Man stabbed '18 times in 25 seconds' on train
A security camera shows the moment Lee Pomeroy was stabbed 18 times in 25 seconds, on a train from Guildford to London in January.
The Old Bailey sat in silence during the graphic clip of the quick and frenzied attack on a train from Guildford to Waterloo.
The 51-year-old was stabbed by fellow passenger Darren Pencille on 4 January.
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A Gem of British Furniture History - Gordon Russell
Richard Paice chairman of The Gordon Russell Design Museum talks about its importance and Jeremy Broun adds his voice about Russell's vision about handskill and machines.
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CCTV captures final moments of woman 'killed by her husband'
These are the harrowing final moments of a woman who was allegedly murdered by her abusive husband in Brazil. Terrifying footage shows Tatiane Spitzner sprinting away from Luis Manvailer as he chases her through an underground garage. She runs into a lift where he pummels her with punches and kicks before strangling her to death and throwing her body from their fourth-floor balcony, police allege.
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BEAT ANY ESCAPE ROOM- 10 proven tricks and tips
10 tips to dominate any Escape room- Prepare your brain for the Escape room using Brilliant.org. First 200 people get 20% off!!
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Summary: I visited Dr. Scott Nicholson in Brantford, ON Canada since he is the world expert in Escape Room design. After meeting with him for a day here are the 10 tips I came away with to beat any escape room:
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4. Focus on what is stopping you
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Muswell Hill Home of Leonard, Barbara, Maurice and Roz Bennetts
Muswell Hill home of Leonard, Barbara, Maurice and Roz Bennetts, known within the family as '76'. This is one of a series of videos compiled by Roz Bennetts, (Leonard Bennetts' daughter) highlighting the paintings created by Leonard via a series of online galleries. This showreel is a series of images of the Bennetts family home at 76 Colney Hatch Lane, Muswell Hill, London N10 where Leonard hosted many of his smaller exhibitions. These photos were taken in 2006 just before the house was sold and most of the original furniture is in situ (the house didn't change much over the years).
Leonard was a member of The Wapping Group, a Royal Academician and winner of the coveted Hesketh Hubbard Art Society's First Prize.
He was born in New Zealand and educated at Canterbury University in fine arts and took a post graduate course at Sydney Technical College, Australia. He later moved to London and studied at the Sir John Cass College, Hendon and Barnet colleges. He initiated a major Bond Street exhibition of New Zealand artists based in Europe and organised another for his pupils opened by the Duke and Duchess of Bedford. Leonard's works have been regularly displayed at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions, Cassel Gallery, Hayward Gallery and Walkers Gallery, Bond Street and the Mall Gallery as part of the Wapping Group plus exhibitions at New Zealand House, Haymarket, London. Collectors include the Dean of St. Pauls, the New Zealand High Commissioner, Jonathan Pryce, Lord Eccles, Viscount Eccles, Robert Dougal, Michael Bentine, David Swift and others. Commissions by Lloyds of London, Royal Dutch Shell, Sir Julian Byng, Bank of New Zealand, LEB, Tilbury Construction and others. Bennetts specialised in a unique combination of oil pastels and brush of derelict buildings, waterways and nudes. In 1960 he decided to give up abstract work to paint from nature and became the founder of Retrogressionism 'the way forwards is backwards'.
Leonard's family; Maurice, Olivia, Joanie and Roz Bennetts would be delighted to hear from old friends and colleagues via the comments below.
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The Messiah
Hugh Dennis, John Marquez and Lesley Garrett star in this hilarious Christmas comedy, coming to the Lyceum, Mon 5 - Sat 10 November.
Video of 39 Lilly Pond Road | Boxford, Massachusetts real estate & homes by Peggy Patenaude
- Originally designed & built by a builder for himself, this AMAZING property is like NO OTHER! With 8.2 acres of beautiful land which abuts Boxford town forest & a 4-stall barn for your horses, you will find everything you ever dreamed of here... and more! Beginning w/ impressive 3-story marble Foyer, 5 fireplaces, Sun room overlooking private yard and Large Office w/cherry wainscoting, you will find pleasant surprises in every room. Renovated Kitchen far surpasses any chef's desires w/custom cabinets, wood-burning stove & high end appliances. Relax in the Spa room with hot tub, lap pool & sliders to 2-level deck. Fabulous Family Rm has stacked stone floor-to-ceiling FP. Over the 3-car garage there is an in-law or au-paire suite complete w/Kitchen, living rm area, bedrm and full bath. Finished 3rd floor has private 4th bedrm w/full bath. Finished LL has cherry wainscoting Playroom/Theatre Room. Plenty of room for a paddock & ride into Boxford forest. You have one chance. Don't miss it.
