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GLUBB, J.B. [GLUBB PASHA], Into Battle. A Soldier's diary of the Great War. [reprinted]. London, Book Club Associates, 1978 Original cloth, silvered title on spine, dustjacket. 223pp. Some figures in text, 24 maps in text and full page with legenda, table of contents. Experiences of a young British Officer, "Glubb Pasha", on the Western Front during the First World war: The Ypres Salient, the Somme, Arras and Cambrai. Very good copy, WITH DUSTJACKET.
GOMEZ CARILLO, E., Het liefdeleven van Mata Hari en haar Dood. Translated from the french after the original spanish language edition by Bep Zody. First dutch edn. (thus). Amsterdam, Koloniale Boekcentrale, [....], 1923 Small 8°. Orig. wrappers, illustrated coloured lithographed front wrapper. 247pp. Table of contents, publ. advert. with 2 portraits on lower outer wrapper. Biography' of Margaretha Geertruida MacLeod-Zelle, 1896-1917, better known as 'Mata Hari' ('Eye of the Sun'), her staggering career as 'Indian' dancer (almost in the nude) in Paris during the First World War, her life and loves in high society. Later to be tried & executed by a French firing-squad (1917), incl. author's attempt to prove that she was wrongly accused of espionage for the germans. Good uncut copy. (some foxing to f.e.p.'s, to front-edge and very occasional to margins).
GOTTBERG, O. VON, Ellende. Hans Hellers lotgevallen als fransch Krijgsgevangne. [Eerste nederlandstalig druk/first dutch language edition]. 's-Gravenhage, M. van Beek, 1917 12°., original printed wrappers. 127pp. Romanticized story describing the fate of a german P.O.W. interned by the french during the First World War or, Great War. Good copy.
GRAND-CARTERET, JOHN, Le Décolleté et le Retroussé. Quatre Siècles de Gauloiserie (1500-1870). Orig.edn. Paris, .s.d. [circa], 1900 4 parts in 1 vol. large 4°. orig.richly decorated & illustrated publ. cloth, title in central-part, designed by Fernand Fau. [144]pp. of tog. 402 ills. and plates with captions, of which 31 in colour, frontisp, circular vignette on title-p., alph. indexes of illustrs. and artists at end. This famous work that fetched various editions is the most complete, containing the 4th part: the 2nd. empire or better known as the "Belle Epoque" (1852-1870) , suppressed in all later edns; it contains num. ills. and plates after original engravings & drawings by a great number of french artists, of erotic undertone, but it also displays fashions fr. that time. Apart from some very light bumping of corners a MINT copy in a fine orig. publ. binding.
GREAT WAR - A.BASTIEN(artist), Asiles des Soldats Invalides Belges. S.L.[Bruxelles], s.n.[....], 1916 oblong tall sm. 8°. orig.limp green paper wraps, large ilustration on front cover printed within a broad richly decorated typographical border, Royal Association's logo printed at head. Lower wrap with text of a poem:"Les Mutilés" (The Crippled), by Maurice Gauchez, dedicated to the painter Charles Houben, printed within a broad richly decorated typographical border, with a red initial. Introductory leave, text in french, listing names and regulations of the Royal Association [for the benefig of crippled belgian soldiers), also printed within a broad richly decorated typographical border, verso blank, designed by A[lfred] Bastien. With tog. 47 blank leaves, being stationary, glued at top. Each leave with a large head-piece after a drawing by A[lfred] Bastien, depicting war-sceneries, with captions in french; Association's crowned logo printed in lower left corner of all leaves. Collection of letter-paper as produces and sold by the Belgian Royal Association for funding and maintenance of special homes for crippled and mutilated Belgian soldiers. A great ephemeric piece in very fine condition and completely unused.
GREAT WAR - A.LYNEN(artist), Asiles des Soldats Invalides Belges. S.L.[Bruxelles], Le Bouclier Belge, s.n.[....], 1916 oblong tall sm. 8°. orig.limp green paper wraps, glued at top, large coloured ilustration on front cover printed within a broad richly decorated typographical border, coloured Royal Belgian,State Coat-of-Arms printed at head. Lower wrap with 2-collumn text of a poem:"Ceux de Liège" (Those of "Luik), by Ëmile Verhaegen, printed within a broad richly decorated typographical border, with a red initial. Introductory leave, text in french, listing names and regulations of the Royal Association [for the benefit of crippled belgian soldiers), also printed within a broad richly decorated typographical border, verso blank, designed by A[ndré] Lynen. With tog. 46 blank leaves, being stationary, glued at top. Each leave with a large coloured head-piece after a drawing by A[ndré] Lynen, depicting war-sceneries at the belgian front-line, with captions in french; Association's crowned logo printed in lower left corner of all leaves. Some leaves bear as head-piece french text describing advancements/retreats of the german army, first leave with as head-piece some, an extract of tog. 18 names of belgian civilians shot by the Germans at Neuchateau, Luxemburg Province, Belgium, with as caption(translated):"The German Culture", other printed headpieces are of the same nature. Loosely added a loose leave of the same size and lay-out, listing article 50 of the The Hague Convention 18 October 1908, with the Dutch Royal State Coat-of-Arms printed in colour in upper left corner. Last leave has been printed, in red and in bold type, with as title:"La "Kultur" Allemande au XXième Siècle", listing attrocities by the german army numbered a-f. Collection of illustrated Stationary as produces and sold by the Belgian Royal Association for funding and maintenance of special homes for crippled and mutilated Belgian soldiers. A great ephemeric piece in very fine condition and completely unused.
GREAT WAR - [Album Fort de Vaux]. [Vaux], 1936 clothbacked boards Album containing tog. 49 orig. photocards, 6x9cm, framed on tog. 11 leaves (verso/recto), with Ms. explanat. text in french (taken from blank sides of cards) in margins in a very neat hand.. (US $ 175,00) Commemmorates a visit to fort De Vaux 10 August 1936. In Mint condition. Scarce.
