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David Nash at Kew - A Natural Gallery
20 February 2012
Saturday 9 June 2012 - Sunday 14 April 2013
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, is delighted to announce that David Nash, one of the UK's most prolific sculptors, will produce and exhibit his work across the Gardens from April 2012 through to April 2013.
The exhibition will open to members of the public in June 2012, with sculptures, installations, drawings and film in place throughout the Gardens, glasshouses, and exhibition spaces. Nash will work at Kew on a 'wood quarry' – the first he will have done in ten years – from April 2012, creating new pieces for the exhibition using trees from the Gardens that have come to the end of their natural life. This ongoing work will form part of the exhibition, with the fruits of his labour on display from October 2012.
In a career spanning 40 years, David Nash has created over 2,000 sculptures out of wood, many of them monumental in scale. These sculptures are sometimes carved or partially burned to produce a charred surface. His main tools are a chainsaw and an axe to carve the wood, and fire to char it. Through his work, he has gained a deep understanding of the properties of trees. The artistic process itself is, for Nash, deeply collaborative – between the artist, his material, and the natural world. He adopts a responsive and adaptable approach, allowing nature to dictate the direction that his creations will take. This approach reflects the character of the exhibition as a whole – the viewing experience will change and evolve from visit to visit, due to the nature of the materials used, the changing seasons that shape and colour Kew Gardens so dramatically, and the display of new work that will be created on site, throughout the course of the exhibition.
Working with wood made available naturally (for example by storms, lightning or disease), Nash excavates the tree by means of a 'wood quarry'. His chosen term indicates the sheer physical effort of working with a whole tree, as well as suggesting a sense of drawing on something pre-existent. The quarry is an outdoor workshop – a work of art in itself – and takes place over several months.
David Nash and Kew make the perfect partnership; a combined force that will inspire visitors to understand their place in the natural world. Nash's philosophy places particular emphasis on the fundamental role that nature plays in humanity's continued existence. He sees the environment as our 'outer skin'; we are not separate from it or its master – everything that we do impacts upon it, for better or for worse. His work results in sculptures in which form and material have a deep mutual sympathy, and retain some of the essence of their original form. Many of these wooden sculptures take forms that allude to man's dependence on nature, and specifically wood, through the ages. Tables, ladders, chairs, and shelters, all basic human survival tools and utensils, all recur in Nash's work.
This idea of nature as not only hugely inspiring, but also as a provider of our most fundamental survival materials, is reflected in Kew's Economic Botany Collection, which illustrates the extent of human use of plants around the world. The huge variety of objects within the collection range from artefacts made from plants to raw plant materials, including a large collection of wood samples. Uses range from food, medicine and utensils, to social activities and clothing. The collection underpins this notion, that plants maintain the health of the world we live in – allowing us to have clean water, fertile farmland, productive seas, and a balanced climate.
Nash's relationship with and ever-growing knowledge of his chosen material – wood –sits in perfect accordance with the conservation work that Kew carries out both in the UK and across the globe. Kew's work with trees involves identifying new species, protecting areas of forest diversity, researching their ancestry, DNA, anatomy and chemistry, and studying the fungi that helps them to grow, and eventually, to decay and be recycled. Through projects such as the Millennium Seed Bank Partnership, Kew can share information, assist in research and in planting new areas of forest, and advise on long term planning.
Steve Hopper, Director (CEO) and Chief Scientist of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, says: "We are extremely honoured to host an exhibition of the work of David Nash, a significant and innovative artist whose approach resonates with an important facet of Kew's work - to encourage people to look at plants and the natural world differently. An exhibition of this kind really helps to convey a simple but vital concept; that we are part of the web of life and nature responds to how we care for it. David Nash at Kew illustrates that nature can act as a great source of inspiration for artists and scientists alike, and brings these two exploratory disciplines together."
David Nash, says: "I am delighted that my work will be exhibited at as iconic a location as Kew Gardens. Working within the Gardens provides me with the opportunity to continue my explorations into the science and anthropology of trees. This is a unique experience for visitors to see the evolving nature of the exhibition – we will offer an insight into the energy and processes involved in working with wood.
