The dedative case (also referred to as respective) is a grammatical case invented by J. R. R. Tolkien in his constructed language Quenya (the Elvish tongue of Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings). It is supposed to convey the idea of being related to something. It is not clear if it is strictly used with prepositions, transitive verbs, intransitive verbs, or if it has a general application.
One possible use might be as a translation for the prepositions "respecting", "regarding", or "about" (or "on" when used in an abstract sense). For example, if translating "he told me about the invasion" into Quenya, the Quenya word for "invasion" might appear in the dedative case. This theory also makes sense considering that none of the other cases seem to translate the above prepositions quite satisfactorily.
One possible use might be as a translation for the prepositions "respecting", "regarding", or "about" (or "on" when used in an abstract sense). For example, if translating "he told me about the invasion" into Quenya, the Quenya word for "invasion" might appear in the dedative case. This theory also makes sense considering that none of the other cases seem to translate the above prepositions quite satisfactorily.
The 2008 Ohrid 172N crash occurred when a Cessna 172N Skyhawk 100 II, belonging to a Skopje flight school, crashed in the village of Skrebatino in Ohrid, Republic of Macedonia shortly after take-off. The plane crashed into a parked vehicle while trying to make a low-level flyover. There were four fatalities, among these were three passengers and one crew member. Also, a woman who had been in the car sustained injuries as a result of the crash.
The incident occurred at approximately 12:40 p.m. (local time) and was witnessed by almost 3,000 people as the crash took place an estimated 100 metres from where the churchgoers were standing.
The incident occurred at approximately 12:40 p.m. (local time) and was witnessed by almost 3,000 people as the crash took place an estimated 100 metres from where the churchgoers were standing.
Lee Neville (born on 22 January 1978 in Isleworth, England) is an English actor. He has also performed in the U.S. and France.
Biography
Lee Neville completed filming at Ealing Studios on a music video directed by of Living Spirit Pictures for the band The Silence Within in late August 2008. His previous screen appearance was in a corporate video for Deliverers in February 2008. Before that Lee appeared in the short film Medium Rare which had its London Premiere in October 2007 as part of the 15th Raindance Film Festival. It was also screened at the Edinburgh International Film Festival and at the Starz Denver Film Festival in the US, in August and November 2007 respectively. Earlier in May 2007, Lee was featured in the independent feature The Man Who Sold The World which had its world premiere at Cannes, France.
Born in Isleworth, England, one of Lee's earliest stage roles was as Doctor Grimwig in the musical OLIVER at high school. He later attended Hammersmith & West London College where he studied for both a Btec First Diploma in Performing Arts, and a Btec National Diploma in Performing Arts from which he was also awarded a special achievement award. Lee then went on to Amersham & Wycombe College where he obtained a Higher National Diploma in Music / Theatre (Performing Arts). It was during this time that Lee performed in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and wrote and directed his first short play. A sequel short play was produced two years later. Lee has also taken acting classes at RADA, Pinewood Film Studios, London Actors Workshop, and the Theatre Royal Haymarket. Lee has had coaching from LA coaches Elisa Eliot and Art Wolfe. His London coaches include John Melainey and Mel Churcher.
Selected credits
*The Three P's Of Email Etiquette (Corporate Video - 2008)
*Medium Rare (Short Film - 2007)
*The Man Who Sold The World (Feature Film - 2007)
*Disneyland Resort Paris (Character Performer 2004 - 2005)
*Walt Disney World Resort Candlelight Processional (Singer - 2003)
*Mission: SPACE (Promo - 2003)
*Tea & Biscuits (Part 2) (Theatrical Production - 2001)
*Tea & Biscuits (Theatrical Production - 1999)
*The Body Show (Edinburgh Fringe Festival Theatrical Production - 1998)
*Only Love (Short Film - 1997)
*Choices (BBC - 1997)
*' (Television commercial - 1996)
*Miss Julie (Theatrical Production - 1996)
Biography
Lee Neville completed filming at Ealing Studios on a music video directed by of Living Spirit Pictures for the band The Silence Within in late August 2008. His previous screen appearance was in a corporate video for Deliverers in February 2008. Before that Lee appeared in the short film Medium Rare which had its London Premiere in October 2007 as part of the 15th Raindance Film Festival. It was also screened at the Edinburgh International Film Festival and at the Starz Denver Film Festival in the US, in August and November 2007 respectively. Earlier in May 2007, Lee was featured in the independent feature The Man Who Sold The World which had its world premiere at Cannes, France.
Born in Isleworth, England, one of Lee's earliest stage roles was as Doctor Grimwig in the musical OLIVER at high school. He later attended Hammersmith & West London College where he studied for both a Btec First Diploma in Performing Arts, and a Btec National Diploma in Performing Arts from which he was also awarded a special achievement award. Lee then went on to Amersham & Wycombe College where he obtained a Higher National Diploma in Music / Theatre (Performing Arts). It was during this time that Lee performed in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and wrote and directed his first short play. A sequel short play was produced two years later. Lee has also taken acting classes at RADA, Pinewood Film Studios, London Actors Workshop, and the Theatre Royal Haymarket. Lee has had coaching from LA coaches Elisa Eliot and Art Wolfe. His London coaches include John Melainey and Mel Churcher.
Selected credits
*The Three P's Of Email Etiquette (Corporate Video - 2008)
*Medium Rare (Short Film - 2007)
*The Man Who Sold The World (Feature Film - 2007)
*Disneyland Resort Paris (Character Performer 2004 - 2005)
*Walt Disney World Resort Candlelight Processional (Singer - 2003)
*Mission: SPACE (Promo - 2003)
*Tea & Biscuits (Part 2) (Theatrical Production - 2001)
*Tea & Biscuits (Theatrical Production - 1999)
*The Body Show (Edinburgh Fringe Festival Theatrical Production - 1998)
*Only Love (Short Film - 1997)
*Choices (BBC - 1997)
*' (Television commercial - 1996)
*Miss Julie (Theatrical Production - 1996)
Construction mod is a serverside mod developed for the game Tribes 2 by users.
It's notable in the fact the gameplay offered by this mod is strongly sandbox and rather complex, in comparison to the main game.
Though Construction mod is only one mod, there has been several mods made around that mod (Making them modifications of a modification).
Mostly all of them offer innovative features that no other mods feature, giving an already open ended gameplay even more flexibility, this would make Con Mod comparable to Gmod in versatility.
Though the mod used to have a rather large userbase, nowdays it counts with no more than 30 active users, which is however justified since Tribes 2 is a rather old game, and in order to have an online account you need a brand new CD Key, which aren't available anymore.
See Also
* Tribes 2
It's notable in the fact the gameplay offered by this mod is strongly sandbox and rather complex, in comparison to the main game.
Though Construction mod is only one mod, there has been several mods made around that mod (Making them modifications of a modification).
Mostly all of them offer innovative features that no other mods feature, giving an already open ended gameplay even more flexibility, this would make Con Mod comparable to Gmod in versatility.
Though the mod used to have a rather large userbase, nowdays it counts with no more than 30 active users, which is however justified since Tribes 2 is a rather old game, and in order to have an online account you need a brand new CD Key, which aren't available anymore.
See Also
* Tribes 2