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H.M.S. Amesbury engages in battle with the Essen in Roy Boulting's "Sailor of the King" (British title: "Single-Handed"), the second movie based on C.S. Forester's "Brown on Resolution" (1929). In this clip: Jeffrey Hunter, Patrick Barr, Robin Bailey, Bernard Lee, Victor Maddern, Michael Rennie, John Horsley et al.
From recording of Dixon of Dock Green - It's a gift 1/3/75
It was originally shown as part of BBC's Festival '77 and handed the idea of showing out-takes to itv and It'll be alright on the night. This shorter version is from Aunties Bloomers
- published: 20 Jun 2014
- views: 2695
This clip is taken from the movie Cockleshell Heroes...Victor Maddern as SM reading the riot act to new recruits...funny.
- published: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 10333
This is the Australian TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan in some nice heelpopping.
- published: 23 Sep 2013
- views: 3888
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
- published: 18 Jun 2014
- views: 17612
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install.
What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from both the UI and the API interaction layers. It will finally show how to cross compile dependency free, statically linked binaries so that you can provide the users of your tool with one standalone binary to run.
If you are tired of sacrificing ease of end use for ease of development in command line tools, this talk is for you.
Help us caption & translate this video!
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- published: 19 May 2014
- views: 5027
Together 24-01-1980
The first set of titles from Southern's afternoon soap, set in a sheltered accomodation block. The cast included Sarah Greene, Victor Maddern and Gina Maher. The series was produced by Bryan Izzard.
- published: 10 May 2016
- views: 58
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/
One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years.
Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion.
His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7."
Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview.
His carer, Mrs Iris Walker, said: "Ray was brave and heroic to the very end. I miss him terribly already."
Mr Quick was the last surviving submariner to take part in Operation Frankton, a mission which Sir Winston Churchill claimed had shortened the Second World War by six months.
Ten commandos who became known as the Cockleshell Heroes were launched from his T-Class submarine in five tiny 'cockle' canoes to attach limpet mines on shipping in Bordeaux harbour.
Admiral Louis Mountbatten described it as the most courageous and imaginative of all the raids ever carried out by the Armed Forces and they crippled the enemy.
However, two of the combined services team, made up of army soldiers and Royal Marines - George Sheard and David Moffatt - perished from hypothermia after their canoe capsized.
Six were executed by the Germans - John MacKinnon, Samuel Wallace, Albert Laver, Robert Ewart, James Conway and William Mills.
The surviving pair of Herbert Hasler and Bill Sparks made it home three months later via Gibraltar.
Their bravery was at long last commemorated earlier this year with a permanent memorial in Bordeaux which also reflects the role of HMS Tuna and her men, as well as three French resistance fighters -- but Mr Quick was not well enough to attend the unveiling ceremony in March.
His wartime role as chief petty officer telegraphist won him the Distinguished Service Medal, but, not for Operation Frankton.
It was for his 'outstanding coolness, cheerfulness and skill whilst serving on HMS Tuna in five arduous patrols and a brilliant and successful attack on a German U-boat on April 7, 1943.'
Mr Quick, who suffered from dementia, was lucid while talking about his submarine exploits, having kept the stories to himself in the post-war years, when the Essex Chronicle featured his story in March.(2011)
Mrs Walker said: "Raymond hoped to go to France for the ceremony, but though he had sight, hearing and mobility challenges, his heart was there."
Mr Quick settled in Chelmsford after the war and worked for Marconi before retiring with his late wife, Eileen, to Paignton.
Mrs Walker added: "Our spouses both died at the same time and due to his infirmities I became Raymond's carer, but I never tired of hearing his war stories."
Mr Quick thoroughly detested the 1954 movie The Cockleshell Heroes, starring Trevor Howard, Victor Maddern and Christopher Lee.
The modest hero said he was "scared out of his wits" most of the time, especially when his submarine was forced to spend 36 hours at the bottom of the Mediterranean, off Cyprus, avoiding Nazi hunters.
He expressed amazement that he survived the war, having sailed in a succession of five subs, all of which were lost after he was transferred, concluding hostilities safely on board HMS Tuna.
The full details of what happened to all those involved in Operation Frankton, which succeeded in damaging five enemy ships, including a U-boat support vessel, are grippingly recorded in the latest book 'Cockleshell Heroes The Final Witness' by Torquay-based historian Quentin Rees.
His comprehensive researches delve into every aspect of the clandestine raid and its aftermath and throws fresh light on the fate of those who dared.
• At Launch, Rains Must Fall and Awaiting Return are royalty free by the talented - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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- published: 17 Mar 2013
- views: 1255
Don't have time to watch 'Above the Noise' then watch it in a quick 2 minutes.
Song: ANR - big problem.
riders: David McMillan, Connor Fearon, Angus Maddern, Troy Brosnan, Sam Hill, Will Rischbieth
Cinematography: Sean Anderson
Edit: Sean Anderson
Producer: Peter Karas / Karl Burkat / Victor Sheldon / Sean Anderson
Follow us on Instagram @andersonproductions
- published: 21 Jan 2014
- views: 19317
Circus of Fear is a 1966 Anglo-German international co-production thriller film starring Christopher Lee, Suzy Kendall, Cecil Parker and Victor Maddern. The U.S. title was Psycho-Circus. It was based on the novel The Three Just Men by Edgar Wallace (1926). In the wake of a daring armored car heist that ends with the murder of a security guard, police detective Jim Elliott (Leo Genn) follows a trail of clues to the traveling Barberini Circus, which has just passed through London. Though Elliot suspects a conspiracy under the big top, he discovers strained relations between lion tamer Gregor (Christopher Lee) and his associates. Elliot struggles to find his man -- and recover the stolen cash -- in a maze of blackmail and deceit.
TO BUY THE ORIGINAL POSTER FOR THIS FILM JUST VISIT www.picturepalacemovieposters.com TODAY!
- published: 26 Apr 2015
- views: 35
Victor Maddern
Victor Jack Maddern (16 March 1928 – 22 June 1993) was an English actor.
Life and career
Born in Seven Kings, Ilford, Essex, Maddern joined the Merchant Navy at the age of 15 and served in the Second World War from 1943 until 1946, when he was medically discharged. He subsequently trained at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA). He made his first screen appearance in Seven Days to Noon in 1950, playing a reluctant soldier obliged to shoot a psychotic scientist.
One of his earliest stage roles was as Sam Weller in The Trial of Mr Pickwick (1952). Appearing as Helicon in a production of Albert Camus' play Caligula (1964), Maddern was singled out for critical praise, and in My Darling Daisy (1970) brought a fine Cockney bravado and arrogance to the portrait of the notorious Frank Harris. He also did two stints in the highly successful Agatha Christie play The Mousetrap - the longest-running production in London's West End.
From 1950 to the early 1990s, Maddern appeared in films and TV series, often portraying military types. He was usually cast as sergeants or corporals, as well as privates, seaman or airmen, played either straight or comically. Among his many TV roles were Private Gross in Denis Cannan's Captain Carvallo and old Lampwick's son-in-law in The Dick Emery Show. In 1963, he had a memorable guest role in Perry Mason as jewel smuggler Gilbert Tyrell, in the episode "The Case of the Floating Stones."
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Operation Frankton
Operation Frankton was a commando raid on shipping in the German occupied French port of Bordeaux in the Bay of Biscay during the Second World War. The raid was carried out by a small unit of Royal Marines known as the Royal Marines Boom Patrol Detachment (RMBPD), part of Combined Operations.
The plan was for six canoes to be taken to the area of the Gironde estuary by submarine. They would then paddle by night to Bordeaux. On arrival they would attack the docked cargo ships with limpet mines and then escape overland to Spain. Twelve men from no.1 section were selected for the raid; including the commanding officer, Herbert 'Blondie' Hasler, and the reserve Marine Colley the total of the team numbered thirteen. Two men survived the raid: Hasler, and his no.2 in the canoe, Bill Sparks. Of the other eight, six were executed by the Germans while two died from hypothermia.
The British Prime Minister Winston Churchill believed the mission shortened the war by six months. The words of Lord Mountbatten, the commander of Combined Operations, are carved into a Purbeck stone at Royal Marines Poole (current headquarters of the SBS): Of the many brave and dashing raids carried out by the men of Combined Operations Command none was more courageous or imaginative than Operation Frankton.
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Dixon of Dock Green
Dixon of Dock Green was a BBC television series about daily life at a London police station, with the emphasis on petty crime, successfully controlled through common sense and human understanding. The central character was a mature and sympathetic police constable, George Dixon, played by Jack Warner in all of the 432 episodes, from 1955 to 1976.
Dixon was the embodiment of a typical 'bobby' who would be familiar with the area and its residents in which he patrolled and often lived there himself. The series contrasted sharply with later programmes such as Z-Cars, which reflected a more aggressive policing culture; however its popularity cannot be underestimated, retaining a faithful following throughout its run and being voted second most popular programme on British TV in 1961.
Jack Warner
If Dixon was well-known to the public, the actor Jack Warner was even better known. Born Horace John Waters in London in 1895, Warner had been a comedian in radio and in his early film career. Starting in the early 1940s, he broadened his range to include dramatic roles, becoming a warmly human character actor in the process. But as well as playing in films with dramatic themes, such as The Blue Lamp, Warner - hugely popular by this time - continued to play in comedies such as the successful Huggett family programmes on BBC Radio and films made between 1948 and 1953.
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8:43"Single-Handed"/"Sailor of the King" (1953) - Naval Battle
"Single-Handed"/"Sailor of the King" (1953) - Naval Battle"Single-Handed"/"Sailor of the King" (1953) - Naval Battle
H.M.S. Amesbury engages in battle with the Essen in Roy Boulting's "Sailor of the King" (British title: "Single-Handed"), the second movie based on C.S. Forester's "Brown on Resolution" (1929). In this clip: Jeffrey Hunter, Patrick Barr, Robin Bailey, Bernard Lee, Victor Maddern, Michael Rennie, John Horsley et al. -
1:12BBC Dock Green Nick
BBC Dock Green NickBBC Dock Green Nick
From recording of Dixon of Dock Green - It's a gift 1/3/75 It was originally shown as part of BBC's Festival '77 and handed the idea of showing out-takes to itv and It'll be alright on the night. This shorter version is from Aunties Bloomers -
0:23Cockleshell Heroes
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1:50:24Screen One: Sweet Nothing
Screen One: Sweet NothingScreen One: Sweet Nothing
Screen One: Sweet Nothing. Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990 Dir. Tony Smith. Written by: Vincent O'Connell Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/ -
25:59GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike GehardGopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install. What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from both the UI and the API interaction layers. It will finally show how to cross compile dependency free, statically linked binaries so that you can provide the users of your tool with one standalone binary to run. If you are tired of sacrificing ease of end use for ease of development in command line tools, this talk is for you. Help us caption & translate this video! http://amara.org/v/FG0e/ -
0:38Together 01
Together 01Together 01
Together 24-01-1980 The first set of titles from Southern's afternoon soap, set in a sheltered accomodation block. The cast included Sarah Greene, Victor Maddern and Gina Maher. The series was produced by Bryan Izzard. -
3:17Mrs Dangle's romantic experience
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1:54Dixon of Dock Green out-takes 1970's
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40:52CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS TunaCRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95 Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/ One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years. Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion. His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7." Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview. His carer, Mrs Iris Walker, said: "Ray was brave and heroic to the very end. I miss him terribly already." Mr Quick was the last surviving submariner to take part in Operation Frankton, a mission which Sir Winston Churchill claimed had shortened the Second World War by six months. Ten commandos who became known as the Cockleshell Heroes were launched from his T-Class submarine in five tiny 'cockle' canoes to attach limpet mines on shipping in Bordeaux harbour. Admiral Louis Mountbatten described it as the most courageous and imaginative of all the raids ever carried out by the Armed Forces and they crippled the enemy. However, two of the combined services team, made up of army soldiers and Royal Marines - George Sheard and David Moffatt - perished from hypothermia after their canoe capsized. Six were executed by the Germans - John MacKinnon, Samuel Wallace, Albert Laver, Robert Ewart, James Conway and William Mills. The surviving pair of Herbert Hasler and Bill Sparks made it home three months later via Gibraltar. Their bravery was at long last commemorated earlier this year with a permanent memorial in Bordeaux which also reflects the role of HMS Tuna and her men, as well as three French resistance fighters -- but Mr Quick was not well enough to attend the unveiling ceremony in March. His wartime role as chief petty officer telegraphist won him the Distinguished Service Medal, but, not for Operation Frankton. It was for his 'outstanding coolness, cheerfulness and skill whilst serving on HMS Tuna in five arduous patrols and a brilliant and successful attack on a German U-boat on April 7, 1943.' Mr Quick, who suffered from dementia, was lucid while talking about his submarine exploits, having kept the stories to himself in the post-war years, when the Essex Chronicle featured his story in March.(2011) Mrs Walker said: "Raymond hoped to go to France for the ceremony, but though he had sight, hearing and mobility challenges, his heart was there." Mr Quick settled in Chelmsford after the war and worked for Marconi before retiring with his late wife, Eileen, to Paignton. Mrs Walker added: "Our spouses both died at the same time and due to his infirmities I became Raymond's carer, but I never tired of hearing his war stories." Mr Quick thoroughly detested the 1954 movie The Cockleshell Heroes, starring Trevor Howard, Victor Maddern and Christopher Lee. The modest hero said he was "scared out of his wits" most of the time, especially when his submarine was forced to spend 36 hours at the bottom of the Mediterranean, off Cyprus, avoiding Nazi hunters. He expressed amazement that he survived the war, having sailed in a succession of five subs, all of which were lost after he was transferred, concluding hostilities safely on board HMS Tuna. The full details of what happened to all those involved in Operation Frankton, which succeeded in damaging five enemy ships, including a U-boat support vessel, are grippingly recorded in the latest book 'Cockleshell Heroes The Final Witness' by Torquay-based historian Quentin Rees. His comprehensive researches delve into every aspect of the clandestine raid and its aftermath and throws fresh light on the fate of those who dared. • At Launch, Rains Must Fall and Awaiting Return are royalty free by the talented - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) • Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/" • http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/faq.html -
2:06Above the Noise in 2 minutes
Above the Noise in 2 minutesAbove the Noise in 2 minutes
Don't have time to watch 'Above the Noise' then watch it in a quick 2 minutes. Song: ANR - big problem. riders: David McMillan, Connor Fearon, Angus Maddern, Troy Brosnan, Sam Hill, Will Rischbieth Cinematography: Sean Anderson Edit: Sean Anderson Producer: Peter Karas / Karl Burkat / Victor Sheldon / Sean Anderson Follow us on Instagram @andersonproductions -
2:03Psycho-Circus (1966) Trailer from picturepalacemovieposters.com
Psycho-Circus (1966) Trailer from picturepalacemovieposters.comPsycho-Circus (1966) Trailer from picturepalacemovieposters.com
Circus of Fear is a 1966 Anglo-German international co-production thriller film starring Christopher Lee, Suzy Kendall, Cecil Parker and Victor Maddern. The U.S. title was Psycho-Circus. It was based on the novel The Three Just Men by Edgar Wallace (1926). In the wake of a daring armored car heist that ends with the murder of a security guard, police detective Jim Elliott (Leo Genn) follows a trail of clues to the traveling Barberini Circus, which has just passed through London. Though Elliot suspects a conspiracy under the big top, he discovers strained relations between lion tamer Gregor (Christopher Lee) and his associates. Elliot struggles to find his man -- and recover the stolen cash -- in a maze of blackmail and deceit. TO BUY THE ORIGINAL POSTER FOR THIS FILM JUST VISIT www.picturepalacemovieposters.com TODAY!
Maddern, Victor Filmography
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"Single-Handed"/"Sailor of the King" (1953) - Naval Battle
H.M.S. Amesbury engages in battle with the Essen in Roy Boulting's "Sailor of the King" (British title: "Single-Handed"), the second movie based on C.S. Forester's "Brown on Resolution" (1929). In this clip: Jeffrey Hunter, Patrick Barr, Robin Bailey, Bernard Lee, Victor Maddern, Michael Rennie, John Horsley et al.
published: 24 Feb 2011 -
BBC Dock Green Nick
From recording of Dixon of Dock Green - It's a gift 1/3/75 It was originally shown as part of BBC's Festival '77 and handed the idea of showing out-takes to itv and It'll be alright on the night. This shorter version is from Aunties Bloomers
published: 20 Jun 2014 -
Cockleshell Heroes
This clip is taken from the movie Cockleshell Heroes...Victor Maddern as SM reading the riot act to new recruits...funny.
published: 10 Jun 2013 -
395. Heelpopping
This is the Australian TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan in some nice heelpopping.
published: 23 Sep 2013 -
Screen One: Sweet Nothing
Screen One: Sweet Nothing. Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990 Dir. Tony Smith. Written by: Vincent O'Connell Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
published: 18 Jun 2014 -
GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install. What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from bot...
published: 19 May 2014 -
Together 01
Together 24-01-1980 The first set of titles from Southern's afternoon soap, set in a sheltered accomodation block. The cast included Sarah Greene, Victor Maddern and Gina Maher. The series was produced by Bryan Izzard.
published: 10 May 2016 -
Mrs Dangle's romantic experience
Joan Sims and Victor Maddern in Carry On Emmannuelle 1978
published: 31 Mar 2009 -
Dixon of Dock Green out-takes 1970's
published: 16 Jun 2015 -
CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95 Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/ One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years. Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion. His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7." Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview. His carer...
published: 17 Mar 2013 -
Above the Noise in 2 minutes
Don't have time to watch 'Above the Noise' then watch it in a quick 2 minutes. Song: ANR - big problem. riders: David McMillan, Connor Fearon, Angus Maddern, Troy Brosnan, Sam Hill, Will Rischbieth Cinematography: Sean Anderson Edit: Sean Anderson Producer: Peter Karas / Karl Burkat / Victor Sheldon / Sean Anderson Follow us on Instagram @andersonproductions
published: 21 Jan 2014 -
Psycho-Circus (1966) Trailer from picturepalacemovieposters.com
Circus of Fear is a 1966 Anglo-German international co-production thriller film starring Christopher Lee, Suzy Kendall, Cecil Parker and Victor Maddern. The U.S. title was Psycho-Circus. It was based on the novel The Three Just Men by Edgar Wallace (1926). In the wake of a daring armored car heist that ends with the murder of a security guard, police detective Jim Elliott (Leo Genn) follows a trail of clues to the traveling Barberini Circus, which has just passed through London. Though Elliot suspects a conspiracy under the big top, he discovers strained relations between lion tamer Gregor (Christopher Lee) and his associates. Elliot struggles to find his man -- and recover the stolen cash -- in a maze of blackmail and deceit. TO BUY THE ORIGINAL POSTER FOR THIS FILM JUST VISIT www.pictur...
published: 26 Apr 2015
"Single-Handed"/"Sailor of the King" (1953) - Naval Battle
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- Duration: 8:43
- Updated: 24 Feb 2011
- views: 147031
H.M.S. Amesbury engages in battle with the Essen in Roy Boulting's "Sailor of the King" (British title: "Single-Handed"), the second movie based on C.S. Foreste...
H.M.S. Amesbury engages in battle with the Essen in Roy Boulting's "Sailor of the King" (British title: "Single-Handed"), the second movie based on C.S. Forester's "Brown on Resolution" (1929). In this clip: Jeffrey Hunter, Patrick Barr, Robin Bailey, Bernard Lee, Victor Maddern, Michael Rennie, John Horsley et al.
https://wn.com/Single_Handed_Sailor_Of_The_King_(1953)_Naval_Battle
H.M.S. Amesbury engages in battle with the Essen in Roy Boulting's "Sailor of the King" (British title: "Single-Handed"), the second movie based on C.S. Forester's "Brown on Resolution" (1929). In this clip: Jeffrey Hunter, Patrick Barr, Robin Bailey, Bernard Lee, Victor Maddern, Michael Rennie, John Horsley et al.
- published: 24 Feb 2011
- views: 147031
BBC Dock Green Nick
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- Duration: 1:12
- Updated: 20 Jun 2014
- views: 2695
From recording of Dixon of Dock Green - It's a gift 1/3/75
It was originally shown as part of BBC's Festival '77 and handed the idea of showing out-takes to itv...
