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Close to the Bone, by Betty Andrews (1984)
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Plowing the Wind, by Betty Andrews (1985)
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Mirror, by Guillaume Apollinaire (1986)
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Walking, by Henry David Thoreau (1988)
Articles and essays on Thoreau, budget and finances, correspondence, lecture, reviews, copy and transcript of original 'Walking' manuscript, research materials, audiotape by Lawrence Willson [moved to a/v section]
Announcement, broadside, design, typesetting, uncorrected galley proofs, photographs, presswork, finances, three audiotapes of CC reading text for proofing [moved to a/v section], models, binding components
Imaginary Burden, by Michael Hannon
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Family Album, by Betty Andrews (1991)
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Color Photographs
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El Sol de Abajo, by José Montoya (1992)
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The Real World of Manuel Córdova, by W. S. Merwin (1995)
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Carolee Campbell Workshops
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Orange County Weekends, 1987-1988
Idyllwild School for Music and the Arts (ISOMATA), Aug. 21-26, 1988
The Woman's Building, Jan-Feb. 1989
ISOMATA, Aug-Sept. 1989
UCSB Book Arts Workshop - guest lecturer, 1989, 1990
ISOMATA, July 22-27, 1990
Otis/Parsons School of Art & Design, Fall 1991-Fall 1994
CC's handouts: essays and binding instructions
Correspondence with Individuals
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Bringhurst, Robert, 1993-1996
Bromer, Anne, 1989-1993
Califia Books - Edwina Leggett, 1988-1996
Corbin, Harold, 1987-1996
Dahl (Hannon), Nancy, 1987-1991
Fine Arts Press at USC - Gerald Lange, 1991-1992
Flanagan, Daniel, 1986-1996
Floating Island Publications - Michael Sykes, 1988-1995
Granary Books - Steve Clay, 1989-1996
Hannon, Michael, and Nancy Dahl, 1986-1996
Hungary, re Budapest trip, 1990-1991
The Ives Street Press - Barbara Cash, 1984-1995
The Janus Press - Claire Van Vliet, 1985-1996
McDermott, Louise - Books on Italy, 1989-1996
Paradise Press, 1987-1996
Price, Robin, 1990-1996
Purgatory Pie Press
Sleight, Ken - Pack Creek Ranch
Theodore Press / Sarah Books - Michael Alpert, 1989-1995
Turkey Press - Harry and Sandra Reese, 1984-1996
Two Hands Press - Kitty Maryatt, 1988-1996
UCLA Special Collections - James Davis, 1991
The Witkin Gallery - Evelyne Daitz, 1987-1996
The Women of Letters, 1988-1996
Gift Manuscripts
Hannon, Michael - poems and correspondence
Andrews, Betty - poems, possible future projects, published writing
The Alliance for Contemporary Book Arts (ACBA) - treasurer/secretary, 1988-1996; minutes, calendars
Rounce and Coffin Club - correspondence and ephemera, 1995-1996
The Typophiles, Inc. - correspondence and ephemera, 1985-1996
The Alliance for Contemporary Book Arts Journal, edited by Carolee Campbell
Journal copy - AbraCadaBrA, no. 8 (Spring 1994)
Proof copies for editing
Early editorial decisions and correspondence
Front and back matter, columns, letters to the editor
Carolee Campbell Introduction
Alpert, Michael - essay and correspondence
Davids, Betsy - essay and correspondence
Gallo, Philip - essay and correspondence
Kelm, Daniel - essay and correspondence
Lange, Gerald - essay
Van Vliet, Claire - essay and correspondence
Miscellaneous Correspondence 1984-1996
Small Projects
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UCSB Book Arts printing classes - first printing projects, 1984
"Courting Sorrow," by Carolee Campbell - chapbook, 1984
"Flip Book," for Claire Van Vliet, 1985
"Winter Solstice," by Michael Hannon - broadside, 1986
Linda Baca / Ron Ulstad wedding announcement, 1987
"The Basilisk" - keepsake for Charlene Garry, Basilisk Press, 1987
"November Day at McClure's," by Robert Bly - broadside, 1987
"The Imitation of Christ," by Michael Hannon - broadside, 1987
Margaret Lecky's 80th birthday invitation, 1987
The Platypus Portfolio, 1987
UCSB Senior Exhibition announcement, 1987
"Waiting Snow: Connecticut," by Harold Corbin - keepsake, 1988
Margaret Lecky Memorial keepsake, 1988
"Precautions," by Eugenio Montale - Ninja Press business card, 1988
John Muir quote - broadside, 1988
Poetry readings at Ninja Press announcement, 1988
"Greece," a portfolio of platinum photographs by Dana Strout - front matter, 1988
"Adam Clark Vroman," a boxed set for Southwest Museum - front and back matter, 1988
"The Poet at Fifty," by Michael Hannon - keepsake, 1989
"The Platypus Portfolio II" - front matter and announcement, 1989
"The Sound of One," a portfolio of silver photographs by Charlotte Watts - accompanying book of front matter, essay, and back matter, 1989
Craig Klyver / Cheryl Barton wedding announcement, 1990
"Twin Double-Barrel Shogun," by José Montoya - broadside, 1990
"--- and thus the angels fly ---," by G. K. Chesterton - keepsake, 1990
Hector Elizondo calling card, 1990
"The Boteman Strayt," by Edmund Spencer - broadside, 1991
"High Mesa Land," by Betty Andrews - broadside, 1991
Georgia Freedman-Harvey new home announcement, 1991
"A Happy Dog Is," by José Montoya - broadside, 1991
Seven Eggs - broadside, 1991
"Ninja Press Books in Print" - catalogue, 1992
"A Love Medicine," by Louise Erdrich - chap book, 1992-1994
"Perfect," by Michael Hannon - keepsake, 1992
Ninja Press Exhibition announcement at Arundel Antiquarian Books - broadside, 1992
"Two Poems," by Betty Andrews - chap book; correspondence, 1994
"Picnics & The Subject of Desire," by Anita Wilkins - chap book, 1996
Miscellany - business cards, book title labels
Published Essays
"Thoughts on Ward Ritchie," for exhibition catalogue, 1991
"An Argument for Lying Fallow" for AbraCadaBrA, the journal for The Alliance for Contemporary Book Arts, 1993
"Peter Koch, Printer," for The Book Club of California Newsletter, 1994 - 2 audiotapes - interview with Peter Koch for Book Club of California Newsletter essay, 1994 [moved to a/v section]
Manuscripts Submitted
"Poems," Gordon Orville Bain
"Theory of Rain" and "Stride," Lindsay Hill
"A Field Survey," Margaret Kaufman
Essays, Fa Poonvoralak
"You're Real, Aren't You?" Brooks Roddan
"Nine Muses," John Ridland - incl. correspondence
"Butterfly Effect," Mary Staton
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Master list of exhibitions, 1969-1996
Western Books Exhibition (traveling two years), 1986-1987
National Collegiate Book Arts Exhibition (traveling two years), 1986-1987
"Undercover" - Fresno Arts Center, CA, 1987
"Bookworks: Art from the Page" - Salem Art Association, Oregon, 1987
"Against the Grain" - College of Creative Studies Art Gallery, UCSB, 1987
Western Books Exhibition (traveling two years), 1987-1988
"Books without Bounds" - Irvine Fine Arts Center, CA, 1987-1988
Members Exhibition - Pacific Center for the Book Arts, San Francisco, CA, 1987-1988
Women Fine Press Publishers in Los Angeles - Cal State Northridge, 1989
"Book in Hand" - Arvada Center for the Arts, Colorado, 1989
Members Exhibition, Hand Bookbinders of California - Stanford University, CA, 1989
Western Books Exhibition (traveling two years), 1989-1990
"A Southern California Decade" - UCLA, 1989-1990
Miscellaneous exhibitions, 1984-1989
Western Books Exhibition (traveling two years), 1991-1992
"Cross-Currents: Bookworks from the Edge of the Pacific" (traveling three years), 1990-1993
"The Laguna Verde Imprenta Years" (Ward Ritchie) - Cal State Long Beach, 1991
"California Artists' Books" - Armory Center for the Arts, Pasadena, CA, 1991-1992
"Library" - Granary Books, NYC, 1992
"Letterpress Works" - Cooper Union School of Art, NYC, 1992
Budapest exhibition, Hungary, 1992
"Word & Image" - San Francisco Public Library, 1992
Ninja Press Exhibition - Arundel Antiquarian Books, Los Angeles, 1992
Western Books Exhibition (traveling two years), 1992-1993
Members Exhibition - Hand Bookbinders of California, San Francisco Craft & Folk Art Museum, 1992-1993
"Beyond the Book" - Pomona College Art Gallery, CA, 1993
Western Books Exhibition (traveling two years), 1993-1994
"Inky Fingers" - Center for the Book Arts, NYC, 1994
"Dressing the Text" - Art Museum, Santa Cruz County, CA, 1995
"Washi: Beauty & Function" - Japanese/American Cultural Center, Los Angeles, 1995
"Open Book" - Cal Poly, Pomona, 1996
Ninja Press Exhibition - Artworks at Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, CA, 1996
"Beginnings: A Letterpress Exhibition" Santa Barbara City College Art Gallery, CA, 1996
Ninja Press Exhibition and Lecture - Beverly Hills Public Library, CA, 1996
Members Exhibition - Hand Bookbinders of California (traveling), 1998
Miscellaneous exhibitions, 1990-1995
Articles about Ninja Press Listings
Press listings
Related articles about Ninja Press
"Rendezvous," Spring 1994; "Artweek," Jan. 1995
Conferences Attended
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Fifty Years of the Cummington Press, University of Nebraska, Omaha, 1989
Mills College Book Fair, Oakland, CA, 1992
Guild of Bookworkers Standards of Excellence Conference, San Francisco, CA, 1992
American Printing History Association Conference, Huntington Library, San Marino, CA, 1996
Guild of Bookworkers Standards of Excellence Conference, Pasadena, CA, 1996
Dealers Catalogues
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Bookbinding Instructions
Leather Staining, Dying, and Decorating - Terry Buckley, Senior Lecturer, London College of Printing
Limp Vellum Binding - Christopher Clarkson, Library of Congress
Structure & Action in Hand Bookbinding - Gary Frost, BookLab, Austin, TX
Exposed Spine Binding - Louise Genest
Guild of Book Workers Standards of Excellence Conference - Presenters Instructions: Claire Van Vliet, Bernard Middleton, Daniel Kelm
Photo Albums - Richard Horton
Box Making Workshop - Daniel Kelm
Wire Binding Workshop - Daniel Kelm
Bookbinding Instructions - Margaret Lecky, UCLA
Workshop Notes and Instructions - Kitty Maryatt, Two Hands Press
Bookbinding Instructions - Miscellany
Leather On-lays and in-lays - Tina Miura
Star Book - Bonnie Thompson Norman
Bookbinding Instructions - Olivia Primanis Workshop
Bookbinding Instructions - Georgia Scott
Bookmaking and Typography Essays
"On Binding Limited Editions" - Carol Joyce
"The Natural Proportions of a Well-made Book" - Eric Gill
Miscellaneous Instructions
Fine Arts Press Printing Workshop - Gerald Lange, The Bieler Press
Punchcutting Workshop - Stan Nelson, Smithsonian Institution
Zinc Plate Making - Women of Letters Workshop, Donna Westerman
Paper Marbling Instructions
Paper Marbling Workshop, Don Guyot, The Colophon Book Arts Supply
Papermaking Instructions
Papermaking: correspondence and ephemera
Papermaking, Eastern and Western Workshop - Harry Reese and Sukey Hughes
Materials and Supplies
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Uncompleted Projects
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"No one but a vandal ---," 1985
"Harpoon for the Dreamer & Other Poems," Michael Hannon, 1988
Fisher Gallery at USC Commemorative Book, 1989
"The Insect Poems," W. S. Merwin, n.d.
