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Badminton coach named South East HeroRead full article on Badminton coach named South East Hero
BBC South East's Sports Unsung Hero award has been won by long-serving badminton coach Frank New from Folkestone.
BBC South East's Sports Unsung Hero award has been won by long-serving badminton coach Frank New from Folkestone.
Robert Blair and Imogen Bankier defend their Scottish Open title by beating Niclas Nohr and Sara Thygesen.
Kirsty Gilmour is made to fight for her place in a second semi-final at the Scottish Open Grand Prix.
Scotland's number one men's singles badminton player Kieran Merrilees exits early at the Scottish Open Grand Prix.
Scottish Under-19 champion Adam Hall plans to learn from the experience of Robert Blair at the Scottish Open Grand Prix.
The Emirates Arena will host the 2017 World Badminton Championships, 20 years after Scotland's last staging of the event.
Malaysia's world number one Lee Chong Wei is provisionally suspended for an "apparent" anti-doping violation.
Scotland beat the Czech Republic 4-1 in Prague to reach the finals of the European Team Badminton Championships.
Ireland's badminton side beat Bulgaria to reach the European Team Championships for the first time.
Home favourite Kirsty Gilmour takes on American Rong Schafer in the first round of the Scottish Open Grand Prix.
Scotland's three Commonwealth Games badminton medallists are named in All-Star Europe's team for the Axiata Cup.
England's Chris and Gabby Adcock lose to Indonesia duo Tontowi Ahmad and Liliyana Natsir in the French Open mixed doubles final.
England's Chris and Gabby Adcock beat Denmark's Mads Pieler Kolding and Kamilla Rytter Juhl 21-17 19-21 21-19 in Paris.
Badminton England bosses are confident that a £2m shortfall for a new national headquarters will be found.
Chris and Gabby Adcock are out of the World Badminton Championships, bringing an end to Britain's hopes of a medal in Denmark.
England's Rajiv Ouseph comes from behind to defeat Malaysia's Chong Wei Feng and earn a second-round spot in Copenhagen.
Scotland's Kirsty Gilmour is beaten in the first round on the opening day of the World Championships in Copenhagen.
Chloe Magee crashes out of the World Badminton Championships and then loses with her brother Sam in the mixed doubles.
Jersey badminton player Liz Cann believes more sports funding is needed if the island's stars are to thrive at international level.
Scott Evans fights back for two games down to beat Germany's Dieter Domke 3-2 at the Brazil Grand Prix in Rio.


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I've been told the movie plays best with very young girls. That's an insult very young girls should not be forced to endure.
Fumbles nearly every opportunity to be funny: the dialogue is flat, straining for wit it never achieves, and the pace is torpid when it should be bustling. But, the couture, darling, is hilariously divine.
There is one big winner in this mess, though. Congratulations, 1961's "Snow White and the Three Stooges": You're now the second-worst movie on the subject.
Mar 29, 2012This is a movie drowning in flamboyant design elements and in need of a stiff shot of enchantment.
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Mixed or average reviews- based on 122 Ratings
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Positive: 25 out of 55
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Mar 31, 2012The critics really need to lighten up, this is pure fun entertainment. Mirror Mirror wasn't good, it was great. The cast was hilariously perfect. Julia Roberts is a constant scene-stealer, Armie Hammer was the perfect prince, the dwarves were funny, and hot newcomer Lily Collins was solid. Goofy entertainment for the kids and the script was extremely funny, adults will love all the double entendre's and some social commentary on the upper classes that govern the people. Singh even managed to fit in some hilarious lines on forced inter-species intercourse that had me burst with laughter in the theatre. Stay for the credits to see Snow White's Bollywood-inspired end. Will definitely watch it again… Full Review »
Apr 1, 2012Although it tries to be good, Mirror Mirror just ends up being what you would expect from a movie adaption of Snow White.
Jul 22, 2012Mirror Mirror is pretty enough and funny enough with enough good performances to please. Also this may not be Tarsem's best film because of its sort of cliche run of the story. I give this movie 52%.… Full Review »

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Once the Tim mad his vision for Sweetgrass clear, his staff stepped up.
RHOA star announces the news via Twitter.
Bethenny discusses the botched boat cruise and shakes the haters off.
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Dino Bravo
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Since the duo has been so effective for the promoters, Shawn Michaels and Chris Jericho have both been booked for a World of Wheels event this weekend in Winnepeg. Usually, they're doing shows in separate city, but this time, event coordinators decided to bring in both WWE legends during the same weekend. They're working different days, though.