GREAT WAR - ALBUM AMICORUM ERNEST C. HARDING BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE - Memoirs of my life in Germany as a prisoner of war, Rouen 6-2-18. (Corporal G. Wilson, 2nd. W. Yorks Po). [Rouen, 1918-1919). 12°. orig. limp red morocco, thin gilt bar around covers, a.e.g., "Kensingston Series No.3" stamped in gilt at tail of lower cover, marbled e.p.'s. Album Amicorum to Ernest C. Harding (B.E.F.) staying in Rouen Hospital during the period 1918-1919. Tog. 52 L.l. of which 25 with Mss. dedications, short notes, Pen-and-ink/pencil drawings in black-and-white and colour, incl. an original carte-de-visite photograph of a girl with a short Ms. dedication in ink, and another coloured illustration depict. a certain spot in Rouen, pasted-in. Of special interest is also a 2pp. paraphrase on Kipiling's "IF".The final entry is by Corporal G. Wilson(see title) with a coloured paper-flower pasted-in with as text at head:"language of Flowers". A charming and moving Album Amicorum, a "document humain", in which all entries are very carefully written, drawings are of excellent quality indeed. MINT copy. Very rare.
GREAT WAR - AVENARIUS, FERD., Kriegs Ratgeber 1915/16. München, [1915]. Orig. lettered wraps. 90pp. (upper wrap. stained, small stain in lower margin of first few pp., dog-eared).
GREAT WAR - AVIATION- E.WHITE SPRINGS(editor), War Birds. Diary of an Unknown Aviator. Orig. edn. New York, Grosset & Dunlap, 1927 sm.thick 8°. Orig. lettered cloth. Hftitle.(ix), 277pp.title-vignette, frontisp., 11 plates, some text-ills. all after drawings by Clayton Knight. In the summer of 1917, two hundred and ten young university men, who had joined the [U.S.] Air Service at the declaration of war, volunteered for immediate service abroad. This book is the diary of one of them, killed in action in Flander's skies. (spine sunned, name on first blank).
GREAT WAR - BUCHAN, J., The Battle of the Somme, First phase. First edn. London-Edinburgh-New York, Nelson, s.d. [circa], 1925 sm.8°. orig. lettered boards. 108pp. frontisp., ills. on 14 plates, 3 battle-plans, of which 1 full-page, 1 double-page and 1 fold. and coloured with concise legenda. An authentic report. Good copy.
GREAT WAR - Carnet d'Étranger tenent lieu de pièce d'identité, de permis de de séjour et de Sauf-Conduit dans la zône des Arméeset dans les zônes spéciale de l'Intérieur. Le Havre, 10 Octobre, 1918 small 8°. limp red cloth covered thin wrappers, title printed in bold black type on front wrapper. stamped and signed in lower left corner of front wrapper (indecipheralble). First 5pp. filled-in in ms. in ink and with official stamps, with an original photo-portrait of bearer at tail of page 1, rest unused, 24pp. in total. table of contents printed on lower outer wrapper. An original Identity- card and "laissez-passer", beare [Mrs.] Lacquaye (née Quisenaerts), a belgian nurse receiving consent travelling both in the Army- and Special zones at the Western Allied Front at the near end of the first world war, or Great War. A well-survived and interesting document.
GREAT WAR - COMMEMORATIVE VOLUME - HOORWEG, P., GEDENKBOEK van den Europeeschen Oorlog in 1914 voor de Jeugd. Edited with an introd. by Joh. Been. Deventer, Vleeschconservenfabriek "Erica Brand", A. van der Heijden, [1919]. oblong large 8°. orig. clothbacked limp pict.col. wraps., rectangular firm-notice printed in centre of lower outer wrap. [17]pp. of introd. and descr. text, printed within a narrow typographical border. With 98 small illustrs. tipped-in on tog. 5 leaves (recto/verso)with short captions in dutch. Stapled. A so-called "Plaatjes-Album", published by a tinned meat-factory "Erica Brand", at Deventer municipality, the Netherlands, suppl. information on the great war for dutch juveniles. Ills. depict. portrs. of belligerents and battle-field sceneries. In very good condition. Rare.
GREAT WAR - De Verdun A Douaumont. Le Circuit des Forts. Orig. edn. Verdun, s.n., s.d. [circa], 1920 Oblong 12°, orig. limp pict. col. wraps. Album containing tog. 20 picture postcards, with captions in french and english on verso, depict. the french defence-line between Verdun & Douaumont: fortresses, trenches, cemeteries... MINT copy.
GREAT WAR - De aanval op de Zeven Schepen. [translated from the original english into dutch]. London-New York-Toronto, Hodder & Stoughton, 1917 Orig. illustrated wraps., stapled. 27pp. frontisp. (facsim. of a cartoon taken from the german periodical "Kladderadatsch", 11 March 1917, relating to the subject-matter), 5 ills. on plates and in text, incl. portrs. of crews and dutch merchants, list of dutch merchants torpedoed or bombed by german subs. and bombers, 1914-1917 at end. On 22 February 1917 a small convoy of seven dutch merchants, the S.S. "Eemland", "Jacatra", "Noorderdijk", "Zaandijk", "Menado", "Bandoeng" and "Gaasterland", left Falmouth Harbour, bound for the Netherlands. After negotiations the german Government had guaranteed their safety. At approx. 15.30 hrs. the convoy spotted a sloop with survivors of the Norway merchant "Normanna" previously torpedoed. It was decided to pick them up. After a few moments a german submarine surfaced and demanded that all sips of the convoy had to be abandaned. One of the captains rowed-up to the sub. to show his papers, but in the meantime all seven merchats were torpedoed. A good copy.
GREAT WAR - Deutsche Gefangene in England. Orig. german edn. Bolton and London, Tillotson & Son, nd.[circa], 1920 large 8°. orig. black lettered stiff wraps. Ti.-p. printed within an ornamental border. (verso with publ. imprint), [1]p. of introd. text. 62pp. of plates & ills. on plates, with captions at tails. German text-edn. Photographs cover six of the largest german P.O.W. camps in Great Britain-Donington Hall, Alexandra Palace, Dorchester, Handforth, Lofthouse Park, & Eastcote, illustrating nearly every aspect of life in the camps, & show that the excellence of the conditions under which the prisoners live are in striking contrast with the régime which obtains in many of the prisoners' camps in Germany. (cf. preface). MINT copy. Scarce.
