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Farewell to Life
Rated 5 / 5 stars 9 days ago
Really dug this a lot. Congrats on front page ;)
Woot. Thank you for the review Bad-Man-Incorporated!
Rated 5 / 5 stars 9 days ago
That velvet. wow.
why aren't you famous yet?
Hahaha glad you like it bro! Appreciate the feedback :D
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Rated 5 / 5 stars 13 days ago
Wow man, I'm so glad you are still around. haha. This is rad, mang. Looking forward to a full rendition, brother. Kick some ass.
lol thanks man, yeah..im still around.. just been busy...not picking up the guitar as much as i used too..Good to hear from ya, been awhile huh? Im bad about recording little snippets of ideas and never putting in the time to do a whole song anymore. lol
Waterfall of Zenita
Rated 5 / 5 stars 3 weeks ago
Exceptional, brother. Your guitar is like silk and the ambient environment here, is very calming on my tinnitus! haha. This has been on repeat for some time, now, as I achieve a calmer state of mind. This is the kind of thing that every musician strives for. To make music that transcends a listener to a different state of mind. As a musician, I found myself enveloped by the music and emotion.
I have no critiques, as I'm pretty sure you've reached a level, that even other musicians just sit and absorb the emotion you bring.
That was one in-depth awesome feedback bro. I am glad it could calm your tinnitus haha, man, I dig how you always make your problems into positive energy, inspiring way of thinking.
Glad you found it to your enjoyment and thanks for the continous support brother!
Only The Beginning
Rated 5 / 5 stars 1 month ago
Lots goin on, here mang. Dig it. I've said it before, each song you pump out, is just cooler than the last. I dig the fun you are having on bass, man. Some of those basslines are pretty killer. haha.
Cool stuff as usual, brother. Some great riffs!!!
Awesome man! If every song gets better, then that's actually what i'm shooting for! Yeah man, the bass is really fun to record, glad you dig! Thanks man!
Mountain of the Goddess
Rated 5 / 5 stars 1 month ago
I pictured what you wrote, mostly (-minus the mountain moving) haha. ...and bagpipes! nice. I certainly miss your guitar, but you incredibly master classical music for metal heads. ..hahaha. The piano bit near the end was awesome.
Nice work, Dan.
Thanks for the review brother, haha yeah, not much metal recently, it's like I go in and out of zones between these styles, but I got two tracks I'm working on with much focus on classical guitar work. The next track I'm coming with is full of guitar work.
Cryptic Communications
Rated 5 / 5 stars 1 month ago
Everytime I listen to your stuff, it just gets exponentially better. haha. Awesome as thrash as fuck!! Fucking love it, brother.
Mad man leads, rich melodies, insane work mang.
I'm glad to hear that man! Glad you dig it, thanks for listening! Fucking thrash \m/
Area 51
Rated 5 / 5 stars 1 month ago
Oooh....one of my favorite topics!! And one of my favorite musicians haha!! This is great stuff, schleify! Your vocals are so rad!
awyee! i was really surprised to see that the title Area 51 wasn't taken. haha. thanks bad! you fucking slay \m/
Human Termination
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars January 30, 2014
Dig the direction! Very fucking heavy. I like it a lot. The vocals are a sharp in relation to the music, but I'm certain this will improve as you guys do more stuff. This was pretty fucking rad.
Thx man really appreciate it, yeah been a long time since i did any real vocal, but feels good doing so again
Rated 5 / 5 stars January 28, 2014
I really like the ghostly piano in this. Sounds very cool. Harp, wow..haha. I just acquired a shit pile of symphonic instruments, so I might give something like this a go. :) haha.
Always inspiring me, you bastard. :)
Haha thanks bro, you making a symphonic styled track would be very cool and interesting to hear for sure man! And yeah lol, I'm a big fan of the harp, maybe banjo is next lmao XD I have no restrictions when it comes to instrumention, I thank video games for that door being opened. In the past when I was just starting to learn guitar I was like METAL ONLY!! Then I played 100's of games and now I can see something awesome with pretty much every instrument.


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Black and white are their true colors.
For Joyce and Lewis "Dusty" Sang, those colors are more than just polar opposites. They are the graphic representation of an insidious mental condition — bipolar disorder — that claimed their only son, Ryan.