"Every activity that takes place under the name of Kew, from saving plant seed for future generations at The Millennium Seed Bank project, to on-site plant based artefacts and collections, not to mention the overwhelming physicality of the Gardens themselves, carries a message which reminds us that we cannot separate ourselves from the natural world. Our actions, from everyday activities to often essential industrial work, have an impact upon it. My work invites the same consideration. Nature is the essence of our continued existence - it guides us spiritually and takes care of us practically. Wood, specifically, is a fundamental survival material, providing us with homes and shelter, and sustaining us by its use as fuel. The art that I create is fed by such a union, and should always be observed with this essential, unique, and sometimes challenging relationship in mind."
- 14 April 2012 – The Wood Quarry (Nash working on site)
The wood quarry will be sited on Cedar Vista, within view of the Pagoda. David Nash will transform trees from Kew's collection that have reached the end of their natural life. Visitors will get a rare and intimate insight into Nash's creative process – an exclusive opportunity to see evolving pieces of art in different stages of completion. Volunteers will be on hand to answer visitors' questions throughout the duration of the wood quarry. A black board with chalk drawings will illustrate the 'work plan of the day'. The sculpture that emerges from the wood quarry will be positioned in situ and also relocated to both indoor and outdoor spaces in the Gardens.
- 9 June 2012 – The Launch
The exhibition, which will open to the public in June, will run throughout the Gardens as well as within the Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art, the Temperate House, and, in the autumn, the Nash Conservatory. Fifteen existing outdoor works (and four new pieces, including an eight metre diameter cork dome sculpture) will be situated throughout the grounds, and will be supplemented with new works created on-site in October 2012.
The Shirley Sherwood Gallery of Botanical Art will be used for the duration of the Nash exhibition, with additional work to be added in October 2012.
The new cork dome sculpture will be accompanied by cork tree drawings. Key works from the Nash collection, including Ash Dome and Bluebell Ring, as well as Wooden Boulder, will be presented in the gallery through drawings, photography and film. The Family Tree drawings will be presented in the gallery's foyer. These illustrate the development of Nash's practice from Tower I (1967) to the present day, depicting the different branches of thought and expression that Nash's work embodies.
The Temperate House will house a host of Nash's sculptures. These pieces, placed inside the house, will enable a narrative to unfold between the sculptures, the plants and the structure of the glasshouse itself; evoking the form and scale of the building, and the relationship between the living plants and wood-derived sculptures.
- October 2012 - Autumn
The Nash Conservatory will be used as an exhibition space, when a new phase of the exhibition opens in October with work that Nash has created on site on display. Nash will select pieces with forms that are in sympathy with the architecture of this historic conservatory. The Crack and Warp series will be a key feature for this space, made using wood from Kew and Wakehurst Place. The Crack and Warp series are a wonderful example of the collaboration with nature that characterises Nash's work. The artist selects the wood and makes the cuts, the air then takes over and dries the wood, producing astonishing cracks and warps in accordance with the characteristics of the particular wood species used.
Notes to Editors:
- Born in 1945, David Nash studied at Kingston College of Art, Brighton College of art, and Chelsea School of Art.
- David Nash's first solo exhibition was in York in 1973. An artist of international renown, his work is held in private collections and public galleries all over the world including the Guggenheim, Tate and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. At the age of 21, Nash established a base in Blaenau Ffestiniog, North Wales, and lives and works at Capel Rhiw, a former chapel built in 1863.
David Nash is represented by:
Annely Juda Fine Art: • Established in 1960 • Specialises in British and International Contemporary, Russian Constructivism and masters of 20th century avant garde. • Represents artists including Anthony Caro, Christo, David Hockney, Leon Kossoff, David Nash and the Estate of Naum Gabo
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Last entry to the Gardens, the Glasshouses, Galleries and the Xstrata Treetop Walkway is 30 minutes before closing
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew is a world famous scientific organisation, internationally respected for its outstanding living collection of plants and world-class Herbarium as well as its scientific expertise in plant diversity, conservation and sustainable development in the UK and around the world. Kew Gardens is a major international visitor attraction. Its landscaped 132 hectares and RBG Kew's country estate, Wakehurst Place, attract nearly 2 million visitors every year. Kew was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in July 2003 and celebrated its 250th anniversary in 2009. Wakehurst Place is home to Kew's Millennium Seed Bank, the largest wild plant seed bank in the world. RBG Kew and its partners have collected and conserved seed from 10 per cent of the world's wild flowering plant species (c.30, 000 species). The aim is to conserve 25% by 2020, and its enormous potential for future conservation can only be fulfilled with the support of the public and other funders.