GREAT WAR - Dixmuide Avant et Après la Guerre 1914-1918/Dixmuide Before and After the war of 1914-1918. Orig. edn. Bruxelles, Thill, s.d.[circa], 1920 sm.oblong 8°. orig. wraps., Belgian tri-colore in colour on upper wrap., title partly printed in relief. Album with tog. 18 original picture-postcards on 9 leaves, with perforations at top-margins preserved, some with orig. tissue-guards preserved, captions in french and english printed at tails. [Scan available upon request]. Cards depict. the belgian city Dixmuide before and after the devastiations of the first world war. Very good condition.
GREAT WAR - FIRST WORLD WAR - THE KAISER - Madame DE ZOT, geboren AUGUSTA VICTORIA; haar lieve zoon de ZATTE KROONPRINS en fameuze doodshuzaren-aanvoerder;...zijne kortarmige verwaande hoogheid Ex-Keizer Wilhelm de Zot geboren op 27 Januari 1859, op den troon gekreufeld tot ongeluk van heel zijn ras, op 15 juni 1888, en tot welzijn der. gansche wereld met klank daar af gedonderd op 11 November 1918, door toedoen der Verbondenen en na de tijdige tusschenkomst der Belgische piottekens....DAT ZIJNE ZIEL GEEN VREDE VINDE... Borg [Belgium], J. Nagels, s.d. [circa], 1918. Original Broadside, 35.5x25cm. Upper-half with caricatural line-drawings, extensive satyrical text in flemish, partly in bold type, printed at lower half, the whole within a broad black border. SCAN AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST. Broadside from belgian origin, with strong anti-german text, announcing the fictuous funeral of the german emeror Wilhelm II, "The Kaiser". Other names appearing in text: Von Bethmann-Hollweg, Michaëlis, von Hertling, Krupp. An interesting surviing ephemeric piece. Good condition. (has been quadruple folded, no signs of wear on folds however).
GREAT WAR - FIRST WORLD WAR, De Turksche Overheersching. Offprint from:"The Round Table". London, Menpes Printing & engraving Co., 1917 Small 8°., original printed wrappers, stapled. 20pp. A vehement anti-turkish pamphlet, advocating, according to allied demands, the complete retreat of the Osman Empire from European soil after the end of the first world war. Good copy. (white circular ex-lib. label near lower outer front joint, repeated on verso of front wrapper).
GREAT WAR - FIRST WORLD WAR PERSONAL "IN MEMORIAM", Deutschlands toten Helden. [fitle on front boards]. Aus dem Leben des Toten. [Original Ausgabe/oridinal edition]. S.I., s.n., [....], 1917 Original boards, title in bold black type (high-german or imperial script] on front boards, with a large black/whiteillustration at tail, printed within a broad black mourning line-border. 55pp. With 6 lines of pre-printed dedication text followed by 2 lines ms. text in ink revealing a german family name by Dülken [?] at Asseln [?], ti.-p. printed with a abundant decorative and partly illustrated black/white border, with a 6-line ms. notice in ink which reveals in final 2 lines the demise of a german military by the name of "Gustav K.........", "gefallen am 8. Mai 1917" [Killed in action 8 May 1917, written in latin script]. Further 55pp. of text printed in high- or imperial german script. 4 plates after photographs, large decorative head-and-tail pieces, large decorative vignettes, black decorated initials, complete text printed within a black decorative typographical border. Except pieces of ms. text entirely printed in High German or Imperial script. Official "album" presented to next of kin of a german military killed in action 8 May 1917 (Western Fornt), officially issued by the german Imperial ministry of War. Text, plates and vignettes are, as usual, in bombastic style, heing the glorification of a hero who dedicated his life to the fatherland and more general the glorification of war and the army. Very good and well preserved copy of a rare piece of memorabilia dealing with the First World War or Great War. (some light soiling to lower outer boards).
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Join me in welcoming back Erin Evans for her third go-around with the Book Club and our 16th discussion! We'll be reading Brimstone Angels: Lesser Evils, the sequel to Brimstone Angels, which has the distinction of being our most discussed book to date.
Erin is a former editor for Wizards and also the author of The Godcatcher, which all adds up to a lot of insight into writing and The Realms. You can check her out on her blog as well: SlushLush.com And if you needed any more impetus to keep following Erin's cast of characters, Farideh (which rhymes with fajita) will be back again as part of the highly-anticipated Realms series "The Sundering," hitting shelves later this year. Lesser Evils is available in both print and e-book flavors, so you have no excuse for not picking this one up! If you're new to the Book Club, we'll be reading around 50 pages a week and then commenting on them. We'll start the discussion next week on Monday, January 14th. In the meantime, drop by this forum to let us know you'll be participating and ask Erin lots of questions about devils.
There's definitely a lot to discuss with this book, and I look forward to the next few weeks.
This is going to be great! Welcome back Erin!
I guess my first question will be--"can you provide a the Top Ten Reasons I should read Lesser Evils instead of A Memory of Light this January"? I am really looking foreword to this! Thanks, David S.
Hi guys! I'm so excited to be back again. This book and I went through a lot together--so much background to share. It's going to be a blast!
My first book club!
Although, certainly not my first WotC/Realms novel. Having read Brimstone Angels in a single day over the Christmas period, I ended up reading Rich's The Last Mythal trilogy just so I wouldn't plow on (and straight through) Lesser Evils. I look forward to taking part in the discussions. I am sure I shall have many questions for you, Erin!
Hey everybody!! Glad to see everyone again, and a big "Well Met" to Iluvrien.
I am excited that we are kicking things off again and glad that we get to start off 2013 with Lesser Evils. Especially now that I know how to properly pronounce Farideh. Who says you can't learn anything from Facebook? Now I just need to finish up Charon's Claw by next Monday so I can give my full attention to Lesser Evils.
