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Reginald Ward Sturgess (18 June 1892 2 July 1932) was an Australian artist.
Sturgess was born in 1892 in the Melbourne suburb of Newport, Victoria, the son of cabinet maker Edward Sturgess and his wife Emma (n Ward), migrants from Bath, England. Sturgess had three brothers and a sister, but one brother died in England before the family migrated, and the other brother died soon after the family's arrival in Australia. Sturgess was the youngest child, and the only one born in Australia. The family was interested in the arts, particularly Sturgess' father, but also his elder sister Florence, who went on to become a successful pianist. Edward Sturgess was a good craftsman, having on one occasion decorated a carriage for Queen Victoria, but the economic slump of the 1890s following the land boom in Victoria led to a lack of business, and he abandoned cabinet making for a seed business in 1893.
Sturgess was educated at the Williamstown South State School, in the adjacent suburb of Williamstown, before leaving school at the age of twelve. In 1905, Sturgess enrolled in the art schools at the National Gallery of Victoria, with the help of novelist and Williamstown local Ada Cambridge, who had noticed his artistic talents. There, Sturgess studied drawing under Frederick McCubbin in the School of Design, and from 1909, painting under Lindsay Hall. Sturgess won several prizes while at the Gallery, including first prize for a drawing of a head from life in 1909, second prize for a painting of still life in 1910, and first prize for landscape painting in 1911.
Sturgess spent much time while at school sketching with his friend, noted portraitist Percy Leason. He also attended students' camps at Mount Macedon and Malmsbury, an area he would later visit frequently to paint. The female students at the camp would usually stay with the family of Meta Townsend, a Malmsbury local who was also a student at the Gallery from 1909 to 1914, while the male students would camp at the disused Coliban Flour Mill, the oldest mill in the district, a stone building with a waterwheel, set in farmland with many old farm buildings around which would become regular subject matter for the young artists.
Sturgess left the schools at the gallery in 1912, and began painting on his own, supporting his art by selling painted decorative lampshades, and by working in his father's seed business in Williamstown. He was also briefly a teacher at Williamstown Grammar School. Sturgess managed the seed business on his own following his father's death in 1916. On 30 July 1917, Sturgess married Meta Townsend at the Anglican church in Malmsbury. The couple would later have one daughter together, Elizabeth, born in 1919.
Sturgess joined the Victorian Artists' Society in 1921. Nine of his paintings were included in the Society's May exhibition, and another six in the September exhibition, but there was little early interest in his work from buyers, despite relatively low prices. However, he had more success from a joint exhibition with Granville Dunstan at the Athenaeum, also in September 1921, and in July 1922 he held his first solo exhibition, at the Athenaeum. It was successful, pleasing collectors and critics, who were impressed with his poetic (as opposed to realistic) approach, and his his convincing depiction of atmospheric effects.
Sturgess exhibited regularly in Melbourne, at the Athenaeum in 1923 and 1924, and following that at the gallery of the Victorian Fine Art Society. He also showed in Adelaide, South Australia in 1926-1927 and in Sydney, New South Wales in 1928-1929. These exhibitions were also successful,
Sturgess was injured in a car accident in 1926, breaking his jaw, and although he recovered his health was affected. Sturgess closed the seed business in 1926 to concentrate entirely on his painting, but by 1930 his fading eyesight forced him to give it up. Sturgess eventually became ill, and died in 1932 at his Williamstown home. According to some accounts the cause of death was a cerebral tumour, probably brought on by the motorcycle accident, although no autopsy was performed, and Sturgess' doctors were never able to completely explain his ill-health in the years preceding his death. Sturgess was buried in the Williamstown cemetery, and was survived by Meta and Elizabeth.
References
^ a b c d e f g h Perry, Peter & Sinclair, Beth (1986). R. W. Sturgess Water-colourist 1892-1932. Castlemaine: Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum. pp.95. ISBN 0-959-8066-3-6.
^ Serle, Percival (1949). "Sturgess, Reginald Ward". Dictionary of Australian Biography. Angus & Robertson. http://gutenberg.net.au/dictbiog/0-dict-biogSt-Sy.html#sturgess1. Retrieved on 2006-11-28.
^ Perry, Peter (1990). "Sturgess, Reginald Ward". Australian Dictionary of Biography. Melbourne University Press. http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A120149b.htm. Retrieved on 2006-11-28.
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For the aleatory literary technique, see cut-up technique.

Juan Gris, The Sunblind, 1914, Tate Gallery, Decoupage technique incorporates newsprint into this cubist painting.
Decoupage (or doupage) is the art of decorating an object by gluing colored paper cutouts onto it in combination with special paint effects, gold leaf, etc. Commonly an object like a small box or an item of furniture is covered by cutouts from magazines or from purpose-manufactured papers. Each layer is sealed with varnishes (often multiple coats) until the "stuck on" appearance disappears and the result looks like painting or inlay work. The traditional technique used 30-40 layers of varnish which were then sanded to a polished finish. This was known in 18th century England as The Art of Japanning after its presumed origins.
Varieties

Henri Matisse, Black Leaf on Green Background, 1952, gouache decoupage, The Menil Collection, Houston, Texas
There are many varieties on the traditional technique involving purpose made 'glue' requiring fewer layers (often 5 or 20, depending on the amount of paper involved). Cutouts are also applied under glass or raised to give a three dimensional appearance according to the desire of the decouper. Currently decoupage is a popular handicraft.
The craft became known as doupage in France (from the verb douper, 'to cut out') as it attained great popularity during the 17th and 18th centuries. Many advanced techniques were developed during this time, and items could take up to a year to complete due to the many coats and sandings applied. Some famous or aristocratic practitioners included Marie Antoinette, Madame de Pompadour, and Beau Brummell. In fact the majority of decoupage enthusiasts attribute the beginning of decoupage to 17th century Venice. However it was known before this time in Asia.