Jackalopes, 1989-1993
Al Weber photographic portfolio, 1992
Bein & Fushi, two short stories, 1992-1993
"Insomnia," to co-edit with Ann Arensberg, n.d.
Alchemy broadside, 1991
Miscellaneous ideas for projects
Paul Eluard, "Poems for Painters" Project - Anne Hyde Greet, 1987
Financial Records
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Mailing Lists
Miscellaneous Files
Ninja Press Horoscope - gift from Sukey Hughes
Biographies of Carolee Campbell
Southwest Museum, Braun Library Friends Group tour of Ninja Press, Nov. 16, 1996
Artist's Statement, by Carolee Campbell
Carl Hertzog Award for Excellence in Book Design, 1993
Print Shop Calendars
Audiotape of "Women of the Composing Stick," re history of early female printers, aired on KCRW, Mar. 1992 [moved to a/v section]
Book Models
58 book models of different bookbinding styles and techniques (30 prepared for Book Structures classes at Otis/Parsons School of Art), 1984-1996
[Addition, Dec. 15, 2000]
The Architextures, by Nathaniel Tarn (1999)
Designs, lay-outs, presswork, ...
Book design
Hill, Lindsey
Tarn, Nathaniel, and Janet Rodney
Manuscript and corrections
Text Paper
Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild
Hand Bookbinders of California
Women of Letters
Small Projects
"Picnics & the Subject of Desire," by Anita Wilkins, 2d edition (Aug. 1997)
Tours of Ninja Press
Guild of Book Workers, Jan. 11, 1998
Workshops Given by Carolee
Idyllwild School for Music & the Arts, 1982-1984
Wellesley College, Apr. 24, 1997
Archives at UCSB
Articles about Ninja Press
Book Dealer Catalogues
Ninja Press listings
Book Fairs
ACBA Book Arts Fair, June 6, 1998
ACBA Book Arts Fair - 2nd Annual, May 15, 1999
Oak Knoll Book Fest IV, Oct. 4-5, 1997
Oak Knoll book Fest V, Sept. 26-27, 1998
Oak Knoll Book Fest VI, Oct. 2-3, 1999
Carl Hertzog Award, 1999
Guild of Book Workers, 1999
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ACBA Member's Exhibition, Sept-Oct. 1998
"The Art of the Book," Mar. 1998
"Artists & Books," Mar. 17-Apr. 12, 1997
"Artist's Books & Prints," Nov. 7, 1998-Jan. 30, 1999
"Artists Collect," July 11-Sept. 13, 1998
Edith Lambert Gallery, Mar. 1997
"El Arte de Los Libros de Artista"
"25th Member's Exhibition, Hand Bookbinders of Calif.," Nov-Dec. 1997
"Magic Paper / Magic Book," May 15-Nov. 7, 1999
Pacific Center for Book Arts member's Exhibition, May 11-June 28, 1997
"Socalled Books," Sept. 13-Nov. 19, 1999
"Westward Bound," June 5, 1998 and traveling two years
"Women Book Artists," Apr-May 1998
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Northern Illinois University
Scripps College, Sept. 20, 1997
University of Vermont, Oct. 15, 1999
Manuscripts Submitted
Le Dernier Sacrament, by Arenita Campos
Miscellaneous - press and artists' announcements, ephemera, book-related articles, 1997-1999
Barbarian Press, 1996-1999
The Bieler Press, 1997-1999
Granary Books, 1997-1999
Hannon, Michael, and Nancy Dahl, 1997-1999
Hill, Lindsay, 1997-1999
The Janus Press, 1996-1999
Koch, Peter, 1998
McDermott, Louise, 1997-1999
Merwin, W. S. and Paula, 1997-1999
Paper & Book Intensive, 1998
Price, Robin - incl. Robert Bringhurst manuscript copy, 1997-1999
Rummonds, Gabriel - incl. 'First Impressions' newsletter from University of Alabama Institute for the Book Arts, 1995-1999
Theodore Press, 1997-1999
Turkey Press, 1997-1999
Warwick Press, 1996-1999
Architextures, by Nathaniel Tarns - incl. proof for zinc plate for debossing cover; proofs, trials, tests and materials for book box, binding models
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General/Miscellaneous, Jan. 2000-Dec. 2002
Alpert, Michael (6 pieces), 2001
Barbarian Press (6 pieces), 2001
Desert Rose Press (18 pieces), 2001-2002
Granary Books / Steve Clay (14 pieces), 2000-2002
Hannon, Michael, and Nancy Dahl (13 pieces), 2000-2002
Janus Press / Claire van Vliet (19 pieces), 2000-2002
Koch, Peter (Printer), (5 pieces), 2000-2002
Lamott, Anne (2 pieces), 2000
Levine, Philip and Frances (9 pieces), 2002
McDermott, Louise McDermott (11 pieces), 2000-2002
Merwin, William and Paula (7 pieces), 2000-2002
Nagamatsu, Ernest (7 pieces), 2000-2002
Paradise Press / Susan King (10 pieces), 1999-2001
Price, Robin (54 pieces), 2000-2002
Rodney, Janet Rodney (Nathaniel Tarn's wife), (4 pieces), 2000-2001
Rummonds, Richard Gabriel (4 pieces), 2001
Simplemente Maria Press / Mary Heebner (5 pieces), 2001-2002
Tarn, Nathaniel (36 pieces), 2000-2002
Turkey Press / Harry and Sandra Reese (12 pieces), 2000-2002
Articles Written for Publication
The Book Club of Washington Journal, v. 1, no. 2 (Winter, 2000)
Correspondence, edited article, journal (9 pieces)
OP Magazine, Jan-Feb. 2003 - "An Argument For Lying Fallow."
Correspondence, contract, journal (7 pieces)
Book Fairs
Festival of the Book, Columbia College Center for Books & Paper Arts, Chicago, July 7 & 8, 2000
Correspondence, printed fair material, brochures, articles, travel arrangements, receipts, fair preparations (25 pieces)
Oak Knoll Book Fest VII, Sept. 30 & Oct. 1, 2000
Correspondence, printed fair material, brochures, articles, travel arrangements, receipts, fair preparations, photographs (33 pieces)
Oak Knoll Book Fest, 2001
Correspondence, printed fair material, brochures, articles, travel arrangements, receipts, fair preparations, photographs (19 pieces)
Oak Knoll Book Fest, 2002
Correspondence, registration, finances (4 pieces)
Conferences & Seminars
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The Guild of Book Workers Standards of Excellence Seminar, Salt Lake City, Utah , Oct. 6-7, 2000
The Guild of Book Workers Standards of Excellence Seminar, Alexandria, VA, 2001
The Guild of Book Workers Standards of Excellence Seminar, Minneapolis, MN, Sept. 18-22, 2002
The Parmenides Project, San Francisco, 2001
The Sun Valley Writers' Conference, Aug. 2000
The Sun Valley Writers' Conference, Aug. 2001
The Sun Valley Writers' Conference, Aug. 2002
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"A Typographic Discourse: Women & the Book Arts in California, 1930-2000," Gleeson Library, University of Sans Francisco, May 2-June 21, 2002
"The Artful Book," Pico Rivera Center for the Arts, June 27-Aug. 12, 2000
"Artists & the Art of the Book," (Organized by Lafayette College - traveling), Mar. 1-Nov. 20, 2002
"The Hand Bookbinders of California 28th Annual Library Exhibition," Jan. 20-Mar. 16, 2001
L.A. Times Festival of Books (Clark Library), Apr. 29, 2001
"Ninja Press On Hiromi Papers: An Exhibition of Books & Broadsides," Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, Sept. 1-Oct. 30, 2001
"Northwest Bookfest Book Arts Exhibition," Seattle, Juror's First Place Fine Press Award, Oct. 21-Nov. 15, 2000
"Off The Shelf," MASS, MoCA, June 13-Oct. 23, 2000
"So Called Books," San Francisco Center for the Book, Sept. 17-Nov. 19, 1999
"Outwest II: So Called Books," New York Center for the Book, Nov. 2-Dec. 28, 2001
The Stewart Gallery, Boise, Idaho, 2001
"The World From Here," Armand Hammer Museum, Oct. 2001-Jan. 2002
"The World From Here," The World From Here, Treasures of the Great Libraries of Los Angeles, edited by Cynthia Burlingham and Bruce Whiteman, Distributed by Getty Publications, 2001. 462 pp. Catalogue of exhibition in original plastic wrap.
