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suneatersupportsquad · 5 years

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who i write for ((UPDATED))

hey y’all! just wanna clarify who i write for so that smaller communities will feel encouraged to reach out for content too! i know that my icon’s colby but my blog isn’t concentrated on content for one specific fandom. also, if any of my current followers are involved in fandoms other than the Trap House fandom, feel free to reach out for that content too! now for the list lol

Trap House: sam, colby, corey, jake, aaron, devin, elton

The Vlog Squad: david, zane, heath, liza, gabby, scotty, kristen, todd, jason, matt, ilya, jonah, dom, josh, alex

Musicians: just give me any, whether i’d know them or not. i’m down to do the research. THIS INCLUDES ALT/PUNK MUSIC SO PLEASE SEND ME LIKE KNUCKLE PUCK AND WITH CONFIDENCE AND SHIT LIKE THAT THANKS

Stranger Things: steve, nancy, billy, jonathan

IT (2017): stan, bill, beverly, richie, eddie, mike, ben, henry, vic, belch, patrick

Marvel: spiderman, deadpool, iron man, captain america, winter soldier, hawkeye, red wing, scarlet witch, quicksilver, black widow, doctor strange, bruce banner, black panther, killmonger, shuri, mj (( i haven’t seen deadpool 2 yet ))

Sanders Sides: virgil, patton, logan, roman

Teen Wolf: stiles, scott, derek, boyd, lydia, allison, malia, isaac, liam, jackson, kira, theo, jordan, erica, hayden, ethan, aiden

Riverdale: archie, jughead, bett, veronica, cheryl, toni, joaquin, FP, reggie, sweet pea, fangs, jason, kevin, josie

Supernatural: gabriel, sam, dean, kevin, cas, claire, lucifer

Ghost Adventures: zak, nick, aaron, jay

Chilling Adventures of Sabrina: harvie, susie, sabrina, constance, ambrose, luke, tommy, prudence, roz

Our World Away: johnnie guilbert, alex dorame, jake bateman, parker wale

Miscellaneous: daniel howell, phil lester, corbin reinhardt, shawn mendes, harry styles, liam payne, niall horan, louis tomlinson, zayn malik, matty healy, shane dawson, milo manheim, zed necrodopolous, meg donelly, mason turner, dodie clark, patty walters, alex gaskarth, andy biersack, wesley tucker, aaron fuller, tana mongeau, emma chamberlain, james charles, ross lynch, riker lynch, rocky lynch, cody herbinko, luke hemmings, calum hood, michael clifford, ashton irwin, etc.

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theheirlegacygroup · 3 years

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Missing in Richmond, Virginia: Her name is Lafae Franklin she is 15 and has been gone since 9 this morning. Wearing and pink backpack with her school laptop. This is the most recent picture. Please contact her mother Kdrian Lewis at 804-237-9798 or her father Derek Lewis at 804-301-5508 If see her call local police for missing child. #rva #missingchild #repost UPDATE: Still missing! Around 11:40am she was seen around harvie elementary wearing hoodie. With pink backpack. She is walking alone. No one is with her. She had on blue knee high socks with black and white sneakers on https://www.instagram.com/p/CNXgMOALkGj/?igshid=un35ilxpwq2d

#rva #missingchild #repost

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heiroasisbyrobin · 3 years

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coreyba2breport · 7 years

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List of Animation Films for Dissertation Research:

Films to reference for Stop Motion History:

“Matches for Matches: An Appeal” (1899) by Author Melbourne-Cooper (The first commercial use of Stop-Motion).

“The Battle of The Stag Beetles” (1910) by Wladyslaw Starewicz.

“The Automatic Moving Company” (1912) by Romeo Bosetti.

“The Camera’s Revenge” (1912) by Wladyslaw Starewitch.

“Bewitched Matches” (1913) by Émile Cohl.

“The Lost World” (1925) by Willis H. O’Brien (First actors appearing on screen with Stop-Motion puppets).

“Le Roman de Renard” (1930) (not released until 1937) by Wladyslaw Starewicz.

“King Kong” (1933) by Merian C. Cooper and Ernest B. Schoedsack (uncredited).

