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Arman: Dirty Paintings, March 1 to 31, 1990, Marisa del Re Gallery
Arman; Kuspit, Donald
Paperback. Slim softcover published 1990 by Marisa del Re Gallery, New York. Noticeable average wear to back cover: small corner creases. Pages are slightly wavy from exposure to humidity. Very clean; no marks; pages bright; binding tight. 30 pages; 10 color plates; Chronology. Essay by Donald Kuspit. Foreword by Marisa del Re. Language: English. Catalogue of exhibition of works created in the 1980s using acrylic paint squeezed directly from the tube onto canvas and incorporating the empty tubes themselves. Keywords: art, artist, painter, art history, catalog, show, painterly, accumulation. No ISBN.
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D. Fajnzang
Fajnzang, Dominique
Very Good.
Paperback. Slim softcover booklet with stapled binding, published 1988 by Musee de l'Impression sur Etoffes de Mulhouse. Light wear to cover corners; tiny crease to one page corner. Clean and unmarked; pages bright; binding tight. 20 pages; color and black-and-white photos. Statement by Monique Drosson. Language: FRENCH / Texte en Francais. Exhibition catalogue of abstract works in textile and paper. Keywords: contemporary art, painting, peinture, artist, artiste, France, women artists, catalog, show, exposition, tissue paper, papier, lyrical abstraction, 1980s, art history. No ISBN.
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El Greco (Pocket Library of Great Art)
Matthews, John F.
Paperback. Small, slim softcover published 1953 by Harry N. Abrams / Pocket Books. Heavy wear to covers: age-discoloration; light creases; corners rubbed; generally grubby. Inside front cover reinforced with archival tape. Other than light age-tanning to pages, contents are clean, unmarked, uncreased. Good vintage reading / research / studio copy. Ca. 72 pages (pages not numbered); color and black-and-white plates; 4 nice fold-outs. Language: English. Keywords: Mannerist, Mannerism, artist, painter, painting, Toledo, Spain, Spanish, school, elongated figures, the Greek, Domenikos Theotocopoulos, Domenicos, 16th century. No ISBN.
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El Greco (The Colour Library of Art)
Troutman, Philip
Hardcover. Large hardcover with dustjacket; revised edition 1967 Paul Hamlyn, London. Noticeable edgewear (small chips) to jacket. Moderate age-tanning to jacket; light tanning to page edges. Text clean and unmarked; binding tight. Great reading / research / studio copy. 40 pages plus 49 full-page color plates; Biographical Outline. Language: English. NOTE: Oversize format-- cannot ship outside U.S. via Flat-Rate envelope; may require additional international postage. Jacket front shows 'The Agony in the Garden'. Boards covered in moss-green cloth with gilt reproduction of painter's signature on front; gilt title on spine. 'Philip Troutman, while stating that very little is known of [the artist] himself, explains in a concise introduction the qualities which make his work famous. El Greco's painting is seen against the background of contemporary life, while the events and experiences which influenced his style are brought sharply into focus.'--from jacket flap. Keywords: Mannerist, Mannerism, artist, painter, painting, Toledo, Spain, Spanish, school, elongated figures, the Greek, Domenikos Theotocopoulos. No ISBN. [code J]
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George Tooker: Paintings, April 14-May 14, 1988, Marisa del Re Gallery
Garver, Thomas H.
Very Good.
Paperback. Slim softcover published 1988 by Marisa del Re Gallery, New York. 2 tiny abrasions on blank areas of 2 pages. Otherwise only light wear. Very clean; no creases; pages bright; binding tight. 24 pages; 7 color plates; Chronology. Essay by Thomas H. Garver. Foreword by Marisa del Re. Cover shows 'Girl with Basket'. Language: English. Catalogue of exhibition of egg tempera paintings on gesso panels. Keywords: art, artist, painter, art history, catalog, show, Magic Realism, Magic Realist, Eighties, 1980s, '80s. No ISBN.
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Giovanni di Paolo (Reprinted from The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, Fall 1988)
Pope-Hennessy, John
Very Good.
Paperback. Softcover book with stapled binding, published 1988 by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Only light wear. Very clean; no marks; pages bright; binding tight. 48 pages; color and black-and-white photos; Notes. Director's Note by Philippe de Montebello. Language: English. Cover shows di Paolo's 'The Coronation of the Virgin'. 11 x 8.5 inches. Reprinted from The Metropolitan Museum of Art Bulletin, Fall 1988. 'In 1937 the London publishing firm of Chatto and Windus issued a 208-page volume devoted to Giovanni di Paolo. ... This monograph combined connoisseurship with a meticulous command of documentary information and a sharp critical facility, thereby ushering in the distinguished career of John Pope-Hennessy. Now, in this Bulletin, Pope-Hennessy reexamines the painter about whom he first wrote. After more than fifty years he has found Giovanni di Paolo to be a richer and even more rewarding artist than I had originally supposed.' -- p. 3. Includes discussion of the many di Paolo works in the Met. Keywords: art history, Quattrocento, Sienese, Siena, Italy, Italian, Gothic, painter, painting, altarpiece, panel, Robert Lehman Collection. No ISBN.
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Golub, Leon; Gumpert, Lynn; Rifkin, Ned
Very Good.
Paperback. Softcover 1984 New Museum of Contemporary Art. Library INKSTAMP inside back cover. Faint crease to back corner; edges rubbed. Clean; pages bright; binding tight. Exhibition catalog of the painter's retrospective. 96pp, B/W plates with a few in color, List of Works in show, Excerpted Interviews and Writings, Chronology, Exhibitions, Bibliography. Language: English. Preface by Marcia Tucker. Essay by Rifkin and Gumpert, 'On Power and Vulnerability: The Art of Leon Golub'. No additional printings indicated. Haunting, disturbing images of mercenaries, interrogations, soldiers, bureaucrats, torturers, etc., painted in an expressionistic style, eerily predating Abu Ghraib. Keywords: catalogue, Vietnam, war, antiwar, abuse, atrocities, torture, interrogator, prisoner, hate, violence, violent, Chicago, imagist, narrative, realist, realism, painterly, expressionist, graphic, figure, figurative, Central America, Eighties, 1980s.
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How to Get Hung: A Practical Guide for Emerging Artists
Barnes, Molly
Like New.
Paperback. Softcover 1994 Journey Editions. Superclean; no marks or creases; pages bright; binding tight. Only a hint of shelfwear. 146pp. Language: English. 'Gallery owner and art critic Barnes is refreshingly free of pretension and preciousness in this let's-get-real guide for students and artists hoping to sell their work. Much as she understands the spiritual and aesthetic forces that motivate artists, she sticks to practical matters. One of her first suggestions is that anyone planning on showing their work to gallery owners must have at least a dozen pieces related by theme, media, or scale. Gallery owners must be wooed, Barnes declares, and, as in any courtship, everything counts, from your appearance--remember this is a visual world: you'd better look good, no, make that interesting--to your ability to speak intelligently yet succinctly about your themes and approach to materials. Barnes offers plenty of sane and sensible guidelines for preparing for studio visits, evaluating agreements with galleries, selecting work for shows, and helping with installation and promotion. Her efficiency and feistiness make it all seem possible, which is what aspiring artists really want to hear.'--Donna Seaman, Booklist.
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Joseph Beuys: Bnutrennjaja Mongoliya: / Inner Mongolia [RUSSIAN-LANGUAGE CATALOG]
State Russian Museum
Paperback. Large softcover published 1992 by Gosudarstvennyj Muzej A.S. Puskina, Russian Federation. Noticeable average wear: small stains and scratches to cover; corners flaring. Inside is clean and unmarked; pages bright; binding tight. 12.5 x 11 inches. NOTE: Large format-- cannot ship outside U.S. via Flat-Rate envelope; requires additional international postage. 95 pages; color and black-and-white photos; essay; interview; Biography; Checklist of Works. Language: Cyrillic alphabet -- likely Russian? Uncommon exhibition catalogue (posthumous) of 157 early works on paper (87 are illustrated) by arguably one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Keywords: Josef Beuys, Jozef Bojs, art, sculpture, sculptor, conceptual artist, performance art, avant-garde, German, Germany, Eine Innere Mongolei. No ISBN.