The most likely origin of decoupage is thought to be East Siberian tomb art. Nomadic tribes would use cut out felts to decorate the tombs of their deceased. From Siberia, the practice came to China, and by the 12th century, cut out paper was being used to decorate lanterns, windows, boxes and other objects. In the 17th century, Italy, especially in Venice, was at the forefront of trade with the Far East and it is generally thought that it is through these trade links that the cut out paper decorations made their way into Europe.
There have been forms of paper art in Europe for centuries and an argument can be made for Poland and Germany, with their native folded paper artworks, having been the predecessors of modern-day decoupage. However, today's decoupage bears more resemblance to Chinese lacquered objects than the Polish folded paper artworks. Some people use simple wallpaper, 'stick on' borders or decorative wall motifs and apply them to shop bought items such as clocks. The auction website eBay has many examples of so called doupage.
Originally Venetian cabinet-makers and lacquerers used a form of decoupage to create 'fake lacquerwork' to provide cheaper alternatives to the 17th century fashion for Chinese lacquered furniture. This was known as lacca contrafatta, 'counterfeit lacquer'. Soon they began to use cut-out copies of fashionable and popular artworks to decorate the furniture and objets d'art they created, and no longer copied the designs of the Far East. This became known as 'poor man's art'.
By the 18th century these creations were not confined to Italy but had spread throughout Europe and were no longer only the occupation of artisans but had also taken on the role of a lady's hobby, notably in the court of King Louis XV. Instead of glueing paper onto furniture, it was used to decorate smaller objects such as hat boxes and toiletries. Tragically, in the courts of kings it was not only copies of artwork that were cut up and used in this way but also actual artworks. Notably works by Boucher, Fragonard, Redoute, Pillement, Watteau amongst numerous others were lost this way.
Certain decoupage creators also began to be recognised as artists in their own right in the 18th century. Most remarkable was the English Mrs Mary Delaney, who became a court favourite of Queen Charlotte at the age of 71 for her production of highly detailed, hand coloured botanically based decoupage.
By the 18th century in England decoupage was popular with the upper and burgeoning middle classes. This century provides the most commonly known examples of historical decoupage, the sentimental paper additions to hatboxes, gift boxes and girl's personal items of all kinds. Decoupage was also popularly used at this time to create personalised Valentine's Cards.
In the early part of the 20th century, decoupage, like many other art methods, began experimenting with a less realistic and more abstract style. 20th century artists who produced decoupage works include Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse. Most famous are Matisse's Blue Nude II.
Materials

Pressed flower decoupage on a set of coasters.
Since decoupage was considered to be a "poor man's art," it isn't surprising that common household materials can be used to create exquisite effects. The list of supplies is short:
Something to decoupage onto. Examples include: furniture, photograph albums, plates, ceramics, shelving, frames, mirrors.
Pictures to decoupage with. These can come from myriad sources: newspapers, magazines, catalogs, books, printed clip art, wrapping paper, greeting cards, fabric, tissue paper, lace.
Cutting utensil. Scissors, craft knife (X-Acto) or razor blades can be used.
Glue. Standard white glue works best if it is diluted with a little water. Specialty glues can be found in most crafting stores.
Smoother. Popsicle sticks work well. A brayer is a specialized tool like a miniature rolling pin designed to help remove wrinkles, remove excess glue and smooth pictures.
Glue Spreader. Many things around the house can be use for this: cotton swabs, paint brushes, sponges.
Rags, sponges, tissue paper to help wipe up glue and other clean up.
Sealer. Glue or other decoupage medium can be used as a sealer. Alternatively, polyurethane, spray acrylic or other lacquers are usually used.
References in Popular Culture
Deputy Trudy Wiegel of TV's "Reno 911" is known for her interest in decoupage.
CIA Agent Stan Smith of TV's "American Dad" is known for his interest in decoupage, a specific piece of decoupage furniture (a dresser in the basement) can be seen in multiple episodes.
In Strong Bad Email 141 from Homestar Runner, the band Taranchula's music video is entitled 'The Decoupage'.