Well Met.
This is too my first book blub (Or book discussion) of any kind and I am excited to take part of it. I was so excited to get my wonderful copy that I blew through the first thirteen chapters this winter (Stopping at the beginning of chapter 14) so I am a bit ahead of everyone else, but I will not be dropping any spoilers (On purpose!) and I will not begin to read chapter 14 again until its the proper time. Saer Erin is a wonderful person who got me interested enough to actually read my first post spell-plague novel (The first Brimstone Angels) which trust me, was an amazing feat all in itself, and of course im looking foward to see what the Sundering brings for our beloved world and some of our most cherished fictional-friends. Until swords part!
Welcome to everyone joining us for the first time! Erin won't disappoint!
Erin is definitely one of the best at presenting the post-spellplague Realms. I've said before that a novel like Brimstone Angels should have been the first to come out after the jump. David, Havilar is definitely more adorable than Perrin, so she has you there. I owe a lot to Jordan. He's the one who originally got me back into fantasy my Freshman year of college. I still have a treasured letter from him from around that time period. I've saved the last WoT book he wrote (10 I believe) and all the Sanderson books so I can read them all at once. And I just thought of a question for Erin: What does the "M" stand for in Erin M. Evans?
Welcome to our newest members! Erin's novels spark some of our best discussions so it's great to have new folks along. Having recently won a copy of this book in an exciting contest, I have no excuse at all to not jump into the discussion! I just got a kindle fire device but since I have the print copy I suppose I'll just kick it old school. Now if my (almost) two-year old will pose for a picture with Erin's new book then we'll really be set! gold_piece, me too: Best I've managed is a kiddo-shaped blur climbing over the book on his way to get to my camera. This is not the sequel I intended to write. While I was finishing Brimstone Angels, I had a lunch meeting with my editor, Nina to start talking about the sequels. I had a list of things that I wanted to happen and approximately which book I thought they would fall into (at this point I had two books contracted, with the potential for more). Nina looked at it, told me that this sounded cool…but they had another idea. They wanted a book that brought the Harpers back to prominence in the current timeline, and tied into things they were planning with Zhentarim. I could say no, and write the sequel I was pitching, but if I wrote this Harpers book, there was a good chance my book would get more attention. And let's be honest, what author doesn't want that! She told me that my third book could be the sequel, no problem. So you might have been reading a totally new story, possibly using this thread to demand where the heck the next Brimstone Angels book was. But it so happened that right before this meeting, I'd made Tam a Harper in Brimstone Angels to use the NWCG background (in the first draft, he had just been an unspecified spy). So while I was trying to think of a new idea, I kept coming back to Tam. And I realized I really wanted to figure out a way to make this work as a Harper themed book and as a sequel. I had a scene I was really stuck on, of Farideh in a library trying to find a way to pull Lorcan out of the Hells, so I started there, and eventually rebuilt my story to accommodate this new adventure. I figured out I could push out that planned sequel and fill in the gap with this little side adventure. It would mean solving some of the plot threads differently than I'd planned, but I am nothing if not adaptable! It definitely made me work harder to fit the two ideas together, but I think in the end it pushed me to write something a lot more interesting.
Kind of sad. I just picked up both Brimstone Angels and BA: Lesser Evils, and I do not think that I will have enough time to read BA before I need to start BA:LE for this.
This will be my first book club... well first time not just lurking.
This is really more of a writerly question, but I noticed that you don't use italics for internal thoughts. Is that a stylistic choice, or is there a more technical reason behind it?
Alright, I'm back on the sahuagin for this one! Lesser Evils will actually be the first book I read on my new Kindle. I'm sure I will have some devil-related questions as we go on.
> They wanted a book that brought the Harpers back to prominence in the current timeline
AMEN! and I assume that "they" in this context referes to all of Candlekeep which is once again very active and all abuzz with talk of the Sundering! Care to drop any hints on how all of the above will tie into that? Thanks, David S.
Thanks for answering my question so quickly, your response drew several things into sharper focus for me.
So a day of returned, repaired laptop (yay! but ZOMG a million things to transfer and reload and now it's demanding I restart it again. Calm down, little lady!) and broken appliances (gas fireplace then washer. Awesome) mean I have had no time to reply and no time to pack up for the writers retreat I'm heading to this weekend. So I will be back tomorrow evening when I'm settled, to answer ALL your questions (because we're nowhere near too many, Iluvrien )
But my short response looks a little like this: Thank you all for the kind words.
Yes! Finally the Goldpiece baby photo! I should let you know that my wife is pregnant with a baby girl due in June, so be prepared for another book-wielding baby.
Oh, and Havilar is totally my favorite too...
Just received my copy today. Really enjoyed the first Brimstone Angels and exited about the new one.
Hi again! That was a longer, more involved drive than expected, complete with duelling mapping apps, so many wrong turns in Portland my travelling companion and I were sure Portland was trying to consume us, and delicious pie. So here, delayed, begin my catch up answers.
> Lorcan and Sairche are slightly different. I still wouldn't call them "monsters"
Interesting. I would definitely call Sairche a "Monster"--with a capital M AND scare quotes and everything! I mean she is evil, nightmare stuff in every single way... And I would likely call Lorcan a monster as well. Not just in the Hannibal Lector way, but in the literature way. He has helped the good guys, but only to advance his own schemes. I think you are thinking more in terms of crunch game mechanics--NPC's have personality and Monsters are for killing, type thing...One thing I love about reading D&D Novels is that they provide great ways to challange this thinking at the game table. For example, erinyes are no longer simple dice rolling challanges but they have well informed witty banter. One of the primary reasons I am in this book club is to steal that kind of stuff...the oppurtunity to stock piling backstories, setting details, and personalities that I can spring on my players is fantastic & if the players have read the book we have a meaningful shared experience...gaming gold. In any event, back to the topic of monsters and literature--if I were to list ten monsters for literature I would have:


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Speaking for myself, so far things are going good. I am relativley new to this program, I am on the 6 th lesson
of EN110. I just turned in my essay.
