• Add First attempt at Christmas Lights outside the house (10th December 2009)

• Belatedly add 2009 Autumn / Fall scenes around Deep River and the Ottawa River (10th October 2009)

• Thanks to Robin Baden Clay, update the page on The Powell Pedigree: 500 years of family history Prepared by Robin Baden Clay with an ancestor MAP for Rev. Prof. Baden POWELL

• Update "Space Invaders" by Player [1] (Player One) with lyrics to A Menacing Glow In The Sky by Player [1] (Player One) provided by Jason Munro.

• Thanks to Robin Baden Clay, fix some typos in the The 1860 publication: "Essays and Reviews" homepage

• Add 'Does the Job' Albacore 6781 Sailing Dinghy with a new rudder made by Competition Composites Inc of Ottawa; and using a Firefly main sail for high wind conditions - 10th July 2009 (including assistance from Bob and Paul)

• Update "Space Invaders" by Player [1] (Player One) with some information from Ash.

• Update "Space Invaders" by Player [1] (Player One) with some lyrics provided by "teddieboo".

• Add another flame cloud scene E-mailed in by Lynette Le Nepveu Smith, to Other Flame Clouds Scenes around the place

• Add "Sister" by Icehouse / Flowers (1981).

• Update "Only for Sheep" by The Bureau (1981) with corrected lyrics provided by Geoff Fritz.

• Add another flame cloud scene E-mailed in by Lynette Le Nepveu Smith, to Other Flame Clouds Scenes around the place

• Add another flame cloud scene E-mailed in by Lynette Le Nepveu Smith, to Other Flame Clouds Scenes around the place

• Based on user-feedback, update Black-fly and other lesser flesh-eating beasts of Deep River with chipmunk and squirrel.

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom with versions from the 1685 translation by Anonymous (The Courtiers Manual Oracle: or, the Art of Prudence) (Thanks to Dr. Georges T. Dodds of McGill University for lending me a PDF copy of this version)

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom with a link to Gracian's "The Critick" as provided by Georges T Dodds

• Add Black-fly and other lesser flesh-eating beasts of Deep River (sand-fly, deer-fly, horse-fly, mosquitoes, botfly lavae, fisher, black bear)

• An April 2008 Dog's Bar lunch, St Kilda, Melbourne

• An April 2008 Dinner, photo for the X-ray lab and trip to the Melbourne Synchrotron

• Lachlan trip to Brisbane, April 2008

• 1890's Family Pictorial Bible Temperance Pledge form (large jpg)
• 1890's Family Pictorial Bible Temperance Pledge form (medium jpg)
• 1890's Family Pictorial Bible Temperance Pledge form (small jpg)

• Add lyrics for "Remember My Forgotten Man" sung by Joan Blondell and Etta Moten in Busby Berkeley's "Gold Diggers of 1933".

• Update New Nanoshite with a newly received information of a newly published nano-buzzword; and instructions that is must be communicated to the public as soon as possible.

• Add image of the 31st March 2008 Monday night curling league championship playoffs: the team of Doug Connelly scored an 8-ender. Doug's team is pictured above. Left to right: Toban Verdun, Kevin McCrimmon, Doug Connelly and Lachlan Cranswick

• Add Digging out snow for a path in the driveway - 9th March 2008

• Add another flame cloud scene E-mailed in by Lynette Le Nepveu Smith, to Other Flame Clouds Scenes around the place

• Add lyrics for "Still Alive" by Jonathan Coulton / Ellen McLain (from the Portal game).

• Add 2008 Deep River Open Bonspiel - Bonspiel Awards Ceremony.

• Add another flame cloud scene E-mailed in by Lynette Le Nepveu Smith, to Other Flame Clouds Scenes around the place

• Within the "Tar And Cement" sung by Verdelle Smith webpage, add a comment by Malcolm on the origins of Verdelle Smith being the USA (not South Africa).

• Add lyrics for "Is 'E an Aussie, Is 'E Lizzie?" / "Is he an Aussie, Is he Lizzie?", by Mr Flotsam and Mr Jetsam (1920's/1930's England)

• Add lyrics for "Phasors on Stun" by FM (1977)

• Update page on Highly Selective and Filtered User Feedback with corrected lyrics to "Is he an Aussie" passed on by Annie G .

• Add a flame cloud scene E-mailed in by Lynette Le Nepveu Smith, to Other Flame Clouds Scenes around the place

• Add lyrics for "Walls Came Down" by The Call (1983)

• Add a flame cloud scene E-mailed in by Lynette Le Nepveu Smith, to Other Flame Clouds Scenes around the place

• Despite being on the tail-end of the two-week long flu, add lyrics for "Joe Le Taxi" by Vanessa Paradis (1987)

• Add lyrics for "The Harbour Bar Bell" by Sailor (2004)

• Update "John Tyrone" - by Heartbreak Hill with some comments by Ian Gray.

• Add lyrics for "Walls" by Icehouse / Flowers (1980)

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom with some information from Rastislav Telgarsky on a Polish translation and a Slovak translation of the The Art of Worldly Wisdom.

• Add 'Does the Job' Albacore 6781 Sailing Dinghy using a Firefly sail for high wind conditions - 3rd September 2007

• Add The view from the Deep River Marina - 3rd September 2007

• Update Membership, Forms and Guest Fees with new 2007/2008 season membership fees.

• Update "Gortoz a ran" (English = "I'm waiting") by Denez Prigent and Lisa Gerrard, with some more extra-accurate lyrics and translation passed on by Keenan Robert

• Add Lyrics for Swear by Tim Scott (1983)

• Add Lyrics for Heroes / Hero by Debbie Byrne (1986)

• Add "Echo Beach" by Martha and The Muffins

• Update "Gortoz a ran" (English = "I'm waiting") by Denez Prigent and Lisa Gerrard, with some more extra-accurate lyrics and translation passed on by Keenan Robert

• Add another flame cloud scene E-mailed in by Rich, to Other Flame Clouds Scenes around the place

• Update New Nanoshite with a newly received Email with a newly published nano-buzzword.

• Update "Space Invaders" by Player [1] (Player One) with some album cover images provided by Andrew C and some feedback from Anthony McG.

• Update "Space Invaders" by Player [1] (Player One) with updated and correct lyrics for the first line suggested by Andrew C.. Will determining the lyrics of Space Invaders never end?

• Within the "Tar And Cement" sung by Verdelle Smith webpage, add a French to English translation for 'La maison ou j'ai grandi' done by Katie.

• Add Deep River 2007 50 year members Celebration - Reg Mcleod, Peter Purvis, Evans Harrison and Garry Allan

• Add Wednesday 4th of April 2007 - 2006/2007 season club curling champions and Monday night league curling winners

• Book Chapter Writing - the recycle bin overfloweth.

• Update "Space Invaders" by Player [1] (Player One) with updated and correct lyrics for the first line suggested by Michael M.. Will determining the lyrics of Space Invaders never end?

  Through dark, sunken eyes,                      
  I see another pale sunrise
  Surrounded by soldiers, glued to-the screens,      
  Hold back the invaders, their infernal machines.  
  
  I quote from Michael's E-mail:
  
  "I found your web site this morning.  Just a suggestion from
  someone in the States, I think the first line of the song is:
  
  Through dark, sunken eyes
  
  At least that's the way I used to sing it when it played in the
  clubs over here.  Also I think it makes more sense, referring
  to people who stayed up all night playing the game and are
  now seeing "another pale sunrise".
  
  Michael M"
  
  

• Due to prodding by Endre Szecsenyi in Hungary, finish adding the JPGs and a Adobe PDF file of L'Homme de Cour de Baltazar Gracian (French translation of the Art of Worldly Wisdom) Traduit & commente. Par le Sieur Amelot de la Houssaie, ci-devant Secretaire de l'Ambassade de France a Venise. Troisieme Edition, revue and corigee. A Paris. Chez la Veuve-Martin, and Jean Boudot, rue Saint Jaques, au Soliel d'or. M. DC. LXXXV (1685) Avec Priviledge du Roi

  (This is the translation that most of the early European translations used (instead of the original Spanish). It is claimed by some more modern translators (e.g., Joseph Jacobs, L.B. Walton) that the Anonymous (1685) and the 1702 English translation of Mr Savage used this French version, not the original Spanish version, as the basis for the English translation.)

• Add 2007 Curl For Cancer bonspiel at the Deep River Curling Club, Saturday February 10, 2007

• Update London, UK comic stores that supposedly have comics in them with a link to UK Independent Comic Shops which now has up to date information on such things. Thanks to J. for passing this on.

• Add Curling Schedule for Monday and Thursday night 2007 Winter leagues

• Add another flame cloud scene E-mailed in by Lynette Le Nepveu Smith, to Other Flame Clouds Scenes around the place

• Add a flame cloud scene E-mailed in by Lynette Le Nepveu Smith, to Other Flame Clouds Scenes around the place

• Update the Restaurants, Eateries, Cafes, Bars, etc around Deep River with corrected information on the North Fork / Northfork Country Kitchen (Chichester, Chapeau, Quebec, Canada).

• Update "Fool, fool, fool" by Ray Brown and the Whispers (Sydney 1964-66) with correct lyrics from from Hilary in Australia.

• In the 15th century it was estimated that 133,306,668 angels fell
  from the Heavens in a total of 9 days according to the Bishop of Tusculum

• Thanks to Alexander Davis, update Links relating to Lord Mansfield, Re: the author of the decision in Somersett's Case, which ended slavery in England (1772) with the maxim "fiat justitia, ruat coelum" ("Let justice be done, though the heavens fall"). Alledgedly used by Lord Mansfield in the James Somersett case, though originally attributed to Lucius Calpurnius Piso Caesoninus (father-in-law of Julius Caesar.).

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Thanks to Simon Reynolds (Webmaster, The Players of St Peter), update information on St. Clement Eastcheap and The Players of St Peter.

• Add 2006 Season Curling-Ice Preparation - 3.00pm to 3.40pm flooding of the ice prior to painting - Sunday 7th October 2006 - Deep River Curling Photos (Flooding performed by Pat Kelly and spares (Hugh Taylor and Bob French))

To: lc@bluehaze.com.au
Date: Sun, 8 Oct 2006 10:14:56 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: you're a googlewhack!
From: Daniel Kenny

Just thought I'd let you know that you are a googlewhack. If you search
"1st_word_deleted 2nd_word_deleted" on google, yours is the only website 
that comes up. Congrats.

Daniel Kenny

• Update New Nanoshite with a newly received Email claiming the nanoshite page stimulates the full spectrum of human emotions.

• Add 'Does the Job' Albacore 6781 Sailing Dinghy more-ready for sailing - 4th June 2006

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom with some information on the new bilingual English-Chinese translation by Hadrian Huang (ISBN is 7-5617-4621-0)

"Congratulations Comrade Cranswick on your re-awakening, no doubt to the
workers' struggle. Although we may slumber from time to time, we must never
forget the common man's oppression under the burdensome, splinter-ridden
yoke of mgmt."

• Tragic History Museum: http://www.nationalpetroleumgallery.org.uk/shell/

  

  As this site has good, clean web design; good writing; and good artwork, there is very strong evidence that I had nothing what-so-ever to do with it.

• vs Natural History Museum: http://www.nhm.ac.uk/

• Update New Nanoshite with some more stuff.

• Update New Nanoshite with some more stuff.

• Update "Fool, fool, fool" by Ray Brown and the Whispers (Sydney 1964-66) with corrections from Mary in Australia. Though there are still some mysteries with the lyrics that require solving.

• Update New Nanoshite with some more stuff.

• Thanks to Mark Urbanek, update "Tar And Cement" sung by Verdelle Smith webpage with a better transcript of "I Saw the Sky".