Kateri Alexander, 2000. (Women with unusual professions) Consent and release agreement (1 piece)
Lectures & Presentations
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"The Book As An Art Form," William Andrews Clark Library, UCLA, Aug. 23, 2000
"The Handmade Book: From Concept to Creation," Southwest Museum, Feb. 19, 2000
Lafayette College, Sept. 28, 2000
Song Dog Ranch, Oct. 18-20, 2002
Manuscripts Submitted to Ninja
"News Falls Gently," Regina Harris Baiocchi, 2000
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Alliance for Contemporary Book Arts, 1988-1999
American Printing History Association, 1996-1999, 2001-2002
The Book Club of California
California Center for the Book - incl. Strategic Plan, 2002-2005
The Fine Press Book Association
The Guild Of Book Workers
Los Angeles Valley College Arts Council
Rounce & Coffin Club, 1997-2002
The Typophiles, 1997-2002
Women of Letters, 2000-2002
Press Announcements, Invitations, Catalogues
Miscellaneous, 2000-2002
Scripps College Press, 2000-2002
The Yolla Bolly Press, 2000-2002
Small Projects
"In the Shade of A Tree, In Africa", Ryszard Kapuscinski, 2002 - (Patron gift for the Sun Valley Writers' Conference & Ninja Patrons). Early paper choices, budget & receipts, title page & text page layouts, press lock-up schemes, printing notes, correspondence. (39 pieces)
"Just Now," W.S. Merwin broadside (Patron gift for the Sun Valley Writers' Conference & Ninja Press patrons), 2000 - Correspondence, early notes, poem, receipts, proofs, lay-outs, lock-up schemes, suminagashi description, miscellany (24 pieces)
Mother's memorial card, December, 2002 - Poems, lay-out, proof, finished card, paper samples, mailing list (12 pieces)
"Picnics & the Subject of Desire," Anita Wilkins (First edition), 1997 - Correspondence, manuscript, paper samples, printing scheme, proofs (19 pieces)
"The Return: Orihuela, 1965," Philip Levine Broadside, 2001 (Patron gift for the Sun Valley Writers' Conference & Ninja Press patrons) - Correspondence manuscript, budget, receipts, type style proofs, lay-outs, lock-up schemes, inking tests, paper use scheme (42 pieces)
"True Dharma," Michael Hannon Keepsake - Correspondence, proofs, receipts, plate proofs, lay-outs, lock-up scheme, paper dampening notes, final printed keepsake (33 pieces)
New England & Illinois, October, 1999 - Correspondence, accommodations, receipts, notes for book related visits, brochures, photographs, maps, addresses, miscellany (27 pieces)
Truepenny Books
Correspondence, Truepenny catalogue, consignment papers (10 pieces)
Uncompleted Projects
L.A. Public Library Broadside, 2000 - Correspondence, brochure, notes (3 pieces)
Al Weber Photo Portfolio, 1996-1999 - Correspondence, project notes, photograph copies, research notes (16 pieces)
University of Utah
Use of Ninja Press book for brochures, 2001-2002 - Correspondence, brochures (5 pieces)
Visitors to Press
The Guild of Book Workers (GBW), May 4, 2001 - Correspondence, keepsake samples, newsletter, photographs, CA Chapter newsletter, Hand Bookbinders of CA Journal, planning meeting notes (21 pieces)
Kumi Korf, 2001 - Artist announcements, gallery guide, book announcement, notes (6 pieces)
XXIV Short Love Poems, Bruce Whiteman, 2000-2002
Binding: Binding notes, first model, text paper samples (11 pieces)
Binding: Final step-by-step notes (3 pieces)
Binding: Binding model containing printing schedule and notes (2 pieces)
Budget & receipts (10 pieces)
Cover printing: Printing, ink tests & notes, lock-up scheme (6 pieces)
Early photograph ideas (before cyanotype), correspondence (5 pieces)
Correspondence (30 pieces), 1997-2002
Early typographic design ideas & type settings, notes (7 pieces)
Manuscript with printing schedule & ink notes, Whiteman's test signature (13 pieces)
Matrix 24 review, (1 piece), Winter 2004
Photographs---Cyanotype tests (91 pieces in plastic bags)
Photographs---Early tests with platinum, correspondence with Gordon Mark, notes (21 pieces)
Prospectus---text, printed proof, lock-up scheme, finished prospectus (7 pieces)
Text paper cutting scheme (2 pieces)
Text printing---paper ordering & cutting notes, printing proofs, lock-up scheme (91 pieces)
The Book of Silences, Robert Bringhurst, 2000-2001
Binding enclosure---correspondence, shipping records, notes & lay-outs (20 pieces)
Binding book---notes, modifications, sewing jigs (7 pieces)
Budget & receipts (13 pieces)
Colophon signing & miscellaneous---photographs, Bringhurst bibliography, APHA Newsletter (66 pieces)
Correspondence between Ninja & Bringhurst (31 pieces), (1995-1999)
Correspondence between Ninja & Bringhurst (100 pieces), (2000-2002)
Correspondence with Gordon Mark on platinum printing (9 pieces)
Early design ideas (9 pieces)
Early typographic ideas (13 pieces)
Notes & Contents---correspondence between Ninja & Bringhurst, rewrites, trial proofs, research (38 pieces)
Platinum photographs by Gordon Mark---correspondence, photographs, shipping receipts (21 pieces)
Printing schedule & press lock-up schemes (54 pieces)
Prospectus---design, text rewrites, models, printing proofs, correspondence (33 pieces)
Research on included Zen Buddhist monks (20 pieces)
Text & cover paper calculations (7 pieces)
Text---first model (15 pieces)
Text---first poem setting (2 pieces)
Titling tests (8 pieces)
Typography & ink colors---final paper dampening procedures (10 pieces)
Text---early color decoration ideas & page size (12 pieces in plastic)
Text---first full sewn model (4 pieces in plastic)
Enclosure---first model (5 pieces in plastic)
Binding---first full model (1 piece in plastic)
Binding---second full model with enclosure model & notes (8 pieces in plastic)
Binding---third full model with enclosure & notes (4 pieces in plastic)
Binding---cover, first trial (1 piece in plastic)
Binding---cover, second folding trial (1 piece in plastic)
Photographs---early platinum tests (8 pieces in plastic)
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General/Miscellaneous, Jan. 2003-Dec. 2005
Andrews, Michael (27 pieces), 2005
Barbarian Press - Crispin and Jan Elstead (24 pieces), 2003-2005
Bieler Press - Gerald Lange (65 pieces), 2003-2005
Botnick, Ken (18 pieces), 2005
Bringhurst, Robert (51 pieces), 2002-2005
Brock, David (24 pieces), 2003-2005
Brown, P. Scott - Editor, OP Magazine, 2003-2004
Butler, Eugenia (23 pieces), 2002-2004
C&C Press - Matt Cohen and Sher Zabaszkiewicz (41 pieces), 2005
Catlin, Gail (16 pieces), 2004
Chu, Karen Skove - correspondence, photographs and ephemera (28 pieces), 2000, 2004-2005
Copper Canyon Press - Sam Hamill - correspondence, essay and ephemera (7 pieces), 1985, 2004
Flanagan, Daniel - correspondence and photographs (6 pieces), 2005
Foolscap Press - Lawrence Van Velzer and Peggy Gotthold (15 pieces), 2003-2005
Gampel, Alan (42 pieces), 2003-2005
Golden Legend Bookshop - Gordon Hollis - correspondence and book fair catalogue (20 pieces), 2004-2005
Granary Books - Steve Clay - correspondence and ephemera (9 pieces), 2003-2005
Halverson, Karen - correspondence, aricles, exhibition announcements, 2001-2005
Hannon, Michael, and Nancy Dahl (6 pieces), 2003-2005
Hermetic Press - Philip Gallo (24 pieces), 2003-2005
Hoffman, Nancy - correspondence and cd [removed to a/v section], (19 pieces, 1 cd), 2004-2005
Imprenta Glorias - Gloria Stuart - correspondence, photographs and article (6 pieces), 2000-2005
Indulgence Press - Wilbur (Chip) Schilling - correspondence and ephemera (13 pieces), 2005
Juarez, Miguel - University of Arizona (11 pieces), 2003, 2005
Koch, Peter - Peter Koch Printers - correspondence and ephemera (47 pieces), 2003-2005
Lamotte, Anne (9 pieces), 2004
Levine, Philip and Frances - correspondence and article (6 pieces), 2003-2005
Lorson's Books & Prints - James Lorson - correspondence, photographs and ephemera (8 pieces), 2005
McDermott, Louise (15 pieces), 2003-2006
Meyer, Thomas (8 pieces), 2004
Midnight Paper Sales - Gaylord Schanilec (9 pieces), 2005
Montoya, José (2 pieces), 2004
Nagamatsu, Ernest - correspondence and magazine (14 pieces), 2003-2004
Pascal, Barbara (20 pieces), 2004-2005
The Press on Scroll Road - Bob Baris (7 pieces), 2004-2005
Price, Robin - Printer-Publisher
Correspondence and newsletter (76 pieces), 2003
(73 pieces), 2004
Correspondence and ephemera (93 pieces), 2005
Rehak, Theo - The Dale Guild Type Foundry (11 pieces), 2003
Rodney, Janet - The Weaselsleeves Press
Correspondence and artwork (20 pieces), 2003-2005
Rodney, Janet - The Weaselsleeves Press - correspondence, magazine and exhibition announcement (oversize envelope on top of files), (3 pieces), 2005
Rummunds, Richard Gabriel - correspondence and ephemera (30 pieces), 2003-2005
Scripps College Press - Kitty Maryatt - announcements (11 pieces), 2003-2005
Shanty Bay Press - Walter Bashinski and Janis Butler - correspondence, photographs, announcements, and ephemera (8 pieces), 2002
Shulamis Press - Sue Abbe Kaplan - correspondence and ephemera (5 pieces), 2004
Simplemente maria Press - Mary Heebner - correspondence, announcements, and ephemera (8 pieces), 2003-2005
Tarn, Nathaniel - correspondence and article (73 pieces), 2003-2005
Theodore Press - Michael Alpert (2 pieces), 2004
Tideline Press - Leonard Seastone (7 pieces), 2005
Turkey Press - Harry and Sandra Liddell Reese - correspondence, photographs, announcements, and ephemera (15 pieces), 2003-2005
Valzania, Brian - PABA Gallery (32 pieces), 2003-2005
Vamp and Tramp, Booksellers - Bill and Vicky Stewart (54 pieces), 2003-2005
Vessels, Stephen - correspondence, artwork, and chapbook (14 pieces), 2003-2004
Warwick Press - Carol Blinn - correspondence and ephemera (9 pieces), 2002-2005
Weber, Al (7 pieces), 2003-2005
Whiteman, Bruce (61 pieces), 2002-2005
Witherell, Beth (23 pieces), 2004-2005
Young, Doyald (14 pieces), 2003