Ryan was just 24 and seemingly doing well when he abruptly stopped taking his medication and fell into a mania that left him in a hyper state, unable to sleep. As his parents tell it, he sought out a "street pharmacist" who provided him with a drug to calm him down.
"He took whatever it was and it stopped his respiration," Joyce Sang says matter-of-factly. They know, in their hearts, that he didn't kill himself. He was desperate to get some sleep, to get off the roller coaster his disorder trapped him on, and simply took too much of the street drug he was given.
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It was not what anyone expected. Ryan had just gotten engaged and was being productive artistically — writing a book and music — while working in the family business. Even his psychiatrist, the Sangs say on their web site, QuestForTheTest.org, thought he was progressing well.
"We didn't know it. I saw him every day and I didn't know what was going on," says his father, still puzzled six years later.
The Sangs had lived in Palm Beach for many years while Ryan was growing up. And even though there were hints of mental illness in the family — "no family goes untouched" — it took years for Ryan to be diagnosed after he exhibited erratic behaviors beginning at age 5.
Joyce took him to doctors, trying to get some help. One told her she was being an overprotective mother. But she knew. "I told them I could back off if it was nothing." She hoped, but she didn't believe, that she was overreacting. Here was a child who was terrorized at night, afraid to go to sleep because "something bad was going to happen."
She later learned that this is an especially virulent disorder in children. As a young teen, Ryan was extremely irritable, another sign of bipolar. "Irritability is (the sign of) mania in children," she said.
What can you do?
Today, she knows that an accurate diagnosis can take up to 10 years, which is why the Ryan Licht Sang Bipolar Foundation is raising money so a test can be developed for early intervention.
A diagnosis means drugs. Ryan took lithium, and a drug that made him gain 50 pounds, and "then everything you can name" to control his condition.
So she well understands how reluctant parents can be to medicate their children. And they both know that the side effects of the drugs can be awful to deal with. But what's the choice?
"What else can you do? I tell parents who want to wait, 'Look. You may not have 20 years with them without the medication. You may not have a long time with them (otherwise.)' "
They are hopeful some sort of easy-to-administer test can be developed — maybe even through analyzing spit — so more children, especially, can be identified.
Amazingly, their marriage has held up through this worst of trials, and they are both devoted to the cause.
"We're selfish," says Dusty. "It keeps Ryan alive for us."
And it helps to keep mental illness in the public eye. They could have hidden or refused to talk about their son, but they chose to be public with their mission. Even though, as the pain recedes, "the hole in your heart is always there."
Then, Joyce leans over and hands me a box of handcrafted black and white chocolates and a black and white pin in the shape of a ribbon. Their true colors are stark, and rightly so.
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Our plane to Malaysia was less than ten minutes from landing and the "fasten seatbelt" sign was glowing brightly above me, but as soon as I saw this spectacle outside the window I instantly unbuckled, grabbed my camera, and leaped over the person sitting beside me into the empty window seat. Glowing pink and indigo, these last moments of sunlight sparkled in the ocean water, a fleeting spectacle of color forever ingrained in my memory.
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I can't even finish reading all the negative comments, you bunch of miserable b....itches. cold hearted bastards, you all need to go to church and ask God for forgiveness and you better pray that no one you love, a sister Your tmother or God forbid your daughter never experiemce anythingi so devastering if you have one .because then you'll would have to swallow your own nasty ass comments. I wonder how you vicious people would react if you or a loved one were sexually molested or worst your daughter or son for that matter to see if you tell him or her to get over it and then again maybe it should happen
I wonder how you guys would react then,
I too am sick of celeb's playing the molestation card. What qualifies as molestation anyway. She doesn't say what happened so how do I know. Just because she says so. PLEASE... She should just take responsibility for being a Hood Rat who is finally learning how to control herself and not take her gifts for granted.
Any sick stupid lowlife who loves molesting little innocent children just makes me sick to my stomach. Those stupid child molesters don't deserve a second chance in life. To hell with molestation and sexual abuse. Sexual abusers makes me even more sick and really blows me off hearing about it.


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The neighborhood association around the Occupy Tampa encampment wants the group to go. People have been camping in Voice of Freedom Park since December. It's privately owned which leaves the city and community without many options.
