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Obtaining an architectural degree is not easy especially if you are not passionate about the profession. Robert Ivy is among the few respected individuals in the field of architecture. He has a distinguished record of high-quality work and designs. His commitment to offer unique and creative works has seen him been awarded some of the prestigious awards.
Ivy holds a master degree in architecture from Tulane University alongside Bachelor of Arts from Sewanee University. He has always been hailed for his ability to communicate the value of design through his work. Today, he is a celebrated figure in the community and a mentor to many.
Ivy started his career immediately after graduating from the university. In 1996, he was appointed to be the editor in chief of Architectural Record. This is after he proved to be an individual who is responsible and focused enough to head an organization. The organization which is now one of the worlds most subscribed architectural journal has tremendously grown since Robert Ivy joined. The organization publishes some of the remarkable work from renowned architectures. The organization has also been awarded several honors including the magazine journalism award and National magazine award.
Before joining architectural record, Robert Ivy was a principal at Dean and Ivy and a critic for many national publications from 1981 to 1996. He was also a juror on the panel that selected Frank Gehry to design the National Dwight. He has a record of good leadership qualities that have seen him work with different organizations including becoming a VP and Editorial Director of McGraw-Hill Construction Media and also as a senior at Design Futures Council. Some of the awards that Ivy has received include the Crain Award. Crain Award is one of the prestigious awards that are given by American Business Media community; it is one of the highest recognition that can be awarded to an individual.
Today, Robert Ivy is the Executive Vice President and CEO of the American Institute of Architects. He has been the CEO since 2011. He shares great designs with the famous architects Dr. Nathan Clifford Ringer who was the first to graduate from the American School of architecture. He has also collaborated with icons such as John Wellborn, Richard Buckminster, Saarinen and Ludwig Mies. Ivy is among the seven individuals to be awarded in the fraternity's 100 years history, and he is also the first architect to be selected in the 21st century.
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Hi! I am Doug Schuetz, an actor and funny guy. I was based in Chicago up until my recent move to Raleigh NC. I have performed at numerous theatres in Chicago, but my most memorable acting achievement was working as an understudy at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago for THE MAGIC PLAY performing the role twice during the run. I also got to play the lead role in my all time favorite farce Don't Dress For Dinner at Citadel Theatre. I have been in many short films and looking for more. I feel making people laugh is my top skill whether onstage or in the supermarket line.
Why Raleigh? Family. I am a proud Grandpa now of two recent grandchildren. Nothing like a captive audience to laugh at all your jokes.

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The contrast between rustic and modern characterizes the ideal place to taste our wines accompanied by cold cuts and salami of the house. The BAR is open every day, offers refreshing blended fruit and vegetables harvested directly in our orchard and our garden.
The lounge
The wide spaces of the rooms arranged on two floors, allow to host events, parties or corporate events for which are possible also special openings. On summer evenings, we offer the opportunity to dine in the courtyard of the farmhouse rediscovering the ancient rural atmosphere.
The Kitchen
Equipped with the latest technology, an essential tool in order to achieve in a revisited way the dishes of the Venetian tradition.
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If It's your first Fall in Minnesota, we hope you'll do everything to experience everything our beautiful state has to offer. As your local mover, we love telling people about the hidden places that make fall in Minnesota the best place to spend the season. We think if you choose a few things off of this list, Minnesota will start feeling like home in no time.
- See the leaves at Lake Pepin
- Pick some Apples
- Visit an Orchard
- Go to the Apple Festival
- Visit a pumpkin patch like Nelson's Farm
- Celebrate Oktoberfest
- Visit The Twin City Corn Maze
- Go to a Haunted House
- Visit Cannon River Winery
- Roast a marshmallow
- Drink hot chocolate outside
- Rake a pile of leaves and jump in them
- Carve a pumpkin
- Make caramel apples
- Watch a Minnesota Vikings game
- Go to a pumpkin festival
- Visit HowlZooween at the Minnesota Zoo
- Go to Trick'r Trolley at the Minnesota Streetcar Museum
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The visual diary of me... Pushy Galore, my life, my photography and my bargain finds with a little bit of Roller Derby thrown in to keep things interesting.
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Cologne Cathedral
Our Hotel was right in centre of Cologne and right next to the stunning Cologne Cathedral, the largest Gothic church in Northern Europe. Inside was just as stunning as the outside and I even attempted to climb the 533 steps up the 475 feet tower. Sadly my fear of heights kicked in at about step 490 and I started to shake and had to slowly work my way back down.
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Electricity grids around the world are facing a lot of constraints as more electric vehicles hit the road and as grid supply changes. When a large number of electric vehicles draw power from the grid simultaneously, that threatens to change how grid operators plan to meet demand.
In an attempt to help ease constraints on the electrical grid, people in Denmark are now using their parked electric vehicles (EVs) as spare batteries and even earning money in the process by sending excess power back into the grid.