From recording of Dixon of Dock Green - It's a gift 1/3/75
It was originally shown as part of BBC's Festival '77 and handed the idea of showing out-takes to itv and It'll be alright on the night. This shorter version is from Aunties Bloomers
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From recording of Dixon of Dock Green - It's a gift 1/3/75
It was originally shown as part of BBC's Festival '77 and handed the idea of showing out-takes to itv and It'll be alright on the night. This shorter version is from Aunties Bloomers
- published: 20 Jun 2014
- views: 2695
Cockleshell Heroes
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- Duration: 0:23
- Updated: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 10333
This clip is taken from the movie Cockleshell Heroes...Victor Maddern as SM reading the riot act to new recruits...funny.
This clip is taken from the movie Cockleshell Heroes...Victor Maddern as SM reading the riot act to new recruits...funny.
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This clip is taken from the movie Cockleshell Heroes...Victor Maddern as SM reading the riot act to new recruits...funny.
- published: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 10333
395. Heelpopping
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- Duration: 0:22
- Updated: 23 Sep 2013
- views: 3888
This is the Australian TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan in some nice heelpopping.
This is the Australian TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan in some nice heelpopping.
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This is the Australian TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan in some nice heelpopping.
- published: 23 Sep 2013
- views: 3888
Screen One: Sweet Nothing
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- Duration: 1:50:24
- Updated: 18 Jun 2014
- views: 17612
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes...
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
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Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
- published: 18 Jun 2014
- views: 17612
GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
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- Duration: 25:59
- Updated: 19 May 2014
- views: 5027
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has ...
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install.
What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from both the UI and the API interaction layers. It will finally show how to cross compile dependency free, statically linked binaries so that you can provide the users of your tool with one standalone binary to run.
If you are tired of sacrificing ease of end use for ease of development in command line tools, this talk is for you.
Help us caption & translate this video!
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As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install.
What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from both the UI and the API interaction layers. It will finally show how to cross compile dependency free, statically linked binaries so that you can provide the users of your tool with one standalone binary to run.
If you are tired of sacrificing ease of end use for ease of development in command line tools, this talk is for you.
Help us caption & translate this video!
http://amara.org/v/FG0e/
- published: 19 May 2014
- views: 5027
Together 01
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- Duration: 0:38
- Updated: 10 May 2016
- views: 58
Together 24-01-1980
The first set of titles from Southern's afternoon soap, set in a sheltered accomodation block. The cast included Sarah Greene, Victor Madde...
Together 24-01-1980
The first set of titles from Southern's afternoon soap, set in a sheltered accomodation block. The cast included Sarah Greene, Victor Maddern and Gina Maher. The series was produced by Bryan Izzard.
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Together 24-01-1980
The first set of titles from Southern's afternoon soap, set in a sheltered accomodation block. The cast included Sarah Greene, Victor Maddern and Gina Maher. The series was produced by Bryan Izzard.
- published: 10 May 2016
- views: 58
Mrs Dangle's romantic experience
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:17
- Updated: 31 Mar 2009
- views: 5766
Dixon of Dock Green out-takes 1970's
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:54
- Updated: 16 Jun 2015
- views: 3367
- published: 16 Jun 2015
- views: 3367
CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
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- Duration: 40:52
- Updated: 17 Mar 2013
- views: 1255
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.u...
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/
One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years.
Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion.
His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7."
Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview.
His carer, Mrs Iris Walker, said: "Ray was brave and heroic to the very end. I miss him terribly already."
Mr Quick was the last surviving submariner to take part in Operation Frankton, a mission which Sir Winston Churchill claimed had shortened the Second World War by six months.
Ten commandos who became known as the Cockleshell Heroes were launched from his T-Class submarine in five tiny 'cockle' canoes to attach limpet mines on shipping in Bordeaux harbour.
Admiral Louis Mountbatten described it as the most courageous and imaginative of all the raids ever carried out by the Armed Forces and they crippled the enemy.
However, two of the combined services team, made up of army soldiers and Royal Marines - George Sheard and David Moffatt - perished from hypothermia after their canoe capsized.
Six were executed by the Germans - John MacKinnon, Samuel Wallace, Albert Laver, Robert Ewart, James Conway and William Mills.
The surviving pair of Herbert Hasler and Bill Sparks made it home three months later via Gibraltar.
Their bravery was at long last commemorated earlier this year with a permanent memorial in Bordeaux which also reflects the role of HMS Tuna and her men, as well as three French resistance fighters -- but Mr Quick was not well enough to attend the unveiling ceremony in March.
His wartime role as chief petty officer telegraphist won him the Distinguished Service Medal, but, not for Operation Frankton.
It was for his 'outstanding coolness, cheerfulness and skill whilst serving on HMS Tuna in five arduous patrols and a brilliant and successful attack on a German U-boat on April 7, 1943.'
Mr Quick, who suffered from dementia, was lucid while talking about his submarine exploits, having kept the stories to himself in the post-war years, when the Essex Chronicle featured his story in March.(2011)
Mrs Walker said: "Raymond hoped to go to France for the ceremony, but though he had sight, hearing and mobility challenges, his heart was there."
Mr Quick settled in Chelmsford after the war and worked for Marconi before retiring with his late wife, Eileen, to Paignton.
Mrs Walker added: "Our spouses both died at the same time and due to his infirmities I became Raymond's carer, but I never tired of hearing his war stories."
Mr Quick thoroughly detested the 1954 movie The Cockleshell Heroes, starring Trevor Howard, Victor Maddern and Christopher Lee.
The modest hero said he was "scared out of his wits" most of the time, especially when his submarine was forced to spend 36 hours at the bottom of the Mediterranean, off Cyprus, avoiding Nazi hunters.
He expressed amazement that he survived the war, having sailed in a succession of five subs, all of which were lost after he was transferred, concluding hostilities safely on board HMS Tuna.
The full details of what happened to all those involved in Operation Frankton, which succeeded in damaging five enemy ships, including a U-boat support vessel, are grippingly recorded in the latest book 'Cockleshell Heroes The Final Witness' by Torquay-based historian Quentin Rees.
His comprehensive researches delve into every aspect of the clandestine raid and its aftermath and throws fresh light on the fate of those who dared.
• At Launch, Rains Must Fall and Awaiting Return are royalty free by the talented - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/
One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years.
Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion.
His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7."
Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview.
His carer, Mrs Iris Walker, said: "Ray was brave and heroic to the very end. I miss him terribly already."
Mr Quick was the last surviving submariner to take part in Operation Frankton, a mission which Sir Winston Churchill claimed had shortened the Second World War by six months.
Ten commandos who became known as the Cockleshell Heroes were launched from his T-Class submarine in five tiny 'cockle' canoes to attach limpet mines on shipping in Bordeaux harbour.
Admiral Louis Mountbatten described it as the most courageous and imaginative of all the raids ever carried out by the Armed Forces and they crippled the enemy.
However, two of the combined services team, made up of army soldiers and Royal Marines - George Sheard and David Moffatt - perished from hypothermia after their canoe capsized.
Six were executed by the Germans - John MacKinnon, Samuel Wallace, Albert Laver, Robert Ewart, James Conway and William Mills.
The surviving pair of Herbert Hasler and Bill Sparks made it home three months later via Gibraltar.
Their bravery was at long last commemorated earlier this year with a permanent memorial in Bordeaux which also reflects the role of HMS Tuna and her men, as well as three French resistance fighters -- but Mr Quick was not well enough to attend the unveiling ceremony in March.
His wartime role as chief petty officer telegraphist won him the Distinguished Service Medal, but, not for Operation Frankton.
It was for his 'outstanding coolness, cheerfulness and skill whilst serving on HMS Tuna in five arduous patrols and a brilliant and successful attack on a German U-boat on April 7, 1943.'
Mr Quick, who suffered from dementia, was lucid while talking about his submarine exploits, having kept the stories to himself in the post-war years, when the Essex Chronicle featured his story in March.(2011)
Mrs Walker said: "Raymond hoped to go to France for the ceremony, but though he had sight, hearing and mobility challenges, his heart was there."
Mr Quick settled in Chelmsford after the war and worked for Marconi before retiring with his late wife, Eileen, to Paignton.
Mrs Walker added: "Our spouses both died at the same time and due to his infirmities I became Raymond's carer, but I never tired of hearing his war stories."
Mr Quick thoroughly detested the 1954 movie The Cockleshell Heroes, starring Trevor Howard, Victor Maddern and Christopher Lee.
The modest hero said he was "scared out of his wits" most of the time, especially when his submarine was forced to spend 36 hours at the bottom of the Mediterranean, off Cyprus, avoiding Nazi hunters.
He expressed amazement that he survived the war, having sailed in a succession of five subs, all of which were lost after he was transferred, concluding hostilities safely on board HMS Tuna.
The full details of what happened to all those involved in Operation Frankton, which succeeded in damaging five enemy ships, including a U-boat support vessel, are grippingly recorded in the latest book 'Cockleshell Heroes The Final Witness' by Torquay-based historian Quentin Rees.
His comprehensive researches delve into every aspect of the clandestine raid and its aftermath and throws fresh light on the fate of those who dared.
• At Launch, Rains Must Fall and Awaiting Return are royalty free by the talented - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
• Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"
• http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/faq.html
- published: 17 Mar 2013
- views: 1255
Above the Noise in 2 minutes
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- Duration: 2:06
- Updated: 06 Apr 2017
- views: 19317
Don't have time to watch 'Above the Noise' then watch it in a quick 2 minutes.
Song: ANR - big problem.
riders: David McMillan, Connor Fearon, Angus Maddern, T...
Don't have time to watch 'Above the Noise' then watch it in a quick 2 minutes.
Song: ANR - big problem.
riders: David McMillan, Connor Fearon, Angus Maddern, Troy Brosnan, Sam Hill, Will Rischbieth
Cinematography: Sean Anderson
Edit: Sean Anderson
Producer: Peter Karas / Karl Burkat / Victor Sheldon / Sean Anderson
Follow us on Instagram @andersonproductions
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Don't have time to watch 'Above the Noise' then watch it in a quick 2 minutes.
Song: ANR - big problem.
riders: David McMillan, Connor Fearon, Angus Maddern, Troy Brosnan, Sam Hill, Will Rischbieth
Cinematography: Sean Anderson
Edit: Sean Anderson
Producer: Peter Karas / Karl Burkat / Victor Sheldon / Sean Anderson
Follow us on Instagram @andersonproductions
- published: 21 Jan 2014
- views: 19317
Psycho-Circus (1966) Trailer from picturepalacemovieposters.com
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- Duration: 2:03
- Updated: 23 Jun 2017
- views: 35
Circus of Fear is a 1966 Anglo-German international co-production thriller film starring Christopher Lee, Suzy Kendall, Cecil Parker and Victor Maddern. The U.S...
Circus of Fear is a 1966 Anglo-German international co-production thriller film starring Christopher Lee, Suzy Kendall, Cecil Parker and Victor Maddern. The U.S. title was Psycho-Circus. It was based on the novel The Three Just Men by Edgar Wallace (1926). In the wake of a daring armored car heist that ends with the murder of a security guard, police detective Jim Elliott (Leo Genn) follows a trail of clues to the traveling Barberini Circus, which has just passed through London. Though Elliot suspects a conspiracy under the big top, he discovers strained relations between lion tamer Gregor (Christopher Lee) and his associates. Elliot struggles to find his man -- and recover the stolen cash -- in a maze of blackmail and deceit.
TO BUY THE ORIGINAL POSTER FOR THIS FILM JUST VISIT www.picturepalacemovieposters.com TODAY!
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Circus of Fear is a 1966 Anglo-German international co-production thriller film starring Christopher Lee, Suzy Kendall, Cecil Parker and Victor Maddern. The U.S. title was Psycho-Circus. It was based on the novel The Three Just Men by Edgar Wallace (1926). In the wake of a daring armored car heist that ends with the murder of a security guard, police detective Jim Elliott (Leo Genn) follows a trail of clues to the traveling Barberini Circus, which has just passed through London. Though Elliot suspects a conspiracy under the big top, he discovers strained relations between lion tamer Gregor (Christopher Lee) and his associates. Elliot struggles to find his man -- and recover the stolen cash -- in a maze of blackmail and deceit.
TO BUY THE ORIGINAL POSTER FOR THIS FILM JUST VISIT www.picturepalacemovieposters.com TODAY!
- published: 26 Apr 2015
- views: 35
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Screen One: Sweet Nothing
Screen One: Sweet Nothing. Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990 Dir. Tony Smith. Written by: Vincent O'Connell Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
published: 18 Jun 2014 -
"SAINT JOAN" Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd. 5-8-1957. (HD HQ 1080p)
"SAINT JOAN" Plot - Joan of Arc (Jean Seberg) leads the dauphin;s (Richard Widmark) army in 15th century France, then is burned at the stake. Full Cast & Crew Starring, Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd, Anton Walbrook, John Gielgod, Felix Aylmer, Archie Duncan, Harry Andrews, Margot Grahame, Barry Jones, Francis De Wolff, Finlay Currie, Victor Maddern, Bernard Miles, David Oxley, Patrick Barr, Sydney Bromley, Kenneth Haigh, David Langton, Thomas Gallagher, David Hemmings, Michael Lewin, Skip Martin, Mark Milleham, Spoil Mills, Richard Palmer, Susan Rale, and Norman Rossington. Directed by Otto Preminger. Released May 8, 1957.
published: 01 Jun 2017 -
The House in the Square - 1951 - Tyrone Power & Ann Blyth
The English name for a film called "I'll Never Forget You" in America. The ludicrous plot of this obscurity involves an American atomic scientist living alone in a huge 18th Century house in Berkeley Square who, one stormy night, finds himself transported back two Centuries arriving in the same house amongst his ancestors, and is eventually certified as ‘mad' as he has explained things like electricity to the disbelieving people of that period. Tyrone Power leads as the scientist and hardly cracks a smile throughout the film, but Ann Blyth, the ‘love' interest, gives a creditable stab at an English accent. Clearly not a ‘quota-quickie' - hauling two top-line American actors, both hugely popular at the time, to star in a weird Brit film must have cost a lot. The rest of the cast are all Eng...
published: 22 Jun 2017 -
La sangre del vampiro 1958 - Blood of the Vampire - doblada español
Título original: Blood of the vampire Año: 1958 Duración: 87 min. País: Reino Unido Reino Unido Director: Henry Cass Guion: Jimmy Sangster Música: Stanley Black Fotografía: Monty Berman Reparto: Donald Wolfit, Vincent Ball, Barbara Shelley, Victor Maddern, William Devlin, Andrew Faulds, John Le Mesurier, Bryan Coleman, Cameron Hall, George Murcell Productora: Artistes Alliance Ltd. Género: Terror. Ciencia ficción | Vampiros Sinopsis: Callistratus es un un científico que realiza experimentos con los criminales encarcelados en una prisión. Dichos experimentos tienen que ver con la transfusión de sangre. Callistratus es en realidad un vampiro muy particular, ajusticiado hace tiempo pero que ha regresado a la vida gracias a un trasplante de corazón, el cual le ha creado una infección e...
published: 19 Jun 2017 -
CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95 Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/ One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years. Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion. His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7." Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview. His carer...
published: 17 Mar 2013 -
Legs & Co - The Lord's Taverners vs Celebrities - It's A Celebrity Knockout TX: 21/08/1978
Summer Special from 1978 Event Staged: Sunday 16th July 1978 Venue: Fulham F.C. Football Ground (Craven Cottage), Fulham, Greater London Transmission: Monday 21st August 1978, 7.10-8.10pm Presenters: Stuart Hall and Eddie Waring Referees: Arthur Ellis and Mike Swann Scoregirls: Pam Nolan, Dinah May and Debra Windass The Lord's Taverners - Eric Morecambe (Team Captain), Robin Askwith, Raymond Baxter, John Blythe, Judith Chalmers, Jacqueline Clarke, Pat Crerand, Linda Cunningham, Neil Durden-Smith, Tony Gale, Bob Grant, David Hamilton, Anita Harris, Frazer Hines, Barry John, George Layton, Liverpool Express (Derek Cashin, Tony Coates, Billy Kingsley, Peter Kircher, John Ryan and Scott Craig), Mick McManus, Ann Moore, Patrick Moore, Don Moss, Richard O'Sullivan, Nicholas Parsons, Lance Pe...
published: 30 Dec 2012 -
GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install. What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from bot...
published: 19 May 2014 -
Pete Hunt: Secrets of the Virtual DOM | JSConf.au 2014
published: 01 Mar 2015 -
Openwest 2015 - Kacey Cole - "Polymer and the Web Component Revolution" (168)
Polymer is an upcoming framework by Google that introduces the next-generation semantic web. We will introduce the concept of web components, which is made possible by the emerging Shadow DOM features in modern browsers. These web components increase code encapsulation and reusability by allowing us to extend and enhance the HTML vocabulary. We'll discuss the differences (and interoperability) between Polymer and AngularJS, which is the current leader in the dynamic web application market for new projects. To demonstrate the raw power available through Polymer, we will build new web components in real-time. After that, we will tie multiple components together to show how easy it is to rapidly prototype what would otherwise be a complex web app. Saturday, May 9th, 09:00am-09:45am Room PS ...
published: 26 Jul 2015 -
The Great Gildersleeve: Flashback: Gildy Meets Leila / Gildy Plays Cyrano / Jolly Boys 4th of July
Aiding and abetting the periodically frantic life in the Gildersleeve home was family cook and housekeeper Birdie Lee Coggins (Lillian Randolph). Although in the first season, under writer Levinson, Birdie was often portrayed as saliently less than bright, she slowly developed as the real brains and caretaker of the household under writers John Whedon, Sam Moore and Andy White. In many of the later episodes Gildersleeve has to acknowledge Birdie's commonsense approach to some of his predicaments. By the early 1950s, Birdie was heavily depended on by the rest of the family in fulfilling many of the functions of the household matriarch, whether it be giving sound advice to an adolescent Leroy or tending Marjorie's children. By the late 1940s, Marjorie slowly matures to a young woman of marr...
published: 26 Sep 2012
Screen One: Sweet Nothing
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:50:24
- Updated: 18 Jun 2014
- views: 17612
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes...
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
https://wn.com/Screen_One_Sweet_Nothing
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
- published: 18 Jun 2014
- views: 17612
"SAINT JOAN" Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd. 5-8-1957. (HD HQ 1080p)
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- Duration: 1:51:24
- Updated: 01 Jun 2017
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"SAINT JOAN" Plot - Joan of Arc (Jean Seberg) leads the dauphin;s (Richard Widmark) army in 15th century France, then is burned at the stake.
Full Cast & Crew...
"SAINT JOAN" Plot - Joan of Arc (Jean Seberg) leads the dauphin;s (Richard Widmark) army in 15th century France, then is burned at the stake.
Full Cast & Crew Starring, Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd, Anton Walbrook, John Gielgod, Felix Aylmer, Archie Duncan, Harry Andrews, Margot Grahame, Barry Jones, Francis De Wolff, Finlay Currie, Victor Maddern, Bernard Miles, David Oxley, Patrick Barr, Sydney Bromley, Kenneth Haigh, David Langton, Thomas Gallagher, David Hemmings, Michael Lewin, Skip Martin, Mark Milleham, Spoil Mills, Richard Palmer, Susan Rale, and Norman Rossington. Directed by Otto Preminger. Released May 8, 1957.
https://wn.com/Saint_Joan_Richard_Widmark,_Jean_Seberg,_Richard_Todd._5_8_1957._(Hd_Hq_1080P)
"SAINT JOAN" Plot - Joan of Arc (Jean Seberg) leads the dauphin;s (Richard Widmark) army in 15th century France, then is burned at the stake.
Full Cast & Crew Starring, Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd, Anton Walbrook, John Gielgod, Felix Aylmer, Archie Duncan, Harry Andrews, Margot Grahame, Barry Jones, Francis De Wolff, Finlay Currie, Victor Maddern, Bernard Miles, David Oxley, Patrick Barr, Sydney Bromley, Kenneth Haigh, David Langton, Thomas Gallagher, David Hemmings, Michael Lewin, Skip Martin, Mark Milleham, Spoil Mills, Richard Palmer, Susan Rale, and Norman Rossington. Directed by Otto Preminger. Released May 8, 1957.
- published: 01 Jun 2017
- views: 23
The House in the Square - 1951 - Tyrone Power & Ann Blyth
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:29:56
- Updated: 22 Jun 2017
- views: 1
The English name for a film called "I'll Never Forget You" in America. The ludicrous plot of this obscurity involves an American atomic scientist living alone i...