“The New Gulliver” (1935) and “The Golden Key” (1939) both made by Alexsandr Ptushko.

“Die Sieben Raben” (1937) by Ferdinand Diehl.

“Handling ships” (1945) by Alan Crick and John Halas.

“Alice in Wonderland” (1949) by Lou Bunin.

“The emperor’s Nightingale” (1949) by Jiri Trnka.

“Neighbors” (1952) by Norman Mclaren.

“The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms” (1953) by Ray HarryHausen.

“Hansel and Gretel: An Opera Fantasy” (1954) by John Paul (The first Stop-Motion Feature Film in America).

“A Midsummer Nights Dream” (1959) by Tiri Trnka.

“Jason and the Argonauts” (1963) by Ray HarryHausen.

“Jabberwocky” (1971) by Jan Svankmajer, inspired by Lewis Carrol.

“Closed Mondays” (1974) by Will Vinton.

“Bagpuss” (1974) by Peter Firmin and Oliver Postgate.

“The Pinchcliffe Grand Prix” (1975) by Ivo Caprino.

“The Sand Castle” (1977) by Co Hoedeman.

“The Tale of Tales” (1979) by Yuriy Norshteyn (”Which is often cited as the greatest animation short”).

“The Empire Strikes Back” (1980) by George Lucas.

“Seepage” (1982) by Henry Selick

“The Gumby Show (1956-1968)” and “Gumby Adventures” (1988-2002), as well as “Gumby the Movie” (1995) all by Art Clokey.

“Take Hart” (1977-1983) by Tony Hart, “The Amazing Adventures of Morph” (1980-1981) by Peter Lord and David Spoxton, “Harbeat” (1984-1993) by Tony Hart, “The Morph Files” (1995) by Peter Lord and David Spoxton and “SMart” (1994-2009) by BBC.

“California Raisins” (1987) by Will Vinton.

“A Grand Day Out!” and “Creature Comforts” (1989) by Nick Park.

“James and the Giant Peach” (1996) by Henry Selick

“The Miracle Maker” (1999) by Derek W. Hayes and Stanislav sokolov.

“Harvie Krumpet” (2003) by Adam Elliot.

“Wallace and Grommet: Curse of the Were-Rabbit” (2005) by Nick Park and Steve Box.

“Max and Co” (2007) by Frederic and Samuel Guillaume.

“Edison and Leo” (2008) by Neil Burns.

“$9.99″ (2008) by Talia Rosenthal.

“Friendly Fire” (2008) by Andreas Kaiser.

“Mary and Max” 2009 by Adam Elliot.

“A Town called Panic” 2009 by Stephane Aubier and Vincent Patar.

“Minhocas” (2013) (Brazil’s first Stop-Motion film).

Specific Films to focus on:

“Nightmare Before Christmas” (1993) by Tim Burton and Henry Selick (The first Stop-Motion Feature film to be released internationally).

“Chicken Run” (2000) by Nick Park and Peter Lord (Aardman’s first Feature Film).

“Corpse Bride” (2005) by Tim Burton and Mike Johnson (Many people thought it to be 3D)(First film to use SLR Cameras over Film Production Cameras)(Was edited with Final Cut Pro).

“Coraline” (2009) by Henry Selick (First film to shoot in 3D).

“Fantastic Mr. Fox” (2009) by Wes Anderson (Goes back to the 12 frame per second format)(Had no effects outside of the camera).

“Anomalisa” (2015) by Duke Johnson and Charlie Kaufman (Had photo realistic puppets).

“Kubo and The Two Strings” (2016) by Travis Knight (Most recent Stop-Motion film with added effects and traditional techniques).

Other films to consider looking into:

“The Lego Movie” (2014) by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, and “Flushed Away”(2006) by David Bowers and Sam Fell (Films made to look stop motion).

People to research into:

“Georges Méliès” (Creating Stop-Motion tricks by accident).

“Anthony Scott” (Animation Supervisor for Corpse Bride).

“Larry Bafia” (Animator from Will Vinton Studios and PDI).

“Marjolaine Parot” and “Brian Demoskoff” (Animators on Max and co).

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edinburgheye · 4 years

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Derek Mackay and the Sun

This was first posted on Facebook on nth month 2020, with support from my Ko-Fi network.

