "flavor adjunct"–espelette–in gelee form. It's not suprising that I loved this French chili pepper as it's renowned for being a staple in French Basque cuisine and the cornerstone for French Piperade, which made the combination of shaved scallop, citrus, shallot and ice-wine vinegar meding with the musky saltiness of the plate–devine!! And that was only 1 course!
Thanks to executive Chef Noel Jones and staff of "ON 20" for knowing how to stimulate a New Year with a BANG of flavor and taste!!


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So Mubarak wants to go but is concerned about possible chaos. It is his police, his henchmen and his corrupt officials causing the violence in a last ditch attempt to hold onto power. Here is some advice then as it is easy. Go back to Sharm El Sheikh, contact your nearest Israeli travel agent and stay with "friends", ( enemies of Palestinians) in the Israeli Government. They obviously want you.
How often have we been told during other struggles that the presence of reactionary forces is needed to maintain "peace"! Can't withdraw troops from N.Ireland as there will be a blood bath! Must stay in Iraq and Afghanistan to bring about stable civil government etc etc. Yet it is the illegal occupying forces denying people their rights, that has always been the cause of the violence.
In the meantime the US Administration is trying to hedge its bets as to which way it will go. Well the Egyptian masses have remained strong in their struggle for democracy, inspite of everything literally thrown at them. Today we will see the movement get even stronger. Again we salute the people in Tahrir Square, Alexandria, Suez and throughout the other cities and towns of Egypt who are standing firm against counter revolution.
The enemy is not "foreign forces" ,as stated by the Egyptian vice president yesterday. The enemy of the people in Egypt are those who have everything to lose as a result of the end of the Mubarak regime.The scenes in Yemen show that the movement has been internationalised and all despots are being shown the door.
Let us hope today is Mubarak's last day in office.
Stop The War
Saturday 5 February has been designated a day for international
solidarity protests with the Egyptian uprising.
The London demonstration that assembles at the US Embassy in
Grosvenor Square at 2.30pm is one of hundreds in towns and cities
across the globe, from the United States to the Lebanon, from
Venezuela to the Netherlands, from Canada to Turkey, from
Australia to the West Bank and Gaza.
The Egyptian uprising is now facing its pivotal moment, with
Mubarak having unleashed his thugs to attack the pro-democracy
protesters. Mubarak is using state TV to spread the lie that the
mass demonstrations calling for him to go are the work of
"foreign elements".
The significance of international solidarity action across the
world cannot be over-stated. It sends a message to the millions
who have joined the Egyptian protests that their courage and
determination have been an inspiration to us all.
And it sends a message to our own government that it needs to
call for Hosni Mubarak to leave office immediately.
Making generalised statements deploring the violence, which has
been David Cameron's response, will not do, in particular from a
government, which like all those that preceded it, has up till
now given unqualified support to Mubarak's tyranny.
Tony Blair's statement this week that Mubarak is "immensely
courageous and a force for good" was not just more raving from
the swivel-eyed former prime minister: it was until the Egyptian
uprising the view of all British prime ministers.


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Music to me is like (if you'd permit the expression) cocks to prostitutes; more the merrier. What floats my boat also changes on a day to day basis much like a new monk having second thoughts. So I don't know what RD was thinking when he tagged me to choose 5 albums i'd have on a desert island. 16 albums made my initial short list. Here they are in alphabetical order:
I'm really struggling to narrow it down, but for the sake of fair play I will. But I will qualify my selection as something I did under duress. So considering the fact that i'll be stuck on a desert island, on my own, with just the albums, i'm going to have to choose them ones that are gonna keep me sane, although by the time i'm miraculously, and theatrically, rescued, i'll be sick of em. Here goes :
Gin Blossoms : New Miserable Experience - It's a Sri Lankan thing. Apart from the US, i'm almost sure the only other country The Gin Blossoms are so popular is in our very own. Some of their best music is on this album, ie. Hey Jealousy, Until I Fall Away, Allison Road and Found Out About You. This album can uplift my mood within seconds. There's this great energy about it and it's contagious. This'll already be in the discman when I wake up on a strange island.