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BBC exclusive: A look inside Wandsworth prison (Part 2) - BBC News
BBC News has spent a week filming inside Wandsworth prison, one of the six prisons where governors will be given new powers over budgets and setting the daily regime. This is Wandsworth HMP, 2016. The doors have been unlocked. And, for seven days, the BBC has been given unprecedented access.
Nothing is out of bounds, the segregation unit, access to drug rehabilitation, and, of course, the prisoners.
The first thing that hits you is the noise.
The jail, built in the 1850s, echoes to the sound of 1,600 voices.
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Universal Studios Orlando Jaws Ride HD POV (FULL RIDE) Last day!
Today was the last day for the Jaws ride at Universal Studios in Orlando. I filmed it several times today. This is with skipper Ashton, she was excellent. This area will become part of The Wizarding World Of Harry Potter as Diagon Alley which will be expanded in the near future.
Filmed on Monday January 2nd, 2012.
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Video of 345 Pickering Street | Manchester New Hampshire real estate & homes by June Munroe
- Lovely 3 bedroom North End ranch with extra large, beautifully landscaped, fully fenced yard with newer deck and patio area you will enjoy all summer long. Eat-in kitchen with maple cabinets, including a pantry with pull out shelving. Living room with wood stove for those chilly New England winters. Updated bathroom. Hardwood and tile throughout. Newly Finished basement with separate heat. Enjoy a 1 car garage and 2 driveways! Plus an irrigation system and alarm system. Roof is only 7 years old. Furnace 6 years old.
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Southampton's Medieval Gateway the 'Bargate'
The Bargate was built c. 1180, constructed of stone and flint. Alterations were made to the building around 1290, when large drum towers were added to the north side, with arrow slit windows. A two-storey extension was made to the south side towards the end of the 13th century, with four windows lighting the upstairs room. Work was also carried out to the interior of the upper room during the 13th century, when the stone fireplaces were installed. The embattled north front was added to the building around 1400. A survey of the town's guns in 1468 reported that the Bargate held two breach loader guns and a brass muzzle loader. At some point in the 16th century the Court leet of southampton started to meet in the bargate. In 1605, the city's curfew and alarm bell was added to the southwest corner of the building. In the middle of the four windows is a statue of George III in Roman dress, which in 1809 replaced a wooden statue of Queen Anne. The statue was a gift to the town from John Petty, 2nd Marquess of Lansdowne.
The room above the gate itself has known several uses. It was originally used as the city's guildhall, until the 1770s. It was at this point that the city began to grow to the north of the gate. Also during the 18th century, five panels containing painted shields and the sundial were added to the building.
Additional archways were added in 1764 and 1774. In 1765, a passage was cut through the eastern side of the arch for pedestrians. A further passage through the western side was added later.
The bargate continued to be the site of meetings of southampton's court leet until 1856. Following the establishment of Southampton's police force in February 1836, the upper room was used as a prison but by 1899, the increase in road traffic and the introduction of trams led to proposals for its demolition. It was reprieved at a subsequent council meeting but the issue arose again in 1914 and 1923. The Bargate was however eventually separated from the adjoining town walls in the 1930s using a scheme previously suggested in 1900. Around this time Portland cement was used in works on the bargate. This was later to cause problems as it trapped water within the structure damaging the stones. The monument again served as the police headquarters for the city during the Second World War.[18] In 1951 a museum of local history was opened in the Bargate as part of celebrations to mark the Festival of Britain. The museum later closed.
Between 2006 and 2012, following refurbishment funded by the South East England Development Agency, the upper room served as The Bargate Monument Gallery, during which time 42 exhibitions featuring the work of over 250 artists were staged here.