"What happened was, progressively more and more there was more trash and more tents that were junky looking.â€
That was Mike Vannetta, president of the Old West Tampa Neighborhood Association. He's also the area's crime watch director. He said he doesn't necessarily blame the political activist group, but there's still a problem that needs to be addressed.
"For whatever reason, a lot of people who weren't Occupy started coming and putting their tents up and they began to drink alcohol there and there was some drug activity and things going on there that we didn't like. So, the neighborhood got together and said, 'you know we need to get these people out of here because they're making a mess of everything.'â€
But it's not that simple. The park is on loan indefinitely to Occupy Tampa by its owner, strip club mogul and entrepreneur Joe Redner. That means it's private property and if Redner says they can stay, they can stay. And for now, that's what he's doing.
"There was people not in the park, not on the sidewalk at the park, but across the street from a bar – down the street – just a lot of people just hanging around. It would seem to me that they have more problems with people from the neighborhood than they would have from Occupy.â€
But neighborhood association president Vannetta said city officials do have some options.
"What we're asking them to do is to make sure that they are following code – make sure that they are healthy. There's a couple urinals over there and the park, when you walk through, kind of smells a little bit.â€
Vanetta said the association has given 100 signed petitions to city council, they have 100 more and letters of support from two church congregations. But according to the Tampa Police Department and Code Enforcement, there are no documented complaints about the park or people in it. Tampa City Council member Frank Reddick said he'll hear from both of those departments on July 19th.
"If there's some violations discovered, Mr. Redner will be advised of those violations and he will be given an opportunity to clean it up. If they're not cleaned up than there is a possibility that he could be cited.â€
Jake Vigness from Occupy Tampa said the group is working hard to clean up the park. Thanks in part to Tropical Storm Debbie, many tents were removed. Those remaining have been moved to a small corner of the park and a Tampa agency called Clean City has removed debris from the camp and surrounding areas.
"So, most of it is actually out of sight at this point and things have been brought down and we've sort of maximized our usage space. So, the park is actually much more open at this point and we've actually been getting a lot more foot traffic through there.â€
And the whole thing could come to a crashing halt anyway. Redner said he has no plans to ask the group to vacate the park, but many of them have anyway.
"I just think that the Occupy movement here in Tampa is losing – not that I want it to or anything – is losing steam.â€
Some members of Occupy Tampa and people in the community have grown weary of the occupation, saying the park has turned into more of a homeless tent city than an Occupy Movement encampment. Redner said his park is not the appropriate place to deal with Tampa's rampant homeless population.
"I think we have to have, we have to address the homeless issue and I don't think the city of Tampa is doing that at all.â€
But Tampa city council's Reddick said the city is doing something about it.
"We have a staff member and a Mayor administration who is looking at facilities that might be available in the city of Tampa to make this like a homeless shelter similar to the project they have in St. Pete.â€
West Tampa's Vannetta said whatever happens, the community just wants their park back.
"Basically, Joe Redner said that he wasn't going to ask them to leave until the convention was over. After that, I'm hoping it'll go back to being our park. I mean, it's crape myrtle right now and that park's loaded with crape myrtles we'd love to just have our park back and I think that will happen.â€
Members of Occupy Tampa hosted a barbeque to talk to residents in the area about what they would like to see happen with the encampment and surrounding areas to appease everyone.
It's Occuputz math…The 1% never went to "Voice of Freedom Park†and the 99% evacuated the "Voice of Freedom Parkâ€â€¦ which left a bunch of ZEROS occupying the place. And, oh look… there's an expectation for my tax dollars to clean up after the occuputz had a movement. Erma Bombeck was right, "The grass IS greener over the septic tankâ€â€¦


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SEOUL, South Korea — It's official: the hyper-wired tech center of Asia, South Korea, has joined the global space club, just weeks after its isolated archrival North Korea accomplished the same.
Following two botched satellite launch attempts, an air of tension surrounded the televised countdown today at the Naro Space Center, off the country's remote southern coast.
Upon lift-off, Korean television broadcasted the crowd of onlookers applauding and cheering, a relief from the anxiety beforehand.
The two-staged Naro space rocket, known in long-form as the Korea Space Launch Vehicle-1 (KSLV-1), finally accomplished its mission after its second stage went into orbit, delivering a South Korean satellite into outer space.