Kew receives funding from the UK Government through Defra for approximately half of its income and is also reliant on support from other sources. Without the voluntary monies raised through membership, donations and grants, Kew would have to significantly scale back activities at a time when, as environmental challenges become ever more acute, its resources and expertise are needed in the world more than ever. Kew needs to raise significant funds both in the UK and overseas. Members of the public can support the work of the Millennium Seed Bank Partnership by getting involved with the 'Adopt a Seed, Save a Species' campaign. For £25 an individual can adopt a seed or for £1000 anyone can save an entire species. www.kew.org/adoptaseed
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Ebert, who had been a film critic for the Chicago Sun-Times since 1967, died Thursday in Chicago, his office said. Only a day earlier, he announced on his blog that he was undergoing radiation treatment after a recurrence of cancer.
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We're privy to a lot of information here at Guitar World HQ, among them the sales figures for just about every album on the market. Since the general public rarely gets to see how one albums stacks up against another in terms of actual sales, I decided to share some of that info with you here.
Of course, the big news right now is that Metallica's Death Magnetic, in only three days of release, has already sold just shy of half a million copies, which is definitely more than many of us here in the office expected (aside from Editor in Chief Brad Tolinski, who won our inter-office Death Magnetic first-week-sales competition). By comparison, St. Anger sold just a little over 418,000 in its first few days of release back in May 2003.
What's interesting when you look at the top hard music albums sales figures for the week is how a new album will fuel sales of catalog albums. For example, with Death Magnetic now out, sales of pretty much all Metallica albums are up. The Black Album sold another 9100 copies last week (bringing the total to an unreal 15.2 million), ...And Justice for All and Master of Puppets each moved roughly 6500 pieces, Ride the Lightning 4900 copies and Kill 'Em All 2900 copies. Those are amazing numbers for records that are decades old. AC/DC is another good example of a new release driving back catalog sales. With Black Ice coming out on Oct. 16, interest in the Aussie rockers is huge again. Last week, Back in Black sold a staggering 11000 copies, High Voltage 4900, Highway to Hell 4200, Razor's Edge 3500 and For Those About to Rock 2800.
Some other figures of note include Slipknot's All Hope Is Gone continuing to sell well, with another 75000 copies moved for a grand total of 367,000 since its Aug. 26 release...not bad for a band with little-to-no mainstream appeal. DragonForce's Ultra Beatdown, on the other hand, has only sold 40,000 copies since its release the same day as All Hope Is Gone...quite a difference. On another sad note, Judas Priest's Nostradamus has sold only 92000 records since coming out in June....though pretty much everyone knew that a conceptual double-album like that wasn't going to fly off shelves.
The debut album from former Korn guitarist Brian "Head" Welch, Save Me from Myself, sold 7800 copies its first week out. Motörhead's Motorizer sold 2600 last week for a total of 12000 so far. Bullet for My Valentine's Scream Aim Fire moved another 2000 copies for a total of 223,000. Atreyu's Lead Sails Paper Anchor sold another 1500 for 278,000 total. Trapt's Only Through the Pain sold 3500 for a total of 57000 so far.
Anyway, I could go on spouting numbers for days, but I'll stop there. Figured you'd find it as interesting as I do.
Love it or hate it, tell us what you think of Metallica's Death Magnetic!
As a longtime, diehard Metallica fan, I get very excited when they release new music (despite not truly enjoying a Metallica record, save for a few songs here and there, since the Black Album).
With that in mind, I've spent the last few days listening to Death Magnetic more intently than I do with just about any new release, so I figured I would convey some of my impressions to you here.