The name of a 2001 CD release, "Decoupage", by the band HipBone [HipWorks Productions: reissued 2009 on lulu]
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Contents 1 History 1.1 Terminology used by English-language fandom 2 Fashion style 3 Culture 3.1 "Goth" and "Lolita" 3.2 Shopping 3.3 Anime and manga 3.4 Outside of Japan 4 References 5 External links // History The Lolita style began in the 1970's with brands such as Milk and Pink House making outfits that resembled Canada's Anne of Green Gables (which is widely loved in Japan) and, to a lesser extent, Little House on the Prairie. Angelic Pretty opened in 1979, Baby, The Stars Shine Bright opened in the 80's, and Moi-meme-Moitie opened in 1999. Mana, ex-Malice Mizer (co-founded with Kozi, also guitar), is widely credited for having helped popularize Gothic Lolita, though he is not a founder of the style. He coined the terms "Elegant Gothic Lolita" (EGL) and "Elegant Gothic Aristocrat" (EGA) to describe the style of his own fashion label Moi-me-Moiti, which was founded in 1999. Other influential figures in the scene include the singer Kana, who often modeled for Lolita related fashion magazines, and Mitsukazu Mihara, who drew the first eight covers of the Gothic & Lolita Bible. Terminology used by English-language fandom Among English-language fandom, the term Elegant Gothic Lolita was originally used to describe a sub-set of Lolita fashion that was either all black, or mostly black with white accents. However, there are many subsets within 'Gothic Lolita,' including, but not limited to shirorori (white lolita), kurorori (black lolita), gurorori (Gory or grotesque lolita), and punk lolita. Black (kuro) and white (shiro) lolitas wear all black and white respectively, guro lolitas are often defined by bandages and an "injured" appearance, and punk lolita adds a punk touch to lolita fashion. There are fashions similar in feeling to gothic lolita but they are not regarded by the gothic lolita community as authentic, rather "lolita-styled". Elegant Gothic Lolita (EGL) is a term coined by Mana (Guitarist and leader of Moi dix Mois and Malice Mizer, creator of clothing line Moi-me-Moiti). It can be considered a more mature version of gothic lolita, often worn by older teens and young women. The male 'counter-part' to EGL is EGA (Elegant Gothic Aristocrat); it is very tailored and stream-lined, both being mostly black and white. However, the term Gothloli (gosurori) is used by some foreigners to describe anyone in gothic or lolita. Sweet Gothic Lolita refers to a gothic lolita appearance, paired with accessories such as fruit purse, key chains, and many other colorful additions. The style of sweet goth lolita can be a black and (insert color, pink, red...etc...) colored dress along with a cute sweet lolita head-dress. Even though this style of lolita isn't popular in Japan, it can be found. Fashion style Two Gothic Lolitas Lolita fashion draws much of its inspiration from Rococo, Victorian-style and Edwardian fashion and often aims to imitate the look of Victorian children or porcelain dolls. Gothic Lolita applies the aesthetics of Gothic fashion to the childlike, pretty Lolita fashion. The word Gothloli comes, quite naturally, from a combination of Lolita and Gothic fashion. Gothic Lolita is the best-known of the various "Lolita" looks. Other categories include "Classic Lolita", which is often more mature-looking and contains more muted colors and floral prints and "Sweet Lolita" which is identified by childish pastel colors and cute prints. Gothic Lolita style is usually a combination of black and white, often black with white lace and typically decorated with ribbons and lace trims. Skirts are knee length and may have a crinoline or petticoat to add volume. As in mainstream Japanese fashion, over-knee socks or stockings are popular. White or black tights are also common. Boots, rocking horse shoes, or child-like shoes such as Mary Janes complete the look. Frilly, ruffled or lace-trimmed Victorian blouses are also popular with Gothic Lolitas and designs are usually modest, sometimes with long lace-capped sleeves and/or high-necked blouses. Some additions may include mini top hats, parasols, and lace headdresses, which resemble wide, elegantly decorated headbands. Other popular Lolita headgear are ribbons, lace or bows, an alice band with a bow or sometimes even a bonnet. Hair is sometimes curled, or a curled wig is worn to complete the porcelain doll look. Blonde and black are the most popular hair colors, though as the fashion continues to develop, other colors (such as brown and red and other vivid colors) are increasing in popularity. Lolita outfits may be accessorized with other props like handbags, small backpacks and purses, sometimes in the shape of bats, coffins, and crucifixes, as well as conspicuous pocket books, pocket watches, and hat boxes. Teddy bears and other stuffed animals are also common, and some brands make special "gothic" teddy bears out of black leather or PVC. Some Lolitas own Super Dollfie or other ball-jointed dolls and carry them when wearing the style, often going so far as to dress them to match. Gothic Lolita is extremely common in Japan. Culture Gothic Lolita In Japan it is mass-marketed, though not widely worn, but has visibility particularly in the streets of Tokyo and Osaka, on television, in manga and computer games. The fashion is being picked up worldwide, thanks to the foreign publication of Japanese magazine anthology FRUiTS, where the outstanding style actually blends in with the other quirky teen trends in Japan. More "faithful" adherents to the style take many influences from the Rococo and Victorian periods of European history, believing it to be in the nature of a Lolita to be respectful, polite, and demure at all times; even more extreme adherents are often known to attempt to cultivate interest in hobbies or activities considered appropriate to high-society ladies during these periods, such as needlework, opera, classical and baroque styles of music, painting, sewing, and the traditional observance of high tea. For the most part, however, most Lolitas live a day-to-day life very similar to any average person. "Goth" and "Lolita" Lolita as a fashion is not as strongly associated with a particular style of music or outside interests as Goth, and individual followers of Lolita fashion may listen to a wide variety of music, from Classic music to pop and rock. In Japan, Goth is a minor subculture with few followers, partly because the emphasis upon visual identity in Japanese youth culture makes other factors such as music and literature less important signifiers, and perhaps partly because Christianity is a minor religion here. In Japan, people who have heard the term "Goth" usually assume that it is simply a contraction of "Gothic Lolita",[citation needed] except for the Goths themselves, who strongly emphasize the differences. Likewise, some non-Japanese observers assume that "Gothic Lolita" is the Japanese version of "Goth", purely on the similarities in fashion.