March 14, 2014
Chris Jericho might be the most popular man in the world. The World of Wheels, that is. Once again, the former WWE star was able to draw in a big crowd to the event. During the show in Detroit over the weekend, approximately 1200 fans showed up to meet Jericho and get his autograph. A rumored return to wrestling could be taking place in the fall when his book comes out.
March 10, 2014
There are rumblings that Shawn Michaels and Chris Jericho could be making a special guest appearance on Monday Night Raw this week. The two of them are already scheduled to be in Chicago this weekend. Michaels will be at the World of Wheels convention on Saturday, while Jericho will be a featured attraction on Sunday.
February 28, 2014
The connection between wrestling and cars continue this week, as Sheamus was sent to Calgary this week. The former WWE champion made a guest appearance at the World of Wheels convention. The promoters that run that show have also recently utilized Shawn Michaels and Chris Jericho at their events over the last couple of weeks.
February 24, 2014
Rumors are spreading as to why Dino Bravo was killed while sitting in his own living room last month. Word going around is that the former WWE star was heavily involved in trafficking cigarettes, and he probably did some bad business with the mafia. His house was riddled with bullets before his body was found by the authorities.
April 10, 1993
Dino Bravo was found dead. The former WWE star was shot seven times in the head and ten times in the chest. Authorities believe that he was watching hockey on the television when the attack happened. Speculations are that the mafia was involved in his murder.
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This octagonal structure was built in 1842 over the original sulfur well that brought great prosperity to the town. You can still sniff the evil-smelling spa waters here. The museum displays some equipment of spa days gone by, alongside a somewhat eccentric collection of fine 19th-century china, clothes, and bicycles.
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PVCC Unveils New Brand And Logo
Posted: 06/25/2007 - Monday Piedmont Virginia Community College unveiled their new brand and logo.
Posted: 06/25/2007 - Monday Piedmont Virginia Community College unveiled their new brand and logo.
Updated: 06/25/2007 - The man accused of murdering his pregnant girlfriend is due in court Monday afternoon after the body of the missing woman was found.
Updated: 06/25/2007 - Concerns are swirling around the safety of a road in Albemarle County.
Updated: 06/25/2007 - A tractor trailer has overturned on Monocan Trail in Albemarle County.
Updated: 06/24/2007 - Parents don't plan on dropping your kids off at Westminster Daycare just yet.
Updated: 06/24/2007 - UVA cornerback Vic Hall was involved in an assault late Saturday night which took him to the emergency room.
Updated: 06/24/2007 - A motorcyclist collided with a bear on Interstate 64 Sunday afternoon.
Updated: 06/24/2007 - Passengers were forced to evacuate LAX due to a security breach.
Updated: 06/24/2007 - A Damascus police chief is behind bars Sunday facing felony drug charges for the distribution of methamphetamine.
Updated: 06/24/2007 - Charlottesville Police are searching for a man responsible for an armed robbery.
Updated: 06/24/2007 - New state laws that affect the motoring public in Virginia will be widely and frequently felt, largely in higher fees, fines and taxes.
Updated: 06/24/2007 - Police initially said they did not suspect Christopher Vaughn in the deaths of his wife and three young children, but in the end they arrested him just hours before he was to attend their memorial service.
Posted: 06/24/2007 - San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom has banned city departments from buying bottled water, claiming it will help the environment.
Updated: 06/24/2007 - The search for 26-year-old Jessie Davis came to an end Saturday afternoon in the way many expected but no one wanted.
Updated: 06/26/2007 - Hundreds of Virginia Army National Guard soldiers were called to active duty Saturday. The guardsmen will complete training before heading to Iraq.
Updated: 06/24/2007 - A soldier from Fredericksburg died Thursday from injuries suffered in battle.
Updated: 06/23/2007 - As new troops head off to war, Korean War Veterans were recognized for their sacrifice Saturday by a local church.
Updated: 06/23/2007 - Charlottesville Police are looking for the person responsible for an armed robbery on a delivery man.
Updated: 06/23/2007 - The fatal South Carolina furniture store blaze highlights the daily dangers faced by firefighters, and across the nation, those dangers seem to be growing.
Updated: 06/23/2007 - Members of the Charlottesville Boys and Girls Club began their training for a big cycling race later this year.
