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Steem SSE Beta 3.8.0 r457
Description
Steem SSE is a new version of Steem based on this release. It incorporates new features, some of them based on the Hatari emulator, some on various internet discussions and documentation.
Steem SSE aims to become the #1 STF/STE emulator. There's no limitation in the original Steem structure that would make that goal unreachable. For the moment, only the Windows build is available.
'SSE' stands for 'Steven Seagal Edition'. Steven Seagal is a well known Aikido grandmaster, action movie star, musician and playboy.
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Cougar - Moderator
The cats up there couldn't find milk.In space, no-one can. Here, use cream.
Solid work, Cougar. Reminded me of [url= https://twitter.com/Korodera/status/700449012391002114 ]this recent favourite[/url]:
"I wondered what Craig David was up to these days. Turns out he now works for the British Archery Association. He's the bow selector."
[url= http://singletrackmag.com/forum/topic/watching-your-new-thread-fall-away-due-to-inactivity/page/19?replies=647#post-7541675 ]http://singletrackmag.com/forum/topic/watching-your-new-thread-fall-away-due-to-inactivity/page/19#post-7541663[/url]
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Ahem....
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Thought that was a picture of Matt Le Blanc holding a giant leek.
Harry - looks like the one on the right has had a proper hoof in the slats 😯
St Thomas at Northwick
The 12th century book, a "History of Gloucestershire", records that Redwick and Northwick lay in the parish of Westbury. The church of St George, at Northwick, is shown to have been built at the end of the 11th century, though later records show the church to be in ruins by 1370. The church was rebuilt, and was re-dedicated to St Thomas in the 15th century. "In ruins" is a significant phrase, as maybe 5 separate church buildings have existed on the site. Buillt on deep layers of mud deposits from the 'wandering' River Severn, the church of St Thomas is not so much a building, more of a series of buildings. The Rev W Trevelyan mentions that in 1814 - the year before the battle of Waterloo - "improvements took place in the chapel". Further thorough restoration took place in 1840. A statement relating to St Thomas records "the church reveals many cracks, despite the complete renovation in 1913, and these have been widened by the bombs which have fallen in the area between 1940 and 1941".
Though settlement in the area was historically sparse, it was consistent, and dates back to the bronze age, with much evidence of Romano-British settlement and Saxon place names. As "St George" dates from the Norman conquest, presumably they also passed through at least. The church would provide the only local place of worship for over 500 years. By the 16th century records show that tithes were being paid to the Lord of the Manor of Henbury.
The earliest marriage recorded at St Thomas took place in 1702, though it is only from 1837 that a national recording system commenced, following the Registration Act of that year. St Thomas was among those churches licensed for the conduct of marriages, and 97 took place between 1837 and 1960. The first wedding conducted, on 18th July 1837, took place between William Phillips, 20, a Bachelor, employed as a Servant; and Elizah Richards, aged 'above 21', a Spinster and also a Servant. Both were listed as "resident in Northwick". The final wedding, on 3rd September 1960, was between Ronald V Bundy, 30, a Bachelor, employed as a Shotfixer, and Sheila M Cox, 20, a Spinster and Domestic Help. RB resided at Beach Field, Severn Beach, SC at 2 Eastfield Road, Northwick. Neither of these addresses exist today! For the 92 weddings up to and including 6th June 1953 the chapel is listed in the parish of Henbury. As from the 93rd wedding, on 13th September 1958, the listing is for the parish of Pilning. The register remained at St Thomas, though unused, until 1962. At this time, the east wall having split from the chancel, the building was declared unsafe. Renovation was considered impractical and the register was surrended to the authority. It is currently held at the Register Office, Poole Court, Yate.
Redundant and damaged, the church stood empty for a number of years. Demolition (by Elms Brothers of Bristol) commenced in November 1972, the cost borne by the Church Commissioners. In April 1971 the parish council had written to the Bishop of Bristol, asking that the tower should be saved. When demolition was completed in December 1972, the parish paid costs of £658 for complete repairs to the tower. The tower, formerly used as a symbol/logo by Northwick School is now preserved by the parish council as a monument.
Note:- The register bears the notation in the back,
"In consequence of the disuse of the Church of St Thomas Northwick,
this and duplicate Marriage Register are closed at this point by direction of the Registrar General.
The duplicate register has been placed in the custody of the incumbent of St Peters Church, Pilning, Gloucestershire.
(signed) M M Turvey
for Registrar General
G R O
3.4.62
Somerset House London WC1 (Official oval seal)
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A4_road_%28England%29
Not doing the A3, that for weirdos.
Not doing the A3, that for weirdos.
If you really loved us you would 🙁
[url= https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_A-4_Skyhawk ]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Douglas_A-4_Skyhawk[/url]
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The [url= http://i.imgur.com/dDzCcXm.webm ]video[/url] is better than the gif.
Cat knows it's full of deadly tarantula spawn 😯
It's not often I see my mother's line of work/work* represented on STW! She's done a lot of work on the subject of Nestor, Thera etc...
*Archaeological Illustration, not cat torturing.
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Putin looking at Port Talbot ^^
[url= https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1711/25148039160_c7278712be_o.jp g" target="_blank">https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1711/25148039160_c7278712be_o.jp g"/> [/img][/url][url= https://flic.kr/p/EjfgU5 ]Red Fox Jaw Bow Study[/url] by [url= https://www.flickr.com/photos/58162507@N07/ ]SGMTB[/url], on Flickr
There is a single eighteenth-century English word for shoving live eels up a horse’s arse. Here is the definition given in Captain Grose’s Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue:
FEAGUE. To feague a horse; to put ginger up a horse’s fundament, and formerly, as it is said, a live eel, to make him lively and carry his tail well; it is said, a forfeit is incurred by any horse-dealer’s servant, who shall show a horse without first feaguing him. Feague is used, figuratively, for encouraging or spiriting one up.