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Joshua Neustein: The Carbon Series
Neustein, Joshua; Schwabsky, Barry; Schultz, Douglas G.
0914782843 / 9780914782841 Good.
Paperback. Softcover published 1992 by Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, NY. Noticeable average wear: creased cover corner; other small creases to cover. Clean and unmarked; pages bright; binding tight. Great reading/research copy. 64 pages; black-and-white photos; Chronology. Language: English. Essay: Neustein's Gesture, Neustein's Mark, by Barry Schwabsky. A Conversation with Joshua Neustein, by Douglas G. Schultz. Foreword by Douglas G. Schultz. Catalogue of exhibition at Albright-Knox that then traveled to Grey Art Gallery at New York University. The Carbon Pieces, begun in 1968 and continuing for several decades, are drawings/constructions created from standard 8 1/2 x 11 inch office carbon paper. NOTE: Large format-- cannot ship outside U.S. via Flat-Rate envelope; requires additional international postage. Keywords: contemporary art, artist, works on paper, abstract, abstraction, Minimalism, Minimalist, catalog, show, 1990s, Israeli.
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Juan Gris
Soby, James Thrall
Hardcover. Hardcover with dustjacket published 1958 by The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Noticeable average wear to jacket: small creases; age-tanning. Text clean and unmarked; pages bright; binding tight. 128 pages; Index; Chronology; Selected Bibliography by Bernard Karpel; many handsome full-page photographs, including 19 in color. Language: English. Cover shows 'Guitar, Glasses and Bottle'. Essay and catalogue of 1958 MoMA exhibition that also traveled to the Minneapolis Institute of Arts, San Francisco Museum of Art, and Los Angeles County Museum. 'With his customary insight and sympathy, James Thrall Soby has developed Gris' career and achievement against the background of a period rich in artistic genius.'--from jacket flap. Keywords: art history, artist, modern art, Cubism, Cubist, 20th century, painting, collage, catalog. No ISBN.
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Julia Healy: Dispatches from the Front
Healy, Julia; Perreault, John
Paperback. Slim softcover booklet with stapled binding, published 1989 by the Museum of Staten Island, New York. CREASES to covers. Gift inscription (presumably by artist) inside front cover: 'To Elaine with love, Julia'. Otherwise very clean; pages bright; binding tight. 10 pages; black-and-white photos (1 in color); List of Works; biographical information; essay by John Perreault. Introduction by Patricia Gordon Michael. Language: English. Catalogue of exhibition at the Museum of Staten Island of artworks 1983-1989. Keywords: fine art, artist, painting, painter, contemporary, figurative, narrative, animals, Eighties, 1980s, '80s, woman, acrylic on canvas, Staten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences, SIIAS, Snug Harbor, catalog, show. No ISBN.
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K. H. Hodicke: Marisa del Re Gallery, New York, May 28-June 26, 1987, L.A. Louver Gallery, Venice, October 20-November 28, 1987, Galerie Folker Skulima, Berlin, March 18-April 28, 1988
Hodicke, Karl Horst; Kuspit, Donald
Very Good.
Paperback. Slim softcover published 1987 by Marisa del Re Gallery, L.A. Louver Gallery, and Galerie Folker Skulima. Slightly bumped corners; otherwise only light wear. Very clean; no marks or creases; pages bright; binding tight. 31 pages; 23 color plates; list of shows. Essay by Donald Kuspit. Language: English. Cover shows 'St. Martin [Halloween]'. Catalogue of exhibition of medium- and large-scale acrylic paintings on canvas, 1977-87, by German Neo-Expressionist artist Karl Horst Hodicke. Keywords: art, painter, art history, catalog, Expressionism, Expressionist, Neo-Expressionism, painterly, Germany, Eighties, 1980s, '80s. No ISBN.
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Karel Appel: Recent Paintings and Sculpture, October-November, 1987
Appel, Karel; Kuspit, Donald
Paperback. Slim softcover published 1987 by Marisa del Re Gallery, New York. Corners bumped and flared; faint dampstains to page margins; inside covers near spine have abraded areas from excess binding glue. Contents clean and unmarked. Good reading/research copy only. 22 pages (pages not numbered); color plates; Chronology. Essay by Donald Kuspit. Language: English. Cover shows 'The Beggar'. Catalogue of exhibition of 10 paintings (oils on canvas) and 4 large sculptures (Polaroid and acrylic on wood). Keywords: art, painter, sculptor, figurative, figure, photography, photograph, photo, mixed media, art history, catalog, Expressionism, Expressionist, Neo-Expressionism, painterly, nude, Eighties, 1980s, '80s. No ISBN.
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Ken Aptekar: Painting Between the Lines, 1990-2000
Aptekar, Ken; Self, Dana; Nochlin, Linda; Veeser, H. Aram
Very Good.
Paperback. Oversize softcover 2001 Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art. No additional printings indicated. Superclean; no marks or creases; pages bright; binding tight. Light wear. 95pp, 3 essays, color plates, List of Works, Biography, Bibliography. Language: English. Catalog of 10-year retrospective exhibition at Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art that traveled to The College of Wooster Art Museum and the Muscarelle Museum of Art. Keywords: catalogue, painter, painting, contemporary.
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Klee (Phaidon Colour Library)
Hall, Douglas; Klee, Paul
0714827304 / 9780714827308 Very Good.
Paperback. Softcover 2nd edition (revised and enlarged), published by 1992 Phaidon Press. Light wear to cover corners. Very clean; no marks or creases; pages bright; binding tight. 127 pages; 80 illustrations (51 in color); Biography, Select Bibliography. Includes extensive notes and an authoritative introduction. Language: English. Size 11.8 x 8.7 inches. Paul Klee (1879-1940) was one of the most inventive and prolific of the modern masters.... [H]e combined unrivalled imaginative gifts with supreme technical and formal proficiency.... -- from back cover. Keywords: artist, painter, painting, 20th century art, art history, monograph.
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Lucian Freud: Etchings from the PaineWebber Art Collection
Cohen, David; Wilcox, Scott
Paperback. Softcover 1999 Yale Center for British Art. Noticeable average wear: small scuffs and smudges to non-glossy white covers. Interior very clean; no marks or creases; pages bright; binding tight. 81 pages; black-and-white reproductions; 3 reproductions in color; 1 fold-out; Exhibition List; Bibliography. Foreword by Donald B. Marron. Preface by Patrick McCaughey. Language: English. NOTE: Oversize format; cannot ship outside U.S. via Flat-Rate envelope. Catalogue of 1999 show at Yale that traveled to Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego; Seattle Art Museum; Blaffer Gallery, University of Houston; Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Center for Visual Arts at Stanford University; and Carnegie Museum of Art. Keywords: art, artist, painter, printmaking, printmaker, draftsman, print, edition, contemporary, British, realism, realist, expressionism, figurative, figure, nude, psychological, portrait, Leigh Bowery, catalog, 1990s.
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Mary Lucier: Selected Works 1975-2000
Lucier, Mary; Boyle, Deirdre
Paperback. Softcover book published 2002 by Emerson Gallery, Hamilton College, Clinton, NY. Catalogue for exhibition February 2-March 15, 2002. Average edgewear to covers; small crease to back corner. Text clean and unmarked; pages bright; binding tight. 55 pages; color and black-and-white photos; checklist; artist biography. Essay by Deirdre Boyle. Statements by William Salzillo, Jill Weinberg Adams. Language: English. 'Known for large-scale environmental video installations, Mary Lucier has also created a substantial body of single-channel video works previously shown in video programs in museums, alternative spaces and on television. This exhibition at the Emerson Gallery has provided the occasion for a broad survey of these works to be shown for the first time.'--Jill Weinberg Adams, p. 5. Keywords: mid-career survey, art, contemporary art, video art, installation art, women artists, catalog. No ISBN.
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Mary Lucier: The Plains of Sweet Regret
Lucier, Mary; Wilkin, Karen
0943107164 / 9780943107165 Very Good.