Incubus : Make Your Self - This will be pounding in my ears when i'm building my tree hut, Robinson Crusoe Style. I often find my self analysing every groove, every off beat and every riff on this album. It's a musical masterpiece, at least in my opinion. It'll be like having a stock of ice cold Red Bull on the island. The smash hits Drive, Stellar, Pardon Me and The Warmth are all in here. Ever wondered where the catchy opening riff to TNL's Spinning Unrest was from? You guessed it.
Goo Goo Dolls - (Pirated) Dizzy Up the Girl - Ok, I'm sorry it's pirated and all, but Name is one of my fav tracks and it just adds a completely different twist to an already great album. Includes classics such as Iris, Broadway, Black Balloon and Slide. How can I say no to that? This is definitely coming with me.
Lifehouse - No Name Face - I fell in love with this album the first time I heard it. It's got such character to it and I find my moods changing along with each different song on it. I love every second of it From the infectious anthem Hanging By a Moment, to the mellow ballad Everything. This'll make me sad all alone on the island but it'll probably also give me hope. Tag, your in.
Nirvana - MTV Unplugged in New York - The sheer musical brilliance of the band finds me packing it away in my 5 CD carrier on my one way trip to the lonely island (although Pearl Jam gave it a tough fight for the last spot in my luggage). Nirvana has never been more convincing, more approachable, more real, or more sober. This session is undoubtedly legendary for the stark contrast it portrays of the band that changed the face of alternative music. Get in there.
All packed and ready to go! Well...not really... Why can't I take 16 albums?
Thursday, 23 August 2007
5 of them and I
8 musings:
- N said...
You're so right about the Gin Blossoms...even over here they were like a one album hit...I absolutely love those four tunes though from my young days listening to YesFM and another station I can't quite remember...
Funny the Incubus album (drive is my favourite), Dizzy up the Girl (love acoustic #3) and No Name No Face (breathing is my favourite) are some of my favourites though, albeit it my favourites from the late nineties, early '00's period...before I discovered house music!
You my friend have good taste:) (especially since you have Snow Patrol on there!)
- 23 August 2007 at 21:39
- ddm said...
noo!! how did august not make the cut?? have you heard their across the wire double cd? i love the unplugged one, the version of angels on that is brilliant.
- 24 August 2007 at 10:13
- confab said...
Probably TNL N, coz I don't think the others ever played Gin Blossoms. Yeah your right, my musical taste is generally centred around that period, but its starting to be more open minded though. although not open minded enough to stomach house...yet.
Thanks for the compliment:)
DDM, august and everything after is a great album. Actually you're right. How did it not make the cut?
- 24 August 2007 at 10:41
- Rhythmic Diaspora said...
Confab - The reason you can't take 16 albums is because of space. If you do, then you'll have to leave several pairs of pants at home, or perhaps a guitar. Then you'd be sorry.
- 24 August 2007 at 14:27
- Ayn said...
matchbox twentyyyyyy!!! weeeee :D
- 26 August 2007 at 09:32
- pissu perera said...
tnl lite plays the gin blossoms..
- 27 August 2007 at 10:14
- Anonymous said...
what's the song in Spinning Unrests opening riff?
- 4 May 2008 at 18:54
- Confab said...
privilege :)
- 5 May 2008 at 20:02


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Only say 164 Max
Posted: 12th March 16, 09:46am
Happy Birthday and Happy Retirement DooGie hope you enjoy both... I am playing Black Ops 3 too.... Bit different than SOF2 but SOF2 still has it on multiplayer ;)
Posted: 12th March 16, 09:30am
Mad Max
I wish to win a match only on days that begin with "T": Thanksgiving, Tuesday, Thursday, Today, Tomorrow, Thaturday, Thunday... Every Thu.....ing day!
Posted: 12th March 16, 08:47am
Happy Birthday Doogie.... Have a nice day.....
Posted: 11th March 16, 10:37pm
DooGie (aka -=Garbage DinGo=-)
Thanks Slug, I retired today. Guess it will take a bit of getting used to after 49 years of working, one bonus will be not having to get up at around 5:30 in the morning though :)must get back on CH server very soon, just got to finish Black Ops 3 first.
Posted: 11th March 16, 09:57pm
Happy Birthday for tomorrow DooGie and hope you have many more of them M8........ :D
Posted: 11th March 16, 09:53pm
Nice to hear from you Helicon. Still quite a lot of people playing the old game. Doogie happy Birthday for tomorrow - have you retired yet? Must be soon now. Have a great day Andy.