By installing two-way connections where an EV could charge its battery and send power back to the grid when it's needed, an electric car battery increases its value and makes electricity infrastructure more stable.
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Long Stem Roses
The Beauty of Long Stem Roses
Nothing says romance like the elegance of long stem roses as they often take the breath away from the person who is receiving them. According to florists long stem roses are the most popular flower chosen when a person wants to express their love to another. They come in a variety of colors including red, yellow, white, and pink. Long stem roses are an expression of long lasting love so they make a great gift for anniversaries.
Long stem roses are considered to be more extravagant than traditional roses so you should expect to pay a premium price for them. However if you are looking for the most amazing floral arrangement around then you can't go wrong with long stem roses mixed with baby's breath.
To help you save money on purchasing long stem roses you might want to consider a cash and carry method. Most florists will give you a significant discount if you are willing to take the long stem roses wrapped in tissue paper instead of a vase. They will also expect you to deliver them on your own. Make sure you have a vase ready to provide to the recipient as well though in case they don't have one.
There are special vases for long stem roses as well. They are longer than traditional roses to help preserve the beauty of them. If you try to place long stem roses in a vase that is too short they won't display very nicely. A vase for long stem roses allows you to ensure there is plenty of the stem covered in water which will help them last several days longer.
Long stem roses tend to look more elegant and full in the right type of vase because of the rigidness of the stems. There are multiple ways to arrange them depending on the look you are trying to accomplish. You don't want to place more than a couple of dozen long stem roses in a vase though or it will be difficult for them to survive very long. Make sure you add plenty of preservatives to the water so your long stem roses will be appealing for a very long time.
You do need to be careful when arranging long stem roses because many of them still have the thorns on them. You can remove them but your long stem roses will last much longer if you leave the thorns on them. Since most of us don't receive long stem roses on a regular basis it is important to do all you can to make them last when you do get them.
Giving long stem roses is an excellent way to show your love for someone. If the cost of sending them a dozen of them is out of your budget you can still provide them with the same type of message by giving them a single long stem rose. This is a very romantic gesture that many people enjoy receiving. Leave a long stem rose with a nice card for your partner and see how it lights them up from the inside out.
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Online reviews have exploded in recent years. Most people search online for reviews of products, services, and brands before they buy and websites such as Trustpilot enjoy thousands of visitors each day. Product reviews are a big feature on massive e-commerce sites. Some reviews are tongue in cheek or bogus, but most are genuinely useful. If you want to learn the art of writing a useful review for the web, read on!
Think about the reviews you have read recently. For example, imagine you were looking for a Samsung SE 208BW DVD burner and you wanted to read some reviews before you splashed the cash. A useful review is one that covers every element of the product, from reliability and ease of use, to value for money and any other helpful observations. The aim is to help the buyer make an informed choice.
A couple of sentences saying "I would buy it again" tell the reader nothing. The fact that you would buy the product again suggests it was reliable and good value, but it doesn't explain why. Conversely, if you left a review saying "Terrible!", once again, the reader is left firmly in the dark.
Building TrustBecause there are so many bogus reviews out there, most of them written by poorly paid writers in third-world countries, there is an increasing tendency to distrust reviews. The best way to avoid your reader dismissing the review as "bogus" is to include plenty of relevant detail and avoid padding it out with fluff.
This isn't to say you can't add some personality to your review. A review that pokes fun at the reader or product is always entertaining and memorable, but it still needs to offer genuinely useful information.
The following are all points you should bear in mind when writing useful product reviews.
Don't Make the Review PersonalTry and maintain a stance of neutrality when writing reviews, whether you are reviewing an electronic gadget you bought on Amazon or an apartment you stayed in last weekend. Do not use names or details that could identify someone because that would make it look like it is either a) a personal attack, or b) you are best friends with the person associated with the product. Neither is great.
Be DescriptiveBe descriptive about what you are reviewing. If it's a restaurant, talk about the menu, which dishes you ordered and the atmosphere. It's important to show the reader that you are writing from personal experience, not a piece of text the client sent you when they ordered the review.
Add a few details, including how easy it was to book a table, which table you sat at, what time of day you visited, whether the place was busy, etc. All of these details matter to the reader.
Always proofread your review for typos and avoid writing in text-speak. It only makes you look untrustworthy. Lastly, ensure you are a verified reviewer, which means your account is linked to a social media profile or your purchase is verified. People need to know you are a real person, not a bot.


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Coming up at the end of this month will be the Philadelphia Innovation Picnic on June 28th at the Navy Yard. While not directly related to game development in in the city, this could be a good event to schmooze with other Philadelphia tech companies, some of whom may be in need of developers with Unity experience. Check it out: https://phl-innovation-picnic.ticketleap.com/phl-innovation-picnic/details


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Doyle Sails International is happy to announce that Toni Kuusinen and Pontus Harlin are setting up a new loft in Helsinki, Finland, to better serve customers in the region around the capital. This is the second loft in Finland in addition to existing loft in Loviisa.