Miscellaneous presses, correspondence, announcements, ephemera (41 pieces), 2002-2005
Herzog Award
Correspondence, and announcements (8 pieces), 2003
Exhibition Files
Open Signatures - Sun Valley Center for the Arts, Idaho, Mar. 7-May 9, 2003 - on-line catalogue and correspondence (26 pieces)
Early to Modern: New Acquisitions in Special Collections - Stanford University, Palo Alto, CA, Mar. 28-July 2003 - announcements and correspondence (5 pieces)
National Book Arts Show - Community College of Southern Nevada, Las Vegas, July 17-Aug. 27, 2003 - announcements and correspondence (19 pieces)
Love and/or Terror - University of Arizona Museum of Art, Tucson, Aug. 3-Sept. 21, 2003 - announcements, correspondence, and Ninja Press exhibition label (20 pieces)
Is It Art Yet? - John Wayne Airport, Orange County, CA, Sept. 30, 2002-Jan. 31, 2003 - correspondence, loan agreement, announcement (8 pieces)
In Flight - Guild of Book Workers Traveling Triennial Exhibition, Oct. 23, 2003-July 17, 2005 - announcements, entry forms, correspondence, journal announcements, and exhibition catalogue (35 pieces)
Book Works 2003 - Pacific Center for the Book Arts Biennial Members' Exhibition, San Francisco Public Library, CA, Nov. 1, 2003-Jan. 4, 2004 - entry announcement and forms, correspondence, and exhibition catalogue (8 pieces)
Hand Bookbinders of California 31st Annual Members' Exhibition - Thomas A. Goldwasser Rare Books, San Francisco, CA, Nov. 4-Dec. 29, 2003 - entry forms, correspondence, and announcement (13 pieces)
Ninety from the Nineties: A Decade of Printing - New York Public Library, Nov. 7, 2003-May 28, 2004 - press releases, exhibition review, correspondence, and catalogue (12 pieces)
Ninja Press at Twenty 1984-2004: A Retrospective Exhibition of Books, Broadsides, and Ephemera - UCLA William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, Los Angeles, CA, July 1-Sept. 24, 2004
Letterpress printed announcement: design, lay-outs, ink samples, text, paper samples, paper cutting scheme, correspondence, mailing list, and completed announcement (68 pieces)
Announcements in journals, newsletters, and on-line (18 pieces)
Correspondence (48 pieces)
Reception: correspondence, RSVP list, catering plans, lecture notes, and photograph (27 pieces and 43 photographs)
Tours: correspondence and photographs (41 pieces and 7 photographs)
Metaphorical Books - Angels Gate Cultural Center, San Pedro, CA, Aug. 15-Sept. 26, 2004 - exhibition notes and contract, correspondence, journal announcement, printed announcement, and photographs (50 pieces and 7 photographs)
Word & Image: Poetry Broadsides by Eight Contemporary Small Presses - Currier Center for the Arts at The Putney School, Vermont, Oct. 26-Dec. 16, 2004 - correspondence, exhibition details and shipping, on-line exhibition photographs, and Ninja Press wall label (34 pieces)
Ninja Press at Twenty 1984-2004: A Retrospective Exhibition of Books, Broadsides, and Ephemera
Mandeville Special Collections Library, University of California, San Diego, Oct. 14-Dec. 10, 2004 - correspondence, on-line exhibition announcements, Ninja Press at Twenty information sheet, early design for letterpress printed announcement, and finished letterpress announcement on Velky Losiny handmade paper printed at Ninja Press (56 pieces)
Special Collections Department, Davidson Library, University of California, Santa Barbara, Jan. 10-Mar. 26, 2005 - correspondence, exhibition plan notes, announcement mailing lists, and journal and newsletter announcements (138 pieces)
University of Arizona Library, Department of Special Collections Gallery, Tucson, Apr. 22-June 3, 2005 - correspondence, C.C. biography, emailed digital photographs of exhibition and reception talk, and flyers (114 pieces)
University of Texas Health Science Center Rare Books Library, Oct. 19, 2005-May 1, 2006 - correspondence, permissions for printing W. S. Merwin broadside, digital photographs of exhibition space, journal announcements, hand-outs, flyers 8 x 10 photographs of exhibition opening, and online exhibition announcement (184 pieces and 9 photographs)
Stand and Deliver: Engineering Sculpture into a Book Format [not accepted] - traveling exhibition, Apr. 11, 2004-Fall 2005 (13 pieces)
C.C. juried: 5th Biennial Artists' Books Juried Exhibition - Athenaeum Music & Arts Library, La Jolla, CA, Jan. 8-Feb. 15, 2005 - correspondence, entry flyer, journal and newsletter announcements, and loan agreement (30 pieces)
Classes and Workshops C.C. Taught
Learning Tree University, Chatsworth, CA, Nov. 10-Dec. 1, 2001 & Jan. 19-Feb. 9, 2002 - models of book structures taught, class notes and hand-outs, correspondence, school catalogues, teaching contract, and student information (43 pieces)
Rendezvous at Song Dog Ranch for photographers, between Bakersfield and Ojai, CA (remote desert location), Oct. 17-19, 2003 - correspondence, journal and newsletter announcements, notes, hand-outs, and sewing models (31 pieces)
Cerritos Library, CA - [co-taught with Eugenia Butler] The Cerritos Book of Lies, a collaborative artists' book made by members of the community, Apr. 9 and Oct. 16, 2005 - correspondence, flyer, and box design notes (27 pieces)
Abandoned Projects
Irena Martens, 1995 - 3 etchings, 8 slides, announcement, and correspondence (13 pieces)
Hayden Carruth, 1998-1999 - correspondence and manuscripts (64 pieces)
Emily Dickinson, with Nancy Leavitt, 2003 - one book: Master Letters of E.D. - poems, lay-out schemes, samples, handmade papers, and correspondence (36 pieces)
Patrick Hunt Palindromes, 2005 - manuscript and correspondence (11 pieces)
Book Fairs
Oak Knoll Book Fest, New Castle, DE, Oct. 3-5, 2003 - C.C. on panel - correspondence, press catalogues, prospectuses, and ephemera (45 pieces)
Oak Knoll Book Fest, New Castle, DE, Oct. 2-3, 2004 (24 pieces)
Oak Knoll Book Fest, New Castle, DE, Oct. 1-2, 2005 - fair information papers, catalogues, and letterpress printed ephemera (26 pieces)
Articles and Notices about Ninja Press 2000-2005
Correspondence and journals (28 pieces)
Books and Publications including Ninja Press 2003-2004
Correspondence (19 pieces)
Essays and Articles by C.C.
Matrix 25, 2004-2005 - correspondence, manuscript with edited versions, photo lay-outs, and letterpress printed final essay (157 pieces)
Matrix 25 - design, production notes, press lock-up schemes, and correspondence for tipped-in printed piece accompanying essay, 2005 (13 pieces)
Miscellaneous, 2003-2004 (12 pieces)
Sun Valley Writers' Conference, Idaho, Aug. 22-25, 2003 - C.C. gave presentation with Hector Elizondo - registration packet, program notes, and correspondence (28 pieces)
Guild of Book Workers Standards of Excellence Seminar, Denver, CO, Oct. 22-26, 2003 - C.C, gave presentation - registration packet, roster, hand-outs, photographs, and schedule (32 pieces)
Sun Valley Writers' Conference, Idaho, Aug. 19-23, 2004 - C.C. gave presentation with Hector Elizondo - correspondence, presentation script, programs, travel plans, and registration packet (46 pieces)
American Printing History Association Annual Conference, University of Delaware, Wilmington, Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2004 - registration packet, hand-outs, roster, etching, and letterpress printed ephemera (16 pieces)
Fire in the Library, UCLA William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, Los Angeles, CA Nov. 13, 2004 - correspondence, event booklet, and preparation notes (20 pieces)
Artists' Book Conference, held at four sites in Los Angeles, CA, May 21-24, 2005 - C.C. on panel - correspondence, conference booklet, and hand-outs (42 pieces)
The Artists' Book Conference (book fair and exhibition), Wellesley College, MA, June 15-18, 2005 - C.C. on panel - correspondence, registration packet, hand-outs, on-line information, and Resonance and Response exhibition catalogue (76 pieces)
Sun Valley Writers' Conference, Idaho, Aug. 18-22, 2005 - correspondence, registration packet, hand-outs, schedule, program notes, book by Betsy Pearson, A Sun Valley Journal, and an original watercolor (35 pieces)
Guild of Book Workers Standards of Excellence Seminar, Portland, OR, Oct. 26-30, 2005 - registration packet, hand-outs, and schedule (21 pieces)
American Printing Association Annual Conference, Mills College, Oakland, CA, Sept. 22-23, 2005 - registration packet, attendance roster, hand-outs, correspondence, and letterpress printed ephemera (30 pieces)
Lectures Given
With Beth Witherell, Emerson & Thoreau / Spirit & Matter, Annual Thoreau Society Gathering, Concord, MA, July 10, 2003 (all pieces are itemized and store in over-size Box 30)
With book exhibition, Books, Soap Opera & River Rafting, Colophon Club, San Francisco, CA, Sept. 9, 2003 - correspondence, invitation and design, photographs, and notes for presentation (32 pieces)
With book exhibition, My Life in Books, Beverly Hills Public Library, CA, Jan. 15, 2004 - correspondence and announcements (46 pieces)
With book exhibition, untitled, Long Beach Museum of Art, CA, Feb. 12, 2004 – correspondence and published announcements (21 pieces)
With book exhibition with The Women of Letters, untitled, for the Friends of the Library of Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa, CA, Apr. 14, 2004 - correspondence, hand-out, and list of books shown (17 pieces)
College of Creative Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara, Commencement Address, June 5, 2005 - correspondence, commencement address notes and final address, ceremony program, and photographs (61 pieces)
Lecture Proposal
Book Arts Guild, Seattle, WA, 2004 - correspondence (13 pieces)
Lecture Cancelled
New England College, Henniker, NH, June 23, 2005 - correspondence and brochures (28 pieces)
Results of use of Ninja Press archive, 1998 (4 pieces, 54 pp.)