Paperback. Stated 1st edition slim softcover book published 2004 by North Dakota Museum of Art, Grand Forks. Catalogue for exhibition April 22-August 1, 2004. Only light wear. Very clean; no creases; pages bright; binding tight. Pamphlet from the show, with the curator's essay and 4 photos, is laid in. Ca. 44 pages (pages not numbered); color photos; extensive artist list of works and bibliography. Preface by curator Laurel Reuter. Essay by Karen Wilkin. Language: English. An 18-minute, five-channel video installation commissioned by the Museum as part of its Emptying Out of the Plains initiative, responding to 'the population shifts that are forcing the people of the Northern Plains to reimagine their lives.' Keywords: art, contemporary art, video art, installation art, women artists, catalog, Great Plains, American West, prairie.
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Michael James: Art and Inspirations
James, Michael
1571200401 / 9781571200402 Good.
Paperback. Softcover published 1998 by C and T Publishing, Inc., Lafayette, California. Noticeable average wear: covers have scratches and bumped corners. Text clean and unmarked; pages bright; Binding tight. Great reading / research copy. 144 pages; many color photos; Index; Biography; Interview with Patricia Malarcher; Essay by Patricia Harris and David Lyon. Language: English. 'Explore the many facets of this well-known artist who uses quilts as his medium of expression -- sometimes unpredictable, always straightforward, one of quiltmaking's true mavericks.'--from back cover. Keywords: art, contemporary, quilting, quilter, quiltmaker, textile, fabric, needlework, 1990s.
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A year ago I started a project called "A Bird a Day". I love how there are an enormous variety of birds; their colours, crazy habits and songs. I just make mine up as I go along, and I think I can get away with anything – because nature does too!
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Renderings done when I was an 'A' Level art student in Temasek Junior College, Singapore.
1997 - 1998
The top image "pastel seashell" was my first and last "almost" photo-realistic seashell that I drew using soft pastel back in 1997 while I was doing my 'A' level art. Took me the whole Saturday morning to render it on the A3 brown paper as seen here from the photo I took of it, with the real shell on the top left corner. It was a very tiring non-stop work but gave me great satisfaction.
I had given the piece to my college back then for archive, pity I had not kept it but hopefully it's been put to inspire or some good use! Maybe someday I might pick up painting again.
The rest are pieces I painted using acrylic paints while I was learning still life painting during my 'A' level art classes, under the tutelage of my beloved TJC art teacher, Mrs Rita Leicester.
She was my mentor and truly a teacher I can be proud of, may she rest in peace, now that she has gone to art heaven.
She was my mentor and truly a teacher I can be proud of, may she rest in peace, now that she has gone to art heaven.
I must say I'm not very good in still life painting, but at least I painted with some technical knowledge.


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Amazon.com review of Spinnaker Eight In One Integrated Office Suite for DOS. (Yes, for DOS!)...
... This suite was my best friend back when I had a 286 at home and my work was all IBM-XT. The Database applet does xBase files compatible with dBaseIII+ so I could compile the WHCN Top 1006 Countdowns and catalog all of the carts, DATs and 15inch reels in the legendary radio station "Basement Tape" collection and just carry a 5.25 inch floppy between home and work to tweak the data. Also, the WordPerfect/MS-Word5 style Word Processor links up to the DBFs so mail merging was a snap ... IN DOS 3x, no less.
... It makes my HP200lx DOS 5.0 palmtop even better. And the manual is just plain stunning compared to the manuals written over the past several years. There is something to be said about the days when software couldn't be updated instantly over the internet... they put full effort into making things rock solid BEFORE SHIPPING.
Last fall my friend Kat told me that there was a WHCN alumni group on facebook that I just had to join. I told her that I'd coded against the fb api but never really saw the draw of being a user.
She called me an old fart and that was that.
Couple nights ago after mixing cold and hot sake I did a boogle for HCN and the group popped up. I saw Kat's postings from last year, and Kim Alexander's and Dan Hayden's and Johnston Izzi's and got all nostalgic and joined and posted.


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Time Sheriff 2.0
Time Sheriff is smart computer time limit software to control and manage online time for kids or for self-discipline. With this Internet time control software, you can set time limit to every single application, for example, you can set Windows Live Messenger "Allowed for use" from 8:00 a.m to 10:00 a.m. In addition, you can also completely prohibit certain application from being used. The "Break Time" option allows you to control kids online...


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Kenneth CrawfordProfessor of Military Leadership
Office: Johnstone Hall
Phone: 864-656-3107
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Educational Background
MA Administration (Leadership)
BS Civil Engineering
Courses Taught
Military Leadership
ProfileLieutenant Colonel Crawford graduated from Clemson University in Clemson, SC in 1996 with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. He later received a Master of Administration with a focus in Leadership from Central Michigan University. His military education includes the Aviation Officer Basic Course, the Combined Logistics Officer Advanced Course, the Combined Arms and Services Staff School, and the Command and General Staff College/ILE. Commissioned in Aviation in 1996, he attended Initial Entry Rotary Wing flight training at Fort Rucker, AL. He later served as a Platoon Leader, Company Executive Officer, and Battalion S-1 with 6th Battalion, 101st Aviation Regiment, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), at Fort Campbell, KY. Upon completion of the Officer Advance Course in 2001, Crawford commanded Company D, 214th Aviation Regiment in Manheim, Germany. While in Germany he also served as the Airspace Management Officer for the 19th Battlefield Coordination Detachment and deployed to Qatar in support of the Combined Air Operations Center for both Operations Iraqi and Enduring Freedom. After returning to the United States, Crawford served as Operations Officer, and later the Executive Officer, for 3rd Battalion, 348th Infantry Regiment (AC/RC), First Army Division East, at Camp Blanding, FL. While assigned to First Army Division East, he was selected to be the Secretary to the General Staff where he served at Fort Meade, MD for two years before departing to the Command and General Staff College. After the Command and General Staff College in 2010, Crawford deployed to Mosul, Iraq with 4th Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division (Advise and Assist Brigade) as the Task Force Shield (Iraqi Police Advisory Task Force) Executive Officer and Deputy Stability Transition Team Chief. Following the deployment to Iraq, he was assigned to the United States Army Pacific as the Personnel Recovery Officer. He most recently served as the Professor of Military Science at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, NM. Crawford's awards and decorations include the Bronze Star Medal, Meritorious Service Medal (with two oak leaf clusters), Army Commendation Medal (with three oak leaf clusters), the Army Achievement Medal (with one oak leaf cluster), and the Air Force Achievement Medal. He also earned the Army Aviation Badge, the Parachutist Badge, and the Air Assault Badge. LTC Crawford is married to Danielle (19 years; Clemson University Class of 1996) and they have one child, Gabriella.
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April 03, 2012 09:15 ET
LA PRAIRIE, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - April 3, 2012) - Vanstar Mining Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:VSR) (the "Company") has retained Momentum Public Relations Inc. ("Momentum") to provide investor relations services to the Company including assisting with dissemination of information about the company and other activities.
Momentum is a Montreal-based, comprehensive provider of investor relations services, specializing in the resource industry. Momentum will assist Vanstar in increasing public awareness of the Company by managing the Company's corporate communications and marketing activities, and fostering dialogue with shareholders, finance professionals, analysts and media contacts.
Momentum and Maxence Gagné-Godbout, its principal, are at arm's length to Vanstar as at the date hereof. The Company has been informed that neither Momentum nor Mr. Gagné-Godbout currently own any securities of Vanstar.
The agreement with Momentum is for an initial one-year term commencing on April 2, 2012. The Company agreed that Momentum will be paid a monthly fee of $4,500, payable on the first business day of each of the months during the term of the agreement and will be granted 100,000 stock options to purchase common shares of the Company which will vest 25 per cent per quarter and will be exercisable until the earlier of 5 years from the date of grant and 30 days following termination of services under the agreement. The stock options shall be exercisable at a price of $0.20 per share. The agreement with Momentum is subject to approval by the TSX Venture Exchange.
About Vanstar Mining Inc.
Vanstar is a Canadian junior exploration company, quoted for trading on tier 2 of the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol VSR.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Mr. Guy MorissetteInterim President and CEOTel.: (514) 712-9753
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I don't get the joke.
I don't get the joke.