Updated: 06/24/2007 - The Richmond Times-Dispatch printing plant in Hanover County was engulfed by flames Saturday afternoon.
Updated: 06/23/2007 - Investigators have discovered the origin of the furniture shop fire that killed nine firefighters.
Posted: 06/23/2007 - Virginia State Police are using digital cameras to search highways and parking lots for stolen cars.
Posted: 06/23/2007 - The United States and North Korea agree on a three week time frame for shutting down nuclear reactor.
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Led by Apple's iPad, tablets projected to surpass notebooks by 2016Shipments of touchscreen tablets, led by Apple's market dominating iPad, will surpass traditional notebooks by 2016, according to a new forecast.
The prediction was issued by NPD DisplaySearch on Tuesday, which used the generic term "tablets" in its forecast but singled out Apple's iPad in an accompanying press release. Apple currently dominates the tablet market, and is expected to account for more than 60 percent of all tablets shipped in 2012, with an even higher share of actual sales to customers.
NPD offers no breakdown of just how much of the tablet market it expects the iPad will control in 2016. But the research company's "Quarterly Mobile PC Shipment and Forecast Report" expects that tablet shipments will grow from 121 million units in 2012 to 416 million by 2017.
In that same five-year span, the projection calls for notebook shipments to increase from 208 million to 393 million.
"Consumer preference for mobile computing devices is shifting from notebook to tablet PCs, particularly in mature markets, said Richard Shim, senior analyst at NPD DisplaySearch. "While the lines between tablet and notebook PCs are blurring, we expect mature markets to be the primary regions for tablet PC adoption. New entrants are tending to launch their initial products in mature markets. Services and infrastructure needed to create compelling new usage models are often better established in mature markets."
Growth in tablet shipments is expected to be driven by "mature markets," where they are expected to reach 80 million units in 2012, and 254 million by 2017.
NPD believes that tablets will continue to evolve and become more powerful, turning them into a "compelling alternative to notebook PCs" for many customers, allowing shipments to exceed notebooks by 2016.
In a previous prediction issued in May, DisplaySearch forecast that Apple's share of the tablet market will dip to 50.9 percent by 2017. The research group sees the iPad taking just over half of 424.9 million units shipped five years from now.
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Researcher at Medical College of Wisconsin and Children's Hospital of Wisconsin to Study Non-Alcohol Fatty Liver Disease
Nita H. Salzman, M.D., Ph.D., a pediatric gastroenterology researcher at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) and Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, received a five-year, $7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health's National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases. The award will fund an investigation into the link between intestinal bacteria and non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
Dr. Salzman, associate professor of pediatrics in gastroenterology at MCW and a researcher at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Research Institute, and Ingrid B. Borecki, Ph.D., associate professor of biostatistics and genetics at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, are the principal investigators of the grant.
Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease occurs when excess fat has built up in liver cells due to causes other than alcohol. Preliminary estimates indicate this disease affects up to a third of Americans. The incidence of NAFLD in children is increasing significantly in the U.S. in parallel with the increasing prevalence of obesity and type 2 diabetes, and is rapidly becoming a major reason for liver failure and transplantation. Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease can progress into non-alcoholic steatohepatitis, in which the liver is inflamed and may ultimately develop cirrhosis. Non-alcoholic steatohepatitis occurs in approximately three percent of the general population, yet may be found in more than 25 percent of obese persons.
In this project, researchers are interested in recent evidence demonstrating a link between obesity, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and the bacterial makeup of the intestines. The gastrointestinal tract is colonized by a vast, complex and delicately balanced ecosystem comprised of bacteria, fungi and viruses, known as the intestinal microbiome. The intestinal microbiome plays an important role in human health by preventing infection, contributing to normal immune function and influencing metabolism. Disruption of this ecosystem has been associated with several diseases including inflammatory bowel disease and obesity, and may lead to abnormal immune and metabolic responses that are hypothesized to be involved in the development of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.
The goal of this study is to investigate the composition of the intestinal microbiome in obese pediatric patients with and without non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, to determine whether there are differences in their intestinal bacteria that could relate to the development of fatty liver and liver inflammation in children. Understanding how changes in the microboime affect the progression of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease may lead to new methods of predicting NAFLD and novel interventions using prebiotics, probiotics or antibiotics to manipulate the microbiome to prevent or treat the disease.