Braun Research Library of the Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, CA
Friends of the Library papers, notes, newsletters, correspondence, presentation by C.C., photographs of visit to Ninja Press, calendars (53 pieces), 1995-1997
Similar items, plus awards and commendations for C.C. (73 pieces), 1998-1999
Similar items to earlier years (75 pieces), 2000-2005
UCLA Art Library and University Research Library, 2003-2005 - correspondence, invitations, auction materials, calendars, and newsletters (17 pieces)
UCLA William Andrews Clark Memorial Library, 2000-2005 - correspondence, newsletters, events, hand-outs, and letterpress printed ephemera (18 pieces)
The Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA, 2000-2004 - incl. exhibition catalogue, hand-outs, and research information instructions (20 pieces)
University of Iowa Libraries, Special Collections, Iowa City, 2003 - incl. newsletter, correspondence, notes, and price lists for standing order patronage (13 pieces)
International Printing Museum, Carson, CA, 2004-2005 - flyers, correspondence, and miscellany (17 pieces)
American Printing History Association, 2003-2005 - correspondence, newsletters, hand-outs, and flyers (51 pieces)
Beyond Baroque, Los Angeles, CA, 2001-2005 - correspondence and articles (8 pieces)
Canadian Bookbinders and Book Artists Guild, 2003 (3 pieces)
Codex Foundation, Berkeley, CA, 2005 - correspondence, foundation papers, and conference information papers (68 pieces)
Fine Press Book Association, 2004-2005 - correspondence, flyers, and newsletters (15 pieces)
Guild of Book Workers, 2003-2005 - correspondence and journals (22 pieces)
Guild of Book Workers, California Chapter, 2004-2005 - correspondence, newsletters, and letterpress printed ephemera (45 pieces)
Hand Bookbinders of California, 2003-2005 - correspondence, journals, and Ninja Press exhibition announcements (15 pieces)
Los Angeles Book Arts Center, 2002-2005 - correspondence, articles, flyers, and Ninja Press exhibition announcements (35 pieces)
San Diego Book Arts, 2005 - newsletters (7 pieces)
Thoreau Society, Concord, MA, 2003-2004 - correspondence and membership directory (6 pieces)
Typophiles, New York City, 2003-2005 - newsletters, announcements, and ephemera (29 pieces)
Women of Letters, Los Angeles, CA, 2003 - correspondence, photographs, and ephemera (46 pieces)
Women of Letters, Los Angeles, CA, 2004 - correspondence, lecture and-outs and notes, and ephemera (150 pieces)
Women of Letters, Los Angeles, CA, 2005 - correspondence, photographs, and ephemera (159 pieces)
University of California, Santa Barbara, College of Creative Studies, 2005 - incl. correspondence and newsletters (17 pieces)
Small Projects
Robert Dillon Platinum Book Project (helping him design and bind), 2001-2002 - correspondence, platinum printing test, party favor, and artwork (metal rat) by Dillon (10 pieces)
Joanne Page's Goodbye Book from her colleagues in Los Angeles, 2003 - C.C.'s contribution was the printed title page using wood type she gave C.C. (8 pieces)
Ninja Press at 20, 1984-2004 Check List, 2004 - original text with 4 earlier versions to final printed text, 5 sets of multiple pages, correspondence, paper samples, and completed sewn check list (47 pieces)
On the Ice, by Peter Matthiessen, printed for The Sun Valley Writers' Conference and the standing order patrons of Ninja Press, 2004 - correspondence, paper samples, lay-outs, early design ideas, printing scheme, lock-up schemes, and binding model (43 pieces)
"To the Book," by W. S. Merwin, broadside for Verse into Type: The Apha Poetry Portfolio, printed for the American Printing History Association; a second edition was printed, numbered, and signed by the poet for Ninja Press, 2003 - correspondence, design ideas, printing proofs, press lock-up schemes, poem printed (page of the New Yorker magazine), and completed broadside (15 pieces)
Collaborative Projects
The Book of Lies, Volume III
Early correspondence, discussion notes and research materials, and finished prospectus (32 pieces), 2002-2004
(200 pieces), [Note: all material relating to printing and binding The Book of Lies, Volume III is in oversize Box 30], 2003-2005
The Box Collaboration
Correspondence (203 pieces), 2004
Correspondence (79 pieces), 2005
Outline and details of project booklet, lay-outs, paper samples, correspondence, and notes for C.C.'s contribution to the project (40 pieces)
3-ring binder with commentary from the 12 collaborators
Completed box in bubble wrap; enclosed in box is work from the 12 collaborators, excepting one that does not fit [Note: to understand this project, read the booklet outlining the details, in folder 10. One can see difficulty everyone had understanding the rules from the volume of correspondence it created]
Boxed pinwheel, designed and executed by bookbinder Allwyn O'Mara in 1997 and given as a gift to C.C. and Hector Elizondo - the wooden and paper pinwheel consists of 8 photographs: 4 of Ward Ritchie (Laguna Verde Imprenta press) inking the form on his press, and 4 photos of his front porch in Laguna Beach, CA
ACBA Cards
Bundle of alphabetized cards of the membership of the Alliance Contemporary Book Arts (see Box 31 for ACBA materials)
Oversize Materials
Scope and Content Note
White tube, poster for the Cerritos Library "Cerritos Book of Lies workshop [see box 25, folder 27] (1 piece)
Box - 3 alternative books made in 1987 in the UCSB College of Creative Studies
Box - Collaborative Projects: The Book of Lies, Volume III, 2002-2004 [see box 29, folders 6-7 for correspondence]
Bag #1 - design, press lock-up schemes, and shipping plans (7 pieces)
Bag #2 - book: text lay-outs, Eugenia Butler's essay versions, text for biographies (1st-5th edits and 2 early versions), final text for typesetting, typographic proofs, press lock-up schemes, first model, paper cutting scheme, and correspondence between C.C. and Eugenia Butler (72 pieces)
Bag #3 - folios for each art piece: press lock-up scheme for labels, cutting and gluing scheme with instructions, folio trials, paper plans, cutting and prices, complete printed sheets of artists' names on handmade Japanese paper (kakishibu), 1 small bag of multiple name trial cutting, and correspondence (27 pieces)
Box - Emerson & Thoreau / Spirit & Matter, 2002-2003
Bag #1 - journals and newsletters announcing book (3 pieces)
Bag #2 - versions of text for colophone (1 piece)
Bag #3 - budget (2 pieces)
#4 (not bagged) - registration packet for 2003 Thoreau Society Gathering with conference schedule, art work (gift), trip plans and notes, correspondence, 15 photographs, hand-outs, notes for presentation, hand-outs for registration packet for C.C., and Beth Witherell's presentation (70 pieces)
Bag #5 - models and tests for cover with printed title labels, and sewing jig (11 pieces)
Bag #6 - letter and enclosures sent with book to standing order patrons (6 pieces)
Bag #7 - text used for typesetting (11 pieces)
Bag #8 - printing schedule and notes (5 pieces)
Bag #9 - early binding trials with 1 sewn model with handmade paper (3 pieces)
Bag #10 - page lay-outs and test printings on handmade paper (13 pieces)
Bag #11 - complete model #1 with binding notes (8 pieces)
Bag #12 - complete model #2 with paper-cutting notes (6 pieces)
Bag #13 - complete model #3 with binding notes (7 pieces)
Bag #14 - complete model #4 with binding notes (3 pieces)
Bag #15 - correspondence between C.C. and Beth Witherell from Dec. 10, 2002 to July 6, 2003 (77 pieces)
Bag #16 - research: the definitive edition of Emerson's Nature from Beth, Oct. 11, 2002 (7 pieces)
Bag #17 - early design ideas (2 pieces)
Bag #18 - text paper and announcement paper cutting schemes with amount needed (6 pieces)
Bag # 19 - press lock-up schemes (7 pieces)
Bag #20 - typographic test settings and correspondence (11 pieces)
Bag #21 - printing proofs with notes and corrections (52 pieces)
Bag #22 - final binding instructions (2 pieces)
Box: Burn Down the Zendo, by Michael Hannon, 2004-2005
Bag #1 - manuscript and correspondence (12 pieces)
Bag #2 - binding models with instructions, sewing tests, correspondence, and notes for acrylic slipcase (18 pieces)
Bag #3 - printing scheme, schedule, lay-outs, and notes (6 pieces)
Bag #4 - Kanji (calligraphy) for cover: correspondence between C.C. and David Brock, calligraphy tests, and models (70 pieces)
Bag #5 - Enso (empty circle) research (10 pieces)
Bag #6 - Christmas card with Jack Vartoogian design and photograph with poem taken from Burn Down the Zendo
Bag #7 - cover paper (Egyptian tow flax handmade at Cave Paper, Minneapolis, MN): correspondence, cutting scheme, and ordering plan (10 pieces)
Bag #8 - press lock-up schemes, colophon text, typeface and ink notations (34 pieces)
Bag #9 - announcement: paper cutting scheme, press lock-up scheme, photographs for announcement, and finished announcement (5 pieces)
Bag #10 - illustrations: Enso (empty circle) extras (22 pieces)
Bag #11 - illustrations: finished artwork for negatives for photopolymer plates (5 pieces)
Bag #12 - encapsulate photo page: 4 photographs of C.C. and Michael Hannon during colophon signing at Harry and Sandra Reese's Turkey Press, July 17, 2004
Bag #13 - addressed envelope: 7 photographs taken by Nancy Dahl with letter