"Building a rocket was difficult with our past challenges," Kim Hong-gab, the deputy spokesman from the Korean space agency, the Korean Aerospace Research Institute (KARI), told GlobalPost by telephone from the launch site. "There was a lot of technological knowledge that we learned from our Russian partners."
In a token of national pride, South Korea has earned the badge as the 11th country to successfully launch a satellite using its own rocket.
Edging out Seoul at No. 10? The answer might surprise you: North Korea.
After two failures in August 2009 and June 2010, the takeoff today was South Korea's third attempt to shoot a research satellite into space on its home turf. Last October and November, two more launches were delayed when authorities found defective parts.
Then Kim Jong-un scored a lucky hit with his outdated, rickety rocket technology. In mid-December, Pyongyang defied international sanctions when it lofted its indigenously built Unha-3 rocket, putting the country's first satellite into orbit to commemorate the first anniversary death of the Dear Leader, Kim Jong-il. Since the 1990s, North Korea hadn't succeeded at four other satellite attempts.
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I live near Atlanta and don't get to travel too much, so I usually try to fly Delta whenever possible to retain my silver status. 50,000 RBC points would let me fly anywhere in the US/Canada (as long as it is under $750) and a short haul flight to Florida (must be under $350). If used the RBC points to book Delta flights I would be on my way to achieving elite status again next year. So in you opinion is better for me to get 75,000 Avios and get no frequent flyer credit, or to use the 50,000 RBC points to help me achieve elite status next year?"
First off, for those of you who don't know, RBC (Royal Bank of Canada) Avion program is similar to Amex Membership Rewards or Chase Ultimate Rewards – you can use points for "anytime" flights or transfer them to partners like American, British Airways and Cathay Pacific, often at lucrative transfer bonuses.
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Me personally, if you wanted short haul flights to Florida, you could get 8 roundtrips using (you can use the Avios Calculator to see how many points you need for a trip) Avios. Even at $200 per roundtrip, you are looking at $1,600 in value. Even if you want to redeem on an expensive Atlanta-Dallas-Vancouver American award, it would only be 29,000 Avios. So instead of one expensive trip to Canada and one to Florida, you could have multiple trips.
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11--- - ------ -- i=--- _.. __ TWO CENTURIES OF IN NEW HANOVER COUNTY TWO CENTURIES OF ART IN NEW HANOVER COUNTY Crockette W. Hewlett FOREWORD by CLAUDE HOWELL MOORE PUBLISHING COMPANY Durham. Nonh uroliru. 27705 WILLIAM MAD\ c; Drl f!' t'O'll l'"'!' l'R U'IC AT Wil MtNr. TON Also by Crockeltl.' W. Hewletl Between " l1w Creeks: A History of MUSOllboro Sound, / 735 · / 97Q Recipienl of the first Clarendon Award giVl.' ll by the Lower Cape Fear Historical Society. 1973. Copyright 1976 by Moore Publiming Comp; lny. Dumam. Nortll Carol,,,,,. All rights reserved. Printed in tile United States of America. Library of Congren Catillog Card NUmbel": 76- 12221 IsaN 0- 87716. oEi&- 1 1.,)/, lS30 . Nf,)... · tJ4~~ <.). TO My Morl, er, Etta F. II';/ lw," s, First Prrsidrm of rllr h'ilmillgtorl Art ' hrod" tiot" 1953 My Sister, Erl, rI h'il/ i" ms Barrell. First Director of tile hJilmi" gtorl Museum of Art, 1938 < Hill My Sistrr, M" rg" rrt JIIi11iam~ Davi~. Artist. 14~ cO PUBLISHER'S NOTE It is fitting that the history of Wilmington's art be recorded during our nation's bicentennial year. Art is too important to people now, as it was in colonial days, to be neglected. Not only New Hanover County. but the state and nation should be grateful to Crockelte W. Hewlett for writing this hook. The port of Wilmington is resplendent in history and in various art forms. Its people are proud of their heritage and its artists express it. That part of them is seen as they relate to their city by the ocean. As is true with most disciplines, much talent is left unrecorded. but what is recorded adds value to the larger body of art. It is our duty and pleasure to preserve and enhance. Recognition of the artists and those who supported art through the years is one of the noblest acts we can perform. This book provides that recognition. It also offers a challenge. for all of us to do more. We arc properly challenged by a member of a family that has a continumg influence in Wilmington's community of artists. Eugene V. Grace. M. D. Publisher Reception hall of St. John's Art Gallery, showing over the mantel possibly the oldest wall painting in North Carolina, Masonry's coat of arms, thought to be by Belanger. A painting to the right of the mantel is a portrait of Elisabeth Chant by Vollian B. Rann. On a far wall is a painting of an Ancient Ke Su Coat by Elisabeth Chant. FOREWORD Tracing the story of the visual arts in