[citation needed] Previously in Tokyo, the largest "goth" club events, such as "Tokyo Dark Castle", would also attract a noticeable proportion of Gothic Lolita customers. However, since 2005 their numbers have dwindled and such events... 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PP BAG,packaging box,gift bag , Alex Kahn (b.1967) is an American visual and performance artist, best known for his creation of the large-scale puppet performance works that lead New York's Village Halloween Parade each year. Contents 1 Pageant Puppetry and Processional Art 2 Other Works 3 External links 4 References // Pageant Puppetry and Processional Art Luna Moths, from Alex Kahn's Metamorphosis, from the 1998 NY Village Halloween Parade Since 1998, Kahn and his partner, Sophia Michahelles, have worked together under the name Superior Concept Monsters, conceiving, designing, and directing 10 commissioned works for the Halloween Parade. These works are often developed through open community workshops that bring hundreds of volunteers together to build, rehearse, and ultimately perform cyclical pieces specifically for the parade. The performances typically incorporate elements of puppetry, sound, dance, costume/mask, lighting/projection and mobile architecture, an amalgam of mediums Kahn calls rocessional art. In addition to leading New York's Village Halloween Parade each year, Kahn creations have appeared in venues nationally and internationally. His work, Metamorphosis, involving 20 tall pupating luna moths, officially opened the 2000 Henson International Festival of Puppet Theatre. In 2002, he and Michahelles initiated a midsummer pageant project in the Italian Alps village of Morinesio, drawing on local folklore and oral history to create a unique site-specific pageant. Inspired by the success of the now-annual tradition, they have seeded similar projects in diverse locales in Italy, Texas, Maine, Oregon, New York, and Michigan. In 2006, Kahn was awarded a Fulbright Scholarship to Trinidad and Tobago, to study the artistic and cultural structures behind Caribbean Carnival and Trinidadian as, or costumed procession. Other Works Kahn has maintained an independent practice as a theatrical designer, printmaker, installation artist, and teacher. His interdisciplinary approach was strongly influenced by his experience as technical director of the Kitchen Performance Center during the 1990s. During this time he created lighting, objects, and effects for performance artists including John Jesurun ("Chang in a Void Moon"), Mikel Rouse ("Failing Kansas"), Roseanne Spradlin, Meredith Monk, Pauline Oliveros, and David Hykes. His ongoing 10-year project, a fictional traveling museum called the Archive of the Synapse, has been exhibited nationally. San Francisco Chronicle art critic Kenneth Baker described the work as follows in a review from August 19, 2000: n a dark box several objects, including a broken fluorescent tube and a floppy disk, glow with touches of color under ultraviolet light. Beneath it, a backlit label explains that traces of a lost dimension called the Synapse persist in, for example, "the fractures along which things break inexplicably . . . the penny which flips only tails, even the virus-infested computer disk." Kahn's piece makes these traces visible. He makes sly analogies between mystic-scientistic cult thinking and new art's uneasy position in the culture at large. Most remarkably, Kahn reawakens us to a true spookiness of art through the fiction of an ``X-Files-style obsession. External links Official website for Superior Concept Monsters Official website for Archive of the Synapse Official website for New York's Village Halloween Parade WFUV Radio "Cityscape": documentary feature on Superior Concept Monsters History Channel feature on Superior Concept Monsters References "The Greatest Free Show on Earth: Carnival from Trinidad to Brazil, Capetown to New Orleans" Claire Tancons. From exhibition catalogue for "Prospect 1: New Orleans" (PictureBox, 2008) Puppetry International: Mega-Puppets Issue (Fall/Winter 2007-8) "Greenwich Village Halloween" article by Rolande DuPree. Trinidad Guardian (4/25/06) uppeteers Find That Cultural Link by Kayode James La Guida (6/13/03) Puppazzi gigante di Morinesio by Massimiliano Cavallo Middletown Times Herald-Record (2/23/03) t Takes a Community to Build a Puppet by Deborah J. Botti Harvard Magazine (Jan/Feb 03) ommunity Puppeteer by Ellenor J. Honig Art New England (Feb/March 02) ight Upon Light: Towers of Remembrance by Chris Thompson Portland Phoenix (10/26/00) athering Intelligence by Chris Thompson Teokikixtli - Mexican Review of Puppet Arts (July 01) he Mysterious Life of Giant Puppets by Sophia Michahelles New York Times (11/1/ 00) ight of the Living Dot-Com by Shaila Dewan NyTeknik (11/00) alloween ?rets rysare by Jan Aschan. 