Bags #1-8
Scope and Content Note
Bag # 1 - The Real World of Manuel Córdova, by W.S. Merwin, 1995 - not previously archived; used for talks and demonstrations - printing proofs, corrections, notes for cutting and folding text pages, jig used to fold all text sheets, cover models, printed labels for the enclosure, jig used for folding enclosure, and lay-out for announcement cover (10 pieces)
Bag #2 - Collaborative Projects: The Book of Lies, Volume III, 2003-2004 (additional materials are in Box #3 of this oversize container - see listing above) - brass mounted inside front lid of box (C.C.'s contribution to the collaboration) - typographic design and early trials, press packing for printing on brass with tympan paper, brass patinating instructions, brass-over-boards instructions, brass orders, onyx board cutting board samples, finished brass on board, and correspondence (25 pieces)
Bag #3 - Small Projects: Thomas Cahill quote, broadside for The Sun Valley Writers' Conference and standing order patrons of Ninja Press, 2003 - (grouped in separate bags): correspondence (18 pieces), cuneiform research (19 pieces), paper plans (5 pieces), typographic tests, proofs and lay-outs (16 pieces), and press lock-up scheme (1 piece)
Bag #4 - Small Projects: "Flying the Body" by Nathaniel Tarn, broadside 2003 - correspondence, design and lay-out, press proofs, paper sample, early design, press lock-up scheme, and text for colophon (26 pieces)
Bag #5 - Exhibitions: Ninja Press at Twenty 1984-2004, 2005 - Ninja Press retrospective exhibition at UCSB (additional materials in Box 26, Folder 20) - design, lay-out, typography for letterpress printed envelopes (23 pieces)
Bag #6 - Exhibitions: Ninja Press at Twenty 1984-2004, 2005 - Ninja Press retrospective exhibition at the University of Arizona, 2005 (additional materials in Box 26, Folder 21) - design and final broadside announcement (4 pieces)
Bag #7 - Small Projects: "Tradition" by Thomas Cahill - broadside for The Sun Valley Writers' Conference and the standing order patrons of Ninja Press, 2005 - correspondence (37 pieces), C.C. artist statement (2 pieces), budget (5 pieces), press lock-up schemes (5 pieces), early typographic design ideas (6 pieces), typographic proofs (10 pieces), and text for typesetting (2 pieces)
Bag #8 - Small Projects: "To the Surgeon Kevin Lin," by W. S. Merwin, broadside for the Center for Medical Humanities & Ethics at the University of Texas Health Science Center, San Antonio, 2005 (additional materials in Box 26, Folder 22) - copy of poem used, lay-out and printed proof, press lock-up schemes, and colophon text (6 pieces)
The Alliance for Contemporary Book Arts, 1987-2000 Archive
Scope and Content Note
Back issue requests and membership inquiries, 1993-1997
Membership renewals
New memberships, 1992-1995
Journal suspension, 1997-1999
New memberships, 1996-1999
Book Arts Fair, Dawson's Book Shop
Second Annual Book Arts Fair, Dawson's Book Shop
William Andrews Clark Memorial Library tour
Inge Brueggeman lecture
J. Ben Lieberman Lecture, Robert Bringhurst lecturer
Members exhibition, Artworks Gallery
"A Southern California Decade" traveling exhibition
Flyers and back issue lists
Membership mailing lists, 1988-1997
Minutes of meetings, 1998-1999
Receipts, 1988-1993
Invoices paid, 1989-1999
Receipts, 1994-1998
Treasurer's reports
Workshops, 1992-1999
ACBA archives from Robin Price, 1992-1995
Exhibitions - "A Southern California Decade" hand calligraphed poster by Kitty Maryatt
Bundle of alphabetized 3x5 cards of the membership, with dues payments from March 1992 until 2000 kept by secretary/treasurer C.C. [cards stored in Box 29]
Photographic archive pre-dating Ninja Press
Scope and Content Note
Articles and biographies about: 1960-1978, including newspaper articles about C.C. and Hector Elizondo, various bio sheet, and correspondence (12 pieces)
Correspondence and catalogue: re first work in platinum printing, [1979?] (2 pieces)
Correspondence: David Vestal (C.C.'s photography mentor), 1973-2006, including 2 issues of Grump (issues 88 and 89, used as correspondence references) (60 pieces)
Grump, an occasional newsletter by David Vestal, issues 9-54 (incomplete run), 1989-1997 (42 newsletters)
Grump, issues 55-100 (incomplete run), #100 being the final issue, published 1997-2005 (40 newsletters)
Correspondence - Miscellaneous, 1976-1984 (6 pieces)
Lummis, Charles F.
Photographic essay co-written with Patrick T. Houlihan (Director, Southwest Museum, Los Angeles), "Lummis as a Photographer," for Charles F. Lummis: The Centennial Exhibition, edited by Daniela P. Moneta, Southwest Museum, 1985 - C.C.'s research papers for essay, 1984-1985 (39 pieces)
Hard cover copy of Charles F. Lummis: The Centennial Exhibition
Charles F. Lummis Centennial Exhibition Symposium, Mar. 2-3, 1985 - including correspondence and notes re C.C.'s cyanotype printing demonstration using Lummis' original glass plate negatives from the Southwest Museum collection, announcements, newsletters, handouts, and symposium registration packet (22 pieces)
Photographic Exhibitions
"Walk in the Wild," The National Art Museum of Sport, New York City, Sept. 14-Oct. 29, 1976, including announcements, invitations, newsletters, and reviews (C.C. on Photographic Committee for the New York City Group of the Sierra Club) (13 pieces)
Cameravision Gallery, Los Angeles - 3 group exhibitions and 1 solo exhibition, "Waiting Rooms" 1982-1983, including correspondence, announcements, newspaper listings, biographies, and press releases (35 pieces)
Soho Photo Foundation, New York City - 1 solo exhibition and 3 group exhibitions, 1977-1978, including correspondence, announcements, exhibition lay-out schemes, meeting notes, agreements, newspaper listings, and Soho Camera 3, Soho Foundation, Publishers, 1978 - a book of photographs, including 4 photographs by C.C. (14 pieces)
Miscellaneous (listed by date) –exhibition contents are in separate packets and include correspondence, announcements, newspaper and newsletter listings and articles, contracts, bios, etc) (85 pieces in all)
1 - "Christmas Group Show" – The Underground Gallery, NYC, Dec. 2-21, 1969
2 - "Images West" - Goddard-Riverside Community Center, NYC, Apr. 18-May 18, 1976
3 - "Westhampton Beach Outdoor Art Show" - Westhampton, NY, Aug. 6-8, 1976
4 - "Carolee Campbell Photographs" - Crossroads Gallery, NYC, Sept. 1-30, 1967
5 - "Eleventh Annual Outdoor Art Show" - Gallery North, Setauket, NY, July 17-[?], 1977
6 - Untitled - Canyon Gallery Two, Dec. 17, 1979
7 - "Connecticut Landscapes by Carolee Campbell" - Barbara Hindshaw Gallery, Pitzer College, Claremont, CA, Oct. 4-24, 1981
8 - Artweek - newspaper listing above exhibition, Oct. 10, 1981
9 - "Carolee Campbell Photographs" - Scoville Library, Salisbury, CT, Nov-Dec. 1981
10 - "Evidence of Light" - Santa Ana College Art Gallery, CA, Oct. 27-Nov. 18, 1983
11 - "Handmade Photographic Books" - Texas Woman's University Fine Arts Gallery, Denton TX, Nov. 8-Dec. 15, 1983
12 - "Southern California Juried Photography Exhibition" - 2 sites, Nov. 17-Dec. 23, 1983
13 - "California Bookworks" - (C.C.'s first book exhibition), Otis Art Institute, Los Angeles, Jan. 3-Feb. 11, 1984
14 - "Two Photographers Removed" - The Women's Center Art Gallery, UCSB, Mar. 30-Apr. 24, 1987
15 - 4 miscellaneous shows, no dates
Guest Sign-in Books for 4 Exhibitions
1 - "Connecticut Landscapes by Carolee Campbell" - Barbara Hindshaw Gallery, Pitzer College, Claremont, CA, Oct. 4-24, 1981
2 - "Waiting Rooms" - Cameravision Gallery, Los Angeles, Apr. 28-May 30, 1982
3 - "Alternate Processes" - Cameravision Gallery, Los Angeles, Oct. 7-29, 1983
4 - "Two Photographers Removed" - The Women's Center Art Gallery, UCSB, Mar. 30-Apr. 24, 1987
Libraries - Photo, Friends of the Los Angeles Public Library (C.C. on Board of Directors), 1991-1997 - including correspondence, newsletters, flyers, meeting notes, Board of Directors mailing lists, and articles about (28 pieces)
Correspondence and original photographs of actor/writer Malachy McCourt, shot by C.C. for theatre head shot and biography late 1970s (11 pieces)
Photography publications with photographs by C.C. (7 pieces in all)
1 - Wisdom's Child newspaper, June 10, 1974 - correspondence and newspaper
2 - After Dark: The National Magazine of Entertainment, Nov. 1976
3 - Sierra: The Sierra Club Bulletin, July/Aug. 1982 - C.C.'s photo on cover
4 - Photospiva 83 - correspondence and catalogue
Photography publications and posters with photographs by C.C. (4 pieces in all)
1 - Poster - photograph of artist Turi Simeti with painting for exhibition at Galleria Cadario in Rome, 1968 - photo taken in NYC in 1967
2 - Poster with by-line - 10 photographs of paintings by Turi Simeti for exhibition at Galerie Latzer Kreuzlingen, [Germany?], 1969 - photos taken in NYC in 1967
3 - Exhibition announcement with photograph by C.C. for J. Henry Gallery, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands - photo taken in NYC in 1967
4 - Domus, The Magazine of Architecture, Interiors, and Art, published in Rome, Mar. 1968 - p. 43, reproduction of poster of Turi Simeti exhibition at Galleria Cadario in Rome (see #1)
Photography publications with photographs by C.C.