• All things considered, the record is a tremendous improvement over St. Anger, Load and Re-load. The Rick Rubin production is loud and fairly monstrous-sounding, gone is that ridiculous snare sound from St. Anger. Throughout the 10 songs, Hetfield and Hammett get back to what made them such a great team in the early Eighties: chugging, galloping, fast riffs and blazing solos. It's really nice to see those guys shine again from a guitar perspective.
• Most of the songs clock in at just above or under the seven-minute mark, with the instrumental "Suicide & Redemption" coming in at close to 10 minutes and "My Apocalypse" almost reaching five minutes. But other than those two, it's seven minutes per song.
• The highlights are the opening track, "That Was Just Your Life" (which features some fantastic galloping riffs and a wicked Hammett solo, and does what many of the songs here do, which is kick into high gear at around the five-minute mark and end on a strong, ferocious note), "My Apocalypse" (the album closer), and what is definitely the best song on the record, "All Nightmare Long." When you get the album, pay close attention to that particular song...even if you don't like anything else on the record, an old-school Metallica fan will surely eat that one up.
• All complements aside, the album definitely has some less-than-stellar moments (but again, not nearly as many as the last three records). "Cyanide" is a plodding, go-nowhere throwaway, and some songs like "Broken, Beat and Scarred" and "The End of the Line" are decent, but just can't compete with some of the album's finer moments. And "The Unforgiven III" is certainly a "nice" song, but feels a little out of place on an otherwise mostly head-crushing album.
• I have a slight problem with James' vocals this time around. I've always been a huge fan of his singing, but these vocals are a little too clean, a little too pure. There doesn't seem to be much of the gruff, raw, angry Hetfield from years past. It's still James, just not quite guttural enough for my tastes.
• In conclusion, I'm very happy with the record overall...and pleasantly surprised on some level. I wasn't sure if they still had it in them! Some weak moments for sure, but that's to be expected on any record...and this one has more far more killer parts than bad parts. The chugging speed-metal riffs showcase Hetfield at his best, and Hammett is ripping up a storm again.
If you consider yourself a fan, definitely pick up the album...regardless of what you thought of the last three records, I think you'll be impressed by what you hear.
For this entry of The Fine Print I thought some of you would get a kick out of seeing a collection of backstage and photo passes that I've amassed over the years. The Clash of the Titans tour with Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax; the first Black Sabbath reunion tour; a photo pass from Metallica's 1988 - 1989 Damaged Justice tour; a bunch of Kiss passes; some Priest, AC/DC, Maiden, Rush and many more are represented, so you headbangers out there will certainly enjoy it.
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THE 2012 PRESIDENTIAL election will present voters with contrasting visions of government, brought into sharper focus by Mitt Romney's selection of House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan as his running mate. But at the heart of each vision is a dangerous myth that undercuts the potential for serious policy discussion.
The fundamental Republican myth is that the country's fiscal problems can be tackled without new revenue — or, in the more sophisticated version of this argument, that they can be addressed by rejiggering the tax code in a way that would promote economic growth, and therefore produce additional revenue, without asking any households to pay a larger share of their income in taxes. In the Romney-Ryan version of the myth, marginal rates can be cut even further, eliminating popular deductions — deliberately unspecified — and counting on unduly optimistic projections to fill the gap. As the Tax Policy Center has demonstrated, that approach would "provide large tax cuts to high-income households, and increase the tax burdens on middle- and/or lower-income taxpayers."


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Flowers: | No true flowers, male and female structures separate on the same tree; male short-lived, scaly shoots producing pollen, female cones of overlapping scales |
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Fruits: | Oblong cones to 4" long, scales light brown, leathery, seeds winged |
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Allergenic Properties: | Respiratory |
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For the April/May 2009 issue of ISLANDS magazine, contributing editor Jad Davenport journeyed to Princess Royal Island on the Pacific coast of Canada to track down the elusive "spirit bear." This is how his story begins: |
A yellow September mist haunts the centuries- old Sitka spruce forest and muffles the slosh of something big moving down the creek. Nearby a raven croaks a throaty kraaack. In Gitga'at mythology, Raven is both Creator and Trickster. Marven Robinson, a Gitga'at bear guide in his late 30s, wipes a brown Canucks baseball hat off his crew cut and crouches beside the copper-colored creek on British Columbia's Princess Royal Island. The splashing melts into the pool-ball snick of river stones jostling beneath heavy paws. Marven leans into me; I can smell the mint tea on his breath. "Listen," he says quietly. "These animals have an extra special sense, and they can sense fear. So even if it walks right by us, don't move." I nod and fumble with my Nikon camera, not wanting to miss one of the rarest animals in the world, a snow-white bear that is rarer even than the giant panda of China. A bear ambles into view, but it's another hungry black bear. Ursus americanus is a striking creature, but also the most common bear in North America, found in almost every state from Florida to Alaska. As it blinks at us with hazel eyes and shuffles by so close I could stroke its rich blue-black fur, I realize my quest to see the spirit bear is just beginning. (To read the full story now, get the digital version of the April/May issue.)