Derek Mackay has been MSP for Renfrewshire North and West since 2011: he came out as gay in 2013, and also separated from his wife.

Derek Mackay was from 18 May 2016 til this morning, the Cabinet Secretary for Finance, Economy and Fair Work – the SNP’s Finance Minister. (more…)

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#Cabinet Secretary for Finance #Derek Mackay #Economy and Fair Work #Kate Forbes #Minister for Public Finance and Digital Economy #originally posted on Facebook #Patrick Harvie #Sajid Javid #Scottish Budget #Scottish Finance Minister #The Scottish Sun #The Sun

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ultra-greenmojo-me · 5 years

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RealAg Radio, July 24: Money for rural internet, CCA’s chat with the Weather Network, and a check in from Crops-A-Palooza

On today’s episode of RealAg Radio: RealAgriculture news lead, Jessika Guse has the top agriculture news stories of the day; Derek Wassermann, petroleum marketing manager at Federated Co-operatives Limited is in to discuss what they’re doing in regards to diesel; Jill Harvie, stakeholder and engagement manager with the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association explains what took place... Read More source https://www.realagriculture.com/2019/07/realag-radio-july-24-money-for-rural-internet-ccas-chat-with-the-weather-network-and-a-check-in-from-crops-a-palooza/

#Farming #Indoor Farming #Urban Farming

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schlock-luster-video · 3 years

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Today in surreal humor / gross-out comedy movie history: on April 30, 2002 Freddy Got Fingered debuted in France.

Here's some Tom Green fan art!

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365footballorg-blog · 6 years

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Terrors and Bairns lead Championship shake-up

Dundee United indicated they mean business as the summer transfer window opened and manager Csaba Laszlo appears to have been given funding designed to ensure they do not spend a fourth season in the Scottish Championship.

The Romania-born Hungarian has utilised his knowledge of football on the Continent to secure goalkeepers from the top flight in Switzerland and Czech Republic.

He also moved quickly to sign four players from their potential title rivals and that has been a theme of the summer, with players switching jerseys between Championship clubs.

Willo Flood looked likely to be in opposition to United following his Tannadice release only to leave Dunfermline Athletic after just nine days, the Irish midfielder using a clause in his contract to take up a lucrative deal with Bali United in Indonesia instead.

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The Pars’ other headline-grabbing business was bringing the Longridge brothers together for the first time in their senior careers – forward Louis switching from Falkirk and his defender brother, Jackson, leaving promoted Livingston.

Like the younger Longridge, midfielder Josh Mullin and centre-half Gregor Buchanan also turned down the chance to stay with the Premiership-bound West Lothian outfit, joining Ross County and Greenock Morton respectively.

Falkirk manager Paul Hartley has shown his determination not to flirt with relegation again and among his signings are four players with international experience – Lithuanian striker Deimantas Petravicius, from Motherwell, Northern Ireland midfielder Paul Paton, previously of Plymouth Argyle, Cyprus midfielder Dimitris Froxylias, who left Dumbarton, and Scotland Under-21 midfielder Ruben Sammut on loan from Chelsea.

Promoted part-timers Alloa Athletic have brought with them the second top scorer in League One last season – Alan Trouten from Albion Rovers – while third-tier champions Ayr United have been slowest off the mark in making additions to their squad.

Premiership ins and outs[1]

League One ins and outs[2]

League Two ins and outs[3]

Championship ins and outs – January 2018[4]

Alloa Athletic

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Manager: Jim Goodwin

Last season: 3rd in League One

In: Alan Trouten, midfielder (Albion Rovers); Greig Spence, forward (Raith Rovers); Adam Brown, midfielder (Airdrieonians); David Galt, midfielder (Queen’s Park).

Out: Daryll Meggatt, defender (East Fife); Alan Cook, midfielder (Stenhousemuir, loan to permanent); Kris Renton, forward (Cowdenbeath); John Cunningham, forward (Albion Rovers); Craig Malcolm, defender (East Kilbride); Garry Fleming, forward; Frank McKeown, defender; Ryan Hoggan, defender; Adam Martin, forward; Dylan Monaghan, midfielder. Loan ended: Jamie McCart, defender (Celtic); Callum Crane, defender (Hibernian); Jordan Kirkpatrick, midfielder (St Mirren); Ross Stewart, forward (St Mirren); Callum Smith, forward (Dunfermline Athletic).