Posted: 11th March 16, 05:20pm
DooGie (aka -=Garbage DinGo=-)
Great to hear from you Helicon. Hope you are keeping well m8 :)
Posted: 11th March 16, 04:51pm
Hi Helicon good to see you looking in........ :D
Posted: 11th March 16, 10:39am
Hi guys, such a long time. Was just reminiscing about old gaming days and thought I'd see what's going on. Great to see that this place is still up and running. I see that Fear-Playground is still up too. Crazy to think that it's probably close to 7 years since I last played SoF2, and probably 6 since I last went online gaming which was CoD:MW. Started gaming again last year though. Went over to the Dark Side. I own a PS4. Anyway, enough rambling. Hope all is well, chaps!
Posted: 11th March 16, 08:59am
Happy Mothers Day....... To all you Mothers out there.
Posted: 6th March 16, 12:32pm
DooGie (aka -=Garbage DinGo=-)
Too true Lady. Although old age arrives far too fast.
Posted: 5th March 16, 11:05pm
Nothing changed in those 10 years, only a little older LoooooooooL
Posted: 5th March 16, 08:50pm
DooGie (aka -=Garbage DinGo=-)
This ones an intersting vid as it has a mention of Torzelan, our old buddy.
Posted: 4th March 16, 10:20pm
Yes Slug it was a great weekend and getting to meet all those super people..... great memories.
Posted: 4th March 16, 03:17pm
OMG this is coming up to 10 years ago. Great memories.
Posted: 4th March 16, 01:27pm
Happy Saint Davids Day........ :D
Posted: 1st March 16, 12:23pm
The newer ones don't work with Intel graphics DooGie as Slug found out..... This is a way to get OpenGL working on Windows 10 with Intel garphics as that is what the page is about. I know that SOF2 works with Nvidia and Radeon graphics cards with the new drivers.
Posted: 29th February 16, 10:28pm
DooGie (aka -=Garbage DinGo=-)
Mike, why would you want to install older drivers when the latest ones work fine with SOF2.
Posted: 29th February 16, 10:19pm
Was having a read at this some one was able to install older drivers that work for windows 10.....Near bottom of the page Abdul Malik.
Posted: 29th February 16, 12:32pm
DooGie (aka -=Garbage DinGo=-)
SOF2 working fine here on Windows 10. Using a Nvidia GTX 970 graphics card with drivers version 361.91. Marzec do you get any error message when SOF2 crashes, if you do then please post it up here. It would let us try to diagnose the problem easier.
Posted: 28th February 16, 09:09pm
Yes I was never able to get it to work on W10 with my Intel (R) HD Graphics due to OpenGl errors. Tried latest drivers and older ones but eventually went back to 8.1
Posted: 28th February 16, 04:43pm
Hi Marzec it is most likely a driver issue... I play SOF2 on Win 10 with Radeon graphics OK but I know Slug had problems with it due to an Intel graphics driver issue... Check that your Graphics driver is up to date . Hope this helps.
Posted: 28th February 16, 12:48pm
Hey, guys. Is there a way to play SoF2 on W10? I installed my favorite game from youth and after instal 1.03 its still crashing...
Posted: 28th February 16, 10:44am
Just been watching the old DeltaRay Jungle Sniper video. I cant find a copy of it on YouTube and this one is only small screen but its still an epic video even for CH'ers like Max and I that hate Jungle :)
Posted: 28th February 16, 09:42am
Killa07 the CH server runs V1 of the game with the RPMpro mod the IP is 184.108.40.206:20100 the server is situated at Amsterdam in the Netherlands Europe...... The banner for the server is on the left of this messageboard.
Posted: 26th February 16, 11:39pm
trying to find he CH server anyway can shoot me the ip address?
Posted: 26th February 16, 10:20pm
Hello my friends come to the site HugClan.enjin.com Clan sof2demo, we are recruiting!
Posted: 26th February 16, 08:14pm
Oh okay thanks
Posted: 26th February 16, 01:20am
Killa07 there is no need to re-install the game if you already have it..... Copy the entire Soldier of Fortune folder on to a USB Stick at least 1.5GB in size and you can play the game from the USB Stick on any PC that has USB. It does not need to be installed to play this way.
Posted: 25th February 16, 11:04pm
I'd have to get the game again I just have it installed on my laptop and recently found I still had it , I'm sure I can get it off amazon cheap , so really no difference between the two except few adjustments ?