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Pontus Harlin started his career in the music industry in event production, hosting and transportation systems in Finland and indeed still owns a guitar! Between 2004 and 2014 he worked in a nautical store gaining valuable experience across all range of marine equipment and then he started his sail making career in 2016 with Stefan 'Stratis' Stenstrom who has been leading Doyle Sails in Finland since 1995. Pontus has 30 years of sailing experience having been an active 470 sailor prior to owning a H-Boat. He is also a keen windsurfer.
Toni Kuusinen has been involved in the yachting industry for most of his life and also started his sail making career working as an apprentice for Stefan. He then went on to work for Evolution Sails in Palma, working with Phill Maxwell (now part of the management team at Doyle Sails Palma). Key superyacht projects included CQS Supermaxi, Swan 100FD 'Hoppetosse' and a new Swan 95 'LOT99'. After a year of experience in Palma, Toni decided to return to Finland to develop his career further. Toni's sailing experience includes H-Boats, 40 foot offshore boats and classic 6 metre yachts.
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Alan Louden joined the Shapewatch team following a 20 year international career in health, fitness and sport, to provide industry knowledge, experience and business development focus as Shapewatch transitioned from engineering prototype to market-readiness and beyond. Alan has a deep-rooted passion for activity and is a qualified and actively involved junior rugby coach.
With over a decade of international sales and marketing experience of the sports, media and interactive entertainment industry, and a strong entrepreneurial background in the organisation of innovation events to tackle societal challenges, Jurjen brings a wealth of know-how to Shapewatch supporting on the delivery of a customer experience that is both holistic and transformative.
Graham Tinn has 28 years' experience in large format document scanning and is currently the CEO of parent company Global Scanning. He has been a driving force behind the company's investment in 3D scanning technology. Graham has a truly international profile being a British citizen who lives in China and works in Denmark.
Henrik Rasmussen has led the company's growing technology and R&D teams, both in 2D and 3D for a number of years having held various positions within the business for over 20 years. During his active involvement with the Shapewatch project, Henrik has utilised Shapewatch in assisting him through his own successful body transformation seeing him lose an incredible 15% of his body weight!
Sarah is a CGI Artist with 10 years of experience in the Film Industry. She has worked on a wide range of projects, from independent shorts to famous series and feature films, learning the art of image making from big firms like Cartoon Network and Animal Logic. A bit geeky too, her career took a turn when she helped designing p3d.in website, the online 3D viewer behind shapewatch. She is now the creative mind behind Shapewatch's user experience and 3D animated avatars.
Katia Riva is leading the team of developers in charge of the Shapewatch mobile app and the Shapewatch Portals. With a background in computer science and web/mobile development, she strives to design, implement and perfect every functionality of Shapewatch alongside with her international and vibrant team.
Katia is passionate about making products that are both unique and innovative and she is always ready to take on new challenges to make Shapewatch the best fitness app on the market.


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Victory in Texas: Special Session Ends Without Passing Anti-Transgender "Bathroom Bill"
In a major victory for LGBTQ rights advocates, Texas's anti-transgender bathroom bill has died yet again. The bill, which would have prevented transgender individuals from using restrooms in schools and public facilities that align with their gender identity, first failed during the regular legislative session. Governor Greg Abbott called a special session in July to try again. The special session formally ended this week without putting the bathroom bill to a vote.
The proposed bathroom bill drew criticism from a diverse group of organizations, from civil rights groups to corporate CEOs. During the regular legislative session, hundreds of Texans opposing the bathroom bill filled the Texas Capitol to testify before the Legislature. Business leaders also played an important role, launching a well-financed lobbying campaign against the bathroom bill.
Texas Governor Abbott's push for an anti-transgender bathroom law, which would prevent cities from passing protections for transgender Texans, is part of a larger effort to strip cities of their authority to adopt local policies that do not fall in line with his exclusionary agenda. This May, Governor Abbott signed a law banning "sanctuary cities" and imposing civil and criminal liability on individual local legislators and law enforcement who do not assist with federal detainer requests. In his attempts to impose anti-immigrant and anti-LGBTQ policies across all of Texas, he has also supported the idea of "blanket preemption" of progressive local policies, arguing that "a broad-based law by the state of Texas that says across the board, the state is going to preempt local regulations, is a superior approach."
Local laws can play an important role when it comes to protecting the rights of LGBTQ communities—the death of Texas's anti-transgender bathroom bill is one more step towards preserving that power. More broadly, Texas and other states are facing increased pushback against state-level attempts to roll back a range of progressive local policies. A Better Balance, which recently launched a new Defending Local Democracy Project, is excited to be at the forefront of this fight.