Ayr United

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Manager: Ian McCall

Last season: 1st in League One

In: Daniel Harvie, defender (Aberdeen).

Out: Paddy Boyle, defender (Peterhead); Lyle Avci, goalkeeper (Stranraer); Craig Reid, defender; David Waite, defender; Jordan Hart, goalkeeper. Loan ended: Jack Ruddy, goalkeeper (Wolverhampton Wanderers).

Dundee United

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Manager: Csaba Laszlo

Last season: 3rd

In: Christoph Rabitsch, midfielder (Wolfsberger); Benjamin Siegrist, goalkeeper (Vysocina Jihlava); Frederic Frans, defender (Lierse); Matej Rakovan, goalkeeper (Vaduz); Craig Curran, forward (Ross County); Callum Booth, defender (Partick Thistle); Nicky Clark, forward (Dunfermline Athletic); Fraser Aird, midfielder (Dunfermline Athletic); Sam Wardrop, defender (Celtic).

Out: Willo Flood, midfielder (Dunfermline Athletic); Mark Durnan, defender (Dunfermline Athletic); Jordie Briels, midfielder (Oss); Grant Gillespie, midfielder (Raith Rovers); Brett Long, goalkeeper (East Fife); Cammy Ballantyne, defender (Dumbarton); Graham Taylor, midfielder (Edinburgh City, loan to permanent); Scott McDonald, forward; Bilel Mohsni, defender; Scott Fraser, midfielder; Paul Quinn, defender; Emil Lyng, forward; Logan Martin, midfielder; Dominic McMeekin, midfielder; Logan Martin, midfielder. Loan ended: Anthony Ralston, defender (Celtic); Sam Stanton, midfielder (Hibernian); Harry Lewis, goalkeeper (Southampton); Thomas Mikkelsen, forward (Ross County); Brandon Mason, defender (Watford); Craig Slater, midfielder (Colchester United).

Dunfermline Athletic

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Manager: Allan Johnston

Last season: 4th

In: Jackson Longridge, defender (Livingston); Louis Longridge, forward (Falkirk); Danny Devine, defender (Partick Thistle); Mark Durnan, defender (Dundee United); Joe Thomson, midfielder (Celtic); Tom Beadling, defender (Sunderland, loan to permanent); Aidan Connolly, midfielder (York City).

Out: Willo Flood, midfielder (Bali United after arrival from Dundee United); Dean Shiels, midfielder (Derry City); Nicky Clark, forward (Dundee United); Fraser Aird, midfielder (Dundee United); Callum Morris, defender (Ross County); Declan McManus, forward (Ross County); Conner Duthie, midfielder (Stenhousemuir); Joe Cardle, midfielder; Nathaniel Wedderburn, midfielder; Jean-Yves M’voto, defender; Michael Paton, midfielder; Jason Talbot, defender; Scott Lochhead, midfielder; Aaron Splaine, midfielder. Loan ended: James Vincent, midfielder (Dundee); Daniel Armstrong, midfielder (Wolverhampton Wanderers).

Falkirk

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Manager: Paul Hartley

Last season: 8th

In: Deimantas Petravicius, forward (Motherwell); Leo Fasan, goalkeeper (Kilmarnock); Dennon Lewis, midfielder (Watford); Tom Dallison, defender (Brighton & Hove Albion); Paul Paton, midfielder (Plymouth Argyle); Dimitris Froxylias, midfielder (Dumbarton); Tom Owen-Evans, midfielder (Newport County, undisclosed); Patrick Brough, defender (Morecambe); Scott Harrison, defender (Hartlepool United). Loan: Ruben Sammut, midfielder (Chelsea); Dan Turner, forward (Port Vale).