I am enjoying it so far......Everyone i have talked to has been very nice and helpful if needed.
Same here... Just turned in my writing assessment as well. Looking forward to getting through with the assessments.
That's great, enjoy.. Im still want more students to contribute..
I agree too! I am ready to get done with the assessments. I do have to say , I have learned some great strategies with these lessons thus far.
Does anyone know if we can continue on to the next lesson while waiting for the writing essay results?
I wish everyone a wonderful thursday!
That's great, Im proud of you. Keep it up...
I am working on Public Speaking and doing really well. I enjoy what I have learned so far, I am getting ready to start preparing a speach for this class so we will see how that goes.
Sandi, I saw a question from you about moving on while waiting for your writing paper to be graded, the answer is yes. Don't wait for it, it could take up to 10 days or less.
Thats great
thank you for answering......
How is Public Speaking coming?
Does anyone knows if the college is planning to have BA in psychology
No.. post as your own discussion at the student help desk..
Doing well, finished the Principals of Public Speaking, waiting to get Lesson 6 test results so I can move to next sesson. I am so excited to get to the main course, this has so far been very informative, and a great refresher.
That's great!!!
Alright. I hit a snag when I didn't cite the sources in APA format. The lessons didn't cover this and they told us which cites to use; so I wasn't sure why this was neccessary. I procrastinated a lot and finally did the work today. Hoping when the teacher grades, that I get a passing grade, and I can move onto my finals for semester I.
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Pool D latest – Williams off the hook
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Williams off the hook – Samoa fullback Paul Williams has been cleared of any wrongdoing after being cited for a 'punch' in Friday's match against the Boks.
Williams was sent off for striking an opponent contrary to law 10(4)(a). The player admitted the act of foul play.
Having conducted a detailed review of all the available evidence, including all broadcast angles and additional evidence from the player and submissions from his legal representative Kieran Donnelly, the judicial officer, Christopher Quinlan QC concluded the offence was at the lower end of the scale of seriousness which has an entry point of two weeks.
The judicial officer found that there were compelling on-field and/or off-field mitigating features and a complete absence of on-field and/or off-field aggravating features.
In particular he determined that the strike was an open-handed push, the contact was not heavy and there was no adverse effect on the victim player or the match.
Therefore, in accordance with Disciplinary Clause 12.5 the judicial officer determined that no further sanction was necessary. Williams is free to play with immediate effect.
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1 Oct 2011, 13:54 pmA thug off the hook! I suppose in the context of the match it was not as vicious as that of the Samoan No 8 (Blowers) who struck out at everyone in range. I wonder what angle showed this as a mere push? It looked like a cheap shot from behind with the base of the band – just as effective as a punch. I understand that he felt provoked but why did he simply not let go of Brussouw? Perhaps we should tweet sp,ething about this – in true Samoan style. Samoa got off lightly here (irrelevant now anyway) but they also got the better of the refereeing decisions in teh ratio of 9:2! Just watch the match again! Why did the TJ not bring to teh refs attention the holding of Brussouw? Is it only punches that constitute foul play?
1 Oct 2011, 14:48 pmKrap.
3 Oct 2011, 01:14 amLol get over it. It was a push in the face and was harshly dealt with during the game. Red Card!! Not playing tiddly winks here….
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From John Mullin: Bears - Raiders: A Pivotal point in 2011
The Oakland Raiders this Sunday will represent a possible watershed moment in the 2011 season, however unintended. It will be the first and one of the hardest tests, of Caleb Hanie, coaches, Matt Forte, the defense and the whole of the post-Jay Cutler Bears.
Perhaps thats fitting, because once before the Raiders represented a watershed moment for the Bears. It was in 1984 and Bears players recounting the game to me used one phrase for it:
Pure violence.
It was the game that established clearly in the minds of the 1980s Bears that they belonged with the baddest and toughest in the NFL, the reigning Super Bowl champions who were on their own way to an 11-5 season.
For Hanie personally and the Bears collectively, Sundays game is another proving game. The Bears hope that Cutlers thumb surgery Wednesday will go without incident and that the damage is such that he will back after six weeks, the most optimistic time frame put forward for his return.
But the Bears are planning and proceeding without him now. And longer term, this Oakland game is a chance to establish that the Bears can, if they need to, get the better of a quality football team, and do it on the road, which is where their at least their first playoff game likely will be played.
Pure violence
The Bears are viewed by some now as upstarts because of the losing performances vs. New Orleans, Green Bay and Detroit in the span of four weeks.
They were decidedly looked upon as upstarts going into that 1984 game with the Raiders. They came out of it as decidedly something more than that.
Beating the Raiders was the big game in 84 because they were the champs, tight end Emery Moorehead told me. And they were scared to death, man, scared to death.
Center Jay Hilgenberg said it was the most physical game he was ever in. It was big because we could measure ourselves against the best, Hilgenberg said.
Raiders Hall of Fame defensive end Howie Long was more specific. After his day at the hands of right tackle Keith Van Horne, Long said he had not been beaten up that badly since he was in grade school. Merlin Olsen, then a TV analyst and himself a Hall of Fame defensive tackle, said later that what he saw in that game frightened him.
The Bears lost Jim McMahon in the game but Raiders quarterbacks didnt fare a whole lot better.
Marc Wilson was battered and sent to the locker room with a fractured arm. David Humm came in and was pounded, leaving with a knee injury.
Without a third quarterback, punter Ray Guy was the next man up. But he was nowhere to be found, Raiders players telling the Bears that Guy was at the end of the bench wearing a rain cape, hood up on a 70-degree day, apparently wanting no part of the mayhem he was seeing. Eventually Wilson was taped up and sent back into the game to just hand off.
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The biggest casualty of the game, however, may have been the Bears hope of upsetting the San Francisco 49ers Super Bowl juggernaut (which could be the situation this year, depending on playoff play-out). McMahon scrambled out of the pocket in the first half, went down and was speared in the back by Raider defensive lineman Bill Pickel.