• Update Curling Schedule for Club Championship and Monday night league playoffs

• Update "Gortoz a ran" (English = "I'm waiting") by Denez Prigent and Lisa Gerrard, with some more accurate lyrics and translation passed on by Keenan Robert

• Update Curling Schedule for Monday night league

• Via an E-mail contribution, receive a slightly enhanced version of the Automatic Nanotechnology Grant Application Generator

• Again, thanks to Chris in Melbourne, update "Tar And Cement" sung by Verdelle Smith webpage by adding lyrics to another version of "Tar And Cement" sung by Verdelle Smith; taken one from an old vinyl recording (which - to me - seems to a better version of the song to listen to).

• Thanks to Chris in Melbourne, update "Tar And Cement" sung by Verdelle Smith webpage by updating the lyrics to two other Verdelle Smith songs: "The City Never Sleeps at Night" and "I Saw the Sky".

• Thanks to contribution from Chris in Melbourne, update "Tar And Cement" sung by Verdelle Smith page with the starting lyrics for "The City Never Sleeps at Night" sung by Verdelle Smith and "I Saw the Sky" sung by Verdelle Smith.

• Update Statue of Dr Edward Jenner near the Italian Fountains, Kensington Gardens - 18th August 2001 - 3 of 4 with a corrected link to "An Inquiry Into the Causes and Effects of the Variolæ Vaccinæ, (Jenner - 1798)". One of the images has been used for the Wikipedia entry on Edward Jenner (scroll down)

• Adding photos from the 2006 Deep River Open Bonspiel (Friday 17th to Sunday 19th February, 2006)

• Via an E-mail contribution, add an Automatic Nanotechnology Grant Application Generator

• Update New Nanoshite with some more stuff.

• Update the Hotels, Motels, Temporary and Short Term Accomodation around Deep River with information on which hotels have broad band internet access; and the prudence of querying whether any hockey teams have also booked in as well.

• Update the Restaurants, Eateries, Cafes, Bars, etc around Deep River with information on the most Vegetarian Friendly Restaurant found so far by visitors

• Add page on Links to on-line texts of George's Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty-four" / 1984, and other Nineteen Eighty-four stuff

• Do some more work on JPG images of L'Homme de Cour de Baltazar Gracian (French translation of the Art of Worldly Wisdom) Traduit & commente. Par le Sieur Amelot de la Houssaie, ci-devant Secretaire de l'Ambassade de France a Venise. Troisieme Edition, revue and corigee. A Paris. Chez la Veuve-Martin, and Jean Boudot, rue Saint Jaques, au Soliel d'or. M. DC. LXXXV (1685) Avec Priviledge du Roi

  (This is the translation that most of the early European translations used (instead of the original Spanish). It is claimed by some more modern translators (e.g., Joseph Jacobs, L.B. Walton) that the Anonymous (1685) and the 1702 English translation of Mr Savage used this French version, not the original Spanish version, as the basis for the English translation.)

• Update New Nanoshite with some more stuff.

• Do more work on JPG images of L'Homme de Cour de Baltazar Gracian (French translation of the Art of Worldly Wisdom) Traduit & commente. Par le Sieur Amelot de la Houssaie, ci-devant Secretaire de l'Ambassade de France a Venise. Troisieme Edition, revue and corigee. A Paris. Chez la Veuve-Martin, and Jean Boudot, rue Saint Jaques, au Soliel d'or. M. DC. LXXXV (1685) Avec Priviledge du Roi

  (This is the translation that most of the early European translations used (instead of the original Spanish). It is claimed by some more modern translators (e.g., Joseph Jacobs, L.B. Walton) that the Anonymous (1685) and the 1702 English translation of Mr Savage used this French version, not the original Spanish version, as the basis for the English translation.)

• Update New Nanoshite with some more stuff.

• Update New Nanoshite with some more stuff.

• Update New Nanoshite with some more contributed links.

• Add "A Carol from Flanders" by Frederick Niven; a poem on his experiences during the 1914 Christmas Truce on the Western Front.

• Update New Nanoshite with some more contributed links.

• Update Nanoshite NanoBuzzwords and New Nanoshite webpage with a newly discovered nano-buzzword.

• Update the The Deep River Curling and Squash Club (DRCSC) page with link to the Deep River 2006 Open Cash Bonspiel (Friday 17th, Saturday 18th and Sunday 19th of February 2006)

• Update doing minor corrections and fine tuning of the Script for the Beavis and Butthead "Vaya Con Cornholio" episode.

• While it would have been a better use of spare time to be completing the webizing of the 1684 French text of L'Homme de Cour de Baltazar Gracian, add Script for the Beavis and Butthead "Vaya Con Cornholio" episode. In rememberance of scientific conferences attended in North America during the mid to late 1990's, and of the conference hotel rooms with cable, and MTV, mostly showing Beavis and Butthead

• As part of the "Hard to Find Songs" page:
  • Add "Love Power" sung by Dick Shawn / Lorenzo St. DuBois (L.S.D.) in The Producers (1968)

• Update New Nanoshite webpage with some received "world class" nanoshite.

• Update 'Does the Job' Albacore 6781 Sailing Dinghy ready for sailing - 11th September 2005 with some clarifying text and image relating to rigging the main sheet. (and some other text)

• Add a section on Mast Floats / MastHead Floats to the Sailing in Deep River webpage.

• Add 'Does the Job' Albacore 6781 Sailing Dinghy ready for sailing - 11th September 2005

• Update the The Deep River Curling and Squash Club (DRCSC) page in hopeful readiness for the 2005/2006 season.

• Start doing JPG images of L'Homme de Cour de Baltazar Gracian (French translation of the Art of Worldly Wisdom) Traduit & commente. Par le Sieur Amelot de la Houssaie, ci-devant Secretaire de l'Ambassade de France a Venise. Troisieme Edition, revue and corigee. A Paris. Chez la Veuve-Martin, and Jean Boudot, rue Saint Jaques, au Soliel d'or. M. DC. LXXXV (1685) Avec Priviledge du Roi

  (This is the translation that most of the early European translations used (instead of the original Spanish). It is claimed by some more modern translators (e.g., Joseph Jacobs, L.B. Walton) that the Anonymous (1685) and the 1702 English translation of Mr Savage used this French version, not the original Spanish version, as the basis for the English translation.)

• The PDF file for The Art of Prudence: or, a Companion for a Man of Sense. Written originally in Spanish by that Celebrated Author Balthazar Gracian; now made English from the best Edition of the Original, and Illustrated with the Sieur Amelot de la Houssaie's Notes by Mr. Savage. London: Printed for Daniel Brown, without Temple Bar; J. Walthoe, in the Middle Temple Cloysters; and T. Benskin, at Lincolns-Inn Back-Gate, 1702. (1702 English translation of Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom by Mr Savage) had some scrambled page numbers (wrong version uploaded). This has been fixed.

• With a newly acquired version of Adobe Acrobat 7, convert some of the scanned books and articles into Adobe Acrobat PDF format (of the original scanned images - not OCR'd text). Including:

• The Art of Prudence: or, a Companion for a Man of Sense. Written originally in Spanish by that Celebrated Author Balthazar Gracian; now made English from the best Edition of the Original, and Illustrated with the Sieur Amelot de la Houssaie's Notes by Mr. Savage. London: Printed for Daniel Brown, without Temple Bar; J. Walthoe, in the Middle Temple Cloysters; and T. Benskin, at Lincolns-Inn Back-Gate, 1702. (1702 English translation of Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom by Mr Savage)

• OCR'd text of "An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution" by Charles A. Beard (1874 - 1948; first published 1913).

• introduction to L.B. Walton's 1953 Translation of Balthasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom / The Oracle - A Manual of the Art of Discretion (1647).

• "Seed of Chaos : What Mass Bombing Really Means" by Vera Brittain - distributed in the US as "Massacre by Bombing: The Facts Behind the British-American Attack on Germany" by Vera Brittain (printed in the US pamphlet : Fellowship, March 1944, Part Two, Vol. X - No 3. )

• "Again Gracian - A Selection of maxims dealing with interpersonal relationships" - December 1945 - Privately Printed for Dr. C. Charles Burlingame: Hartford: Boston: New York: M. CM. XLV .

• "Gracian: A Selection of Wise, Witty, Moral and Satyrical Maxims, Pluck'd from the writings of the Spanish Philosopher and Monk - Baltasar Gracian Y Morales (1601-1658)" - 1938 - Printed for the Entertainment of the Friends of Dr. C. Charles Burlingame : New York and Hartford M. CM. XXXVIII.

• Finish updating Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom with examples of the Juan de Aragon (2004) translation.

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom comparing selected maxims of Professor Frank Pajares translation (200X) of Oráculo Manual i Arte de Prudencia. Plus complete comparing selected maxims of the original Jacobs 1892 translation vs Shambhala editorial changes.

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom with a new link to the not yet finished Professor Frank Pajares translation (200X) of Oráculo Manual i Arte de Prudencia

• Add Higher resolution aerial photos of Deep River, Ontario area - 20th June 2005

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom with a link to the not yet finished Professor Frank Pajares translation (200X) of Oráculo Manual i Arte de Prudencia

• Update the Deep River mainpage with some new higher resolution aerial images of the town and surrounds.

• Add a page on 1860 Essays and Reviews - Feedback Received with some information from Larry Weissmann.

• Get through backlog of E-mail of new links and updates to New Nanoshite

• In preparation for the possible near future (2005 to 2006) add: Affordable hostel, camping (airport) and hotel Accommodation in Waikiki, Honolulu (on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, USA)

• Misc updates to New Nanoshite

• As part of the "Hard to Find Songs" page:
  • Thanks to feedback received, update lyrics to "Brass Band Music" - by Martin Carthy and Dave Swarbrick

• Update the Hotels, Motels, Temporary and Short Term Accomodation around Deep River with information that the Bear's Den hotel has broad band internet access.

• Update the Weather in Chalk River and Deep River area with a working link to Canadian Weather Office's weather information on Deep River.

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom with some examples of the Juan de Aragon (2004) translation.

Subject: nanolithographical breakthrough

Professor P Dolding-Beadle has just become aware of a major breakthrough in nanolithographical rendering. It appears full color rendering is possible of complex nanostructures. Dolding-Beadle has applied for emergency funding to go to the local store to buy color pencils.

HYPERLINK : "Diagrams and Models : The following pictures drawn by our understanding in nanotechnology": http://www.tqnyc.org/NYC040656/diagram.html

. . . . . .

1. Nanotechnology thermostabilizing (center of nanobot) and cooking (sides of nanobot) undercooked steak with bacteria
2. In this picture, nanotechnology is repairing a bird's DNA.
3. In this picture, nanotechology is destroying germs, which were about to destroy good blood cells
4. This is an idea a member of the team had of how nanotechnology would help a solar powered car of the future get sunlight.
5. This is one model of how nanotechnology might look. This model has sharp edges to help cut down plaque. It also has a tank of insulin that can help diabetics.
6. This is a picture about nanotechnology repairing a bird's bone, which is cracked and broken, by "sewing" it together.
7. This model shows a scorpion based nanobot on a piece of a molecule. This was one of our primary pictures showing that nanotechnology is very small.

Though also a sad expose of the Reverend Professor P. Dolding-Beadle: - that primary school children have trumphed all the millions of dollars of research funding spent on the good Reverend Professor.

• Update the Yachting Stuff in Deep River webpage to include an Image-to-Art picture rendered by Lyle Kroll of Taser on the Ottawa River at Deep River

• Update relevant Relevant Links section with a minor transcript of the Video interview with Harry G. Frankfurt "On Bullshit"

• Interviewer: "What brought you, as a professional philosopher, to [write about] bullshit?" :
  Harry G. Frankfurt: "It was largely because I think that respect for the truth and a concern for the truth, these are among the foundations of civilization. I was for a long time kind of disturbed by the lack of respect and concern for the truth that I seem to observe in much of the speech and writing that was being produced; and bullshit is one of the deformaties of these values. So, I thought, try and find out more about it. Try to find out what it is. I was trained as an analytic philosopher. And analytic philosophy is characterized by a special concern for clarification of concepts. And this was a concept that seemed to me to be an important one. It referred to a significant feature of our culture. And not only a significant feature, but a feature that in my view pose certain dangers to the foundations of civilization. So I was interested in analyzing the concept and trying to find out exactly what we are talking about and talk about this." - Harry G. Frankfurt

• PRESS RELEASE on the nanotechnological development of Nanorock, Nanoscissors and Nanopaper nanorobots

• Update Wildflowers of the Upper Ottawa Valley, Eastern Ontario, Canada by correctly labelling Fall Phlox (Phlox paniculata); It was incorrectly described as Bouncing Bet ; Soapwort (Saponaria officinalis). Thanks to Ulf Eliasson for this correction.