Out: Craig Sibbald, midfielder (Livingston); Tom Taiwo, midfielder (Hamilton Academical); Cameron Blues, midfielder (Livingston); Louis Longridge, forward (Dunfermline Athletic); Peter Grant, defender (Plymouth Argyle); Robbie Thomson, goalkeeper (Raith Rovers); Rory Loy, forward (Dumbarton); Sean Welsh, midfielder; Paul Watson, defender. Loan ended: Alex Jukubiak, forward (Watford); Conor Hazard, goalkeeper (Celtic); Ryan Blair, midfielder (Swansea City); Andrew Nelson, forward (Sunderland); Reghan Tumilty, midfielder (Ross County).

Greenock Morton

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Manager: Ray McKinnon

Last season: 7th

In: Charlie Telfer, midfielder (Almere City); Ryan Skully, goalkeeper (Partick Thistle); Gregor Buchanan, defender (Livingston); Jim McAlister, midfielder (Blackpool); Danny Johnstone, forward (Colchester United). Loan: Ross MacLean, forward (Motherwell).

Out: Jim Duffy, manager; Ricki Lamie, defender (Livingston); Thomas O’Ware, defender (Partick Thistle); Gary Harkins, midfielder (Queen of the South); Ross Forbes, defender (Dumbarton); Conor Brennan, goalkeeper (Brechin City); Jamie McGowan, goalkeeper (Troon); Michael Doyle, defender; Luca Gasparotto, defender; Andy Murdoch, midfielder; Mark Russell, defender. Loan ended: Frank Ross, midfielder (Aberdeen); Gary Fraser, midfielder (Partick Thistle); John Baird, forward (Inverness Caledonian Thistle).

Inverness Caledonian Thistle

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Manager: John Robertson

Last season: 5th

In: Jamie McCart, defender (Celtic); Angus Beith, midfielder (Heart of Midlothian, player swap); Tom Walsh, midfielder (Dumbarton); Shaun Rooney, defender (Queen of the South); Jordan White, forward (Barrow).

Out: Jake Mulraney, midfielder (Heart of Midlothian); Iain Vigurs, midfielder (Ross County); Gary Warren, defender (Yeovil Town); John Baird, forward (Forfar Athletic); Collin Seedorf, defender; Connor Bell, forward.

Partick Thistle

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Manager: Alan Archibald

Last season: 11th in Premiership

In: Cammy Bell, goalkeeper (Hibernian); Thomas O’Ware, defender (Greenock Morton); Sean McGinty, defender (Torquay United); Aaron Lennox, goalkeeper (Raith Rovers).

Out: Ryan Edwards, midfielder (Heart of Midlothian); Paul McGinn, defender (St Mirren); Danny Devine, defender (Dunfermline Athletic); Callum Booth, defender (Dundee United); Ryan Scully, goalkeeper (Greenock Morton); Gary Fraser, midfielder (Forfar Athletic); Mark Lamont, midfielder (Clyde, loan to permanent); Tomas Cerny, goalkeeper; Abdul Osman, midfielder; Steven Lawless, midfielder; Martin Woods, midfielder; Mustapha Dumbuya, defender; Kevin Nisbet, forward; Neil McLaughlin, forward. Loan ended: Conor Sammon, forward (Heart of Midlothian): Baily Cargill, defender (Bournemouth).

Queen of the South

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Manager: Gary Naysmith

Last season: 6th

In: Gary Harkins, midfielder (Greenock Morton); Josh Todd, midfielder (St Mirren, loan to permanent).

Out: Shaun Rooney, defender (Inverness Caledonian Thistle); John Rankin, midfielder (Clyde); Derek Lyle, forward; Dan Carmichael, midfielder; Jesse Akubuine, midfielder; Jordan Marshall, defender. Loan ended: Dom Thomas, midfielder (Kilmarnock); Myles Beerman, defender (Rangers); Nikolay Todorov, forward (Heart of Midlothian); Kyle Cameron, defender (Newcastle United); Joe Thomson, midfielder (Celtic); Curtis Lyle, goalkeeper (Kilmarnock); Josh Todd, midfielder (St Mirren).