Posted: 25th February 16, 10:49pm
Killa07 the V1 game is the original version of the game and if you have the game then if you look at the link it shows you how you can have both versions of the game on your PC.
Posted: 25th February 16, 07:37pm
You all say more people play SOF II V1.00 more is it free download ? Or what
Posted: 25th February 16, 05:25pm
We get some players from USA who have around 150 ping and dont appear to be laggy depends on the connection.... Always good to see old players having another go at the game maybe see you on CH Server sometime Killa07.
Posted: 24th February 16, 11:46pm
Yeah lately been playing on RoX and House of Doom server other then that I haven't seen any , also located in US don't wanna play on one where my ping is off the map
Posted: 24th February 16, 11:13pm
Hi Killa07 there are still servers on both the Gold and V1 versions of SOF2 usually there are players who play on the CH server every evening... the server is located at Amsterdam in the Netherlands Europe.... If you use a program such as HLSW or Gametracker these programs show all the servers that are running and also how many players/bots are on at any given time.
Posted: 24th February 16, 10:23pm
Hey just recently started playing anyone play on regular basis?, I played with [LL] in scrims, along with |CAFN| and RoX , -=CF=-, -=TN=- and others let me know if and where you all play
Posted: 24th February 16, 08:08pm
DooGie (aka -=Garbage DinGo=-)
Yes I like that Degem. Not as bad as one admin who shall remain nameless, posted his sof2 config up on a forum complete with his server's rcon password.
Posted: 22nd February 16, 09:28pm


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After swim lessons we went for a walk in a nearby park and happened to pass an older man that was wearing a black eye patch......99.9% sure for medical reasons. Any way this is what was said:
Ryan: Hey, are you a pirate?
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Friday, October 3, 2008
6 Quirks
I've been mulling it over. Do we really want to go there?
Okay, we'll go there.
1. It drive me crazy[ier than usual] if cabinet doors are left open or junk is left on the counter. Seriously. Do it, and I'll pull your spleen out through your nostril.
2. I bite my nails. Gross, I know. Moving on...
3. I don't think I'm necessarily "hard of hearing", but I have a hard time following conversations sometimes--and when I realized I've missed something my brain scrambles trying to figure out what's going on, and I usually miss the rest of what's being said. So if you're talking to me, and I'm just standing there all squiggly-eyed, that's what's going on. Or I'm having a seizure and you should get help.
4. All my clothes have to be hung up in the same direction, hanger facing to the left... which is actually probably backwards, but that's how I do it and it makes me mad when someone forgets...
5. Nothing turns me into a shaking ball of nerves faster than driving. I hate, hate, hate to drive.
6. The famous one. I won't share milk, or anything that may even look like it might have milk in it. There's a completely irrational voice inside my head that tells me milk is a great breeding ground for germs and bacteria and all sorts of nasty things--which are fine if they're mine, but yours might kill me.
Okay, well those were the ones I could think of off the top of my head. And uh, as far as tagging other people... if you want to disclose 6 of your quirks, go ahead. It might be fun.
Oh, and happy FSF. No fuzzy slipper pictures today because I worked all day, and I'm tired.
3 comments:
- Trezise Momma said...
Ha Ha, at least you have gotten over your phobia of public restrooms-cause' sometimes a girl's gotta go, and if that's all that's handy...well.
As for the milk thing, weird but if I thought about it long enough, I might jump on that band wagon. I also dislike cabinet doors and drawers being left open. Just take a second and close them for cripes sack.
And further evidence that we came from the same womb, I'm all over the hanger thing. It just makes the closet look like someone gives a crap, and when you have kids and a husband, this can be difficult to achieve.
Well, that was a refreshing little rant. I feel much better.
- October 4, 2008 at 1:04 PM
- Amber said...
Thanks for the laugh...the poor men in our lives and having to deal with us ;) I cant dirnk the last sip of milk bc I just know its funky...eww ya knnow! Im with ya on the hanger thing too and all the clothes have to face the same direction...how nuts are the girls in this fam!?!
- October 4, 2008 at 6:43 PM
- Heather Ruiz said...
Oh no no... I still only do public bathrooms in an extreme emergency (like... I'm facing a 6-hour plane-ride and just chugged 2 bottles of water), but only with my eyes closed.