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xs0927da-42 Watch , (Redirected from WBQI) WBQW/WBQX/WBQI City of license WBQW: KennebunkportWBQX: ThomastonWBQI: Bar Harbor Branding WBACH Slogan Maine's Clasical Network Frequency WBQW: 104.7 MHzWBQX: 106.9 MHzWBQI: 107.7 MHz First air date 1991-04-22 (as WKME) Format Classical ERP WBQW: 6,000 wattsWBQX: 29,500 wattsWBQI: 11,500 watts HAAT WBQW: 87 metersWBQX: 193 metersWBQI: 149 meters Class WBQW: AWBQX: BWBQI: B1 Facility ID WBQW: 69855WBQX: 49564WBQI: 40925 Transmitter Coordinates 4324?16.00?N 7026?15.00?W? / ?43.4044444 70.4375? / 43.4044444; -70.4375 (WBQW)446?30.00?N 699?28?W? / ?44.1083333 69.15778? / 44.1083333; -69.15778 (WBQX)4433?13.00?N 685?40.00?W? / ?44.5536111 68.0944444? / 44.5536111; -68.0944444 (WBQI) Owner Nassau Broadcasting Iii, LLC Webcast Listen Live Website wbachradio.com WBACH is a network of FM radio stations in Maine owned by Nassau Broadcasting. The network consists of WBQW 104.7 Kennebunkport, WBQX 106.9 Thomaston and WBQI 107.7 Bar Harbor. Currently the stations air a classical music format. History The WBACH format was launched in November 1991, initially airing on WBQQ 99.3 in Kennebunk. The stationwas founded by Mariner Broadcasting, and (after assembling its network) was acquired by Nassau in 2003. WBQW's history originated with the sign-on of 106.3 in Scarborough in 1974 as WJBQ (no relation to the current WJBQ in Portland) changing calls to WDCS and adopting a classical music format in September 1981 involving a frequency swap with 97.9 (Portland, Maine). It later changed to WPKM before adopting the WBQW call sign. It became part of the WBACH network in 1998. WBQX signed on in 1992 and was previously known as WAVX "The Classical Wave" (then simulcasted with 101.7, the current WFZX). It also became part of the WBACH network in 1998. WBQI was previously WMDI, the call letters standing for Mount Desert Island, the area in which the city of license, Bar Harbor, is located. It joined the WBACH network in 2001. On October 6, 2008, some of the WBACH stations were realigned. WBQQ was removed from the network completely, shifting to a simulcast of WTHT, while WBQW moved from 106.3 to 104.7, a frequency that had previously been in first an adult contemporary format with Bob & Sheri in the morning as WQEZ, and later active rock as WHXQ, a simulcast with WHXR; in the latter capacity, it had planned to switch to sports talk provided by Boston's WEEI in January 2008, but the deal between Nassau and Entercom ended up collapsing. References ^ Fybush, Scott (July 18, 1998). "Lobel Leaves BZ Radio". North East RadioWatch. http://www.bostonradio.org/nerw/nerw-980718.html. Retrieved on January 28, 2009. ^ Fybush, Scott (December 15, 2003). "WCMF's Unkle Roger Killed". NorthEast Radio Watch. http://www.fybush.com/nerw-031215.html. Retrieved on 2009-01-28. ^ "Atlantic Coast, Nassau Shake Up Maine". August 25, 2008. http://www.fybush.com/NERW/2008/080825/nerw.html. Retrieved on January 28, 2009. ^ Whitehouse, Randy (October 23, 2007). "Boston's WEEI coming to Maine". Lewiston Sun Journal. http://www.sunjournal.com/story/235226-3/LocalSports/Bostons_WEEI_coming_to_Maine/. Retrieved on January 7, 2007. ^ "Entercom-Nassau Deal Falls Through". Radio Ink. January 4, 2008. http://www.radioink.com/HeadlineEntry.asp?hid=140600&pt=todaysnews. Retrieved on January 7, 2008. External links Query the FCC's FM station database for WBQW Radio Locator information on WBQW Query Arbitron's FM station database for WBQW Query the FCC's FM station database for WBQX Radio Locator information on WBQX Query Arbitron's FM station database for WBQX Query the FCC's FM station database for WBQI Radio Locator information on WBQI Query Arbitron's FM station database for WBQI Maine Radio History from bostonradio.org Official site for WBACH v?d?eRadio stations in the Portland, Maine market By AM frequency 560 730 780 870 900 970 1310 1400 1440 1450 1490 By FM frequency 87.7 88.3 89.3 90.1 90.9/104.1 91.9 92.1 92.7 92.7 93.1 94.3 94.9 95.5 95.9 96.3 97.9 98.9 96.9/99.3/99.9 100.7 100.9 101.9 102.9 103.7 104.7 105.1 105.9 106.3 106.7 107.5 By callsign W224BQ WBAE WBCI WBLM WBQW WCLZ WCSH WCYY WFNK WPHX-FM WGAN WGEI WHOM WHXQ WHXR WJBQ WJJB-FM WJTO WJZP-LP WKTQ WLOB WLVP WMEA WMGX WMPG WMSJ WOXO-FM WPEI WPKQ WPOR WRED WTBM WTHT WTME WVAE WWBK WYAR WYFP WYNZ WZAN Defunct stations WCDQ Maine Radio Markets: Augusta-Waterville ? 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Portland Other Maine Radio Regions: Northern & Downeast Maine See also: List of radio stations in Maine v?d?eRadio stations in the Bangor, Maine market By FM frequency 88.5 89.3 89.9 90.9 91.5 91.9 92.9 93.3 94.5 95.7 97.1 99.5 100.3 101.7 102.1 103.1 103.9 104.7 105.7 106.5 107.3 107.7 By AM frequency 620 910 1340 1400 1530 By call sign W218BJ W227BE WAEI WAEI-FM WBFB WBQI WBZN WDME WERU WEZQ WFGO WFZX WGUY WHCF WHMX WHSN WJCX WKIT WKSQ WMEB WNZS WQCB WVOM WWMJ WWNZ WZON Maine Radio Markets: Augusta-Waterville ? Bangor ? Lewiston-Auburn ? 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Contents 1 Construction 2 Manufacturers 3 History 4 Queen Victoria 5 King Edward VII 6 King George V 7 King Edward VIII 8 King George VI 9 Elizabeth II 10 Republic of Ireland 11 Images 12 Wall boxes around the world 13 See also 14 References 15 External links // Construction Wall boxes are normally made of cast iron and are fabricated in two large castings with a third casting for the door. The rear part of the box which is set into the wall is cast as one piece, rather like an upright coffin. The whole front of the box including the aperture, royal cipher and the collection plate holder, are cast as one. There is a large opening in the front casting into which a hinged door is inserted. It is held in place by steel pins at top and bottom which locate into machined holes in the front casting. A secure 5-lever Chubb lock is fitted to all wall boxes made after 1870. Previously, narrower locks from the firm of Nettlefields were used. They are not interchangeable and this causes problems when keys are lost and locks have to be changed. The tablet holder box and the Chubb lock are clearly visible as a postman clears mail from an 'A' size wall box in Deal, Kent Initial examples were fitted with a simple wire tray internally over the base to raise any post off the lower surface. This was necessary because water seeped into the box through the side seams and condensation could also form on the inside, making the base rather wet. Later modifications saw this wirework extended to form a vertical barrier across the whole inside front of the box. This prevented mail from cascading out onto the ground when the door was opened for clearing the box. By 1879, UK wall boxes were also fitted with a drop-down hinged metal letter chute to help guide the stored mail into the waiting sack or basket during clearance. An even