The English name for a film called "I'll Never Forget You" in America. The ludicrous plot of this obscurity involves an American atomic scientist living alone in a huge 18th Century house in Berkeley Square who, one stormy night, finds himself transported back two Centuries arriving in the same house amongst his ancestors, and is eventually certified as ‘mad' as he has explained things like electricity to the disbelieving people of that period. Tyrone Power leads as the scientist and hardly cracks a smile throughout the film, but Ann Blyth, the ‘love' interest, gives a creditable stab at an English accent. Clearly not a ‘quota-quickie' - hauling two top-line American actors, both hugely popular at the time, to star in a weird Brit film must have cost a lot. The rest of the cast are all English actors of good quality, but the film itself, apart from the bizarre story-line, is long and somewhat tedious. And guess what! The modern-day black and white section segues into colour for the 18th Century part of the story! Not the first time this trick has been used (Yellow Brick Road, anyone?!). The indoor scenes are fairly sumptuous and obviously filmed in some mansion, but the exteriors are pretty pitiful, garish, cheap sets with hammy crowd scenes that are totally unconvincing. Dennis Price has a featured role (what film of the period was he NOT in?!), as does Michael Rennie. Beatrice Campbell, Raymond Huntley and Irene Browne are also featured and there's also a small cameo from Kathleen Byron. Amongst uncredited performers are Ronald Adam (a regular in small parts), Felix Aylmer, Diane Hart and Victor Maddern. The film was directed by Roy Ward Baker, a director of note and quality (though that hardly shows in this movie) noted for "Don't Bother to Knock" (Marilyn Monroe); "A Night to Remember" (arguably the best ‘Titanic' film); "The Anniversary" (Bette Davis), and many others and also several TV series including some "Avengers", "The Saint" and "The Flame Trees of Thika", On the whole, this could be a movie to miss - well, why did I post it? Probably because I wrote these copious notes!! Music? Ah, yes, I forgot to mention that! Another score by the prolific William Alwyn, which does raise the standard of the film somewhat - he wrote fabulous music for "Odd Man Out", "Green For Danger", "The October Man", "The Fallen Idol" and many others - including three more on this channel: ""Great Day", "Escape" and "Madeleine"...
https://wn.com/The_House_In_The_Square_1951_Tyrone_Power_Ann_Blyth
The English name for a film called "I'll Never Forget You" in America. The ludicrous plot of this obscurity involves an American atomic scientist living alone in a huge 18th Century house in Berkeley Square who, one stormy night, finds himself transported back two Centuries arriving in the same house amongst his ancestors, and is eventually certified as ‘mad' as he has explained things like electricity to the disbelieving people of that period. Tyrone Power leads as the scientist and hardly cracks a smile throughout the film, but Ann Blyth, the ‘love' interest, gives a creditable stab at an English accent. Clearly not a ‘quota-quickie' - hauling two top-line American actors, both hugely popular at the time, to star in a weird Brit film must have cost a lot. The rest of the cast are all English actors of good quality, but the film itself, apart from the bizarre story-line, is long and somewhat tedious. And guess what! The modern-day black and white section segues into colour for the 18th Century part of the story! Not the first time this trick has been used (Yellow Brick Road, anyone?!). The indoor scenes are fairly sumptuous and obviously filmed in some mansion, but the exteriors are pretty pitiful, garish, cheap sets with hammy crowd scenes that are totally unconvincing. Dennis Price has a featured role (what film of the period was he NOT in?!), as does Michael Rennie. Beatrice Campbell, Raymond Huntley and Irene Browne are also featured and there's also a small cameo from Kathleen Byron. Amongst uncredited performers are Ronald Adam (a regular in small parts), Felix Aylmer, Diane Hart and Victor Maddern. The film was directed by Roy Ward Baker, a director of note and quality (though that hardly shows in this movie) noted for "Don't Bother to Knock" (Marilyn Monroe); "A Night to Remember" (arguably the best ‘Titanic' film); "The Anniversary" (Bette Davis), and many others and also several TV series including some "Avengers", "The Saint" and "The Flame Trees of Thika", On the whole, this could be a movie to miss - well, why did I post it? Probably because I wrote these copious notes!! Music? Ah, yes, I forgot to mention that! Another score by the prolific William Alwyn, which does raise the standard of the film somewhat - he wrote fabulous music for "Odd Man Out", "Green For Danger", "The October Man", "The Fallen Idol" and many others - including three more on this channel: ""Great Day", "Escape" and "Madeleine"...
- published: 22 Jun 2017
- views: 1
La sangre del vampiro 1958 - Blood of the Vampire - doblada español
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- Duration: 1:22:06
- Updated: 19 Jun 2017
- views: 3
Título original: Blood of the vampire
Año: 1958
Duración: 87 min.
País: Reino Unido Reino Unido
Director: Henry Cass
Guion: Jimmy Sangster
Música: Stanley Black...
Título original: Blood of the vampire
Año: 1958
Duración: 87 min.
País: Reino Unido Reino Unido
Director: Henry Cass
Guion: Jimmy Sangster
Música: Stanley Black
Fotografía: Monty Berman
Reparto: Donald Wolfit, Vincent Ball, Barbara Shelley, Victor Maddern, William Devlin, Andrew Faulds, John Le Mesurier, Bryan Coleman, Cameron Hall, George Murcell
Productora: Artistes Alliance Ltd.
Género: Terror. Ciencia ficción | Vampiros
Sinopsis:
Callistratus es un un científico que realiza experimentos con los criminales encarcelados en una prisión. Dichos experimentos tienen que ver con la transfusión de sangre. Callistratus es en realidad un vampiro muy particular, ajusticiado hace tiempo pero que ha regresado a la vida gracias a un trasplante de corazón, el cual le ha creado una infección en la sangre, por lo que su supervivencia depende de las mencionadas transfusiones hasta que encuentre las células adecuadas que le permitan curar la infección. (FILMAFFINITY)
https://wn.com/La_Sangre_Del_Vampiro_1958_Blood_Of_The_Vampire_Doblada_Español
Título original: Blood of the vampire
Año: 1958
Duración: 87 min.
País: Reino Unido Reino Unido
Director: Henry Cass
Guion: Jimmy Sangster
Música: Stanley Black
Fotografía: Monty Berman
Reparto: Donald Wolfit, Vincent Ball, Barbara Shelley, Victor Maddern, William Devlin, Andrew Faulds, John Le Mesurier, Bryan Coleman, Cameron Hall, George Murcell
Productora: Artistes Alliance Ltd.
Género: Terror. Ciencia ficción | Vampiros
Sinopsis:
Callistratus es un un científico que realiza experimentos con los criminales encarcelados en una prisión. Dichos experimentos tienen que ver con la transfusión de sangre. Callistratus es en realidad un vampiro muy particular, ajusticiado hace tiempo pero que ha regresado a la vida gracias a un trasplante de corazón, el cual le ha creado una infección en la sangre, por lo que su supervivencia depende de las mencionadas transfusiones hasta que encuentre las células adecuadas que le permitan curar la infección. (FILMAFFINITY)
- published: 19 Jun 2017
- views: 3
CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
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- Duration: 40:52
- Updated: 17 Mar 2013
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COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.u...
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/
One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years.
Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion.
His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7."
Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview.
His carer, Mrs Iris Walker, said: "Ray was brave and heroic to the very end. I miss him terribly already."
Mr Quick was the last surviving submariner to take part in Operation Frankton, a mission which Sir Winston Churchill claimed had shortened the Second World War by six months.
Ten commandos who became known as the Cockleshell Heroes were launched from his T-Class submarine in five tiny 'cockle' canoes to attach limpet mines on shipping in Bordeaux harbour.
Admiral Louis Mountbatten described it as the most courageous and imaginative of all the raids ever carried out by the Armed Forces and they crippled the enemy.
However, two of the combined services team, made up of army soldiers and Royal Marines - George Sheard and David Moffatt - perished from hypothermia after their canoe capsized.
Six were executed by the Germans - John MacKinnon, Samuel Wallace, Albert Laver, Robert Ewart, James Conway and William Mills.
The surviving pair of Herbert Hasler and Bill Sparks made it home three months later via Gibraltar.
Their bravery was at long last commemorated earlier this year with a permanent memorial in Bordeaux which also reflects the role of HMS Tuna and her men, as well as three French resistance fighters -- but Mr Quick was not well enough to attend the unveiling ceremony in March.
His wartime role as chief petty officer telegraphist won him the Distinguished Service Medal, but, not for Operation Frankton.
It was for his 'outstanding coolness, cheerfulness and skill whilst serving on HMS Tuna in five arduous patrols and a brilliant and successful attack on a German U-boat on April 7, 1943.'
Mr Quick, who suffered from dementia, was lucid while talking about his submarine exploits, having kept the stories to himself in the post-war years, when the Essex Chronicle featured his story in March.(2011)
Mrs Walker said: "Raymond hoped to go to France for the ceremony, but though he had sight, hearing and mobility challenges, his heart was there."
Mr Quick settled in Chelmsford after the war and worked for Marconi before retiring with his late wife, Eileen, to Paignton.
Mrs Walker added: "Our spouses both died at the same time and due to his infirmities I became Raymond's carer, but I never tired of hearing his war stories."
Mr Quick thoroughly detested the 1954 movie The Cockleshell Heroes, starring Trevor Howard, Victor Maddern and Christopher Lee.
The modest hero said he was "scared out of his wits" most of the time, especially when his submarine was forced to spend 36 hours at the bottom of the Mediterranean, off Cyprus, avoiding Nazi hunters.
He expressed amazement that he survived the war, having sailed in a succession of five subs, all of which were lost after he was transferred, concluding hostilities safely on board HMS Tuna.
The full details of what happened to all those involved in Operation Frankton, which succeeded in damaging five enemy ships, including a U-boat support vessel, are grippingly recorded in the latest book 'Cockleshell Heroes The Final Witness' by Torquay-based historian Quentin Rees.
His comprehensive researches delve into every aspect of the clandestine raid and its aftermath and throws fresh light on the fate of those who dared.
• At Launch, Rains Must Fall and Awaiting Return are royalty free by the talented - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
• Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"
• http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/faq.html
https://wn.com/Crhnews_'Cockleshell_Hero'_Raymond_Quick_Dsm_Hms_Tuna
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/
One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years.
Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion.
His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7."
Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview.
His carer, Mrs Iris Walker, said: "Ray was brave and heroic to the very end. I miss him terribly already."
Mr Quick was the last surviving submariner to take part in Operation Frankton, a mission which Sir Winston Churchill claimed had shortened the Second World War by six months.
Ten commandos who became known as the Cockleshell Heroes were launched from his T-Class submarine in five tiny 'cockle' canoes to attach limpet mines on shipping in Bordeaux harbour.
Admiral Louis Mountbatten described it as the most courageous and imaginative of all the raids ever carried out by the Armed Forces and they crippled the enemy.
However, two of the combined services team, made up of army soldiers and Royal Marines - George Sheard and David Moffatt - perished from hypothermia after their canoe capsized.
Six were executed by the Germans - John MacKinnon, Samuel Wallace, Albert Laver, Robert Ewart, James Conway and William Mills.
The surviving pair of Herbert Hasler and Bill Sparks made it home three months later via Gibraltar.
Their bravery was at long last commemorated earlier this year with a permanent memorial in Bordeaux which also reflects the role of HMS Tuna and her men, as well as three French resistance fighters -- but Mr Quick was not well enough to attend the unveiling ceremony in March.
His wartime role as chief petty officer telegraphist won him the Distinguished Service Medal, but, not for Operation Frankton.
It was for his 'outstanding coolness, cheerfulness and skill whilst serving on HMS Tuna in five arduous patrols and a brilliant and successful attack on a German U-boat on April 7, 1943.'
Mr Quick, who suffered from dementia, was lucid while talking about his submarine exploits, having kept the stories to himself in the post-war years, when the Essex Chronicle featured his story in March.(2011)
Mrs Walker said: "Raymond hoped to go to France for the ceremony, but though he had sight, hearing and mobility challenges, his heart was there."
Mr Quick settled in Chelmsford after the war and worked for Marconi before retiring with his late wife, Eileen, to Paignton.
Mrs Walker added: "Our spouses both died at the same time and due to his infirmities I became Raymond's carer, but I never tired of hearing his war stories."
Mr Quick thoroughly detested the 1954 movie The Cockleshell Heroes, starring Trevor Howard, Victor Maddern and Christopher Lee.
The modest hero said he was "scared out of his wits" most of the time, especially when his submarine was forced to spend 36 hours at the bottom of the Mediterranean, off Cyprus, avoiding Nazi hunters.
He expressed amazement that he survived the war, having sailed in a succession of five subs, all of which were lost after he was transferred, concluding hostilities safely on board HMS Tuna.
The full details of what happened to all those involved in Operation Frankton, which succeeded in damaging five enemy ships, including a U-boat support vessel, are grippingly recorded in the latest book 'Cockleshell Heroes The Final Witness' by Torquay-based historian Quentin Rees.
His comprehensive researches delve into every aspect of the clandestine raid and its aftermath and throws fresh light on the fate of those who dared.
• At Launch, Rains Must Fall and Awaiting Return are royalty free by the talented - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
• Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"
• http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/faq.html
- published: 17 Mar 2013
- views: 1255
Legs & Co - The Lord's Taverners vs Celebrities - It's A Celebrity Knockout TX: 21/08/1978
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 58:56
- Updated: 30 Dec 2012
- views: 5118
Summer Special from 1978
Event Staged: Sunday 16th July 1978
Venue: Fulham F.C. Football Ground (Craven Cottage), Fulham, Greater London
Transmission:
Monday ...
Summer Special from 1978
Event Staged: Sunday 16th July 1978
Venue: Fulham F.C. Football Ground (Craven Cottage), Fulham, Greater London
Transmission:
Monday 21st August 1978, 7.10-8.10pm
Presenters: Stuart Hall and Eddie Waring
Referees: Arthur Ellis and Mike Swann
Scoregirls: Pam Nolan, Dinah May and Debra Windass
The Lord's Taverners - Eric Morecambe (Team Captain), Robin Askwith, Raymond Baxter, John Blythe, Judith Chalmers, Jacqueline Clarke, Pat Crerand, Linda Cunningham, Neil Durden-Smith, Tony Gale, Bob Grant, David Hamilton, Anita Harris, Frazer Hines, Barry John, George Layton, Liverpool Express (Derek Cashin, Tony Coates, Billy Kingsley, Peter Kircher, John Ryan and Scott Craig), Mick McManus, Ann Moore, Patrick Moore, Don Moss, Richard O'Sullivan, Nicholas Parsons, Lance Percival, Tim Rice, William Rushton, Sheila Steafel, Shaw Taylor, Meriel Tufnell and Norman Wisdom;
Celebrities - Patricia Brake (Team Captain), Tommy Boyd, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Paul Burnett, Eddie Capelli, Julie Dawn Cole, John Craven, Barry Cryer, Roger de Courcey, Jessie Evans, Graeme Garden, Jenny Hanley, Rachel Heyhoe-Flint, Derek Hobson, David 'Kid' Jensen, John Junkin, Diane Langton, Legs & Co. (Lulu Cartwright, Gillian Clarke, Patti Hammond, Rosemary Hetherington, Susan Menhenick and Pauline Peters), Linda Lusardi, Victor Maddern, Tony Mahoney, Bill Oddie, Nora Perry, Magnus Pyke, Chris Ralston, Cardew Robinson, Ray Stevens, Mike Swann and Bob Wilson.
Games: Chimps' Tea Party, Balloon Nets, Scooter Tandems, Trifle Slide, Water Carpets, Barrels and Planks, Rocker Stack, Ball Lift and Giant Tricycles;
Marathon: Water Bounce.
Result:
The Lord's Taverners -18
Celebrities - 14
The Lord's Taverners Knockout Trophy presented by: Eric Morecambe
https://wn.com/Legs_Co_The_Lord's_Taverners_Vs_Celebrities_It's_A_Celebrity_Knockout_Tx_21_08_1978
Summer Special from 1978
Event Staged: Sunday 16th July 1978
Venue: Fulham F.C. Football Ground (Craven Cottage), Fulham, Greater London
Transmission:
Monday 21st August 1978, 7.10-8.10pm
Presenters: Stuart Hall and Eddie Waring
Referees: Arthur Ellis and Mike Swann
Scoregirls: Pam Nolan, Dinah May and Debra Windass
The Lord's Taverners - Eric Morecambe (Team Captain), Robin Askwith, Raymond Baxter, John Blythe, Judith Chalmers, Jacqueline Clarke, Pat Crerand, Linda Cunningham, Neil Durden-Smith, Tony Gale, Bob Grant, David Hamilton, Anita Harris, Frazer Hines, Barry John, George Layton, Liverpool Express (Derek Cashin, Tony Coates, Billy Kingsley, Peter Kircher, John Ryan and Scott Craig), Mick McManus, Ann Moore, Patrick Moore, Don Moss, Richard O'Sullivan, Nicholas Parsons, Lance Percival, Tim Rice, William Rushton, Sheila Steafel, Shaw Taylor, Meriel Tufnell and Norman Wisdom;
Celebrities - Patricia Brake (Team Captain), Tommy Boyd, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Paul Burnett, Eddie Capelli, Julie Dawn Cole, John Craven, Barry Cryer, Roger de Courcey, Jessie Evans, Graeme Garden, Jenny Hanley, Rachel Heyhoe-Flint, Derek Hobson, David 'Kid' Jensen, John Junkin, Diane Langton, Legs & Co. (Lulu Cartwright, Gillian Clarke, Patti Hammond, Rosemary Hetherington, Susan Menhenick and Pauline Peters), Linda Lusardi, Victor Maddern, Tony Mahoney, Bill Oddie, Nora Perry, Magnus Pyke, Chris Ralston, Cardew Robinson, Ray Stevens, Mike Swann and Bob Wilson.
Games: Chimps' Tea Party, Balloon Nets, Scooter Tandems, Trifle Slide, Water Carpets, Barrels and Planks, Rocker Stack, Ball Lift and Giant Tricycles;
Marathon: Water Bounce.
Result:
The Lord's Taverners -18
Celebrities - 14
The Lord's Taverners Knockout Trophy presented by: Eric Morecambe
- published: 30 Dec 2012
- views: 5118
GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:59
- Updated: 19 May 2014
- views: 5027
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has ...
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install.
What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from both the UI and the API interaction layers. It will finally show how to cross compile dependency free, statically linked binaries so that you can provide the users of your tool with one standalone binary to run.
If you are tired of sacrificing ease of end use for ease of development in command line tools, this talk is for you.
Help us caption & translate this video!
http://amara.org/v/FG0e/
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As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install.
What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from both the UI and the API interaction layers. It will finally show how to cross compile dependency free, statically linked binaries so that you can provide the users of your tool with one standalone binary to run.
If you are tired of sacrificing ease of end use for ease of development in command line tools, this talk is for you.
Help us caption & translate this video!
http://amara.org/v/FG0e/
- published: 19 May 2014
- views: 5027
Pete Hunt: Secrets of the Virtual DOM | JSConf.au 2014
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:54
- Updated: 01 Mar 2015
- views: 5684
- published: 01 Mar 2015
- views: 5684
Openwest 2015 - Kacey Cole - "Polymer and the Web Component Revolution" (168)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 44:33
- Updated: 26 Jul 2015
- views: 59
Polymer is an upcoming framework by Google that introduces the next-generation semantic web. We will introduce the concept of web components, which is made poss...
Polymer is an upcoming framework by Google that introduces the next-generation semantic web. We will introduce the concept of web components, which is made possible by the emerging Shadow DOM features in modern browsers. These web components increase code encapsulation and reusability by allowing us to extend and enhance the HTML vocabulary.
We'll discuss the differences (and interoperability) between Polymer and AngularJS, which is the current leader in the dynamic web application market for new projects.
To demonstrate the raw power available through Polymer, we will build new web components in real-time. After that, we will tie multiple components together to show how easy it is to rapidly prototype what would otherwise be a complex web app.
Saturday, May 9th, 09:00am-09:45am
Room PS 202 (Javascript)
https://wn.com/Openwest_2015_Kacey_Cole_Polymer_And_The_Web_Component_Revolution_(168)
Polymer is an upcoming framework by Google that introduces the next-generation semantic web. We will introduce the concept of web components, which is made possible by the emerging Shadow DOM features in modern browsers. These web components increase code encapsulation and reusability by allowing us to extend and enhance the HTML vocabulary.