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I've been there, done that. I've weighed myself pre-pee and post-pee (Did you know that a good long pee weighs 1-2 pounds?!) I've weighed myself before meals and after meals, with wet hair and dry hair. It made me nuts! The truth is weight will fluctuate within 5 pounds so the goal is to get within 5 lbs of your ideal healthy weight.
What to do:
Weigh in 2-4 times a month in your underwear in the morning before you have eaten. Weight fluctuates slightly depending on the time of the month, if you are a woman, and other factors. How do you feel? How do your clothes fit? Get regular moderate amounts of exercise on a daily basis to keep unwanted pounds from creeping on. Ask your physician what your Body Mass Index is and learn the healthy weight range based on your height and frame.


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Cant help but think now that this is possible I could have made it all as one object. watch this space I might Dynamesh the sculpts and put it all together... scratch that I'll finish what I started first and then try something new! :)
A look at how one guy develops his Art from nothing to something... Well thats the goal how do you think it's going?
Wednesday, 28 August 2013
Maya Rigging Bones and IK solvers
So I wasn't too happy with the work flow for rigging this tentacle and I'm certainly not happy about posing them using Zbrush. I just don't seem to get on with the bones and tools to get a nice result. I resorted to learning more new things in Maya. I did rigging years ago at Uni so remembered the concept and thankfully most of the terminology. The following is a a set of bone bound to a predefined curve with an IK solver then skinned to the low res geometry exported from Zbrush. I can then GoZ that back onto various different tools in Zbrush to create my different models to print.
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Very impressive, even if I don't understand most of the techy speak.
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An exciting retreat awaits you along the hills of Lonavala in Maharashtra; this hill station has all that is needed for a short term trip. The drive up the hills of Lonavala is stimulating as it offers the view of the green grass hills, waterfalls and to add up is the cold and refreshing climate. The package, short escape to Lonavala is a suited pack for this little tour as it assures you a comfortable stay and visitation to all the important sites.
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Just as you arrive at the Mumbai airport, you will be transferred to the hotel in Lonavala. It takes around three hours drive to reach Lonavala. Spend the rest of the day at leisure or you may choose to explore local markets to enjoy delicious foods of Lonavala. Return to hotel for night stay.
Today, you will proceed to visit Bhushi Dam, which is the most famous spot in the whole town. It is a perfect spot for the picnickers. There remarkable waterfall, near the dam, is also very famous spot. Then visit the Ryewood Park, which is also located to the Lonavala market and offers a great view. The lawns are very well maniured, and you will find a variety of trees and colorful flowers. Later visit the Tungarli Lake, an artificial reservoir in Lonavala and a major source of water supply to Lonavala city. The remaining day is at leisure and later you retire for the night.
Your short trip to Lonavala ends with your departure to Mumbai from Lonavala. You will be transferred to the railway station/ airport for your further journey.
Transportation by Non-A/C or A/C Indica Car (2 Pax) or Tavera or Innova(4 Pax or 6 Pax) for the entire tour. Inc of Toll Tax, Parking, Driver allowance, State tax.
Any Airfare and GST (5%)
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The Services of Vehicle is not included on leisure days & after finishing the sightseeing tour as per the Itinerary
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Any changes you may choose to make during your tour
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To know: The U.S. economy added just sixty-nine thousand jobs in May, the lowest number in a year, and the unemployment rate rose to 8.2 per cent … President Obama is reportedly telling Democratic donors that he might have to take on health care again in a second term … Voters in Ireland appear to have approved a new European fiscal treaty … The House voted down a ban on sex-selective abortion … It's National Donut Day.
To read: The photographer Lauren Pond writes for the Washington Post about watching, and taking pictures, as a snake-handling pastor died from a rattlesnake bite:
This is what I saw through my camera lens: Pastor Randy "Mack" Wolford, tossing and turning on the couch in his mother-in-law's West Virginia trailer, suffering from the pain of a rattlesnake bite he had received earlier in the day. Parishioners surrounding him in prayer in the stifling heat. His mother stroking his feet, her expression a mixture of concern, sorrow and, eventually, acceptance: This is how her eldest son — a legend in the local Pentecostal serpent-handling community — would die.
Camera in hand, I watched as the man I'd photographed and gotten to know over the past year writhed, turned pale and slipped away, a victim of his unwavering faith, but also a testament to it. A family member called paramedics when Mack finally allowed it, but it was too late. Mack Wolford drew his final, labored breaths late Sunday night. He was 44.
The scene has been playing over and over in my head since then, and the questions are weighing on me: As a photojournalist, what role did I have in this tragedy, and what is it now, in the aftermath? Was it right for me to remain in the background taking pictures, as I did, and not seek medical attention for the dying pastor, whose beliefs forbade it? Or should I have intervened and called paramedics earlier, which would have undermined Mack's wishes? Finally, what was I supposed to do with the images I shot?