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom with more examples of comparing a 1930 MacMillan Golden Treasury Series edition of the 1892 translation of Joseph Jacobs vs that of a 2000 Edition Shambhala pocket classic ("based on" the 1892 translation of Joseph Jacobs) noting where anonymous editorial changes have been made in the Shambhala edition.

• Add : OCR'd text of "Studies in the Literature of Sherlock Holmes" by Ronald Knox (1888-1957) (published in Essays in Satire by Ronald Knox)

• Add Deep River Curling Team off to Provincial Playdowns - Photos of the Winning Team - taken Monday 10th January 2005 - Leo Buckley (skip) Chris Knight, Martin Chisholm and Bill Baker

• As part of the "Advance Australia Fair" Original Lyrics Homepage:
  • Thanks to Chris Neilsen, correct lyrics in "Advance Australia Fair" official Australian Anthem lyrics.

• Add Photos of the Deep River Curling and Squash Club Presidents dating back to 1950 (first president: Fred Gilbert: 1950-51)

• Add lots of belated updates to the Deep River Curling and Squash Club (DRCSC) area

• A road trip to Grand Desert/Great Desert Ontario - 1st November 2004

• Slow back-roads from Grand Desert, Ontario to Deep River - 1st November 2004

• Flying from Deep River Airport over Swisha / Rapides-des-Joachims - 28th October 2004

• Flying up the Dumoine River in late Fall/Autumn - 28th October 2004

• Flying back from Swisha / Rapides-des-Joachims to Deep River - 28th October 2004

• Update "Space Invaders" by Player One with updated and correct lyrics which Robert La Ferte suggested using a Critique of Pure Reason.

  Space Invaders
      We fight to survive
     Space Invaders
      Runnin', runnin' to stay alive
     Space Invaders
      Hee hoo hoo hoo haa (???)
     Space Invaders

  I quote from Robert's E-mail:

  "The phrase "We fight to survive" is used, and is most probably followed by the same "runnin', runnin' to stay alive" that follows it in the second verse.

  After you hear it with these words, you'll see (well, you'll hear!) that it fits perfectly! :-)"

• Update "Space Invaders" by Player One. Thanks to Olivier Gravel for the clarification on the "Rabbit" part of the final section of lyrics

     Space Invaders
      We fight to survive
     Space Invaders
      Rabbit, [pause] rabbit to stay alive
     Space Invaders
      Hee hoo hoo hoo haa (???)
     Space Invaders
  

• Late Fall/Autumn scenes of Deep River / Rolphton Airstrip - 26th October 2004

• Winterising the car for paranoid people: power saver cable for block heater; battery blanket and automotive Automatic Trickle Charger - 26th October 2004

• Lunar Eclipse - 26th October 2004

• Autumn/Fall walk to Little Pine Orchard Picnic Area, Catskills, New York State, USA - 16th October 2004

• Autumn/Fall walk from Little Pine Orchard Picnic Area, Catskills, New York State, USA to the trailhead - 16th October 2004

• Olana and views of the Hudson River and Catskills Mountains, New York State, USA - 16th October 2004

• View of the Catskill Mountains from River Road on the way to Castleton-On-Hudson, New York State - 16th October 2004

• View of Olana from the Rip-van-Winkle Bridge - 16th October 2004

• Fall/Autumn Scenic View (N43°46.185' ; W74°16.063'), Route 30, Adirondacks, New York State - 16th October 2004

• Early Fall/Autumn scenes around Deep River and Lamure Beach - 26th September 2004

• On the Four Season's Trail in early Fall/Autumn - 26th September 2004

• Silver Spoon Trails in early Fall/Autumn - 26th September 2004

• D Loop and Town Line Road in early Fall/Autumn - 26th September 2004

• Some Wednesday night social curling photos - 27th October 2004

• Some Tuesday morning Seniors Curling photos - Tuesday 26th October 2004

• Update "Space Invaders" by Player One. Thanks to Robert C. for cracking the lyrics to the almost encrypted last two lines of the first verse

  Surrounded by soldiers, glued to-the screens,
  Hold back the invaders, their infernal machines.
  

• Wildflowers near the Deep River Public Boat Launch - 22nd August 2004

• Views from near Indian point on the Quebec side of the Ottawa River - 22nd August 2004

• Wildflowers around the marshy area near Indian Point, Ottawa River, Quebec - 22nd August 2004

• More wildflowers around the marshy area near Indian Point - 22nd August 2004

• Wildflowers on the Mount Martin Trail - 22nd August 2004

• Wildflowers atop Mount Martin and views of Deep River and surrounds from atop Mount Martin - 22nd August 2004

• Add webpage of the DRCSC 2004 Working Bee - Saturday morning, 18th September 2004

• Autumn/Fall walk to High Falls on the Barron River (Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada) : Saturday, October 2, 2004 (leaving 9.30am from the Valumart Car Park, Deep River).

• Add some Tasar images from Paul and Lachlan's adventures on the Ottawa river to the Yachting Stuff in Deep River webpage

• Thanks to Adam Toft, correct birds mislabelled at grebes to coots on the Wildlife (Fauna!) around Daresbury Laboratory webpage

• City of Dreadful Night (1874) by James Thomson (1834-82) with English versions of the Leopardi stanza's introduced in the poem provided by Peter Rout

• Tuesday evening (5pm) sail-dinghy racing at the Deep River Yacht & Tennis Club on the Ottawa River - 24th August 2004

• More missing parts to buy - some more Albacore sailing dinghy photos with a tape measure - 24th August 2004

• Update Wildflowers of the Upper Ottawa Valley, Eastern Ontario, Canada by correctly labelling Indian-tobacco (Lobelia inflata). This was previously listed as Pale-spiked lobelia (Lobelia spicata). But correctly identified thanks to Dawn Morningstar of the Kansas Biological Survey.

• More Albacore sailing dinghy photos with a tape measure - 18th August 2004

• More Albacore sailing dinghy photos - this time with a tape measure - 14th August 2004

• Trying to identify a small purple flower (warning: 3 wildflowers died in the making of this webpage) - 14th August 2004

• Wildflowers near Rolphton - 11th August 2004

• Update Wildflowers of the Upper Ottawa Valley, Eastern Ontario, Canada with more flowers.

• Lame Attempts to photo an Albacore sailing dinghy needing replacenment parts (did not have the tape measure) - 10th August 2004

• Rainy day and wildflowers near the Deep River Marina - 10th August 2004

• Wildflowers near the Deep River Marina - 7th August 2004

• More Wildflowers of Deep River - 7th August 2004

• Wildflowers around Deep River - 7th August 2004

• Update Wildflowers of the Upper Ottawa Valley, Eastern Ontario, Canada by correctly labelling Fringed Yellow-Loosestrife (Lysimachia ciliata). This was listed here as an unidentified wildflower. But now identified thanks to Dawn Morningstar of the Kansas Biological Survey for identifying this flower.

• Wildflowers on the Four Season's Trail - 25th July 2004

• Wildflowers near Lamure Beach - 25th July 2004

• Wildflowers near the Deep River Marina - 25th July 2004

• As part of Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom add a page with the OCR'd text of the "Again Gracian - A Selection of maxims dealing with interpersonal relationships" - December 1945 - Privately Printed for Dr. C. Charles Burlingame: Hartford: Boston: New York: M. CM. XLV .

• June canoe and walking trip to the top of Mount Martin, Quebec - photos taken by Heather

• Add a starting page on Links to the history of English Common Law

• Continue on updating Wildflowers of the Upper Ottawa Valley, Eastern Ontario, Canada

• Some Wildflowers around Deep River, Ontario - 10th July 2004

• Thanks to information from David S. Rogers, update Hotels, Motels, Temporary and Medium Term Accommodation around Deep River

• Plus add a link to Summerfest 2004! Deep River

• Add "Smiley" by Craig Scott (1971). (Vietnam War era song from New Zealand)

• Continue on updating Wildflowers of the Upper Ottawa Valley, Eastern Ontario, Canada

• Orange Moonrise over the Ottawa River near Deep River (after figuring out how to set the manual shutter speed on the camera) - 1st July 2004

• Twilight canoeing on the Ottawa River near Deep River, Ontario - 1st July 2004

• Late afternoon canoeing across the Ottawa River - 1st July 2004

• Some June Wildflowers of the Upper Ottawa Valley - 17th June 2004

• Make a decent start on Wildflowers of the Upper Ottawa Valley, Eastern Ontario, Canada

• As part of Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom add a page with the OCR'd text of the introduction to L.B. Walton's 1953 Translation of Balthasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom / The Oracle - A Manual of the Art of Discretion (1647).

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom with more examples of comparing a 1930 MacMillan Golden Treasury Series edition of the 1892 translation of Joseph Jacobs vs that of a 2000 Edition Shambhala pocket classic ("based on" the 1892 translation of Joseph Jacobs) noting where anonymous editorial changes have been made in the Shambhala edition.

• Using GPS to map trails and roads around Mount Martin, Quebec, including the Mount Martin Trailhead (GPS: N46°06.575' ; W77°27.063') - 16th June 2004

• Driving back to Deep River from Washington D.C. via a forced detour through Watertown, New York - 10th June 2004

• Travelling back from Washington D.C. to Deep River - and failing to find the billboard for the Firearms Warehouse (your second ammendment connection) - 10th June 2004

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom with more examples of L.B. Walton's 1953 translation. "The Oracle: A Manual of the Art of Discretion by Baltasar Gracian", translated by L.B. Walton (University of Edinburgh): London, J.M. Dent and Sons Ltd. Plus starting to compare a 1930 MacMillan Golden Treasury Series edition of the 1892 translation of Joseph Jacobs vs that of a 2000 Edition Shambhala pocket classic ("based on" the 1892 translation of Joseph Jacobs) noting where anonymous editorial changes have been made in the Shambhala edition.

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom with that of L.B. Walton's 1953 translation. "The Oracle: A Manual of the Art of Discretion by Baltasar Gracian", translated by L.B. Walton (University of Edinburgh): London, J.M. Dent and Sons Ltd

• College Park Airport Museum, Maryland, USA - 8th June 2004

• ACNS Highlight, HFIR Center for Neutron Scattering light Pen - 8th June 2004

• The real, authentic modern America - a Carpark (at University of Maryland) - 7th June 2004

• University of Maryland (UMUC) College Park Campus - 7th June 2004

• GPS track of DC Trip and down the 417 to 1000 Islands Bridge / Friendship Bridge and onto the US 81 towards Washington D.C. - 3rd June 2004

• Update Opening Times, Business Hours and GPS (Global Positioning System) Co-ordinates of Shops and Businesses in and around Deep River (GPS: N46°06.064' ; W77°29.188'), Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada with some new opening and closing times, as well as start including GPS co-ordinates.