Seeing this thread reminded me of something, and now I'm feeling all nostalgic. When I was younger, we'd go to the Portsmouth Historic Dockyards most times we visited my Nan and Grandad's. There was this cafe there where you could get custom sandwiches, i.e there was a list of ingredients and you could pick which ingredients went in your sandwich, the more ingredients the higher the cost. I don't know what was going through my head the first time we had lunch there, but I asked for a pineapple sandwich. Just pineapple, bread and butter. And it was really nice! After that, I'd have a pineapple sandwich every time we had lunch there.
So, my answer is: a pineapple sandwich.
It doesn't matter as long as some eats me just for a lame pun.
I would be the ultimate sandwich.
Proud to be the Unofficial Secret Illegal Enforcer of Eyes on Final Fantasy!
When I grow up, I want to go to
BovineTrump University! - Ralph Wiggum
Lister: "Holly, can you make us a triple-fried egg sandwich with chilli sauce and chutney?"
Holly: "You what?"
Lister: "It's a state-of-the-art sarnie"
Holly: "It's the state of the floor I'm worried about"
Why do none of you nerds watch Red Dwarf?
From Subway a BMT. Just thick and meaty
The sandwich is "state-of-the-art" as in a modern interpretation of items between bread. Holly is worried about the "state of the floor" as this concoction is messy due to it containing three eggs, chilli sauce & chutney.
Just forget it. This whole joke set-up was the biggest waste of time since they decided to make Speed 2: Cruise Control.
i like my interpretation better
Yeah me too. Bubba you cray-cray.
Pretzel Bun, Grilled Chicken, Red Onion, Romaine Lettuce, Red Pepper, Spicy Caesar Dressing, Harvati & Swiss Cheese, all seated in Butter!!


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As Central Valley freeze events go 2016 will not be the conversation starter that years like 2007, 1998 or 1990 can be. Still, California growers spent over $25 million in December to protect their crops from a post-rain cold snap.
Though it was cold in the San Joaquin Valley – down to 23 degrees in parts of the of the Valley, according to the National Weather Service – it wasn't the ice-box along the eastern foothills from Fresno County to Kern County to cause problems with the fruit.
Most of the state's fresh citrus is grown along the southeastern edge of the San Joaquin Valley in the counties of Fresno, Tulare and Kern.
Lows from 28-32 degrees were reported in the main citrus-growing region. The freeze comes after much of the thin-skinned Clementine crop has been harvested, though other thin-skinned, easy-peel Mandarin varieties remain on the trees and could be susceptible to freezing temperatures.
Short-lived temperatures like this can actually be ideal for maturing fruit at this point in the season, says Alyssa Houtby, public affairs director with the Exeter-based California Citrus Mutual.
Cold temperatures for short periods of time can slow the maturation process in citrus, allowing fruit to store longer on the tree and maintain its external quality, color and flavor.
"We're much more concerned with the duration of these temperatures," she said.
Temperatures in the mid-20s for several hours can damage ripening fruit. In this case, temperatures hovered in the upper 20s to low 30s.
Citrus farmers were able to employ wind machines, which mixed the air enough to avoid cold damage.
"Some of our growers in Kern County didn't even turn on their wind machines," she said alluding to how warm it remained in certain growing regions of the San Joaquin Valley.
Those with Mandarins still on the tree reported using wind machines for about 16 hours over the weekend of Dec. 17-18, she said. The thicker-skinned Navel orange crop, which is more cold-tolerant, required about five hours of frost-protection over a fraction of the Valley's Navel acreage.
Lemons tend to be a bit more cold-tolerant as well and reported no problems, Houtby said.
Growers in this case employed wind machines, which can boost temperatures in the grove by about five degrees. Winter irrigation is another tool growers can use, which can also help boost temperatures.
The San Joaquin Valley's citrus crop is valued at about $2.5 million. Much of it is shipped as fresh-market fruit.
California Citrus Mutual is a non-profit, voluntary citrus trade association. Its 2,500 members make up about 75 percent of the state's $3.3 billion citrus industry.


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TS SSC Results 2018. Soon its Time for Telangana TS 10th Class Search results 2018. at manabadi.com nor schools9.com or Official internet-site For TS 10th listings.cgg.gov.in Telangana State Board because of Secondary Education (TSBSE bse.telangana.gov.in) every year organizes SSC public exams for a eligible students of which the state who have enrollment to appear for the exams. Likewise, this semester also, lakhs of students from all the 19 districts of Telangana enrolled to take up a new SSC board exams also successfully took the testing that were organized your March.
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TNCC Board Meeting
August 8, 2015
4304 Juniper Dairy Ct. High Point NC 27265
TNCC Board met and discussed the pre-set agenda and made the following decisions:
First session:
- Planning and preparation of Teej & Dashain : Prabha Marhatta
- Evaluation of previous decisions and its implementation: All
- Grant ideas for High Point Foundation due August 12: Narayan Khadka
- Finance report: Ramji Koirala
- Others
- Joint Convention Overview: Convention Chair Madhav Dhakal updated the progress on NASEA/ANMA joint convention 2015.
- Update on TNCC activities during the Joint Convention
- Narayan Khadka
- Susma Dhakal
- Samir Guragain
- Ramji Koirala
- Dipak Ranabhat
- Bishal Bharati
- Santwona Khadka
- Rajan Dhaubhadel
Teej celebration will be held at hall somewhere. Hall is not confirmed yet. The Dashain will be celebrated at NHCC.
The program committee led by Mrs. Marhatta will decide about the date, venue and registration fees about Teej celebration. About Teej, it will be just after the joint convention so the participants might be less (it was raised as a concern during the discussion as an input for the program committee if it needs to be decided otherwise).
10/12 program's progress update was made by BOD Santwana Khadka.
Rajan and Samir will explore the possibility to write and prepare a proposal before the deadline if possible.
There are 5 different accounts in 2 banks. There is little (or no) money in accounts. So, maintenance fee is also an issue. Avoid the maintenance fee and if required close current accounts and open another account in a regional/local banks to avoid maintenance fee. Need more money and donors!
Considering the demand of community members for building a Temple at NHCC, a Town hall meeting (all members and well-wishes are cordially invited) to brainstorm the ideas and to hear the suggestions will be held on Saturday (August 15th) from 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm.
Resignation made by Roshan Bhandari , the General Secretary of TNCC due to his personal health concern/issue has been approved by thanking him for his great community service and contributions. TNCC Board also wished him for his speedy recovery and better life ahead. Until this position is filled, current Joint-Secretary will be served as acting General Secretary.
Any interested candidates for the position should contact the TNCC BODs. This position needs to be filled as soon as possible because the NASeA-ANMA joint-convention is happening here in few weeks. It will also be discussed in the town hall meeting at NHCC on Saturday (August 15th) from 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Second Session
Current status is satisfactory but more work to be done as the registered participants are more than in previous conventions.
TNCC's 5K update: Roshan Bhandari
Lottery update: Dr. Ritesh Poudyal
Ticket printing is underway. The distribution is starting soon
Booth update: Basanta Khadka
Good location for booth and needs involvement from all to show our accomplishments and needs!
TNCC Blood Drive Update: Narayan Khadka
Rajanji will co-ordinate the blood drive. TheBlood Donors of America will partner with TNCC to coordinate the Blood Drive during the Convention. The Blood Drive will be held on Sunday Sept. 6 from 1.00pm to 5pm.
TNCC's leadership role in the Forums- Community Centers, Pathsala, Professionals: All
Community Centers forum will be moderated by Dr. Ritesh Poudyal and
Pathsala forum by Dr. Saubhagya Silwal. TNCC's the respective presentations will be made in both forums.
The meeting was followed by the dinner provided by Mrs. Susma Dhakal and Mr. Madhav Dhakal at their residence. The meeting thanked them for the delicious dinner and the location for meeting.
Madhav Dhakal
Ritesh Poudyal
Basant Khadka
Bibhor Rimal
Prashim Poudyal
Shibani Poudyal
Nagen Sotang
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Contact information
Primary contact
Dr Jason Luty
Contact details
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust
Drug and Alcohol Service
Mill House
Brookfield Hospital
United Kingdom
+44 (0)7976731389
Additional identifiers
EudraCT number
ClinicalTrials.gov number
Protocol/serial number
Study information
Scientific title
Study hypothesis
To develop a short interview for members of the general public that will reduce the stigmatised views towards people with substance use disorders (heroin addiction).