The blow drove McMahons ribs in hard enough to lacerate and tear off part of his kidney and he did not play again that year.
The Bears were averaging 21.5 points per game before the Oakland game and McMahons injury. They scored more than 16 points just twice in the final six games and were shut out by San Francisco in the NFC Championship game.
The final score was 17-6. Afterwards, defensive end Lyle Alzado told Otis Wilson, You just kicked our asses.
The 011 Bears wouldnt mind a similar result coming out of this Raiders get-together.
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The Effects of Municipal Water Fluoridation
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By: Melissa Keith
Last year Health Canada released Fluoride in Drinking Water, a document for public inspection and comment, prepared by the Federal-Provincial-Territorial Committee on Drinking Water.
A panel of six experts, four of them dentists, investigated fluoride exposure data with the intent of "revising the current drinking-water guideline" for Canada, while explicitly stating that their objective was not to dictate municipal fluoridation practices.
Fluoridated water is a tough mouthful to swallow for the increasing number of Canadians questioning its impact on their bodies and the environment. Critics have questioned the lengthy report on multiple fronts, including failure to rigorously assess the role of fluoride in a globally pervasive health condition—thyroid disease.
The Health Canada study did not seriously consider thyroid health when it put forward a maximum acceptable concentration (MAC) level of 1.5 mg of fluoride per litre of tap water, according to a response from Carole Clinch, research coordinator with People for Safe Drinking Water.
Why focus on thyroid function?
For starters, the thyroid gland is a repository where fluoride accumulates throughout one's lifetime.
Fluoride is a very small, chemically reactive particle that tends to displace other minerals in certain storage sites within the body. For this reason, it has been used in osteoporosis treatment—fluoride reinforces bone where calcium has been depleted—and dentistry to replace minerals lost from the teeth.
It should be remembered that the World Health Organization (WHO) treats fluoride more like a drug than an essential nutrient. Fluoridation of a municipal water supply is, in effect, administration of a substance that can create "chemical hazards with clearly defined health effects" for all users of that water, according to WHO.
Unless reverse osmosis, distillation, or activated alumina systems are used, you are not able to remove the fluoride. As Paul Connett, PhD, professor emeritus of environmental chemistry at St. Lawrence University in Canton, New York, declares in his critique of Health Canada's proposed MAC level for fluoride, "Once fluoride has been added to the water it is no longer possible to control the dose that people get. There will be literally millions of people who will get a higher dose of fluoride drinking water at 0.8 ppm [parts per million] than people would get drinking water at 1.5 ppm."
How fluoride affects the thyroid
Evidence that fluoride accumulates in the thyroid dates back to the early 1900s, where its presence in the glandular tissue first came to light because of obvious goitres (swollen, enlarged thyroid glands).
In the thyroid gland, fluoride can prevent iodine from playing its proper role in synthesizing two hormones critical for normal metabolic activity throughout the body—T3 (triiodothyronine) and T4 (thyroxine).
The names of these hormones allude to the number of iodide particles the thyroid needs to build them. When fluoride—a more reactive substance from the same chemical family as iodine (the halides)—enters the picture, it can interfere with the T3 and T4 manufacture by blocking iodide receptors.


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Oscar Pistorius's account of events stacks up, detective says, as defence attacks police evidence
- February 21, 2013
Oscar Pistorius has enjoyed a better day in court after a police detective testified that nothing was inconsistent with the athlete's story.
Pistorius's brother Carl left the second day of the bail hearing feeling more confident about Oscar's chances. "I feel like the court proceedings went well today. We trust that everyone has more clarity about this tragic incident."
In other Pistorius news, it was revealed the 26-year-old was drug-tested before and during last year's Paralympic Games in London.
"Oscar was tested twice in London. First on 25th Aug in an out of comp (competition) test and then also 8th Sept in an in comp test. Both negative," IPC director of media and communications Craig Spence said in emailed comments.
At first on day two of the hearing it looked like it was to be another bruising affair for Pistorius as prosecutor Gerrie Nel claimed that a witness could testify to hearing "non-stop talking, like shouting" between 2am and 3am before the pre-dawn shooting on Valentine's Day.
It was also revealed that Pistorius was previously arrested for an alleged assault at his home.
"There was an incident at his house where he was arrested for assault, I think," said police Detective Warrant Officer Botha.
"I can't remember the exact date or time." Pistorius was not charged.
Pistorius said in an affidavit read in court that he and girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, a 29-year-old model and budding reality TV star, had gone to bed and that when he awoke during the night he detected what he thought was an intruder in the bathroom.
He testified that he grabbed his 9 mm pistol and fired into the bathroom door, only to discover later to his horror that Steenkamp was there, mortally wounded.
Testimony by WO Botha left prosecutors rubbing their temples, only able to look down at their notes as he misjudged distances and acknowledged a forensics team left in the toilet bowl one of the bullet slugs fired at Steenkamp.
Under cross-examination, WO Botha acknowledged that the witness who allegedly overheard the argument was 600 metres from Pistorius's house, where the shooting occurred.
Later, prosecutor Gerrie Nel re-questioned WO Botha, and the detective said the distance was actually much closer.
Pistorius, the first Paralympian runner to compete at the Olympic Games, is charged with premeditated murder in the case.
The prosecution attempted to cement its argument that the couple had a shouting match, that Steenkamp fled and locked herself in the toilet and that Pistorius fired four shots through the door, hitting her with three bullets.
WO Botha added: "I believe that he knew that Reeva was in the bathroom and he shot four shots through the door.''
But asked if the police found anything inconsistent with the version of events presented by Pistorius, Botha responded that they had not.
Defence lawyer Barry Roux said that Steenkamp's bladder was empty when she died, indicating that she had got up to use the toilet. He said Steenkamp may have locked the door after she heard Pistorius shouting that there was a burglar.
Roux also got stuck into WO Botha's handling of the crime scene, saying police forgot to find a bullet cartridge and that WO Botha had walked into the house without protective feet covers on, contaminating the scene.