• Getting from Ron Eydt Village, University of Waterloo (GPS: N 43 deg 28.206; W 80 deg 33.214) to William G. Davis Computer Research Center (GPS: N 43 deg 28.370; W 80 deg 32.505) - 29th May 2004

• Deep River to Waterloo, Ontario, stopping off at Webers Hamburgers on Highway 11, Orillia - 27th May 2004

• Minor updates to JPG images of The Art of Prudence: or, a Companion for a Man of Sense. Written originally in Spanish by that Celebrated Author Balthazar Gracian; now made English from the best Edition of the Original, and Illustrated with the Sieur Amelot de la Houssaie's Notes by Mr. Savage. London: Printed for Daniel Brown, without Temple Bar; J. Walthoe, in the Middle Temple Cloysters; and T. Benskin, at Lincolns-Inn Back-Gate, 1702. (1702 English translation of Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom by Mr Savage)

• Further OCR'ing of "The Art of Worldly Wisdom" by Baltasar Gracian (1601-1658), the 1892 translation by Joseph Jacobs (1856-1916) (1930 MacMillan Golden Treasury Series edition)

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom and add a page on:

• Add JPG images of The Art of Prudence: or, a Companion for a Man of Sense. Written originally in Spanish by that Celebrated Author Balthazar Gracian; now made English from the best Edition of the Original, and Illustrated with the Sieur Amelot de la Houssaie's Notes by Mr. Savage. London: Printed for Daniel Brown, without Temple Bar; J. Walthoe, in the Middle Temple Cloysters; and T. Benskin, at Lincolns-Inn Back-Gate, 1702. (1702 English translation of Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom by Mr Savage)

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom and add a page on:

• OCR'd text of Mr. (now Sir Mountstuart) Grant Duff's article on Balthasar Gracian in the Fortnightly Review of March 1877, VOL. XXI. N.S., page 228 - 342 (this is the article that inspired Joseph Jacobs to undertake his 1892 translation of "The Art of Worldly Wisdom")

• Catskill, New York trip, Little Pine Orchard Picnic Area, and return to Canada via Adirondack State Park; Spring scenes around Deep River - 31st April to 2nd May 2004

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom to include maxims from the 1702 translation of Mr Savage (The Art of Prudence: or, a Companion for a Man of Sense. Written originally in Spanish by that Celebrated Author Balthazar Gracian; now made English from the best Edition of the Original, and Illustrated with the Sieur Amelot de la Houssaie's Notes by Mr. Savage. London: Printed for Daniel Brown, without Temple Bar; J. Walthoe, in the Middle Temple Cloysters; and T. Benskin, at Lincolns-Inn Back-Gate, 1702)

  Also include a moderately indignant "defence of the 1702 Mr Savage translation", against the impugning comments about this version within the introductions of later English translations.

• Update the following page with feedback received relating to T.S. Eliot and St. Mary Woolnoth. Another LMDC London expose of shame: Images of Pope's Head Alley in Cornhill, City of London - taken on Sunday 29th December 2002 around 4.15pm (where in September 1730, did Peter Vivian's actions cause him to be indicted for a Misdemeanor, "in assaulting John Brailsford, with an intent to commit the detestable Sin of Sodomy")

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom to includes missing ones from the 1947 translation of Otto Eisenschiml. Also, add translations from Thomas G. Corvan's 1964 translation.

• Update OCR'd text of Title pages, Introduction and Bibliographic Appendix to Martin Fischer's translation of Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom - 2nd edition, 4th printing, 1954, Charles C. Thomas Publisher, Springfield, Illinois

• High water level of the Ottawa River at Deep River; Winter to Spring scenes around Deep River - 24th April 2004

• Quick Deep River to Swisha misty road tour followed by dinner at the Rolphton Motel Restaurant; Winter to Spring scenes around Deep River - 21st April 2004

• Attempts at Winter lunar photography while practising with a Fuji FinePix S5000 digital camera in manual mode - 28th February 2004

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom to includes missing ones from the 1935 translation of Martin Fischer.

• Add OCR'd text of Title pages and introduction to Martin Fischer's translation of Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom - 2nd edition, 4th printing, 1954, Charles C. Thomas Publisher, Springfield, Illinois

• Some images of the transitionary period from Winter to Spring in Deep River - 8th April 2004

• Attempted daytime lunar photography using a Fuji FinePix S5000 Digital Camera - 11th February 2004

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom to includes ones from the 1991 translation of Christopher Maurer.

• Update Other Links with a link to the 1592 novel, Pierce Penilesse - His Supplication to the Devil by Thomas Nash (Gent.). Which includes the quote "This is the lamentable condition of our times, that men of art must seek alms of cormorants." Thanks to Steve for passing this on.

• As part of the "Advance Australia Fair" Original Lyrics Homepage:
  • Thanks to Mike Fitzgerald, correct some typos in the lyrics for "Advance Australia Fair" that they now match the text as given in the JPG images. "foreign foe" instead of "foreign for". "In joyful strains then let us sing" instead of "In joyful strains let us sing".

• ("From the trenches of war, on a page of a letter which is spattered and stained, with the note, "Bully beef at fault," one finds the following poem:") - Beauty by Ivor Gurney (1890 - 1937)

• God, give us men! by Josiah Gilbert Holland (1819-1881)

• Thanks to Tony, update DEEP! (To some - they are but jokes, humour, humor, quotes and things) with the follwoing

                       The language of management
  
  A recent Australian study by Don Watson, Death Sentence: The Decay of
  Public Language http://www.abbeys.com.au/items/25/02/28/, reinforces
  this concern for the corruption of language. Watson illustrates how
  mindlessly repetitive corporate jargon, incorporated in "mission
  statements" and "organisational systems and processes", displaces
  genuine articulation of beliefs and values. He laments that:
  
   The language of management - for which read the language of virtually
   all corporations and companies, large and small, public service
   departments, government agencies, libraries, galleries and universities,
   the military, intelligence organisations and, increasingly, politics -
   is language that cannot describe or convey any human emotion, including
   the most basic ones such as happiness, sympathy, greed, envy, love or
   lust. You cannot tell a joke in this language, or write a poem, or sing
   a song. It is language without human provenance or possibility.
  
  What is even worse is the political embracement of this language, and
  the complete failure of the media to challenge its shallowness and
  duplicity.
  

• Update The ultimate in despair - Manchester City Football Club supporters material - plus other stuff - 26th March 2003 making it clear that Lachlan is not a Man City supporter. This describes a small office corner of a minion of the futile city of London (England).

• Add webpage of the final of the Deep River 2004 Club Curling Championship - team Chisolm vs team Buckley - 25th March 2004

• Naming of Parts by Henry Reed (1914 - 1986) - including a link to a webpage that includes an audio of Henry Reed and Frank Duncan reading "Naming of Parts"

• Add the first of Lachlan's True Type Fonts

• Update Deep River Curling Nights, Curling Tournaments and Events and add webpage for the schedule of the 2004 Deep River Club Curling Championship (Entrees must be members of the DRCSC) (March 16th to 25th, 2004)

• IUCr Sponsored, free Crystallographic Nexus CD-ROM for developing world laboratories

• Rietveld Users' Mailing List

• Sci.techniques.xtallography Homepage

• Update DRCSC Newsletters and Official Press Releases and add 5th March 2004 Report on the Deep River Squash and Pizza Night - Tuesday 2nd March 2004, 7 PM (which made the NRT deadline)

• Thanks to Lew Orans, update various pages relating to the Rev. Baden Powell to include a link to Baden-Powell Family History.

• Update the Curling Photos page to include a rendered image of "Nels Tremblay and Grandsons (Mattawa) in the 2004 Deep River Open Bonspiel" as rendered by Lyle Kroll using his "Images-to-Illustrations" algorithms

• Calmly We Walk Through This April's Day - Delmore Schwartz (1913-1966)
• All Night, All Night - Delmore Schwartz (1913-1966)

• Another LMDC London expose of shame: Images of Pope's Head Alley in Cornhill, City of London - taken on Sunday 29th December 2002 around 4.15pm (where in September 1730, did Peter Vivian's actions cause him to be indicted for a Misdemeanor, "in assaulting John Brailsford, with an intent to commit the detestable Sin of Sodomy"). And include a rendered image of "Lombard Street at twilight" as processed by Lyle Kroll using his (currently) secret rendering algorithm.

• Add Mid-winter scenes of Deep River and the frozen Ottawa River; Winter scenes around Deep River - 15th February 2004

• Images from the Some 2004 Deep River Open Bonspiel photos - 11pm to 1am Friday night session 20th February 2004

• Some 2004 Deep River Open Bonspiel photos - 11.30am to 4.30pm Saturday 21st February 2004

• Some 2004 Deep River Open Bonspiel photos - 11.00pm to 12.30am Saturday 21st February 2004

• Update Using the Davis CarChipEX for computer diagnostics on a 1999 Subaru Legacy (using the OBDII connector) - with an example of a Trouble Log taken with the CarChipEX inserted on another car.

• Update DRCSC Newsletters and Official Press Releases and add Tuesday 17th February, 2004, Upper Ottawa Valley Superleague and Deep River Open Bonspiel (which failed to make the NRT deadline)

• Add Using the Davis CarChipEX for computer diagnostics on a 1999 Subaru Legacy (using the OBDII connector)

• Update "Sparrow Song" by The Seekers with a correction by Gerald Fitzsimmons that it was The Seekers, not The New Seekers that had a hit with the Sparrow Song.

• Update webpage on DRCSC Championships and Awards and add 2003-2004 Upper Ottawa Valley Superleague 1st Place Champions - Chris Knight (3rd), Martin Chisholm (2nd), Leo Buckley (Skip), Bob Burton (Lead) and Ron Grozelle (Alternate)

• Update webpage on the Winter 2004 Curling Schedules with the new Monday night league table

• As part of Curling Photos add images from the Some Thursday night curling photos - 12th February 2004 - Deep River Curling Photos

• As part of Curling Photos add images from the Some Monday night curling photos - 2nd February 2004 - Deep River Curling Photos

• Add the new DRCSC Logo.

• As part of Squash Photos, update the 2003 Squash Work Bee page with information on cleaning squash court walls with Bio90.

• Add One day Size/Strain and Quantitative Phase Analysis Software Workshop (All day, Thursday, 2nd September 2004, Czech Technical University - As part of EPDIC 9, 2nd to 5th of September 2004, Prague Home Page)

• add Window winter ice-crystal growth as fern and tree motifs; Winter scenes around Deep River - up to 27th January 2004

• update Fresh snow on the driveway and squirrel tracks; Winter scenes around Deep River - up to 26th December 2003 with E-mail from Holly.

• After a fresh snowfall and the frozen Ottawa River; Winter scenes around Deep River - 11th January 2004

• Sunday Hockey Night at the Deep River Arena; Winter scenes around Deep River - 18th January 2004

• As part of the "Advance Australia Fair" Original Lyrics Homepage:
  • Thanks to Jennifer Burgess, add a photograph of Peter Dodds McCormick to all the pages. (image scanned by Jennifer Burgess for her upcoming biography of the composer)

• Update The Art of Barbara and Gordon Cressey:
  • Add Set 20 (Apres Modi Bleu (Deux), Atomica, Boat ride, Island I,II,III, Quantum Well, Reflections, the harbour, two boats, showertime, Winter)

• Add Fresh snow on the driveway and squirrel tracks; Winter scenes around Deep River - up to 26th December 2003

• Add Winter Driveway, Christmas house lights, and window winter ice-crystal growth as fern and tree motifs; Winter scenes around Deep River - up to 14th December 2003

• Add page announcing the Deep River 2004 Open Cash Bonspiel (20th, 21th, 22th of February 2004) with downloadable entry form.

• Add "Gortoz a ran" (English = "I'm waiting") by Denez Prigent and Lisa Gerrard

• Add Winter Driveway, midnight snow flurry and window ice-crystal ferns and trees; Winter scenes around Deep River - 2nd December 2003

• A Tune - Arthur Symons (1865-1945)

• August 1914 - Isaac Rosenberg (1890-1918)

• Add information on club sponsers into the DRSC Sponsors page.

• Add page on recent Montreal trip: McGill Department of Physics (Montreal, Quebec) Hydrogen Titration Apparatus and Glove Box with Oxygen Scrubber - 20th November 2003/

• Thanks to an E-mail from Robin, update "Tar And Cement" sung by Verdelle Smith page with various trivia, including how to find an audio CD containing Tar And Cement by Verdelle Smith in Australia.

