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We at Willowdale Veterinary Center are dedicated to providing the highest quality pet health care to our patients and their families by combining a modern well-equipped veterinary facility and compassionate professional staff with the old-fashioned idea of service and dependability.
Willowdale demonstrates its commitment to quality care by its continued membership and accreditation by the American Animal Hospital Association. As a member of AAHA since 1988, we at the Willowdale Veterinary Center are dedicated to providing excellence in small animal care. Our hospital is evaluated regularly by AAHA to ensure that we meet or exceed their association's high quality standards of excellence. These standards cover nearly every aspect of our hospital including surgery, pharmacy, laboratory, exam facilities, pet health records, cleanliness, emergency services, dental and nursing care, diagnostic imaging and anesthesiology. Fewer than 15% of animal hospitals in North American are accredited by AAHA, which is recognized around the world as the benchmark for quality care in veterinary medicine.
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Dr. Jean OtteVeterinarian
Greetings/Aloha! I'm Dr. Jean Otte. I own Willowdale Veterinary Center and practice small animal medicine here. I love my job so I'm here most of the time! I enjoy riding and showing my paint horses, baseball (I sponsor the Jacksonville Indians) and my two almost grown sons (1 Seminole and 1 Gator). I grew up on a farm in Iowa and have veterinary experience with racing Greyhound dogs and racing Thoroughbred horses. Stop in! I'd love to meet you! Show More
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Dr. Nicole Spicer is a Florida native and became a member of the Willowdale Veterinary Center family in 2005. She completed her bachelor's degree in animal science at the University of Florida and graduated from the University Of Florida College Of Veterinary Medicine in 2003. Go Gators! Her professional interests include medicine and dermatology, with a particular interest in feline medicine. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, especially in the Caribbean, scuba diving and photography. Show More


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Last May, Athletic Director Keith Tribble announced his plans for a 10-year, $70 Million expansion in athletics facilities. The Track and Soccer complex was identified as one of the top priorities for upgrades, and construction is now underway on the first phase of expansion. According to the athletics department:
The new stadium will contain a press box and public restroom building and will be clad with a red brick and stucco facade. When completed, the UCF Track and Soccer Complex will have a seating capacity of over 2,000.
According to the school, $972,000 will be spent on this first phase of upgrades. The second phase, a 7500-SF clubhouse with locker rooms, meeting space, and training rooms, is still in the works.
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- October 1, 2009, 6:17 AM
For those who must travel to Afghanistan, handling company Sonic Jet is providing services at most of the country's airports. These include arrangement of charters, passenger and cargo handling, flight plan filing and coordination, ground transportation, hotel reservations, fuel at "competitive" prices, overflight and landing permits and catering. Sonic Jet's Afghanistan headquarters is at Kabul Airport, and the company also has offices in Mazar, Herat and Kandahar, with headquarters at the Sharjah Airport free zone in the United Arab Emirates.


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Author | Nitin Pandey | Tuesday, Oct 26,2010 8:42 AM
Hindi newspaper market in Delhi-NCR is heating up with the back to back fresh launches. Now Big Broadcasting & Multimedia Corporation Ltd, a 360 degree media company, has launched a Hindi daily newspaper Swabhiman Times. Initially, the newspaper will target East Delhi, Noida and Ghaziabad markets. The newspaper, which is in predominantly coloured format with 12+4 pages, is priced at Rs 2. The Editor-in-Chief and COO of the newspaper is Ajay Kumar.
Group has already established 16 centers in entire Delhi for the circulation of the newspaper and focusing on building up a robust readership base in the capital. Soon, newspaper will be launched in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan markets also. Speaking on the content strategy of the newspaper Kumar said, "We will be covering all the relevant issues in our newspaper targeting common people of India. We are coming up with all-innovative design, colour and content that will attract more readers. It is first time in Hindi newspaper domain that we have introduced a new in-design software for the better layout of the newspaper."
Banwarilal Kushwaha, Chairman, Swabhiman Times, commented, "We are reading the market before expanding further. We will be fighting direct with some of the big newspapers in the Delhi market."
Presently, group has refused to reveal the exact number of the initial print-run of the newspaper. Initially, newspaper is relying on subscription revenue. However soon with the ABC and RNI circulation numbers, newspaper will target all local, national and government advertisements.