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The nuts and bolts: Baldwin designed a methodology for collecting and analyzing data center information that concentrates on results, not just a reduction in numbers. His team developed a model that allows agencies to measure the impact of consolidation scenarios on real estate, energy consumption and staffing. It also lets agencies compare their data center management profiles against industry best practices.
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Newlywed Alec Baldwin has gifted the New York Philharmonic a cool $1 million to honor Zarin Mehta, the orchestra's departing president and executive director. Mr. Mehta, whom musical director Alan Gilbert has credited with supporting cutting edge programming choices like last week's concerts at the Park Avenue Armory, will leave in August 2012 when his contract expires.
The money is proceeds from Mr. Baldwin's Capital One Bank commercials, and part of ongoing donations from money he's earned from those ads to his favorite cultural institutions. This has also involved synergy with Capital One Bank itself making donations, as described in a Wall Street Journal news item last year about the actor's philanthropic activities. Read More


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I listened to the Pulsars several times at the Rock Mtn Audio Fest 2009. They are absolutely amazing. Superb.
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In a system comprising Bel Canto amplification and Cardas cabling, with the front-end Jeff's laptop sending data to the Bel Canto DAC One via a Bel Canto USB link, the sound of Jean Guillou's organ transcription of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition exhibited extraordinarily powerful low bass, considering the speaker's modest dimensions. Buddy Holly's "True Love Ways" revealed an uncolored, natural midrange.
Price is still to be decided, but will be around $7000/pair, Jeff told me.
Do you know any of the specifics yet, like impedance sensitivity, etc.? Dimensions? Is it a ported design? I'm looking for something a bit more tube friendly and something that can handle my turntable better than current ported bookshelf which does not like that bass reflex port!!
Just heard these at the show in Montreal. Of all the thousands of products being demonstrated, these speakers completely etched my memory. Easily THE most impressive speakers I have seen in many years. I have no clue how they are engineered however they produce the most incredible spectrum my ears have ever been exposed to. Wow seems like such a useless word. People were really talking about these jewels. Amazing job!!!!!
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Hey guys, here's another commercial that needs some great music from this community!
Let me elaborate a bit what the commercial is about. Story: A young couple meets in the city, they get inside a car and drive down to their grandparents who live in a beautiful village. The grandchildren visit their grandparents and they plant a small tree in the back of a garden (in this beautiful village setting). Length: 30 seconds
The music should be something uplifting and motivational but we need to accentuate that the grandchildren enter this beautiful village. Certainly not rock and not even close to disco, if you know what I mean. The whole commercial represents the idyllic setting of family being together and planting a tree. The music needs to set the tempo of the commercial, it needs to be friendly and MUST be radiating with positive vibes.
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Hi, I think this one would be perfect. Please check also Happy Whistling with Claps, it sounds somewhat childish.
For the garden setting, I'd recommend one of my springtime music tracks:
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I can offer some of his works:
Might be something in here that works for you:
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Or there's this pack:
Just to add, I'd be happy to do a 30s edit for you if you like one of these but can't edit it to picture neatly ok?
I'm not keen on shinies happies but I can offer:
http://audiojungle.net/item/karinas-smile/2204849Hi again Iszlai!
Got a couple of tracks that you may want to try for size, according to my interpretation of your description!