• "Space Invaders" by Player One

• Hello this is Joanie / This is Joney / This is Jonie (The Telephone Answering Machine Song) by Paul Evans (Spring 1978)

• "Homosapien" by Pete Shelley

• Add a page on Announcements of Classical Concerts and related events of Deep River and the Upper Ottawa Valley Area, Ontario, Canada. Initially with information on the concert titled: Joyful Renaissance by Cantando Singers with The Georgian Consort (Saturday, November 15th 2003, 8pm, Deep River Community Church, Deep River Road, Deep River, K0J 1P0)

• Cloudy Autumn/Fall Catskill scenes - Catskills trip - 26th October 2003 - 1 of 2

• Catskills back to Palisades via twilight views of Indian Point nuclear power station and Lovett coal fired power station - Catskills trip - 26th October 2003 - 2 of 2

• Catskills to North South public Campground - Catskills trip - 25th October 2003 - 1 of 3

• Views from North South public Campground - Catskills trip - 25th October 2003 - 2 of 3

• Kaaterskill, Haines Falls, Palenville to Catskill Village - Catskills trip - 25th October 2003 - 3 of 3

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• Palisades to Catskill, New York - Catskills trip - 24th October 2003 - 1 of 5

• Views of some of the Catskills Mountains - Catskills trip - 24th October 2003 - 2 of 5

• Catskill to Hudson, New York via Rip van Winkle bridge - Catskills trip - 24th October 2003 - 3 of 5

• Hudson to Albany's Empire Plaza - Catskills trip - 24th October 2003 - 4 of 5

• Center of Albany and Empire Plaza, and back to Catskill - Catskills trip - 24th October 2003 - 5 of 5

• Atop Half Moon Falls, Dickinson Trail, Corliss Cascades and early Autumn/Fall images of the Lamont-Doherty Nature Sanctuary (LDEO Columbia University), Village of Palisades, New York - 23rd October 2003

• Half Moon Falls, Corliss Cascades and early Autumn/Fall images of the Lamont-Doherty Nature Sanctuary (LDEO Columbia University), Village of Palisades, New York - 21st October 2003

• Stairway to Sun, High Gutter Point and early Autumn/Fall images of the Lamont-Doherty Nature Sanctuary (LDEO Columbia University), Village of Palisades, New York - 20th October 2003

• Update The Art and Science of Crystal Growth display organised by Lynn Boatner at Knoxville, Tennessee Airport - 16th October 2003 with PDF images of the September 28th 1987, C and EN article on "Hydrothemal Synthesis of Crystals" by Robert A. Laudise (PDF images passed on by Bill Pollack)

• Early Autumn/Fall scenes and Autumn leaves of LDEO, Palisades, New York, USA - 19th October 2003

• Early Autumn/Fall scenes and leaping squirrels of Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University, Palisades, New York, USA - 18th October 2003

• Midday early Autumn/Fall scenes and wild turkeys of Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University, Palisades, New York, USA - 18th October 2003

• Flying up from Knoxville, Tennessee to Newark International Airport and views of a smoggy New York City - 16th October 2003

• The Art and Science of Crystal Growth display organised by Lynn Boatner at Knoxville, Tennessee Airport - 16th October 2003

• Add New York from above Newark airport and cloudscapes viewed from the air - 12th October 2003

• Early Autumn/Fall photographs of the Deep River airstrip (11th October 2003)

• Crossing the Ottawa River to get to the Mount Martin Trailhead, and views from Mount Martin, Quebec; Early Autumn/Fall scenes around Deep River - 9th October 2003

• Early Autumn/Fall scenes around Deep River and the Ottawa River - 10th October 2003

• Update Buying Beef Jerky on-line for delivery to Deep River, Ontario, Canada with information on ordering small packs of Beef Jerky from Ulrich's in Pembroke

• Add information from Ian Glen on Deep River Squash Club History.

• As part of Squash Photos add images from the Attempted action shots on Squash night - 25th September 2003

• Update Membership and Guest Fees for the DRCSC page to include information on how to print the Legal size membership form on smaller Letter size paper using Adobe Acrobat viewer.

• Update images in Back to DRSC Mainpage; Squash Club Mainpage and Curling Club Mainpage.

• As part of Squash Photos add images from the Attempted action shots on Squash night - 23rd September 2003

• Add The Deep River Curling and Squash Club (DRCSC)

• Ottawa River from the Quebec side nearly Opposite Deep River; Twilight and Autumn/Fall Scenes around Deep River - 13th September 2003 - 1 of 2

• Sunset and twilight on the Quebec side of the Ottawa River; Twilight and Autumn/Fall Scenes around Deep River - 13th September 2003 - 1 of 2

• As part of the "Advance Australia Fair" Original Lyrics Homepage:
  • Thanks to links provided by Erica Ryan, add links to digital copies of Advance Australia Fair at the National Library of Australia

  • Add page on Advance Australia Fair Lyrics and Sheet Music from 1919

• Wildflowers of Ian's Garden; Summer Scenes around Deep River and Ottawa Valley - 17th August 2003 - 1 of 5

• More wildflowers of Ian's garden; Summer Scenes around Deep River and Ottawa Valley - 17th August 2003 - 2 of 5

• More wildflowers of Ian's garden and surrounds; Summer Scenes around Deep River and Ottawa Valley - 17th August 2003 - 3 of 5

• Wildflowers on the back trails of the Ottawa Valley; Summer Scenes around Deep River and Ottawa Valley - 17th August 2003 - 4 of 5

• Meadow flowers of the Ottawa Valley; Summer Scenes around Deep River and Ottawa Valley - 17th August 2003 - 5 of 5

• Driving to the KO Lodge Dining, Deep River from Deep River township; Twilight and Summer Scenes around Deep River - 15th August 2003

• A night-time viewing of the Animal Museum at Ryan's Campsite, Highway 17, Deep River; Twilight and Summer Scenes around Deep River - 15th August 2003

• Trying to find the Mount Martin Trail head on the Quebec side of the Ottawa River via Canoe - 14th August 2003 - 1 of 2

• Finding the Mount Martin Trail head on the Quebec side of the Ottawa River via Canoe - 14th August 2003 - 2 of 2

• Opening Times and Business Hours of Shops and Businesses in and around Deep River, Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada

• "Sparrow Song" by the New Seekers

• "Portobello Road" by Cat Stevens

• "Spem in Alium" by Thomas Tallis (1505 - 1585)

• "We Are There" - a song in the Duckman cantoon show (America episode)

• Elegy in a Country Churchyard - G. K. Chesterton (1874 - 1936)
• A Hymn: O God of Earth and Altar - G. K. Chesterton (1874 - 1936)

• Buying Beef Jerky on-line for delivery to Deep River, Ontario, Canada (webpage necessary due to the unreliability of domestic Beef Jerky supplies in the Deep River area)

• Weather in Deep River area, Ontario, Canada

• Tricks and hints for trying to get to canoe across the Ottawa River and get to the startoff point of the Mount Martin Trail, Ottawa River, Quebec : the further adventures of Lachlan and Scottdroid - 18th July 2003

• Add extracts from The Diggiest Dog/"The Digging-est Dog" (who "was having so much fun!" and "dug up Highway 81") by Al Perkins illustrated by Eric Gurney (1967)

• Dawn moon and cloudscapes of Deep River plus visiting the metropolis of Klock, Ontario - 15th July 2003

• Scottdroid and Lachlan do the Barron Canyon River in canoe; Canoeing then Walking the Barron Canyon Trail; Twilight and Summer Scenes around Deep River - 16th July 2003 - 1 of 3

• Views of the Barron Canyon from the Barron Canyon Trail; Canoeing then Walking the Barron Canyon Trail; Twilight and Summer Scenes around Deep River - 16th July 2003 - 2 of 3

• Barron Canyon from the Barron Canyon Trail and Chipmunk of the Barron Canyon Trail; Canoeing then Walking the Barron Canyon Trail; Twilight and Summer Scenes around Deep River - 16th July 2003 - 3 of 3

• All Country Music is Garbage webpage.

• Wildflowers and scenes around Deep River Airport : Flying around Deep River - 16th June 2003 - 1 of 3

• An attempted first landing at Deep River Airport : Flying around Deep River - 16th June 2003 - 2 of 3

• Successful landing at Deep River Airport/Airstrip : Flying around Deep River - 16th June 2003 - 3 of 3

• Taking off from Deep River Airport : Flying around Deep River - 17th June 2003 - 1 of 6

• Flying towards Swisha/Rapides des-Joachins from Deep River : Flying around Deep River - 17th June 2003 - 2 of 6

• Trying to find the Brent Crater in Algonquin Park from the air and finding the village of Brent : Flying around Deep River - 17th June 2003 - 3 of 6

• Brent Crater in Algonquin Park from the air : Flying around Deep River - 17th June 2003 - 4 of 6

• Evidence for the past destruction of Algonquin Park when flying back to Deep River : Flying around Deep River - 17th June 2003 - 5 of 6

• Returning to Deep River and landing at Deep River Airstrip : Flying around Deep River - 17th June 2003 - 6 of 6

• Taking off from Deep River airport : Flying around Deep River - 18th June 2003 - 1 of 5

• Flying on the Quebec side of the Ottawa River down through Petawawa : Flying around Deep River - 18th June 2003 - 2 of 5

• Landing at Pembroke Airport for refueling : Flying around Deep River - 18th June 2003 - 3 of 5

• Airline services advertised at Pembroke Airport Terminal Building for Pembroke, Deep River area : Flying around Deep River - 18th June 2003 - 4 of 5

• Flying back from Pembroke airport to Deep River airport : Flying around Deep River - 18th June 2003 - 5 of 5

• Add "Big Joe Mufferaw" by Stompin' Tom Connors

• Maps showing how to get to Chapeau, on the Island of Isle-aux-allumettes, Quebec, Canada (where exists Fred's Steakhouse - and used to exist their breeding pair of Silver Beavers (RIP)).

  Unfortunately the breeding pair of Silver Beavers at Fred's froze to death!!!! Those of the Ottawa Valley who claim to be in the know are of the opinion there is not much point visiting Chapeau any more!!!

• Maps showing how to get to Chapeau, on the Island of Isle-aux-allumettes, Quebec, Canada (where exists Fred's Steakhouse - with their breeding pair of Silver Beavers)

• Update Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom to includes ones by Otto Eisenschiml (1947) and J. Leonard Kaye (1992).

• Thanks to Richard Morris add Blurb advertising "The Powells in Essex and their London Ancestors" by Richard Morris and Poster advertising "The Powells in Essex and their London Ancestors" by Richard Morris.

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Thanks to Koen, add information on free concerts available at the National Theatre.

• As part of the "Advance Australia Fair" Original Lyrics Homepage:
  • Thanks to an E-mail from Erica Ryan, add Advance Australia Fair Lyrics and Sheet Music from 1879

• Deep River to Arnprior; Images of driving from Deep River down Highway 17 to Ottawa International Airport; Spring Scenes around Deep River - 7th June 2003 - 1 0f 3

• Arnprior to the outskirts of Ottawa; Images of driving from Deep River down Highway 17 to Ottawa International Airport; Spring Scenes around Deep River - 7th June 2003 - 2 of 3

• Down Bronson Avenue/Airport Parkway to Ottawa International Airport; Images of driving from Deep River down Highway 17 to Ottawa International Airport; Spring Scenes around Deep River - 7th June 2003 - of 3

• Cloudscapes and mountains from 10 miles up - on the way from Ottawa to Vancouver - 7th June 2003

• From Vancouver Airport to Westin Bayshore Resort and Marina; - 7th June 2003 - 1 of 3

• Images near the Westin Bayshore Resort and Marina, Vancouver; - 7th June 2003 - 2 of 3

• Nightime images from the Westin Bayshore Resort, Vancouver; - 7th June 2003 - 3 of 3

• Some images from Hydrogen Fuel Cell Introductory Course; - 8th June 2003 - 1 of 5

• Georgetown Fuel Cell Bus and Mercedes fuel CellBus; - 8th June 2003 - 2 of 5

• Fuel cell systems on display; - 8th June 2003 - 3 of 5

• More fuel cell systems on display; - 8th June 2003 - 4 of 5

• Some more fuel cell systems on display; - 8th June 2003 - 5 of 5

• Some images of slides from General Motors Fuel cell talk and Ballard airgen fuel cell powering cyber cafe PCs; - 9th June 2003

• Some talk slides on Hydrogen Storage goals - and images of the Westin Bayshore Resort; - 9th and 10th June 2003

• A ride on the Mercedes fuel CellBus through Stanley Park, Vancouver - 8th June 2003

• Conference tour of the Institute for Fuel Cell Innovation; - 11th June 2003 - 1 of 2

• Conference tour of the Institute for Fuel Cell Innovation and CellexPower - 11th June 2003 - 2 of 2

• Add Various things - including mobile phones/cell phones in the Ottawa Valley and some bedding/Furniture/futon stores/rentals

• Update Travel and travel options to/from the Deep River area - with information on flying your light plane into Deep River Airport - as well as information on direct buses from Toronto to Deep River.

