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by Thomas Brigstocke , Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice , 5th Marquess of Lansdowne ( 1845–1927 ) by e="preserve">The Church House , No.1 Church Street , Tetbury The property , once owned by the Feoffees , was often used Around 1752 the property was sold for £ 250 to help pay This came about apparently because the tenant at the time forgot to take up his option to renew and the Church snatched the opportunity to During recent redevelopment of the cellar ancient , probably medieval , Daniel-Charles was a "conseiller " in the Parlement of Paris , then " intendant " of the Auvergne from 1730 to 1734 named an honorary member of the Académie des sciences . made director of the Assemblée des inspecteurs généraux des ponts et chaussées " ) linking Paris to The Trudaine Atlas , created from 1745 to 1780 , than is found on the famous maps The 62 bound volumes contain more than 3,000 plates prepared by Each one was artistically hand - rendered with watercolor to show extant roads , as well as Trudaine did not live to France ; only the 22 regions governed by not extend to Burgundy, Alsace and Brittany or to regions recently conquered by Louis XIV , except for Metz – 3 map sets , and defined by long distances ( at least ) and traditional rules based , " marathon swims " As in all open water swimming , tides , surface currents and wind-chop are when he became the first person to Similarly , perhaps the most famous marathon swim of by Gertrude Ederle , when she became , at 19 years of age , the first woman to swim across the English Channel The Ocean 's seven is a collection of seven channel swims : ( 7 ) Strait of Emmit King ( March 24, 1959 – November 28, 2021 ) was an American track and field sprinter , who twice was a member of the American Relay Team for the Summer Olympics but he did not compete While at the University of Alabama , King became the 1983 NCAA 100 meters National Champion ( 10.15 seconds

1858–1891 ) , brother of Richard Parr Daft ( Nottinghamshire C.C.C. 1886 ( Nottinghamshire C.C.C. 1862–64 ) and Additionally , he was no mean exponent , and was a reserve for March 1885 but travelled around before Harry Daft , playing as a forward Daft , playing as a forward season 1888–89 and top – scored helped County reach the final Two weeks before the FA Cup Final , Daft Daft played at outside left and was amongst the scorers as England again won 6–1 . only two matches scoring 13 goals as County At the end of the season he was selected for what was to be at inside left and was awarded the captaincy of a team that comprised only professionals , five of whom were making their international debuts . An invaluable servant to the Notts club who , in 1893 , was said to be the one remaining link connecting the present "Notts Incorporated In January 1893 he was sensationally dismissed after he had declined He was quickly snapped up by Nottingham Forest , but donned the scarlet jersey on only four occasions ( scoring one League goal ) , one of his appearances being against the Magpies on a derby against local rivals Nottingham Forest with County managing a 1–1 draw away from home before easily defeating their archrivals 4–1 in the replay to claim a place in the Semi - spent most of the season struggling with others playing in less were able to field a full strength side County soon took the lead and by half-time were 2–0 up Logan's goal followed " some excellent wing play from the college XI when only 12 and showed such increased skill as he played with his seniors that in 1885 , when 19 , he was in the first innings before being bowled The next season , he appeared for an amateur until he turned professional , he was " especially strong in defence , with skill in placing his strokes , he never suggested forcing ability with his father in the county Arthur Shrewsbury was forced to stand

1894 when he totalled 596 runs against Kent at Trent Bridge with 92 not , notable in Bangladesh and Indian states of The basic material used is thread and The colourful patterns and designs that are embroidered resulted in the name "Nakshi Kantha " , which was derived The early kanthas had a white background accented with The running stitch called "kantha stitch " is The word "kantha " has no discernible etymological root kantha is not accurately known but it probably had a precursor means "field " ) . influenced by factors such as materials available , daily needs , in the book "Sri Sri Chaitanya Charitamrita " by Traditionally old sarees , lungis and dhotis Kantha making was not a full-time job . during the lazy days of the rainy season , so taking months or even years to finish a kantha was normal At least five to sixty nine sarees were needed to make Today the old materials are replaced by Traditionally the thread was collected from When a kantha is being made , first the sarees are joined to attain the required size , and then layers are spread out The cloths are then smoothed , and no folds or creases are Then the four edges are stitched and two or three rows of large running stitches are done to keep the kantha together . Originally , designs and motifs were not drawn on the cloth needle and thread , followed by focal points , and then was done first , followed In some types of kanthas ( The running stitch kantha is truly the indigenous Zidan Al Hakim . , as in " 'Soundarya Lahari Persian Language giving the same meaning , ' lehr " , which is and Goddesses and their Vahanas . and the person was the artisan . Mid 19th century , colour schemes and designs to make them suitable for a mark in the National as well Jamalpur have similar styles when it The earliest and most basic stitch found in kanthas is the "phor " or kantha stitch . The other forms of stitches used are

the Chatai or "pattern darning " , Kaitya or " bending stitch " , " weave running stitch " , " darning stitch " threaded running stitch " , Lik phor or anarasi or ghar hasia " ( Holbein ) stitches The stitches used in modern-day kantha are the "Kasmiri stitch " and the "arrowhead stitch " Even though no specific strict symmetry is followed , a finely embroidered naksi Maheen will always have there are often undulating vines and thus is also very eternal order and of the union of earth , water and , , and is also associated With the drying up of water , the lotus dies and with the rain it springs to Often , the lotus and the solar motifs The solar motif symbolizes the life giving power is popular amongst the Muslims . Mostly it is in the form even when the maker has forgotten The motif is relatively easy to make with " chatai phor . Su asti in Sanskrit means it " muchri " or "golok dhanda and culture ( as with kantha ) may be traced " It is likely that ... with the devata inside embodying and is very popular in This is a latter-day motif , dating Persia and Kashmir and has become an integral image of the subcontinental decorative motif . The kalka is an attractive motif and number of varieties are experimented . also a strong contender for the same But due to absence of that time ( which was later adopted ) , Bangladesh could not officially apply for the GI " 14, rue de Galais " and "Nos étés managing Les Comédiens de Québec , a theater company in Between 1954 and 1964 , he founded three theatre houses another theatre house , Théâtre Paul-Hébert in Île made a Knight of the National Order of Quebec in him an honorary doctorate , as did " What If God Were the Sun ? " is a 2007 American television film Written by Janet Dulin Jones and Jamie Pachino is about a dedicated nurse whose life is

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out that killed 322 prisoners . Latimer began petitioning Governor Myers Y. Cooper to They had three children together . , Canada that encompasses the endorheic basin , is a site in the International Biological Programme and Saskatchewan Heritage Marsh Program , and was designated a Western Hemisphere Shorebird Reserve Network site of International significance in Quill Lakes is Canada's largest saline lake , covering with their water levels , but effectively Located directly north of Regina it is primarily provincial Crown land administered The surrounding area , consisting of glacial moraines , is mostly used for Big Quill Lake is pear - shaped and approximately 27 km long , Middle Quill Lake , also known as Mud Lake , is the smallest of the three , about 6   km long and 3 km Little Quill Lake is 24 km long and Surveys between 1989 and 1992 at Middle and Little Quill Lakes found The most comprehensive study conducted , involving all three lakes Other species identified throughout the complex include " 85,000 geese , 100,000 ducks , [ and ] 12,000 cranes " , semipalmated sandpipers , long-billed dowitchers increased water draw from the lakes John Bishop Harman , FRCS , FRCP ( 10 August 1907 – 13 November 1994 ) was a British physician , president of and practised and lived there as a Baptist minister but having gained a double first at Cambridge Both his parents were committed Unitarians , where he was very left , he later " became a staunch conservative , although he was nearly always anti - establishment He gave evidence that though the deceased was being prescribed high amounts justified under the circumstances and that it would have done more harm During cross - examination , : that Harman had himself only ever worked as a general practitioner He had only ever treated despite acting them out for had only ever read about Adams was acquitted , and , Gertrude Hullett , was controversially Adams was subsequently successfully prosecuted lying on cremation forms , obstructing a police search and failing to keep His sister , Elizabeth (wife of

Lord Longford ) , introduced him had four daughters who all became " Albepierre-Bredons " is some 100   km south by south-west It can be accessed by district road D39 coming south-west from the village and continues southeast to but did not make the cut After stepping down from his coaching position Alleuze is located some 7 km due Barry before continuing north to There is also the D116 from formed by the Barrage of Grandval which was Apart from the village there are also the hamlets of Barry and some 60 km south-west of Clermont-Ferrand and some 65 km south-east It is at least 30 km from the nearest national highway and access is by district roads the most direct being the D680 then turns to exit the commune south-east to join with the road D922 . The D681 also comes south from Mauriac to the village and the D29 The river Auze flows north forming the It can be accessed by of the commune going north from The D40 road also goes north - west from Saint-Flour passing just The D404 road also comes south from the commune then continues south to These are : Barret , The river Ander flows through just south of the village and continues south-west to join the Truyère the commune and flows south-west to join Le Babory which flows from The Ruisseau de Ferval also joins Le Babory further to be , since 1360 , the seat of the "Bailiwick of the Auvergne Mountains and made it subordinate to it a traveling seat holding and Roffiac , and sometimes now in ruins , in the commune from the east joined by then continuing north to join There is also the Auze stream flowing the west where it joins the Sione The Monzola also flows west in the south joining the Auze just west Anterrieux is located some 30   km south by south-west of Saint-Flour and 20 km west by road D989 from Saint-Chely-d'Apcher in the east passing through the commune and In addition to the village there The " Bes " river it flows north to join

flows north past the village . The Nazis were successful in overrunning the Maquis in their Truyère Redoubt where they The battle was fierce and the village of Anterrieux was destroyed by fire after having been held Henri Fournier who were forced to disperse because of the German firepower supported More than a hundred maquisards were killed as well as about fifteen German soldiers and a dozen civilians . the Sumène some 80 km south-west of Clermont-Ferrand and , and 30 km south - Riom-ès-Montagnes in the north-west passing through the village then south to Saint-Hippolyte There is also the D249 from the village south-west to join the D263 south Apart from the village there are also the hamlets of La Ribeyre and join the Petite Rhue north of the D3 who is best known for Hedda Berntsen ( born 24 April 1976 ) is a Norwegian sportsperson who has competed internationally in telemark skiing , alpine skiing She is world champion in " consistent performances in the World Cup as well In alpine skiing she had made Her World Cup debut came many years later , in February 2000 , when she finished In December and January she finished among the top 10 in all her World Cup slalom races , the best result being Then , at the 2001 World Championships staged However , this remained her season's best result Two weeks later she competed in slalom did not finish the race . However , with both Hedda and Ingrid competing at the same Olympic Games , but in different sports , the sisters the 2002–03 season , but not only Her season 's best was Berntsen eventually took up freestyle skiing , finishing ninth in Les Contamines The next month she finished 10th at The name "Arpjon " originates from the Gallic word "Arpaionem " which is composed in the form : " vicaria of the Cézallier mountains some 20   km west of Brioude and 7 km north - west of Massiac the commune just north of the village and continues north , changing the east changing to the D55 at

to join the D21 which forms Apart from the village there are continues north to join the Alagnon west Tulle and 10 km south by to join the D922 south of Apart from the village there are north to south turning west and continuing west to join the Dordogne The "Ruisseau de la Graille " rises in the centre then south to join the Sumène Charlus was a promontory some 4   km north of Vendes There was a railway running through 46m. The viaduct and railway were 540 ESPN's "The D-List , " which aired Needles and Olson also co - host " Big 12 Sports Saturday with 540 ESPN , " a weekly TV show that airs on Milwaukee's ABC-TV affiliate at 6:30 p.m. Saturday during the Bob and Brian morning show on WHQG The Hog to discuss He also works occasionally as Milwaukee and earned a B.S. degree in – Milwaukee men's basketball team for one semester and often jokes about how desperate the program was at the time . Pulled out of the intramural ranks to be the 10th man on a 10-man squad , for his efforts even though he barely played for the Panthers and did not score a basket . " I was easily the most important guy joked , " without me they would n't have had Olson began working at the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel before being named the Milwaukee Brewers beat writer , which he held serving as vice president the previous year . to be the senior editor and sportswriter Olson also had done freelance work Sports Illustrated and numerous other publications but it was his first full-time job at an outlet other and kicked off " The D-List When the show began , Needles' participation Olson worked with a variety of co - hosts including local broadcasters the show , often moderating the segments whom he first met in Olson and Needles began " Big 12 Sports Saturday with , " a Brewers postgame show and Marquette University basketball pre- and post-game shows is known for turning any subject and describes himself as "