Wilmington and it~ surrounding area for the past two hundred years is a fascinating and elusive search. Little has been recorded. Only a fragment of that which has been produced still remains. What emeTges is a constant search on the part of a dedicated handful of people who have left an ' udeliblc mark on the life of the Cape Fear region, proving that the arts have always beeu of gt" eat importauce ill the hfe of those who hve ill this part of North Carolina. Almost as soon as Wilmington was an established town. traveling artists appeared to instruct the young ladies of the community. and to place advertisements saying they were available to " take likenesses" of the townspeople, and 10 givc lessons in drawing. dancing. and French. WilminglOn, Fayetteville. New Bern. and Raleigh were the centers of culture in North Carolina in those early days. During the bitler aud poveTly- stricken years immediately after the Civil War. WilminglOn was not only the major port but the leading dty. Exhibitions were organized. Fairs were held annually which always included a section showil1g the work of talented local artists. both white and black. In till.'" 1920" s the WilmlnglOn Art League kept alive this great longing of the populace for some fotm of artiSlic experience. Women's clubs were instrUl11el1tal in placing art in the public schools and in furthering art education and opportunities al every conceivable level. In the 1930' s. during the height of Ihe depression. WilminglOn gained national recognition by Ihe establishmcl1( of the Wilmington Museum of An. which not only imported monthly exhibitions of art. but also had a flourishing an school. The 1940' s and the 1950' s saw both the establishment of a soul, d community gallery and the development of a full · scale an department in the university. Organizations dealing with the arts have corne and gone in great number and with great rapidity. and yel rhey have continued to rise on the ashes of the former group. Each little bit, seemingly so frag, le. has had itS paT! to play in the constant desire of the people of the city of Wilmington for something more than just survival or the merely physical life. It becomes apparent when reading [ he story of these valiant dfons that this is something which is a deeply felt instinct and something which always continues relentlessly from one generation to another. The story of the visual ans is a quiet one. It has seldom been front page news. But it has always b~- el' present. It is astonishing that so many people throughout so many years have been so involved in something without any thought of personal or monetary gaill. It is true that Wilmington has produced few artists of national or international prominence. It IS true that for many years. being geographically isolated. we have been out of the mainstream of art in America and few. if any. e: o; hibitions were brought into the city. thus creating a trend toward provincialism. while at the same time creating an honest approach toward self. e: o; pression unfettered by current trends or fads. It is true that for many years talented natives had to go to other sections of the country to attend art sehools. for we had nO such training available in this area. A living wage was difficult at best for an artist in the Uoited States and almost impossible in North Carolina. and especially so in this section of the state. Art departments in our universities arc relatively new. having evolved within our Own memory. and the very first graduate of the Art Department at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill recently had a One · man e: o; hibitioll in the city of Wilmington. But that is changing now and our youth can get quality education without the IIl" cusily of li!' aving home. We now have a limited but enlighlened public patronage, and the art\ Sl. un make his mark in our own area. It is true Ihal financial difficullies have oflen ~ sel any organized effoct 10 eSlablish an art center. and many efforls have foundered b « ause of lack of funds. It is also true Ihal our political and civic leaders ha\' I: ~ en slow to recognize the value of the aru to the community. However. the astounding fact remains that the arts have not withered and died but have continued to grow and to become even more firmly established today than ever before. During the past several decades North Carolina has become one of the cullural centers of the nation. and this area is taking part in that movement. A Renaiss. ance? Hardly - fOl' the beginnings were so meager. But peThaps the groundwork is being laid for a cultural explosion which will 3$ SUre us of our pbce in h islOry. The story is an encouraging one. A name Ihat flickers yel never d'es can lighl up an enlire community. Wilminglon has always ~ en fortunate in having throughout rhe years a num~ of dedicaled and fascinating people who would never give up. They have instructed rhe young. They have Of" ganized exhibirions. They have knocked on doors and soliciled necessary funds. They have spem unlold hours of manual labor, And they have always fought for what they considered to be: high standards in the visual arts. It is because of them, some remembered and many nameless ones. and because of the desire of counlless citiuns of the Lower Cape Fear region for a ~ ner life. that the arts have been kept alive and conlinue ro flourish in Ihis region. It is hoped Ihal Ihe record of this snuggle over ~ veral hundred yean. over apparentl} · overwhelming odds. will inspire present and fUlure general ions to continue Ihis ~ areh for expression. for a fulfillment of the creative aCI. and for Ihe complete and civilized life which has always everywhere ~ en one of Ihe major goals of mankind. Claude Howell. HH. D. Wilmington. North Carolina July 25. 