Ethics approval
Not provided at time of registration
Study design
Randomised controlled trial
Primary study design
Secondary study design
Randomised controlled trial
Trial setting
Not specified
Trial type
Not Specified
Patient information sheet
Mental and Behavioural Disorders: Addiction
Subjects will be recruited by adverts in local newspapers in Cambridge and invitation letters to local people chosen at random using random addresses generated using the wild-card function of the BT 0n-line directory. This technique has previously been used by the author in respect to the surveys quoted earlier. Respondents will be asked to telephone the principle investigator with a contact telephone number or address. The attitudes to mental illness questionnaire will then be sent to interested parties along with an information sheet. People who return the completed questionnaire will then be telephoned and an interview arranged a few weeks later either at Mill House, the subject's home or another safe location convenient to both parties. Whenever possible two subjects will be chosen from each household. Written informed consent will be obtained prior to starting the interview. The interview will involve a short series of questions and will last around 10 minutes. These questions are based in the principles of motivational interviewing. This technique has been widely shown to be effective in producing changes in behaviour and attitudes in addicted people including smokers, alcoholics and heroin addicts. It has also been used to increase compliance with antihypertensive medication in non-addicted people. A series of questions has been devised such as "What are the major problems preventing rehabilitation of heroin addicts in treatment", "What can society can to encourage heroin addicts to return to paid employment?" "How do you think housing problems can prevent people recovering from heroin addiction". The process of considering these questions is thought to produce changes in people's outlook and attitudes rather than the precise answers that are given. Subjects will not be given any specific information in answer to these questions unless they ask the investigator. Two versions of the interview will be used. One relating to heroin addiction, the other to diabetes. This will generate an experimental group and a control group (who were interviewed using the same questions adapted for diabetes). As far as possible motivational questions will be interchangeable between heroin addiction and diabetes. Subjects will be randomly assigned to receive either interview using a block randomisation technique performed by a third party (Dr Luty's staff grade at the Taylor Centre). Subjects will be randomised several days prior to the interview. When two subjects are recruited from the same household then each will receive a different interview in order to act as paired controls. At the end of the interview subjects will be asked to complete two versions of the attitude to mental illness questionnaire - one in respect to a hypothetical heroin addict and the other to a hypothetical diabetic). Diabetes was chosen as sufferers also inject drugs. However the validation study for the attitudes to mental illness questionnaire show people have a much more positive attitude to them than heroin addicts. The Attitudes to Mental Illness Questionnaire has recently been validated by the principle investigator in a large sample of the UK general public and is reliable and simple to administer. The self-completion questionnaire contains a short vignette describing a hypothetic patient. This is followed by 5 short questions to which the subject is asked to choose answers (e.g. John has been injecting heroin daily for 1 year - 1. Do you think that this would damage John's career? Strongly agree/Agree/Neutral/Disagree/Strongly disagree/Don't know). The questionnaire produces scores from -10 to +10. The responses from the above survey of over 800 people gave a mean score of -5.38 standard error 0.53) for a hypothetical heroin addict and 5.82 (standard error 0.11) for a hypothetical diabetic. A follow up will take place at 3 months with subjects being posted the questionnaire and asked to complete the questionnaire once again. Subjects will be contacted with a follow-up questionnaire once again. Subjects will be contacted with a follow-up telephone call for those who fail to respond. Subjects will be paid £15 each for time and inconvenience and to cover any travelling expenses. In the event that interviews are conducted off Hospital sites the location of the interview and contact details will be logged with the Principle Investigator's base as per the Lone Working Policy. The Methadone Alliance has been consulted in regard to the above project. This is a national organisation which represents and promotes the welfare of recovering heroin users.
Intervention type
Not Specified
Drug names
Primary outcome measure
Not provided at time of registration
Secondary outcome measures
Not provided at time of registration
Overall trial start date
Overall trial end date
Reason abandoned (if study stopped)
Participant inclusion criteria
100 subjects (50 in each group)
Participant type
Age group
Not Specified
Not Specified
Target number of participants
Participant exclusion criteria
Not provided at time of registration
Recruitment start date
Recruitment end date
Countries of recruitment
United Kingdom
Trial participating centre
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust
United Kingdom
Sponsor information
Department of Health
Sponsor details
Richmond House
79 Whitehall
United Kingdom
+44 (0)20 7307 2622
Sponsor type
Funder type
Funder name
Cambridge Consortium - Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust (UK) Own account NHS R&D Support Funding
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Results and Publications
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Not provided at time of registration
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Basic results (scientific)
Publication list
2009 results in http://pb.rcpsych.org/cgi/reprint/33/6/212.pdf


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Angela Zhang, Siemens Foundation High School Science Competition $100K Winner (Photo)By Alex Jusi Madlangbayan on Dec 7, 2011 in Education, Health, Science, United States, World •
Image Credit: Siemens Foundation
Angela Zhang, a senior at Monta Vista High School from Cupertino, California, won a $100,000 scholarship at the 2011 Siemens Foundation High School Science competition, according to reports by several international news sites on Tuesday, December 6, 2011.
The 17-year-old Zhang won the top individual prize for her "Swiss army knife of cancer treatments" research. She is the only female among the six individual finalists. According to reports, the high school student's research was able to create a tiny particle that precisely targets cancer tumors.
Angela Zhang won $100,000 prize in the Siemens Foundation's national science competition.
Image Credit: Siemens Foundation
Zhang explained that her research will improve the way cancer patients are being treated because the drug will be delivered directly to affected cells and avoid damaging healthy cells.
Cassee Cain and Ziyuan Liu from Oak Ridge, Tennessee won the team competition for their research that analyzes the motion involved in walking by using gaming technology. The two 17-year-old students will be sharing the $100,000 scholarship prize.
This is the 13th year for the annual Siemens Foundation High School Science competition. The winners of the 2011 competition were announced in Washington on Monday, December 5, 2011.
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Teledyne Webb Research (TWR) announced today that it has been selected to provide Coastal Gliders for the Ocean Observatories Initiative (OOI). The Slocum G2 gliders will support the Pioneer and the Endurance Arrays of the Coastal and Global Scale Nodes (CGSN) of the OOI. The contract, valued at up to 5.6 million dollars, includes a prototype vehicle to be delivered this year that will incorporate the specific sensor requirements of the CGSN. Production units will be delivered beginning in April 2012. The initial contract award is $260,000. Teledyne Webb Research was chosen by The Consortium for Ocean Leadership and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute (WHOI) to provide the gliders for this project that is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF).
The Slocum G2 gliders are designed for long deployment endurance with the ability to maneuver and operate where the total water depth is less than 30 meters and up to 1000 meters along deeper coastlines. The uniquely modular vehicle construction facilitates both swappable payload bays for a multitude of integrated sensor suites and optimized buoyancy control for various depth regimes.
The Ocean Observatories Initiative is a multi-scale observatory that will utilize a network of sensor systems to collect physical, chemical, geological and biological data from the ocean and the seafloor on coastal, regional and global scales. A unique cyber infrastructure will make the data available to anyone with an internet connection. The information will increase understanding of climate change, ocean and coastal ecosystems, environmental health and climate, and biodiversity.
"Teledyne is very pleased and excited to be part of the OOI team," said Clayton Jones, Senior Director for Technology at Teledyne Webb Research. "Our collective vision is to provide sensor platforms that will allow us to better understand the interior of the world's oceans. The framework of OOI is an outstanding example of such an effort, and we are proud that Slocum gliders will be a key element in the network with their sustained adaptive monitoring capabilities. "
Gliders were first conceived by Douglas Webb, the founder of Webb Research and a former researcher at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI). The Slocum G2 Glider is a torpedo-shaped autonomous underwater winged vehicle that measures 1.5 meters and uses changes in buoyancy along with its wings and tail-fin steering to move through the water.