later modification, which was then widely retro-fitted, was the provision externally of a Next Collection tablet holder to hold the square metal tablet inscribed, enamelled or printed with the time or day on which the next collection is due to be made. At the same time, internally, a tablet storage box was added to hold the remaining day or hour tablets not currently in use. Manufacturers Many different manufacturers' names may be found on British-style wall boxes, many of which were exported around the world. Included amongst these are: Smith and Hawkes Ltd., Eagle Range & Foundry, Bernard P. Walker & Co., W.T. Allen & Co. Ltd., Carron Co., Derby Castings Ltd., Andrew Handyside & Co. Ltd. Manufacture of cast-iron wall boxes in the UK for postal use finished in 1980. History Queen Victoria Letter Box Study Group identifiers appear in brackets. The first pillar box was erected in the Channel Islands in 1852 and it was soon realised that, while successful, pillar boxes were expensive to manufacture and sometimes difficult to site. A box which could be recessed into a wall was preferred in rural areas where no pavement or street lighting existed. The First National Standard (WB74) design was made by the Birmingham, UK firm of Smith & Hawkes Ltd. and the first boxes were installed in 1857. Today, around 10 survive, mostly in the West Country and West Midlands of Great Britain. The design was seen to have several flaws which lead to unacceptable ingress of water when in use in the wet British climate. A modified version, The Second National Standard (WB75 and WB76), debuted in 1859 and was more successful. A pedimented top and a large rain hood helped to keep water out of the box. Drainage holes were provided at the base to enable accumulated water to drain away easily. The doors of these two boxes were rather small and set high up the front of the box, which made clearing them awkward. This rare Victorian 2nd National standard wall box near Andover in Hampshire has a large hood and a pedimented top to keep the rain out This problem was overcome with the 1861 modification to form the Smith & Hawkes No.2 Size (WB78), in addition, a larger size, known as No.1 (WB77), was also provided. It had been trialled with the Second National Standard in very small numbers, only one of which has survived in the UK at Wickhambrook, Suffolk. There are about ten survivors of the later No.1 Large size and several hundred of the No.2 size in the UK. The only known example of the large 2nd National Standard wall box is at Boydon End, Wickhambrook, in Suffolk By moving the Collection plate from the top front of the box casting to a slot in the door, it was made much easier to change, having previously been bolted to the box front. These produced the 1871 design (WB83/1). The foundry underwent a series of ownership changes which saw Eagle Range & Foundry, Bernard P. Walker and even a combination of these two incised into the box maker's plate at the foot of the door (WB83/2-83/5). The Eagle Range & Foundry boxes made in the mid 1880s were very attractive with smooth recessed collection plates and small neat VR cipher and crown. The contract passed to W.T. Allen in 1886 with the production of the "odd" size C box (WB86), which should have been 10 inches wide and 13 inches deep, but was actually 13 inches wide and only 10 inches deep. Only 70 were made before this mistake was rectified, with the introduction in 1887 of the Queen Victoria Jubilee boxes. This series comprised three sizes with the largest now designated A, the m edium size (formerly No.1) now B and the small one (formerly No.2) Type C (WB84, WB85, WB87). This trend remained the same for the next 75 years. King Edward VII Early Edwardian wall boxes used the Victorian patterns, modified to show an "E" instead of a "V", but retaining the Imperial State Crown from the Victorian boxes. This was modified in 1905 to correctly show the Tudor Crown of King Edward VII. Later still, a full "scroll cipher" was used on all but the smallest boxes. A very good example of the Type A wall box with a full Edward VII Scroll type cipher at Cambridge Railway Station King George V During this long reign many thousands of wall boxes were installed. Of note are the free-standing wall boxes of Size A for use on the street and the introduction of boxes with rear-opening doors, designated Types D, E and F respectively, for use in sub-post offices. Included in these are the Type E boxes made respectively in:WB106/1 1932 by Andrew Handyside & Co. of DerbyWB106/2 1933 by Derby Castings Ltd.WB106/3 1934-6 by W.T. Allen & Co. 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Contents 1 Civilian camping mess kit 2 Military mess kit 2.1 American mess kit 2.2 German/Japanese mess kit 2.3 Soviet/Russian mess kit 2.4 Swedish mess kit 2.5 Swiss mess kit 2.6 British Mess Kit // Civilian camping mess kit A civilian mess kit, which may serve from one person to a family of eight, is a collection of common kitchen wares designed to be lightweight and easy to store. Such kits are typically constructed from aluminum, though enameled steel is also common, and some items (such as cutlery or plates) may be made of plastic. A civilian mess kit usually contains (among other items) a skillet, a kettle (which may also serve as a coffee pot), a plate, a cup, and cutlery. Kits usually come with either folding handles or a detachable handle which can be used with other cookware. Items are stored compactly by nesting them in other components (like a Russian doll); the whole kit is placed in a stuff sack. 