1975 The Lower Cape Fear Histodeal Society is particularly interested in the prescT\' ation of various pha! iCs of area history Ihrough historical writing. We commend this well rescarched and documented study of the anistk development of Ihe Lower Cape Fear. Mrs. E. M. McEachern. President Lower Cape Fear Histodcal Sociely. Inc. Wilmington. N. C. February. 1975 This historical chronicle of art efforts in our area will be of immense value to artists. art students. and to the pub], c at large. assuring a wrillen record of one of the viul cultural facets of our society. Wilmington. N. C. February, 1975 Henry B. Rehder. President 51. John's An Gallery. Inc. As Chairman of our Bicentennial Heritage Commillee. I look forward to the early publication of Til/ a Qtrrllries of ATI ill New ff~ lto'' er Calm,)' as a contribution to our Biccl1I(' nnial program in this area. 11 will be appreciated for its intrinsic literary qU;, llity. for its historic p(' rspective. ;, lnd for its value as a much- needed documentary. Dr. Martin M. Weitz. Chairman Heritage Commiuee of the Wilmington- New Hanover County American Revolulion Bicentennial Association Wilmington. N. C. Novemhcr 5. 1975 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS One look at the art archives ' II the Umversity of North Carolina at Wilmmgton sparked this attempt to compile the history of an in New Hanover Counly. This massive collection of data on North Carolina art assembled by Dr. Claude Howell. chairman of the art division of the Fine Arts Department at the university. includes newspaper clippings. brochures. catalogs of exhibitions; in fact. everything rclating to art movements or organizalions. art councils, galleries and museums. schools and colleges. which could by relentless pursuit be obt;, ined. The wealth of material is so vast it took some pains to sift through it to select that which applied only to New Hanover County. In the research Bill Reaves. of The SrM · New, graciously supplied information gleaned from early newspapers. The staff of Ihe WIlmington Public Library was helpful in facilitating the research. The library's newspapers on microfilm and the matetial in the North Carolina Room have been a chief source of information. North Carolina Sorosis courteously allowed a search of its scnpbooks. yearbooks, and minutes. The Wilmington Woman's Club and the Junior League supplied information florn their minute books. St. Johl" s Art Gallery has provided valuable information from its files and scrapbooks. Personal interviews with artists have brought to light information not otherwise obtainable. Artists have been gracious in supplying biographical data to be included in the profiles. We are greatly indebted to Claude Howell. Peggy Hall. and Henry MacMillan for their knowledge, their suggestions. their CrltlClSm. and Iheir careful scruliny of Ihe manuscripl. We shall always be grateful 10 Mrs. Ida B. Kellam for her willingness 10 help and [ 0 adviSt. We deeply appreciate the encouragement and interest of St. John's Art Gallery. the Lower Cape Fear Historical Society. and the Heritage Committee of the Wilmington- New Hanover County AmCTican Revolution Bicentennial Association. • PREFACE The hiscory which follows is a reporting of events which have occurred over tWO ceruuries co further art educacion and appreciation in New Hanover County. North Carolina. If chere is a special theme running chrough this work. ic is thac each small effore to bring high qualicy art to this area or to raise the level of are work done here, even if this effort survived only a short time. even if it seemed to fail altogecher, is of positive value in that it wasanC\ Olutionary push in a direction which evemually was successful. In this belief. each brief candle lit for this purpose is carefully noted. This is noc an art commemary_ II is not our purpose to laud the excellem anists of chis are:. l. nor to memion . uyles in paiming or trends in an. We are giving space to teachers :. Ind gallery directors rather chan co individu:. ll :. Irtists. bcc:. luse we are concerned with chI' vehicles which h:. lve promoted interest in art. Howt" ver. as evidence was collected. ic seemed to demonscrate ch:. lc are needs no promotion. only opportunity. Therefore. our concern is wich persons and organizations which have provided this opportunicy. The tleld of :. Irt being :. I very bro:. ld one, we must of necessity keep chis record within ecru in bounds. For our purpose we will deal with che visu:. ll :. Irts only: p:. linting. sculpture. :. Ind graphic :. Ins. The development of art :. Ipprecialion in the viewer is also:. l part of the Story. for the spectator is an incegral p:. lrt of the art process.. We undcruke the eX:. lcting :. Ind delic:. lte [:. 