Who Needs Parks? Baruch Katz, editor - an exhibition and book of photographs by 36 photographers dedicated to the protection and preservation of Riverside Park, NYC, 1975 - includes correspondence and commendations, reviews, articles, announcements, hand-outs, posters, and completed book (8 pieces)
Women Photograph Men, Dannielle B. Hayes, editor, with introduction by Molly Haskell (William Morrow and Company, Inc., New York, (1977) - includes correspondence, permissions, announcements, newsletters with announcements, and completed book (26 pieces)
Photography workshops given by C.C.
Los Angeles Center for Photographic Studies, "Making One-of-a-Kind Handmade Books," July 17, 21, and 24, 1984 - includes flyer, workshop notes, hand-outs, class description, participants, newsletter, and contract (16 pieces)
The Southwest Museum, Los Angeles, "Working in the Nineteenth Century Photographic Techniques," Feb. 11, 25, and Mar. 3, 1984 - includes correspondence, museum calendar, contract, class notes and list of equipment, and lesson plans (14 pieces)
Flat Small Projects - "The Sound of One," Charlotte Watts, 1989
Ninja Press at 20, [2004-2005]
Workshops - Cerritos Library, "Cerritos Book of Lies," Workshop, Apr. 9, 2005
Audiotapes - Cassettes
Scope and Content Note
Plowing the Wind - Side A: "Three Mesa Songs," composed by Judith Cloud, words by Betty Andrews (3 poems: "High Mesa Land," "There Is a Color in Nature," "Power" May 1995; Side B: Introduction & Fantasy for Guitar, composed by J. Cloud [1 cassette]
Walking - UCSB Professor Lawrence Willson, Distinguished Teaching Lecture, May 25, 1979 [1 cassette]
Walking - Carolee Campbell, recording of text read for proof reading, Mar. 23, 1986 [3 cassettes]
Family Album - Betty Andrews poetry reading, tape compiled by Jane Hipolito [1 cassette]
El Sol de Abajo - audiotape of Montoya reading, "Chicano Poetry in California," Southwest Museum, Oct. 1989 [1 cassette]
Published Essays - interview with Peter Koch for Book Club of California Newsletter essay, 1994 [2 cassettes]
Miscellaneous Files - Audiotape of "Women of the Composing Stick," re history of early female printers, aired on KCRW, Mar. 1992 [1 cassette]
Compact Discs [cds]
Correspondence - Nancy Hoffman, "Spire & The Money Rhapsody" at The Cornelia Street Café, New York City, July 22, 2004 [1 cd]
Videotapes - VHS
Imaginary Burden - Michael Hannon, poetry reading, Contemporary Arts Forum [1 videotape]
El Sol de Abajo - "Mi Otro Yo: My Other Self" on the Chicano art movement, with Montoya, aired on PBS, May 21, 1991 [1 videotape]
The Real World of Manuel Córdova - CBS Sunday Morning, "The Poet's Place," segment with W. S. Merwin [1 videotape]


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By Dominic Gates
By Dominic Gates
The Seattle Times
SEATTLE — Boeing this week instructed a small team of top machinists at its Auburn, Wash., parts plant to begin building new, high-strength containment boxes for the lithium-ion batteries on its 787 jets as part of a redesign intended to get the planes flying again as soon as April.
An Auburn insider said the company ordered 200 such boxes, with the first 100 to be ready by March 18.
Commercial Airplanes CEO Ray Conner will lay out the company's plan to Federal Aviation Administration officials Friday, but it's unclear whether regulators will sign on to the fast-paced schedule.
Boeing executives briefed key members of Congress in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, telling them it has developed a permanent fix to the battery problems and hopes to have the Dreamliners back in passenger service quickly, assuming expeditious FAA approval.
A congressional aide said Boeing representatives in one such meeting "were adamant that it will be a permanent fix, and rejected reports that mentioned a temporary fix." They also cited the April target date, the aide said.
Boeing spokesman Marc Birtel declined to comment on any conversations with regulatory authorities but reiterated an earlier statement that "good progress is being made" toward finding a fix.
According to a person familiar with Boeing's proposal, Conner plans to provide FAA head Michael Huerta details of the fix along lines previously reported: most importantly, a stronger outer containment box and a system of high-pressure tubes that vent any gases directly out of the airplane. Another element is that the eight cells inside the re-designed battery box will be separated by more insulation than in the current design, possibly high-temperature glass.
Boeing believes it can implement those and other new battery design elements quickly to be incorporated on all subsequent Dreamliners. That contradicts earlier reports in the Seattle Times and elsewhere that the company will first implement a temporary fix.
Boeing engineers contend, and hope their tests will show, that their redesign will prevent a runaway battery fire.
It's unclear if the FAA will be ready to move as swiftly as Boeing would like.
Boeing is unlikely to get a full go-ahead at the meeting today. There will be a back-and-forth to follow, with requirements for flight tests to validate Boeing's solution.
Investigators at the National Transportation Safety Board are still looking for the root cause of the two incidents that prompted the current crisis — a battery fire in a 787 on the ground in Boston in early January, followed just eight days later by a smoldering battery on a 787 flight in Japan.
The FAA must take into account that investigation, which found that the battery fire in Boston was started by a short circuit in a single cell but hasn't established what caused that short.
In the absence of knowing the root cause, said the person with knowledge of Boeing's proposal, the jetmaker's fix accounts for the possibility that a battery cell will overheat at some time in the future. The new battery design aims to ensure that if that happens, the airplane is safe.
The news of Boeing's fast-track fix came as the investigation of the in-flight incident in Japan appeared to add a new wrinkle.
The problem on that aircraft was overheating of the main battery in the forward electronics bay.
But according to the Associated Press, the Japan Transport Ministry said Wednesday that the aircraft's other lithium-ion battery — the one in the rear electronics bay that's connected to the jet's auxiliary power unit — was miswired and improperly connected to the main battery that overheated.
It's unclear what impact that finding will have.

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Let's wrap up some of our Brauer group loose ends today. We can push through the calculation of the Brauer groups of curves over some other fields using the same methods as the last post, but just a little more effort.
First, note that with absolutely no extra effort we can run the same argument as yesterday in the following situation. Suppose is a regular, integral, quasi-compact scheme of dimension with the property that all closed points have perfect residue fields . Let be the inclusion of the generic point.
Running the Leray spectral sequence a little further than last time still gives us an inclusion, but we will usually want more information because may not be . The low degree terms (plus the argument from last time) gives us a sequence:
This allows us to recover a result we already proved. In the special case that where is a Henselian DVR with perfect residue field , then the uniformizing parameter defines a splitting to get a split exact sequence
Thus when is a strict local ring (e.g. ) we get an isomorphism since (since is ). In fact, going back to Brauer groups of fields, we had a lot of trouble trying to figure anything out about number fields. Now we may have a tool (although without class field theory it isn't very useful, so we'll skip this for now).
The last computation we'll do today is to consider a smooth (projective) curve over a finite field . Fix a separable closure and the function field. First, we could attempt to use Leray on the generic point, since we can use that to get some more information. Unfortunately without something else this isn't enough to recover up to isomorphism.
Instead, consider the base change map . We use the Hochschild-Serre spectral sequence . The low degree terms give us
First, by the last post. Next by Lang's theorem as stated in Mumford's Abelian Varieties, so as well. That tells us that since is . So even over finite fields (finite was really used and not just for Lang's theorem) we get that smooth, projective curves have trivial Brauer group.


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So I would say no, you don't need to watch Genesis, but it wouldn't hurt either.
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Does anyone know if Kawamori-san actually said which characters are the reincarnations of the characters from the previous series? I read somewhere that he did say who is who...unless that person was wrong and I'm getting my hopes up LOL
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As far as I remember there's not a whole lot about them in the OVAs either (and those are sort of an alternate retelling anyway). Their story didn't get much attention except for some basic information, some flashbacks and a rather vague timeline.
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I do believe we see more of them (the originals, if that's what we're talking about) in the original series, even if only slightly.
Also, to clear up any kind of confusion, Celiane is the original, from 24.000 years ago.
Apollo is a reincarnation of the Angel Apollonius, and lived 12.000 years ago - his story is one of the central points of the original series, in all honesty.
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So I have a question, let's see how I can explain it the best. I'm an old fan of the series Sousei no Aquarion, but I didn't think the show had that big of a fan base. With it being around 7 years old, (I think that's right) how does a series like that get a sequel. Don't get me wrong I love Aquarion Evol as much as the old series, but I was really was unaware that things like this could happen. Unless it was more popular than I thought, but 7 years still seems like such a long time. It looks like the new series is doing alright, and it's bringing more to watch the older series.
Was it something like a gamble just tossing it out there and see what happens? I'm not really all together on the anime world as a business point of view. It just seemed a little weird to come back to watching anime consistently again to find on of my favorites from so long ago has came out with another season. One that I didn't know really had a big enough fan base.
Does this happen a lot, like series you thought were dead just come back to life? Just thought I ask to see if anyone else knows were I'm coming from on this.
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It isn't that strange for a Mecha series that starts out as a cult following to grow in popularity over a long stretch of time. You have to thank things like Super Robot Wars(One of the most popular Mecha Crossover series in Japan) Z, anything Mecha that SRW seems to touch suddenly gets a huge rise in popularity in Japan anyway, which introduced a lot of Mecha fans to Aquarion for the first time and got them interested enough to watch it.
Ever wonder why when a new Super Robot Wars game comes out and adds in an old series that said old series start make a killing off models, toys, and stuff? It's pretty much every Mecha animes dream to get in things like SRW because it's basically free advertising on a massive scale that gets the attention of many Mecha fans from all corners of Japan.