We'll discuss the differences (and interoperability) between Polymer and AngularJS, which is the current leader in the dynamic web application market for new projects.
To demonstrate the raw power available through Polymer, we will build new web components in real-time. After that, we will tie multiple components together to show how easy it is to rapidly prototype what would otherwise be a complex web app.
Saturday, May 9th, 09:00am-09:45am
Room PS 202 (Javascript)
- published: 26 Jul 2015
- views: 59
The Great Gildersleeve: Flashback: Gildy Meets Leila / Gildy Plays Cyrano / Jolly Boys 4th of July
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- Duration: 1:29:29
- Updated: 26 Sep 2012
- views: 62299
Aiding and abetting the periodically frantic life in the Gildersleeve home was family cook and housekeeper Birdie Lee Coggins (Lillian Randolph). Although in th...
Aiding and abetting the periodically frantic life in the Gildersleeve home was family cook and housekeeper Birdie Lee Coggins (Lillian Randolph). Although in the first season, under writer Levinson, Birdie was often portrayed as saliently less than bright, she slowly developed as the real brains and caretaker of the household under writers John Whedon, Sam Moore and Andy White. In many of the later episodes Gildersleeve has to acknowledge Birdie's commonsense approach to some of his predicaments. By the early 1950s, Birdie was heavily depended on by the rest of the family in fulfilling many of the functions of the household matriarch, whether it be giving sound advice to an adolescent Leroy or tending Marjorie's children.
By the late 1940s, Marjorie slowly matures to a young woman of marrying age. During the 9th season (September 1949-June 1950) Marjorie meets and marries (May 10) Walter "Bronco" Thompson (Richard Crenna), star football player at the local college. The event was popular enough that Look devoted five pages in its May 23, 1950 issue to the wedding. After living in the same household for a few years with their twin babies Ronnie and Linda, the newlyweds move next door to keep the expanding Gildersleeve clan close together.
Leroy, aged 10--11 during most of the 1940s, is the all-American boy who grudgingly practices his piano lessons, gets bad report cards, fights with his friends and cannot remember to not slam the door. Although he is loyal to his Uncle Mort, he is always the first to deflate his ego with a well-placed "Ha!!!" or "What a character!" Beginning in the Spring of 1949, he finds himself in junior high and is at last allowed to grow up, establishing relationships with the girls in the Bullard home across the street. From an awkward adolescent who hangs his head, kicks the ground and giggles whenever Brenda Knickerbocker comes near, he transforms himself overnight (November 28, 1951) into a more mature young man when Babs Winthrop (both girls played by Barbara Whiting) approaches him about studying together. From then on, he branches out with interests in driving, playing the drums and dreaming of a musical career.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Gildersleeve
https://wn.com/The_Great_Gildersleeve_Flashback_Gildy_Meets_Leila_Gildy_Plays_Cyrano_Jolly_Boys_4Th_Of_July
Aiding and abetting the periodically frantic life in the Gildersleeve home was family cook and housekeeper Birdie Lee Coggins (Lillian Randolph). Although in the first season, under writer Levinson, Birdie was often portrayed as saliently less than bright, she slowly developed as the real brains and caretaker of the household under writers John Whedon, Sam Moore and Andy White. In many of the later episodes Gildersleeve has to acknowledge Birdie's commonsense approach to some of his predicaments. By the early 1950s, Birdie was heavily depended on by the rest of the family in fulfilling many of the functions of the household matriarch, whether it be giving sound advice to an adolescent Leroy or tending Marjorie's children.
By the late 1940s, Marjorie slowly matures to a young woman of marrying age. During the 9th season (September 1949-June 1950) Marjorie meets and marries (May 10) Walter "Bronco" Thompson (Richard Crenna), star football player at the local college. The event was popular enough that Look devoted five pages in its May 23, 1950 issue to the wedding. After living in the same household for a few years with their twin babies Ronnie and Linda, the newlyweds move next door to keep the expanding Gildersleeve clan close together.
Leroy, aged 10--11 during most of the 1940s, is the all-American boy who grudgingly practices his piano lessons, gets bad report cards, fights with his friends and cannot remember to not slam the door. Although he is loyal to his Uncle Mort, he is always the first to deflate his ego with a well-placed "Ha!!!" or "What a character!" Beginning in the Spring of 1949, he finds himself in junior high and is at last allowed to grow up, establishing relationships with the girls in the Bullard home across the street. From an awkward adolescent who hangs his head, kicks the ground and giggles whenever Brenda Knickerbocker comes near, he transforms himself overnight (November 28, 1951) into a more mature young man when Babs Winthrop (both girls played by Barbara Whiting) approaches him about studying together. From then on, he branches out with interests in driving, playing the drums and dreaming of a musical career.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Gildersleeve
- published: 26 Sep 2012
- views: 62299
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An Interview with the Actor Barry Jackson 29 March 1938 - 5 December 2013
An Interview with the Actor Barry Jackson 29 March 1938 - 5 December 2013 Barry Jackson was born on March 29, 1938 in Birmingham, England. He is known for his work on Midsomer Murders (1997), Barry Lyndon (1975) and Wimbledon (2004). He was married to Denise. He died on December 5, 2013 in London, England. During the early 1960's, he worked as a fight director and stunt man under the name Jack Barry. His father was a metal pattern maker for the British Motor Corporation at Longbridge. He began his career as a stage hand at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, under the auspices of Sir Barry Jackson, the theatre impresario after whom he had been named. Provided a commentary for the Doctor Who DVD "The Romans". (1992) He acted in Pierre De Beaumarchais' play, "The Barber of Seville", at t...
published: 27 Jan 2014 -
"SAINT JOAN" Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd. 5-8-1957. (HD HQ 1080p)
"SAINT JOAN" Plot - Joan of Arc (Jean Seberg) leads the dauphin;s (Richard Widmark) army in 15th century France, then is burned at the stake. Full Cast & Crew Starring, Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd, Anton Walbrook, John Gielgod, Felix Aylmer, Archie Duncan, Harry Andrews, Margot Grahame, Barry Jones, Francis De Wolff, Finlay Currie, Victor Maddern, Bernard Miles, David Oxley, Patrick Barr, Sydney Bromley, Kenneth Haigh, David Langton, Thomas Gallagher, David Hemmings, Michael Lewin, Skip Martin, Mark Milleham, Spoil Mills, Richard Palmer, Susan Rale, and Norman Rossington. Directed by Otto Preminger. Released May 8, 1957.
published: 01 Jun 2017 -
CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95 Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/ One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years. Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion. His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7." Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview. His carer...
published: 17 Mar 2013 -
Mrs Dangle's romantic experience
Joan Sims and Victor Maddern in Carry On Emmannuelle 1978
published: 31 Mar 2009 -
H.M.S. Defiant (aka Damn The Defiant!)(1962) TRAILER - ALEC GUINNESS, DIRK BOGARDE, ANTHONY QUAYLE
It is the year 1797, war with the French Revolutionary government is raging as mutiny stalks the British Navy. On board H.M.S. Defiant, Captain Crawford (Alec Guinness) is having his own battle with arrogant First Lieutenant Scott-Padgett (Dirk Bogarde), while below deck a sailor (Anthony Quayle) is at the forefront of discontent. This is a stirring British film (made with American money!) and directed by Lewis Gilbert, a forerunner to "Master And Commander" if you like, although without the later film's technological advantages. Dirk Bogarde is riveting, dominating all his scenes, and it requires an actor of Alec Guinness's stature to prevent him from stealing the film entirely. The cast is near perfect, with supporting roles from the likes of Maurice Denham, Nigel Stock, Tom Bell, Murray...
published: 10 Jun 2017 -
Light Up The Sky 1960 Trailer
Available on DVD from http://www.odeonent.co.uk/product/light-up-the-sky Lewis Gilbert's classic comedy drama portrays the antics of a British Army Searchlight Squad during World War II. Lieutenant Ogleby (Ian Carmichael) has his work cut out to keep his "legionnaires" at their post and not rampaging through the local countryside. The McGaffey brothers (Benny Hill and Tommy Steele) create havoc with their light-fingers and light-loving with the local girls, whilst Smithy (Johnny Briggs) pines for his sweetheart. The Searchlight Squad is a rag-tag band of men brought together by the war, who must now learn how to live and fight together in order to survive the war. As the Nazis continue their bombing raids, Lance Tomlinson (Victor Maddern) has to tread a fine line between upholding the a...
published: 19 Feb 2013 -
Legs & Co - The Lord's Taverners vs Celebrities - It's A Celebrity Knockout TX: 21/08/1978
Summer Special from 1978 Event Staged: Sunday 16th July 1978 Venue: Fulham F.C. Football Ground (Craven Cottage), Fulham, Greater London Transmission: Monday 21st August 1978, 7.10-8.10pm Presenters: Stuart Hall and Eddie Waring Referees: Arthur Ellis and Mike Swann Scoregirls: Pam Nolan, Dinah May and Debra Windass The Lord's Taverners - Eric Morecambe (Team Captain), Robin Askwith, Raymond Baxter, John Blythe, Judith Chalmers, Jacqueline Clarke, Pat Crerand, Linda Cunningham, Neil Durden-Smith, Tony Gale, Bob Grant, David Hamilton, Anita Harris, Frazer Hines, Barry John, George Layton, Liverpool Express (Derek Cashin, Tony Coates, Billy Kingsley, Peter Kircher, John Ryan and Scott Craig), Mick McManus, Ann Moore, Patrick Moore, Don Moss, Richard O'Sullivan, Nicholas Parsons, Lance Pe...
published: 30 Dec 2012 -
Pete Hunt: Secrets of the Virtual DOM | JSConf.au 2014
published: 01 Mar 2015 -
Carry on Cleo (1964) Movie Review
http://darktoadthesticky.com/2010/07/04/carry-on-cleo-1964-movie-review/ In Carry on Cleo, the carry on group retells the love triangle of Cleopatra, Mark Antony, and Julius Caesar. When a slave from Briton is mistaken for a great warrior, Caesar assigns him as his personal bodyguard. The Beautiful Cleopatra convinces Mark Antony to kill his best friend and Caesar, but the Bumbling Briton seems to foil his every attempt. Directed by Gerald Thomas Written by Talbot Rothwell Cast Sid James as Mark Antony Kenneth Williams as Julius Caesar Kenneth Connor as Hengist Pod Charles Hawtrey as Seneca Joan Sims as Calpurnia Jim Dale as Horsa Amanda Barrie as Cleopatra Victor Maddern as Sergeant-Major Julie Stevens as Gloria Sheila Hancock as Senna Pod Jon Pertwee as Soothsayer Francis De Wolff...
published: 04 Jul 2010 -
Bachelorette Sophie Monk admits out of her 'comfort zone'
The model and actress was spotted looking stiff and nervous while filming a date with one of her potential suitors in Sydney's Cronulla on Friday.And Bachelorette Sophie Monk has revealed the 'bizarre' experience has been testing and uncomfortable.The 37-year-old told The Daily Telegraph on Sunday: 'I’m so out of my comfort zone. This is not a reality show, it’s real life.'Scroll down for video 'I'm SO out of my comfort zone!' Bachelorette Sophie Monk admits reality show experience is testing her in an interview with The Daily Telegraph on Sunday... after she was spotted on awkward beach date with suitor on Friday'I’m facing a lot of my fears and learning a lot about myself. This is the most bizarre and fun experience I’ve ever had,' the blo...
published: 24 Jun 2017
An Interview with the Actor Barry Jackson 29 March 1938 - 5 December 2013
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- Duration: 6:16
- Updated: 27 Jan 2014
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An Interview with the Actor Barry Jackson
29 March 1938 - 5 December 2013
Barry Jackson was born on March 29, 1938 in Birmingham, England. He is known for his ...
An Interview with the Actor Barry Jackson
29 March 1938 - 5 December 2013
Barry Jackson was born on March 29, 1938 in Birmingham, England. He is known for his work on Midsomer Murders (1997), Barry Lyndon (1975) and Wimbledon (2004).
He was married to Denise. He died on December 5, 2013 in London, England.
During the early 1960's, he worked as a fight director and stunt man under the name Jack Barry.
His father was a metal pattern maker for the British Motor Corporation at Longbridge.
He began his career as a stage hand at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, under the auspices of Sir Barry Jackson, the theatre impresario after whom he had been named.
Provided a commentary for the Doctor Who DVD "The Romans".
(1992) He acted in Pierre De Beaumarchais' play, "The Barber of Seville", at the Palace Theatre in Watford, London, England with Lee Cornes, Oliver Parker and Helena Bonham Carter in the cast. Lou Stein was the director.
(1964) He acted in Albert Camus' play, "Caligula", at the Phoenix Theatre in London, England with Kenneth Haigh, Michael Gwynn, Georgina Ward, Andrew Ray, Victor Maddern and Jeffry Wickham in the cast. Peter Coe was the director.
(1982) He acted in Anne Warner's play, "Aunt Mary", at the Donmar Warehouse Theatre in London, England with Alfred Marks, Timothy Spall and Ann Way in the cast.
(1985) He acted in Howard Sackler's play, "The Great White Hope", at the Tricycle Theatre in London, England with Hugh Quarshie, Earlene Bentley, Ed Bishop, Colin Bruce, Dominic Hawksley, Joan Heal, Mark Heath, Leon Herbert, Terence Longdon, John Matshikiza, Michael Melia and Terry Mortimer in the cast. Nicholas Kent was the director.
(1995) He acted in Noel Coward's play, "Peace in Our Time," at the Richmond Theatre in London, England with Liz Crowther, Angela Down, Doreen Mantle, Carmen Du Sautoy, Peter Bourke, Jeremy Clyde, Rob Edwards, and Marlene Sidaway in the cast.
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An Interview with the Actor Barry Jackson
29 March 1938 - 5 December 2013
Barry Jackson was born on March 29, 1938 in Birmingham, England. He is known for his work on Midsomer Murders (1997), Barry Lyndon (1975) and Wimbledon (2004).
He was married to Denise. He died on December 5, 2013 in London, England.
During the early 1960's, he worked as a fight director and stunt man under the name Jack Barry.
His father was a metal pattern maker for the British Motor Corporation at Longbridge.
He began his career as a stage hand at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, under the auspices of Sir Barry Jackson, the theatre impresario after whom he had been named.
Provided a commentary for the Doctor Who DVD "The Romans".
(1992) He acted in Pierre De Beaumarchais' play, "The Barber of Seville", at the Palace Theatre in Watford, London, England with Lee Cornes, Oliver Parker and Helena Bonham Carter in the cast. Lou Stein was the director.
(1964) He acted in Albert Camus' play, "Caligula", at the Phoenix Theatre in London, England with Kenneth Haigh, Michael Gwynn, Georgina Ward, Andrew Ray, Victor Maddern and Jeffry Wickham in the cast. Peter Coe was the director.
(1982) He acted in Anne Warner's play, "Aunt Mary", at the Donmar Warehouse Theatre in London, England with Alfred Marks, Timothy Spall and Ann Way in the cast.
(1985) He acted in Howard Sackler's play, "The Great White Hope", at the Tricycle Theatre in London, England with Hugh Quarshie, Earlene Bentley, Ed Bishop, Colin Bruce, Dominic Hawksley, Joan Heal, Mark Heath, Leon Herbert, Terence Longdon, John Matshikiza, Michael Melia and Terry Mortimer in the cast. Nicholas Kent was the director.
(1995) He acted in Noel Coward's play, "Peace in Our Time," at the Richmond Theatre in London, England with Liz Crowther, Angela Down, Doreen Mantle, Carmen Du Sautoy, Peter Bourke, Jeremy Clyde, Rob Edwards, and Marlene Sidaway in the cast.
- published: 27 Jan 2014
- views: 352
"SAINT JOAN" Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd. 5-8-1957. (HD HQ 1080p)
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- Duration: 1:51:24
- Updated: 01 Jun 2017
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"SAINT JOAN" Plot - Joan of Arc (Jean Seberg) leads the dauphin;s (Richard Widmark) army in 15th century France, then is burned at the stake.
Full Cast & Crew...
"SAINT JOAN" Plot - Joan of Arc (Jean Seberg) leads the dauphin;s (Richard Widmark) army in 15th century France, then is burned at the stake.
Full Cast & Crew Starring, Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd, Anton Walbrook, John Gielgod, Felix Aylmer, Archie Duncan, Harry Andrews, Margot Grahame, Barry Jones, Francis De Wolff, Finlay Currie, Victor Maddern, Bernard Miles, David Oxley, Patrick Barr, Sydney Bromley, Kenneth Haigh, David Langton, Thomas Gallagher, David Hemmings, Michael Lewin, Skip Martin, Mark Milleham, Spoil Mills, Richard Palmer, Susan Rale, and Norman Rossington. Directed by Otto Preminger. Released May 8, 1957.
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"SAINT JOAN" Plot - Joan of Arc (Jean Seberg) leads the dauphin;s (Richard Widmark) army in 15th century France, then is burned at the stake.
Full Cast & Crew Starring, Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd, Anton Walbrook, John Gielgod, Felix Aylmer, Archie Duncan, Harry Andrews, Margot Grahame, Barry Jones, Francis De Wolff, Finlay Currie, Victor Maddern, Bernard Miles, David Oxley, Patrick Barr, Sydney Bromley, Kenneth Haigh, David Langton, Thomas Gallagher, David Hemmings, Michael Lewin, Skip Martin, Mark Milleham, Spoil Mills, Richard Palmer, Susan Rale, and Norman Rossington. Directed by Otto Preminger. Released May 8, 1957.
- published: 01 Jun 2017
- views: 23
CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
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- Duration: 40:52
- Updated: 17 Mar 2013
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COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.u...
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/
One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years.
Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion.
His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7."
Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview.
His carer, Mrs Iris Walker, said: "Ray was brave and heroic to the very end. I miss him terribly already."
Mr Quick was the last surviving submariner to take part in Operation Frankton, a mission which Sir Winston Churchill claimed had shortened the Second World War by six months.
Ten commandos who became known as the Cockleshell Heroes were launched from his T-Class submarine in five tiny 'cockle' canoes to attach limpet mines on shipping in Bordeaux harbour.
Admiral Louis Mountbatten described it as the most courageous and imaginative of all the raids ever carried out by the Armed Forces and they crippled the enemy.
However, two of the combined services team, made up of army soldiers and Royal Marines - George Sheard and David Moffatt - perished from hypothermia after their canoe capsized.
Six were executed by the Germans - John MacKinnon, Samuel Wallace, Albert Laver, Robert Ewart, James Conway and William Mills.
The surviving pair of Herbert Hasler and Bill Sparks made it home three months later via Gibraltar.
Their bravery was at long last commemorated earlier this year with a permanent memorial in Bordeaux which also reflects the role of HMS Tuna and her men, as well as three French resistance fighters -- but Mr Quick was not well enough to attend the unveiling ceremony in March.
His wartime role as chief petty officer telegraphist won him the Distinguished Service Medal, but, not for Operation Frankton.
It was for his 'outstanding coolness, cheerfulness and skill whilst serving on HMS Tuna in five arduous patrols and a brilliant and successful attack on a German U-boat on April 7, 1943.'
Mr Quick, who suffered from dementia, was lucid while talking about his submarine exploits, having kept the stories to himself in the post-war years, when the Essex Chronicle featured his story in March.(2011)
Mrs Walker said: "Raymond hoped to go to France for the ceremony, but though he had sight, hearing and mobility challenges, his heart was there."
Mr Quick settled in Chelmsford after the war and worked for Marconi before retiring with his late wife, Eileen, to Paignton.
Mrs Walker added: "Our spouses both died at the same time and due to his infirmities I became Raymond's carer, but I never tired of hearing his war stories."
Mr Quick thoroughly detested the 1954 movie The Cockleshell Heroes, starring Trevor Howard, Victor Maddern and Christopher Lee.
The modest hero said he was "scared out of his wits" most of the time, especially when his submarine was forced to spend 36 hours at the bottom of the Mediterranean, off Cyprus, avoiding Nazi hunters.
He expressed amazement that he survived the war, having sailed in a succession of five subs, all of which were lost after he was transferred, concluding hostilities safely on board HMS Tuna.
