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Meaning of the Word of God in the Old and New Testaments

In Ernest Foulkes’s own words:  “Bringing science and medicine together for the benefit of mankind” Learn More

Photography by freelance photographer Ian Philip Thompson, based in Doha, Qatar.

Rational Scientific Theories from Theism

Welcome to the website of the Hanleys Situated in the parish of Hanley Castle, the Hanleys is a community of approximately 1500 people spread across two villages stretching from the River Severn to within 2 miles of the Malvern hills. Hanley Castle, named after a 13th century castle long since demolished, is centred around a…

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Enfield rifles & carbines are Skennerton specialties. Snider, Martini, Lee-Metford, Lee-Enfield, SMLE, No.4 & No.5 Rifles are the main topic of this Australian author and historical arms specialist who started publishing in 1975. Arms & Militaria Press International Arms & Militaria 'Collector' magazine started in 1995. British & Empire rifles, carbines & revolvers, swords & bayonets, machine guns and grenades. With over 100 self-authored publications to his credit, Ian is perhaps best known for 'Lee-Enfield Rifle', 'British Sniper', 'British & Commonwealth Bayonets' & 'Broad Arrow'

Enfield rifles, carbines, pistols, machine guns & edged weapons are our domain. The Enfield musket, Snider, Martini, Lee-Metford, Lee-Enfield, SMLE, No.4 & No.5 rifles, Enfield & Webley pistols, British swords & bayonets, machine guns and machine carbines, with associated equipment are described and discussed. Prime sources are Ian Skennerton Publishing, Arms & Militaria Press, 'Collector' magazine, service manuals and textbooks

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Bill Thompson is a sound artist and composer whose work has been performed extensively throughout the UK and abroad.A native of Texas, he relocated to the UK in 2004 to pursue a PhD in Composition. Since then he has received numerous awards and commissions including the PRS for New Music ATOM award, the GAVAA visual arts award, a PRS for New Music Three Festival commission, the 2010 Aberdeen Visual Arts Award, and was nominated for the Paul Hamlyn Award in 2012.As an artist, he has a particular interest in perception and embodied presence. His installations and performances frequently utilize found objects, field recordings, repurposed live electronics, and digital media to create environments that encourage active attention to each moment. He applies this same strategy within his compositional work which often include long sustained tones, densely layered textures, and indeterminate or improvised structures. He has written for a range of instruments including voice, guitar, contrabass, bagpipe, percussion, organ, string quartet, mixed ensembles and live electronics. As a solo performer he works primarily with live electronics although originally trained as a guitarist.In addition to working as a solo artist, Thompson has collaborated with choreographer Ian Spink for several years in their company Airfield. Their work together blurs the distinctions between dance, theatre, music and installation. Additionally, he has worked with several other well-known artists including Keith Rowe, Faust, EXAUDI and others.He is also an avid supporter of new music and is the director of the Burning Harpsichord Series, a concert programme devoted to high calibre experimental music. He also co-directs the multidisciplinary artist workshop fast+Dirty with Ian Spink, lectures at the University of Surrey and teaches collaborative arts practice at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.Artist Statement