For example, Hades Project Zeroymer wasn't al that popular. It was than put in a few Super Robot Wars games and suddenly people started careing(and buying things related to it) about it and even requested that it be brought back for the final chapter of the SRW Z saga. SRW also has a history of fixing things, like how SRW Z and L fixed Gundam Seed Destiny's plot so well that the VA of Shinn said that was the the real Shinn in his heart. They even fixed the Code Geass ending in the recent SRW z2.2 without trampling on anyones toes and actually making it turn out extremely well. Fans thought Lelouch in the Anime was badass, if only they knew the SRW z2.2 Lelouch who took his badassery to the 11 if you choose to defy Ohgi and Believe in Zero.
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Sorry for resurrecting an old thread, but I wasn't sure where to post this question. Anyway, do you guys think there will be another season after Aquarion Evol? I was thinking that it may not have one since some people on the forum didn't like the writing. While I wasn't a fan of the writing either, I was pretty satisfied with the conclusion of Aquarion Evol after the series ended.
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From Jessica Bellinger... One of my favorite weddings to date! Alexis and Evan had amazing style and vendor choices. This day was so important to them, and you could tell through all the effort into details they put in. I loved their venue, probably my favorite in the Central FL area. Full of beautiful gardens, a courtyard, and vintage rooms full of antique items. They also have this gorgeous historic boat that created beautiful photos for us. It was a lovely day.


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I've already started researching alternatives. Unfortunately all options mean losing the N900 as a phone, though I could keep it as a MID.
Anyway, so far it looks as though Virgin Mobile is a good option for me. They offer a plan that is $25/month for unlimited data and texts, and 300 minutes/month which is far more than I use (I'm a texter not a talker). That plan applies to their Android phones too, of which they have two. Both phones are decent; one is an LG Optimus V with no physical keyboard for $149 (probably about to be replaced as it is now out of stock) and a Samsung Intercept with keyboard for $199. That's quite reasonable for an Android phone from a major manufacturer without a contract. They also offer a BlackBerry but you have to pay $10/month extra for BIS, if you want to use the built in email and IM functions.
The only downside is that Virgin is just an arm of Sprint, which has spotty service in my area. I'm just outside of Atlanta, and while I'm in what is considered the "metro area", a lot of the places I go to regularly are on the extreme edge of Sprint's coverage map.
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Oh Really? What popular operating system did they copy from???
Copying or borrowing doesn't need to happen with something visual, it can be the lower-level parts. Like f.ex. Microsoft has grabbed lots of networking-related ideas and even code from IBM, Novell, BSD.. And how about the whole windowing idea? You didn't know that there were windowing systems even before Apple and Microsoft stepped on the stage? And that they both took lots of ideas from f.ex. Plan 9?
You really need to study computer and Operating System history a tad bit more if you think Microsoft and Apple were the first ones to invent all of their ideas.
Certainly they have borrowed bits and pieces from here and there but nothing as wholesale and artistically bankrupt as we're seeing here.
As I stated, not everything that is copied or adapted needs to even be visible at all. And yet still, go read f.ex. about Plan 9 at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plan_9_from_Bell_Labs and you might surprise yourself.
Now, having proved your point moot I'll go and introduce my own one: why does it matter that ideas are borrowed, copied and adapted to new systems or circumstances? Nothing in this world would be like it is now if that didn't happen because that's called progress; take something you find good and worth of implementing, and try and make it even better. Or do you really mean that http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Benz-velo.jpg should be the pinnacle of automobile development and no one should have ever taken the idea and improved on it?
You didn't prove my point moot. LOL
In fact, it seems like you didn't read my original post at all which was entirely focused on the UI and user experience when trying out an OS that behaves differently than they expect despite it looking like a clone.
You're going off on a tangent unrelated to anything I said and you're giving me advice??? lol
Why use "f.ex." when there is already a perfectly good abbreviation "e.g." available which is more well-known and considerably less grating than "f.ex."?
Because English isn't my native language? I've just never really thought about it and since "f.ex." is used by several of the languages I speak I've just kind of gotten accustomed to it. But sure, if it really bothers you so much that you need to make an entire off-topic comment about it I'll try my best to memorize the "e.g." abbreviation.
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PHOENIX – Testimony is set to resume in the murder trial of Jodi Arias, who faces a possible death sentence if convicted of first-degree murder, as the prosecutor works to undermine the credibility of a defense witness whom he accuses of being biased.
Psychotherapist Alyce LaViolette has been testifying for more than a week about her conclusion that Arias suffered domestic abuse by the victim, Travis Alexander, who was killed in June 2008 by Arias in his suburban Phoenix home.
"In this case, you actually are biased in terms of the defendant, aren't you?"
Authorities say she planned the attack in a jealous rage. Arias first denied any involvement, and later said it was self-defense.
The prosecutor accused the psychotherapist of having sympathy for Arias that tainted her findings.
Psychotherapist LaViolette has spent more than a week on the witness stand testifying about the generalities of abuse victims.
Last week, she focused on Arias' volatile relationship with the victim, portraying the man as a womanizing cheater who courted multiple women simultaneously, using graphic language to entice them into sexual encounters, while berating Arias with derogatory names.
LaViolette said she interviewed Arias for more than 40 hours, while also reviewing thousands of pages of text messages, emails and other communications between Arias and the victim, as well as messages between the victim and other women she says he was courting while also carrying on a sexual relationship with Arias.
The witness said it was clear that Arias suffered not only emotional, but physical abuse at the hands of her lover, though there has been no testimony, other than Arias', and no evidence presented at trial to indicate her one-time boyfriend had ever been physically violent in the past.
Arias faces a possible death sentence if convicted of first-degree murder in the June 2008 killing of Travis Alexander in his suburban Phoenix home.
Authorities say she planned the attack in a jealous rage. Arias initially denied involvement then blamed it on two masked intruders. Two years after her arrest, she said it was self-defense. Testimony has been ongoing for more than three months.
Prosecutor Juan Martinez questioned LaViolette's ability to come to the conclusion that Arias suffered physical abuse by Alexander based solely on interviews with the defendant and reviews of communications between Arias and the victim.
"Ultimately, what you're saying is you are a human lie detector, right?" Martinez snapped.
LaViolette struggled to answer the question as Martinez repeatedly sought "yes or no" answers.
She explained that she came to her conclusions based on her review of everything, including interviews with Arias.
"It's context," LaViolette said. "It's about patterns and it's about context."
She testified last week how she found in a review of Alexander's electronic communications with other women that he courted them with graphic sexual language, and that some of the women ceased interacting with him, but he continued to press them.
In communications with one woman, Martinez pointed out how Alexander referred to Arias as a stalker.
"Isn't it true that Mr. Alexander was extremely fearful of the defendant based on what was said in that conversation?" Martinez asked.
"I don't get that," LaViolette replied.
"You're taking what's in this instant message and you're picking and choosing what to believe and what not to believe, right? Martinez prodded.
"No," LaViolette said.
The two traded barbs as LaViolette accused the prosecutor of mischaracterizing her work. She explained that while Alexander may have made such comments about Arias being a stalker, his behavior toward her — continuing to court her and invite her to his home for sex — painted a different picture.
"He is extremely afraid of her," Martinez said. "You chose not to believe that?"
LaViolette said she did not believe that assessment "based on his behavior toward Ms. Arias."
Martinez later seized on the multiple lies Arias told authorities in the days and even years after the killing.
"She does have a history of lying, doesn't she?" he asked.
"After the killing, yes," LaViolette said.
After continued prodding, LaViolette acknowledged she has no way of knowing whether Arias is telling the truth now.
Martinez then returned to a familiar accusation of bias, one he used on a previous defense witness who diagnosed Arias with post-traumatic stress disorder and amnesia. Martinez at the time accused psychologist Richard Samuels of forming a relationship with the defendant that biased his diagnosis. Samuels denied the accusations.
He leveled a similar claim against LaViolette on Monday.
"In this case, you actually are biased in terms of the defendant, aren't you?" Martinez asked, noting how LaViolette apologized to Arias during their first meeting for having gone through her journals and other private materials.
"Do I believe the evidence supports domestic violence? Yes," LaViolette replied. "I don't believe I'm biased."
The day ended with a perplexing detail that hadn't yet been explained as Martinez questioned LaViolette about a "manifesto" Arias has written.
Martinez questioned her about Arias having signed the work "in case she became famous."
Testimony was set to resume Tuesday.
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Coker enters the match having won seven of their last eight, including their last three in a row. Their most recent victory came against Belmont Abbey on Wednesday. The Cobras defeated the Crusaders 1-0 thanks to a game-winning header by Niko Tirkkonen. The goal was Tirkkonen's fourth game-winner of the season. Goalkeeper James Sweeney earned his third clean sheet of the season in the win and the Cobras improved to 8-3 overall and 4-1 in league play.
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The Flexdip CYH112 holder is a modular system for sensors and assemblies in open basins, channels, or tanks. It allows nearly any kind of fixing, such as floor, wall, and rail mounting. Moreover, it is suitable for all types of sensor installation – chain, fixed, or free-swinging. The holder can be expanded or modified at any time. Flexdip CYH112 provides you with outstanding flexibility and enables you to install your measurement right on the point.
Simple, cost-effective and flexible
Existing structural works can be used
Holder adjustable in height, position and orientation
Easy to install and to maintain
Robust design: Suitable for process pressures up to 6 bar (87 psi)
Uygulama alanı
Flexdip CYH112 is a holder for all measurements in open basins, channels and tanks in:
Wastewater treatment plants
Water works
Utilities of all industries
It forms a perfect team with the Flexdip CYA112 assembly for simple sensor isolation.
The Flexdip team is suitable for all parameters, such as:
Sludge level
UV photometry
Özellikler ve şartlar
Dokümanlar / Kılavuzlar / Yazılım
Aksesuarlar / Yedek parçalar
Önceki seri / Yeni seri
Önceki: Universal CYH101


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