WO Botha, a 16-year police veteran, said the trajectory of the bullets showed the gun was fired pointed down and from a height. Pistorius' statement earlier this week said that he was on his stumps and feeling vulnerable when he opened fire.
The hearing will resume on Thursday night (EDT).
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Get behind-the-scenes at some of the world's biggest and coolest events with a marathon of INSIDE, Sunday night beginning at 7p.m. on KLRU Q (channel 18.3).
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Review: Masterpiece Classic Anne Frank
Masterpiece Classic "The Diary of Anne Frank"
Sunday, April 11, at 8 p.m.
Note: This program airs on Holocaust Remembrance Day
Anne Frank's story is one that has been recounted in many forms. Her writing is a unique slice of existence during the Nazi occupation and persecution of the Jewish people in Europe during World War 2. Masterpiece's authentic adaptation brings Anne's writings to life with the help of an excellent performance by actress Ellie Kendrick (An Education). Kendrick aptly coveys the passion and longing of a girl coming of age in such a restrictive environment.
Stashed away in a hidden annex behind a bookcase, Anne's family and a handful of their fellow Jewish neighbors struggle for two years to remain resourceful, quiet and hopeful, aided by a dwindling but dedicated group of supporters on the outside. As Amsterdam's streets fill with Nazi soldiers, word of Jews disappearing from their homes makes it back to the hidden
group. The shock of which causes Anne's mother to nearly break down with anxiety. Anne is in many ways too preoccupied with adolescence and what she may be missing outside to allow herself to be affected the same. She is an intelligent girl and understands the consequences of war, but her youthful spirit, perhaps an unconscious element of self-preservation, cannot be
darkened by her confinement.
The last entry in her diary perhaps best illustrates her spirit:
"I still believe, in spite of everything, that people are truly good at heart"
A spirit that will surely live on forever. This is a Masterpiece not to be missed.
About the reviewer: Mark Pedini is KLRU's Graphic Designer. He also enjoys illustrating and screen printing show posters with his wife Farley. Mark is the father of a two-year-old daughter who loves Elmo and Clifford. Mark's favorite Masterpiece programs are Sense and Sensibility, Forsyte Saga and Bleak House.
Texas Music Extravaganza
RSVPs are all gone for the Texas Music Extravaganza live studio event but you can still watch at home!
Tune in Saturday at 7p.m. for this exciting presentation.
KLRU staff night
For the final night of the December fundraising drive KLRU staff volunteered to man the phones while their co-workers worked to produce live pledge breaks during Nature.
Between live tv breaks we gathered around the monitors and watched the episode which was called "Born Wild: The First Days of Life" and highlighted struggles the animal kingdom face from birth.
Many of us at KLRU have animal babies in our lives so in honor of Sunday's episode of Nature we present these furry members of our families:
Three-part Nova explores human ancestors
NOVA Becoming Human: Unearthing Our Earliest Ancestors
7 p.m. Tuesday, November 3, 2009 (Part 1)
7 p.m. Tuesday, November 10, 2009 (Part 2)
7 p.m. Tuesday, November 17, 2009 (Part 3)
NOVA presents a comprehensive three-part, three-hour special — investigating explosive new discoveries that are transforming the picture of how we became human. The first program explores fresh clues about our earliest ancestors in Africa, including the stunningly complete fossil nicknamed "Lucy's Child." These three-million-year-old bones from Ethiopia reveal humanity's oldest and most telltale trait — upright walking, rather than a big brain. The second program tackles the mysteries of how our ancestors managed to survive in a savannah teeming with vicious predators, and when and why we first left our African cradle to colonize every corner of the earth. In the final program, NOVA probes a wave of dramatic new evidence, based partly on cutting-edge DNA analysis, that reveals new insights into how we became today's creative and "behaviorally modern" humans and what really happened to the enigmatic Neanderthals who faded into extinction. Shot "in the trenches" as discoveries were unearthed throughout Africa and Europe, each hour of "Becoming Human" unfolds with a forensic investigation into the life and death of a specific hominid ancestor, such as Lucy's Child. Dry bones spring back to vivid life with stunning animation, the product of a unique NOVA collaboration between
In Performance at the White House: Fiesta Latina
In Performance at the White House: Fiesta Latina airing tonight (10/15) at 7 p.m. on KRLU is a concert hosted by the President and Mrs. Obama on the South Lawn of the White House that celebrates Hispanic musical heritage. The program includes Marc Anthony, Jimmy Smits, Pete Escovedo, Gloria Estefan, José Feliciano, George Lopez, Thalía, Tito "El Bambino", the Bachata music group Aventura, and the Chicano rock band Los Lobos, with Sheila E. leading the house band.
Reading Rainbow says goodbye
Reading Rainbow will no longer be provided by PBS to stations for broadcast starting on Aug. 28. No new episodes of the children's program have been produced for several years and PBS removed the series from its daily lineup last fall to make room for new programs with reading and science/math content. After nearly a after a quarter century on public television, the series will no long be broadcast over the air. Producers of the series are working to continue the show online and DVDs of episodes will be available through Shop PBS.
Editor's Note: Reading Rainbow has been an influential part of the learning expereince for many children. Please share your story about the show's impact by leaving a comment below.
Sneak preview of ACL with Willie and The Wheel
Program: Austin City Limits with Willie Nelson and Asleep at the Wheel
Time: 7 p.m.
Date: Sunday, August 2
Viewers in Austin will get an early look at a very special new episode of AUSTIN CITY LIMITS featuring Willie Nelson and Asleep at the Wheel, which was taped earlier this year for ACL's 35th anniversary season. The new episode marks the first time the two recording legends have shared the ACL stage, though both have performed many times separately in the show's 35-year history. The sneak peek event will air on KLRU-TV in Austin on August 2 at 7:00 pm as part of the PBS channel's summer pledge drive. It's the only chance to see the broadcast until it airs nationally on November 14.