• Base camp House and Car; In search of Arret signs - an Evening Deep River to Swisha (Repides des-Joachines), Quebec and return trip; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 4th June 2003 - 1 of 5

• Point Alexander and reaching the Des Joachims Bridge over the Ottawa River; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 4th June 2003 - 2 of 3

• Arret Signs of Swisha (Repides des-Joachines), Quebec; In search of Arret signs - an Evening Deep River to Swisha (Repides des-Joachines), Quebec and return trip; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 4th June 2003 - 3 of 5

• Some other sites of Swisha (Repides des-Joachines), Quebec; In search of Arret signs - an Evening Deep River to Swisha (Repides des-Joachines), Quebec and return trip; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 4th June 2003 - of 5

• Rolphton, Nuclear Power Demonstration (1962-1987) plaques and Pictures of Deep River Airport; In search of Arret signs - an Evening Deep River to Swisha (Repides des-Joachines), Quebec and return trip; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 4th June 2003 - of 5

• Sunset over Lamure beach and low flying Canada Geese; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 1st June 2003

• Twilight over Deep River with Banded Cloudscape; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 2nd June 2003

• A be-clouded sunset over Deep River; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 3rd June 2003

• Moderately flaming twilight skies above Deep River; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 3rd June 2003

• Wild flowers around Deep River and sunset at Lamure Beach; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 31st May 2003 - 1 of 3

• First seen Pink Lady's-Slipper (Cypripedium acaule) Fringed Polygala; Gay-wings (Polygala paucifolia Willd) and twilight Wild Flowers near Lamure beach and the Ottawa River; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 31st May 2003 - 2 of 3

• Sunset over Lamure Beach; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 31st May 2003 - 3 of 3

• Wildflowers of Deep River and sunset over Lamure Beach, Deep River; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 23rd May 2003 - 1 of 2

• Sunset over Lamure Beach; Twilight and Spring Scenes around Deep River - 23rd May 2003 - 2 of 2

• Link in the page on : Different English translations of some maxims in Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom and English translations of Baltasar Gracian's (1601-1658) The Art of Worldly Wisdom listed in COPAC.

• Travel and travel options to/from the Deep River area with information on the local taxis.

• Hotels, Motels, Temporary and Medium Term Accomodation with information on some local bedding/Furniture/futon stores/rentals.

• Update the "The Surreys Played the Game" poetry page with some references to "First Day of the Somme" by Martin Middlebrook

• Squirrels of Deep River and Deep Loop trail; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 19th May 2003 - 1 of 7

• On the Main Loop trail and a wrong turn; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 19th May 2003 - 2 of 7

• Somehow winding up near Log House Antiques and trying to get onto Main Loop trail; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 19th May 2003 - 3 of 7

• Somehow near the AECL boundary; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 19th May 2003 - 4 of 7

• More backtracking to Main Loop trail; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 19th May 2003 - 5 of 7

• Getting back on the Main Loop trail; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 19th May 2003 - 6 of 7

• Back on the Main Loop trail; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 19th May 2003 - 7 of 7

• Bird life, wildflowers, and sunset at Lamure Beach; Twilight and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 19th May 2003 - 1 of 3

• Sunset and twilight at Lamure Beach; Twilight and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 19th May 2003 - 2 of 3

• Twilight cloudscapes above Lamure Beach and twilight white-tail deer; Twilight and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 19th May 2003 - 3 of 3

• Silver Spoon and Cranberry Lake Trail System / Deep River Cross-Country Ski Club Map; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 1 of 7

• Deep Loop trail and River Loop trail; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 2 of 7

• River Loop trail and X-Country Loop trail; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 3 of 7

• Eikrem's Junction to Doubt's Junction on the X-Country Loop trail - and young squirrel; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 4 of 7

• Wildflowers, Doubt's Junction and the River Loop; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 5 of 7

• On the River Loop trail and Deep Loop trail; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 6 of 7

• A black Squirrel of Deep River; Wildflowers, Cross Country Ski Trails / bicycle trails / walking trails / Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 7 of 7

• Wildflowers near Lamure Beach and yet to be identified rambling beast; Twilight and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 1 of 8

• Twilight wildflowers on the Four Seasons Trail near Lamure Beach; Twilight and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 2 of 8

• Wildflowers and scenes of the Four Seasons Trail near the Deep River Sewage Plant; Twilight and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 3 of 8

• More wildflowers and scenes of the Four Seasons Trail near the Deep River Sewage Plant; Twilight and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 4 of 8

• Four Seasons Trail and Sunset at Lamure Beach; Twilight and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 5 of 8

• Twilight at Lamure Beach; Twilight and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 6 of 8

• More twilight scenes at Lamure Beach; Twilight and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 7 of 8

• Canoe and twilight at Lamure Beach; Twilight and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 18th May 2003 - 8 of 8

• Wildflowers of Deep River and maps of some of the Cross Country Ski Trails; Wildflowers, Ski and Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 17th May 2003 - 1 of 8

• Deep River Cross-Country Ski Club Map and on the "River Loop" Club Loop Cross Country Ski trail; Wildflowers, Ski and Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 17th May 2003 - 2 of 8

• Purple Trillium; Stinking Benjamin (Trillium erectum) and on the "River Loop" Club Loop Cross Country Ski trail; Wildflowers, Ski and Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 17th May 2003 - 3 of 8

• Evidence of Beavers, on the "River Loop" Club Loop Cross Country Ski trail and Four Seasons Trail adjacent to the Ottawa River; Wildflowers, Ski and Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 17th May 2003 - 4 of 8

• Mud, bogs and swamps of the Four Seasons Trail; Wildflowers, Ski and Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 17th May 2003 - 5 of 8

• Wildflowers and woodpecker on the Four Seasons Trail; Wildflowers, Ski and Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 17th May 2003 - 6 of 8

• Exiting the Four Seasons Trail near Lamure Beach; Wildflowers, Ski and Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 17th May 2003 - 7 of 8

• Cedar Park, Wildflowers and Black Squirrel of Deep River; Wildflowers, Ski and Snow Mobile trails and early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 17th May 2003 - 8 of 8

• Getting to the NMPR, NRC Neutron users apartment on 6 Troyes Street, Deep River (assuming you have booked it); Very early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 13th May 2003

• Around McElligot Drive et al; Very early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 9th May 2003 - 1 of 8

• Deep River and District Hospital and Cedar Park et al; Very early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 9th May 2003 - 2 of 8

• Views from Lamure Beach, Deep River; Very early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 9th May 2003 - 3 of 8

• Deep River Waterfront and Marina; Very early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 9th May 2003 - 4 of 8

• Tennis and Yacht club plus UFO camoflaged as a cloud above the Ottawa River; Very early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 9th May 2003 - 5 of 8

• Mackenzie High School and some Deep River Downtown Commercial area shops; Very early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 9th May 2003 - 6 of 8

• Deep River Downtown Commercial area and Highway 17, Very early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 9th May 2003 - 7 of 8

• Some of the Deep River businesses on Highway 17; Very early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 9th May 2003 - 8 of 8

• Scenes near Sunset near the Deep River Marina - as well as Crow relaxing with a can of drink; Very early Spring Scenes around Deep River - 10th May 2003

• Misc updates (mainly minor reformatting) to the page on : An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States" by Charles A. Beard (First Published 1913).

• Add : OCR'd text of "An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution" by Charles A. Beard (1874 - 1948; first published 1913).

• Entering Central Park from the South West - Part 1 of 8, 4th May 2003

• More lower Central Park scenes - Part 2 of 8, 4th May 2003

• To the corner of 77th Street and Central Park West plus main entrance to the Metropolitan Museum of Art - Part 3 of 8, 4th May 2003

• Inside the Metropolitan Museum of Art - Part 4 of 8, 4th May 2003

• More stuff within the Metropolitan Museum of Art - Part 5 of 8, 4th May 2003

• More Metropolitan Museum of Art things including Socrates, Lavoisier and Franklin - Part 6 of 8, 4th May 2003

• Roller Disco of Central Park et. al. - Part 7 of 8, 4th May 2003

• Scenic route on the New York to Palisades bus due to incoming traffic chaos on the George Washington Bridge - Part 8 of 8, 4th May 2003

• Afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 2nd May 2003

• Mid morning wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 3rd May 2003

• More mid morning wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 3rd May 2003

• Even more mid morning wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 3rd May 2003

• Late afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 3rd May 2003

• Twilight wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 30th April 2003

• Twilight wildflowers, first seen budded Plaintainleaf Pussytoes (Antennaria plantaginifolia) and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 30th April 2003

• Late afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 1st May 2003

• Late afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 28th April 2003

• More late afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 28th April 2003

• Front of the American Museum of Natural History and Dinosaurs in the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Hall - 29th April 2003

• Mammal bones, views of New York and smiling dinosaur bones in the American Museum of Natural History - 29th April 2003

• Bones, things, human skeletons, meteorites and minerals in the American Museum of Natural History- 29th April 2003

• Mineral Gallery of the American Museum of Natural History - 29th April 2003

• 79th Street and Broadway Subway station to Columbia 116th Street subway station - 29th April 2003

• Main quad of the Columbia University main campus in Manhatten - plus some views near Amsterdam Avenue and West 116th Street - 29th April 2003

• Views from the Lamont Shuttle bus leaving from Amsterdam Avenue, Main Campus of Columbia University - 29th April 2003

• Afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 24th April 2003

• Spring Beauties and other afternoon scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 24th April 2003

• Late afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 27th April 2003

• More late afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 27th April 2003

• First seen budding Plaintainleaf Pussytoes (Antennaria plantaginifolia) and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 27th April 2003

• Afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 24th April 2003

• Spring Beauties and other afternoon scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 24th April 2003

• Late afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 27th April 2003

• More late afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 27th April 2003

• Even more late afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 27th April 2003

• Add Scanned images/text (Chapters 1 to 11, and 19) of "Laboratory Instruments, Their Design and Application" (1960) by A. Elliott and J. Home Dickson

• Midday wildflowers of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 19th April 2003

• First sited Trout Lily; Dogtooth Violet (Erythronium americanum) and more midday wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 19th April 2003

• More midday wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 19th April 2003

• Midday wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 20th April 2003

• Chipmunk, Squirrel wildlife and scenes of LDEO, Columbia University, Palisades, N.Y., USA - 20th April 2003

• Continue OCR'ing pages for ASCII text of the 1860 publication: "Essays and Reviews" based on the scanned JPG images

• Extracts from the "Poems of War Resistance" 1966 Peace Calendar - War Resisters League, New York

• Misc updates (mainly minor reformatting) to the page on : An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States" by Charles A. Beard (First Published 1913).

• Thanks to Tony and Geoff, add "Fool, fool, fool" by Ray Brown and the Whispers (Sydney 1964-66)

• Thanks to Nicholas Mantzaris, update "Common People" by PULP page with a "working" link to the official PULP website.