The full details of what happened to all those involved in Operation Frankton, which succeeded in damaging five enemy ships, including a U-boat support vessel, are grippingly recorded in the latest book 'Cockleshell Heroes The Final Witness' by Torquay-based historian Quentin Rees.
His comprehensive researches delve into every aspect of the clandestine raid and its aftermath and throws fresh light on the fate of those who dared.
• At Launch, Rains Must Fall and Awaiting Return are royalty free by the talented - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
• Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"
• http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/faq.html
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COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/
One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years.
Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion.
His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7."
Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview.
His carer, Mrs Iris Walker, said: "Ray was brave and heroic to the very end. I miss him terribly already."
Mr Quick was the last surviving submariner to take part in Operation Frankton, a mission which Sir Winston Churchill claimed had shortened the Second World War by six months.
Ten commandos who became known as the Cockleshell Heroes were launched from his T-Class submarine in five tiny 'cockle' canoes to attach limpet mines on shipping in Bordeaux harbour.
Admiral Louis Mountbatten described it as the most courageous and imaginative of all the raids ever carried out by the Armed Forces and they crippled the enemy.
However, two of the combined services team, made up of army soldiers and Royal Marines - George Sheard and David Moffatt - perished from hypothermia after their canoe capsized.
Six were executed by the Germans - John MacKinnon, Samuel Wallace, Albert Laver, Robert Ewart, James Conway and William Mills.
The surviving pair of Herbert Hasler and Bill Sparks made it home three months later via Gibraltar.
Their bravery was at long last commemorated earlier this year with a permanent memorial in Bordeaux which also reflects the role of HMS Tuna and her men, as well as three French resistance fighters -- but Mr Quick was not well enough to attend the unveiling ceremony in March.
His wartime role as chief petty officer telegraphist won him the Distinguished Service Medal, but, not for Operation Frankton.
It was for his 'outstanding coolness, cheerfulness and skill whilst serving on HMS Tuna in five arduous patrols and a brilliant and successful attack on a German U-boat on April 7, 1943.'
Mr Quick, who suffered from dementia, was lucid while talking about his submarine exploits, having kept the stories to himself in the post-war years, when the Essex Chronicle featured his story in March.(2011)
Mrs Walker said: "Raymond hoped to go to France for the ceremony, but though he had sight, hearing and mobility challenges, his heart was there."
Mr Quick settled in Chelmsford after the war and worked for Marconi before retiring with his late wife, Eileen, to Paignton.
Mrs Walker added: "Our spouses both died at the same time and due to his infirmities I became Raymond's carer, but I never tired of hearing his war stories."
Mr Quick thoroughly detested the 1954 movie The Cockleshell Heroes, starring Trevor Howard, Victor Maddern and Christopher Lee.
The modest hero said he was "scared out of his wits" most of the time, especially when his submarine was forced to spend 36 hours at the bottom of the Mediterranean, off Cyprus, avoiding Nazi hunters.
He expressed amazement that he survived the war, having sailed in a succession of five subs, all of which were lost after he was transferred, concluding hostilities safely on board HMS Tuna.
The full details of what happened to all those involved in Operation Frankton, which succeeded in damaging five enemy ships, including a U-boat support vessel, are grippingly recorded in the latest book 'Cockleshell Heroes The Final Witness' by Torquay-based historian Quentin Rees.
His comprehensive researches delve into every aspect of the clandestine raid and its aftermath and throws fresh light on the fate of those who dared.
• At Launch, Rains Must Fall and Awaiting Return are royalty free by the talented - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
• Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"
• http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/faq.html
- published: 17 Mar 2013
- views: 1255
Mrs Dangle's romantic experience
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- Duration: 3:17
- Updated: 31 Mar 2009
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H.M.S. Defiant (aka Damn The Defiant!)(1962) TRAILER - ALEC GUINNESS, DIRK BOGARDE, ANTHONY QUAYLE
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- Duration: 3:11
- Updated: 10 Jun 2017
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It is the year 1797, war with the French Revolutionary government is raging as mutiny stalks the British Navy. On board H.M.S. Defiant, Captain Crawford (Alec G...
It is the year 1797, war with the French Revolutionary government is raging as mutiny stalks the British Navy. On board H.M.S. Defiant, Captain Crawford (Alec Guinness) is having his own battle with arrogant First Lieutenant Scott-Padgett (Dirk Bogarde), while below deck a sailor (Anthony Quayle) is at the forefront of discontent. This is a stirring British film (made with American money!) and directed by Lewis Gilbert, a forerunner to "Master And Commander" if you like, although without the later film's technological advantages. Dirk Bogarde is riveting, dominating all his scenes, and it requires an actor of Alec Guinness's stature to prevent him from stealing the film entirely. The cast is near perfect, with supporting roles from the likes of Maurice Denham, Nigel Stock, Tom Bell, Murray Melvin, Victor Maddern, Johnny Briggs, etc.
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It is the year 1797, war with the French Revolutionary government is raging as mutiny stalks the British Navy. On board H.M.S. Defiant, Captain Crawford (Alec Guinness) is having his own battle with arrogant First Lieutenant Scott-Padgett (Dirk Bogarde), while below deck a sailor (Anthony Quayle) is at the forefront of discontent. This is a stirring British film (made with American money!) and directed by Lewis Gilbert, a forerunner to "Master And Commander" if you like, although without the later film's technological advantages. Dirk Bogarde is riveting, dominating all his scenes, and it requires an actor of Alec Guinness's stature to prevent him from stealing the film entirely. The cast is near perfect, with supporting roles from the likes of Maurice Denham, Nigel Stock, Tom Bell, Murray Melvin, Victor Maddern, Johnny Briggs, etc.
- published: 10 Jun 2017
- views: 65
Light Up The Sky 1960 Trailer
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- Duration: 1:46
- Updated: 19 Feb 2013
- views: 2049
Available on DVD from http://www.odeonent.co.uk/product/light-up-the-sky
Lewis Gilbert's classic comedy drama portrays the antics of a British Army Searchlight...
Available on DVD from http://www.odeonent.co.uk/product/light-up-the-sky
Lewis Gilbert's classic comedy drama portrays the antics of a British Army Searchlight Squad during World War II. Lieutenant Ogleby (Ian Carmichael) has his work cut out to keep his "legionnaires" at their post and not rampaging through the local countryside. The McGaffey brothers (Benny Hill and Tommy Steele) create havoc with their light-fingers and light-loving with the local girls, whilst Smithy (Johnny Briggs) pines for his sweetheart.
The Searchlight Squad is a rag-tag band of men brought together by the war, who must now learn how to live and fight together in order to survive the war. As the Nazis continue their bombing raids, Lance Tomlinson (Victor Maddern) has to tread a fine line between upholding the army's discipline and remaining "one of the boys."
Starring:
Benny Hill
Tommy Steele
Dick Emery
Ian Carmichael
Sheila Hancock
Johnny Briggs
Directed by the award winning Lewis Gilbert
https://wn.com/Light_Up_The_Sky_1960_Trailer
Available on DVD from http://www.odeonent.co.uk/product/light-up-the-sky
Lewis Gilbert's classic comedy drama portrays the antics of a British Army Searchlight Squad during World War II. Lieutenant Ogleby (Ian Carmichael) has his work cut out to keep his "legionnaires" at their post and not rampaging through the local countryside. The McGaffey brothers (Benny Hill and Tommy Steele) create havoc with their light-fingers and light-loving with the local girls, whilst Smithy (Johnny Briggs) pines for his sweetheart.
The Searchlight Squad is a rag-tag band of men brought together by the war, who must now learn how to live and fight together in order to survive the war. As the Nazis continue their bombing raids, Lance Tomlinson (Victor Maddern) has to tread a fine line between upholding the army's discipline and remaining "one of the boys."
Starring:
Benny Hill
Tommy Steele
Dick Emery
Ian Carmichael
Sheila Hancock
Johnny Briggs
Directed by the award winning Lewis Gilbert
- published: 19 Feb 2013
- views: 2049
Legs & Co - The Lord's Taverners vs Celebrities - It's A Celebrity Knockout TX: 21/08/1978
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- Duration: 58:56
- Updated: 30 Dec 2012
- views: 5118
Summer Special from 1978
Event Staged: Sunday 16th July 1978
Venue: Fulham F.C. Football Ground (Craven Cottage), Fulham, Greater London
Transmission:
Monday ...
Summer Special from 1978
Event Staged: Sunday 16th July 1978
Venue: Fulham F.C. Football Ground (Craven Cottage), Fulham, Greater London
Transmission:
Monday 21st August 1978, 7.10-8.10pm
Presenters: Stuart Hall and Eddie Waring
Referees: Arthur Ellis and Mike Swann
Scoregirls: Pam Nolan, Dinah May and Debra Windass
The Lord's Taverners - Eric Morecambe (Team Captain), Robin Askwith, Raymond Baxter, John Blythe, Judith Chalmers, Jacqueline Clarke, Pat Crerand, Linda Cunningham, Neil Durden-Smith, Tony Gale, Bob Grant, David Hamilton, Anita Harris, Frazer Hines, Barry John, George Layton, Liverpool Express (Derek Cashin, Tony Coates, Billy Kingsley, Peter Kircher, John Ryan and Scott Craig), Mick McManus, Ann Moore, Patrick Moore, Don Moss, Richard O'Sullivan, Nicholas Parsons, Lance Percival, Tim Rice, William Rushton, Sheila Steafel, Shaw Taylor, Meriel Tufnell and Norman Wisdom;
Celebrities - Patricia Brake (Team Captain), Tommy Boyd, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Paul Burnett, Eddie Capelli, Julie Dawn Cole, John Craven, Barry Cryer, Roger de Courcey, Jessie Evans, Graeme Garden, Jenny Hanley, Rachel Heyhoe-Flint, Derek Hobson, David 'Kid' Jensen, John Junkin, Diane Langton, Legs & Co. (Lulu Cartwright, Gillian Clarke, Patti Hammond, Rosemary Hetherington, Susan Menhenick and Pauline Peters), Linda Lusardi, Victor Maddern, Tony Mahoney, Bill Oddie, Nora Perry, Magnus Pyke, Chris Ralston, Cardew Robinson, Ray Stevens, Mike Swann and Bob Wilson.
Games: Chimps' Tea Party, Balloon Nets, Scooter Tandems, Trifle Slide, Water Carpets, Barrels and Planks, Rocker Stack, Ball Lift and Giant Tricycles;
Marathon: Water Bounce.
Result:
The Lord's Taverners -18
Celebrities - 14
The Lord's Taverners Knockout Trophy presented by: Eric Morecambe
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Summer Special from 1978
Event Staged: Sunday 16th July 1978
Venue: Fulham F.C. Football Ground (Craven Cottage), Fulham, Greater London
Transmission:
Monday 21st August 1978, 7.10-8.10pm
Presenters: Stuart Hall and Eddie Waring
Referees: Arthur Ellis and Mike Swann
Scoregirls: Pam Nolan, Dinah May and Debra Windass
The Lord's Taverners - Eric Morecambe (Team Captain), Robin Askwith, Raymond Baxter, John Blythe, Judith Chalmers, Jacqueline Clarke, Pat Crerand, Linda Cunningham, Neil Durden-Smith, Tony Gale, Bob Grant, David Hamilton, Anita Harris, Frazer Hines, Barry John, George Layton, Liverpool Express (Derek Cashin, Tony Coates, Billy Kingsley, Peter Kircher, John Ryan and Scott Craig), Mick McManus, Ann Moore, Patrick Moore, Don Moss, Richard O'Sullivan, Nicholas Parsons, Lance Percival, Tim Rice, William Rushton, Sheila Steafel, Shaw Taylor, Meriel Tufnell and Norman Wisdom;
Celebrities - Patricia Brake (Team Captain), Tommy Boyd, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Paul Burnett, Eddie Capelli, Julie Dawn Cole, John Craven, Barry Cryer, Roger de Courcey, Jessie Evans, Graeme Garden, Jenny Hanley, Rachel Heyhoe-Flint, Derek Hobson, David 'Kid' Jensen, John Junkin, Diane Langton, Legs & Co. (Lulu Cartwright, Gillian Clarke, Patti Hammond, Rosemary Hetherington, Susan Menhenick and Pauline Peters), Linda Lusardi, Victor Maddern, Tony Mahoney, Bill Oddie, Nora Perry, Magnus Pyke, Chris Ralston, Cardew Robinson, Ray Stevens, Mike Swann and Bob Wilson.
Games: Chimps' Tea Party, Balloon Nets, Scooter Tandems, Trifle Slide, Water Carpets, Barrels and Planks, Rocker Stack, Ball Lift and Giant Tricycles;
Marathon: Water Bounce.
Result:
The Lord's Taverners -18
Celebrities - 14
The Lord's Taverners Knockout Trophy presented by: Eric Morecambe
- published: 30 Dec 2012
- views: 5118
Pete Hunt: Secrets of the Virtual DOM | JSConf.au 2014
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 26:54
- Updated: 01 Mar 2015
- views: 5684
- published: 01 Mar 2015
- views: 5684
Carry on Cleo (1964) Movie Review
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- Duration: 1:53
- Updated: 04 Jul 2010
- views: 2029
http://darktoadthesticky.com/2010/07/04/carry-on-cleo-1964-movie-review/
In Carry on Cleo, the carry on group retells the love triangle of Cleopatra, Mark Anton...
http://darktoadthesticky.com/2010/07/04/carry-on-cleo-1964-movie-review/
In Carry on Cleo, the carry on group retells the love triangle of Cleopatra, Mark Antony, and Julius Caesar. When a slave from Briton is mistaken for a great warrior, Caesar assigns him as his personal bodyguard. The Beautiful Cleopatra convinces Mark Antony to kill his best friend and Caesar, but the Bumbling Briton seems to foil his every attempt.
Directed by Gerald Thomas
Written by Talbot Rothwell
Cast
Sid James as Mark Antony
Kenneth Williams as Julius Caesar
Kenneth Connor as Hengist Pod
Charles Hawtrey as Seneca
Joan Sims as Calpurnia
Jim Dale as Horsa
Amanda Barrie as Cleopatra
Victor Maddern as Sergeant-Major
Julie Stevens as Gloria
Sheila Hancock as Senna Pod
Jon Pertwee as Soothsayer
Francis De Wolff as Agrippa
Michael Ward as Archimedes
Brian Oulton as Brutus
Tom Clegg as Sosages
Tanya Binning as Virginia
David Davenport as Bilius
Peter Gilmore as Galley Master
Ian Wilson as Small Messenger
Brian Rawlinson as Hessian Driver
Gertan Klauber as Marcus
Warren Mitchell as Spencius
Michael Nightingale as Ancient Briton
Peter Jesson as Seth, Horsa's Companion
E.V.H. Emmett as Narrator (voice)
Gloria Best as Hand Maiden
Peggy Ann Clifford as Willa Claudia
Sally Douglas as Antony's Dusky Maiden
Joanna Ford as Vestal Virgin
Mark Hardy as Guard at Caesar's Palace
Gloria Johnson as Vestal Virgin
Judi Johnson as Gloria's Bridesmaid
Jane Lumb as Vestal Virgin
Norman Mitchell as Heckler
Christine Rodgers as Hand Maiden
Vicki Smith as Vestal Virgin
Thelma Taylor as Seneca's Servant
Virginia Tyler as Hand Maiden
Wanda Ventham as Pretty Bidder
Donna White as Vestal Virgin
Links
imdb http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0057918/
Trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2F1r4Jh7CA
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http://darktoadthesticky.com/2010/07/04/carry-on-cleo-1964-movie-review/
In Carry on Cleo, the carry on group retells the love triangle of Cleopatra, Mark Antony, and Julius Caesar. When a slave from Briton is mistaken for a great warrior, Caesar assigns him as his personal bodyguard. The Beautiful Cleopatra convinces Mark Antony to kill his best friend and Caesar, but the Bumbling Briton seems to foil his every attempt.
Directed by Gerald Thomas
Written by Talbot Rothwell
Cast
Sid James as Mark Antony
Kenneth Williams as Julius Caesar
Kenneth Connor as Hengist Pod
Charles Hawtrey as Seneca
Joan Sims as Calpurnia
Jim Dale as Horsa
Amanda Barrie as Cleopatra
Victor Maddern as Sergeant-Major
Julie Stevens as Gloria
Sheila Hancock as Senna Pod
Jon Pertwee as Soothsayer
Francis De Wolff as Agrippa
Michael Ward as Archimedes
Brian Oulton as Brutus
Tom Clegg as Sosages
Tanya Binning as Virginia
David Davenport as Bilius
Peter Gilmore as Galley Master
Ian Wilson as Small Messenger
Brian Rawlinson as Hessian Driver
Gertan Klauber as Marcus
Warren Mitchell as Spencius
Michael Nightingale as Ancient Briton
Peter Jesson as Seth, Horsa's Companion
E.V.H. Emmett as Narrator (voice)
Gloria Best as Hand Maiden
Peggy Ann Clifford as Willa Claudia
Sally Douglas as Antony's Dusky Maiden
Joanna Ford as Vestal Virgin
Mark Hardy as Guard at Caesar's Palace
Gloria Johnson as Vestal Virgin
Judi Johnson as Gloria's Bridesmaid
Jane Lumb as Vestal Virgin
Norman Mitchell as Heckler
Christine Rodgers as Hand Maiden
Vicki Smith as Vestal Virgin
Thelma Taylor as Seneca's Servant
Virginia Tyler as Hand Maiden
Wanda Ventham as Pretty Bidder
Donna White as Vestal Virgin
Links
imdb http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0057918/
Trailer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2F1r4Jh7CA
Facebook http://www.facebook.com/pages/Dark-Toad-the-Sticky/118067081538345
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- published: 04 Jul 2010
- views: 2029
Bachelorette Sophie Monk admits out of her 'comfort zone'
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- Duration: 1:48
- Updated: 24 Jun 2017
- views: 0
The model and actress was spotted looking stiff and nervous while filming a date with one of her potential suitors in Sydney's Cronulla on Friday.And Bacheloret...