For more information on the Ocean Observatories Initiative visit http://www.oceanleadership.org/programs-and-partnerships/ocean-observing/


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MANATEE -- Sen. Mike Bennett, R-Bradenton, confirmed Monday that he will run for the 11th Congressional District seat held by Tampa Democrat Kathy Castor.
"I'm going to do it," said Bennett, president pro tempore of the Florida Senate, who has been candid in recent months about the possibility he would seek a congressional seat.
"My wife Dee and I have been discussing it for a long time," he said. "I have had a lot of people approach me and wanted me to run."
Bennett lives in southern Manatee in the 13th Congressional District, represented by fellow Republican Vern Buchanan.
With the upcoming redistricting mandated after the 2010 Census, Bennett said he believes the 11th District, which includes portions of Hillsborough, Pinellas and Manatee counties, will be redrawn to include more of Manatee.
But even if the redistricting doesn't extend into southern Manatee, Bennett said he will run.
"My wife and I are willing to move if we have to do that," he said.
Technically, however, Bennett would not have to live within the district to run for the seat.
The only residency requirement in the U.S. Constitution for U.S. senators or U.S. representatives is that they be a resident of the state when elected, and a U.S. resident for seven years.
Bennett cannot make his candidacy official until June but said he believes his odds of beating Castor are pretty good.
Kathy Castor won election to the District 11 seat in 2006, and has been handily re-elected twice.
The Bradenton Herald could not reach the Kathy Castor for Congress campaign Monday evening.
Her election website touts her as "the Tampa Bay area's champion for jobs and economic recovery.
"She continues to stand up for middle class families and small business owners to provide equal opportunity for all to succeed."
Bennett was elected to the Florida House in 2000, and two years later won election to the Florida Senate. He has been re-elected twice since and is now term limited in the Florida Senate.
Middle-of-the-road Democrats and fiscally conservative Republicans might be attracted to a Bennett candidacy, he predicted.
Other strengths include being straight forward, a track record of getting things done, and being involved in the community, Bennett said.
A native of Brainerd, Minn., Bennett has lived in Florida since 1955. He is a Navy veteran of the Vietnam War and graduate of Drake University.
He is an electrical contractor and a businessman. Among his holdings are Linger Lodge and the Ellenton Ice and Sports Complex.
James A. Jones Jr., East Manatee editor, can be contacted at 745-7021.


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Expats in Kazakhstan: Teaching and Living in Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan is offering many excellent one-year contracts to qualified teachers from around the world right now. As part of a programme to develop the education of the country, the roles combine teaching students and mentoring local teachers using English as the language of learning. The teachers of choice are skilled, experienced teachers from Australia and New Zealand, UK, America and South Africa.
APPlying for a job just got easier for expat teachers
A free App is now available to make the task of job hunting much easier for busy teachers. The App has been launched to enable time-pressured teachers to apply quickly and easily to the highly popular international school positions now vacant around the world. Now teachers can be applying for a job while the kettle is boiling in the staffroom at break time.


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You may not believe me, but these jagged stripes across my chest are actually tell-tale scars. There was a time in which I could look at them with some amused distance, thinking they looked interesting, like crawling centipedes, or feebly stirring branches, or perhaps desolated railroads. Oh yes, I looked for comfort in all these silly metaphors, for shouldn't I be grateful that my body, though damaged, is like a train still moving, still advancing?
But over the years I have grown prone to melancholy, the kind that makes me want to sleep in the afternoon and lay awake at night, listening to the city's familiar cries, a melody of busy traffic, creaking insects and trees stirred by the storm. That's when these scars, mimicking the abandoned railroads on my heart, start to whisper that I should set them free by letting someone run their gentle fingers over them.


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Beautiful cottage is in the ideal location. Conveniently enabling you access to all of Annapolis on foot. House is located within a one minute walk to Navy-Marine Stadium and incredible dining district of Annapolis, including Paul's Homewood Cafe, Fado Irish Pub, Carpaccio Tuscan Grill, Lemongrass Thai Restaurant and the famous Rams Head to name but a few.
This adorable little cottage has lots of sleeping and great outdoor space.
Sun Porch & Plenty of off road parking.
A perfect place to relax and enjoy Annapolis, the property is available all year around with a minimum of two nights stay and longer stays of one month and more are also considered.
Ideal home for Family Get Together, Academy Events, Alumni Gatherings, Vacations and even Business stay overs.
This house provides with that 'at home' setting in beautiful Annapolis.
Large garden with a BBQ area
3 Bedrooms: (Sleeps 6)
Linens/bath towels provided
Master (Sleeps 2) Queen Bed - main level - shared bath
Bedroom 2 (Sleeps 2) - main level - shared bath
Bedroom 3 (Sleeps 2) Loft - Twin day bed with Trundle,
A second full party shower room on lower level.
Cute, bright kitchen with a separate dining area for 4 people + pleasant outdoor dining area too.
Comfortable living area with couch, chair, open fireplace & cable TV & WIFI.
In-house laundry - washer and dryer available.
Outdoor features: big back yard, with plenty of room for a tented party.
Screened in porch and gas grill.
Just steps to the Naval Academy Stadium.
Pet considered on a case by case basis.
My husband and I live right next door to this beautiful cottage. We are professional people and have a flair for style and know what it's like to need home comforts when were are travelling. I am from the UK and my husband is from New Zealand but has lived in Maryland for over 20 years. We are fabulous neighbors and we look forward to welcoming you to Annapolis.
Alka Bromiley purchased this cottage in 2010
Built in 1936 the beautiful cottage as a quaint charm to it. It has delicate floor boards with that cottage feel. It is ideal all year round. In the summer the back garden is ideal for relaxing, entertaining or just sunbathing with privacy. In the winter the open log fire gives it that warm festive feeling.
The cottage is ideal for professionals who are here for business and need some privacy. The kitchen is equipped with everything you need and the downstairs basement area is ideal for yoga or working out.
The location is ideal for any renter. A Minute's walk away from the stadium and minutes away from the town Centre. With great local transport links to Washington DC, Baltimore it's very convenient.
Although we advertise a nightly and monthly rate, we are very flexible to offer daily, nightly, weekly, monthly prices. We are open to discuss catering options too if you need groceries, dry cleaning, housekeeping etc. We are even happy to discuss hosting larger events in the yard with a marque and full catering.
As we live next door we are happy to support you with all your needs.
The house was clean, roomy, well stocked and very comfortable! The beds are very cozy! The wifi is lightning fast. The neighborhood is quiet with minimal traffic. There is a nice backyard with a grill and a screened in room to enjoy the weather. This is the IDEAL place to stay for USNA families during events in which the shuttle buses are running from the stadium to the campus. It is a short walk to get to the stadium. No need to fight for parking downtown!
Even when buses are not running, it is a short drive to parking downtown. It is walkable for those who want to work off the crab cake and ice cream calories!
I cannot emphasize enough how kind and accommodating the owners were. We were hoping to have some flexibility with check-in and check-out times since we wanted to maximize our time with our daughter during PPW. Alka went out of her way to make sure we were able to squeeze out every second possible in the comfort of a home. Alka also offered to pick up anything we might need for the weekend stay.
We will definitely stay again when we're in town!
Cute house, off street parking. Laundry located downstairs, it's clean and nice down there. Entire house was clean and smelled clean. Kitchen was nice. Bed was very comfortable. Nice yard and patio, we enjoyed sitting outside of the evening. Alka was a joy to deal with, she even called before so this rental felt more personal. I liked that.
Alka is a gracious, warm and attentive hostess. She accommodated us and our (well-trained) dog for a last-minute family Thanksgiving get together. Snacks, bottled water, high-thread count sheets, clean towels and an overall clean house helped make our stay extra comfortable. She personally greeted us upon arrival and responded to any question we had during our stay within minutes. The house is in a quiet, safe neighborhood and comfortably accommodated our family of five adults and one super active toddler. It's conveniently located to the Naval Academy (I highly recommend taking the tour if you haven't already!) and historic Annapolis. There's also a nice walking path and playground within 1/4 mile if you're traveling with kiddos or just want to get out and walk, run, throw a frisbee, etc. There's also a nice-sized backyard for grilling and/or running your toddler around until blessed naptime.