The May Market has a long history beginning in the city was only six years old ) after In 1900 the remainder followed . The first May Market after the Second World War was held Later it was held in place east of the city in Mühlfeld so that its old site could This is used all year round and offers facilities for The building of the SAP Arena about 500 m away in September 2005 involved the construction of the urgently needed direct tram connection as well e="preserve">"ENZK " was a punk and and the first issue was published in It was originally laid out style , later moving toward the UK punk scene 's most prolific and cheapest printing service , slightly less than the actual cost of "ENZK " was erratic in expensive to print and number 8 and 9 were just review sheets Around 1998 the zine also made and hardcore bands playing live . The photography gradually became the focus of the website and it currently contains Through 2005 and 2006 the site was updated often but nothing has been added since 15 August 2006 IAV GmbH Ingenieurgesellschaft Auto und Verkehr , (literal "Engineer Society Automobile and Traffic " ) , abbreviated to the automotive industry , designing products for , and supplies automobile manufacturers and The "Rocher de Carlat " or rock of Carlat situated above the picturesque commune was Completely razed by order of early as the year 839 . Carlat from 30 September 1585 to 15 October 1586 , lives Cèlas " ) is a former commune Koshino began learning judo with a local sports team while he was in elementary school , and became the Hokkaidō Prefecture champion He won the Shoriki Cup twice while attending the university , and joined placed second in the World Judo Championships in and once removed of his son director Tao Ruspoli used to be married to dei Principi di Poggio Suasa , born in , by Maria Consuelo (Lily) Child-Villiers of never married to each other , 348 U.S. 272 ( 1955 ) , is a United States Supreme Court case involving

under Fifth Amendment to the United States Constitution , The tribe first filed a suit in found that the tribe was an identifiable group but such a title was not enough to bring suit because the Congress did not recognize the tribe's legal rights of Justice Stanley Forman Reed , writing for the Court , stated that Congress did not intend to grant the Tee-Hit-Ton any permanent rights to the occupied lands but had given them permission to occupy it when the "white man " came per " Johnson v. M'Intosh " No case has held that taking Chinargues " ) is a former commune who is best known for Chastel - sur - Murat " ; Auvergnat : " Chastèl sobre Murat " ) is a former commune Chavagnac (Auvergnat : " Chavanhac " , specifically in the "monts du Cantal in Bidford - on - Avon , Warwickshire , England The chassis is a simple but strong ‘A’ frame , with The live rear axle is from the Suzuki Carry which has a 5.1-1 ratio to suit the Liege cast aluminium wheels Coilspring shock absorbers are used all The braking , being period , The foundation of the "Humiliatenorden " was is a Democratic politician who has served up in Tennessee before attending Bradley University , where he graduated protect the Suwannee River and Lake Okeechobee from that he would run for and Eatonville , intent on and Randolph won the primary to that , despite McInvale's moderate views , the Republican majority in the legislature would force that she had mailed out that included a picture of Randolph at an LGBT rights event saying " Wrong for our Families , " which Randolph took argued that Randolph " seems destined to be one of those loud back-benchers " who " offers little more than the Democratic Party line against school and Medicaid reform . " Randolph ran for re - to improve water systems , increase renovate older buildings to cut down This time , Randolph was endorsed by the "Sentinel " , that he was a "work in

was suspended from office after Randolph ran for re - election a final time in passed by the legislature , while Reynolds called for cutting regulation " once again , which called him out as " routinely manages to draw attention to risks the Legislature should n't out strongly against legislation that required women to undergo and view ultrasounds before terminating a pregnancy , telling a story about how viewing ultrasounds after his wife had miscarried was a traumatic experiencing , crying which he argued that Republicans were against regulations , except He sarcastically suggested that his wife " incorporate her uterus " to stop Republican efforts to limit her reproductive health choices , at which point the Speaker of the House stepped in , informing Randolph that his choice of language was inappropriate , as he referenced a body part , and that he should be conscious of the fact that " young pages and messengers " were in the chamber a Democrat who had held office a replacement candidate , though Wood's name remained , and argued that his experience on the State House Finance and Tax Committee and that he was " an expert on tax policy " best qualified him for the office , arguing , " There are actually policies in It is n't just an administrative office . taking advantage of people who do n't know that Earl has died " by campaigning responded that with so little time before the campaign , he could not Huckeba handily , winning with Fournoulès (; Languedocien: " Fornolés " ) is by British singer-songwriter Martina Topley-Bird , her first had been complete since at least September 2007 Since then , Topley-Bird slowly " Poison , " the second single , was released The single's B-side , " Soldier Boy " Jou-sous-Monjou ( ;) is a commune Compositionally , the painting is similar " : Helena is standing upright and tall , in are , at the same time , to paint , instead of weapons and battles , the wonderful pink clothes and the fascinated look that Helena puts

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done remotely from one's home country . Edgar Ubalde Ilarde ( August 25, 1934 – August 4, 2020 ) high school , where worked as While in college , he had won in an oratorical contest and Even though an Independent , Ilarde With re -electionist President Ferdinand Marcos successfully leading Having given up his seat in While recuperating from his injuries , Ilarde and five ( 5 ) of his party-mates were elected Running under the Marcos' political party Kilusang Bagong Lipunan ( or the New Society Movement ) , Ilarde of the Maharlika Foundation For National Transformation Inc. , and The latter is an organization of by his loyal friends - Ariston " at the age of 85 , exactly three weeks due to natural causes , which is not related to ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and that his remains and counter - attacks between The U.S. 4th Infantry Division was originally tasked with however the Turkish government blocked the attempt . not have a large military presence in Ninawa Operation Option North to secure Kirkuk and April 11 after the Iraqi Army V Corps surrendered . Lt. Col. Waltemeyer to keep Kurdish forces out Iraqi military personnel fled south to Tikrit the 3rd SBCT/2nd Infantry Division replaced the 101st Airborne , effectively Ethnic tensions in Mosul grew , since one of its battalions was who refused to fight . The U.S. military command responsible for Ninewa province , Multi-National Division North , was again forced its battalions when the 2nd battalion , 12th Cavalry Regiment , including 2nd Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment and 1st Battalion, 9th Cavalry Regiment stationed at Operation Phantom Strike in 2007 the insurgents lost Having also lost their bases in Al Anbar and in Baghdad itself because of its size and location - sitting at crossroads between 8th Regiment had been redeployed to ) , who had been when the 3ACR took over , with each unit responsible for Two Iraqi Army battalions from the 2nd Division who had part of Operation Imposing Law returned to ) , to coordinate the various Iraqi Security Force units

operating in the province , as Sporadic fighting had already been going on since late 2007 , after the insurgents had been routed from Insurgents were tipped off that Iraqi security forces were preparing to search the building and when the police came The next day , as the police was investigating the scene , of the massive bombing the day before , gunmen opened fire However , a day after the reinforcements arrived insurgents ambushed a U.S. military patrol in an IED , but then insurgents in a nearby mosque opened fire on , prompting a fierce gunbattle as U.S. and Iraqi troops March 1 it was reported that Al-Saudi was a Saudi national who had previously fought in Afghanistan and had been involved in many deadly terrorist attacks , since arriving in Iraq Following the attack insurgents opened up on A suicide bomber detonated an explosive laden vehicle killing 2 Iraqi civilians Insurgents than followed the explosion with backed by 10,000 Sunni tribesmen loyal to the government , began Operation " Za'eer al-Assad Fi Saulat al-Haq " ( Operation Lion's Roar in were killed in Mosul after captured two senior al-Qaida in Iraq leaders east Nouri al-Maliki arrived in Mosul to supervise the operation , mirroring a similar move made in March when he flew down to Basra to Al-Maliki said the aim of the offensive "criminal terrorist gangs " and " it it to reconstruct the city and May 15–16 , Iraqi forces announced that Operation Lion's Roar since it began . while Iraqi Special Operations Forces captured a wanted Islamic State of Iraq (ISI) member in western Mosul who was responsible to ISI about the Iraqi Army . , 130 kilometers from Mosul , gunmen ambushed a bus carrying police recruits Mosul was declared over and the city and surrounding areas declared secured The Iraqi Army stated that Al-Qaeda had A suicide bomber in Sinjar , near the Syrian border , killed 17 people and 16 of the dead were One civilian was also killed . a suicide bomber driving a police vehicle killed three police commandos

and wounded nine others , including a U.S. military outpost in Hawija leaving one U.S. soldier The attack left 18 people dead and that all security gains made by the security forces during operation Lion's Roar had disintegrated . He was shot dead by Al-Qaeda suffered perhaps its greatest blow when American soldiers killed Khalaf , the "emir He had been a close associate of killed in an airstrike two years before . On July 7 the "Investor's Business Daily " posted an editorial lamenting the failure of U.S. news media , while London's "The Sunday Times " reported , " the culmination of one or John Danko or Dancowe of Saxony was Although his exact birthplace is unknown it is believed he was born in Germany , most likely Magdeburg . A "computus " dating back to of Saxony even though the author Viewed with less suspicion is his commentary al-Qabisi (Alcabitius ) , an Arab scholar from the opinion that astronomers of that time wrote their works in such a confusing manner that those who were n't trained in the field could n't comprehend nor use them appropriately . John of Ligneres , he sought to write tables that accounted for any situation and could be put God's aid intend to give examples of all the operations which are commonly performed with tables so that there may be no one henceforth the stars because of the difficulty working is his "Canons " on the Alfonsine Tables These tables for calculating planetary positions , , were originally in Castillian They were also used to , lunar and solar eclipses , as well the geocentric model of the planetary system as described was the scholarly language of the day . This act alone allowed greater access and one could find the planetary position ( One would have to calculate the length of time between the basic year and the year and add / subtract values to To expedite these calculations he had rather than 24 hours , consistently representing time by sexagesimal fractions and After translation and Canons were As they were received ,

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confirmed in the right to nominate candidates for vacant bishoprics , subject Following the Second Vatican Council , and in accordance with the norms laid out in the Council's decree , " Christus Dominus " chapter 40 , major changes were the bishops and other prelates who would Action , however , was deferred , first by the death then the death of Pope John Paul I Pope John Paul II issued a decree , "Quamquam Ecclesia , " on 30 April 1979 , ordering Three ecclesiastical provinces were abolished entirely : those of Conza , Capua A new ecclesiastical province was created , to be called the Regio Campana , whose Metropolitan was the Archbishop of Naples . the Italian State signed a new and revised concordat , which was accompanied in the next year by According to the agreement , the practice of having one bishop govern two separate dioceses Otherwise Calvi and Teano might have continued to share a bishop Instead , the Vatican continued consultations that the dioceses of Calvi and Teano be be in Teano , and the cathedral of Teano was to become a co - cathedral , and its cathedral Chapter was to be There was to be only one diocesan Tribunal likewise one seminary , one College of Consultors , and one Priests' Council " Health 2.0 " is It has been defined variously as including social media , user-generated content Health 2.0 built on the possibilities Early examples of Health 2.0 were , and scientists , using personalize health care , to collaborate , and to promote health education While the "2.0" moniker was originally associated social networking , in recent years the term " Health 2.0 " has Health 2.0 describes the integration of " Public Health 2.0 " is to make the field more accessible to the general public and more user - driven . 2.0 " describes public health research that uses data gathered from social networking sites , search engine queries , cell phones 2.0 " is used to describe public health activities that are completely In all cases , Public Health 2.0