At Gizmodo, Matt Might tells the story of how he helped find his son's killer:
I found my son's killer. It took three years. But we did it. I should clarify one point: my son is very much alive. Yet, my wife Cristina and I have been found responsible for his death.
My son Bertrand has a new genetic disorder. Patient 0. To find it, a team of scientists at Duke University used whole-exome sequencing (a protein-focused variant of whole-genome sequencing) on me, my wife and my son.
We discovered that my son inherited two different (thus-far-unique) mutations in the same gene—the NGLY1 gene—which encodes the enzyme N-glycanase 1. Consequently, he cannot make this enzyme.
My son is the only human being known to lack this enzyme. Below, I'm documenting our journey to the unlikeliest of diagnoses. This is a story about the kind of hope that only science can provide.
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At New Life Wilsonville we treasure God above all else and want to teach our children to treasure God as well. We attempt to help parents in this endeavor through our Treasureland Children's Ministry. While children of all ages are always welcome in the worship service with their parents, we also offer some classes just for them.
Nursery for children under the age of 3, meets in Building B. Treasureland classes for Preschool through Grade 5 meet in Building C. They are most easily accessed from the parking facing Canyon Creek Road.
Safety and Training
All Treasureland workers are thoroughly background checked and are trained in safety and teaching methods throughout the year. We have a strict child safety policy to ensure the safe care of your children.
Nursery is available for children newborn to three years old. Our trained workers are available 10 minutes before the service until 10 minutes after the service. Please check your child in by signing the "Sign-In" sheet outside their classroom.
Pre-school through 5th grade students gather in Building C for a time of worship and are then led by their teachers to their classrooms. They may be picked up from their classrooms after the service (Check with an usher or child care worker if you are unsure of the location.).
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New Advanced Life Cycle Costing course launching on the 2nd July follows on from the Introduction to Economic and Environmental Appraisal course, but only in respect of life cycle costing (economic appraisal). It covers some of the more advanced techniques used in life cycle costing such as modelling complex life cycles and sensitivity analysis, and some of the more advanced applications such as prioritising projects within a limited budget and using LCC data to predict actual expenditure profiles.
The course includes delegate examples so attendees can practise using life cycle costing techniques in a safe environment. It also introduces attendees to the BSRIA Life Cycle Cost Calculator – a spreadsheet based tool for presenting and calculating life cycle costs.
As this course builds on the introductory course it is recommended that delegates have attended Introduction to economic and environmental appraisal, or have an equivalent level of knowledge regarding the basics of life cycle costing. Delegates are required to use the Self Assessment test to check whether this course or the introductory course is most suitable for them.
However, ultimately this course supports the business benefit of LCC to minimise the long-term cost of any investment in new facilities, systems or equipment.
Who should attend? This course is aimed at clients, facility managers, designers and contractors who need to calculate life cycle costs to help make better decisions regarding new-build projects, refurbishment projects and building maintenance where they need to go beyond the absolute basics of LCC.
It will also help those commissioning life cycle cost studies to understand what their LCC consultants have reported back to them.
The course will also help product manufacturers to calculate the life cycle costs of their products against generic competitor offerings. The expected learning outcomes:
Delegates are provided with a copy of all the slides presented, BSRIA publication BG 5/2008 Whole Life Costing Analysis, a BSRIA CPD Certificate and a copy of the BSRIA LCC Calculator Spreadsheet.
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2. Meanwhile, heat a skillet over medium heat. Cook bacon until slightly crispy, 8 to 10 minutes. Dice and set aside to cool.
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Day 1: Hanoi Arrival (/D/)Pick you up at airport or station and transfer to Hanoi Center for check in hotel. Do 3 hours street food walking tour to discover old quarter Hanoi and enjoy street food . 20h00 transfer to station for overnight train to Sapa
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You will spend the morning cruising to Va Gia floating Village, it is time to do kayaking to disvover small islets . Cruising back to the main harbor for your drive to Hanoi . Arrive at your hotel around 17h00 .Check in hotel & Enjoy water puppet show in the evening. Overnight at the hotel in Hanoi.
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This episode is with my good friend, Bishop legend and renowned climber Don Lauria. Don is a retired engineer, lives in Bishop, and is the editor and CFO for the Bardini Foundation. He made the third ascent of the Dihedral Wall (1967), the second ascent of the North America Wall (1968), and the second ascent of the Wall of the Early Morning Light (1971), frequently climbing with Dennis Hennek. In this episode we talk about his store West Ridge Sports and much more.
First Exposure to the Outdoors
I was an engineer at North American Aviation back in the early 60s and a friend of mine asked me if I'd like to go backpacking. I'd never been backpacking, I didn't even know what the word really meant. I'd never been in the Sierra and that's where he wanted to go so I went. I didn't own any equipment, didn't have a pack and there weren't any packs back then, this is 1957. So there wasn't much available, Kelty certainly wasn't available so I made my first pack frame out of wood. The guy that asked me to go was an engineer and he had already designed a wooden pack frame. He gave me the plans and I just went home and cut it out and put it together. I went to an army surplus store and found some kind of a canvas bag that sort of fit the frame and sort of nailed it on. We went up to Big Pine Creek to The Third Lake and spent the weekend. I enjoyed myself so much so that I went again the next summer.