All in all a great spot for Annapolis visitors. Thanks, Alka!
We had a lovely stay at this inviting home for Plebe Parents' Weekend. It was very conveniently located, and the owners, Alka and Dean, are wonderful to work with--very accommodating! The house is comfortable and warmly appointed and had everything we needed. We grilled out one night; we watched the Olympics, we had guests over to visit. The only somewhat negative issue for us was the bathroom locations not being ideal for the mix of our family (2 boys, 3 girls). Other than that, we enjoyed our stay very much and would stay again. :)
My 2 friends and I stayed here for 6 weeks after graduating from the Naval Academy. The owners lived close and were very hospitable, inviting us over for a family 4th of July celebration and a get together with their friends by the water in Annapolis.
The house is in a central location in Annapolis, close to the downtown area, but still a quick drive from Bay Ridge and Eastport. You can see the Navy stadium from the front yard of the house.
The house's back yard is private and fenced and has a grill and outdoor furniture. It is perfect for grilling out with a few friends in the evening. The kitchen is fully stocked with all the cookware and cutlery you would need. The beds were all very comfortable.
I definitely will recommend to friends and will try to stay here again sometime in the future.
The house is very central to downtown Annapolis. It is nicely decorated with all the furnishings are new. There are playgrounds and a walking track near the house. Alka was an amazing host. She was helpful and courteous and respected our privacy. We loved our stay at 301Glen.
I highly recommend this house. I also highly recommend this host. Thanks for everything Alka.
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Police foil Hindu right wing's bid to evoke communal violence following desecration of temple in Malappuram
Rozina Sheikh, whose mother works as a tailor, scores 97 percentile rank in Class 12; aspires to become a doctor
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Triple talaq against Sharia, Muslims should refrain from eating cow meat: Dewan Ajmer Syed Zainul Abedin Ali Khan
Police foils 'Jamia Chalo' with curfew
The J&K government imposed strict curfew in old Srinagar areas on Friday to foil the proposed march to Jamia Masjid (Grand Mosque) by Kashmir's joint resistance leadership. The Hurriyat Conference (M) chairman Mirwaiz Umar Farooq was detained while trying to defy the curbs around his residence and proceed towards the grand mosque in old Srinagar's Nowhatta locality.
Reports said strict curfew was imposed in areas falling under police stations in old Srinagar including Maharaj Gunj, Nowhatta, Khanyar and Rainawari, while strict restrictions remained in place in Batamaloo and Maisuma areas of uptown city as well. Residents of old Srinagar areas said heavy deployment of police and paramilitary CRPF personnel was made on the streets while main roads were sealed with concertina wire. Roads leading to Jamia Masjid were completely sealed with barricades and rolls of barbed wire, they said.
Kashmir's chief cleric Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, who was placed under house arrest, tried to defy restrictions by coming out of his Nigeen residence here this afternoon and proceed towards Jamia Masjid. He was, however, detained by police.
Talking to media-persons before his detention, Mirwaiz said preventing people from offering Friday congregational prayers at Jamia Masjid is the "worst form of State terrorism." After his release from Cheshmashahi Sub-Jail some days back, Mirwaiz had announced that he would break the "military siege" around Jamia Masjid on October 28 and offer prayers there.
Mirwaiz accused the government of "trampling" the religious rights of Muslims and "forcibly" barring them from offering Friday congregational prayers at Jamia Masjid. "It's height of repression and religious interference that the government, with the help of its forces, has been sealing the entire area around Jamia Masjid to prevent people from reaching there. The area turns into a garrison every Friday," he said.
"Imposing strict curfew and restrictions amid heavy deployment of forces across Kashmir gives the impression that government is at war with devotees whom it sees as a threat to the establishment. Such a negative attitude towards the majority community is extremely unfortunate especially when one sees the stark contrast in which other communities are treated and their religious sentiments respected."
Mirwaiz said facilitation and smooth conduct of the annual Amarnath Yatra by the ruling regime is "one such example."
"We believe in respecting religious sentiments of people across the board and have always welcomed the yatris. But double-standards of the government have come to the fore as there have been no Friday prayers at Jamia Masjid for 16 consecutive weeks," he said.
Mirwaiz also criticized the ruling regime for "crushing" the human and political rights of the people while continuing to carry out nocturnal raids and arresting youth, beating inmates and ransacking homes.
"Kashmir is witnessing brutal rights violations. We salute the resilience of people who, despite braving all forms of repression, continue to remain steadfast," he said.
Meanwhile, reports of pro-freedom protests after Friday prayers came in from Hyderpora, Peerbagh and Barzulla areas of uptown Srinagar. Evening clashes were reported from old Srinagar areas including Habba Kadal, Kania Kadal, Nawabazar and Fateh Kadal. Pertinently, Kashmir continued to observe complete shutdown for the 112th consecutive day.
Late evening reports said some persons set ablaze a private vehicle of a PDP activist at Chinkral Mohalla, Habba Kadal in old Srinagar.
Unidentified gunmen shot dead a woman at Batpora Nyaina village in South Kashmir's Pulwama district on Friday evening, police said.
Beeba (50) wife of Yusuf Mattoo was fired upon by unknown assailants at around 8 pm at her residence at Batpora Nyaina, a police official said.
Police said she was fired upon from point-blank range, causing injury in her abdomen and leg.
She was shifted to Sub-District Hospital Bijbehara where she was declared as brought dead.
Police and army reached the spot and cordoned off the area to nab the attackers.
Amid restrictions, freedom rallies were held in various areas of South Kashmir after Friday prayers while clashes were also seen.
Reports said a pro-freedom march was also taken out in Ruhmoo, Muran and Litter villages of Pulwama. Thousands, they said, participated in a freedom procession in Litter village which was led by Tehreek-i-Hurriyat (TeH) district presidents for Shopian and Anantnag—Muhammad Yousuf Falahi and Mir Hafizullah. The leaders appealed to people to remain steadfast and "not get swayed by the propaganda launched by pro-India parties." However, as the rally was on, forces reached the spot to arrest the TeH leaders who have been declared as "proclaimed offenders" by police. People resisted their arrest, resulting in clashes.
"Forces lobbed teargas shells and fired pellets too," reports said. They said both the leaders however managed to give forces a slip.
Pro-freedom rallies were also taken out in Tral area of Pulwama district while a huge freedom procession was held in Seer area of Anantnag district, after Friday prayers.
Strict restrictions were put in place in Shopian town. Forces had erected barricades at various places to foil any attempts at protests while Friday prayers were not allowed in Jamia Masjid, witnesses said. They, however, said a huge protest march was held in Tukiwangam village after Friday prayers.
A similar rally was held in Qaimoh area in Kulgam district after Friday prayers. Violent clashes also erupted in Khudwani village of Qaimoh. Clashes also erupted in Tahab, Litter and Nikas-Hall villages of the district.
"Forces pelted stones, lobbed teargas shells and fired pellets," locals said. They said at least four persons, including a local photojournalist Vikar Syed were injured during the clashes in Tahab.
Some persons, police said, also hurled a petrol bomb towards a CRPF party at Prichoo village, but there we no reports of any injuries. Minor clashes also erupted in Anchidora area of Anantnag town. A youth was arrested by police there.
Late evening reports said clashes broke out at Haal area of Pulwama.
Stone-pelting was also reported from village Hall where people accused local forces' camp of using PAVA and teargas shells to provoke people.
Meanwhile, evening clashes erupted at Namlabal, Pampore where two persons were detained, locals told Greater Kashmir.
Late evening reports said a private school building in Batagund Dooru in South Kashmir's Verinag area was set ablaze by some persons.
Amid complete shutdown, clashes between youths and police were reported from different places in Baramulla district on Friday. In Old Town Baramulla, joint Friday prayers were offered in Qadeem Eidgah. After the prayers, a group of youths took out a pro-freedom march but cops deployed across a bridge fired scores of teargas shells towards the youth, triggering brief clashes on Cement Bridge.
In Palhallan, soon after Friday prayers, a group of youth took out a freedom march. Reports said the protesting youth while trying to approach main highway were prevented by police, triggering clashes. Police lobbed scores of teargas shells and clashes continued for several hours.