Meanwhile, the group is soon going to launch a Hindi TV News channel and a monthly infotainment magazine called 'Power Plug'. Newspaper will foray into the digital domain also with its e-paper soon. Big Broadcasting & Multimedia Corporation Ltd is active in 360 degree media business and brings out a Hindi daily newspaper and an English news magazine. Apart from this, it runs public relations, events management, promotion, direct marketing, outdoor advertising and digital media businesses too.
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|The 4.1kg nugget, which is worth more than $250,000, has been named 'Friday's Joy'. (The Image courtesy of Minelab.)
In Victoria's so-called Golden Triangle, a lucky prospector has discovered a 145-ounce nugget, named Friday's Joy, that could be worth a quarter of a million dollars.
The owner of the nugget, who has chosen to remain anonymous, has spent the past 10 years searching for gold and coins on his weekends.
"I thought it was rubbish at first, maybe an old horseshoe," he said.
"About 12 inches below the ground, I could just barely make out the top of something. As I began to scrape away the clay and dig deeper, I really couldn't believe my eyes."
"I was in total disbelief as I didn't think nuggets of this size were still around."
At first, the prospector had trouble deciding what to do with his $250,000 find, which was made with a Minelab detector.
"It's like catching a big fish and not knowing what to do with it!" he said.
The nugget is currently secured in a bank vault and will be auctioned off.
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In the 1890s, the Australian population of 437,655 doubled, stimulated by the growing gold rush.
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Race abandonment gives Quantum Racing MedCup win
by Audi MedCup media on 27 Jul 2008
Quantum Racing (16) and Matador (06) during Race 8 of the AUDI Medcup 14th Breitling Regatta in Puerto Portals Ian Roman/Audi MedCup ©
Just as they did in Cagliari earlier this month when they won the Audi Region of Sardinia Trophy, Quantum Racing proved the dominant force in Peurto Portals, Mallorca when they added the 14th Breitling Regatta trophy, winning this fourth regatta of the Audi MedCup Circuit 2008.
Terry Hutchinson (USA) and the crew became the first team since 2006 to win back-to-back MedCup regattas when the AP over A flags were finally hoisted this afternoon.
A breeze which was just too light and too unsettled across the race area to allow any competition before the 1600hrs time limit meant Quantum Racing (USA) returned to the dock victorious, winning by 14 points over Alberto Roemmers' second placed Matador (ARG).
Just as it was the 2007 build Matador's first podium result of the season so third place here for Jochen Schuemann (GER) and the crew of Platoon Powered by Team Germany, was, like Matador's also their best regatta yet this season.
Quantum Racing arrived in Mallorca with a lead of 6.2 points on the overall Audi MedCup Circuit 2008 standings, and leave the chic, compact marina town having built a cushion of 30 points.
Moving up to second place in the overall standings are the reigning 2007 MedCup Champions Artemis (SWE). Torbjorn Tornqvist's team which has John Kostecki (USA) calling tactics finished fourth here in Portals.
Consistent Quantum Racing underpinned their winning performance at the 14th Breitling Regatta when they won both sections of the 34 mile coastal race across the Bay of Palma on Thursday, winning one race yesterday and counting five second places from the nine races.
Early in the regatta, the 2006 champions Mean Machine looked like they had bounced back from a maximum points coastal race disqualification in Marseille and were making ready to give Terry Hutchinson and the Quantum Racing Team a run to the finish of the season, but a disastrous Coastal Race when they collected 29 points from a maximum of 30, and then compounded their dismay by adding another 14th on Friday's first race, leaves Peter de Ridder (NED) and his team with a mountain to climb.
But their travails serve as a salutary reminder of just how competitive this Audi MedCup Circuit fleet is, and the standard simply gets higher with each event.