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Khanpasha Nuradilovich Nuradilov ( , ; 6 July 1924 He is credited with killing captured 18 Nazi German soldiers alive and 9 latest german machine guns That makes him the highest - scoring machine gunner of His body was never found and people concluded that he had been killed ( most likely bombed ) by German bombers . ce="preserve">The Diocese of Teano (Latin : " Dioecesis Theanensis united the Diocese of Calvi Risorta to was imperative that Pope Pius VII and King Ferdinand IV reach agreement on restoration Ferdinand , however , was not prepared to accept the pre-Napoleonic situation the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies committed the pope to of Capua was affected . the Italian State signed a new and revised concordat , which was accompanied in the next year by According to the agreement , the practice of having one bishop govern two separate dioceses Otherwise Calvi and Teano might have continued to share a bishop Instead , the Vatican continued consultations that the dioceses of Calvi and Teano be be in Teano , and the cathedral of Teano was to become a co - cathedral , and its cathedral Chapter was to be There was to be only one diocesan Tribunal likewise one seminary , one College of Consultors , and one Priests' Council entering the top faces of horizontal plate crystals and inclined at 60 ° to by Marko Mikkilä close to Vuokatti Ski Resort , Sotkamo , Finland on The photographs were in natural sunlight taken At the Vuokatti Ski Resort about 100 snowguns may operate in clear sky and almost no wind . is around 1125 although other evidence suggests that a church was present as being a "mean building extremely small The church was taken down in This church was in turn dismantled , although its tower still stands a chancel divided into a choir and gabled buttresses flanking a three-light window . The bell stage has louvred , paired Above this is a cornice , simple pinnacles as "superb " , particularly in the way that the visitor experiences "increasing richness " when " progressing

The font is octagonal , made Also in the church is a dole cupboard The organ case is dated 1905 , designed by Norman Shaw , with Above the door are the arms of the church are white marble tablets commemorating members in 1905 and designed by were made in 1985 by in 1994 by Keith Ledson . Near the church is the tower of the previous church which is dated 1824 In the churchyard is a stone sundial dated 1844 which is also listed Also in the churchyard is a 17th-century stone font and the ancient stone coffin lid of a child of a World War I Middlesex Regiment officer , and an airman , Royal Engineers soldier and Lancashire Fusiliers , stands close to the old tower an ancient barrow where pagan rites were celebrated , and was originally circular Here the Celtic missionaries , centuries before the Columba legend arose , drove away the evil spirits and replaced pagan magic by South while the shelving ground to the North and East prevented building for , but there is no written record How the name arose or who St. Columba was is not known The legend is very like that of St. Columba of Sens and some historians think she may be a French saint . The first church was probably replaced more than once , until about 1100 A.D. , with North and South walls , exactly where the nave arches stand today . be seen around the pillars . The collegiate church were appropriated the parishes of Crantock and St Columb Minor ; That same year In 1417 the Bishop of Exeter stated that the chancel was in a ruinous state and that the church must rebuild at About 1430 nave arcades were reconstructed : two left but the other pillars are of There were three altars , of which something can be learnt this description:- “The Rood loft ( yet standing though without a rood on , carved and painted with and bice , is a masterpiece “ built by the poor stock in 1595 ” and had carved

The Tower , recorded as the second highest in Cornwall , found the church damp with green mould and dry rot everywhere . There have been two “restorations . up for floor boards and the nave a deplorable state and another restoration was effected Unfortunately the restorers did not understand this type of church which having been under a monastic body was all to the altar the whole floor of the nave was lowered and the floor of the chancel so raised as to and a new roof put in . make the church perfectly straight the chancel walls which inclined to the South were forced out of shape . The pulpit , a splendid piece of work The original stone pulpit was given to Trencreek chapel An oak altar table has been given by of Mr Alexander Stephens who was Churchwarden From the record of the installation of the church clock that it was dedicated when we are told “ The sweetness of the chimes was noted Ouvrage Sainte-Agnès was a work ("gros ouvrage " , also called the Little Maginot Line . The fortification was built between 1932 and 1938 . the Bay of Menton and to prevent attack November 1931 and October 1934 by a contractor named Borie The observation post at Pic-de-Garuche , while , reported to Saint-Agnès . Cote 902 was a CORF project , Ouvrage Sainte Agnes held against the Italian offensive of the next day to discourage Italians advancing In the 1918 war-stricken Giorgio Volli returns to the orphanage where he had been working When arriving he founds out that the tragedy had happened in He could n't manage to Soon after , it was revealed that the house is almost empty and abandoned , and only one girl named Catherine survived . Giorgio starts to investigate what he finds out that the orphanage owner , Doctor Degrace , could be , which might lead to " General Putnam " ( SP-2284 ) , a ferry boat , was She was long , wide , had a draft of , She was taken over on

by the owner's civilian crew and was used , many with lauze roofs , surrounding the village church , but there is also an imposing Manor House twice , once at their home ground and once at the home ground of an additional bonus point is awarded to either team if they score four tries or Teams are ranked by total points , then the number of tries scored and then points difference In 2008 the Welsh Rugby Union announced a new sponsorship deal for the club rugby leagues with of the 2010/11 season , making SWALEC to establish a "Singübungsanstalt " - Conductors with whom the primarily worked included Gustav Mahler , Richard Strauss and Bruno Walter , the latter becoming the choir’s director for a number of years . In the 1950s and 1960s the choir later succeeded by Herbert Böck . led the choir , which features integrates young soloists and ensembles into Simone Young , Verdi's "Messa da Requiem " under The fall 2006 performance of Händel's "Judas Maccabaeus " was The ensemble , made up of performs cappella music , as well as vocal works requiring a smaller ensemble . a second and a fourth place prize at ) was a Czech teacher , sociologist [and ] dedicated herself mainly religion and especially reading . she was 3 years old , where Prague , " Minerva " This was followed up by to fulfill her dream of becoming the opportunity very seriously not least because she was one of However she left the department after to " deepen her academic education by This encounter and the time spent in the USA " influenced her future professional development ... After returning to Czechoslovakia she from 1907 to 1910 , where she taught Geography and History at , the working and living conditions of the industrial workers of Masaryk's colleague , Anna Berkovcova reports Masaryk's credo : After being detained in 1915 , Alice Masaryk was arrested and was not then allowed the sociological departement she began teaching sociology from her home only until in 1918 she established of the first Czechoslovak Higher School of Social Work

of the school as follows : was at the time " the only Bohemian welfare organization recognized by the Austro-Hungarian government . " Masaryk and Berkovcova are both by the "sociology developed by Jane Addams presided this organisation gratuitously until the German invasion establishing policlinics and food kitchens for the poor Following the German invasion of Czechoslovakia in on an invitation to stay at the end of World War II only to have to emigrate again when the Soviet Union quieted after the USA put pressure The interfering was based on which Masaryk was openly supported by her father Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk as the first president She continued to be politically 1 September 1939 Masaryk " openly joined With the end of World War II , Masaryk returned from the USA only to witness the take over of the Soviet Union When her brother , Jan Garrigue Masaryk , the Foreign Minister of Czechoslovakia was found dead in March 1948 , Alice Masaryk was forced to emigrate and frequently spoke on the Radio Free Europe , encouraging those remaining in Czechoslovakia to remain steadfast in their struggle Uvayuq , formerly "Ovayok " or "Mount Pelly " , is an esker The area around "Uvayuq " has long been used by Inuit for hunting and there are that had been " cut This find , which the local elders indicated was something they had never seen and must have happened before their grandparents were alive , fitted in with an Inuit legend . The legend indicated that people in the area were starving and they were saved only when a skilled hunter The esker was given its English name by to honour Sir John Henry Pelly , governor , down the Coppermine River , to called Inuuhuktu (Baby Pelly ) and Amaaqtuq They were crossing Victoria Island looking Uvayuq , died first . These are the three teams that are included in " Total Football II : Pro Football Weekly combined their All-Pro teams , a the Chataignerie and near the Segala . As well as the church and the town hall , there are two bars

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to be accounted for . , the calculated latency is actually 4.9 microseconds , light degrades as it For distances greater than 100 kilometers , either amplifiers or regenerators need to be though in both cases the added latency can be highly variable , which needs to be taken into This area does n't strictly belong , rather it is the ability Average latency is the mean average time for a message Co - location is the act where an exchange's computer servers are located . This gives traders access to stock prices slightly before other investors . Many exchanges have turned co - There are many use cases where predictability of latency in message delivery is just as important , if not more important messages being received , sent and processed by the system and measurements and typically as the message rate increases so do To give an indication of the number ) is predicting peak message rates of Reducing latency in the order chain involves Amdahl's Law , commonly used to calculate performance gains of throwing more CPUs at a problem , can be applied more generally to improving latency – that is , improving a portion of a system which is already fairly inconsequential ( will result in minimal improvement in Another strategy for reducing latency involves pushing the decision making on trades This can alleviate the need to involve the system's main processor , which can Known as network-side processing , because the processing involved takes place as close to the network interface as possible of Corkbeg churchyard close to , during the 20th-century Whitegate became the location This refinery has been owned by The writer William Wall grew up here , though his home , then vacant , was destroyed in The Hiberno-Norman FitzGerald family ( a sub - branch and Lisquinlan ) , were Ultimately Uniacke Fitzgerald's nephew , another Col Robert Uniacke Fitzgerald , The Corkbeg and Lisquinlan estates were later and Lisquinlan who died 1919 The climate is a mountain climate where there is a frequent presence of frost and snow in winter and in

the summer days can be hot and sunny followed by cooler nights . Once very used , rail transport , touristic train that circulates " was a forerunner in what is nowadays called "organized trips " the trains that bear his name . , at a reduced price , every spring and summer , compatriots in , Bourrée on the platform at From the Gallic word Rix or rig , the local " king " , the one who probably perceived the market rights , accompanied by by Charles Seroude and from 1949 Languedocien : "Lo Roget " ) Le Rouget , having grown from of the railway , will not Saint-Constant (; Languedocien : "Sant Constant " ) The Waylors , later Waymore's Outlaws , is a country music band , best known as did not allow him to record with the Waylors , due to the Nashville custom of the time using session musicians instead of a performer's backup band . Iowa , Holly chartered a plane Jennings to avoid a long bus trip to This is because the tour organizers provided very inadequate transportation & the buses broke down Jennings gave up his seat to how uncomfortable a long bus trip was for later known as The Day the Music Died , the charter crashed outside Clear Lake , killing all on a newly opened nightspot called "JD 's " The band earned a small fan base , eventually on BAT called "Waylon at Jennings was accustomed to performing The Waylors , a practice that was discouraged or forbidden by powerful Nashville producers Jennings felt limited by the Nashville sound's lack The music style publicized as " Countrypolitan " was characterized by orchestral arrangements , and the absence ( or him complete creative control over his works . was initially replaced by Fred Newell , an established Nashville studio player , followed by Robby Turner , who Waylon first worked with as part of when he formed a short-time project , the band continues today , with Derived from the XLB-1 prototype bought by " # 1 " is

Though it includes songs both # 19 on the official albums chart . , "Szerelem utolsó vérig " (the theme song the summer of 2002 , only to return He then kept playing in Ligue 2 until he was sold to A.C. Siena in co-ownership deal In August 2011 he mutually terminated But at that time he was too old to switch nationality Saint-Just (Auvergnat : " Sant Just No . 616 ( South Yorkshire the Royal Auxiliary Air Force ( RAuxAF ) assigned a fighter unit , becoming the 1st operational RAF unit to No . 616 Squadron was formed was at first allotted the bomber role , receiving The role soon changed however and the squadron's first operational fighter aircraft were Gloster Gauntlet biplane fighters received in in preparing for re - on sweeps over occupied France Further periodic updating with Spitfire Mks . V , VI and VII continued through the mid-war years . I fighters , testing them at RAF Manston when it intercepted V-1 flying bombs one V1 was tipped over after a pilot 's cannon jammed and another was shot down I was high , with three being written off in Re - equipment with improved Meteor Mk and in February a detachment they did not ever face No . 616 squadron was officially reformed 10 May 1946 , with volunteers being recruited over the following few months till embodied At the end of 1948 No . 616 both disciplines and for many years successfully Born in Alderley Edge , Cheshire , Fairhurst was thirteen when he taught himself to play and consequently his playing style was based Cheshire County Champion and a little later little opportunity to play in international tournaments finishing second , tied with also the first-prize winner , Edgard Colle . to live in Scotland and laid the foundations for a chess boom north a record eleven times between 1932 and 1962 A gifted blindfold player , Great Britain many times , in Playing board one , he and future world championship contender Bent Larsen , who was close to his peak .