15k of selling forch the . uory of art in this coumy fully rc:. llizing our personal Iimi(:. Icions. buc the desire to preserve ( he f:. lcu :. Ivai!- able drives us to accept the challenge. with. of course. proper fear and trembling. Our personal intereSi in the subject derives from the fact that our mother and two of our sisters are involved to some dt: grtt. It is hoped that this account may serve to record their efforts. along with those of many others who have worked for the development of art programs. Our research has taken us into the dim past where somelimes a small notice in an old newspaper may be the only indication of an artist at work here. or an advertisement of painling and drawing classes in the female departmelll of a selllinary may show that arc instruecion was being provided. or an art exhibit in conneClion with a county fair may poim up the number of local artists with work to display. However. we were able to find information about artists and an classes. exhibitions and galleries. which span tWO centuries. CONTENTS Foreword Acknowledgements Preface I. Nineteenth Century [ I. Early Twentieth Century ( 1900- 194J) II L Mid- Twentieth Century ( 1944- 1962) IV. Late Twentieth Century ( l962- 197S) Footnotes Bibliography Profiles of Artists Index 1 25 78 112 175 209 212 315 ILLUSTRATIONS Reception Hall of St. John's Art Gallery IX Elisabeth Chant's studio. Elisabeth Chant . 38 [ rene Price. director of the Art Center .43 North Carolina Sorosis Club. Mrs. Rufus W. Hicks. Mrs. J. e. Williams. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Wilmington Musuem of Art ( 1938- 42). Ethel Williams, director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 Peggy Hall. director of the museum. giving tours to students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Henry Jay MacMillaJl, director of the museum school ( 1938- 42). Jane Meares Williams MacMillan. vice. president of the State Art Society .61 Emma Lossen. pioneer art teacher at the high school .67 Life class at Wilmington College. 1960 . 92 The Artists' Gallety ( 1958.62) . . . . . . . . . . . . . .96 Exhibits at the Artists' Gallery. Heste~ Donnelly and Virginia Hamilton MacQueen, co- directors .... . 97 Cottage Lane art show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 St. John's Art Gallery. Hester Donnelly. art instructor 109 An exhibit at St. John's Art Gallery. Margaret T. Hall. first director of the gallery 110 Azalea Festival sidewalk art show on Orange Sneer ( 1974) 123 Life drawing class at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington ( 1976). Ann Conner. instructor. Dr. Claude Howell. Chairman of the art department 137 Wilmington Art Association exhibit at Greenfield ( 1975) 155 Art Class at the Community Art Center. Jack Berkman. mstruetor 159 Wilmington- New Hanover County Museum. Gary Eyster. director 163 Jacket design by Claude Howell TWO CENTURIES OF IN NEW HANOVER COUNTY
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Title | Two centuries of art in New Hanover County |
Subject | Art -- North Carolina -- New Hanover County |
Creator | Hewlett, Crockette W. |
Publisher | Durham, N.C. : Moore, Pub. Co. |
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Sensors 2011, 11(4), 3667-3686; doi:10.3390/s110403667
Hedonic Judgments of Chemical Compounds Are Correlated with Molecular Size
Department of Applied Statistics, Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Camino de Vera s/n, 46022 Valencia, Spain
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Abstract: Different psychophysical works have reported that, when a wide range of odors is assessed, the hedonic dimension is the most salient. Hence, pleasantness is the most basic attribute of odor perception. Recent studies suggest that the molecular size of a given odorant is positively correlated with its hedonic character. This correlation was confirmed in the present study, but further basic molecular features affecting pleasantness were identified by means of multiple linear regression for the compounds contained in five chemical sets. For three of them, hedonic judgments are available in the literature. For a further two chemical sets, hedonic scores were estimated from odor character descriptions based on numerical profiles. Generally speaking, fairly similar equations were obtained for the prediction of hedonic judgments in the five chemical sets, with R2 values ranging from 0.46 to 0.71. The results suggest that larger molecules containing oxygen are more likely to be perceived as pleasant, while the opposite applies to carboxylic acids and sulfur compounds.