That's not a quirk, that's just smart.
- October 5, 2008 at 8:27 AM


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Daniel MontgomeryKeymasterJoined:May 14th, 2011Topics:Posts:May 27, 2016 at 12:05 pm #1201841731
I recently finished season two of "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt," and while I liked season one a lot, I wasn't expecting to be this excited about it. I thought it improved on just about every level. Even things that were already great (like Tituss Burgess) got better.
That got me thinking about what shows made a huge leap in quality from season one to season two. Sometimes it takes a show a year to find its footing, while other times a good show kind of explodes. I think "Breaking Bad" falls into the latter category: good in season one, but season two showed the signs of a classic in the making.
What other shows improved in year two?ReplyIckyParticipantJoined:Jun 28th, 2012Topics:Posts:May 27, 2016 at 12:47 pm #1201841739
'Kimmy' isn't the best example neither is BB. Even if someone thinks they improved they weren't that much better.
There are tons of shows, particularly comedies, that make a decent jump after their debut seasons. Don't really think it's a unique occurrence.ReplyCopy URLFrozenBarbieParticipantJoined:Sep 27th, 2011Topics:Posts:May 27, 2016 at 1:34 pm #1201841751
Justified. Season one was good, but had a few stand-alone eps. But season two, with the Bennett clan, and Margo Martindale as Mags Bennett, was far more focused, and was an excellent season of television. Huge improvement over season one.ReplyCopy URLAnonymousJoined:Jan 1st, 1970Topics:Posts:May 27, 2016 at 1:36 pm #1201841753
Grace and Frankie. I mean I already loved season 1 but season 2 was better in every aspect. And I agree about Kimmy too.ReplyCopy URLJosephParticipantJoined:Oct 18th, 2013Topics:Posts:May 27, 2016 at 2:19 pm #1201841770
The Office (U.S.), 30 Rock, and Parks & Recreation are stand outs to me. Also, BoJack Horseman, which had an OK first season, but with a change of tone in season two became really rather phenomenal.ReplyCopy URLCanadianFanParticipantJoined:Jul 23rd, 2012Topics:Posts:May 27, 2016 at 3:30 pm #1201841790
The biggest jumps:
Parks & Recreation
Breaking Bad
Oftentimes, a comedy show's second season is my favorite of its run. Arrested Development is another one, but it was pretty tremendous right out of the gate.ReplyCopy URLGusCruzParticipantJoined:Feb 26th, 2012Topics:Posts:May 27, 2016 at 4:16 pm #1201841798
American Crime. Season one was atrocious, season two was a masterpiece.ReplyCopy URLRiley (the normal one, not the one who won the predictions contest)ParticipantJoined:Oct 11th, 2010Topics:Posts:May 27, 2016 at 8:41 pm #1201841819
Silicon Valley, Looking and The Leftovers—all HBO 2014 premieres—had flashes of greatness in their first seasons, but were overall uneven. Their second seasons were all so consistently solid, even if they did not individually hit the highs of their first seasons.
I disagree with the inclusion of Breaking Bad and The Office here. Their second seasons were better, but I would not characterize their first seasons as uneven like the three that I cited above. Their first seasons were great and their second seasons were even greater, like Arrested Development.ReplyCopy URLAMGParticipantJoined:Sep 20th, 2012Topics:Posts:May 28, 2016 at 1:38 am #1201841832
The Affair. It went from being a decent relationship drama in Season 1 to completely unmissable in Seaon 2.
Looking. Something just clicked with Season 2 that was missing first time around.