at the end of the year , achieved a creditable fifth place advantage of the fact that the leading players were all gathered in Britain An impromptu first (unofficial ) Fairhurst won the event , ahead As the best of his playing days continued to give generously of , appointed himself President and retained the right to choose who an improvement over the muddled state that the SCA While there , he played in the New Zealand Chess Championship and decided that he liked the country so much , W. A. Fairhurst and Partners . Specialising in bridge design , the largest and most prestigious of , which crosses the Tay estuary and It was , at the time , the longest river crossing in Europe , Costing £6 million , the bridge was a doctorate , and through The Queen's honours list His engineering company continues to thrive today , working out of 15 principal offices in 1984 and acquired by A Touchstone file ( also known as It later became a "de facto" industry-standard file format not only for circuit simulators but also for measurement equipment ( e.g. vector network analyzers , or VNAs ) , then later still an EIA standard version 2.0 , superseding Version 1.1 , Connecticut , and by February 17, 1944 , was serving as On that day and the following day , , twice staying behind to Although seriously wounded on February 18 his gun until being overrun by his way back to friendly lines on Johnston left the Army while still a private first class . For conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at risk of life above and beyond the call of duty in , Italy , he observed approximately 80 Germans , causing at least 25 casualties and All that day he manned his gun without relief , subject Two Germans individually worked so close to his position that his machinegun was ineffective , whereupon he killed 1 with his pistol , the second with a rifle taken from When a rifleman protecting his gun position was killed by a sniper , he

and was the last man to leave , the next day causing 7 German casualties . the left flank having been forced to withdraw , he again covered Shortly thereafter , he was and a passing soldier saw him trying to crawl up the embankment . his position behind the machinegun which was soon heard in action for Though reported killed , Pfc Johnston was seen returning to slowly and painfully working his way ce="preserve">Tourism carrying capacity is a now antiquated approach to managing which evolved out of the fields that could be supported by Many authors , such as Buckley McCool , and Stankey have critiqued the concept as being fatally flawed in both the conceptual assumptions made and its limited practical application . a carrying capacity assumes the world , such as the social-ecological systems in which protected areas and tourism destinations are situated But we know they are dynamically complex and impossible to We know that to implement into a destination or protected area not usually found in the real world . by the World Tourism Organization as “ The maximum number Unfortunately , there are no studies which have an objective of maintaining pristine conditions , any level of visitor use creates adverse or negative impacts , suggesting that Fundamentally , acceptable conditions are a matter of human judgment , not an inherent quality There are number of different forms of carrying capacity referred to will focus on the four that an area is actually able is the maximum number that can fit still allow people to be “ PCC per a day = area ( in metres squared which a tourist destination is able to local activities , take for example This relates to the negative socio-cultural impacts associated The indicators of when the social carrying capacity has been exceeded are a reduced local tolerance for tourism as described by Doxey’s Index which the natural environment is able to The main criticism of carrying capacity is that it is fundamentally flawed visitors because this is also in which the tourists behave : ‘ a large group of bird watchers moving

through a landscape will have a different impact wildlife sanctuaries Singh ( 2013 ) writes , ‘ carrying capacity ’ is a concept to be thought about when we intend for ‘ sustainable versus full harvest/utilization is a remote mandate , unthinkable . Hence , instead of ‘ carrying capacity ’ it is Limits of acceptable change was the first of the post-carrying-capacity visitor management frameworks developed to respond to the practical and conceptual failures of carrying that rather than there being fact any tourist activity is having an impact and therefore management should be as well as the objectives established It is possible that with can be established but such limits that not enough attention has been given to the experience of tourists and can be the motivation to attract The tourism industry , especially in national parks and protected areas , is subject so as to determine the scale a site or building which is the limit beyond which an area may of human activity which an area can accommodate without either it deteriorating , the resident community being adversely affected (Chamberlain , 1997 ) . the maximum number of people who may . Date assessed 08/03/07 ) . “ Carrying capacity is not just a scientific concept or formula of obtaining a number beyond which development should cease , but a process where They should be carefully assessed and monitored , complemented with Carrying capacity is not fixed The reason for considering carrying capacity that carrying capacity was once a guiding concept Because of its conceptual elusiveness , lack minimising visitors' impacts , carrying capacity has been largely re - conceptualized into management by objectives approaches , namely : the limits of of carrying capacity ( Lindberg directly owned by the Crown ( The Commonwealth Heritage List , together with the Australian National Heritage List introduced by the Australian Government to protect 1999 (Cwth ) " , , the creation of an Australian National Heritage List and under the "Australian Heritage Council Act 2003 " . which traditionally made rubber shoe heels . but Arnold may have seen

the fibre-interlocking toy bricks of the early 1930s introduced by the Erector Company in America and the rubber interlocking bricks , called 'Bild-O-Brik ' made in Pennsylvania the River Lot , approximately 12   km west of Entraygues . The river here is the boundary Aveyron , and a bridge takes The Château de Vieillevie , a mediaeval castle modified in Janzé (, Gallo : " Janzae Janzé is located approximately 16 miles southeast highways D41 and D777 . up to the 10th century , Janzé the Roman god Janus or from Gennitius of modern-day Janzé is an indication that Gallic tribes settled in the area long Saint-Martin agreed to swear allegiance of Saint-Pierre refused , so built and given the name Church of the Sacred Heart hemp grown in the surrounding countryside . It also became famous for and apples used to make A war memorial ( ) in their honor fallen during World War II were added Janzé continues to be a center apple cider , farmers became known The local poultry industry goes back at least of the area were mentioned in In 1980 the Janzé Poultry Association ( ) was created , and the first Label Rouge ( Red Label ) indicating a superior product ( ) reflecting the importance of Most recently , the farmers began , while the Latinate Gallo language was typically came to be called Patois The word "patois " tends to have a pejorative meaning because these dialects were ( Standard French ) spoken by as used in literature and , which from 1801-2014 included of Janzé is Hubert Paris . in or near Ruby Valley . Fort Ruby , near Hobson was Title 40 arranges mainly environmental regulations that were promulgated The Historic Park Inn Hotel and City National Bank are two adjacent commercial buildings , United States which were designed in the Prairie School style by the renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright and J. E. E. Markley were looking for built across the corner , they did n't hesitate to give the commission to Frank Lloyd Wright , a young architect

For them Wright would build a complex, multi-purpose building that would give them surrounded on the south by a two-story banking room On the north would be a 42-room hotel and designed a nearby Prairie style home during his visits . the five banks in Mason City had failed sold separately and underwent an unsympathetic remodeling subdivided into rental apartments and over time the unique Prairie School design elements such as stained-glass skylights woodwork were removed or lost renovation thanks to numerous grants , overseeing the work , purchased the adjacent City Bank Building to Adriers - the former route Bis the D99 (Route de Brillac ) which branches from the D951 in the south-east then continues The lowest altitude is 122 m along the northwestern border with Vienne and the highest is 232 m to and 17% forest and semi-natural environments . connect them to the Vienne such In the south there is also the Ruisseau du Moulin de la Toueille , the Ruisseau de la Vergne , and La Curre which is the border The Ruisseau de Marcillac is the only stream to flow The climate is degraded oceanic . The name "Abzac " is derived based on the Latin anthroponym "Apicius " with In 1311 " Audemar of Archiac " , one of He was also attested as in 1410 then it was Odet of Archiac in 1478 who would was " Quarterly of Or a double-headed eagle in gules and azure , a cross of argent couped and fourchee " then the Rochechouart family which explains how it was that Françoise Athénaïs Rochechouart of Mortenart Marquise de Montespan stayed there with in the Canton of Saint-Germain then became "Abjac The RPI is called "Boreall " According to limousine tradition the "Ostensions septennial " are venerated and conserved by The relics of the saints Lucius and In 1670 Pope Clement IX offered to ( 1636-1688 ) , then ambassador of the King of France in Rome , gave Abzac parish permission to display Soon after the United States entered World War I , " Satellite " , a wooden yacht , built during 1887

commissioned on 7 September 1917 , BMC , " Satellite " was The "Satellite " was not returned (northwest ) and Vienne ( The departmental roads D911 passes through the commune The railway line Paris-Austerlitz to Bordeaux Saint-Jean passes North of the town there are "Chez Chagnaud " and "Chez Machet " and to the south "La Cour " , "Les Robins " , and "Les Loges is all of North-Charente . 140m. The highest point of the commune is The lowest point is 120 m located there are also some depressions and of the old French word "ajou " (13th century ) "ajonc " which actually dates back to the pre-Latin "*ajaugone " giving " *ajon " ( of where " ajonc " marketed under the brandnames Mono-Gesic , The mechanism through which salsalate is thought to reduce the production of due to its ability to lower insulin resistance associated with inflammation and may be useful in prediabetes The nearest railway station is at La Rochefoucauld which is served by the TER between The main ones are " Pont-d'Agris " , located on the right bank and at the crossroads of the D6 and D11 and " La Grange " the D11 up to the heights of On the right bank there is also the "Les Camus " , " les Fougères " , "la Côte " , "la Brousse " , " les Garrauds " , and on the left bank "le Monac " , "chez Goby " , " les Martonnauds " , " les Chevilloux " , which are almost part The soil consists of limestone dating from the middle and upper Jurassic period ( Callovian to The plateau east of the Tardoire Valley is close by ( 10 km east ) In the Braconne Forest there are excavations , which opens up in The relief of the commune is that of a low plateau sloping gently towards an average altitude of 110 m. The highest point is The lowest point is 70 m located Bandiat Valley is almost always dry Rochefoucauld karst so never reach It is certain that the occupation

of the site was very ancient as evidenced by the discovery of the Agris Helmet , a ceremonial Celtic helmet dated from the 4th century BC . which was found This site's primary occupation dated to the Mesolithic period in The Braconne Forest , the Tardoire Valley , and the Bandiat Valley are of great interest for to hide his corpse wandered all night to find this pit which concealed itself and moved constantly to avoid being complicit in the patricide Aignes - et-Puypéroux is a former commune is a commune located 25 kilometres due The ridge north of the town and a few peaks in the south are covered Lutetian and Cuisian ) composed The lowest point is 84 metres , located a sub - tributary of the Charente sub - tributary of the Dordogne The name "Aignes " comes from The commune of Aignes - and -Puypéroux , created in 1793 " was renamed "Agne-et-Puispérou " in 1801 , then "Aignes-et-Puypéroux There can be seen in the village of Aignes a former stately home , once the seat of a fief which fell by " Gaston Pierre de Viaud " , His daughter , " Gabrielle Catherine " " , built on top The church was , in the beginning , an abbey of Benedictine monks founded , if tradition is to be believed , in the 6th century This priory retains some importance even to the 15th century , at which time it was destroyed by the English . of the Charente department 40 kilometres north of and the TGV passes without stopping The main hamlets are " L'Ouche " The commune has only a few isolated farms such as and the subdivision of " La Broussette the Aquitaine Basin as with all the northern half of A small area of sandy soil dating from of the commune and alluvium (silt and clay ) cover the Aume Valley an altitude of 129 m located The lowest point is 62 m located or "villa Acriacii " meaning that of a rich Gallo-Roman named "Acrius " located at a place called "Saint-Mexant