Longtime fans of the show might recall that Willie Nelson appeared on the original pilot episode for AUSTIN CITY LIMITS, recorded in October 1974, and Asleep at the Wheel appeared on the first episode of the first official season in 1976. This new episode finds Nelson and Asleep at the Wheel performing songs from their recently released Willie and The Wheel (**** Rolling Stone) as well as classics like "On the Road Again" and "Always on my Mind."
Viewers making a pledge during the special August 2 broadcast between 7:00 and 9:30 pm will receive Willie Nelson and Asleep at the Wheel thank you gifts, including a limited number of ticket packages to see Asleep at the Wheel at the famed Lukenbach Dance Hall on August 8th.
Additionally KLRU-TV is giving away 100 pairs of tickets to a special simulcast of the August 10 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS taping featuring the Dave Matthews Band. Anyone pledging a gift of $100 or more during the first weekend of the pledge drive will be automatically entered for a chance to receive two tickets.
The 35th anniversary season of AUSTIN CITY LIMITS premieres nationally on October 3 with Dave Matthews Band. Other performers in the new season include Kenny Chesney, Pearl Jam, Elvis Costello, Ben Harper and Relentless7 and more.
New Wayne Dyer Special
Program: Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone!
Date: Monday, June 1
Time: 7 p.m.
Additional air times: Friday, June 5, at 9 p.m.; Sunday, June 7, at 5 p.m.
PBS has given us a sneak peek at Dr. Wayne Dyer's new PBS special Dr. Wayne Dyer: Excuses Begone! On the 10th anniversary of his first public television special, Dyer presents a program based on his newest book, "Excuses Begone!" After identifying the 18 most commonly used, self-defeating excuses, Dr. Dyer teaches viewers a method they can immediately use to change damaging habits and move into new realms of possibility.
Here's the 8 minute preview of the new program:
Ballet Austin's Hamlet
Program: In Context Special Ballet Austin's Hamlet
Date: Thursday, May 14
Time: 8 p.m.
Additional air date: Sunday, May 24 at 4:30 p.m.; June 4th, Thursday, at 8 p.m.; June 10th, Wednesday, at 7 p.m.
KLRU continues the station's commitment to presenting the arts to Central Texas with a special presentation of the Ballet Austin's Hamlet. Taped earlier this year, In Context will showcase this interpretation of Shakespeare's iconic story at 8 p.m. on May 14 with a repeat on May 24 at 4:30 p.m.
In 2000, Ballet Austin premiered Stephen Mills' contemporary and distinctive interpretation of William Shakespeare's Hamlet, hailed by The Dallas Morning News as "dance theater at its best". Since its debut, five other companies around the country (BalletMet in Columbus, Dayton Ballet, Ohio Ballet, Atlanta Ballet, and Milwaukee Ballet) have performed it to rave reviews. Nine years after delighting Central Texas audiences, Mill's production of Hamlet was again performed in Austin and recorded by KLRU. more


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Bicycle Source x BMX Society Swap
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18 March 2012 - 01:37 AM
Post #123
great day today fellas . i had a great time !!!!!!!!!!! see ya next month .
18 March 2012 - 01:43 AM
Post #124
Cool hanging out. That DG monoshock was insane. Anyone get a picture?
18 March 2012 - 01:58 AM
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Sorry guys, I keep forgetting when it comes up. Someone needs to promote it the week before. (please) LOL!
18 March 2012 - 02:20 AM
Post #128
Good to see everybody today I had a good time. Can't wait for the next one. Oh and just a heads up I saw somebody kicking Larock's bikes today. The tire kicker is on the loose and maybe in your neighborhood, when storing your bikes be sure they are off the ground so he can't kick them hahahahahahahahhaha. Oh yeah that DG Mono is very moto.
18 March 2012 - 05:16 AM
Post #131
I almost went out in the rain today to see what was going on, but got busy with work and didn't make it out of the house. Keep forgetting about these. Need to get my fix. Hopefully I'll be in town April 21 for the next one.
18 March 2012 - 06:54 AM
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Great seeing everyone that made it out today. It's always an honor to shoot the shit with everyone. Big big thanks to Joe Buffardi for hooking me up with the 13/16 fluted seatpost. Can't wait till the next one already. Thanks.
18 March 2012 - 06:20 PM
Post #135
I read that yesterday and couldn't help but wonder what that guy was really wanting all these years.
18 March 2012 - 06:25 PM
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The rich kid down the street,I mean next city over, had one growing up.
18 March 2012 - 06:43 PM
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18 March 2012 - 07:04 PM
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Oh man haha. I found this DG frame in Hemet and it too was in a tobacco tree and looked as if it was hit by a car and someone hammered in a solid steel seatpost inside the seat tube and the whole back end of hte bike was bent sideways, so even if you fixed the seat tube you would still be pedaling in a circle. I was going to fix it but it was too far gone. I turned it into a mono-shock. I know DG never made a mono-shock but they should have. And no this is not for sale to the guy that has been looking for one. This is my personal DG Mono-shock and will not be reproduced. I hope you all dig it and I know some will not.


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Bird count began in 1900
Published: Saturday, December 8, 2012 at 5:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, December 6, 2012 at 8:45 p.m.
The Christmas Bird Count was initiated in 1900 by Frank Chapman, bird curator at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City and publisher of Bird-Lore, the precursor to today's Audubon Magazine.
At the turn of the last century, many people believed that the country's wildlife was an inexhaustible resource. In those days, hats adorned with bird feathers were fashionable. On a single day in Manhattan, Chapman counted 542 people wearing hats decorated with either entire birds or their plumage.
Also during that era, side hunts were popular.
On Christmas Day, hunters would choose sides then go out and shoot as many birds as possible, competing against other hunting teams.
Concerned about the future of birds, Chapman wrote about the side hunts in his magazine and proposed a Christmas "bird census" as an alternative.
In 1900, 27 people in 25 locations took part in that first Christmas Bird Count.
The concept caught on and has continued uninterrupted for more than a century.
Last year, more than 60,000 people from 20 countries participated in Audubon's Christmas Bird Count. More than 64 million birds representing 2,400 species were reported.
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