In 2016 the Portland cement mortar that had been used on the structure in the 1930s was removed and replaced with lime mortar. At the same time the parapet was waterproofed to prevent further water entering the structure.
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Woburn Abbey (1957)
Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire.
GV. Traction engines in Woburn Park, Bedfordshire. SV. Traction engines lined up and people looking at them. SV. People looking at old time traction engine. CU. Registration No - BH7373 Old Timer on front. SV. Duke and Duchess of Bedford with the Duke driving Kitchener built in 1920 arriving in the arena. LV. Crowds watching. SV. Duchess of Bedford being helped down from the seat. SCU. Duke and Duchess both in white coats. GV. Parade of traction engines. SV. Crowds watching. SV. No 11 traction engine moving slowly. SCU. Pan with traction engine as it moves. SV. Crowds watching. GV. Pan, start of traction engine race. Travel shot, hand on throttle of traction engine trying to get more speed. GV. Stop motion, tractor reversing and another speeds across the field. SV. Pan with engine racing. SV. Pan, old time traction engine travelling at speed across field.
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Property For Sale in the UK: near to Broadstairs Kent 349995 GBP House
UK Property For Sale in Kent - FULL DESCRIPTION BELOW
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This UK property has the following features
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+4 bedroom(s)
A SURPRISE INSIDE...Offering an expanse of living and entertaining
space, this 1930's stunning detached residence is beautifully presented
throughout and is located a moments walk to the seafront at Kingsgate.
Arranged over two floors, the property comprises, spacious entrance
hall, lounge, a fine contemporary style kitchen with integrated
appliances and breakfast bar, formal dining area and cloakroom/utility.
Upstairs there is a exceptional master suite with ample fitted storage
and fabulous en suite, three further bedrooms and a quality family
bathroom. Outside the large lawned garden benefits from three good size
sheds and a summer house fully equipped for a jaccuzzi. Kingsgate is a
sought after area which sits on the borders of Broadstairs nearing the
sea. Entrance Via part double glazed Upvc door to:- Entrance Porch Dual
aspect Upvc windows to both sides of front porch, further door with
leaded light and stained glass feature glazing to:- Entrance Hall
Spacious hallway, enclosed radiator, French oak glazed doors, circular
feature window to front, stair case to first floor with under stairs
storage cupboard. Lounge 4.85m x 4.37m (15' 10' x 14' 4') Sealed unit
double glazed square bay window to front, fitted carpet, picture rail,
integrated coving speaker system, coved ceiling, radiator.
Kitchen/Dining Room 8.66m x 5m (28' 4' x 16' 4') 28' 5' x 16' 5'
narrowing to 12' 10' (8.66m x 5.00m x 3.91m) Fitted kitchen comprising
ceramic butler sink with swan neck mixer tap, Beech block work
surfaces, matching range of wall and base units, range cooker with
extractor hood over, integrated dishwasher, localised tiling,
integrated LED lighting into kickboard, recessed spot lighting, central
work station with storage units under, radiator, oak framed double
glazed window to side, oak stable door to side garden, oak wood
flooring, two radiators. Utility 2.08m x 2.08m (6' 9' x 6' 9') Double
glazed window to rear, oak wood flooring, Beech block work surfaces
with space and plumbing for washing machine under, sink unit, low level
WC, wall mounted Valliant boiler (Megaflo High efficiency) Landing
Radiator, built-in airing cupboard, split level window to side, doors
to:- Bedroom 3.68m x 4.5m (12' x 14' 9') Sealed unit double glazed
window to flank, radiator, fitted carpet, period cast iron fireplace.
En-Suite Shower Room Three piece suite comprising WC with low level
suite, walk in shower cubicle, wash hand basin, quarry tiled walls and
floor, chrome ladder radiator, extractor fan, built-in double wardrobe.
Bedroom 3.51m x 2.44m (11' 6' x 8') Sealed unit double glazed window to
rear, radiator, fitted carpet, built-in shelving unit to side wall.
