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  • The History of Stained Glass Windows

    The art of stained glass windows has changed greatly over time, from the Greco-Roman civilizations to the most recent American style. It can be traced back to the Greco-Roman civilization. Based on the remains of Pompeii and Heraculaneum, stained glass was a domestic luxury for wealthy Romans, rather than an art form. When the Greco-Roman civilization collapsed, the tradition of stained glass survived and eventually spread throughout Europe. Much of what we know today about the early production of stained glass windows comes from the book "Schedula diversarum atrium," written by the monk Theophilus. This book dates back to the end of the eleventh century. It gives a detailed description of the process for making of a stained glass window. Although new technologies have been developed over the years to improve the art of stained glass windows, the same basic method that Theophilus describes is still used today.



  • Organisatiebureau – Growth and Prosperity Tips for Excellence

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  • Theatre Royal - Drury Lane - London

    The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, Catherine Street, WC2B 5JF, is an un-air conditioned theatre in Covent Garden, in Westminster, London's, West End. The current theatre building is actually the most recent of four theatres that have been located in the same spot since 1663, and this makes the Theatre Royal the oldest theatre in London. The current building was listed Grade I in February 1958 by English Heritage. The first incarnation of the theatre came to light after the Puritan Interregnum, which was an 11-year ban on "frivolous" pastimes, including theatre. It opened May 7, 1663, and was known as the "King's Playhouse" by many. The original building was a wooden structure made of three tiers, 112 feet long and 59 feet wide. At maximum capacity, it could hold 700 patrons. The performances during this time typically took place around 3 p.m. in order to make use of the daylight. There was no roof over the audience pit, which oftentimes left those attending plays at the mercy of the elements. When the first theatre was destroyed by fire in 1672, the second theatre, named the "Theatre Royale in Drury Lane," opened in 1794. This theatre lasted almost 120 years but was demolished in 1791 to make room for a bigger theatre, which opened in 1794. This theatre only lasted 15 years, as it also burned down in 1809. The theatre building still existing today opened on Oct. 10, 1812. It seats about 2,237 people which, despite still being considered a large theatre, makes it approximately 550 seats smaller than the previous building. Since its opening, it has been visited by Shakespearean actors, comedians, musical composer and performers and even the Monty Python comedy troupe, who recorded a concert album there. World War II forced the theatre to temporarily close and during the war, the theatre was used as headquarters for the Entertainments National Service Association. Although the theatre suffered minor bomb damage, it reopened in 1946 with Noel Coward's "Pacific 1860." Since the war, it has produced mainly musical theatre, including several Rodgers and Hammerstein musicals including "Oklahoma!" In 1946, "South Pacific" in 1951 and "The King and I" in 1953. Other productions have included "My Fair Lady," which had a five-year run beginning in 1958; "42nd Street" from 1984 to 1989; Miss Saigon from 1989 to 1999; and, more recently, "The Producers," which closed in January 2007; a musical adaptation of "The Lord of the Rings," which closed July 19, 2008; and "Oliver!" which began directly after the closing of "The Lord of the Rings." The Drury Lane theatre is currently owned by Andrew Lloyd Webber. It is often referred to as one of the world's most haunted theatres. One of the most famous spirits alleged to haunt the theatre is that of the "Man in Grey," a man whose skeleton was found in a walled-up room in 1848. Other supposed ghosts within the theatre include the spirits of comedian Joe Grimaldi and actor Charles Macklin.



  • The O2 Arena London

    The O2 arena is an America-style, multi-purpose venue in London. It has a capacity of 20,000, although the area also houses Indigo2, a 2,350 capacity event space considered a more intimate concert venue. This venue and the facilities it offers are contained within a dome structure, currently known as O2 and formerly known as the Millennium Dome. This structure was completed in June of 1999. Since it would have been impossible to use cranes from within the O2 dome structure, the roof of the arena was actually constructed on the ground of the venue and lifted upon completion, allowing the rest of the arena to be built around the already completed roof. The O2 arena, despite having only been open since 2007, has already played host to several music and sporting events. The arena is comprised of three seating areas, the upper and lower tiers, built in the same manner as an amphitheatre, and the floor. Arena management claims there is a clear view to be had from any seat in the arena. The arena is also located in a low emission zone in London and, as such, was designed to be environmentally friendly. Within the venue, steps are taken to reduce carbon emissions. Some of these steps include recycling used cooking oil from the food vendors and composting waste food. The first performance in the O2 arena, which took place June 23, 2007, was an event strictly for the O2 staff. The "O2 Premiere" private event consisted of performances by Peter Kay, Tom Jones, Kaiser Chiefs and Basement Jaxx. The venue opened to the public June 24, 2007, with a concert performed by Bon Jovi. On Dec. 10, 2007, Led Zepplin played their first show in 25 years at the arena. Five days later, on Dec. 25, the Spice Girls played their first British concert in almost 10 years in their original five-piece group form at the arena. In April of the next year, the Olympic torch passed the site during its relay in London and the arena hosted WWE tapings for ECW, SmackDown, and Raw; and in August, Tiësto became the first DJ to entirely sell out the venue in advance of the actual show. The arena has hosted, aside from sporting events including ice skating, wrestling and boxing, several musical acts, including The Eagles, Prince, Smashing Pumpkins, and Justin Timberlake. Since its opening, the entire O2 structure has been shown at several times in several different movie and television presentations. In the 2005 film "Green Street," the O2 can be seen during the final fight scene. In 2006's "The Da Vinci Code," the O2 is featured prominently in the background during one sequence. In the James Bond film "The World is Not Enough," the O2 was the structure that aided James Bond in reaching his hot air balloon destination. In season seven of "The Amazing Race," the O2 was the location of a roadblock for the contestants, during which they had to properly drive a double-decker bus.



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  • A Brief Idea on Ds Game Download

    Relieving stress by playing games is not at all a new thing as far as individuals are concerned. The enjoyment which man gets by gaming still remains the same even though many things may have changed in the world. The condition has further changed the lifestyle of an individual far more than we expect after the advent of internet and this has even reflected on the types of games which an individual plays and one of the best such examples available is the DS game downloads. Online and offline are the two types of games available. Internet is the best place where you can find several varieties of online game download and their related information. All you need to do for instance is just a simple search online that can put you across to sites where DS game download is available. Pocket down load center is the best example of one such website it can definitely provide ample DS game downloads and information as per your requirements.



  • How Piano Lessons Benefit Children

    It`s a rare parent who wouldn't love their child to take piano lessons. We`ve all heard of child geniuses like Mozart who began playing and composing at a very tender age, and who wouldn`t want their little one to have that same opportunity?



  • World of Warcraft Top 15 Tips - Part 3

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