Ross County

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Managers: Steven Ferguson and Stuart Kettlewell

Last season: 12th in Premiership

In: Keith Watson, defender (St Johnstone); Jamie Lindsay, midfielder (Celtic, loan to permanent); Harry Paton, midfielder (Heart of Midlothian); Stelios Demetriou, defender (St Mirren); Iain Vigurs, midfielder (Inverness Caledonian Thistle); Callum Morris, defender (Dunfermline Athletic); Declan McManus, forward (Dunfermline Athletic); Josh Mullin, midfielder (Livingston).

Out: Christopher Routis, defender (Servette); Jason Naismith, defender (Peterborough United, undisclosed); Thomas Mikkelsen, forward (Breidablik); Craig Curran, forward (Dundee United); Andrew Davies, defender (Hartlepool United); Blair Malcolm, midfielder (Cowdenbeath, loan to permanent); David N’Gog, forward; Alex Schalk, forward; Tim Chow, midfielder; Aaron McCarey, goalkeeper; Reghan Tumilty, midfielder; Mark Fodden, goalkeeper. Loan ended: Harry Souttar, defender (Stoke City); Greg Tansey, midfielder (Aberdeen); Max Melbourne, defender (West Bromwich Albion); Mattias Kait, midfielder (Fulham).

References

^ Premiership ins and outs (www.bbc.co.uk)

^ League One ins and outs (www.bbc.co.uk)

^ League Two ins and outs (www.bbc.co.uk)

^ Championship ins and outs – January 2018 (www.bbc.co.uk)

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Terrors and Bairns lead Championship shake-up was originally published on 365 Football

#Bairns #Championship #lead #shakeup #Terrors

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oilgasnewthingsposts-blog · 6 years

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Scottish Green+IBk-s leader calls on government invest in renewables and decommissioning

+ADw-p+AD4-Investment in the jobs of the future and devolution of tax powers to local level are ever more vital, according to Scottish Greens co-convener Patrick Harvie MSP.+ADw-/p+AD4 +ADw-p+AD4-The party+IBk-s finance and economy spokesperson was responding to Finance Secretary Derek Mackay+IBk-s inaugural statement on the government+IBk-s medium-term financial strategy, and the latest forecasts…

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austindailyglobe-blog · 7 years

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Man With Metal Detector Makes Unbelievable Discovery

A man was shocked when he stumbled upon a collection of rare Viking artifacts while investigating with a metal detector �� and even more stunned to learn that he would receive over $2.5 million for the find.

In 2014, Derek McLennan was exploring a field in western Scotland when he uncovered the 1,000-year-old treasure trove, which included silver bracelets, a gold ring and an enameled Christian cross.

McLennan passed the artifact on to experts, and the Queen’s and Lord Treasurer’s Remembrancer ultimately ruled that the Scotland’s National Museum should receive the items provided it pays McLennan $2,563,407.

The total amount was determined given the market value of the artifacts.

“I am pleased to announce that I am minded to accept the recommendation of the Scottish Archaeological Finds Allocation Panel that these wonderful items be allocated to National Museums Scotland, subject to it meeting the ex gratia award which would then be payable to the finder,” QLTR David Harvie told the Daily Mail, calling it “one of the most important finds ever discovered in Scotland.”

National Museums Scotland director Dr. Gordon Rintoul also spoke of the find and acknowledged the museum’s obligation to McLennan.

“The Galloway hoard is of outstanding international significance and we are absolutely delighted that QLTR has decided to allocate it to NMS,” Rintoul said. “We now have six months to raise [$2.5 million] to acquire this unique treasure for the nation and ensure it can be enjoyed by future generations both at home and abroad.”

The chair of the Scottish Archaeological Finds Allocation Panel, Evelyn Silber, said the panel was “grateful to the finder” for turning the artifacts over to experts.

The artifacts, she said, included “decorative glass beads, silver bracelets and brooches, a gold ring, a bird-shaped gold pin and a highly-decorated gilt vessel [recognized] as being one of only three known examples.”

“These will now be preserved and put on display for the people of Scotland, and the world, to enjoy,” she said. “The mysterious circumstances of their deposition and unique quality will attract researchers and enthusiasts alike.”

Many readers applauded Scotland for rewarding McLennan, given the fact that he was the one to find the artifacts.

“How wonderful he was paid for his find and honored when they were cleaned up and displayed for others to see their heritage,” one Mad World News reader commented on the site’s Facebook page.

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