It was vacant and annexed Aigre was finally provided . together with Marcillac formed a Protestant parish The club is called "ACJAR " the north-west of Charente such as by the Tour de France but in 2009 Bicycle touring has increased since the CC Aigrinois organized a biennial event called the "Coco Trainaud " in and burgeoning awareness of winemaking The Roman belief that wine was a daily necessity made the drink " democratic " , men and women alike The economic opportunities presented by trading in wine drew merchants to do business with tribes native to Gaul and Germania , bringing Roman influences to these regions even before The works of Roman writers – most notably Cato, Columella, Horace , Catullus Varro and Virgil – have by wine in Roman culture as are unable to determine precisely when domestic viticulture and winemaking first It is possible that the Mycenaean Greeks southern Italy , but the earliest recorded evidence of Greek influence dates to 800 BC . then to a Republic , the culture the regions that were conquered and once was almost completely dry When the libraries of Carthage were ransacked and burned , among the few Carthaginian works to survive were the 26 volumes subsequently translated into Latin and Greek wine was the most highly prized , with domestic Roman wine commanding The 2nd century BC saw the dawn of the development of " grand cru" vineyards ( The famous vintage of 121 BC became known Pliny the Elder wrote extensively about , Alban and Caecuban wines along the Po in what are now the modern-day regions of Lombardy and Venice respectively ; Praetutium ( not related to the modern Italian city of Teramo , historically known as Around Rome itself were the estates located south of Naples , The Pompeians themselves developed a widespread reputation for Pompeian merchants have been found across storing the recent 78 AD vintage were decimated , , making it unaffordable to all but the most affluent The subsequent wine surplus created by successful efforts to relieve the wine shortage caused a depression in

Although there is evidence to suggest that this edict was largely The intent of the edict was that While vineyards were already established in these growing wine regions , the ignoring of trade considerations may have suppressed The destruction , and preservation , Preserved vine roots reveal planting patterns and whole vineyards the viticultural foundations laid by the Romans in lands that would become world-renowned wine regions settlements , Romans brought with them a taste for wine and the impetus to plant vines . already established in business trading with where Roman garrisons were established , vineyards were planted to supply Roman settlements were founded and populated , outstanding examples of which included Rome's sale of wine abroad to , themselves exporters to Rome Because of the supply-and-demand economy , citizens suggesting the existence of a complex market economy surrounding its control , but the complete conquest of the Iberian peninsula remained unaccomplished until the reign ( including what are now ) and Hispania Baetica ( which While the Carthaginians and Phoenicians were the first to introduce viticulture the development of road networks brought new economic opportunities to the region , elevating grapes from the region produced its own . The poet Martial described a highly regarded wine known Ceret ( modern-day Jerez de la Frontera ) Wine historian Hugh Johnson believes this wine was an early ancestor Spanish wines penetrated more extensively than The historian Strabo noted in his work "Geographica were famous for their beauty . There is archaeological evidence to suggest that the Celts first cultivated the grapevine France , pre - dating the Greeks and Romans , with some examples found near Lake Geneva dated The extent to which the Celts and Gallic tribes produced wine is not clearly known introduced new types and styles of for cold air to flow down a hillside and to pool in As these are poor conditions under which to grow grapes , sufficient warmth to ripen grapes , to produce wine of their areas where olives and figs were unable to grow but where oak trees were still found what is now northeastern Italy ,

the Romans knew that regions where "Quercus ilex " were found had climates sufficiently warm enough to allow the full ripening of that the settlement of Vienne ( near what is now the Côte-Rôtie AOC ) produced a resinated wine that fetched that there were no vines down The Midi had abundant indigenous vines that the Romans cultivated , many of which are still being used to produce wine today , including made it an ideal seaport It was n't long before Bordeaux became self - sufficient enough with its own vineyards to export In the 1st century AD , Pliny the , including the Balisca grape ( previously that would become the modern-day wine regions of were the Aedui , whom they supported by founding the city of Augustodunum in what is now The founding of France's other great wine regions is not of viticulture dates back to Agricultural tools , such as pruning knives , have been found near , but the first definitive record of wine production dates to the 370 AD work by Ausonius titled "Mosella " , and seems to indicate that viticulture had long been present The reasons for planting Rhineland were German frontier ) and the high costs associated The Romans briefly considered building a canal order to facilitate waterway trading . , dated c. 97-103 AD ) , the cavalry decurion Masculus wrote a letter to prefect Flavius Cerialis inquiring about the exact instructions The steep hillsides along the rivers Mosel and Rhine provided an opportunity to extend receive , with the degree of angle allowing the vines to receive the sun's rays perpendicularly rather than at the low or diffuse angle vineyards on flatter terrain receive . the rivers' reflection offered additional warmth to aid found that wine could be the Alamanni and Franks were eager customers the sale of wine outside of Wine historian Hugh Johnson believes this might have been an added incentive for the barbarian invasions and sacking of Roman settlements such as Trier—"an invitation to break down the door to wine is not so much viticultural as it is

Amphoras from Italy indicate that wine was regularly transported to and Germany made supplying the needs of Roman colonists much easier at There is clear evidence that the Roman cult of Bacchus , the wine god , was practiced in Britain : more than 400 artifacts depicting his likeness have Included in the Mildenhall Treasure collection is a silver dish engraved with Bacchus having a drinking contest Works of classical Roman writers — most notably Cato, Columella, Horace Varro and Virgil — shed " ( " Concerning the Cultivation of the Land " ) , the oldest surviving viticulture and winemaking , e.g. the management of a vineyard and calculations concerning the amount of labor a slave could perform the best wine when they receive the maximum amount that vines be trained in trees as high as possible and then be severely pruned recommending , for example , that wine jars be wiped clean twice a day with a new broom every time ; thoroughly sealing the wine from spoiling and turning into vinegar ; and not filling the amphoras to the top to leave some head space , leading to Columella was 1st-century AD writer whose 12-volume "De re rustica " is considered one of the most important works Eleven volumes written in prose are sugars and at the same time allow the lead to impart sweetness and that may have contributed to He presented precise details on how a well-run vineyard should operate , from planted two paces apart and fastened Pliny the Elder was a 1st-century AD naturalist and author of the 37-volume Roman encyclopedia "Naturalis Historia " Book 14 deals exclusively with Book 17 includes a discussion of in that unique places produce unique wine . noting that the finest wines in Campania all derived from Due to the dangers in working on and pruning vines trained this way , however , he advised not using valuable slaves but rather vineyard workers hired with Aminean and Nomentan as the Marcus Terentius Varro , whom the rhetorician Quintilian called "the most learned man among the Romans , "

but only his agricultural treatise " De re rustica " has survived in its entirety . While there is evidence that he borrowed some of this material well as the Greek writers Aristotle , Theophrastus the first of which contains Virgil advises leaving some grapes on become " stiff with frost Among the earliest recorded examples of deliberately choosing " included serving a wine from He writes of serving simple wines Horace answered the question posed by the Alexandrian poet Callimachus as to whether water or wine was the preferred drink of poetic inspiration by enthusiastically siding The 12 volumes following were dedicated to than to any other . Though borrowing heavily from Cato Columella , the work of Palladius is one of the few Roman agricultural accounts to still be widely used through the Middle Ages and into the early Renaissance . The process of making wine in ancient Rome began immediately after the harvest with treading the grapes ( often The juice thus expressed was the most highly prized and kept separate from what would later come from pressing the grape . that included an elevated concrete platform containing a shallow basin Horizontally across the basin were long, wooden beams , with pressure applied by If grape pressing was used , an estate would press the skins one be coarser and more tannic , the third pressing normally made wine of low quality called "lora " After pressing , the grape must was stored in large earthenware jars known these jars were often partially buried a month before the wine was removed and put in amphoras for To enhance flavor , white wine might age on its lees , and chalk or marble dust was sometimes added to reduce acidity Wines were often exposed to high temperatures and " baked , " a process similar to that To enhance a wine's sweetness , a portion known as " defrutum " believed boiling the must acted as a preservative as well . Lead was also sometimes used could also be added , as much as recommended to sufficiently sweeten of wine to

Wines were often very alcoholic , with Pliny noting that a cup of Falernian would catch fire from a candle flame drawn too The ability to age was a desirable trait old " and " new " as whether wine had Falernian was particularly valued for its aging ability , said to need at least 10 years to mature but being herbs and spices ( similar to modern vermouth and mulled wine ) and was sometimes stored in resin-coated containers , giving it a flavor similar to modern retsina . One technique that gained some usage in southern Gaul was planting herbs such the vineyards , believing that their flavors would pass through the ground and in a smoke chamber called a fumarium to "Passum " , or wine , was also particularly popular The term "wine " spanned a broad spectrum of used and how diluted the wine Below that was " posca and sour wine that had not yet turned into vinegar . " Poscas use as soldiers' rations and amounted to around a liter Still lower in quality was "lora " (modern-day "piquette " ) , which was made by the pomace of grape skins already pressed twice , and then pressing Cato and Varro recommended " While Virgil's writings often do not the Aminean grape variety , which Pliny and Columella ranked as the best Pliny described five sub - varieties , declaring it to be , followed by Apian and its two sub - varieties , which were the preferred grape of Etruria . The only other grapes worthy of his consideration were Greek varieties , including the Graecula grape used promise , but only if but noted that the same grape produced varied wines in different regions and could even be known under different names , making it hard to and their possible modern counterparts or descendants . The Allobrogica grape that was used to produce the Rhone wine of Vienne may more closely related to Syrah or Mondeuse noire — two grapes that The link between these two is Though early Rome was very "

dry " by Greek standards , it apart from other Roman cuisine . Wine , like in Greek culture and both cultures held banquets , where wine was used to show off wealth and prestige a necessity of everyday life rather than simply a luxury enjoyed by the elite . over a gallon ) , nonetheless the maintenance of their strength rather than Should a slave become sick and unavailable to work , Cato advised halving his rations to conserve The widespread planting of grapes ensued from society , but was also given impetus by the changing Roman diet . , Bacchus ( later Romanised ) and Dionysus , who Ordinary , everyday , mixed wines , but were considered profane ("vinum spurcum " ) , forbidden for The remainder , known as " temetum " , was customarily The major public festivals concerning wine production were the two Vinalia At the "Vinalia prima " ("first Vinalia " to Jupiter , in the hope and the Dionysian mysteries , and probably arrived in Rome c. 200 BC They were originally occasional, women-only affairs , but became increasingly popular and frequent , and were opened up may have briefly supplanted an existing, public cult Thereafter the Bacchanalia continued in much diminished form , and were probably absorbed , and in exploring Canaan was that grapevines were abundant were adopted by the new Christian sect that One of the first miracles performed by to have turned water into the Eucharist prominently involved wine . Both figures possessed narratives strongly featuring the power to both heal and for a laxative : wine made He recommended that the flowers of certain plants , e.g. juniper and myrtle , be soaked in The 2nd-century CE Greco-Roman physician Galen provided several details concerning wine liberally in his practice , boasting that not a single gladiator died in When he became Emperor Marcus Aurelius's physician , he developed pharmaceutical concoctions made from Superstitious beliefs concerning theriacs' "miraculous" ability to protect the negative health effects of drinking wine , particularly the tendency towards "madness " if Seneca the Elder believed that drinking wine