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Final Results - 14th Breitling Regatta, Puerto Portals, after nine races
1. Quantum Racing USA (11,2,2,8,2,2,1,1,2,1, 32)
2. Matador ARG (3,1,3, 9, 7, 1,9,9,1,3, 46)
3. Platoon powered by Team Germany GER (7,4,6,7,6,6,2,2,7,5, 52)
4. Artemis SWE (4,11,5,5,10,3,3,3,8,2, 54)
5. Mean Machine MON (1,5,1, 2,1,7,15,14,14,6, 66)
6. Mutua Madrileña ESP (2,12,8, 4,5,5,7,5,10,10, 68)
7. Bribón ESP (5,10,4,1,11,12,12,6,9,4, 74)
8. Audi Q8 ITA (15,7,15,3,8,4,13,10,3,13, 91)
9. Rusal Synergy RUS (12,3,13,13,14,9,5,4,12,7, 92)
10. El Desafio ESP (14,13,14,6,3,14,6,11,4,9, 94)
Audi MedCup Circuit 2008 - Standings after 34 races in Alicante, Marseille, Cagliari and Mallorca
1. Quantum Racing USA 161
2. Artemis SWE 191
3. Bribón ESP 209,2
4. Mean Machine MON 224
5. Matador ARG 238
6. Platoon by Team Germany GER 242
7. Mutua Madrileña ESP 268,4
8. El Desafío ESP 301
9. CxG Corporación Caixa Galicia ESP 328,6
10. Audi Q8 ITA 357
Results: http://2008.medcup.org/results/venue.php?trophy=4
Blog of the day: Paolo Bottari (ITA), bowman Mutua Madrileña http://2008.medcup.org/blog/
Racing for the 2008 Audi MedCup Circuit will continue in Carthargena, Spain (25 - 30 August), before closing the season in Portimao, Portugal (15 - 20 September).
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So I met this guy and we hit off we have been together for about a month and just yesterday he said I'm needy. I see him all the time most of the time he will text or call and ask me to come over, so I do and when I get there I will say hi and he will kiss me some times but other times he just ignores me so eventually I will try to get his attention. Am I being needy if I want some love from him some times? If so how can I not be needy?!? Please help!
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How often do you call him? How often do you need him to do things for you?. I think the best way to "not be needy" is to know how to stand on your own two feet.There's a difference between wanting and needing. Be independant and do things for yourself as often as you can I guess. I guess "needy" reffers to someone who depends on others to provide something for them, Whether its love, comfort, a lift somewhere or food on the table. Maybe he thinks you depends on him too much some something?, Of course the best way to clear it up is to talk to him =].00|00|0
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I always find them looking at me.
At first I thought it's probably just me. Especially since the female professors if anything seem to avoid me.
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Now that I find myself newly single at fifty, and just last night had a particularly wistful dream about James Franco (hey, aim high in your dream life says I!) it occurs to me that sooner or later I am going to have to start dating again. If the mere sight of that word sends a shiver down your spine, you are not alone, whether you are alone or not. Dating is so scary nowadays, most people have turned the selection process over to computer programs and conduct much of their initial acquaintance through communication means that do not require being anywhere near their prospective mate. First HIV made us afraid to touch each other, now we can't even be in a room together. When did courtship become such a hands-off affair?
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It will come as no big surprise that I am more about falling in love than falling in line when it comes to current dating trends. I like my love the way I like the pizza slice you crave when you have a hangover – hot, messy, indescribably delicious and if you don't feel simultaneously pleased and just a little disgusted with yourself there's something wrong. Before my last relationship I made the rounds of online dating sites. There were a lot of men lurking behind their profiles perfectly content never to emerge in person. I understand a certain degree of caution in "taking it to the next level" of meeting face to face, but there really is no better way to know whether you will actually get along with each other. Some things that work on paper – or screens – do not work in person. After all, if you end up living with this person, you will sooner or later have to have a conversation or sit next to each other. If you are only good together as pen pals or text buddies, so you should remain.
Falling in Love
Of course, my "jump into the deep end of the pool to learn to swim" approach may make short work of a bad match, but, much like the metaphoric jump, can lead to a physical and emotional distress that feels like a near-death experience until you arrive at the other side, grab something that holds you up, and get out of the pool to catch your breath and then try again. Between the jumping and the arriving there may be a lot of drama, but all in all, it is a lot better than staring longingly into the water. And after a few tries, the drama decreases, and you can actually enjoy yourself a little before the sensation of drowning resumes.