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See Sams's entry in the Oxford DNB. Two letters providing an interesting glimpse of the practicalities of Victorian antiquarian bookselling. Both letters 3pp, 12mo, and bifoliums addressed on reverse of second leaf, with broken seals and postmarks, to 'Godfrey Meynell Esqre | at Mr Stamp's, | Surgeon, | Seaton Carew, | nr Hartlepool.' Both addressed to 'Respected Frd.' In fair condition, aged and worn. ONE: 15 August 1847. He begins by explaining that he was 'from home in the city of Durham' when Meynell's letter came.
The only copy of this item on OCLC WorldCat is in the Canadian National Archives. An attractive and characteristic piece of late nineteenth-century French printing. The present copy is 14 + [1] pp, 16mo. With frontispiece and eight illustrations and vignettes. Stitched booklet (13 x 7.5 cm). In wraps printed in black and red. In fair condition, lightly aged, in grubby wraps.
A scarce item: the only other copy located on COPAC or WorldCat at the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris. In printed wraps, with red cloth spine. In poor condition, aged, worn and dog-eared, with parts of the front cover torn away. This copy is stamped several times with the purple oval stamp of the Kala-azar Commission. A folio (34 x 25.5 cm) containing 100pp of full-page colour guide maps ('Indexes'), each 'Corrected to March 1928', preceded by two fold-outs, and with three maps of smaller size, each described as an 'Appliqué Slip', on bound-in leaves.
3pp, 12mo. Bifolium. In fair condition, lightly aged and a little grubby. Folded once. Twenty-seven lines of text. Written in a far more ragged style than Bridges's usual calligraphic hand, perhaps suggesting undermined health. Wilson is 'at liberty to quote the verses of mine that you ask for – I take it as a complement [sic]' He thanks him for 'the kind gift of your book, wh I have not had time to read'. Noting that Wilson is 'interested in sacred wells', he states that 'our "Chilswell" is probably not a well.
3pp, 4to. Bifolium. Signature ('Edward') in the prince's hand, the rest of the letter by a secretary. In good condition, lightly aged, with slight damage to one corner of first leaf, and thin strip of paper from mount adhering to reverse of second leaf, which is franked 'Kent & Strathearn', with postmark, and addressed to 'Francis Freeling Esquire | &c &c &c | Genl. Post Office | Lombard Street | London'. Folded four times.
[1 + 4 + 1 pp], folio, folding into packet with title printed crosswise in customary fashion. With coloured plan by 'Waterlow & Sons, Lithographers, London' tipped in, folding out to 55 x 100 cm, titled: 'Plan of Farms in the Parishes of Rhiw & Llanfaelrhys, known as the Rhiw Estate. Scale, 4 Chains to 1 Inch.' Unbound. The catalogue worn and frayed at edges; the plan on better paper, creased and worn. Addressed in manuscript: 'Bookpost | Mrs. Glynne Griffith | Bryn Llwyd | Llanfair p. g'.
3pp, 12mo. Bifolium. In fair condition, with one central vertical fold, and patch of small holes at head of second leaf. Interesting letterhead, with image of Egyptian hieroglyphics. Someone (probably Mrs Kipling) has written 'orchid' on the first page. The letter begins: 'Mr dear Mrs. Kipling, | I sent you a few flowers today by post, also (by rail to Etchingham) a Cypripedium Insigne, a Blush Rambler & a Lady Gay rose. The Cyp: Insig: is very fairly hardy but I should not stand it in too violent a draught.
On one side of 14 x 2 cm slip of paper, cut from the flyleaf of a book. Aged and with contemporary blotting to one corner. The slip is neatly placed in a paper windowpane mount. Reads: 'Catalogo Evelyni inscriptus. | Meliora Retinete' Two shelfmarks deleted: 'N. 16' and 'J: 231'. A good brief description of Evelyn's book collecting is given in his entry in the Oxford DNB. As there are four catalogues of his books, identifying the work to which the two present shelfmarks are assigned should not present any difficulty.
Full title: 'By Direction of Dominion Student's [sic] Hall Trust. | Particulars, Plans and Conditions of Sale of | The Freehold Foundling Estate Bloomsbury, W.C.1 | producing a Gross Income of about £112,000 per ann. increasing in the near future to about £118000 per ann. and comprising Ground Rents, Rack Rents and Tenancies secured on Shops, offices, private hotels, flats, institutional hostels and other residential properties. Cleared building sites. Vacant possession of Lot 118, viz.