Drinking wine in excess was frowned upon and those who imbibed heavily were considered dangerous of the Charente Limousine and Ruffécois regions , 5   km south of the boundary of The commune is 9   km 12 km west of Confolens . The main road that runs through the village and the commune from east to west is the D740 , the former national road and Limoges a similar distance to the south-east The old Galena ( lead and silver ) mine at of the Charente to Ambernac until it nearly reaches Asnois ( Vienne ) 180 m , traversed from south to north by the valley 231 m which is located The lowest point is 136 m which passing Poitiers , rises in the commune of Hiesse 50 m from The hamlet of " Fontbeau " " or "fontis " meaning "source " and "bellus " meaning " handsome " . " bigger " and " mansus " which had become "mas " by the Middle Ages and In 783 the name "Alloue " was mentioned when Roger , Count of Limoges gave land This Benedictine priory which had prior rights of and about 125 tenements in the parish and The "Fief of Geuche " was it belonged to " Perrenot La Lande The "manoir de l'Age " for which in 1399 Guy de l'Aage Landri , squire , the Abbot of Charroux that his When the town was founded in 1793 it was named "Allouë the commune has been the victim of Then the mine was operated by The school is a regroupment school covering Alloue (12th century ) founded by the monks stretched south and west of by a moat which joined the Charente Currently the western part still remains – The lodgings of the prior was the church , preceded by a courtyard There is a Cemetery Cross ( 1789 ) bearing the inscription "PIORRY NOTARY ET FABRIC/QUEUR 1789 " This stone cross in a cylindrical drum is raised on a plinth the Charente department some 24   km , 6   km south - east of Aigre , and 8 kilometres north - west

which passes through the village and and the " Route d'Aigre " there are a few hamlets : " les Picots , les Citres , les Marais " ; les Thibauds , and le Goyaud The commune sits on a limestone bedrock dating Alluvium dated from the Quaternary period cover , the most recent being The relief of the commune is that an altitude of 101 m located The lowest point is 46 m located the Aume , which flows north The town was inhabited as least as attested to by artifacts found in and round the commune wearing a winged petasos , stone slabs engraved ; a stone slab with an oculus and , Marcus Aurelius , and Maximin found in the Rue du Ambérac , a perpetual vicariate which was given by the counts of Angoulême Shortly after this founding there was , payable on the feast of , there are 11 unemployed It is located 10 km west of Confolens and 11 km north of the commune 4   km the south ) , covering a Jurassic limestone bedrock 190 m ; quite hilly south to north by several valleys an altitude of 232 m located The lowest point is 147 m located However , although the forms " Andebrinnacum " and "Andebrinnaco " may be correct they are not consistent with the proposal of obviously did not know of Three Gallic elements can be identified : " ande " meaning " below , in front of "canopy " from "*ande-banno " or " ande " - an intensive particle commonly used : "Anderitum " ( Cantal , Anterrieux ) , "Andematunnum ) , etc . followed by a radical -"brenn-, brinn- " , of identified in Bernac ( "de Brenaco " and "La Vallade " as well as at " Chez Pasquet in the old cemetery and was probably There existed a tile works ( present The nearest railway stations are Chateauneuf-sur-Charente ( in Saintes and Royan ) both located 14 km The two major population centres are : "le Château " The commune is made up of

gradually to reach , at la Voûte " , a height 95 m. The small Collinaud valley located where the town and the main road The lowest point is 34 m at by the "Collinaud" stream which flows from -ville " which is a toponymic suffix meaning "rural area " or "village " , from the Gallo-Roman "villa " meaning "rural area " , itself derived from the Latin "villa rustica The first part is , as is usually the case , a Germanic personal name . It can be "Ambla " northern France ( see Amblainville, Ablancourt , Amblimont , etc . ) La Motte is a medieval place name meaning "butte " , attested in medieval Latin in the form "motta " in pre-Latin origin " * mutt(a ) ancient times as proto-historic ditches have been found : circular at " a place called "le Guineuf " - a rounded shape that may be a tumulus which has been leveled - important and very old , " Ramnulphe d'Ambleville " lived there in 1239 and "Arnaud d'Ambleville " Wanting to stand up to sedition he only succeeded in was forced to flee . , the best known of whom was François de Jussac , who became captain of fifty men at , then Governor of Cognac Miossens who , a few years later , "François Amanieu " who was better known as the "Chevalier d'Albret " . The latter never married and was killed in a duel by " Mr. Saint-Léger Corbon " and Ambleville represented by "Charles Amanieu " the Marquis d'Albret whose second wife was "Thérèse de Goyon-Matignon " . Ambleville was then sold to " Mr. de Monconseil " , a Lieutenant - General whose daughter Cécile married "Jean-Frédéric de la Tour du Pin-Gouvernet " , Colonel wholeheartedly accepted the Revolution and was appointed Minister of War on of "moderation " , then arrested , sentenced to death Ambleville was completely dismantled . The new authorities did not want Ambleville A Tree of Liberty - a lime tree 4 April 2011 set the local tax rate at 7.46%

Lignières-Sonneville accommodates the kindergarten and both Ambleville and Criteuil-la-Magdeleine have elementary schools . The town has a nurse located in Doctors , pharmacy and all other types of service are available in The Church of Saint Peter (12th century ) was the main element Its nave , which has no pilaster , covered by a ceiling is by a vault from the late 15th century mounted the south - are broken and one has three transoms and flamboyant latticework leading into two Gothic chapels with two bays The bell , dating from 1639 was not melted during the Revolution Anais is located 14   km north of Angoulême . of " La Touche " has developed due to the interchange on up of limestone dating from 100 m traversed from north the Argence Valley - which is a Dry valley The lowest point is at 60 m with the river Argence taking its name The commune is located 10 km south of Cognac , 6   km west of Segonzac , The commune does not lie on There are many hamlets dotting the commune ( Late Cretaceous ) chalky limestone area which occupies Salles-d'Angles , passes the foot of runs through the whole department going east the east as an inlier northeast of The lowest point is 17 m located The "Ruisseau de la Motte " , a small tributary of the river Né and thus a sub - The word " Angeac " is "villa Andii " meaning that the village a rich Gallo-Roman named "Andius " . The term "Champagne " was added In Saintonge the term Champagne The remains of a Gallo-Roman villa possibly dating Angeac was first a dependency of the Templars then passed to the Marquisate of Archiac then often changed hands . the House of Angoulême then at By marriage Roissac became allied with with 3 return trips a day at a speed and structures that are registered Situated within it are small villages ; Auge , Saint-Médard , and also of "Petit Angoumois " Jonzac and 18 km north of then continues west , changing then continuing south - west

the north-east passing through the town and continuing south-east , changing to the D155 The D100 goes north - west off the D2 in the west and goes north-west , changing to The western part of the commune forms a vast There are significant woods covering the north and south-east of the commune which are part The lowest point is 51 m located The "Pharaon " , a tributary of and is a sub - tributary of the Charente crosses the commune called the "Ruisseau de la Grolle " upstream . by the "Ruisseau de la Tâtre " and , for some distance , by the "Étang de Saint-Maigrin Old forms of the name are : "Cathmeriacum " , a name possibly when the abbey was founded which the monks named "Beania " (feminine singular According to popular tradition the Abbey of ) , Bishop of Saintes between 1083 and 1106 , In the 9th century Baignes was a viguerie which later became the Barony of Montausier ) , which relied on seven which were , in whole or in part , Sainte - Radegund with Mathelon Touvérac , Bors with Venet The parish of Baignes itself was saintongeaise and of this election . and gave it to his son , Duke of Montausier who was tutor to the Dauphin , in whose favour this prince elevated the Barony , Julie Marie de Montausier who married Emmanuel II de Crussol without ever having lived there was raising cattle and pigs canvas which was sold in In 1893 the first dairy cooperative in Charente south west from Paris – , now served by the N 10 , which bypasses Barbezieux is a centre for touring , or Green Way , is the former railway line , running approx 40 km . The main church of Barbezieux, St Mathias , was one of the largest in Entering the church , there is said to have been kept October 1942 , and by September 16, 1944 was serving as a private first class in On that day and the following two days , he single - handedly held

his position at his unit's left flank after all other members of his squad had been killed He practically single - handed Johnson , a mortar gunner , having expended his ammunition , assumed the duties 7 men he was ordered to establish a combat post 50 yards to the left Repeated enemy counterattacks , supported by artillery , had by the afternoon of 16 September killed or wounded all his men , who several times came close enough to throw hand grenades In spite of mortar fire which Johnson stood erect and repulsed He remained awake and on Two men , sent to reinforce him that afternoon , were With no thought of his own safety , they lay half buried and seriously wounded , covered their position a Medical Corpsman by the name of James L. Christopher That night he secured their removal to until his company was relieved . By his heroic stand and utter disregard for the Florida Keys and was lost . when prospectors from the town of Fairview discovered rich quartz veins in a dry wash , and in September 1909 the town By the fall of 1906 Wonder was going full - bore ; it had a stage line connecting it to boarding houses , and- of course- saloons an active and bustling mining town , but the veins in the mines did not go on indefinitely , and by 1919 they had played out , and the town began to slowly Many of the buildings themselves were torn down to be moved Those that did remain crumbled over the years as the harsh Nevada winters and Today the site of Wonder can be reached by taking a dirt road off US 50 East heading east from can still be found on some scattered wood remains in the valley where One should be extremely careful while exploring the area , as open pits leading down into old mine shafts present a hazard for falling . a hydrothermal feldspar ) and brecciated volcanic The ore minerals , which are contained , include acanthite (silver sulfide )

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- which resulted in Lucas briefly holding Denise and her family hostage until he eventually turned himself escaped prison until he was rearrested and left the programme again During his time working on the show when his estranged daughter , tracks him down to a community service - whereupon she discovers that he is Lucas , confronted by Chelsea , explains that he was seventeen when Chelsea was born and abandoned her along with her mother Denise ( Diane Parish ) - as he could not his addiction and joined the church . Chelsea reluctantly agrees to give Lucas a chance , but is unhappy to learn he has a son , Jordan ( Michael-Joel David Stuart she develops a drug habit but Denise is furious to see him and tells him to stay though Lucas explains they are separated as she abandoned Jordan after he was born prematurely Trina repeatedly tries to come , planning to move to Lucas pushes her away and unintentionally causes her throat to be , making it appear that she died in an accident while Denise's ex - husband , Owen Turner When Owen threatens to go When Jordan's sheepdog , Sugar , starts sniffing around the tree , a nearby canal , telling his family that being attacked by Ben Mitchell ( Charlie Jones ) and Lucas blames himself , leading to him He meets a woman named Jade to kneel and pray . Denise becomes suspicious after finding Jade , who reveals that Lucas baptised her and washed her give up her alcohol dependence and Owen's body is discovered when Trina's tree claiming he killed him in Denise is horrified but urges Lucas not to tell the police He later admits that he could have saved Trina's life but chose not to , claiming that he will go to the police and tell them everything to a canal , intending to When Denise refuses to submit her and fakes her suicide . (Rita Balogun ) , who resembles and Owen's murders , while keeping Lucas gradually realises that his actions were wrong and allows Denise

, but they escape and , causing them to bleed He writes " sorry " where he is going . as Lucas is sentenced ( Years later , after discovering Jordan Libby Fox ( Belinda Owusu ) that she is going to visit asking why she did not visit him , and she tells him not to call her again , hanging up However , one month later , jealous and tells him she is coming to visit him in mentally ill and wanted to believe he was being guided Lucas admits to Denise that he is still in love denies still being in love that he is aware of Jordan being in trouble with Lucas then encourages Denise to find him herself so she now played by Joivan Wade ) JJ Johnson ( Zayden Kareem ) to move in with her . Lucas then sends her flowers so to tell him not to send her anything again and that she will no longer Lucas then asks Denise to ask Jordan to visit him , which she does . Initially , Jordan wants to visit Lucas to tell him to stay away from him , but Denise's friend Patrick Trueman ( Rudolph Walker ) convinces him not to , not wanting Lucas to try to control him Jordan eventually decides to visit Lucas , however , and he and Denise are persuaded to help Lucas get onto a scheme that would allow him to apply for jobs and his application is accepted , but Lucas and Jordan plan to use the scheme to help Lucas break out of prison . and convince Denise to come she learns what is happening , she alerts Libby who Lucas and Jordan are both Denise and Patrick later visit Lucas returns to Walford after being , having reunited with his daughter Denise takes her son Raymond Dawkins to a Christmas service where Lucas is a speaker Denise and Raymond leave once she realizes who he is He attempts to explain , but Denise makes it clear she is not interested . Patrick then finds Lucas and

him to scare Lucas away and threatens him to never When Lucas and Chelsea are leaving the restaurant , Lucas gets beaten up by thugs . the square and starts stalking Denise her boyfriend Jack Branning ( Scott Maslen ) The following day , Denise finds out what Patrick and Phil did and decides to move in with Jack . When Patrick is alone in to confront him , suspecting him of setting up the attack Lucas hesitantly calls for an ambulance anonymously to protect himself from Denise warns Lucas not to come to the square again or she will call the police . Chelsea is later seen taking it is revealed that she Denise later finds out that Phil was not behind the attack that someone else is out Lucas agrees to stay away However , Chelsea later finds to move in with her Denise later agrees to meet that he is a changed man , revealing that his son Jordan died from a heroin overdose . and confronts him , soon realising that Chelsea is trying to set him up for Chelsea later tells Lucas she warns her that he would be breaking his parole conditions if he However , determined to carry out her plan , Chelsea lies their trip and that he has been cleared to go . However , on the day of turn up for their taxi . Denise finds a devastated Chelsea crying and thinks that Lucas has let her down , so goes round to the flat to a breakdown and lashes out at Jack and Chelsea later call round to the flat and Lucas and Denise missing . finds Lucas walking around the square Despite Callum's requests to have Lucas arrested , Jack kidnaps him and holds him hostage in the Arches Lucas insists he has nothing to do with Denise's disappearance . up , but is restrained While Callum and Jack argue Denise is later found kidnapped by an unknown assailant , who is later revealed to be Caleb Malone ( Ben Freeman ) , putting Lucas in the clear .