There are three instructive points to be taken from that definition. First, you should never trust an eighteenth-century horse dealer. Especially if you’re a horse. Or an eel.
Second, the English language is ready for anything. If you were to surprise a Frenchman in the act of putting a conger up a mare’s bottom he would probably have to splutter his way through several sentences of explanation, filled with circumlocutory verbocinations. However, ask an English-speaker why they are sodomising a horse with a creature from the deep and they can simply raise a casual eyebrow and ask: ‘Can’t you see I’m feaguing?’
The ability to explain why you’re putting an eel up a horse with such holophrastic precision is the birthright of every English-speaking man and woman, and we must reclaim it.
Thirdly, and finally, you will notice that that definition is not from the Oxford English Dictionary. Though the OED is the greatest and heaviest reference work yet devised by man, it does not necessarily touch the sides of the English language. In the case of feaguing, the OED does actually quote Grose, but rather coyly only mentions only the stuff about ginger.
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When the blue blazes did this thread become educational!
Shame on all those responsible.
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Goodnight. John Boy!
Oh ****! My hovercraft [s]is full of eels[/s] has been feagued! 😡
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Roadie chlamydia......
That'll be that new fangled coca-koala I heard about
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to you sir? A tenner
http://www.gearbest.com/hoodies/pp_249763.html?utm_source=mail_api&utm_medium=mail&utm_campaign=special.0303&email=b2t8cGF5cGFsMDAxQG5vcnRobWFsdmVybi5jby51a3w1Njcx
I'll see your tasteless cat clothing and raise you a horse in fancy dress
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Remember the first time you saw a train?
Possible thread rules break but, but, butttttt...
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A unicorn with D and V? No doesn't break any thread rules. Maybe some of taste and decency but no thread rules were harmed in the posting of your post.
Pheww. Thought I might of been sailing close to the edge.... carry on.
Heparan sulphate and heparin are chemically related alpha beta-linked glycosaminoglycans composed of alternating sequences of glucosamine and uronic acid. The amino sugars may be N-acetylated or N-sulphated, and the latter substituent is unique to these two polysaccharides. Although there is general agreement that heparan sulphate is usually less sulphated than heparin, reproducible differences in their molecular structure have been difficult to identify. We suggest that this is because most of the analytical data have been obtained with degraded materials that are not necessarily representative of complete polysaccharide chains. In the present study intact heparan sulphates, labelled biosynthetically with [3H]glucosamine and Na2(35)SO4, were isolated from the surface membranes of several types of cells in culture. The polysaccharide structure was analysed by complete HNO2 hydrolysis followed by fractionation of the products by gel filtration and high-voltage electrophoresis. Results showed that in all heparan sulphates there were approximately equal numbers of N-sulpho and N-acetyl substituents, arranged in a similar, predominantly segregated, manner along the polysaccharide chain. O-Sulphate groups were in close proximity to the N-sulphate groups but, unlike the latter, the number of O-sulphate groups could vary considerably in heparan sulphates of different cellular origins ranging from 20 to 75 O-sulphate groups per 100 disaccharide units. Inspection of the published data on heparin showed that the N-sulphate frequency was very high (greater than 80% of the glucosamine residues are N-sulphated) and the concentration of O-sulphate groups exceeded that of the N-sulphate groups. We conclude from these and other observations that heparan sulphate and heparin are separate families of N-sulphated glycosaminoglycans.
^^^ this ^^^ on the other hand is sailing perilously close to thread rules.
This is supposed to be a witty and informed thread full of bizarre if unconnected posts, not a proof of concept for copy paste.
Never heard the words "Drip edge" so many times, but i now know how to shingle a shed roof
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Dangeourbrain the only rule of this thread is that there are no rules. And the second rule is that all rules must be broken.
... and although it was copy and pasted (darn it I've been rumbled), I did actually write it based on all my own work... so yah boo!
First look in this thread.... So here's two cats playing synthesizers in space.
Shouldn't they be playing Mog Synthesisers?
Bmw 320d or Audi A4 tdi? To pair with my Orange 5
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wolfenstein - Member
Bmw 320d or Audi A4 tdi? To pair with my Orange 5
Does it matter so long as it's white you've got a job in IT?
Dangeourbrain the only rule of this thread is that there are no rules. And the second rule is that all rules must be broken.
I'm merely breaking the second rule by enforcing the rest
trailhound101 - Member
... and although it was copy and pasted (darn it I've been rumbled), I did actually write it based on all my own work... so yah boo!
Duly boo-ed
Ben Hammersley:
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Ham.
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A sleigh
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I have a feeling this page has gone off topic.
Lets all take a moment and think about where we are going wrong
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Looking at 'Hot Grandpa, helps me think'
Sley hook. A slick move from the outfield. Impressive.
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Worst chat up line ever!
I once upset a room full of catholics by asking "if jesus died for my sins so I can enter heaven, isn't it an invitation to be a evil as I like without consequence?"
As for worst chat up line
“You have a beautiful head. It would look marvelous next to the other ones in my freezer. "
^^
You said my head was beautiful. Marry me
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