This project is a nationwide collaboration involving Dr. Salzman, Dr. Borecki and other researchers specializing in hepatology: Aynur Unalp-Arida, M.D., Ph.D., associate scientist in epidemiology at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health in Baltimore, Jeffrey Schwimmer, M.D., associate professor of clinical pediatrics at the University of California at San Diego School of Medicine.
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i bought it for my 16 years old son and it was perfect, it came on time and for the price i think was a very good deal
We ordered this board because of the length, graphics on the bottom and the price. The length of the board is 40 inches but the product description said it was 44 inches. The graphics on the bottom were simple, and we liked them, but the board we got delivered had different graphics. Good pricing, false advertising. Delivery speed was fine. Product quality seems fine.
My son loves this board. Arrived free of damage and looks amazing. Great board for a beginner.
I bought this board for my son who just started long boarding, but is advancing quickly. So I didn't want to buy a lame board and have to buy another one in short time period. I read the reviews of the board on Ebay and Long Board sites. The price on Ebay was double what I would have paid. Score one for me that I checked Overstock. My son loves the board. Rides smoothly and you don't have to keep pushing. Has great wheels and wood quality as well. Very happy customer!
This is my first longboard and I love it. It is perfect as a starter board, although its much longer than most so that might throw others off but i enjoyed it. It comes with really nice wheels and bearings that I haven't had to replace yet. I got it in July and I ride it frequently. The wheels are big enough to go over curbs and big cracks which is really nice. It does cruise pretty far, but requires a pretty big push to start (probably because its so long). Overall, great board and at a great price!
My ten year old likes it. Has held up for 6 months, still looks like new.
I don't know as lot about longboards or skateboards, but this seems solid and the wood is pretty to look at. It's pretty big as well. A good starter longboard.
Birthday gift for my nephew who loves the outdoors.
Great product! I did a lot of research and my son loves it!
I was a little worried after seeing reviews that some people did not receive the correct board. I did receive the exact board pictured and described and it is a beauty. Got a great after Thanksgiving deal. This is a birthday present for my daughter who has been wanting a long board for quite a while and I know she will absolutely love it!
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2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, Sleeps 6
Attention tennis lovers and shopaholics! This Destin rental cottage is just the right fit. Rubico clay courts which host many tournaments and players of all levels - are only a few steps from the screened- in patio door. Imagine how good your game could be with cool iced-tea and a comfortable cottage just a minute from the court gate. Plus the very popular Silver Sands Factory Outlets are within a quarter of a mile's distance away!
This wonderfully located cottage features a fully stocked kitchen, laundry room and spacious bedrooms all swathed in eye-catching beach botanicals and patterns.. Plus, staying at Hidden Dunes means lots of exciting amenities like a lighted basketball court, neighborhood pools, walking trails that meander through acres of fragrant magnolias past fountains and gazebos, and lily-pad clad lakes that sparkle in the sun. On top of all that, a beach tram will take you to and from Hidden Dunes private beach whenever you would like to enjoy the largest stretch of deeded beach access in Destin.
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The place was very clean, with plenty of room for the four of us. The eat-in kitchen was very convenient and the washer and dryer in the unit is a huge plus. No issues with plumbing, water pressure, toilets, air conditioning, water heater, kitchen appliances, etc. (One exception was the WiFi reception which was hideous.) The beach was very accessible, the "umbrella crews" on beach were very helpful, and the shuttle cart service on the grounds was always there when we needed it. If we stayed there again, the only thing I would change is the location of our condo - unit 126 borders the tennis courts which resulted in heavy foot traffic past our screened in porch. Not a big deal since we didn't spend that much time in the condo.


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Looking at the pile of twisted metal and body panels, it's hard to believe that this was once a 2014 Corvette Stingray. After reviewing the photos from the Insurance Auto Auctions website, this has got to be the worst post-crash Corvette we've seen and believe us, we've seen a lot of them.
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What may be the best example of an L88 Corvette still around will go on the block at Mecum Auctions in Monterey, California Aug. 14-16.
No less an expert than the NCRS National Judging Chairman Roy Sinor chose this car nine years ago for a collector who asked him to find the best L88 he could.
Sinor settled on this 1969 L88 Stingray after it had undergone a two-year rotisserie restoration finished in 2005 and gave it 94 points out of a possible 100.
We've all seen some auctions and classified ads that may feature a photo or two of a pretty girl with a Corvette, and for the most part if the pictures are tastefully done, it can serve as a great attention-getter.