Based on reports, Bloodline could be bought up here too.ReplyCopy URLCarloParticipantJoined:Oct 6th, 2011Topics:Posts:May 28, 2016 at 1:57 am #1201841834
The Leftovers
American Crime
from so-so starts to Emmy whorthy.ReplyCopy URLMarco B.ParticipantJoined:Nov 29th, 2014Topics:Posts:May 28, 2016 at 2:23 am #1201841837
Easy, Hannibal! Season 1 was very good, but season 2 was one of the greatest seasons I've ever seen!ReplyCopy URLIckyParticipantJoined:Jun 28th, 2012Topics:Posts:May 28, 2016 at 3:09 am #1201841838
Some shows that I felt made a legitimate leap in their second seasons rather than just improved:
Buffy the Vampire Slayer
The Leftovers
Parks and Recreation
The X Files
New Girl
Yes, I would also include The Office, which had a debut season that showed potential but was mostly frustrating and half-baked. Comedy and genre shows are more prone to take big leaps between seasons than serials.ReplyCopy URLTrevorParticipantJoined:Nov 22nd, 2013Topics:Posts:May 28, 2016 at 8:36 am #1201841889
The LeftoversReplyCopy URL
The Office
Parks and Recreation
American Crime (although it's an anthology, so not sure if it really counts)AtypicalParticipantJoined:Dec 1st, 2011Topics:Posts:May 28, 2016 at 8:43 am #1201841892
"The Office"ReplyCopy URL
"American Crime"
"Grey's Anatomy"Riley (the normal one, not the one who won the predictions contest)ParticipantJoined:Oct 11th, 2010Topics:Posts:May 28, 2016 at 9:31 am #1201841897
I will say that the first season of The Office was a different show and that makes it stand out.ReplyCopy URL
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Caterham Christian Centre is in the process of merging with Caterham Community Church. We hope that this will bring with it new and exciting opportunities!
There has been a Christian witness on the present site of Caterham Christian Centre since 1888 before Dr Fegan (of Fegan's Homes) founded a Brethren Assembly.
The building for the Assembly use was erected in 1920 using corrugated iron and wood. Some repair was necessary following bomb damage during the Second World War, when pillars were built to support the roof. This, then leaking, was replaced with the existing aluminium roof in the early 1960's.
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I don't know the area that well but I could do a bit of a mystery tour like last year....it was a mystery to me as well
The off road rides seem to be developing nicely....
If there's anyone willing to lead a road ride ( or two) who know the area it would be appreciated
Tail end charlies welcome as well
I don't know the area that well but I could do a bit of a mystery tour like last year....it was a mystery to me as well
Not a great fan of group riding but would quite like a nice local route of about 100m or so. Anyone got one on a Garmin file?
Ending with a scone-based rendevouz, just to be social of ourse.
Not being a local lad, would be more than happy to join the road ride group thru the beautiful locale, as I've got road tyres...happy to be a tail end charlie if this helps
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I've a copy of last years road route that may be of interest -
I'll be leading the easy off road this year but here is the route I had planned for 2008 and the route we actually took.
Thanks chaps... I'm sure someone will step in and take it on
If we don't have a big pack rideout, how about a rendez vous somewhere about tea o'clock?
Hmm, the 08 route got modified along the way mainly due to the numbers!!
My claim to fame is starting with 60ish bikes and finishing with 1 in tow
Long story!!
Both the planed and actual route include some of the most scenic and narrowest lanes in the Peak, some are as close to off roading as you will get without actually off roading
Would love to arrange a meet up along the way but the nature of the ride I will be leading makes timing nigh on impossible!
Lets have a beer on the Friday night and it may all seem so much easier
Heres a ride out for Friday - the top road to the "dambuster dams" is shut Sat and Sun - you can only get to the second dam at weekends though - it is a lovely ride up there
Also theres a nice pootle back
Or invert the route and do it tuther way around
Check out the mileage as some of the roads are on the single size so it will take time if yer on the steady side
Best fish and chips is in the market place at Cromford 100yds off the main A6
Is there a road ride on Friday ? and is there a ride out saturday with a bit of site seeing involved ? the dam busters looked good but missed it last year.
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1387. The view from Grant and Marlene's: 360 degrees of mountain vistas.
1388. Discussing brokenness with lovely broken people.
1389. "There is only one type of person God can use: a sinner."--Grant E.
1390. Two weeks away to remind my children what good friends they are.
1391. Sweet Pea Festival: A celebration of community and creativity.
1392. Downton Abbey movie marathons with my parents.
1393. A real Montana Rodeo.
1394. My spirit refreshed by quiet days, mountain views, cool air and the company of family.
1395. Worship at "E-free," the church of my youth: Simple, humble worship and the congregation as the choir.
1396. The similarity between my parents house in Montana and our farm in Florida: bunnies dashing everywhere.
1397. Evening walk up to Moberry for frozen yogurt---taking walks and not sweating!!!
1398. Going home after two weeks with CLEAN laundry.
1399. The only good thing about leaving the Cowboy at home: It makes it easier to leave Montana.
1400. The ache that comes from saying goodbye to those I love so much.
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