• Thanks to the totally brilliant Transym OCR (TOCR) for Windows OCR'ing software ("It's a no frills product with the accent being entirely on accuracy."): start again on OCR'ing pages for ASCII text of the 1860 publication: "Essays and Reviews" based on the scanned JPG images

• On the way to Geale's Fish and Chippery Restaurant at Notting Hill Gate (1 of 2) - 26th March 2003
• A night at Geale's Fish and Chippery Restaurant at Notting Hill Gate (1 of 2) - 26th March 2003

• Images from South Kensington tube station to the abhorrance of Euston train station architecture - 27th March 2003

• Add Some clarification Emails received after leaving Futile City of London

• Add Vale Cranswick - A farewell poem received after leaving London - modified from Samuel Johnson

• Covent Garden and St Paul's Covent Garden at night, as well as Covent Garden Tube station stairs and platform (Picadilly Line) - 22nd March 2003

• Photographing the Leicester Square tube line mice (Picadilly line and Northern Line - thankfully for the mice, Londoners are cronic litterers) - 22nd March 2003

• Trying to find mice on the Northern Line at Goodge Street and Senate House at Night - 22nd March 2003

• South face of St Paul's Cathedral at night and other things - 23rd March 2003

• Along the south bank of the Thames from St Pauls Cathedral to the Houses of Parliament at night - 23rd March 2003

• The Houses of Parliament from the South bank of the Thames - 23rd March 2003

• Walk on the south and north banks of the Thames between the Houses of Parliament and MI5/MI6 headquarters - 23rd March 2003

• Chelsea and Kensington at night, and morning anti-war graffiti at University College London - 23rd March 2003

• St Pancras station and Kings Cross station, London - 24th March 2003

• Outside and inside St Pancras Train Station - 24th March 20

• From St Pancras Train Station to the Circle Line at Kings Cross/St Pancras - 24th March 2003

• Photos of Church of St Clement Dane and surrounding statues, etc - 26th March 2003

• Down Fleet Street, Samuel Johnson's house, through to a view of Ludgate Hill and St Pauls Cathedral - 26th March 2003

• Structural steel reinforcements at Black Friars Tube station to installing Redhat 8.0 Linux on a Natural History Museum Mineralogy PC - 26th March 2003

• The ultimate in despair - Manchester City Football Club supporters material - plus other stuff - 26th March 2003

• Update The Art of Barbara and Gordon Cressey:
  • Add Set 19 (Molecular meltdown, Apres Modi Bleu, Porthcurno sea, Summertime, Apres Modi, Enfold)

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Add information on free concerts available at the following churches : St Pancras Parish Church, St Pancras/Bloomsbury; St Paul's Covent Garden; Lincoln's Inn Chapel, Lincoln's Inn.

• Add links to pages on Getting to and things to do in the Deep River, Upper Ottawa Valley, Ontario, Canada area.

• Update Free Concerts in London, England webpage with information on concerts attended.

• Some images (taken with permission) of the interior of the Christopher Wren Church of St Stephen Walbrook, London (Chad Varah - Rector of St Stephen Walbrook and founder of the Samaritans) - 27th February 2003

• Paying homage to the clothes, corpse and skeleton of Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832), at University College London - 27th February 2003

• Update Free Concerts in London, England webpage with modifed introductory information in the rant and rave introductory text.

• Update Free Concerts in London, England webpage with information on the free Thursday lunchtime concerts at St Alfege, Greenwich, London, UK - and the possible lunchtime concerts at City Lit in Stukeley Street, Covent Garden, London, UK. Also update the St Stephen Walbrook area of the page with the 12:45 sung mass on Thursday 20th Feb 2003 with a summary of the sermon - British Telecom's persecution of the church.

• In the City of Dreadful Night - around 5:30am in the morning - 17th February 2003

• Russell Square Tube stations - stairs and Picadilly platform - 17th February 2003

• First tube train of the morning from Russell Square to Gloucester Road - Picadilly Line - 17th February 2003

• Images of Senate House as viewed from Russell Square - Sort of some more In search of Room 101 in Senate House, London - 18th February 2003

• Sadolis/Lino's Cafe on Store street and some more images of Senate House, London - 18th February 2003

• Gloucester Road Platform for Art and Churches on The Strand - 21st February 2003

• With the Central Line out of action - getting from Bank Station back to Birkbeck College - 21st February 2003

• Tube lines relevant to Greenwich, Maritime History Museum, Royal Observatory and The Queen's House - 22nd February 2003

• Senate house as viewed from Gower Street - In search of Room 101 in Senate House, London - 14th February 2003

• Actually finding Room 101 - In search of Room 101 in Senate House, London - 14th February 2003

• ESRF junk food machines of shame (none containing Coka-Cola) near the ESRF beamlines - ESRF, Grenoble Trip - 10th February 2003

• Running protein powder diffraction experiments at ID31 - ESRF, Grenoble Trip - 10th February 2003

• More pictures of the ID31 hutch at ESRF - ESRF, Grenoble Trip - 10th February 2003

• Some more images of ID31 and views around ILL at around 5am to 7am in the morning - ESRF, Grenoble Trip - 10th February 2003

• Blurred images from the bus going from ILL/ESRF to Grenoble Bus Depo and Train Station - ESRF, Grenoble Trip - 10th February 2003

• Finally get around to updating some of the new wild flowers discovered around the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University and adding them to Summary of observed New York State Wild Flowers : North East American Wildflowers found around the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University

• Thanks to encouragement from Thomas Durham, create a new summary page on Shortish Summary of free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; historical Concerts in London; Lectures in London; Debates in London; movies in London; and Talks in London, England, UK

• City of Dreadful Night (1874) by James Thomson (1834-82)

• Blurred images of San Franciso from the Bay Bridge - 2nd February 2003

• Back at Heathrow airport and Picadilly Tube station, London - plus a fixed flat ceiling - 3rd February 2003

• Beach side to the south of San Francisco - 1st February 2003

• Elephant seals and Poison Oak in the beaches south of San Franciso - 1st February 2003

• More Elephant seals (and small beach birds) on the beaches south of San Franciso - 1st February 2003

• Beach fossils - 1st February 2003

• Flowers, lighthouse, beaches, turn off for Pescadero and driving into San Franciso - 1st February 2003

• At the Geosciences building in Berkeley - Sunset from Berkeley, Traite de Mineralogie, photos of Beevers-Lipson Strips and Fordap/Celref punchcards - 30th January 2003

• A User relaxation room at the ALS Synchrotron in Berkeley - 31st January 2003

• "Warnings Turning Clockwise" by Do-Re-Mi with more accurate lyrics provided by Richard Fitzpatrick.

• From Mayfair, getting to Wong Kei Chinese Restaurant in China-Town, Soho, London, UK - 31st December 2002 - 1 of 3

• From Mayfair, getting to and from Wong Kei Chinese Restaurant in China-Town, Soho, London, UK - 31st December 2002 - 2 of 3

• Getting back from Wong Kei Chinese Restaurant in China-Town, Soho, London, UK - 31st December 2002 - 3 of 3

• London Unreal Tournament facilities of Bran and Neo - 31st December 2002

• Attempting to Photograph London New Years fireworks from the MayFair rooftops (despite the cloud and cold) - 31st December 2002

• Aftermath of New Years Eve Unreal Tournament session - 1st January 2002

• Secrets to growing mushrooms within London flats/apartments - 29th December 2002

• Mushroom production at risk: Another part of the flat ceiling catastrophically collapses - ~3:00pm 29th December 2002

• London Underground - Jubilee line at Westminster, Waterloo and Bond Street - 29th December 2002

• London Underground: Central line at Bond Street and Bank - 29th December 2002

• Another LMDC London expose of shame: Images of Pope's Head Alley in Cornhill, City of London - taken on Sunday 29th December 2002 around 4.15pm
  (where in September 1730, did Peter Vivian's actions cause him to be indicted for a Misdemeanor, "in assaulting John Brailsford, with an intent to commit the detestable Sin of Sodomy")

• Finish off adding the OCR'd text of: "Feather-brained" Winston Churchill's 28th April 1925 budget speech as Chancellor of the Exchequer to the House of Commons - that put England back on the Gold Standard
  ("The 1925 return to the gold standard was perhaps the most decisively damaging action involving money in modern time")

• Images of Egyption Mummies from the British Museum, London, UK - 27th December 2002

• Images of the Picadilly Line at Gloucester Road - London underground system - 27th December 2002

• Images of the District and Circle Line at Gloucester Road - London underground system - 27th December 2002

• Flat shots and Condemned Stairway of despair - 24th December 2002

• Images of the Victoria Line at Warren Street - London underground system - 24th December 2002

• Getting to the Wednesday free 1:00pm lunchtime concert at St. Sepulchre-without-Newgate from Barbican Tube Station - 18th December 2002

• Images of Greek statues, including philosophers Sokrates/Socrates, Antisthenes, Chrysippos, Epikouros/Epicurus, from the British Museum, London, UK - 18th December 2002 - 1 of 2

• Images of Greek statues from the British Museum, London, UK - 18th December 2002 - 2 of 2

• Advice (hopefully/maybe reliable) relating to Australian Passports, Water Damaged Passports and getting a replacement Passport (As well as DFAT links and general advice) - 14th December 2002

• The ever leaking ceiling (with optional mushrooms growing with the force of gravity) of Lachlan's London, UK flat - 12th December 2002

• Update The Art of Barbara and Gordon Cressey:
  • Add Set 18 (Summer, Spring, Autumn, Ocean IV, Shore, Towards Eternity, Ionian Sunset)

• Update pages on The Art of Barbara and Gordon Cressey
  • Set 14 (Facing Changes; Facing; Standing Figure; Standing Figure; Three Figures; Chemise; Disturbance)

  • Set 15 (Surf; Wave; Germs of Life (1); Ripe)

  • Set 16 (Ocean IV; Office location - Ocean IV; Shore)

  • Set 17 (Granite and Hornfels, Garden Setting, Granite porphyry, Serpentinites, Crystal; Power Flower)

• Update page on an Assessment of the despair.com website with information and links to the Demotivators 2003 Calendar

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Add information to include free Tuesday lunchtime concert information at St Brides Fleet Street to include information on the "'Part One' of Handel's "Messiah" with the Hallelujah Chorus" that is traditional performed instead of the Evensong on the Second Sunday in Advent.

• Start adding OCR'd text of: "Feather-brained" Winston Churchill's 28th April 1925 budget speech as Chancellor of the Exchequer to the House of Commons - that put England back on the Gold Standard
  ("The 1925 return to the gold standard was perhaps the most decisively damaging action involving money in modern time")

• Start adding extracts from: "Economics and the Public Purpose" by John Kenneth Galbraith (First Published 1973)

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Add information to include free Tuesday lunchtime concert information at St James Garlickhythe

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Update information to include organ concerts linked via the The London Organ Concerts Guide

• During the recovery from a quickish trip to South Korea, update page on London Quake and Unreal Tournament session results with a lost - then recovered score-sheet.

• Update page on London Quake and Unreal Tournament session results. Including possibly inaccurate summaries and further details of the two-towers sniping fests during Capture the Flag.

• Add page on The Gnome Masters of Daresbury Laboratory (and the unofficial Official history of the UHV AREA /G.A.C.B (gnomes against cigarette butts))

• Update page on London Quake and Unreal Tournament session results. Including possibly inaccurate summaries and details of guest appearances by El-Disco.