This eBay auction listing for a 1977 Corvette seems to start okay. The teaser pic shows an attractive bikini-clad woman leaning against the red Vette, but when you click on it and then see all the pictures, you'll think you are in the twilight zone.
After all, nothing helps sells a Corvette like girls, a ventriloquist with his 'dummies', and of course, Santa Claus.
There's gold to be found on eBay and I swear I get a funky feeling inside when I come across the occasional barn find on the auction website.
Here's a one-owner 1966 Corvette big block that's been tucked away in a barn since 1981. The owner passed away a couple years ago and now his widow is selling the property which forces the sale of the Sting Ray.
This 1968 L88 Corvette has come a long way since we first saw it as a fresh barn find in 2008.
The former psychedelic-painted racer was found in North Florida by our friends at ProTeam Corvette who rehabbed the street-raced L88 that was known locally as "Bounty Hunter". Armed with a pedigree of awards, the Rally Red Convertible is headed to Mecum's Monterey Auction in August where it will be offered for sale.
If you're looking for something a little unusual in the Corvette world, and you are handy with tools and know how to work with fiberglass, eBay may have your ideal car. It has a '62 Corvette frame, a 350 cubic inch motor and a Muncie three-speed transmission. The body is a Centurion made by Fiberfab and if the shape of the body looks familiar to you, it should—it is a copy of Bill Mitchell's 1959 Sting Ray racer.
To say that eBay has been a boon to those who are perennial car-lookers, like most of us Corvette fans, is overstating the obvious. You just never know what you're going to find.
For instance, a currently running auction on eBay is offering a 1969 Riverside Gold Corvette convertible in survivor condition showing only 51,089 miles "that is believed to be original" in the ad's words, being sold by the guys at the Gas Monkey Garage featured on the TV show Fast N' Loud.
If you're a Corvette enthusiast, you've no doubt heard about the mysterious McNamara Corvette.
Here, though, are much more details you may not have heard about the owner of that special 1967 427/390 Sting Ray, Robert McNamara, coming from the few people who knew him best.
The details make the story of the McNamara Corvette that much more intriguing.
One of the featured consignments at Russo & Steele's auction in Newport Beach, California this weekend will be a 1964 Corvette coupe. If you're looking for a potential NCRS Top-Flight winner, this is not the car for you. This Corvette combines the classic design of a mid-year coupe with all of the modern conveniences of today's cars—a restomod in other words.
During the horsepower era of the sixties and early seventies, several dealers and tuners rose to prominence as the place to go if you wanted more performance out of your Chevrolet.
We've recently featured a 1969 Corvette from Nickey Chevrolet in Chicago, which was a great place to have your Corvette souped up if you lived in the midwest. But if you lived over on the east coast, chances are your dealership/tuner of choice would be Joel Rosen and Baldwin Motion on Long Island, NY.


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Love is in the air on TNT's Perception, but with Pierce and Moretti finding romance elsewhere, does that put an end to the series-long "will they or won't they" question?
"I wouldn't assume it's gone forever, but it's safe to say it's definitely on the backburner," executive producer Kenneth Biller tells TVGuide.com.
At the end of Perception's summer season, Pierce (Eric McCormack) reunited with his college girlfriend Miranda (Perrey Reeves), while Kate...read more
Daniel Pierce is that guy. The one you flee as he argues with the air, or conducts an imaginary orchestra while he waits in line. But take a deeper look: You'll find a complicated man who also delivers beguiling lectures on the intricate workings of the brain and helps the FBI solve complex cases with his expansive knowledge of human behavior.
M.D., Ph.D. and schizophrenic, Pierce is the brilliant and damaged hero of Perception, TNT's new procedural-with-quirks. He's a mash-up of Monk, House, Patrick Jane and Sherlock Holmes, not to mention cousin to...read more
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First Sunday movie trailer - starring Ice Cube, Loretta Devine, Chi McBride, Regina Hall, Nicholas Turturro, Katt Williams. Directed by David E. Talbert. Theatrical Release Date: 1/11/2008
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Ice Cube and Tracy Morgan are two thieves who haven't got a prayer in First Sunday, a sinfully, funny comedy co-starring Katt Williams and Chi McBride. Sentenced to 5,000 hours of community service, Durell Jefferson's (Cube) life quickly goes from bad to worse. Realizing that the Lord helps those who help themselves, he eventually decides to help himself to the neighborhood church's building fund. Accompanied by his dimwitted partner-in-crime LeeJohn (Morgan), the two down-on-their-luck men are dismayed to discover the cash has already been stolen, so they hold the congregation hostage in a Hail Mary attempt to learn who amongst the righteous has already run away with their loot! Also starring Tiffany New York Pollard, Rickey Smiley, Loretta Devine and Malinda Williams.