Naturally, you can edit these down to length accordingly:
You may even want to take a listen to Springtime Skipping which is in a similar vein but a bit more swing.
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The Boy Scouts were survived a tornado while camping at Little Sioux Scout Camp this past summer were honored by the Kansas City Chiefs last Sunday (11/16/08) during pre-game. These Boy Scouts were special guests of New Orleans Saints owner Tom Benson.
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Alumni Appreciation Night, February 2014.
Kristie Johnson ('10, Communication) is the executive assistant at the National American Indian Housing Council and always knew SUU would help in her goal of working in the non-profit sector in Washington D.C.
Kristie's experience with the National American Indian Housing Council (HAIHC) has been phenomenal. She says, "I've had the ability to effectively and efficiently promote and support American Indians, Alaska Natives and native Hawaiians in their self-determined goal to provide culturally relevant and quality affordable housing for native people."
She serves the community in D.C. by mentoring new American Indian youth interns. She tries to make it a smoother transition for them and let them know they are not alone.
During her time at SUU she was involved in the Upward Bound Program. LeAnn Maxwell, the program's director, impacted her success by shaping Kristie to lead by example, to have passion in all that she does, to communicate effectively, to be a great listener and always be herself.
Kristie's favorite memory of SUU is the multi-cultural center. It was her home away from home and a place where she and her friends studied and practically lived. Whenever she returns to campus the center is the first place she wants to visit.
She is a member of the Navajo Tribe from Monument Valley, Utah on the Navajo Indian Reservation and is a first generation college graduate. The greatest recognition is the pride of her grandmother proud for the work she is doing in Washington D.C. She loves conversing in her own language with others who are interested in learning.
Kristie lives in Washington, D.C., and has applied for graduate school in public health with an emphasis in communication/marketing.
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So having a stylus was one of the first things I thought of.
BUT, . . . I have tried 3 different ones now. (fortunately they were all really cheap on eBay.)
I have hated each and every one.
I just feel you have to press too hard, and concentrate to hard.
There may be one out there that could change my mind.....
But I am not going to hold my breath.
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I have a Pogo. Works fine, but I am open to a better/cheaper one. It does seem a lot of times you have to press harder rather than just touch like you do with your finger.....
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You don't say much, Valentine, but then again, you don't have to. All you have to do is point and we know what you mean: The Evil Monkey from Family Guy! You're so funny. You're a little shy what with all the face hiding and the mood lighting. Sometimes we can't tell if it's you or someone who is exactly like you. But in Gym Class, surrounded by all those trampolines, we find the truth. You jump higher than everybody! Watch out for those landings though!
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Circus Midway Scene
This 1935 photograph shows a crowd gathering on the midway of the Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus, heading towards the entrance marquee tent. On the left is the painted banner line depicting freaks and attractions in the sideshow, an added fee attraction operating before the main show. On the right can be seen concession tents and ticket wagons. Visible behind the marquee entrance is the "free" menagerie tent consisting of the exhibition of exotic caged animals, elephants, and other lead stock. By the 1930s, the midway had become an important part of the ...
Cole Bros. Circus
This 1935 image presents a scene from a typical moderate-sized 20th-century American circus. A crowd watches as baggage wagons from the Cole Bros. Circus are being pulled over flatcars. The railcars are marked Clyde Beatty and Allen King, who were two of the more notable animal trainers of the period. Behind the flatcars are stock cars that held elephants and baggage horses. This scene was repeated daily, morning and night, in railroad yards in communities across the United States. Cole Bros. Circus was established in 1884 by William Washington Cole ...
Church of St. Alexander Nevskii (Late 17th Century), Northwest View, Vologda, Russia
This northwest view of the Church of Saint Alexander Nevskii in Vologda was taken in 1998 by Dr. William Brumfield, American photographer and historian of Russian architecture, as part of the "Meeting of Frontiers" project at the Library of Congress. Before the founding of Saint Petersburg in 1703, Russia depended on a northern route through the White Sea for trade with western Europe. One of the most important centers on this route was Vologda, founded in the 12th century. A rich center of medieval Russian culture, Vologda has numerous churches ...