• Update Overall page on Restaurants and Cafes List of Interest with information on:
  • Geals Fish Restaurant (Notting Hill Gate, London)

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Update information on recent free concerts attended at St Mary-le-Strand; St. Stephen Walbrook; St Margaret Lothbury; St. Lawrence Jewry

• Add page on The Art of Barbara and Gordon Cressey
  • Set 1 (Garden, Power Flower, Power of Two, Entrapment, Fruition)

  • Set 2 (Crystal, Time Flies, Where the Bee, Life Vessel, Conceal (1))

  • Set 3 (Germs of Life (2), Fertile, Facing Change?, Wading Bird, Wave, Wave Bowl(s), Three Fish, Pod (3), Concealed)

  • Set 4 (Counterpoint, Kneeling Figure, Fecund, Opening Enclosing)

  • Set 5 (Facing Change?, Power Flower, Three Figures)

  • Set 6 (Husks, Wave, Beachcomber Debris, Flying Fish)

  • Set 7 (Rocky Shore, Jungle Shore, Deep BlueOcean(1))

  • Set 8 (Ocean (3), Swimming pool, Flight(3), Flight(4), Flight(2), Flight(1), Whirlwind, Hot and Cold)

  • Set 9 (Poldhu Sunset, Ice Structure Model, Shoreline, Along the Shore, Atlantic Sunset, Ocean V Togetherness)

  • Set 10 (Wavepanel(2), Ocean V Togetherness)

  • Set 11 (Waveform, Atlantic Sunset 1, Footprints in the Sand, Blue Green Waves, Changing times 1,2,3)

  • Set 12 (Ocean V Togetherness)

  • Set 13 (Deep Blue, Sennen Shore)

• Add "Standing in the Rain" by Sydney Carter (1965)

• As part of Misc Things :
  • Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

    Update information on recent free concerts attended at St Mary-le-Strand; St. Stephen Walbrook; St. Olave Hart Street; St. Bride's Church

• Update page on London Quake and Unreal Tournament session results.

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Update information on recent free concerts attended at St. Michael, Cornhill, London; St. Bride's Church

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Add information on : St Mary le Strand, The Strand, London, UK (Wednesday lunchtime concerts) and minor rant about the importance trying to get some lunch before or after concerts if one is to minimize risk of dietry deficiencies.

  Update information on recent free concerts attended at St. Olave's Hart Street, London; St. Bride's Church; The Church of St Anne & St Agnes; St. Mary Le Bow Church

• Where is the George Gleaves Bridge Exactly? - September 2002 (thanks to photos taken by Keith Walker)

• Professor X-ray in Geneva and London (as well as Nikki, Roger, Ian and Lachlan, et. al.) - August 2002

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Update information on recent free concerts attended at St. Olave's Hart Street, London; Christ the King, Gordon Square, Bloomsbury, London; St. Lawrence Jewry, Gresham Street, London

• Update Boat trip down the Thames to Greenwich and back to Parliament - 8th July 2000 with corrections by Richard J.

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Update information on recent free concerts attended at St. Bride's Church, Fleet Street, London; St.Martin-within-Ludgate, Ludgate Hill, London; St. Lawrence Jewry, Gresham Street, London

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Add information on "first of month" Friday 1:10pm free lunchtime organ concerts at niversity Church of Christ the King, Gordon Square, Bloomsbury. (2 minutes walk from Birkbeck College!)

• Getting to the St Brides, Fleet Street, for a Tuesday Violin and Piano concert from Birkbeck College - University of London and back again - 25th July 2002 - 1 of 3

• Getting to the St Brides, Fleet Street, for a Tuesday Violin and Piano concert from Birkbeck College - University of London and back again - 25th July 2002 - 2 of 3

• Getting to the St Brides, Fleet Street, for a Tuesday Violin and Piano concert from Birkbeck College - University of London and back again - 25th July 2002 - 3 of 3

• Blurred and not so good photos from Jacquie's farewell dinner - 26th July 2002 - 1 of 1

• Thanks to Lewis P. Orans, update The 1860 publication: "Essays and Reviews" homepage and add a link A Brief Summary of Inspiration and Interpretation by Dean John William Burgon (1813-1888) and Who Was Dean John William Burgon? (1813-1888)

• Thanks to Andrew, update DEEP! (To some - they are but jokes, humour, humor, quotes and things) with a possible caveate to the authorship of the quotes from the notebooks of Lazarus Long.

• Getting to the St Michael Cornhill for a 1:00pm free Monday Lunchtime concert - from Bank tube station - 22nd July 2002

• Link in a section on: Public Transport in London

• Thanks to a contribution from San Francisco, belatedly update Crossing Cultural Boundaries - Star Wars II - Attack of the Clones : Questions relating to Audience Response and Audience Participation with eport of a session attended a San Francisco, California, USA session. Possibly minor smutty laughter during the "nightmare" scene was recorded.

• Thanks to Robin Baden Clay, add a page on Descendant Report for Benjamin Smyth : prepared by Robin Baden Clay (prepared 11th July 2002)

• Thanks to Robin Baden Clay, add a page on Descendant Report for James Warington : prepared by Robin Baden Clay (prepared 11th July 2002)

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Update information on recent free concerts attended at Temple Church, London; St. Stephen Walbrook, London; St. Olave Hart Street, London

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Update information on Temple Church, London as well as information on the recent free concerts attended at Temple Church, London - in this case a Sunday afternoon Choir Concert - which was most excellent. Be wary that for some special services at Temple Church, tickets may be required. This might not be obvious from the website - but is from reading the literature available from the Church.

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Add extra rant as part of the introduction on "Advance warning for those who like their music to have some coherant melody and don't like the horrible modern stuff" - as well as information on the recent free concerts attended at St.Martin-within-Ludgate, London; The Church of St Anne & St Agnes, London; National Portrait Gallery, London.

• Thanks to Lewis Orans, update the pages related to The Powell Pedigree: 500 years of family history Prepared by Robin Baden Clay (6 February, 2001) with a link to Baden-Powell Family History at http://www.pinetreeweb.com/bp-family-index.htm

• Update DEEP! (To some - they are but jokes, humour, humor, quotes and things) with a Lazarus Long quote passed on by Dogz.

• Thanks to a contribution from Grenoble, France, update Crossing Cultural Boundaries - Star Wars II - Attack of the Clones : Questions relating to Audience Response and Audience Participation with a report of a lowly attended Star Wars II session. Implications are that the French of the Grenoble region have a similar mindset to San Antonio Texas. Though the idea that many of these effects are related to crowding of the cinema is acknowledged as a complicating factor.

• As part of preparing to leave the land of the outwardly upbeat unto the land of the mallaise, update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

• Thanks to The Bold Detective (ever vigilant for evil and inanity in the futile city of London (UK)), update Crossing Cultural Boundaries - Star Wars II - Attack of the Clones : Questions relating to Audience Response and Audience Participation with his report of attending a London Star Wars II session. (Things to note - Yes to laughter on the "Gathering Mushrooms" scene ; Yes to laughter on the "Anikan's robotic LED coloured flashing, exercising artificial arm/hand".)

• Thanks to Jan Melichar, update some bad links in "Seed of Chaos : What Mass Bombing Really Means" by Vera Brittain - distributed in the US as "Massacre by Bombing: The Facts Behind the British-American Attack on Germany" by Vera Brittain (printed in the US pamphlet : Fellowship, March 1944, Part Two, Vol. X - No 3. )

• Indirectly encouraged by Rita Michalski, search for more information and update "Tar And Cement" sung by Verdelle Smith with links and information on the original French version, La maison ou j'ai grandi by Françoise Hardy. Plus links to other European versions.

• Update Crossing Cultural Boundaries - Star Wars II - Attack of the Clones : Questions relating to Audience Response and Audience Participation with audience responses observed in San Antonio, Texas, USA and Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

• Thanks to Marty, update the "Time Stands Still" by John Dowland (1563 - 1626) webpage with a link to one company that sells online the "Time Stands Still: Lute Songs On The Theme Of Mutability and Metamorphosis" - Emma Kirkby (Soprano) and Anthony Rooley (Lute).

• Update Overall page on Restaurants and Cafes List of Interest with information on:
  • Bay Tower (Boston, Massachusetts, USA)
  • Daedalus (Cambridge, Boston, Massachusetts, USA)
  • Equinox Grill (Natick, Boston, Massachusetts, USA)

• First seen Swamp Dewberry; Brisly Dewberry (Rubus hispidus) and afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia Univ., Palisades, N.Y., USA - 7th June 2002

• Chipmunk with leaf, cat of LDEO and afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia Univ., Palisades, N.Y., USA - 7th June 2002

• Twilight wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia Univ., Palisades, N.Y., USA - 7th June 2002

• As part of the "Advance Australia Fair" Original Lyrics Homepage:

• Update Advance Australia Fair official Australian Anthem: year 2000 text from Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Factsheet 17 with links and text of the latest official word on the subject by DFAT (Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade). Which mysteriously does not give the lyrics of the Australian National Anthem.

• First seen Herb Robert (Geranium robertianum) and midday wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia Univ., Palisades, N.Y., USA - 6th June 2002

• Failed attempt to enter Fort Scratchley Military Museum and the Newcastle, Australia forshore - 1 of 2 - 13th February 2002

• AXAA Conference, Fort Scratchley and flying out of Newcastle - 15th February 2002

• Midday wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia Univ., Palisades, N.Y., USA - 5th June 2002

• More midday wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia Univ., Palisades, N.Y., USA - 5th June 2002

• First seen Cow Vetch; Blue Vetch (Vicia cracca) and afternoon wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia Univ., Palisades, N.Y., USA - 5th June 2002

• Snake and midday wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia Univ., Palisades, N.Y., USA - 3rd June 2002

• More snake and midday wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia Univ., Palisades, N.Y., USA - 3rd June 2002

• More midday wildflowers and scenes of LDEO, Columbia Univ., Palisades, N.Y., USA - 3rd June 2002

• Getting to Chadstone Shopping Centre (Bogonville) - 5th March 2002 (1 of 2) with the latest information from Nikki about Bovlov's sad demise.

• Update DEEP! (To some - they are but jokes, humour, humor, quotes and things) with various things including "DEPRESSED MAN DIAGNOSED AS "BRITISH" and a comment from Frank Goodman about "the land of the blind".

• Flat photos of interest for Rodney - plus Ben, Nikki, Jack and Zog, - from the living rooms of London, UK - 22nd May 2002 - 1 of 1

  (Including the Electrolux Micro Lite 1000 Watts vaccuum cleaner of destiny; "Teddy Bear Hot Water Bottle" and "Lady Bug Hot Water Bottle")

• Some vistas in train travelling from Victoria Station London to Gatwick - 23rd May 2002 - 1 of 1

• Update page on London 2001 and beyond - Quake and Unreal Tournament session results. Various folk mentioned in dispatches.

• Update DLSkyCam! (Daresbury Laboratory Skyscape Camera, Cheshire - chronicling the skies above England) with comments from Lachlan Brown. about where those clouds and vapour trails can be coming from

• Update Severe Brain Slapping that is to experience the Millennium Dome - 23rd June and add links to pages maintained by John Anderson that now use images from this mighty and psychologically fraught adventure of days past.

• Update page on London 2001 and beyond - Quake and Unreal Tournament session results. "Trinity" finally got a "Godlike".

• Update page and diatribe on Free things to do in London, England - Free classical concerts in London; free historical Concerts in London; free Lectures in London; free Debates in London; free movies in London; and free Talks in London (not only for the culture vultures; but mainly for those requiring refuge and sanctuary in the "futile city" of London).

  Misc updates on concerts attended - no concert attended Wednesday due to laboratory visitor and none attended Thursday due to going to the wrong church thinking it was Wednesday : under the logic that attending the 3rd free lunchtime concert of the week means it "must be Wednesday". This was found to be flawed logic.

• Getting to the St Lawrence Jewry, Gresham Street, for a Monday Piano concert from St Pauls tube station and back again - 29th April 2002 - 1 of 2

• Getting back from St Lawrence Jewry, Gresham Street - 29th April 2002 - 2 of 2

• Update page on London 2001 and beyond - Quake and Unreal Tournament session results

• Add "Time Stands Still" by John Dowland (1563 - 1626)

• Getting to the St Anne & St Agnes for a 1:10pm free Lunchtime concert - from St Pauls tube station - Friday 26th April 2002