Caleb later lets Denise go the drugs she owes him . Jack asks what happened . Denise later tells Chelsea she will get Lucas to come back and do the job . him to go away with Lucas , knowing Denise and Chelsea's true intentions , starts to question why he is trying to been hit by a trailer . Denise and Chelsea are grateful to set him up . Denise tells him who really Chelsea's phone to track him down Chelsea warns Lucas that if he hurts Caleb , she wants nothing more to do will kill her if he him to stay away from Caleb and do the job if he wants her forgiveness but Chelsea makes it clear that she will always hate Lucas for Lucas the job will be in When Denise later tells Jack to try and stop him Lucas and Denise are disappointed to hear of their daughter's recent actions and and tells Lucas she regrets Lucas later sees Chelsea and Lucas's parole officer tells him that there it as he does not want to leave Chelsea . the date , but Karen soon discovers Lucas's true identity when Denise tells Karen's ex - boyfriend , Mitch Baker ( Roger Griffiths ) who he Karen , Denise and Chelsea , having had enough of While Lucas is alone , Jordan's identity again , and arranges When Caleb is not fooled Chelsea is furious when she Lucas tells Chelsea he wants and face up to her crimes his mind about doing the job and tells Chelsea to take the drugs Chelsea does so as Lucas Security then pull Chelsea's bag aside The police then try to track Caleb down but are unable Chelsea later tips the police off when Caleb asks her to meet him and he is When Jack tells Lucas this and offers to get him , Lucas tells Jack he will get what he deserves and vows never to contact Lucas is later beaten up prison and is upset to hear what Caleb did to was described as " attractive, charismatic, strong and forthright" and "just a dodgy geezer

, a far cry from the youth he announced that Sharon Duncan Brewster had been cast as Lucas's estranged wife Trina . Entertainment website Digital Spy reported : " Trina arrives and surprises Lucas and she makes it very clear she wants to give things Lucas tries to get rid out when Patrick ( Rudolph Walker ) sees what 's going Just how willing will Trina be to let her husband walk And more importantly , will she divorce him to enable him to marry again ? in September 2009 Lucas attempts to cover up his involvement in Trina's death When he first appeared someone wrote in saying he was a good character , but somewhere down the line something was going to We 've always known there was more to this do-gooder than Things are going to get a lot darker in the build-up [ ... ] It 's going to get very dark and I hope I can pull it off . " Lucas went on to kill Denise's ex-husband Owen Turner ( Lee Ross ) when he came close to discovering how Lucas was involved in Gilet explained that although Lucas does not want people dead , he sees killing as a way to stop things from When the show's executive producer Diederick Santer was asked by Digital Spy what was lined , he said " He 's got right on his side , has n't he ? Is the world a better place without Trina Is the world a better place without Owen Well , I do n't he 's not a particularly nice person ... Lucas is doing the Lord's work and who knows what that 's doing to his head maybe he Lucas's story is ' poised ' and we 're just trying to work out the exact timing of There 's brilliant stuff in the pipeline Will he murder again ? Who 's the next person to cross having a "carnal side " with which he is " constantly at odds " , explaining : " There are times when that gives in to temptation

, is going to come As time goes on , chip away and this chink of darkness starts to show and It 's a Pandora's box , in Discussing Lucas's relationship with Denise , Gilet refuted the suggestion that Denise was a "token wife " deeming her more : " He 's found a woman who 's strong-willed, strong-minded, a good mother to their shared child and to Libby ( It 's kind of ideal and he 's worked so Nothing , but nothing , should stop that - he where he likes the idea that he 's earned this relationship . That seems to be more He loves what he 's earned and he 's now this respectable person who wants to hold on to what he has by any means necessary . " After Owen's body is discovered , and goes on to strangle her while quoting a line from that Lucas's storyline was offensive to The BBC responded with a statement saying : " Lucas is certainly not intended to be representative He is a very damaged and dangerous individual who has in his mind to hide behind and to convince himself that As the story unfolds , we will see other characters questioning Lucas's claim As Lucas has become increasingly unhinged , his obsession and reliance become increasingly frantic and desperate it is very clear that this is absolutely not normal behaviour In episodes yet to broadcast < a href="Grace Olubunmi">a></a > , < a href="Mercy Olubunmi">a></a > and < a href="Dot Branning">a></a > – all three of whom are Christians – question and discuss Lucas's frame made to reshoot scenes planned months in advance involving Lucas picking up a sex worker named Jade ( Niamh Webb ) who he seemingly strangles after forcing her confirmed Gilet would reprise the role " cause shockwaves amongst the residents , Gilet stated : " I 'm thrilled and honoured to be asked to breathe life once again into such a complex, controversial and diverse character but , most importantly to have another opportunity to work alongside I feel blessed . "

confirmed that Lucas' "short stint " had With Lucas returning to prison would " persevere " and use his time in prison to " repent and hopefully will use the time to better himself further because it was his choice Gilet found the storyline " interesting " to be part of , due to the change in He explained : " Lucas was so calculating and devious in how well he was everyone around him – this time round there 's been no hiding for Lucas so even when he tried to lie , he was always caught So that aspect of his character has been stripped away . " after it was hinted that Lucas had killed Sugar the dog The BBC responded saying they do not condone the killing of dogs that the behaviour was in keeping with the character , adding that " no animals were harmed in " and "Killer Secret" categories at the did not make it through Following his college career Brunner was selected 16th but when the Red Bulls signed Andrew Boyens , they tried to move him down to the developmental roster . However , Brunner refused to take the pay cut and left the team Brunner is a gamer , and and Washingtonville and Cooper Township , eligible for a free lunch due to received special education services , while less than 1% of pupils were identified as the teachers were rated highly qualified them eligible for a federal free or reduced price lunch due to the family meeting the federal poverty level . According to the National Center for Education Statistics , in , with 127 pupils ( 16% ) eligible for a federal free or reduced-price lunch due to the family meeting the federal poverty level . " under No Child Left Behind due to having emergency certification . Danville Area High school students may choose to attend Danville Area High School Keystone Exams mandated testing results were : 92% of students were on grade level in reading /literature and 80.5% of students demonstrated on In Biology I , 80%

Statewide 72.7% of students who took the Keystone Reading/Literature exam were on grade level or In Algebra 1 , 65.6% Danville Area High School Keystone Exams ( federally mandated testing) results were : 95.8% of students were on 88.5% of students demonstrated on In Biology I , 90.3% The requirement that pupils pass the Keystone Exams in reading , algebra I to graduate was postponed until 2019 by the Pennsylvania General Assembly because less than 60% of 12 grade pupils statewide would have been eligible for graduation from high school due to failing one or more Keystone Exams Danville Area High School achieved 89.3 points out of The PDE reported that 92.9% of the high school's students were on grade level in In Algebra 1 , 89.76% In Biology I , 78% Statewide , 53 percent of schools were scored at 90 and above ; 20 percent were scored between 80 and 89 ; 28 percent between 70 and 79 ; 25 percent between 60 and 69 and 22 percent below In reading / literature - In Algebra 1 , 84.7% , who scored proficient and advanced in Algebra I , increased The percentage of high school students who scored proficient and advanced in reading /literature declined to 52.5% . Statewide , the percentage of high school students who scored proficient and advanced The percentage of high school students who scored proficient and advanced in reading /literature declined to 52.5% . lower SPP scores compared with last year's , 92.7 out of 100 . In reading /literature , 92% In Algebra 1 , 92.8% Danville Area High School achieved Adequate YEarly Progress ( AYP) status under the federal No Child Left Behind Act each year . Pennsylvania System of School Assessments , commonly called PSSAs are No Child Left Behind Act related examinations which were administered students to be on grade level The mathematics exam included : algebra I , called Science in Motion which brought college professors raise science awareness and to provide The Science in Motion program cost the school nothing to participate Students remain enrolled at their high school

The state offers a small grant to assist a state grant of $ 4,368 for Students have the option of taking College Board approved courses and then The cost of the exam was $ Students , who achieve a , may be awarded college credits Each higher education institution sets its own standards about what level of credits are awarded to Most higher education give credits for scores Some schools also give credits for to students who take the school's AP class to take an AP course to qualify The Danville Area School Board has determined that a pupil must earn 28 credits to graduate English 4.5 credits , social studies 3 credits , science 4.5 credits , Computer technology 1 credit , Physical Education and health 2.5 credits , Graduation project 0.5 credit and electives . and the student must score proficient The type of project , its rigor and its expectations are set by targeted assistance to help the student be Those who do not pass in order to graduate . The original intent was to gradually add a composition exam was to be added passing a civics and government exam was to be the Algebra 1 , Biology and The statewide results were : Algebra 1 38% on grade level , Biology 35% Individual student , school or district reports were not made public , although they were reported to district officials by House Bill 202 , which makes modifications of the Keystone Exam mandates for students The College Board also reported that statewide 92,569 pupils took the exams with average scores declining again in all three measurers to : Area High School ranked th which was : 494 in reading , The statewide Verbal SAT exams results were : Verbal 491 , Math 501 , Writing 480 . the exams achieving scores : Verbal 496 , Math 514 , Writing with SAT scores : Verbal - 493 , Math - 501 , Writing - 479 In the United States 1.65 million students took the exam in The average math and verbal scores were 495 and 497 , respectively ,

averaged 499 and 507 , Danville e-Learning Cyber Academy is offered to the school's students The program offers numerous online courses provided by VLINC ( Virtually Linking INstruction and Curriculum ) and the BLAST Intermediate Unit # 17 including Lincoln Interactive curriculum for teacher training to optimize Danville Area School District received $ 167,949 in 2006-07 and $ 300,000 in The district administration did not apply for , state special education dollars and federal IDEA funding . The Danville Area School District administration reported there were zero incidents Additionally , there was one theft and one sexual assault involving students . Each year the school safety data is reported by the district to the Safe School Center which then The administration reported there were five incidents Additionally , there was one assault The School Board has provided the district an anti-bullying policy incorporated into their Code of Student Conduct . bullying and designate a school staff person to The policy must be available on its anti-bullying policy to the Office for Safe Schools every year , and shall review their policy Additionally , the District must conduct the Pennsylvania Department of Education to assist schools and communities as they research , select and implement bullying prevention programs and Education standards relating to student safety and anti harassment programs are described in the $ 4,000 , through a Highmark Healthy High 5 grant , which was used to purchase additional bikes and supplies for and debate ) , activities The district reports spending over $700,000 in By Pennsylvania law , all K-12 students residing who attend a private school , public cyber charter school , public charter school and those homeschooled , are eligible to participate According to PA Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting Act 126 of , by posting its Interscholastic Athletic Opportunities Disclosure Form on Article XVI-C of the Public School Code requires the disclosure of All school entities with grades 7-12 are required to annually collect data concerning team and financial information for Coaches receive compensation as outlined is a retired running back Bettendorf , Iowa , breaking the in - state Iowa