On the Edge of Glory
So the question is, now that I have almost drowned countless times – promise to end this swimming metaphor soon - why would I want to have anything to do with this goddamned pool again? In real life, and in metaphor, I am what is known as a poor swimmer. I get where I need to go, but it is rarely smooth, definitely not pretty, and never lasts very long. And yet, in life and in metaphor, I love the water. I love being in love. The scariness is part of the thrill you can only get in a high risk activity, and all you can break is your heart, which, I can attest, heals faster than a broken bone.
Goodbye, Little P
As most of you know, in a week I am moving house. As I have not lived without some sort of companion animal for the past three decades, and will be saying goodbye to Little P, my feline friend of four years, along with her human father, one of my first acts as a newly installed single woman will be to go to the animal shelter and adopt a new kitty. I have already visited the Rutland County Humane Society once and the next time I visit I intend not to leave alone. While I was there I fell in love - more than once. There is at least one cat still there (I check the online listings regularly), thoughts of whom are almost as wistful as my dream of James Franco, if not more. I look at his photograph and a range of emotions rise up in me and my chest literally feels heavy and tight. I think – could I be looking at a living being who will be part of my life for the next dozen years? Is this the face that will be the first I wake up to every day and the last I see when I go to bed at night? Will he be everything he seemed to be or will he turn out to be an asshole? Strangely, for so many animal lovers, with our animal relationships we feel we can't just break up at the first sign of trouble and move on. We are far more likely to dissolve a human relationship than give up on an animal. With cats you have to get it right, or make it right. Fortunately, they are way smarter than we are choosing their humans.
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So it seems my first dating experience, from online acquaintance, to in person meeting, to that leap of faith that allows another being to be part of my life, will be with a cat. Which seems fitting, as the longest cohabiting relationship I have ever had was 14 years, with my cat Marlowe, who proved to be all the wonderful things he seemed to be, was my best friend in good times and bad, and was also a bit of an asshole. But once I have my new feline friend by my side, I will take a deep breath and return to my quest for human companionship. He will make my heart feel a little heavy and tight just thinking about him. His kisses will be indescribably delicious. And of course, he must love cats.


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Low in fat, high in fibre, we love baked beans. Russ buttered his toast and sprinkled cheese on his beans, I chose to go naked.
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YUM! I had some baked beans leftover from a party last weekend and so this recipe was PERFECT. I totally reinvented the leftovers - love it! My step mom is leaving town tomorrow and I'm going to give these to my dad for his dinner the next couple of days. . .gonna get some major brownie points for this, as he is a huge fan of beans. Thanks so much for sharing, Jan!
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- 2 teaspoons butter (I actually used light Logicol)
- 1 small onion, finely diced
- 1 garlic clove, crushed
- 1 medium tomatoes, diced smallish
- 50 g lean leg ham, diced
- 1 (425 g) canbaked beans in tomatoes
- 3 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
- 1⁄2 teaspoon hot made mustard
- Tabasco sauce (I estimate I used 1/2 teaspoon)
- fresh ground black pepper
- 4 slices bread, toasted
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I want to place some fondant stars on wire and have them coming out of my cake. I have no idea what to use to place them into the cake. I saw on Wilton that you can use "flower spikes?" I cannot find these anywhere. What do you use? Any Ideas?
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I use coffee stirrers. Just slide them into the cake, then slide in your wire. Works beautifully!
Have you asked you local florist if they have any? Otherwise I cant help. But here is a bump!
i heard suggest using those plastic coffee stirsticks or really thin straws (to help give it stability) but i've done some in the past and put them directly in the cake. (mayself after reading about the straw, that's what i would do) hope that helps
you can put them into coffee stirrers or small/thin drinking straws or you can dip the wires in candy melts and then stick into the cake.
Some people put the wire directly into the cake but I don't think it is considered food safe.
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wow, I love the idea of the coffee stirrers. When I used just wire, they spun all around
They do have a tendency to move around if you do not put something else in there to make them more stable. Coffee stirrers would like a great idea. I usually keep those cheep straws from the dollar store around for it too.
I just had this question a couple of weeks ago. I used coffee stirrers in the cake and it worked great! I put a little dab of extra thick BC where they went in and they survived a car ride to the party spot!