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Such mirrors always form a virtual image, since the focus F and the centre of curvature 2F are both imaginary points "inside" the mirror, which cannot be reached. Therefore images formed by these mirror cannot be taken on screen. (As they are inside the mirror) A collimated (parallel) beam of light diverges (spreads out) after reflection from a convex mirror, since the normal to the surface differs with each spot on the mirror. Image Convex mirror image formation The image is always virtual (rays haven't actually passed though the image), diminished (smaller), and upright . These features make convex mirrors very useful: everything appears smaller in the mirror, so they cover a wider field of view than a normal plane mirror does as the image is "compressed". Uses Convex mirror lets motorists see around a corner. The passenger-side mirror on a car is typically a convex mirror. In some countries, these are labelled with the safety warning "Objects in mirror are closer than they appear", to warn the driver of the convex mirror's distorting effects on distance perception. Convex mirrors are used in some automated teller machines as a simple and handy security feature, allowing the users to see what is happening behind them. Similar devices are sold to be attached to ordinary computer monitors. Camera phones use convex mirrors to allow the user correctly aim the camera while taking a self-portrait. Properties of convex mirror can be found in objects not specifically designed for this purpose, such as some thumb tacks, Christmas baubles and even sunglasses. Concave mirrors A concave mirror diagram showing the focus, focal Length, centre of curviture, principal axis, etc. A concave mirror, or converging mirror, has a reflecting surface that bulges inward (away from the incident light). 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The player's mission is to direct planes onto the correct ILS, land them on the correct runway, taxi them to the correct gate, and take off on the correct runway as fast as possible. Air Traffic Controller was released in Japan in July, 1998. Air Traffic Controller 2, its sequel, was released in 2005. Air Traffic Controller Airports Featured: Miyazaki Airport, Hiroshima-Nishi Airport, Matsuyama Airport, Osaka International Airport, Nagoya Airfield and Tokyo International Airport. Air Traffic Controller Power Up Kit 1 Airports Featured: Saga Airport, Fukuoka Airport and Komatsu Airport. Air Traffic Controller Power Up Kit 1 Value Pack Airports Featured: ATC + Power Kit 1 Air Traffic Controller Power Up Kit 2 Airports Featured: Kansai International Airport, Narita International Airport and New Chitose Airport. Air Traffic Controller Power Up Kit 2 Value Pack Airports Featured: ATC + Power Kit 2 Air Traffic Controller Power Up Kit 3 Airports Featured: None. Air Traffic Controller Complete Airports Featured: ATC + Power Kit 1 + Power Kit 2 Contents 1 Air Traffic Controller 2 1.1 Tokyo: BigWing A (Alpha) 1.2 Tokyo: BigWing B (Bravo) 1.3 Kagoshima Island Control 1.4 Komatsu Base Aviation Festival 1.5 Narita: Gate of Japan 1.6 Tokyo: BigWing Complete 1.7 Nagoya: Jumble Airport 1.8 Narita: Star Light Airways 1.9 Okinawa: A Wake on the Southward Raise 1.10 Sendai: First Flight, First Control 1.11 Chitose: SnowScape 1.12 Kansai: Cross Over Area 1.13 Fukuoka: Oriental Wings 1.14 Tokyo: BigWing Duel Site 1.15 Osaka: InterCity Airport 1.16 Narita: Complete 1.17 Centrair International Airport 1.18 Kansai: Brightly Path 2 Air Traffic Controller 3 3 Airport Hero Trilogy for PSP 4 Air Traffic Controller for Nintendo DS 5 Notes and references 6 External links // Air Traffic Controller 2 Tokyo: BigWing A (Alpha) Airport: Tokyo International Airport Release Date: 2001 Airlines: Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways, Skymark Airlines, Hokkaido International Airlines, Japan Air System (Before merger with Japan Airlines), Japan Coast Guard, China Airlines and EVA Air. There is also an airline company named after the developer of the game TechnoBrain, TechnoBrain Airlines (ICAO: TBA). Whenever TechnoBrain Airlines plane appears, special events will be triggered. Tokyo: BigWing B (Bravo) Airport: Tokyo International Airport Release Date: 2001 Largely the same as Tokyo: BigWing A, but with a stage set in the evening. Kagoshima Island Control Airport: Kagoshima Airport, Tanegashima Airport, Yakushima Airport Release Date: 2002 Airlines: Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways, JALways, Japan Air System, J-Air, Oriental Air Bridge and Polar Air Cargo Special Feature: Radio Control, For communications with Tanegashima Airport and Yakushima Airport. Special Event: During Stage 2-3, if all aircraft land before 10:15, a Rocket will launch from Tanegashima Space Center. TechnoBrain released an updated version in 2005. Changes include the merger between Japan Airlines and Japan Air System, as well as other features that were unavailable at that time. Komatsu Base Aviation Festival Airport: Komatsu Airport Release Date: 2002 Airlines: Japan Airlines, All Nippon Airways, Air Nippon, Japan Air System and Japan Air Self-Defense Force. Special Feature: No Delivery Control, jobs taken over by Ground Control. Special Event: During Stage 1-3 and 2-1, there will be a Airshow. Stage 2-2, It has been replaced by a Q&A, player must answer questions correctly to complete the stage. Narita: Gate of Japan Airport: Narita International Airport Release Date: 2002 Tokyo: BigWing Complete Airport: Tokyo International Airport Special Feature: Airbus Beluga makes an appearance as the last plane to approach, land, and park in the airport at the last stage. Nagoya: Jumble Airport Narita: Star Light Airways Airport: Narita International Airport Special Feature: At stage 4-1, snowing occurs. At stage 4-3, Concorde makes a special appearance at the end. 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Anshan refecture-level city Chinesetranscription(s) -Simplified ?? -Pinyin ?nsh?n -Literally Saddle Mountain Location of Anshan in Liaoning Anshan Location in China Coordinates: 4106?30?N 12259?00?E? / ?41.10833 122.983333? / 41.10833; 122.983333 Country China Province Liaoning City Seat Tiedong District Districts and Counties List Tiedong DistrictTiexi DistrictLishan DistrictQianshan DistrictHaicheng CityTai'an CountyXiuyan Manchu Autonomous County Government -CPC Anshan Zhang Jiehui Committee Secretary -Mayor Gu Chunli Area -Prefecture-level city 9,252km2(3,572.2sqmi) -Land 8,563km2(3,306.2sqmi) - Water 689km2(266sqmi) 7.4% - Urban 624km2(240.9sqmi) Population -Prefecture-level city 3,584,000 -Density 387.4/km2(1,003.3/sqmi) - Urban 1,285,849 - Urban Density 2,060.7/km2(5,337.1/sqmi) Time zone China Standard (UTC+8) Area code(s) 412 Website http://www.anshan.gov.cn/en ?nsh?n (Chinese: ??; pinyin: ?nsh?n; lit. 