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take place until the facility was A 2005 report on overall campus satisfaction determined that the Price Center expansion would be best served " building a sense of community The architect for the expansion , Mehrdad Yazdani , while redesigning the surrounding area to The mural features two clocks that are punctuated with terrazzo-like phrases that begin scrolling rapidly with current events from The south entrances to the building , on the Triton Steps , are flanked by alumnus and sculptor Manuelita Brown's "Triton " , a 750-pound bronze sculpture that honors the university's mascot , the Black Legacy Mural , a 17-by-40-foot mural depicting various African-American leaders two young women setting two fires on the first and second floors the fires , and UCSD student Maya Land was The two students , who received eight separate charges , were believed to be connected to the Earth Liberation Front , an eco-terrorism group This was because the fires occurred the same day that the University Centers Advisory Board voted to lived with his grand mother Grand Duchess Xenia Alexandrovna in , the youngest son Prince Nikita Alexandrovich of Russia By age 14 he was fluent his family were in France and Rome first and then on to Czechoslovakia which resulted in the family almost being repatriated to Following the conclusion of the war he returned to Britain before moving near Buckingham Palace was destroyed . Russia after its members went into exile or were murdered by Prince Alexander married a sicilian princess Maria Valguarnera ( b. 29 November 1931 ) , Duke of Arenella , on 23 February 1971 in in a religious ceremony on 18 July 1971 in the mansion depicted in " A Home on the Mississippi " , an 1871 lithograph which later Privately owned , it has the label of Southern Comfort has been , " depicting Woodland Plantation . the mid-nineteenth century by Confederate Deputy Marshall and Tampa Mayor Madison Post who then named the island for his wife Maria and his sister - in the first permanent resident on the Island , homesteading much of what is now

George Wilhelm Bean , who partnered with , to form the Anna Maria Beach Company in order to develop the area . of land where present day Coquina Beach is , with the intent to build a film colony named Paul Gilmore’s Oriental Film City , later renamed Gil-Mor Isle . He did get one movie to be filmed here by "Character Picture Corporation " , " The Isle of Destiny " with Gilmore himself appearing in However , the movie was unsuccessful , never getting national distribution . The first bridge that was built to connect Anna Maria Island to mainland Florida began A heavy storm wiped out half the bridge , but construction was able to The bridge was finished as scheduled It crossed the bay to what now is Bridge Street in Bradenton Beach Holmes Beach is a planned community that was started by John E. Holmes , Sr. March 13, 1950 after a meeting was held Despite a request being made to not use a name , Holmes Beach Names that were proposed for Holmes Beach were : Palm City , There are pelicans , multiple types There are roseate spoonbills , snowy egrets of Key Royale , formerly known Anna Maria Island and development began . Anna Maria Island today is divided into that runs north and south The trolley connects with both the MCAT (Manatee County Area Transit) system serving the greater Bradenton area , and the SCAT ( State Road 789 and State Road 64 . of Cortez to what is now Bridge Street in Bradenton Beach . island, county and state officials and millions of tax dollars have been invested to draw visitors to This success has not been without and in 1948 , MGM brought Esther Williams , Peter Lawford , to film “ On an Island in this South Seas musical . ” It runs Monday through Friday It can be heard live on with podcasts available later From 2005 to 2008 the show ran on XM Radio's Home Plate 175 channel The album was out of print until it was re -

of the iTunes edition of the 2012 box set " Ladies and Gentlemen ... their 1997 single " Mum's Gone to Iceland " , the title of which The 16th Arabian Gulf Cup ( ) was held All matches were played Al-Sadaqua Walsalam Stadium . better known as Bill Carlisle and Jumpin' Bill Carlisle , was an American country music singer , guitarist popular in the late 1940s and 1950s but who influenced the genre , Kentucky southeast of Louisville His first solo single and hit was the 1933 recording That year he formed the Carlisle Brothers with they signed with Decca Records and continued performing on Kentucky country radio programs . " and "Tennessee Barn Dance " shows called Hot Shot Elmer , a bumbling buffoon in costume who would " interrupt and speed , and he employed yodeling as a vocalist . World War II , and hit big a backing ensemble , The Carlisles , though none of them was continued to release novelty song hits in the 1950s , such a top ten country hit in 1951 later Other hits included the number one smash "No Help Wanted " ( their biggest ) and the top ten "Taint Nice ( To Talk Like That ) " , both That year the Carlisles were invited to Gone Home , " which has been recorded by Flatt & Scruggs , Carlisle said he never recorded the song himself because he " just did so much better Bill, Jr. ( born 1942 ) , and Sheila , moved Louisiana , to be near " What Kinda Deal Is This " , released in 1965 Elevations in Slouhhouse AVA reach as high as above sea level The American Wind Symphony Orchestra ( AWSO , also ) is an American musical ensemble incorporating many is known for having commissioned Based in Mars , Pennsylvania , the AWSO was founded and directed for 50 years by the American conductor The group , whose membership changes from year to year , typically is composed Many of the works it performs feature an unusually large instrumentation usually including at least 4 flutes

, 4 oboes ( doubling on English horn and oboe d'amore ) , 4 bassoons ( doubling on contrabassoon and heckelphone ) , 4 clarinets basset horn , bass clarinet , and contrabass clarinet ) , 4 - 6 trumpets , 4-7 horns The group usually has performed annually "Point Counterpoint II " , constructed in 1976 , is the second boat used downtown Pittsburgh , near where it able to navigate American canals and locks more easily than the original vessel The "Point Counterpoint II" measures long and wide , and features a large overhead canopy to shelter performers and diffuse the sound . of square , circular domed , and pyramidal cavities , similar Aboard , there are also , and the director to live and a small theater where special patrons' concerts take the "Point Counterpoint II " , appeared bleak The 1600-ton barge looked like it was headed for the scrapyard , when has been Robert Boudreau , a graduate and piloted the "Point Counterpoint II " on Each summer , the group has performed The group also has performed on ) , giving concerts along after the 2004 residency , but after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita felt compelled Louisiana " , and the reception in the southernmost cities of Louisiana was so great the orchestra returned for June and July , to begin at Highcroft , Boudreau's farm in The orchestra would have three residencies there The orchestra would then meet up , Rhode Island , with performances in Maine to follow for Boudreau's wife , Kathleen , has , alleging grand theft of $ which the AWSO never performed . He was never arrested , but went to Florida as required by law , where he would appear if required Musicians from that summer's tour have also alleged having never been paid specified , “ In the event that Orchestra determines at any time that it is unable to it may forthwith terminate this agreement by notice , oral or , except to pay his/her stipend or scholarship grant pro - rated up to one (

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constructed when Flamininus refounded the league Decrees of the new League were not ; whether at Pherai or of Pheres ; which was She had been found by often given the epithet "Thaulios " . Enodia is possibly the most distinct and best understood of her cult was spread from the late fifth and fourth centuries onwards into surrounding regions ; Macedonia Enodia is also a kourotrophos ( an inscription asking Enodia for help It suggests that the base was originally placed near something that the key was able to lock and unlock , either literally Her worship often took place or near at cemeteries , such were dedicated later to Enodia but mainly fibulae , bird and animal figurines as and to underworld deities , There is also the addition of mostly female terracottas from the seventh century onwards . the existent votive records ) with their ritual use to of Enodia suggests that mortuary imagery may have been relevant to She is also a civic goddess . suggesting that she has an interest Artemis , Enodia stood on her own as a separate, popular goddess throughout Due to the similarities between the two goddesses , such as protecting roads , shared animals , averting evil It is no surprise that Enodia Due to this , Lucian Aigina as being the ‘rites of " describes Hecate-Enodia receiving a sacrifice ghosts in " On the Sacred Disease , " a text that seeks to " ; Ukrainian: Білий слон , Bily slon Along with that Bialy Slon is recognized as a historical landmark and there are scheduled to be finished in The closest settlement today is a village of Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast ) and territorially belongs Currently the observatory is classified under the registration number three as a monument of cultural heritage that is not considered when the observatory was established during Biały Słoń , started in 1937 was the highest - elevated , permanently inhabited , building According to Wladyslaw Midowicz , the first and only director "Biały Słoń " was suggested by to convince General Leon Berbecki , director of the influential Airborne and Antigas Defence League , to support

exceeding one million Polish złoty , a huge burden for The whole complex consists of three major features that connected together , a tower , Due to relief , " Biały Słoń " had five stories facing the Czechoslovakian side ( today Zakarpattia Oblast ) and two stories facing the Polish (today Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast horses or either by hand have thickness of , while At the southern side was located a rotunda on which was located a telescope and meteorologists , most of whom worked for the State Meteorological Institute and Their work was to carry out Its official name was the "Observatory of the State Meteorological Institute " , but soon it took on The observatory was lavishly equipped , and central heating fueled by oil ( today Boryslav ) . , with the nearest store and mail office away ( , the nearest doctor away , and a rail station in Kolomyia as far as For fourteen months ( July 1938-September 1939 ) the Observatory was the highest - elevated , permanently inhabited , As entry was permitted only up several legends about the building and see : Kresy ) , At first it was taken He established that the most valuable equipment has been taken out of the building declared that the Carpathian Astronomical Observatory ( the newly acquired name ) is transferred to the Academy of Sciences of the Ukrainian SSR In the summer of 1941 ( see : Operation Barbarossa ) , the Observatory was seized by the Wehrmacht , which in turn was passed to After that , the deserted building became a ruin , even though it had not been damaged during have taken out metal parts of In mid-1990s scientists of the Lviv Polytechnic , brought forward the idea of Mykhailo Vyshyvaniuk sent an official letter to the President stating that the proposition was reviewed In 2012 the Ministry of Culture of Poland has directed , total amount of money allocated for preparation works accounted to $ Since July 2012 there started some preparation work 2012 , having all window openings be the building in order to get

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his company a dominant position in the industry . Smilla leaves and makes her , where the company is conducting Prof. Loyen is among those present Smilla is rescued by the mechanic containing said meteorite ) in the cave , instantly freezing to , with most of the negative reviews " , Janet Maslin wrote , " Smilla's Sense of Snow " begins grippingly , then devolves into ever less credible derring-do The story finally leaves credibility behind as it sails off to , whose remoteness works better here than it has in other roles Ms. Ormond plays Smilla in the chic , alert , unsmiling she richly rewards the camera's many beautiful close-ups of , Roger Ebert gave the film three stars that the movie worked , writing , " Here is a movie so absorbing , so atmospheric , so suspenseful and so dumb , that it proves my point : The subject matter does n't matter in a movie nearly as much as mood , tone Nothing in the final 30 minutes can possibly be taken seriously , and Even the ending works , sort of , because the film has built up , Carol Cling wrote , " Fascinating setting and strong performances make up , Rob Vaux wrote , " An underrated and effective thriller , buoyed by a fine performance ( Madison , WI ) , Rob Thomas wrote , " And in her review in " Quebec to join the Montreal Economic Institute , In November 2005 she co - In a career spanning 35 years , a ballet , as well as In addition there is a large amount of solo and chamber music comprising six string quartets , , Drew Lockhead in the soap opera "Eldorado and his final folk recording before switching to The songs on " Welcome Here Kind Stranger " are highly arranged – instruments are heard then disappear as they are replaced by others of " Do n't Come Again " , a song recorded his wife Gracie singing it in " I Am A Youth That's Inclined To Ramble " is Number

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