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text: Manoj Srivastava wrote: >>>"Oliver" == Oliver Elphick <firstname.lastname@example.com> writes: ... > I think you misunderstand the argument. The license that is > being used does give users of the binaries (if any binaries are > distributed) the right to modify everything that is needed to create > the binary -- and this includes the interface definition files > (headers) from QT. The kde licence cannot give any such right, because kde are not the authors of Qt. kde don't claim any such right, no-one imagines they either claim or have it. This is really not sensible! > > That violates Troll licence, really, for QT; this is teh > reason we may not distribute KDE binaries. > > Oliver> The GPL (applied by kde) can only apply to kde's own code, > Oliver> not to anyone else's. If it is necessary to link some > Oliver> non-free software, in the knowledge of kde (which is the > Oliver> case), they must necessarily have given consent to do this by > Oliver> the very fact of releasing their software and inviting the > Oliver> world to use it. In addition, one of their developers has > Oliver> specifically given consent on this mailing list. > > Umm, this is streatching it. The right to modify QT headers is > not theirs to give; a pure GPL implies it for binaries; we, if we > distribute the binaries, are equally at fault. But it is evident to (almost) everybody that this is not pure GPL. Either kde regard Qt as part of the normal distribution, or they implicitly waive this particular requirement of the GPL. Whichever is the case, their actual position, and therefore the terms of the actual licence, are crystal clear. [Written licences are there to help, but they are not definitive. Oral statements and behaviour are equally valid, provided that they can be proved.] > > Why can't all this implied knowledge be written down, up > front, by the KDE folks? Consent on the mailing list is not as good > as written consent in the package/license it self (I do not want to > argue, in court, whether the person sending an informal mail message > actually represented the developers, or not). How would you prove it came from the developers? What sane court would entertain this case for half a minute? > Oliver> People keep losing sight of the fact that the licence is > Oliver> applied by the authors of the software. It gives the right > Oliver> to use the software under the conditions stated. The licence > Oliver> is not a contract; it is completely one-sided. It cannot be > Oliver> enforced against a supplier by a recipient, because it is NOT > Oliver> a contract. It can only be enforced by the software authors. > > We can only distribute the binaries if we meet the terms of > the license. One of the terms of the license is that modifications of > *all* the source code is permitted. with the [implied] proviso that it does not apply to Qt. > If that violates the Troll > license, then our distribution of the binaries is illegal. given the proviso, it doesn't > > We do not know if the authors shall never sue us, for indeed, > if they were so committed, they would have amended the license. I think they are totally unable to understand what you are going on about. > > Oliver> The purpose of the GPL is to enable software authors to keep > Oliver> their software free. It contaminates any derivative works, > Oliver> so that they in turn have to be under the GPL. However, it > Oliver> cannot work backwards, otherwise Motif would now be GPL'd > Oliver> too! > > Motif, on Solaris and other Unices, is deemed system software, > that is, it is exected to be on the system as shipped. In which case, > you can link GPLed software. You are right, though, I do not think we > can supply Motif linked software, since Motif is not shipped with > Linux. Again, any packages built with Motif can be shipped, unless they are derived from GPL'd software whose authors refuse permission for it to be linked with Motif. This is because of the implied term in the author's licence (GPL with implied modifications) that it is OK to do so. > > Oliver> This is where the frustration comes in - people do not seem > Oliver> able to understand that the licence, whether GPL or > Oliver> otherwise, is wholly under the control of the authors. > > Oh, absolutely: they have the rights; and seems to me those > rights prevent us from distributing binaries, since we, the > distrivbutors, have to follow the license. But we follow the real licence, not the one that you insist on; any author who really meant what you try to make them mean would need to be committed to an asylum! > > Oliver> It can be varied or withdrawn at any time. This is inherent > Oliver> in the authors' rights under the Berne Convention. I think > Oliver> that the convention might well allow an author to withdraw > Oliver> software from free use, even if it had previously been put > Oliver> under GPL. 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After spreading its wings in the North Indian markets, weekly Hindi newspaper Chauthi Dunia has recently entered Maharashtra. Headquartered in Vidarbha, the paper hit the newsstands with 11,000 copies. The weekly paper is priced at Rs 5 pan India.
