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The globemakers : the curious story of an ancient craft
Peter Bellerby is the founder of Bellerby & Co. Globemakers, the world's only truly bespoke makers of globes. His team of skilled craftspeople make exquisite terrestrial, celestial and planetary globes for customers around the world. The story began after his attempt to find a special globe for his father's 80th birthday. Failing to find anything suitable, he decided to make one himself which took him on an extraordinary journey of rediscovering this forgotten craft. The chapters of The Globemakers take us through the journey of how to build a globe, or 'earth apples' as they were first known, and includes fascinating vignettes on history, art history, astronomy and physics, as well as the day-to-day craftsmanship at the workshop itself. This book uses illustration, photography and narrative to tell the story of our globe and many different globes it has inspired.
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Colts win home tourney
BARRIE - The Barrie Colts Pet Value Minor Peewee AA team beat the...
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ACHIEVEMENTS
For ages 11 to 13, winners are Zack Harris, Crest Drive Elementary, and Anisha Datta, Evergreen Middle School, first place tie for prose; Sahalie Pittman, Edison Elementary, and Hannah Harris, Roosevelt, first place tie for poetry; Isabelle Rogers, Oak Hill School, second place for prose; Chelsea Pohrman, Springfield Middle School, second place for poetry; Paloma Deinum-Buck, Roosevelt, third place for poetry; Maisie Titterington, Roosevelt, third place for prose; and Sabrina Mowder, Hamlin Middle School, honorable mention. Local students who have qualified as state finalists in the National Geographic Society Geographic Bee, to be held Friday in Monmouth, include: Marc Titus, an eighth-grader at Creswell Middle School; Jack Kiesewetter, a seventh-grader at Saint Paul Parish School; Aidan Grenville, a fourth-grader at Edison Elementary School; Benjamin Davidson, an eighth-grader at Roosevelt Middle School; Henry Fowler, an eighth-grader at Cal Young Middle School; Jonathan Griffes, a seventh-grader at Siuslaw Middle School; Sean Burns, a fifth-grader at Siuslaw Elementary School; Connor Mackenzie, a seventh-grader at Hamlin Middle School; and Andrew Kronser, an eighth-grader at Thurston Middle School. They'll be among 102 students from Oregon competing for a spot in the national competition in Washington, D.C., in May. Each state winner will receive $100, the National Geographic Collegiate Atlas of the World and an all-expenses-paid trip to the national finals.
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DURHAM COUNTY LEAGUES REVIEW
Like the proverbial buses, something that rarely happens has now occurred twice in consecutive weekends with Boldon CA's Karl Bellerby following directly in Calvin Stephenson's footsteps to achieve the perfect bowling performance. The Silks were not so smooth when they faced up to Bellerby's blistering bombardment that had them back in the shed with just 67 to their name. The final figures read 14 overs, 3 maidens, 10 for 37 - the first time Bellerby had achieved the rare feat in his career. [Jonny Wightman] ending with 5-55. When [Boldon] replied young Joe Coyne (70) joined Chris Ellison (38) in blunting Kelbert Walter's effectiveness, the opening base they established enabling Boldon to ease to a fivewicket victory.
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SAVE OUR STARS
At the group's observatory two miles from Newton Stewart, Robin Bellerby said: \"So much light encroaches on our skies that most people don't even bother to look up any more. But here, miles from any city, you can see so many stars and planets that youcouldn't even begin to count. Robin, 67, said: \"Some people might think we're mad but they've probably never seen the beauty of the night sky. \"Lights that beam up dramatically reduce the magic of what we can see and if we're not careful we won't see anything but the very brightest planets. It's so important to preserve this beauty.\"
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Was Russell a hit-run victim?
Russell Bellerby, 25, was found lying in the road with serious head and other injuries outside the Brunton Arms, in Stainton Way near its junction with Cypress Road, Middlesbrough, on December 22 last year. Her husband Reg added: \"When we look at how far Russell has come - he started the year in huge amounts of pain and could not even eat - we are thankful for his recovery. However, we still have plenty of questions surrounding what took place last Christmas - somebody, somewhere must have seen something and we are appealing to them to come forward. Fran Mayes, partner and brain injury specialist, said: \"From the damage to Mr Bellerby's clothing and the injuries he has sustained, we are in no doubt that he was struck by a vehicle.\"
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HOME RAIDER IS JAILED FOR THREE YEARS
[Anthony Bellerby], of Pandon Court, Shieldfield, struck at two flats in the same block on Queen's Road, Jesmond, on July 24. In the first he stole a lap-top and a mobile phone worth pounds 550. Later the same afternoon he broke into another flat, helping himself to a specialist competition racing bike worth pounds 1,800 and a lap-top worth pounds 350. Bellerby and two co-accused were later spotted on CCTV, prompting suspicions by police. Bellerby, who has a host of previous convictions including burglary, handling stolen goods, violence, dangerous driving and shoplifting, pleaded guilty to two dwelling house burglaries.
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Team of the week
We thank [Reg Bellerby] for generously sharing this picture with us. We would like to see more pictures of local team or class mates like this one, if you have any why not send them to us so we can jog a few memories out there? When you send your pictures please include details of where and when the picture was taken. E-mail pictures to rememberwhen@gazettemedia.co.uk or send copies to Remember When, Evening Gazette, Borough Road, Middlesbrough, TS1 3AZ.
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Wind farm challenges
Mr [Frank Bellerby] had initially sought to have \"turbine 29\" removed, but experts said that without it the whole project would be uneconomic. \"We sought legal opinion and they thought we had good case,\" he said. \"This will materially affect our business.\" In their decision, the commissioners acknowledged that the Hidden Valley Luxury Retreat was likely to suffer adverse effects, with the wind farm \"unlikely to be consistent with the style and objective of the activity currently being developed by its owner-operator\".
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A shoplifter's haul in just one stop
[Anthony Bellerby], 25, of Newton Road, High Heaton, Newcastle, admitted theft at the store at Moor Farm roundabout in Cramlington on March 5, when he appeared before magistrates at Bedlington by video link from prison. Magistrates gave Bellerby a 16-week jail sentence and told him that an aggravating feature of the case was that he was already out of prison on licence when he carried out the theft. Bellerby watched the proceedings via a video link from Durham jail where he is presently an inmate.
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