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Jacquelyn Plum, 46, of 22 Millville Circle, Salem, has pending trials for two different cases of driving while intoxicated, second offense. Police said her most recent arrest came when she waved at a police officer on a road construction detail, and that officer recognized her after arresting her in March.
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Judge John A. Korbey granted the prosecution's request and ordered Plum held without bail pending trial. She was taken into custody at court and transported to Rockingham County House of Corrections, according to Salem Deputy Police Chief Shawn Patten.
Patten said Plum has been arrested four times and charged with DWI - in 2005, 2006, and twice this year.
Plum's most recent brushes with the law date back to March 30 of this year, when she was arrested for driving while intoxicated, second offense. Hours after Plum was bailed out, she was arrested for having an open container of alcohol as a passenger in a different vehicle, Patten stated.
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$121,900 |
113 KENTWOOD DR Carencro, LA 70520 |
3 Bedrooms |
2 Baths |
1429 Sq. Ft. |
Property Type: House | MLS #: L13245057 |
Community: KENTWOOD | |
Original List Date: 2013-06-10 00:00:00 UTC |
Status: PENDING
City: CARENCRO
County: LAFAYETTE
Zip: 70520
State: LA
Community: KENTWOOD
Original List Price: 130000
List Price: $121,900
List Date: 2013-06-10 00:00:00 UTC
Property Type: House
Style: Traditional
Year Built:
Stories: 1.000000
Bedrooms: 3
Full Baths: 2
Half Baths: 0
Price per Sq Feet: 85.3
Total Square Footage: 1429
Square Feet Source: OWNER
Foreclosure: N
Short Sale: N
Area: C
Elementary: CARENCRO HEIGHTS ELEMENTARY
High School: Carencro Middle School
Middle School: Carencro High School
Interior Features:
Pool on Property: Y
Appliances Equipment:
Fireplaces: 1
Fireplaces Description:
Street Name: KENTWOOD DR
Street Number: 113
Street Pre Direction:
New Construction:
Floor: Ceramic Tile, Carpet
Foundation: Slab
Airconditioner: Central Air
Heating Type: Central Heat, El
Sewer: Public Sewer,
Utilities: Elec:SLEMCO, Gas:City
Water: Public Sewer, Pu
Garage: 1 Car Carport
Garage Spaces: 0
Parking Spaces: 1.0
Parking Description: 1 Car Carport
Pool Description: Above Ground, Lined
Lot Description: Dead-end
Lot Dimensions: 90X231.4X231.36
Area Amenities:
Gated: N
Waterfront: N
Roof Type:
Fence: Y
Fence Description: Wood
HOA Fee:
HOA Fee Includes:
HOA Frequency:
No. of Images: 1
Listing Office Name: Par Realty, LLC
Listing Agent ID: 440002304
Sys ID: L13245057
Listing Office ID: L000944
Feed Image Trans. Date: 2014-03-03 19:24:32 UTC
Modified: 2014-03-03 11:37:33 UTC
Builder Name:
Internet Remarks: Take a look at this 3 bedroom 2 bath, nicely updated home on approximately a half acre. This open floor plan features beautiful ceramic floors in kitchen, bathroom has decorative ceramic tile surrounding the new whirlpool tub and new fixtures. Living and dining area has gorgeous wood floors and the living room also has carpeting. The bedrooms have large closets and plenty of room. The backyard is great for entertaining with its covered patio and room for all your outdoor toys. All of this can be yours for a great deal!!
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