The model and actress was spotted looking stiff and nervous while filming a date with one of her potential suitors in Sydney's Cronulla on Friday.And Bachelorette Sophie Monk has revealed the 'bizarre' experience has been testing and uncomfortable.The 37-year-old told The Daily Telegraph on Sunday: 'I’m so out of my comfort zone. This is not a reality show, it’s real life.'Scroll down for video
'I'm SO out of my comfort zone!' Bachelorette Sophie Monk admits reality show experience is testing her in an interview with The Daily Telegraph on Sunday... after she was spotted on awkward beach date with suitor on Friday'I’m facing a lot of my fears and learning a lot about myself. This is the most bizarre and fun experience I’ve ever had,' the blo
https://wn.com/Bachelorette_Sophie_Monk_Admits_Out_Of_Her_'Comfort_Zone'
The model and actress was spotted looking stiff and nervous while filming a date with one of her potential suitors in Sydney's Cronulla on Friday.And Bachelorette Sophie Monk has revealed the 'bizarre' experience has been testing and uncomfortable.The 37-year-old told The Daily Telegraph on Sunday: 'I’m so out of my comfort zone. This is not a reality show, it’s real life.'Scroll down for video
'I'm SO out of my comfort zone!' Bachelorette Sophie Monk admits reality show experience is testing her in an interview with The Daily Telegraph on Sunday... after she was spotted on awkward beach date with suitor on Friday'I’m facing a lot of my fears and learning a lot about myself. This is the most bizarre and fun experience I’ve ever had,' the blo
- published: 24 Jun 2017
- views: 0
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"Single-Handed"/"Sailor of the King" (1953) - Naval Battle
H.M.S. Amesbury engages in battle with the Essen in Roy Boulting's "Sailor of the King" (British title: "Single-Handed"), the second movie based on C.S. Forester's "Brown on Resolution" (1929). In this clip: Jeffrey Hunter, Patrick Barr, Robin Bailey, Bernard Lee, Victor Maddern, Michael Rennie, John Horsley et al.
published: 24 Feb 2011 -
BBC Dock Green Nick
From recording of Dixon of Dock Green - It's a gift 1/3/75 It was originally shown as part of BBC's Festival '77 and handed the idea of showing out-takes to itv and It'll be alright on the night. This shorter version is from Aunties Bloomers
published: 20 Jun 2014 -
Cockleshell Heroes
This clip is taken from the movie Cockleshell Heroes...Victor Maddern as SM reading the riot act to new recruits...funny.
published: 10 Jun 2013 -
395. Heelpopping
This is the Australian TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan in some nice heelpopping.
published: 23 Sep 2013 -
Screen One: Sweet Nothing
Screen One: Sweet Nothing. Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990 Dir. Tony Smith. Written by: Vincent O'Connell Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
published: 18 Jun 2014 -
GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install. What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from bot...
published: 19 May 2014 -
Together 01
Together 24-01-1980 The first set of titles from Southern's afternoon soap, set in a sheltered accomodation block. The cast included Sarah Greene, Victor Maddern and Gina Maher. The series was produced by Bryan Izzard.
published: 10 May 2016 -
Mrs Dangle's romantic experience
Joan Sims and Victor Maddern in Carry On Emmannuelle 1978
published: 31 Mar 2009 -
Dixon of Dock Green out-takes 1970's
published: 16 Jun 2015 -
CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95 Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/ One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years. Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion. His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7." Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview. His carer...
published: 17 Mar 2013 -
Above the Noise in 2 minutes
Don't have time to watch 'Above the Noise' then watch it in a quick 2 minutes. Song: ANR - big problem. riders: David McMillan, Connor Fearon, Angus Maddern, Troy Brosnan, Sam Hill, Will Rischbieth Cinematography: Sean Anderson Edit: Sean Anderson Producer: Peter Karas / Karl Burkat / Victor Sheldon / Sean Anderson Follow us on Instagram @andersonproductions
published: 21 Jan 2014 -
Psycho-Circus (1966) Trailer from picturepalacemovieposters.com
Circus of Fear is a 1966 Anglo-German international co-production thriller film starring Christopher Lee, Suzy Kendall, Cecil Parker and Victor Maddern. The U.S. title was Psycho-Circus. It was based on the novel The Three Just Men by Edgar Wallace (1926). In the wake of a daring armored car heist that ends with the murder of a security guard, police detective Jim Elliott (Leo Genn) follows a trail of clues to the traveling Barberini Circus, which has just passed through London. Though Elliot suspects a conspiracy under the big top, he discovers strained relations between lion tamer Gregor (Christopher Lee) and his associates. Elliot struggles to find his man -- and recover the stolen cash -- in a maze of blackmail and deceit. TO BUY THE ORIGINAL POSTER FOR THIS FILM JUST VISIT www.pictur...
published: 26 Apr 2015
"Single-Handed"/"Sailor of the King" (1953) - Naval Battle
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:43
- Updated: 24 Feb 2011
- views: 147031
H.M.S. Amesbury engages in battle with the Essen in Roy Boulting's "Sailor of the King" (British title: "Single-Handed"), the second movie based on C.S. Foreste...
H.M.S. Amesbury engages in battle with the Essen in Roy Boulting's "Sailor of the King" (British title: "Single-Handed"), the second movie based on C.S. Forester's "Brown on Resolution" (1929). In this clip: Jeffrey Hunter, Patrick Barr, Robin Bailey, Bernard Lee, Victor Maddern, Michael Rennie, John Horsley et al.
https://wn.com/Single_Handed_Sailor_Of_The_King_(1953)_Naval_Battle
H.M.S. Amesbury engages in battle with the Essen in Roy Boulting's "Sailor of the King" (British title: "Single-Handed"), the second movie based on C.S. Forester's "Brown on Resolution" (1929). In this clip: Jeffrey Hunter, Patrick Barr, Robin Bailey, Bernard Lee, Victor Maddern, Michael Rennie, John Horsley et al.
- published: 24 Feb 2011
- views: 147031
BBC Dock Green Nick
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:12
- Updated: 20 Jun 2014
- views: 2695
From recording of Dixon of Dock Green - It's a gift 1/3/75
It was originally shown as part of BBC's Festival '77 and handed the idea of showing out-takes to itv...
From recording of Dixon of Dock Green - It's a gift 1/3/75
It was originally shown as part of BBC's Festival '77 and handed the idea of showing out-takes to itv and It'll be alright on the night. This shorter version is from Aunties Bloomers
https://wn.com/BBC_Dock_Green_Nick
From recording of Dixon of Dock Green - It's a gift 1/3/75
It was originally shown as part of BBC's Festival '77 and handed the idea of showing out-takes to itv and It'll be alright on the night. This shorter version is from Aunties Bloomers
- published: 20 Jun 2014
- views: 2695
Cockleshell Heroes
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:23
- Updated: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 10333
This clip is taken from the movie Cockleshell Heroes...Victor Maddern as SM reading the riot act to new recruits...funny.
This clip is taken from the movie Cockleshell Heroes...Victor Maddern as SM reading the riot act to new recruits...funny.
https://wn.com/Cockleshell_Heroes
This clip is taken from the movie Cockleshell Heroes...Victor Maddern as SM reading the riot act to new recruits...funny.
- published: 10 Jun 2013
- views: 10333
395. Heelpopping
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:22
- Updated: 23 Sep 2013
- views: 3888
This is the Australian TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan in some nice heelpopping.
This is the Australian TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan in some nice heelpopping.
https://wn.com/395._Heelpopping
This is the Australian TV presenter Gorgi Coghlan in some nice heelpopping.
- published: 23 Sep 2013
- views: 3888
Screen One: Sweet Nothing
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:50:24
- Updated: 18 Jun 2014
- views: 17612
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes...
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
https://wn.com/Screen_One_Sweet_Nothing
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
- published: 18 Jun 2014
- views: 17612
GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:59
- Updated: 19 May 2014
- views: 5027
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has ...
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install.
What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from both the UI and the API interaction layers. It will finally show how to cross compile dependency free, statically linked binaries so that you can provide the users of your tool with one standalone binary to run.
If you are tired of sacrificing ease of end use for ease of development in command line tools, this talk is for you.
Help us caption & translate this video!
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https://wn.com/Gophercon_2014_Taking_Back_The_Command_Line_With_Go_By_Mike_Gehard
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install.
What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from both the UI and the API interaction layers. It will finally show how to cross compile dependency free, statically linked binaries so that you can provide the users of your tool with one standalone binary to run.
If you are tired of sacrificing ease of end use for ease of development in command line tools, this talk is for you.
Help us caption & translate this video!
http://amara.org/v/FG0e/
- published: 19 May 2014
- views: 5027
Together 01
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 0:38
- Updated: 10 May 2016
- views: 58
Together 24-01-1980
The first set of titles from Southern's afternoon soap, set in a sheltered accomodation block. The cast included Sarah Greene, Victor Madde...
Together 24-01-1980
The first set of titles from Southern's afternoon soap, set in a sheltered accomodation block. The cast included Sarah Greene, Victor Maddern and Gina Maher. The series was produced by Bryan Izzard.
https://wn.com/Together_01
Together 24-01-1980
The first set of titles from Southern's afternoon soap, set in a sheltered accomodation block. The cast included Sarah Greene, Victor Maddern and Gina Maher. The series was produced by Bryan Izzard.
- published: 10 May 2016
- views: 58
Mrs Dangle's romantic experience
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:17
- Updated: 31 Mar 2009
- views: 5766
Dixon of Dock Green out-takes 1970's
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:54
- Updated: 16 Jun 2015
- views: 3367
- published: 16 Jun 2015
- views: 3367
CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 40:52
- Updated: 17 Mar 2013
- views: 1255
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.u...
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/
One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years.
Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion.
His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7."
Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview.
His carer, Mrs Iris Walker, said: "Ray was brave and heroic to the very end. I miss him terribly already."
Mr Quick was the last surviving submariner to take part in Operation Frankton, a mission which Sir Winston Churchill claimed had shortened the Second World War by six months.
Ten commandos who became known as the Cockleshell Heroes were launched from his T-Class submarine in five tiny 'cockle' canoes to attach limpet mines on shipping in Bordeaux harbour.
Admiral Louis Mountbatten described it as the most courageous and imaginative of all the raids ever carried out by the Armed Forces and they crippled the enemy.
However, two of the combined services team, made up of army soldiers and Royal Marines - George Sheard and David Moffatt - perished from hypothermia after their canoe capsized.
Six were executed by the Germans - John MacKinnon, Samuel Wallace, Albert Laver, Robert Ewart, James Conway and William Mills.
The surviving pair of Herbert Hasler and Bill Sparks made it home three months later via Gibraltar.
Their bravery was at long last commemorated earlier this year with a permanent memorial in Bordeaux which also reflects the role of HMS Tuna and her men, as well as three French resistance fighters -- but Mr Quick was not well enough to attend the unveiling ceremony in March.
His wartime role as chief petty officer telegraphist won him the Distinguished Service Medal, but, not for Operation Frankton.
It was for his 'outstanding coolness, cheerfulness and skill whilst serving on HMS Tuna in five arduous patrols and a brilliant and successful attack on a German U-boat on April 7, 1943.'
Mr Quick, who suffered from dementia, was lucid while talking about his submarine exploits, having kept the stories to himself in the post-war years, when the Essex Chronicle featured his story in March.(2011)
Mrs Walker said: "Raymond hoped to go to France for the ceremony, but though he had sight, hearing and mobility challenges, his heart was there."
Mr Quick settled in Chelmsford after the war and worked for Marconi before retiring with his late wife, Eileen, to Paignton.
Mrs Walker added: "Our spouses both died at the same time and due to his infirmities I became Raymond's carer, but I never tired of hearing his war stories."
Mr Quick thoroughly detested the 1954 movie The Cockleshell Heroes, starring Trevor Howard, Victor Maddern and Christopher Lee.
The modest hero said he was "scared out of his wits" most of the time, especially when his submarine was forced to spend 36 hours at the bottom of the Mediterranean, off Cyprus, avoiding Nazi hunters.
He expressed amazement that he survived the war, having sailed in a succession of five subs, all of which were lost after he was transferred, concluding hostilities safely on board HMS Tuna.
The full details of what happened to all those involved in Operation Frankton, which succeeded in damaging five enemy ships, including a U-boat support vessel, are grippingly recorded in the latest book 'Cockleshell Heroes The Final Witness' by Torquay-based historian Quentin Rees.
His comprehensive researches delve into every aspect of the clandestine raid and its aftermath and throws fresh light on the fate of those who dared.
• At Launch, Rains Must Fall and Awaiting Return are royalty free by the talented - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
• Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"
• http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/faq.html
https://wn.com/Crhnews_'Cockleshell_Hero'_Raymond_Quick_Dsm_Hms_Tuna
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/
One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years.
Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion.
His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7."
Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview.
His carer, Mrs Iris Walker, said: "Ray was brave and heroic to the very end. I miss him terribly already."
Mr Quick was the last surviving submariner to take part in Operation Frankton, a mission which Sir Winston Churchill claimed had shortened the Second World War by six months.
Ten commandos who became known as the Cockleshell Heroes were launched from his T-Class submarine in five tiny 'cockle' canoes to attach limpet mines on shipping in Bordeaux harbour.
Admiral Louis Mountbatten described it as the most courageous and imaginative of all the raids ever carried out by the Armed Forces and they crippled the enemy.
However, two of the combined services team, made up of army soldiers and Royal Marines - George Sheard and David Moffatt - perished from hypothermia after their canoe capsized.
Six were executed by the Germans - John MacKinnon, Samuel Wallace, Albert Laver, Robert Ewart, James Conway and William Mills.
The surviving pair of Herbert Hasler and Bill Sparks made it home three months later via Gibraltar.
Their bravery was at long last commemorated earlier this year with a permanent memorial in Bordeaux which also reflects the role of HMS Tuna and her men, as well as three French resistance fighters -- but Mr Quick was not well enough to attend the unveiling ceremony in March.
His wartime role as chief petty officer telegraphist won him the Distinguished Service Medal, but, not for Operation Frankton.
It was for his 'outstanding coolness, cheerfulness and skill whilst serving on HMS Tuna in five arduous patrols and a brilliant and successful attack on a German U-boat on April 7, 1943.'
Mr Quick, who suffered from dementia, was lucid while talking about his submarine exploits, having kept the stories to himself in the post-war years, when the Essex Chronicle featured his story in March.(2011)
Mrs Walker said: "Raymond hoped to go to France for the ceremony, but though he had sight, hearing and mobility challenges, his heart was there."
Mr Quick settled in Chelmsford after the war and worked for Marconi before retiring with his late wife, Eileen, to Paignton.
Mrs Walker added: "Our spouses both died at the same time and due to his infirmities I became Raymond's carer, but I never tired of hearing his war stories."
Mr Quick thoroughly detested the 1954 movie The Cockleshell Heroes, starring Trevor Howard, Victor Maddern and Christopher Lee.
The modest hero said he was "scared out of his wits" most of the time, especially when his submarine was forced to spend 36 hours at the bottom of the Mediterranean, off Cyprus, avoiding Nazi hunters.
He expressed amazement that he survived the war, having sailed in a succession of five subs, all of which were lost after he was transferred, concluding hostilities safely on board HMS Tuna.
The full details of what happened to all those involved in Operation Frankton, which succeeded in damaging five enemy ships, including a U-boat support vessel, are grippingly recorded in the latest book 'Cockleshell Heroes The Final Witness' by Torquay-based historian Quentin Rees.
His comprehensive researches delve into every aspect of the clandestine raid and its aftermath and throws fresh light on the fate of those who dared.
• At Launch, Rains Must Fall and Awaiting Return are royalty free by the talented - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
• Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"
• http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/faq.html
- published: 17 Mar 2013
- views: 1255
Above the Noise in 2 minutes
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:06
- Updated: 06 Apr 2017
- views: 19317
Don't have time to watch 'Above the Noise' then watch it in a quick 2 minutes.
Song: ANR - big problem.
riders: David McMillan, Connor Fearon, Angus Maddern, T...
Don't have time to watch 'Above the Noise' then watch it in a quick 2 minutes.
Song: ANR - big problem.
riders: David McMillan, Connor Fearon, Angus Maddern, Troy Brosnan, Sam Hill, Will Rischbieth
Cinematography: Sean Anderson
Edit: Sean Anderson
Producer: Peter Karas / Karl Burkat / Victor Sheldon / Sean Anderson
Follow us on Instagram @andersonproductions
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Don't have time to watch 'Above the Noise' then watch it in a quick 2 minutes.
Song: ANR - big problem.
riders: David McMillan, Connor Fearon, Angus Maddern, Troy Brosnan, Sam Hill, Will Rischbieth
Cinematography: Sean Anderson
Edit: Sean Anderson
Producer: Peter Karas / Karl Burkat / Victor Sheldon / Sean Anderson
Follow us on Instagram @andersonproductions
- published: 21 Jan 2014
- views: 19317
Psycho-Circus (1966) Trailer from picturepalacemovieposters.com
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:03
- Updated: 23 Jun 2017
- views: 35
Circus of Fear is a 1966 Anglo-German international co-production thriller film starring Christopher Lee, Suzy Kendall, Cecil Parker and Victor Maddern. The U.S...
Circus of Fear is a 1966 Anglo-German international co-production thriller film starring Christopher Lee, Suzy Kendall, Cecil Parker and Victor Maddern. The U.S. title was Psycho-Circus. It was based on the novel The Three Just Men by Edgar Wallace (1926). In the wake of a daring armored car heist that ends with the murder of a security guard, police detective Jim Elliott (Leo Genn) follows a trail of clues to the traveling Barberini Circus, which has just passed through London. Though Elliot suspects a conspiracy under the big top, he discovers strained relations between lion tamer Gregor (Christopher Lee) and his associates. Elliot struggles to find his man -- and recover the stolen cash -- in a maze of blackmail and deceit.
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Circus of Fear is a 1966 Anglo-German international co-production thriller film starring Christopher Lee, Suzy Kendall, Cecil Parker and Victor Maddern. The U.S. title was Psycho-Circus. It was based on the novel The Three Just Men by Edgar Wallace (1926). In the wake of a daring armored car heist that ends with the murder of a security guard, police detective Jim Elliott (Leo Genn) follows a trail of clues to the traveling Barberini Circus, which has just passed through London. Though Elliot suspects a conspiracy under the big top, he discovers strained relations between lion tamer Gregor (Christopher Lee) and his associates. Elliot struggles to find his man -- and recover the stolen cash -- in a maze of blackmail and deceit.
TO BUY THE ORIGINAL POSTER FOR THIS FILM JUST VISIT www.picturepalacemovieposters.com TODAY!
- published: 26 Apr 2015
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Screen One: Sweet Nothing
Screen One: Sweet Nothing. Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990 Dir. Tony Smith. Written by: Vincent O'Connell Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
published: 18 Jun 2014 -
"SAINT JOAN" Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd. 5-8-1957. (HD HQ 1080p)
"SAINT JOAN" Plot - Joan of Arc (Jean Seberg) leads the dauphin;s (Richard Widmark) army in 15th century France, then is burned at the stake. Full Cast & Crew Starring, Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd, Anton Walbrook, John Gielgod, Felix Aylmer, Archie Duncan, Harry Andrews, Margot Grahame, Barry Jones, Francis De Wolff, Finlay Currie, Victor Maddern, Bernard Miles, David Oxley, Patrick Barr, Sydney Bromley, Kenneth Haigh, David Langton, Thomas Gallagher, David Hemmings, Michael Lewin, Skip Martin, Mark Milleham, Spoil Mills, Richard Palmer, Susan Rale, and Norman Rossington. Directed by Otto Preminger. Released May 8, 1957.
published: 01 Jun 2017 -
The House in the Square - 1951 - Tyrone Power & Ann Blyth
The English name for a film called "I'll Never Forget You" in America. The ludicrous plot of this obscurity involves an American atomic scientist living alone in a huge 18th Century house in Berkeley Square who, one stormy night, finds himself transported back two Centuries arriving in the same house amongst his ancestors, and is eventually certified as ‘mad' as he has explained things like electricity to the disbelieving people of that period. Tyrone Power leads as the scientist and hardly cracks a smile throughout the film, but Ann Blyth, the ‘love' interest, gives a creditable stab at an English accent. Clearly not a ‘quota-quickie' - hauling two top-line American actors, both hugely popular at the time, to star in a weird Brit film must have cost a lot. The rest of the cast are all Eng...
published: 22 Jun 2017 -
La sangre del vampiro 1958 - Blood of the Vampire - doblada español
Título original: Blood of the vampire Año: 1958 Duración: 87 min. País: Reino Unido Reino Unido Director: Henry Cass Guion: Jimmy Sangster Música: Stanley Black Fotografía: Monty Berman Reparto: Donald Wolfit, Vincent Ball, Barbara Shelley, Victor Maddern, William Devlin, Andrew Faulds, John Le Mesurier, Bryan Coleman, Cameron Hall, George Murcell Productora: Artistes Alliance Ltd. Género: Terror. Ciencia ficción | Vampiros Sinopsis: Callistratus es un un científico que realiza experimentos con los criminales encarcelados en una prisión. Dichos experimentos tienen que ver con la transfusión de sangre. Callistratus es en realidad un vampiro muy particular, ajusticiado hace tiempo pero que ha regresado a la vida gracias a un trasplante de corazón, el cual le ha creado una infección e...
published: 19 Jun 2017 -
CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95 Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/ One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years. Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion. His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7." Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview. His carer...
published: 17 Mar 2013 -
Legs & Co - The Lord's Taverners vs Celebrities - It's A Celebrity Knockout TX: 21/08/1978
Summer Special from 1978 Event Staged: Sunday 16th July 1978 Venue: Fulham F.C. Football Ground (Craven Cottage), Fulham, Greater London Transmission: Monday 21st August 1978, 7.10-8.10pm Presenters: Stuart Hall and Eddie Waring Referees: Arthur Ellis and Mike Swann Scoregirls: Pam Nolan, Dinah May and Debra Windass The Lord's Taverners - Eric Morecambe (Team Captain), Robin Askwith, Raymond Baxter, John Blythe, Judith Chalmers, Jacqueline Clarke, Pat Crerand, Linda Cunningham, Neil Durden-Smith, Tony Gale, Bob Grant, David Hamilton, Anita Harris, Frazer Hines, Barry John, George Layton, Liverpool Express (Derek Cashin, Tony Coates, Billy Kingsley, Peter Kircher, John Ryan and Scott Craig), Mick McManus, Ann Moore, Patrick Moore, Don Moss, Richard O'Sullivan, Nicholas Parsons, Lance Pe...
published: 30 Dec 2012 -
GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install. What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from bot...
published: 19 May 2014 -
Pete Hunt: Secrets of the Virtual DOM | JSConf.au 2014
published: 01 Mar 2015 -
Openwest 2015 - Kacey Cole - "Polymer and the Web Component Revolution" (168)
Polymer is an upcoming framework by Google that introduces the next-generation semantic web. We will introduce the concept of web components, which is made possible by the emerging Shadow DOM features in modern browsers. These web components increase code encapsulation and reusability by allowing us to extend and enhance the HTML vocabulary. We'll discuss the differences (and interoperability) between Polymer and AngularJS, which is the current leader in the dynamic web application market for new projects. To demonstrate the raw power available through Polymer, we will build new web components in real-time. After that, we will tie multiple components together to show how easy it is to rapidly prototype what would otherwise be a complex web app. Saturday, May 9th, 09:00am-09:45am Room PS ...
published: 26 Jul 2015 -
The Great Gildersleeve: Flashback: Gildy Meets Leila / Gildy Plays Cyrano / Jolly Boys 4th of July
Aiding and abetting the periodically frantic life in the Gildersleeve home was family cook and housekeeper Birdie Lee Coggins (Lillian Randolph). Although in the first season, under writer Levinson, Birdie was often portrayed as saliently less than bright, she slowly developed as the real brains and caretaker of the household under writers John Whedon, Sam Moore and Andy White. In many of the later episodes Gildersleeve has to acknowledge Birdie's commonsense approach to some of his predicaments. By the early 1950s, Birdie was heavily depended on by the rest of the family in fulfilling many of the functions of the household matriarch, whether it be giving sound advice to an adolescent Leroy or tending Marjorie's children. By the late 1940s, Marjorie slowly matures to a young woman of marr...
published: 26 Sep 2012
Screen One: Sweet Nothing
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- Duration: 1:50:24
- Updated: 18 Jun 2014
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Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes...