Midwinter Crowd at Miami Beach
Winter tourism became a major factor in the development of Miami and south Florida from the 1920s onward. Development, particularly of hotels, grew apace, with the increasing popularity of this tourism and retirement haven, and much helped by the spread of commercial aviation. By 1940 Miami had about two million vacationers a year. President Harry S Truman was there for the dedication of the Everglades National Park in 1947. Some of the new hotels, such as the 1948 Sherry Frontenac, had fine Art Deco details. This photograph, taken on December ...
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Disembarking from a Ship, Algiers, Algeria
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Market, Biskra, Algeria
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Kara-Keui (Galata) Bridge, Constantinople, Turkey
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Souvenir of the Coldest Winter on Record. Scene on the Delaware River at Philadelphia during the Severe Winter of 1856
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Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon, of Philadelphia
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ON THE FIELD: Linebacker Ian Gold and tight end Daniel Graham remained sidelined with their injuries as the Broncos reconvened for a full practice Wednesday. Gold has a knee injury, while Graham suffered a high ankle sprain six days earlier in the defeat at Houston. Both were on the field with their teammates.
Wide receiver Brandon Stokley was back in uniform but was limited Wednesday as he continues to recover from the knee strain that kept him sidelined at Houston. Defensive end John Engelberger (shoulder), center Chris Myers (ankle) and wide receiver Javon Walker (knee) were also listed on the injury report but practiced fully.
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Bielema's compensation ranks fifth among Big Ten football coaches
Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema ranks fifth in the Big Ten Conference in terms of total pay, according to USA Today's annual survey of NCAA football coaches' compensation.
Bielema is one of 42 coaches in Division I football who makes at least $2 million. His compensation ranks 20th among the 124 coaches listed.
Alabama's Nick Saban, who makes more than $5.3 million, is the highest paid coach in college football, according to the survey. Mack Brown of Texas is next at more than $5.2 million, followed by Bob Stoops of Oklahoma at more than $4.5 million. Urban Meyer of Ohio State ranks fourth at $4.3 million, and Kirk Ferentz of Iowa ranks fifth at more than $3.8 million.
The chart below lists the total pay of the coaches in the Big Ten, plus those for the coaches at Maryland and Rutgers, who are to join the league.
School pay is base salary and other income paid for by the university or affiliated organizations. Other pay is income from sources other than the school. N/A means not available.
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Urban Meyer | Ohio State | $4,250,000 | $50,000 | $4,300,000 |
Kirk Ferentz | Iowa | $3,835,000 | $0 | $3,835,000 |
Brady Hoke | Michigan | $3,046,000 | $0 | $3,046,000 |
Bo Pelini | Nebraska | $2,875,000 | N/A | $2,875,000 |
Bret Bielema | Wisconsin | $2,600,000 | $40,140 | $2,640,140 |
Bill O'Brien | Penn State | $2,300,000 | N/A | $2,300,000 |
Mark Dantonio | Michigan State | $1,934,250 | $0 | $1,934,250 |
Tim Beckman | Illinois | $1,600,000 | N/A | $1,600,000 |
Pat Fitzgerald | Northwestern | $1,280,751 | N/A | $1,280,751 |
Kevin Wilson | Indiana | $1,260,000 | N/A | $1,260,000 |
Jerry Kill | Minnesota | $1,200,000 | $0 | $1,200,000 |
Danny Hope | Purdue | $970,000 | N/A | $970,000 |
Randy Edsall | Maryland | $1,600,000 | $4,000 | $1,604,000 |
Kyle Flood | Rutgers | $750,000 | $10,000 | $760,000 |
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The timing of this article is strange.
thinking blogger conspiracy bib??
Nice gig Ferentz has going....lifetime pass and no...zero....nada....chance of contending for anything anytime soon.
Funny thing is that recently Iowa bloggers were complaining about how their recruiting was falling and that the staff had no good young assistants who could really uncover talent like ------- yes, folks, you guessed it - like they had with Bielema whose aggressive recruiting while there uncovered some hidden gems like Bob Sanders.
Purdue fires Hope tonite and NC St fires their coach...looks like a few nice ootions for the bb haters...heck...the way the pack is playing tonite bb may get fired...