Bathroom Three piece suite comprising Jacuzzi bath, vanity wash hand
basin, WC with low level suite, quality stone tiles to walls and floor,
under floor central heating, access to loft space, ladder radiator,
dual aspect sealed unit double glazed windows to rear. Bedroom 3.91m x
4.01m (12' 9' x 13' 1') Radiator, oak frame French doors to:- Bedroom
3.45m x 2.41m (11' 3' x 7' 10') Sealed unit double glazed window to
front, radiator, fitted carpet. Rear Garden 5.49m x 3.05m (18' x 10')
Approx 100'Mainly laid to lawn with established flower borders, decked
seating area.Shed 18' x 10' (5.49m x 3.05m)Timber construction with
light and power.Potting shed 7' x 10' (2.13m x 3.05m) Part glazed and
timber construction.Summer House 12' x 12' (3.66m x 3.66m) With power
and light, housing hot tub (hot tub not included), with veranda and
decking.Storage shed 12' x 8' (3.66m x 2.44m) Timber Construction More
Information? Call us on 01843 570500 (REF: 2507893) IMPORTANT NOTICE In
accordance with the Property Misdescriptions Act (1991) we have
prepared these sales particulars as a general guide to give a broad
description of the property. They are not intended to constitute part
of an offer or contract. We have not carried out a structural survey
and the services, appliances and specific fittings have not been
tested. All photographs, measurements, floorplans and distances
referred to are given as a guide only and should not be relied upon for
the purchase of carpets or any other fixtures or fittings. Lease
details, service charges and ground rent (where applicable) are given
as a guide only and should be checked and confirmed by your Solicitor
prior to exchange of contracts. The copyright of all details,
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Aldeburgh Train, 1960's - Film 18809
A film relating to the last day of railway service through Aldeburgh, Suffolk, and its neighbouring communities. The film surveys each station along the line, before following the diesel railcar on its final journey. One principal feature of the film is the sense of decay of railway fittings and fixtures, conveying a sense of under-use, though large crowds turn out to greet the final journey.
A distant view of a railway station. The platform name-board says that it is Aldeburgh, and the camera pans left to show the signal-box at the platform's end, a diesel railcar approaches on the track alongside. Two smart-looking railway employees, with shirt, jacket and hat, are greeted by a third man. He presents the men with a cup, and they turn to enter the station.
LAST TRAIN FROM ALDEBURGH, September 10th. 1966. Saxmundham - Leiston - Thorpeness - Aldeburgh. (8 miles) Opened 12th. April 1860. Another view of the station name-plate. A panning view of the site, showing a high platform wall, and overgrown weeds in the foreground; the station is empty. A side-on view of the deserted platform. A nameboard on a worn wall hangs below a decrepit-looking lamp, panning down to show the station entrance; a railwayman stands by the door, and a 1950's car is parked outside. Another view of the lamp, with a rusty chain hanging from it, pans down to a sign stating The Railway Executive, WARNING is Hereby given to persons not to trespass upon the railway PENALTY not exceeding 40/-. Three buckets are hooked upon the wall, upon which their shadow is cast by the sun. A number of wooden trolleys propped forlornly on a wooden fence, against a rural backdrop of trees and greenery. A broken wooden bench is seen. An iron knocker in the shape of a fist and a ram's head is shown. A lamp-post without a lamp rusts. A second post does likewise.
Henry Justice Ford ~ The enchanted world of
Henry Justice Ford (1860--1941) was a prolific and successful artist and illustrator, active from 1886 through to the late 1920s. Sometimes known as H. J. Ford or Henry J. Ford, he came to public attention when he provided the numerous beautiful illustrations for Andrew Lang's Fairy Books, which captured the imagination of a generation of British children and were sold worldwide in the 1880s and 1890s.
In 1892, Ford began exhibiting paintings of historical subjects and landscapes at the Royal Academy of Art exhibitions. However it was his illustrations for such books as The Arabian Nights Entertainments (Longmans 1898), Kenilworth (TC & EC Jack 1900) and A School History of England' by Charles Fletcher and Rudyard Kipling (Clarendon Press 1911) that provided Ford with both income and fame.
After education at Repton School and Clare College, Cambridge - where he gained a first class in the Classical Tripos in 1882 - Ford returned to London to study at the Slade School of Fine Art and later, at the Bushey School of Art, under the German-born Hubert von Herkomer.