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
https://wn.com/Screen_One_Sweet_Nothing
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
Broadcast on BBC: 23 Sept. 1990
Dir. Tony Smith.
Written by: Vincent O'Connell
Produced by: Louis Marks & Richard Broke
Cast includes: Charlotte Coleman, Lee Ross, Andrew Tiernan, Alan Stocks, Victor Maddern, Ron Donachie, Trevor Peacock & Janet McTeer
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0100724/
- published: 18 Jun 2014
- views: 17612
"SAINT JOAN" Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd. 5-8-1957. (HD HQ 1080p)
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- Duration: 1:51:24
- Updated: 01 Jun 2017
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"SAINT JOAN" Plot - Joan of Arc (Jean Seberg) leads the dauphin;s (Richard Widmark) army in 15th century France, then is burned at the stake.
Full Cast & Crew...
"SAINT JOAN" Plot - Joan of Arc (Jean Seberg) leads the dauphin;s (Richard Widmark) army in 15th century France, then is burned at the stake.
Full Cast & Crew Starring, Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd, Anton Walbrook, John Gielgod, Felix Aylmer, Archie Duncan, Harry Andrews, Margot Grahame, Barry Jones, Francis De Wolff, Finlay Currie, Victor Maddern, Bernard Miles, David Oxley, Patrick Barr, Sydney Bromley, Kenneth Haigh, David Langton, Thomas Gallagher, David Hemmings, Michael Lewin, Skip Martin, Mark Milleham, Spoil Mills, Richard Palmer, Susan Rale, and Norman Rossington. Directed by Otto Preminger. Released May 8, 1957.
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"SAINT JOAN" Plot - Joan of Arc (Jean Seberg) leads the dauphin;s (Richard Widmark) army in 15th century France, then is burned at the stake.
Full Cast & Crew Starring, Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd, Anton Walbrook, John Gielgod, Felix Aylmer, Archie Duncan, Harry Andrews, Margot Grahame, Barry Jones, Francis De Wolff, Finlay Currie, Victor Maddern, Bernard Miles, David Oxley, Patrick Barr, Sydney Bromley, Kenneth Haigh, David Langton, Thomas Gallagher, David Hemmings, Michael Lewin, Skip Martin, Mark Milleham, Spoil Mills, Richard Palmer, Susan Rale, and Norman Rossington. Directed by Otto Preminger. Released May 8, 1957.
- published: 01 Jun 2017
- views: 23
The House in the Square - 1951 - Tyrone Power & Ann Blyth
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- Duration: 1:29:56
- Updated: 22 Jun 2017
- views: 1
The English name for a film called "I'll Never Forget You" in America. The ludicrous plot of this obscurity involves an American atomic scientist living alone i...
The English name for a film called "I'll Never Forget You" in America. The ludicrous plot of this obscurity involves an American atomic scientist living alone in a huge 18th Century house in Berkeley Square who, one stormy night, finds himself transported back two Centuries arriving in the same house amongst his ancestors, and is eventually certified as ‘mad' as he has explained things like electricity to the disbelieving people of that period. Tyrone Power leads as the scientist and hardly cracks a smile throughout the film, but Ann Blyth, the ‘love' interest, gives a creditable stab at an English accent. Clearly not a ‘quota-quickie' - hauling two top-line American actors, both hugely popular at the time, to star in a weird Brit film must have cost a lot. The rest of the cast are all English actors of good quality, but the film itself, apart from the bizarre story-line, is long and somewhat tedious. And guess what! The modern-day black and white section segues into colour for the 18th Century part of the story! Not the first time this trick has been used (Yellow Brick Road, anyone?!). The indoor scenes are fairly sumptuous and obviously filmed in some mansion, but the exteriors are pretty pitiful, garish, cheap sets with hammy crowd scenes that are totally unconvincing. Dennis Price has a featured role (what film of the period was he NOT in?!), as does Michael Rennie. Beatrice Campbell, Raymond Huntley and Irene Browne are also featured and there's also a small cameo from Kathleen Byron. Amongst uncredited performers are Ronald Adam (a regular in small parts), Felix Aylmer, Diane Hart and Victor Maddern. The film was directed by Roy Ward Baker, a director of note and quality (though that hardly shows in this movie) noted for "Don't Bother to Knock" (Marilyn Monroe); "A Night to Remember" (arguably the best ‘Titanic' film); "The Anniversary" (Bette Davis), and many others and also several TV series including some "Avengers", "The Saint" and "The Flame Trees of Thika", On the whole, this could be a movie to miss - well, why did I post it? Probably because I wrote these copious notes!! Music? Ah, yes, I forgot to mention that! Another score by the prolific William Alwyn, which does raise the standard of the film somewhat - he wrote fabulous music for "Odd Man Out", "Green For Danger", "The October Man", "The Fallen Idol" and many others - including three more on this channel: ""Great Day", "Escape" and "Madeleine"...
https://wn.com/The_House_In_The_Square_1951_Tyrone_Power_Ann_Blyth
The English name for a film called "I'll Never Forget You" in America. The ludicrous plot of this obscurity involves an American atomic scientist living alone in a huge 18th Century house in Berkeley Square who, one stormy night, finds himself transported back two Centuries arriving in the same house amongst his ancestors, and is eventually certified as ‘mad' as he has explained things like electricity to the disbelieving people of that period. Tyrone Power leads as the scientist and hardly cracks a smile throughout the film, but Ann Blyth, the ‘love' interest, gives a creditable stab at an English accent. Clearly not a ‘quota-quickie' - hauling two top-line American actors, both hugely popular at the time, to star in a weird Brit film must have cost a lot. The rest of the cast are all English actors of good quality, but the film itself, apart from the bizarre story-line, is long and somewhat tedious. And guess what! The modern-day black and white section segues into colour for the 18th Century part of the story! Not the first time this trick has been used (Yellow Brick Road, anyone?!). The indoor scenes are fairly sumptuous and obviously filmed in some mansion, but the exteriors are pretty pitiful, garish, cheap sets with hammy crowd scenes that are totally unconvincing. Dennis Price has a featured role (what film of the period was he NOT in?!), as does Michael Rennie. Beatrice Campbell, Raymond Huntley and Irene Browne are also featured and there's also a small cameo from Kathleen Byron. Amongst uncredited performers are Ronald Adam (a regular in small parts), Felix Aylmer, Diane Hart and Victor Maddern. The film was directed by Roy Ward Baker, a director of note and quality (though that hardly shows in this movie) noted for "Don't Bother to Knock" (Marilyn Monroe); "A Night to Remember" (arguably the best ‘Titanic' film); "The Anniversary" (Bette Davis), and many others and also several TV series including some "Avengers", "The Saint" and "The Flame Trees of Thika", On the whole, this could be a movie to miss - well, why did I post it? Probably because I wrote these copious notes!! Music? Ah, yes, I forgot to mention that! Another score by the prolific William Alwyn, which does raise the standard of the film somewhat - he wrote fabulous music for "Odd Man Out", "Green For Danger", "The October Man", "The Fallen Idol" and many others - including three more on this channel: ""Great Day", "Escape" and "Madeleine"...
- published: 22 Jun 2017
- views: 1
La sangre del vampiro 1958 - Blood of the Vampire - doblada español
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- Duration: 1:22:06
- Updated: 19 Jun 2017
- views: 3
Título original: Blood of the vampire
Año: 1958
Duración: 87 min.
País: Reino Unido Reino Unido
Director: Henry Cass
Guion: Jimmy Sangster
Música: Stanley Black...
Título original: Blood of the vampire
Año: 1958
Duración: 87 min.
País: Reino Unido Reino Unido
Director: Henry Cass
Guion: Jimmy Sangster
Música: Stanley Black
Fotografía: Monty Berman
Reparto: Donald Wolfit, Vincent Ball, Barbara Shelley, Victor Maddern, William Devlin, Andrew Faulds, John Le Mesurier, Bryan Coleman, Cameron Hall, George Murcell
Productora: Artistes Alliance Ltd.
Género: Terror. Ciencia ficción | Vampiros
Sinopsis:
Callistratus es un un científico que realiza experimentos con los criminales encarcelados en una prisión. Dichos experimentos tienen que ver con la transfusión de sangre. Callistratus es en realidad un vampiro muy particular, ajusticiado hace tiempo pero que ha regresado a la vida gracias a un trasplante de corazón, el cual le ha creado una infección en la sangre, por lo que su supervivencia depende de las mencionadas transfusiones hasta que encuentre las células adecuadas que le permitan curar la infección. (FILMAFFINITY)
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Título original: Blood of the vampire
Año: 1958
Duración: 87 min.
País: Reino Unido Reino Unido
Director: Henry Cass
Guion: Jimmy Sangster
Música: Stanley Black
Fotografía: Monty Berman
Reparto: Donald Wolfit, Vincent Ball, Barbara Shelley, Victor Maddern, William Devlin, Andrew Faulds, John Le Mesurier, Bryan Coleman, Cameron Hall, George Murcell
Productora: Artistes Alliance Ltd.
Género: Terror. Ciencia ficción | Vampiros
Sinopsis:
Callistratus es un un científico que realiza experimentos con los criminales encarcelados en una prisión. Dichos experimentos tienen que ver con la transfusión de sangre. Callistratus es en realidad un vampiro muy particular, ajusticiado hace tiempo pero que ha regresado a la vida gracias a un trasplante de corazón, el cual le ha creado una infección en la sangre, por lo que su supervivencia depende de las mencionadas transfusiones hasta que encuentre las células adecuadas que le permitan curar la infección. (FILMAFFINITY)
- published: 19 Jun 2017
- views: 3
CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
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- Duration: 40:52
- Updated: 17 Mar 2013
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COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.u...
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/
One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years.
Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion.
His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7."
Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview.
His carer, Mrs Iris Walker, said: "Ray was brave and heroic to the very end. I miss him terribly already."
Mr Quick was the last surviving submariner to take part in Operation Frankton, a mission which Sir Winston Churchill claimed had shortened the Second World War by six months.
Ten commandos who became known as the Cockleshell Heroes were launched from his T-Class submarine in five tiny 'cockle' canoes to attach limpet mines on shipping in Bordeaux harbour.
Admiral Louis Mountbatten described it as the most courageous and imaginative of all the raids ever carried out by the Armed Forces and they crippled the enemy.
However, two of the combined services team, made up of army soldiers and Royal Marines - George Sheard and David Moffatt - perished from hypothermia after their canoe capsized.
Six were executed by the Germans - John MacKinnon, Samuel Wallace, Albert Laver, Robert Ewart, James Conway and William Mills.
The surviving pair of Herbert Hasler and Bill Sparks made it home three months later via Gibraltar.
Their bravery was at long last commemorated earlier this year with a permanent memorial in Bordeaux which also reflects the role of HMS Tuna and her men, as well as three French resistance fighters -- but Mr Quick was not well enough to attend the unveiling ceremony in March.
His wartime role as chief petty officer telegraphist won him the Distinguished Service Medal, but, not for Operation Frankton.
It was for his 'outstanding coolness, cheerfulness and skill whilst serving on HMS Tuna in five arduous patrols and a brilliant and successful attack on a German U-boat on April 7, 1943.'
Mr Quick, who suffered from dementia, was lucid while talking about his submarine exploits, having kept the stories to himself in the post-war years, when the Essex Chronicle featured his story in March.(2011)
Mrs Walker said: "Raymond hoped to go to France for the ceremony, but though he had sight, hearing and mobility challenges, his heart was there."
Mr Quick settled in Chelmsford after the war and worked for Marconi before retiring with his late wife, Eileen, to Paignton.
Mrs Walker added: "Our spouses both died at the same time and due to his infirmities I became Raymond's carer, but I never tired of hearing his war stories."
Mr Quick thoroughly detested the 1954 movie The Cockleshell Heroes, starring Trevor Howard, Victor Maddern and Christopher Lee.
The modest hero said he was "scared out of his wits" most of the time, especially when his submarine was forced to spend 36 hours at the bottom of the Mediterranean, off Cyprus, avoiding Nazi hunters.
He expressed amazement that he survived the war, having sailed in a succession of five subs, all of which were lost after he was transferred, concluding hostilities safely on board HMS Tuna.
The full details of what happened to all those involved in Operation Frankton, which succeeded in damaging five enemy ships, including a U-boat support vessel, are grippingly recorded in the latest book 'Cockleshell Heroes The Final Witness' by Torquay-based historian Quentin Rees.
His comprehensive researches delve into every aspect of the clandestine raid and its aftermath and throws fresh light on the fate of those who dared.
• At Launch, Rains Must Fall and Awaiting Return are royalty free by the talented - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
• Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"
• http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/faq.html
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COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
Adapted from an obituary posted by Sophie Braybrooke on the RHS Community Website
http://www.rhscommunity.co.uk/news/76264/
One of our oldest old boys, Raymond Quick, who attended Royal Hospital School, Greenwich, and transferred to Holbrook in 1933, sadly passed away in September aged 95 years.
Mr Quick was a key member of the famous Cockleshell Heroes wartime mission in 1942 and as submarine HMS Tuna's Royal Navy telegraphist he told the world of its successful conclusion.
His message: "Operation Frankton completed. 2100/7."
Devon-born Mr Quick, of Gloucester Avenue, Moulsham Lodge, died at Broomfield Hospital Chelmsford on September 20, 2011, after being admitted with an infection shortly after giving his final interview.
His carer, Mrs Iris Walker, said: "Ray was brave and heroic to the very end. I miss him terribly already."
Mr Quick was the last surviving submariner to take part in Operation Frankton, a mission which Sir Winston Churchill claimed had shortened the Second World War by six months.
Ten commandos who became known as the Cockleshell Heroes were launched from his T-Class submarine in five tiny 'cockle' canoes to attach limpet mines on shipping in Bordeaux harbour.
Admiral Louis Mountbatten described it as the most courageous and imaginative of all the raids ever carried out by the Armed Forces and they crippled the enemy.
However, two of the combined services team, made up of army soldiers and Royal Marines - George Sheard and David Moffatt - perished from hypothermia after their canoe capsized.
Six were executed by the Germans - John MacKinnon, Samuel Wallace, Albert Laver, Robert Ewart, James Conway and William Mills.
The surviving pair of Herbert Hasler and Bill Sparks made it home three months later via Gibraltar.
Their bravery was at long last commemorated earlier this year with a permanent memorial in Bordeaux which also reflects the role of HMS Tuna and her men, as well as three French resistance fighters -- but Mr Quick was not well enough to attend the unveiling ceremony in March.
His wartime role as chief petty officer telegraphist won him the Distinguished Service Medal, but, not for Operation Frankton.
It was for his 'outstanding coolness, cheerfulness and skill whilst serving on HMS Tuna in five arduous patrols and a brilliant and successful attack on a German U-boat on April 7, 1943.'
Mr Quick, who suffered from dementia, was lucid while talking about his submarine exploits, having kept the stories to himself in the post-war years, when the Essex Chronicle featured his story in March.(2011)
Mrs Walker said: "Raymond hoped to go to France for the ceremony, but though he had sight, hearing and mobility challenges, his heart was there."
Mr Quick settled in Chelmsford after the war and worked for Marconi before retiring with his late wife, Eileen, to Paignton.
Mrs Walker added: "Our spouses both died at the same time and due to his infirmities I became Raymond's carer, but I never tired of hearing his war stories."
Mr Quick thoroughly detested the 1954 movie The Cockleshell Heroes, starring Trevor Howard, Victor Maddern and Christopher Lee.
The modest hero said he was "scared out of his wits" most of the time, especially when his submarine was forced to spend 36 hours at the bottom of the Mediterranean, off Cyprus, avoiding Nazi hunters.
He expressed amazement that he survived the war, having sailed in a succession of five subs, all of which were lost after he was transferred, concluding hostilities safely on board HMS Tuna.
The full details of what happened to all those involved in Operation Frankton, which succeeded in damaging five enemy ships, including a U-boat support vessel, are grippingly recorded in the latest book 'Cockleshell Heroes The Final Witness' by Torquay-based historian Quentin Rees.
His comprehensive researches delve into every aspect of the clandestine raid and its aftermath and throws fresh light on the fate of those who dared.
• At Launch, Rains Must Fall and Awaiting Return are royalty free by the talented - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
• Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"
• http://incompetech.com/m/c/royalty-free/faq.html
- published: 17 Mar 2013
- views: 1255
Legs & Co - The Lord's Taverners vs Celebrities - It's A Celebrity Knockout TX: 21/08/1978
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- Duration: 58:56
- Updated: 30 Dec 2012
- views: 5118
Summer Special from 1978
Event Staged: Sunday 16th July 1978
Venue: Fulham F.C. Football Ground (Craven Cottage), Fulham, Greater London
Transmission:
Monday ...
Summer Special from 1978
Event Staged: Sunday 16th July 1978
Venue: Fulham F.C. Football Ground (Craven Cottage), Fulham, Greater London
Transmission:
Monday 21st August 1978, 7.10-8.10pm
Presenters: Stuart Hall and Eddie Waring
Referees: Arthur Ellis and Mike Swann
Scoregirls: Pam Nolan, Dinah May and Debra Windass
The Lord's Taverners - Eric Morecambe (Team Captain), Robin Askwith, Raymond Baxter, John Blythe, Judith Chalmers, Jacqueline Clarke, Pat Crerand, Linda Cunningham, Neil Durden-Smith, Tony Gale, Bob Grant, David Hamilton, Anita Harris, Frazer Hines, Barry John, George Layton, Liverpool Express (Derek Cashin, Tony Coates, Billy Kingsley, Peter Kircher, John Ryan and Scott Craig), Mick McManus, Ann Moore, Patrick Moore, Don Moss, Richard O'Sullivan, Nicholas Parsons, Lance Percival, Tim Rice, William Rushton, Sheila Steafel, Shaw Taylor, Meriel Tufnell and Norman Wisdom;
Celebrities - Patricia Brake (Team Captain), Tommy Boyd, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Paul Burnett, Eddie Capelli, Julie Dawn Cole, John Craven, Barry Cryer, Roger de Courcey, Jessie Evans, Graeme Garden, Jenny Hanley, Rachel Heyhoe-Flint, Derek Hobson, David 'Kid' Jensen, John Junkin, Diane Langton, Legs & Co. (Lulu Cartwright, Gillian Clarke, Patti Hammond, Rosemary Hetherington, Susan Menhenick and Pauline Peters), Linda Lusardi, Victor Maddern, Tony Mahoney, Bill Oddie, Nora Perry, Magnus Pyke, Chris Ralston, Cardew Robinson, Ray Stevens, Mike Swann and Bob Wilson.
Games: Chimps' Tea Party, Balloon Nets, Scooter Tandems, Trifle Slide, Water Carpets, Barrels and Planks, Rocker Stack, Ball Lift and Giant Tricycles;
Marathon: Water Bounce.