1p., 12mo. In fair condition, lightly aged, with small spot of discoloration. He explains that he is 'requested by a particular friend' to solicit the interest of the recipient 'in favor of the poor girl mentioned in the accompanying note, who was an unsuccessful Candidate at the last Election'. He knows that 'the applications in such cases are extremely numerous', but hopes that the recipient 'can give Maria Jones your vote on the ensuing occasion'.
60pp., 12mo. Disbound and without wraps. In fair condition, lightly aged and worn. Businesslike alphabetical catalogue of unnumbered priced general items, in double column. Short notes at the beginning and end, the former boasting that books will be sold 'aux prix de Paris', the latter offering for sale a 'nouvelle et très-belle édition' of Plato by Firmin Didot. The author was presumably Jacques-Christophe Frère, father of Édouard Frère (1797-1874), archivist, biographer, and historian specialized in the Normandy area. No copy in the Bibliotheque Nationale, nor on OCLC WorldCat or COPAC.
The 'Ex-Officers' Book Union' (the apostrophe was omitted in later years) was an obscure business. The firm was certainly active between 1919 and 1936, mostly from 16 Rathgar Avenue, West Ealing. In the early 1930s its address was given as '87 Bishop's Mansions, S.W.6', which was also Redway's residence. It seems likely that the business was a joint-venture between Redway and at least one other former army officer. The present item is 40pp., small 4to. Stapled in brown printed wraps. In fair condition, lightly aged, on worn and creased wraps.
12mo, [viii] + 210 pp, together with four unpaginated pages before p. 79 and two unpaginated pages before p. 165. With fold-out list of Knights of the Garter. Includes a "Catalogue of the Nobility of Ireland". On aged paper, in worn eighteenth-century binding, modern rebacking. Ownership inscription, at head of p.1, 'Mary Standish of Standish - Her Book' (suggesting a relationship with Myles Standish, pioneer American); and a couple of ownership initials on title-page.
12 pp., 8vo. Modern marbled bds. In good condition, lightly aged and worn. This interesting item is of significance to Ruskin scholars, containing a whole page describing 24 drawings and engravings by him, as well as a number of interesting books from the library of a close associate. The item was previously bound by Rossetti in a volume with two, unrelated, others. It then passed into the collection of the art historian Rose Sketchley, whose sister C. J. Sketchley presented it to Fulham Public Libraries in 1949. It is scarce: no copy has been traced on either OCLC WorldCat or COPAC.
The full title reads: 'Catalogue of the Well-known Collection of Relics of Samuel Pepys | The Property of the late John Pepys Cockerell | (Sold by Order of his Widow) | comprising Samuel Pepys' superb silver-gilt Porringer and Salver, King James II's Gaming-Table and Pieces, Portraits by Sir Godfrey Kneller of Pepys and his Circle, and of James II, Books from Pepys' Library, including a Nautical Almanack on vellum, c.
2pp., 4to. Bifolium. In fair condition, lightly aged and worn. The recipient (who dockets the reverse of the second leaf) is not named. He has received the letter in which the recipient, as Chairman, has requested him 'in pursuance of the 8th Resolution agreed to at that Meeting, to accept the office of Vice-President'.
1p., 12mo. In good condition, lightly aged. The recipient is not named. He has sincere pleasure in enclosing the certificate (not present) awarded to the recipient's son, whom he is sorry to lose as a pupil. 'I trust this will, with God's blessing, be but the prelude to an honourable and useful Career. My kind wishes will follow your boy through life, and to yourself also I heartily wish happiness in your new home.' Humphreys is described in the School history as 'a Classical scholar of doubtful repute'.
4pp., 16mo. In good condition, lightly aged and worn. Achurch's entry in the Oxford DNB explains the context: 'In 1889, when she was still only twenty-three, she undertook the management of the Novelty Theatre, London, where on 7 June she appeared as Nora in the first English production of Ibsen's A Doll's House.
120 pages (unpaginated), 12mo. Stitched without covers. In fair condition: worn (particularly the first two leaves) and aged. A marvellous collection, described in a carefully printed and compiled catalogue of 901 lots. A two-page 'Prefatory Note' has a long quotation from one of Meynell's catalogues, beginning: 'My books must at my death be turned to account.
15pp., folio. Stapled. In light-green printed wraps. With black and white photographic frontispiece illustration of 'West Dereham Abbey'; and coloured 50 x 76 cm. fold-out 'Plan of Estates at West Dereham, Norfolk, for Sale by Auction by Salter, Simpson & Sons in comnjunction with Messrs. Bidwell 1894', by 'Alger & Son, Litho. Diss'. Aged, worn and creased, with rusted staples, and map with closed tear and fraying to its outer edge. Containing descriptions of the twenty-five lots into which the estate is divided for the purposes of the sale ('The Estate, containing 1170a. 2r.