The Ford family were known to be enthusiastic cricketers. His father, a solicitor, wrote a number of articles and books on cricket and Ford's brother, Francis Justice Ford (1866-1940) played for England in an Ashes series in Australia. His love of the game led Henry Justice Ford to play cricket regularly with the playwright JM Barrie's Allahakbarrie Cricket Club. This in turn led to Ford providing the well-known map of Kensington Gardens in Barrie's 'The Little White Bird' He also designed the costume for the character of Peter Pan when Barrie's play was staged in the West End for the first time in 1904. Ford's wide-ranging interests brought him into contact and friendship with many well-known figures of his time, including the writers PG Wodehouse, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and AEW Mason.
At the age of 61, Ford surprised his friends by marrying a woman some thirty-five years younger. She was Emily Amelia Hoff (née Rose), a widow whose first husband had been killed in the Battle of Neuve Chapelle in March 1915. Following the marriage in Kensington Register Office in February 1921, Henry and Emily Ford settled down in Bedford Gardens, Kensington for several years and, in 1927, the couple adopted a child, June Mary Magdelene Ford. The seated model in Henry Justice Ford's painting 'Remembering Happier Times', now in the collection of the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery, Bournemouth, bears a strong resemblance to Ford's wife, Emily.
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Video of 73 Worcester Road | Princeton, Massachusetts real estate & homes by Janet Schoeny
Residing high on a ridge with sweeping views of Boston, the historically significant Ward Nicholas Boylston (WNB) Villa, built in 1818 awaits its next steward. The building oversight was done by acclaimed American architect and author, Asher Benjamin. It's Jeffersonian-style, original fabric, and craftsmanship are largely intact though $1.6M in upgrades and beautiful renovations have been made. Exquisite details, old and new, mark this home as a New England treasure. 6 acres, terraced lawns, a formal garden, maple-lined circular drive, abutting over 250 acres of protected land. The home boasts a stunning WoodMeister kitchen (2010) with AGA stove, Sub-Zero glass front refrigerator, island, and wet bar. Renovations include site forged all copper roof, complete rebuild of east facing portico, formal garden, baths, structural repairs and more. Please see major improvements attached. A one hour train ride from Boston. Mt Wachusett minutes away. Acclaimed Thomas Prince K-8 STEAM Prog.
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Video of Durkee Farm Estates | Littleton, Massachusetts real estate & homes
- Welcome to Durkee Farm Estates in Littleton, MA, a new community of 28 quality crafted, energy efficient, open concept homes that combine traditional New England style architecture with updated designs and features. This new community is a thoughtful reuse of the Durkee Tree Farm which blends large areas of open space and scenic vistas to create exceptional new home sites. You’ll love the small town New England feel of Durkee Farm Estates and with Littleton’s location at the intersections of Routes 2 and 495, you’ll be just a 45 minute drive to Boston or you can avoid the traffic and walk across the street to the MBTA commuter rail and arrive in Boston’s North Station in just an hour! Either way this location offers exceptional access to all that the Greater Boston area has to offer its residents. You’ll also love the shopping, dining, and recreation options that are just minutes away at the newly built development, The Point, which features lots of favorite retailers, restaurants and a state of the art cinema. Durkee Farm Estates is being built by two of the areas most respected local builders who bring a commitment to developing fine homes and exceptional communities. With pricing starting in the mid 700’s this community offers exceptional value and is sure to sell out quickly. See what BOSTON Magazine had to say about Littleton. Call us today and schedule a time to visit and find out how you can call Durkee Farm Estates your new home!
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Harwich Reef Has Life!
On April 27, our divers got into their dry suits and surveyed the recently deployed Harwich reef. They are happy to say that just a month after deployment, the critters are starting to arrive! The spider crabs, horseshoe crabs, and cunner are here. The scup and sea bass are expected to arrive soon. Stay tuned for more developments!
Harwich reef was deployed on March 23. It is constructed with concrete rubble from the demolished Harwich High School, as well as never used factory-rejected septic tank molds. The reef is set up roughly 2 miles from the coast.
Division divers Kate Ostrikis and Ross Kessler surveyed the reef and shot the footage for this video.