'saddle mountain') is the third largest prefecture level city in Liaoning province of China. Situated in the central area of the province, Anshan is about 92km south of Shenyang, the province's capital. Anshan is on the boundary between the Mountains of eastern Liaoning and the plains of the west. The prefecture has a population of 3,584,000 people and covers an area of about 9,252 square kilometres. The distance from the east to the west of the prefecture is 133 kilometres. The area contains the famous Qi?nsh?n National Park. The city's name is derived form the shape of a nearby mountain that resembles the shape of a horse's saddle. Anshan is home to the Angang Iron and Steel Company, one of the largest steel producers in China. Contents 1 Quick Facts 2 History 3 Economy 4 Demographics 5 Tourist attractions 6 Five-year plan 7 Education system 8 Climate 9 Five-Star Hotel 10 Famous Residents 11 Geography 12 Administratives divisions 13 Sister Cities 14 References 15 External links 16 Further Reading // Quick Facts Anshan has a population of 3.5 million Holds one third of the worlds supply of talcum Holds a quarter of the worlds reserves of magnesite Produced the worlds largest ever jade stone, now a local tourist attraction carved as a Buddha History The area of Anshan has been inhabited since prehistoric times. The area remained of little significance, a small city in Liaodong province, overshadowed by neighbouring Liaoyang city, until the mid 20th Century. In 1587 Anshan was fortified by the Ming Dynasty to combat the growing power of the Manchu. The city was burnt down during the Boxer Rebellion, and was destroyed again in the Russo-Japanese War (1904-1905). As a result of this war, Japan had gained influence in Liaoning and was engaged in industrialising the region. Anshan lay beside the new South Manchuria Railway line that ran from the port of Dalian to the major city of Shenyang. As a joint Sino-Japanese venture, Anshan Zhenzing Iron Ore Company Unlimited was started in Anshan in 1918. After the Mukden Incident in 1931, Japan occupied the northeast of China. The mills were turned into a Japanese owned monopoly. In 1933, the site was expanded to include steel production and the company was renamed Showa Steel Works. Anshan became part of the Japanese puppet state of Manchukuo. Additional industries developed around the iron and steel mills. The city of Anshan grew significantly in size around this new industrial site. Anshan had become one of the largest producers of iron and steel in Asia if not the world. It was therefore of strategic importance in the Pacific War, and was subject to constant attack by B-29 Superfortress strategic bombers of the USAAF. Japanese Army detached the 1st Chutai (unit) of 104th Sentai (squadron) of the Imperial Japanese Army Air Force, to Anshan, with other air squadrons for industrial defense purposes. Although this unit was equipped with modern Nakajima Ki-84 Ia (Manshu Type) Hayate "Frank" fighters, manufactured by Mansh?koku Hik?ki Seizo KK, the plant suffered heavy damage from the air raids, losing up to 30% of its capacity. At the end of the war, Soviet Red Army forces launched Operation August Storm, which captured Manchuria form the Japanese. The Soviets looted the ruins of Sh?wa Steel Works for anything that could be taken back to the Soviet Union. With the defeat of Japan in 1945, Anshan was returned to China along with the rest of Chinese Manchuria. 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He played 119 games for Northern Ireland as a goalkeeper, a figure which at the time was a world record and is still a Northern Ireland record, in an international career which lasted for over 22 years. During his career Jennings played in over 1,000 top level games, and even managed to score a goal in the 1967 Charity Shield match. Contents 1 Club career 1.1 Newry Town & Watford 1.2 Tottenham Hotspur 1.3 Arsenal 1.4 Post-retirement 2 International career 3 Retirement 4 Honours 5 References 6 External links // Club career Newry Town & Watford After playing for Shamrock Rovers' under-18 side at the age of 11, Jennings concentrated on Gaelic football until he was sixteen years old, when he made his soccer comeback with his hometown side Newry Town. After impressing with the team he moved to English Third Division side Watford in May 1963. 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Whilst at Highbury, he helped Arsenal to three successive FA Cup finals, in 1978, 1979, and 1980. However, Arsenal only managed to win the second of these finals, a 3-2 victory against Manchester United. In total, Jennings made 327 appearances for Arsenal, 237 of them in the League, between 1977 and his eventual retirement from first-team club football in 1985. Post-retirement After his retirement, Jennings returned to Tottenham Hotspur, playing in their reserve side to maintain his match sharpness for Northern Ireland's 1986 World Cup campaign. He was also briefly on Everton's books, having been signed as goalkeeping cover for the 1986 FA Cup Final against Liverpool, Neville Southall having been injured playing for Wales. He also guested for Shamrock Rovers in a testimonial for Shay Brennan shortly after the World Cup in 1986. International career Jennings made his Northern Ireland debut as an eighteen year old, whilst playing for Watford. This game was on the 15th of April 1964, and was a British Home Championship match against Wales, Northern Ireland won the game 3-2; George Best made his international debut in the same game. Jennings played his final international game on his 41st birthday, making him at the time the World Cup's oldest ever participant. Only Roger Milla of Cameroon was older at 42 in 2004. This game was Northern Ireland's final group game in the 1986 World Cup, and was against Brazil, Brazil won the game 3-0. This was Jennings's second World Cup, he had previously played in the 1982 World Cup. Pat Jennings still holds the world record of participations in different World Cups (including qualifying stages), six in total - 1966, 1970, 1974, 1978, 1982, 1986. However, this record of six participations has now been equalled by Dwight Yorke and Russell Latapy, both of Trinidad and Tobago.[citation needed ] Retirement Following his retirement Jennings has worked as a goalkeeping coach. 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