According to reports, a group of youth took out a pro-freedom protest march in Nihalpora and Kalsari Pattan after Friday prayers. As protesting youth tried to march towards highway, they were intercepted by police near Bilal Colony, triggering clashes. Police lobbed scores of tear-gas shells and clashes continued till evening.
Late evening reports said clashes took place in Hygam area of Baramulla after youth staged a pro-freedom rally.
Reports from Sopore said amid imposition of Section 144 that bars assembly of four or more people, heavy deployment of forces was made across the town. Reports said clashes erupted at Jamia Qadeem after Friday prayers as forces used dozens of teargas shells to disperse the protestors. Curbs were imposed in areas like Arampora, Muslimpeer, Mainbazar and main Chowk.
Reports from Bandipora district said clashes erupted in Gulshan Chowk and Plan areas on Friday after police foiled a pro-freedom rally. Witnesses said people from Plan, Nowpora and Nibripora areas tried to gather at Gulshan Chowk after offering congregational Friday prayers at Jamia Masjid. However, forces lobbed dozens of teargas and sound shells to disperse the people, triggering clashes. Jamaat-i-Islami District President Bandipora was arrested by police in Sumlar village of the district. Hafiz Sikander Malik, 30, son of Abdul Gani Malik, of Gundpora Rampora, Bandipora was arrested while he was on way to Bandipora after offering Friday prayers there, police sources said. They said he was on the run for long.
"He has many FIRs registered against him in Police Station Bandipora," they said.
Meanwhile, residents of Ajas, Bazipora, Chimpenzpora and Matipora villages offered Friday congregational prayers in Eidgah Ajas. Later they held a peaceful rally in Ajas chowk amid pro-freedom slogans. The rally was addressed by several resistance leaders who asked people to remain steadfast during the ongoing freedom movement. The speakers denounced use of force against unarmed civilians and night raids carried out by government forces to arrest youth. The rally later culminated peacefully.
Reports of clashes were also received from Kaloosa, Papchan and Ajar areas of Bandipora. Reports said a pro-freedom rally was carried out in Aloosa village after Friday congregational prayers. The rally was addressed by various resistance leaders. Reports said clashes took place in Lalpora, Khirhama and Trehgam areas of Kupwara district after Friday prayers.
Reports said intense clashes broke out in Beerwah, Ompora and Sozeth villages of Budgam district where youth resorted to heavy stone-pelting which was retaliated by forces with teargas shelling. Seven youth sustained injuries in Sozeth area where locals alleged vandalism by forces. Two youth were detained from Narbal where nocturnal raids were conducted by forces, triggering massive protests. Eight shops suffered intense damage in a mysterious blaze at Ompora, reports said.
Reports from Ganderbal district said after Friday prayers, youth assembled outside Jamia Masjid at Preng in Kangan area and staged pro-freedom protests on Srinagar-Leh highway. However, police reached the spot and chased the protesters. Later, youth erected barricades on highway which were removed by forces.
Locals and traders at Beehama in Ganderbal town said they couldn't offer Friday prayers at Jamia Masjid in Beehama market for the 16th consecutive Friday as authorities prevented them from entering the mosque. Reports said two youth hurled two petrol bombs at Government School at Duderhama. However, the fire triggered by the bombs was doused well in time.
In an official statement, a police spokesman said: "Situation remained under control throughout Kashmir today till filling of this report. In view of Jamia Masjid Chalo call given by some separatist organizations, restrictions were imposed as a precautionary measure in some parts of Srinagar."
"After Friday prayers some stone pelting incidents were reported from Srinagar, Pulwama, Kulgam and Sopore. At these places miscreants after Friday prayers assembled and pelted stones on Police and security force deployments. They were chased away. In Pulwama, miscreants lobbed a petrol bomb on police and security force deployment in Pirchoo area," the statement said. "However, no one was injured in this incident."


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Bride's Favorite Wedding Detail: "So many! I loved being able to get the flowers from a local business close to where I grew up and involving friends and family in the ceremony."
Groom's Favorite Wedding Detail: Ceremony music – especially Emily walking down the aisle to Rainbow Connection.
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The Ceremony at the Vandiver Inn
Matt and Emily chose to have their ceremony outdoors in the garden by the Vandiver Inn gazebo. I love this site since all aspects feel so intimate and personal. Matt and Emily had us all laughing throughout the ceremony as Matt faired the summer heat! They incorporated so many wonderful readings from their close friends.
The Reception at Vandiver Inn
The reception tent space at the Vandiver Inn is perfect for any season. Emily had chosen a local florist and the flowers were a beautiful array of seasonal pastel blooms. The music selection was pretty phenomenal from a mother-son dance to "Werewolf in London" to Matt and Emily's 1st dance to The Talking Heads, it was perfect!
The Vandiver Inn Wedding Photos
Venue: Vandiver Inn
Florist:Weaver's Fresh Cut Flowers
Music/Entertainment: Brad Hunter, Party Central
Invitations: Minted
Makeup Artist: Charm City Makeup Studio
Hair: Vintage Veils
Cake: Dessert by Rita


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Like a rock, like a stone wall of conviction...
The Kerry campaign responds to anti-war criticism with a hard hitting statement on the war:
You tell 'em, Kerry.
I meant the above as sarcasm, not as an endorsement of Kerry's first position per se. Kerry continually reveals, ala Bush, that he doesn't believe in anything except telling the crowd du jour what he thinks they want to hear. I think Kerry is wrong in both cases; believing as Dean did with regards to the war says nothing in particular about an individual's judgement or credibility. After all, lots of people in and out of the blogosphere whose judgement and credibility on many things I find stellar hold similar beliefs as Dean about the war. I'd still rather have them in the White House than anyone else, even though I disagree on that one particular, to an increasingly slight degree as time goes by.
It also reflects my continued and increasing annoyance at the Democratic party, the one party best situated to relieve us of the generally incompetent and odious Bush administration, nominating such a vacillating dissembler to be their candidate. It reminds me of the Virginia senate race of many years ago, when then-Sen. Chuck Robb was a dead man walking into the election, due to scandal and general incompetence in congress. Almost anyone could have beaten him; my father, with no political experience whatsoever, could have run against Robb and beaten him. And yet the Virginia GOP nominated the one man who could not- Oliver North. The result was 6 more years of Robb before he was swept out in the next cycle.
Hell, even switching the polarity of the ticket would probably seal the deal (Edwards certainly wouldn't promise much rock-the-boat foreign policy, and a vengeful GOP congress would likely stymie his domestic agenda, so win-win all 'round policy wise, and Edwards is a more likeable guy than Bush, trial-lawyerness aside). But no...
Brian, you are such an
Brian, you are such an interesting writer on so many issues. But you should stay away from partisan politics. This kind of comment and link (yawn) make this blog seem like another GOP front: anti-intellectual, tedious, and unreflective. It really drags it down.
Sorry that it feels like a
Sorry that it feels like a partisan front. I think Kerry's inability to articulate a message and his unwillingness to stand for anything make him an particularly bad candidate for replacing the current bad president we have in Washington.
It irritates me that the Democrats couldn't come up with anyone better than Kerry to relieve us of Bush.
Brian, Please DO NOT stay
Brian, Please DO NOT stay away from partisan politics! I find your comments refreshingly insightful, even though some of them may be painful[re Kerry].
I did not vote to nominate him, btw.
Brian, you are such an
Brian, you are such an interesting writer on so many issues. But you should stay away from partisan politics. This kind of comment and link (yawn) make this blog seem like another GOP front: anti-intellectual, tedious, and unreflective. It really drags it down.
So pointing out a politician's hypocrisy is tantamount to being a GOP front blog? Or are you simply dissatisfied with the author of the linked article and suggest a more suitable libertarian-friendly replacement like Ted Rall?


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Great location for contractor! 3400 square foot office building and a 6000 square foot shop/warehouse. Shop has radiant floor heat office has forced air heat. Entire site of 4.25 acres has been filled and fenced. Adjacent to railroad spur that serves the Airport. Could very easily have a siding! Shop has drive through capabilities with overhead door in each end. Security system installed.
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