It may be recalled that the newspaper had launched its Uttar Pradesh/ Uttarakhand editions in November 2010. When asked about the thought process behind foraying into the Maharashtra market, Santosh Bhartiya, Editor-in-Chief, Chauthi Dunia, said, "Maharashtra has many Hindi dominated areas and we found growing demand for a weekly newspaper there. Chauthi Dunia is an issue based newspaper and we would like to raise pertinent issues of the state."
He further said that the newspaper would have local news pages dedicated to every edition. The newspaper is targeting local as well as national advertisers in the state. Interestingly, the newspaper has not yet introduced any campaign to support the launch.
On the feedbacks Chauthi Dunia was getting for the recently launched UP editions, Bhartiya said, "The feedbacks we have got are positive. We have seen growing demand in the state."
Bhartiya, however, did not disclose the next destination of the newspaper, but did say that demand for a weekly Hindi newspaper was high in Rajasthan, among other areas.
Chauthi Dunia had launched its Bihar and Jharkhand editions nearly one and a half years back. Also, in May 2010, the paper had launched its Urdu edition in the country.
As is known, Chauthi Dunia was revived after a gap of 17 years in 2009. The Sunday paper, which had closed down in 1992 after a six-year run, had made a comeback in its new avatar in March 2009.
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Fraser Thomson to Blodwen Davies, May 19, 1930
Dear Ms. Davies:-
Received your letter May 17th – inviting material regarding my brother Tom's sojourn in Seattle. Will endeavor to give you as much data as I can remember although a long time has elapsed since his leaving the Pacific Coast. When Tom first came to Seattle in 1901, he attended my oldest brother George's Business School called the Acme Business College.
George Thomson and F.R. McLaren were associate proprietors of the school for a period of seventeen years when they sold out. F.R. McLaren securing a responsible position with the Engineering Depatment of the City of Seattle while my brother George went East to New York City to study art attending the Art Student's League for over one year.
I do not remember how long Tom attended the school – may be six months or so. He was very clever with pen and ink and secured a position with Maring and Ladd (later Maring and Blake successors Photo Engravers) as artist. It was not long before he could do the work of experienced artists. Instead of his doing the work according to the instructions given by Mr. Maring he would invariably work out the design to suit his own ideas which would make Mr. Maring angry. During his stay with this concern there was not a single instance when a customer refused to accept his work.
One time when in the office when Tom was at work he was trying out a new pen making a sketch of a ladies head, taking about 3 short minutes to complete it, then tossed it into the waste basket. I picked it out of the basket and had it framed and still have it. Tom at the time was rooming and boarding with C.C. Maring proprietor with Mr. Blake of the Engraving House.
One day Tom was sent over to the Seattle Engraving Co. Maring and Blake's strongest competitor. While there waiting to see Mr. Adams he made a pencil sketch on the counter. Mr. Adams when he saw it asked Tom how much money he was getting when told said that he would give $1000 per week more if he would go to work for him. Tom accepted and went to work at once, but kept on boarding and rooming at Mr. Marings house – void of any kind of fear.
Tom was always neatly attired in the best of clothes. He was a good tenor singer and would sing for hours but did not talk very much. He appeared to be in the best of spirits and always smilingly happy.
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The paintings that I have by Tom were forwarded to the coast thru my sister Mrs. T. J. Harkness of Owen Sound. Have asked my brother to write up what he can remember of his association with Tom while in Seattle and will forward it to you. I believe that if you were to correspond with Mr. and Mrs. Shaw of ----? You would no doubt get some valuable information. Tom used to room with these people.
Following is a list of Tom's paintings in my possession: first "The Ragged Oaks", about 8 x 10" a cobalt blue sky with two ragged oak trees. A little off centre with two patches of foliage in glowing dabs of colour, wild foreground in green, brown, simple mauve, blue and yellow a real painting. Second: The Fish, an 8'x10' …..Third: do not know the name but it shows a fire burning in the foreground…..Fourth: Autumn Scene..
I have two pen sketches one crayon all ladies heads and a picture of four young men sitting on a bench with their feet crossed over each other done with India ink, water and brush a very comical mixture of expressions. Tom was very fond of the water and a canoe and was a good mandolin player.
If there are any items not clear to you kindly advise me and will try to help your all I can with my truly meager assistance.
By letting me know when your book is published you will confer a favour upon,
Yours very truly,
F. [Fraser] Thomson
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