Kc...i recently finished a 2 month stint working in iowa...what you said is exactly what people there were saying...they wish they had bb. The drug thing they had was a huge problem for their program. People forget that bbhas done a nice job keeping a clean program as well...sure hes struggled winning the last 2 rbs and this year speaks for itself. Whats the reaction if they win sat and the rb? Does that erase a tough season?
For most fans, excitement will reign. For a minority of bloggers here, they will complain no matter what.
they seem to be in line except for fitzgerald being underpaid and ferentz overpaid.
Proof that even a dsyfuntional coach finds an acorn once in a while if he stays in Barry's pen.
BB's salary is about half of Saban's. That sounds about right.


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Situated in the mountains, this eco-friendly hotel is close to Colorado Mills Mall and Colorado Railroad Museum. Area attractions also include Coors Brewery and Red Rocks Amphitheater.
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In addition to a restaurant, Marriott Denver West features an indoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and a coffee shop/café.
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In addition to an indoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool, Marriott Denver West provides a spa tub and a sauna. Dining options at the hotel include a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
Business amenities at this 3.5-star property consist of a business center, audiovisual equipment, and small meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 10200 square feet (918 square meters) include conference/meeting rooms, a ballroom, and exhibit space. This eco-friendly hotel also offers a fitness center, gift shops/newsstands, and concierge services. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Allies American Grille - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast only.
Copper Creek - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves lunch and dinner.
Starbucks Coffee Cafe - This café serves breakfast and lunch.
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- Fee for in-room high-speed Internet (wired): USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in all public areas: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in business center: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
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There are over 200 cellar doors on Adelaide's doorstep. Adelaide is the wine capital of Australia. We're sure you've heard of the Barossa. There is so much to explore, including McLaren Vale, the Adelaide Hills, Coonawarra and more!
South Australia has 18 distinct wine regions. Two or more wine regions are often grouped together. It's almost as if it was designed to make it easy for you to do a grand winery tour! Here's a quick rundown of Australia's wine capital.
Adelaide and the Adelaide Plains are home to wineries like Penfolds. You'll find the National Wine Centre of Australia in Adelaide. It's a great place to learn about wine. You'll discover cellar doors and tasting rooms in and around Adelaide city, giving you plenty of wine tasting opportunities.
Just a short drive from the city, the Adelaide Hills is a great place to spend a day touring cellar doors. If you "fall" for one cellar door, camp out on rolling lawns or in front of a fireplace for the afternoon.
Both regions combined make up the Barossa. Each area has its speciality in wines. Eden Valley has a reputation for amazing Riesling. The Barossa is home to some of the world's best Shiraz.
Clare Valley is a little further north from the Barossa. Clare Valley is famous for Riesling and you'll know why once you try it. Follow the Riesling Trail by bicycle and stop at cellar doors to try some of this well made "drop".
McLaren Vale, Langhorne Creek, Currency Creek and Southern Fleurieu are all wine regions on the Fleurieu Peninsula, south of Adelaide. You'll be spoilt for choice with this array of excellent cellar doors. Keep an eye out. You may find a "brewery door" or two as well!
Stop at a Kangaroo Island cellar door or a distillery for tasty liqueurs. Wherever you are on the island, you'll be near a winery that will please your taste buds.
Coonawarra, Padthaway, Mount Benson and Wrattonbully are on the Limestone Coast. The Limestone Coast is renowned for great, robust wines, thanks to its unique terra rossa soil (soil that gives the grapes a special flavour due to the limestone layers). You'll want to taste wines from Wynn's Coonawarra Estate, Zema Estate and Hollick Wines in the Coonawarra. Try more wines from Padthaway Estate Winery, Mt Benson Premium Estate Wines, Cape Jaffa and Russett Ridge.
The Riverland is located on the Murray River. It is home to some well-known and loved wineries. Visit Berri Estate, Banrock Station Wine and Wetlands Centre and Angove's Family Winemakers.
The Southern Flinders wine region produces some surprising wines. Places like Remarkable Wines, Bundaleer Wines (tastings at the North Star Hotel) and Bartagunyah Estate have an exciting array of wines for you to taste.
Here are some great ideas for you to try while you're in the area.
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