Result:
The Lord's Taverners -18
Celebrities - 14
The Lord's Taverners Knockout Trophy presented by: Eric Morecambe
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Summer Special from 1978
Event Staged: Sunday 16th July 1978
Venue: Fulham F.C. Football Ground (Craven Cottage), Fulham, Greater London
Transmission:
Monday 21st August 1978, 7.10-8.10pm
Presenters: Stuart Hall and Eddie Waring
Referees: Arthur Ellis and Mike Swann
Scoregirls: Pam Nolan, Dinah May and Debra Windass
The Lord's Taverners - Eric Morecambe (Team Captain), Robin Askwith, Raymond Baxter, John Blythe, Judith Chalmers, Jacqueline Clarke, Pat Crerand, Linda Cunningham, Neil Durden-Smith, Tony Gale, Bob Grant, David Hamilton, Anita Harris, Frazer Hines, Barry John, George Layton, Liverpool Express (Derek Cashin, Tony Coates, Billy Kingsley, Peter Kircher, John Ryan and Scott Craig), Mick McManus, Ann Moore, Patrick Moore, Don Moss, Richard O'Sullivan, Nicholas Parsons, Lance Percival, Tim Rice, William Rushton, Sheila Steafel, Shaw Taylor, Meriel Tufnell and Norman Wisdom;
Celebrities - Patricia Brake (Team Captain), Tommy Boyd, Tim Brooke-Taylor, Paul Burnett, Eddie Capelli, Julie Dawn Cole, John Craven, Barry Cryer, Roger de Courcey, Jessie Evans, Graeme Garden, Jenny Hanley, Rachel Heyhoe-Flint, Derek Hobson, David 'Kid' Jensen, John Junkin, Diane Langton, Legs & Co. (Lulu Cartwright, Gillian Clarke, Patti Hammond, Rosemary Hetherington, Susan Menhenick and Pauline Peters), Linda Lusardi, Victor Maddern, Tony Mahoney, Bill Oddie, Nora Perry, Magnus Pyke, Chris Ralston, Cardew Robinson, Ray Stevens, Mike Swann and Bob Wilson.
Games: Chimps' Tea Party, Balloon Nets, Scooter Tandems, Trifle Slide, Water Carpets, Barrels and Planks, Rocker Stack, Ball Lift and Giant Tricycles;
Marathon: Water Bounce.
Result:
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Celebrities - 14
The Lord's Taverners Knockout Trophy presented by: Eric Morecambe
- published: 30 Dec 2012
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GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
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- Duration: 25:59
- Updated: 19 May 2014
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As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has ...
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install.
What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from both the UI and the API interaction layers. It will finally show how to cross compile dependency free, statically linked binaries so that you can provide the users of your tool with one standalone binary to run.
If you are tired of sacrificing ease of end use for ease of development in command line tools, this talk is for you.
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As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal. Originally these tools were written in C or C++. Of late, there has been a move to languages such as Ruby, Python or Java as a way ease development of these command line applications. This move has come with increased cost to the end users in the form of OS incompatibilities or runtime interpreters that they needed to install.
What if you could get the ease of development without the increased cost? This talk will make the case that Go is a viable replacement for writing these command line tools. It will present real life lessons learned from the rewrite of the Cloud Foundry CLI tool from Ruby to Go. It will also show patterns that the team used to make the tool easy to test and understand from both the UI and the API interaction layers. It will finally show how to cross compile dependency free, statically linked binaries so that you can provide the users of your tool with one standalone binary to run.
If you are tired of sacrificing ease of end use for ease of development in command line tools, this talk is for you.
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Pete Hunt: Secrets of the Virtual DOM | JSConf.au 2014
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- Duration: 26:54
- Updated: 01 Mar 2015
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Openwest 2015 - Kacey Cole - "Polymer and the Web Component Revolution" (168)
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- Duration: 44:33
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Polymer is an upcoming framework by Google that introduces the next-generation semantic web. We will introduce the concept of web components, which is made poss...
Polymer is an upcoming framework by Google that introduces the next-generation semantic web. We will introduce the concept of web components, which is made possible by the emerging Shadow DOM features in modern browsers. These web components increase code encapsulation and reusability by allowing us to extend and enhance the HTML vocabulary.
We'll discuss the differences (and interoperability) between Polymer and AngularJS, which is the current leader in the dynamic web application market for new projects.
To demonstrate the raw power available through Polymer, we will build new web components in real-time. After that, we will tie multiple components together to show how easy it is to rapidly prototype what would otherwise be a complex web app.
Saturday, May 9th, 09:00am-09:45am
Room PS 202 (Javascript)
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Polymer is an upcoming framework by Google that introduces the next-generation semantic web. We will introduce the concept of web components, which is made possible by the emerging Shadow DOM features in modern browsers. These web components increase code encapsulation and reusability by allowing us to extend and enhance the HTML vocabulary.
We'll discuss the differences (and interoperability) between Polymer and AngularJS, which is the current leader in the dynamic web application market for new projects.
To demonstrate the raw power available through Polymer, we will build new web components in real-time. After that, we will tie multiple components together to show how easy it is to rapidly prototype what would otherwise be a complex web app.
Saturday, May 9th, 09:00am-09:45am
Room PS 202 (Javascript)
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The Great Gildersleeve: Flashback: Gildy Meets Leila / Gildy Plays Cyrano / Jolly Boys 4th of July
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- Updated: 26 Sep 2012
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Aiding and abetting the periodically frantic life in the Gildersleeve home was family cook and housekeeper Birdie Lee Coggins (Lillian Randolph). Although in th...
Aiding and abetting the periodically frantic life in the Gildersleeve home was family cook and housekeeper Birdie Lee Coggins (Lillian Randolph). Although in the first season, under writer Levinson, Birdie was often portrayed as saliently less than bright, she slowly developed as the real brains and caretaker of the household under writers John Whedon, Sam Moore and Andy White. In many of the later episodes Gildersleeve has to acknowledge Birdie's commonsense approach to some of his predicaments. By the early 1950s, Birdie was heavily depended on by the rest of the family in fulfilling many of the functions of the household matriarch, whether it be giving sound advice to an adolescent Leroy or tending Marjorie's children.
By the late 1940s, Marjorie slowly matures to a young woman of marrying age. During the 9th season (September 1949-June 1950) Marjorie meets and marries (May 10) Walter "Bronco" Thompson (Richard Crenna), star football player at the local college. The event was popular enough that Look devoted five pages in its May 23, 1950 issue to the wedding. After living in the same household for a few years with their twin babies Ronnie and Linda, the newlyweds move next door to keep the expanding Gildersleeve clan close together.
Leroy, aged 10--11 during most of the 1940s, is the all-American boy who grudgingly practices his piano lessons, gets bad report cards, fights with his friends and cannot remember to not slam the door. Although he is loyal to his Uncle Mort, he is always the first to deflate his ego with a well-placed "Ha!!!" or "What a character!" Beginning in the Spring of 1949, he finds himself in junior high and is at last allowed to grow up, establishing relationships with the girls in the Bullard home across the street. From an awkward adolescent who hangs his head, kicks the ground and giggles whenever Brenda Knickerbocker comes near, he transforms himself overnight (November 28, 1951) into a more mature young man when Babs Winthrop (both girls played by Barbara Whiting) approaches him about studying together. From then on, he branches out with interests in driving, playing the drums and dreaming of a musical career.
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Aiding and abetting the periodically frantic life in the Gildersleeve home was family cook and housekeeper Birdie Lee Coggins (Lillian Randolph). Although in the first season, under writer Levinson, Birdie was often portrayed as saliently less than bright, she slowly developed as the real brains and caretaker of the household under writers John Whedon, Sam Moore and Andy White. In many of the later episodes Gildersleeve has to acknowledge Birdie's commonsense approach to some of his predicaments. By the early 1950s, Birdie was heavily depended on by the rest of the family in fulfilling many of the functions of the household matriarch, whether it be giving sound advice to an adolescent Leroy or tending Marjorie's children.
By the late 1940s, Marjorie slowly matures to a young woman of marrying age. During the 9th season (September 1949-June 1950) Marjorie meets and marries (May 10) Walter "Bronco" Thompson (Richard Crenna), star football player at the local college. The event was popular enough that Look devoted five pages in its May 23, 1950 issue to the wedding. After living in the same household for a few years with their twin babies Ronnie and Linda, the newlyweds move next door to keep the expanding Gildersleeve clan close together.
Leroy, aged 10--11 during most of the 1940s, is the all-American boy who grudgingly practices his piano lessons, gets bad report cards, fights with his friends and cannot remember to not slam the door. Although he is loyal to his Uncle Mort, he is always the first to deflate his ego with a well-placed "Ha!!!" or "What a character!" Beginning in the Spring of 1949, he finds himself in junior high and is at last allowed to grow up, establishing relationships with the girls in the Bullard home across the street. From an awkward adolescent who hangs his head, kicks the ground and giggles whenever Brenda Knickerbocker comes near, he transforms himself overnight (November 28, 1951) into a more mature young man when Babs Winthrop (both girls played by Barbara Whiting) approaches him about studying together. From then on, he branches out with interests in driving, playing the drums and dreaming of a musical career.
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"Single-Handed"/"Sailor of the King" (1953) - Naval Battle
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BBC Dock Green Nick
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Cockleshell Heroes
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395. Heelpopping
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Screen One: Sweet Nothing
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
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GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
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Together 01
Together 24-01-1980
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Mrs Dangle's romantic experience
Joan Sims and Victor Maddern in Carry On Emmannuelle 1978
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Dixon of Dock Green out-takes 1970's
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CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
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Above the Noise in 2 minutes
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Psycho-Circus (1966) Trailer from picturepalacemovieposters.com
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Screen One: Sweet Nothing
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"SAINT JOAN" Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd. 5-8-1957. (HD HQ 1080p)
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"SAINT JOAN" Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd. 5-8-1957. (HD HQ 1080p)
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The House in the Square - 1951 - Tyrone Power & Ann Blyth
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La sangre del vampiro 1958 - Blood of the Vampire - doblada español
Título original: Blood of the vampire
Año: 1958
Duración: 87 min.
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CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
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Legs & Co - The Lord's Taverners vs Celebrities - It's A Celebrity Knockout TX: 21/08/1978
Summer Special from 1978
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Legs & Co - The Lord's Taverners vs Celebrities - It's A Celebrity Knockout TX: 21/08/1978
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GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
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Pete Hunt: Secrets of the Virtual DOM | JSConf.au 2014
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Openwest 2015 - Kacey Cole - "Polymer and the Web Component Revolution" (168)
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The Great Gildersleeve: Flashback: Gildy Meets Leila / Gildy Plays Cyrano / Jolly Boys 4th of July
Aiding and abetting the periodically frantic life in the Gildersleeve home was family cook...
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The Great Gildersleeve: Flashback: Gildy Meets Leila / Gildy Plays Cyrano / Jolly Boys 4th of July
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An Interview with the Actor Barry Jackson 29 March 1938 - 5 December 2013
An Interview with the Actor Barry Jackson
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An Interview with the Actor Barry Jackson 29 March 1938 - 5 December 2013
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"SAINT JOAN" Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd. 5-8-1957. (HD HQ 1080p)
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"SAINT JOAN" Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd. 5-8-1957. (HD HQ 1080p)
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CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
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Mrs Dangle's romantic experience
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H.M.S. Defiant (aka Damn The Defiant!)(1962) TRAILER - ALEC GUINNESS, DIRK BOGARDE, ANTHONY QUAYLE
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H.M.S. Defiant (aka Damn The Defiant!)(1962) TRAILER - ALEC GUINNESS, DIRK BOGARDE, ANTHONY QUAYLE
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Light Up The Sky 1960 Trailer
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Legs & Co - The Lord's Taverners vs Celebrities - It's A Celebrity Knockout TX: 21/08/1978
Summer Special from 1978
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Venue: Fulham F.C. Football ...
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Legs & Co - The Lord's Taverners vs Celebrities - It's A Celebrity Knockout TX: 21/08/1978
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Pete Hunt: Secrets of the Virtual DOM | JSConf.au 2014
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Carry on Cleo (1964) Movie Review
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Bachelorette Sophie Monk admits out of her 'comfort zone'
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"Single-Handed"/"Sailor of the King" (1953) - Naval Battle
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BBC Dock Green Nick
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Cockleshell Heroes
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395. Heelpopping
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Screen One: Sweet Nothing
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GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
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Together 01
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Mrs Dangle's romantic experience
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Dixon of Dock Green out-takes 1970's
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CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
COCKLESHELL HERO FADES AWAY IN HOSPITAL AGED 95
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Above the Noise in 2 minutes
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Psycho-Circus (1966) Trailer from picturepalacemovieposters.com
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Screen One: Sweet Nothing
Screen One: Sweet Nothing.
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"SAINT JOAN" Richard Widmark, Jean Seberg, Richard Todd. 5-8-1957. (HD HQ 1080p)
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The House in the Square - 1951 - Tyrone Power & Ann Blyth
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La sangre del vampiro 1958 - Blood of the Vampire - doblada español
Título original: Blood of the vampire
Año: 1958
Duración: 87 min.
País: Reino Unido Reino ...
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La sangre del vampiro 1958 - Blood of the Vampire - doblada español
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CRHnews - 'Cockleshell Hero' Raymond Quick DSM HMS Tuna
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Legs & Co - The Lord's Taverners vs Celebrities - It's A Celebrity Knockout TX: 21/08/1978
Summer Special from 1978
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Legs & Co - The Lord's Taverners vs Celebrities - It's A Celebrity Knockout TX: 21/08/1978
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GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
As developers, our day is spent interacting with command line applications in the terminal...
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GopherCon 2014 Taking Back the Command Line with Go by Mike Gehard
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Pete Hunt: Secrets of the Virtual DOM | JSConf.au 2014
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Openwest 2015 - Kacey Cole - "Polymer and the Web Component Revolution" (168)
Polymer is an upcoming framework by Google that introduces the next-generation semantic we...
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The Great Gildersleeve: Flashback: Gildy Meets Leila / Gildy Plays Cyrano / Jolly Boys 4th of July
Aiding and abetting the periodically frantic life in the Gildersleeve home was family cook...
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The Great Gildersleeve: Flashback: Gildy Meets Leila / Gildy Plays Cyrano / Jolly Boys 4th of July
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Massive hole 75,000 miles wide appears on the sun and it could affect Earth
Edit Metro 13 Jul 2017
The hole that has appeared on the surface of the sun is actually growing. A huge hole has emerged on the surface of the sun and it could actually affect us here on Earth. It is 74,560 miles wide and can actually be seen from Earth (if you’ve got a powerful enough telescope and a very good solar filter, so don’t try looking for it with your binoculars). Tourist falls to his death in parasailing accident during dream holiday ... ....
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New Zealand Tourist Killed By Jet Engine Blast on Saint Maarten Beach
Edit WorldNews.com 13 Jul 2017
A New Zealand woman who was traveling in the Caribbean territory of Saint Maarten has died after a powerful jet engine knocked her down on a popular beach just outside the airport runway, according to BBC News. The famous Princess Juliana International Airport is just steps away from the beach where beachgoers can walk up the airport fence as planes take off and land ... She was taken to the hospital for treatment but died later ... – St....
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Investigators Discover Human Remains In Deep Common Grave In Pennsylvania: Report
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"I don't understand the science behind it, but those dogs could smell these poor boys 12½ feet below the ground.” – Bucks County District Attorney Matthew Weintraub. Officials said the body has been identified as that of 19-year-old Dean Finocchiaro. Weintraub did not say how he died. The other remains have not yet been identified. The missing men include 22-year-old Mark Sturgis, 21-year-old Tom Meo and 19-year-old Jimi Tar Patrick....
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India planning missile with eye on all of China: US report
Edit Sify 13 Jul 2017
Washington. A report in American digital journal - After Midnight - has claimed that India is planning to launch a missile which can target all of China. Two nuclear experts, Hans M Kristensen and Robert S Norris, write that India is estimated to have produced sufficient pluotnium for 150-200 nuclear warheads, but has only produced 120-130 ... "At least four more systems are in development ... ....
Gun Club Purchases $15,000 of Body Armor for Local Police
Edit Market Watch 13 Jul 2017
Through its relationship with Mark Haranas, President of MutualOne Bank of Framingham, Victor Grillo learned that the Framingham Police Department was seeking funds to purchase new body armor for its officers. Victor Grillo, owner of Weston Shooters Club, subsequently jumped at the opportunity to fund the purchase. Victor Grillo, owner of Weston ......
Opportunities - and pitfalls - to investing in baby boomers' retirements: UBS
Edit Sydney Morning Herald 13 Jul 2017
The sector is set to boom in coming years, and the small cap equities fund managers at UBS are already buying in ... Anthony Johnson. Nonetheless, investing in the right companies is still a fantastic proposition, argue the portfolio managers of UBS' small companies fund Stephen Wood and Victor Gomes ... Stephen Wood and Victor Gomes from UBS Asset Management see opportunities in retirement solutions ... Advertisement ....
Chris Eubank Jr vs Arthur Abraham undercard, TV channel, date, time and odds
Edit Metro 13 Jul 2017
Arthur Abraham and Chris Eubank Jr come face-to-face ahead of Saturday’s scrap (PIC. LAWRENCE LUSTIG) ... McGregor 2-0 Mayweather. The Notorious brings his A-game with searing Rob Kardashian jibe ... There is another world title clash on the undercard as Lee Selby (24-1) defends his IBF featherweight title against Jonathan Victor Barros (41-4-1). When is Eubank Jr vs Abraham? ... Boxing ... Lee Selby (24-1) vs Jonathan Victor Barros (41-4-1) ... ....
Oladipo, Lowry, Porzingis join NBA's Africa Game lineups
Edit This is Money 13 Jul 2017
Oklahoma City Thunder guard Victor Oladipo, pictured in November 2016, has joined the roster for the NBA's Africa Game lineup, which includes players from across the NBA who are either from Africa or have an African parent. NBA standouts Kyle Lowry, Victor Oladipo and Kristaps Porzingis were among the players named by the league Thursday to rosters for next month's NBA Africa Game at Johannesburg ... McCollum of Portland ... ....
Providence Ward 3 Democrats choose LaFortune to fill City Council seat
Edit The Providence Journal 13 Jul 2017
-- Nirva LaFortune, the victor of an unusual summertime Democratic primary in Ward 3 on Wednesday, will compete against a Republican and an independent next month when voters choose a replacement for a councilman who was removed by a recall vote following his indictment.LaFortune, a programming coordinator at Brown University, took 67.12 percent of ......
Ejercito to PNP: Arrest Cavite doctor killer at ‘quickest possible time’
Edit Inquirer 13 Jul 2017
Senator Joseph Victor "JV" Ejercito has urged the Philippine National Police to expedite the solving of the killing of a provincial ......
Malawi: Lawyer in Cop Murder Case Rejects Autopsy Results
Edit All Africa 13 Jul 2017
[Nyasa Times] Lawyer Christone Ghambi representing a Karonga Police officer Victor Chawinga, who is accused of killing a Botswana national Onkenme Ramasu last year, has rejected a post-mortem carried out by renowned pathologist Charles Dzamalala in the murder case ... ....
PA rejects application for two-storey increase of old building in front of Valletta abattoir
Edit The Malta Independent 13 Jul 2017
... and Resources Authority Chairperson Victor Axiack and another two board members voting against....
New addition Paul George gets star treatment at Thunder introduction
Edit Detroit Free Press 13 Jul 2017
The Pacers traded the All-Star forward to the Thunder for Victor ......
Vilma Santos, truly ‘Natatangi’
Edit Manila Bulletin 13 Jul 2017
JUST A THOUGHT. ‘The shortest distance between two people is a smile.’ – Victor Borge • • ‘NATATANGI’ SI ATE VI. There is no doubt Vilma Santos deserves the Natatanging... ....
How the Clintons Longstanding Ukrainian Donor Allegedly Sponsored Hillary's Run
Edit Sputnik 13 Jul 2017
CyberBerkut hackers believe that the Clinton Foundation's donor Victor Pinchuk, a son-in-law of former Ukrainian President Kuchma, could have been behind the money laundering scheme involving IMF funds intended for Ukraine. The hackers alleged that these funds were then redistributed to the Clinton charity through offshores ... ....
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