Rev. Charles Harington [sic] was grandson of Sir John Edward Harington (1760-1831) of Ridlington, 8th Baronet, and the item is from the Harington papers. The full title reads: 'The Rectory, Stoke Lacy | Catalogue of the Valuable and Modern Furniture | Including Iron Bedsteads, Blankets and Quilts, Chests of Drawers, Mahogany and Painted Wardrobes, Dairy & Kitchen Requisites, Bacon, Whitechapel Trap, Saddles, Casks, Hurdles, & numerous Effects,| To be sold by Auction, by Oakley & Son | On Thursday, 24th.
Garboldisham was designed by George Gilbert Scott junior and completed in 1873. It was demolished in the mid-1950s. The following is from William White's History, Gazetteer and Directory of Norfolk, 1883: 'Cecil Thomas Molyneux Montgomerie, Esq., D.L., J.P., lord of the manors of Pakenham-in-Garboldisham, and Uphall-in-Garboldisham, is principal landowner. He resides at Garboldisham manor house, which occupies the site of a much smaller residence, and was completed in 1873 from the designs of Sir G. Gilbert Scott, F.S.A.
24pp., 12mo. Paginated 1-24. Disbound printed item. In fair condition, on aged and spotted paper. Drophead title, followed by: 'This Catalogue consists of three parts. In the first part is given a list of our early printed books in chronological order; in the second, a typographical index, showing at what presses the works were produced; in the third, an alphabetical index of the authors' names.' Originally published in the first issue of the Downside Review, July 1880, pp.72-90. This offprint is scarce: the only copy on OCLC WorldCat at Cambridge, whose catalogue dates it to 1880.
18pp., 8vo. Disbound. In fair condition, on aged and brittle paper. 404 items in double column. First page headed 'IX. LXXX. XVII.' An interesting collection of Americana. First entry: 'ABBOT, LIEUT. JOEL. Naval Court Martial. Scandalous Conduct. Printed from Official Record on file in Navy Department. 8vo, pp. 152. Washington, 1822. 75 [cents] | Another, Reported by F. W. Waldo, to which is added an Appendix, containing Sundry Documents in Relation to Management of Affairs on Boston Station. 8vo, pp. 237, boards, uncut. Boston, 1822. 1 00 [i.e. one dollar]'. Last entry: 'ZANE, SARAH.
A quarto volume, with lithographic title, three pages of letterpress, and twenty numbered lithographic plates. Title and plates in black and white. In grey printed wraps, with the cover duplicating the title, and with terms of sale on the back cover. In fair condition, lightly aged and worn, with central vertical fold, and wraps worn and chipped with sunning and closed tears. The title is enclosed in an ornate decorative border representing Indian carving, and including four elephants with their mahouts.
[2] + 28 + [2]pp., 12mo. Unbound sewn pamphlet. In good condition, lightly aged. A crisply and attractively printed item, with a businesslike listing of mostly recent compositions, in four categories: 'Offerte' (from 'DI CASTELBARCO Conte Cesare' to 'SCHMID Antonio'), 'Doni', 'In Adempimento delle Prescrizioni Statutarie' (from 'BARATTINI Luigi' to 'RIVALTA Giuseppe') and 'Acquisti'. The only copy on OCLC WorldCat at the Bibliothèque nationale de France.
Victoria County History, Cambridgeshire, Volume 10, describes how, on the death in 1812 of Admiral Sir Charles Cotton, Landwade Manor 'passed to his son Sir St. Vincent Cotton who came of age in 1822. In 1850 he sold Landwade to Alexander Cotton, probably his younger brother (b. 1804).
6pp., folio. On two bifoliums held together with pink ribbon. Folded into a packet and docketed. 56 books are listed, with author's names and dates of publication, and details of presentations and inscriptions, such as 'B P Stuart - Charlotte Stuart - The Gift of Robt. Harington' and 'Memo in Rob Harington's Handwriting'. Includes works in English, French and Italian, the earliest being Wright's 'Rutland', 1684 ('B P. Stuart of T. | Marianne Harrington [sic] 1834') and the latest O. M. Mitchell's 'Orbs of Heaven', 1853 ('R Harington'). From the Harington family papers.
Pages: vii + 180. Good, on aged paper. Vignette engraving by Lee of Benjamin Franklin on title-page. With stamps of the Mercantile Library, Philadelphia. In modern brown cloth binding, with new endpapers. Subtitled 'With especial reference to works of interest to Great Britain. With the prices at which they may be obtained in London.' No other copy traced.
71pp., 8vo. Stapled in orange printed wraps. Divided into three sections: 'The catalogue arranged under authors', 48pp.; 'Lists of series', 14pp.; and 'Index to titles', 9pp. An interesting range of authors and topics (at the time Anthony Powell was the firm's literary editor), from Harold Acton's 'Aquarium' and 'An Indian Ass' to Karl Mantzius's 'A History of Theatrical Art in Ancient and Modern Times'.
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