Jack Black and Mos Def star in Be Kind Rewind, a unique comedy from Academy Award-winning writer/director Michel Gondry (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind). Black stars as a lovable loser stuck in a life that's too small for his big dreams. But when he unintentionally erases all the tapes in a video store where his best friend works, he devises a plan to satisfy the store's few loyal customers by re-creating and re-filming every movie they decide to rent.
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When Donnie finds himself in a compromising situation, he calls Pierce for help. As the evidence begins to stack against Donnie, Pierce and Moretti struggle with their own fears and doubts, as they work to solve the case. During the chaos, Pierce must deal with his father (guest star Peter Coyote) after he assaults someone at the assisted living facility.
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Donnie and Moretti are caught in the crossfire when a sniper shoots up the lobby of the Federal Building. When Pierce determines that the shooter is afraid of Extreme Low Frequency radio waves, he and Moretti take a trip to the Quiet Zone in Virginia, where they think the shooter is hiding out. Meanwhile, an alluring woman named Shelby Buchanan (guest star Brooke Nevin) courts Donnie to run for political office.
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Former Days of Our Lives star Krista Allen will guest-star on the freshman season of TNT's new drama Perception, TVGuide.com has learned exclusively.TNT renews Southland, green-lights Eric McCormack dramaPerception stars Will & Grace's Eric McCormack as Dr. Daniel Pierce, an eccentric neuroscientist and university professor who helps the FBI solve complex criminal cases.Allen will play Allison Bannister, a wealthy alumna/widow who is a fan of Pierce's work...
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TNT has renewed gritty cop drama Southland for a 10-episode fourth season, the network announced Tuesday.What's next for Southland? Our burning questions answered"John Wells, Chris Chulack and their teams created a brilliant roller coaster ride this season, with countless riveting scenes and unforgettable character arcs," Michael Wright, executive vice president and head of programming for TNT said in a statement.The roller coaster metaphor is apt...
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Liberty activist, family member arrested following Keene standoff that ended in suicide
The man, Matthew Snow, 34, of Keene was immediately taken to Cheshire Medical Center where he succumbed to his injuries.
"He was alive when he left" the scene, Keene Police Sgt. Steve Stewart said Wednesday.
Snow had shot himself in the chest, Stewart said.
The standoff started around 6 p.m. after Keene police officers tried to arrest Snow on an electronic bench warrant for receiving stolen property and for a parole violation.
Instead of complying with police, Snow ran through a parking lot where he pulled out a handgun and held it against his own body, police said.
That began the standoff near an apartment complex on Ivy Drive. Nearby residences were evacuated and the state police SWAT team was called to the scene. Other officers arrived from Swanzey, Marlboro and the Cheshire County Sheriff's Office to assist Keene police.
Around 10:30 p.m., Snow shot himself once in the chest. He immediately was taken to Cheshire Medical Center where he died.
Two men were arrested in connection with the standoff and shooting, one at the scene and the other at the hospital.
Around 10:09 p.m., James Cleaveland, 27, of Keene, was arrested at the scene for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
Cleaveland is associated with the Free Keene group and has previously identified himself as the Robin Hood who leads activists in filling parking meters downtown to prevent the city from issuing parking tickets.
According to the Free Keene blog, Cleaveland was at the scene as a journalist and had already agreed to back away from the crime scene when he was arrested.
The other man was arrested around 11:30 p.m. at the hospital.
Paul Wood, 30, of Swanzey, was arrested and charged with obstructing government administration and resisting arrest.
Stewart said Wood is a relative of Snow.
"He showed up at the hospital and was insisting on being in the emergency room and getting close to the deceased," Stewart said.
The medical examiner had not arrived yet, and family members were not being allowed access to the body at that time, Stewart said.
Both men were released on personal recognizance and given a Sept. 2 arraignment date.
The investigation into the standoff and shooting is ongoing. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call Detective Joel Chidester at 603-357-9813.
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The American Diabetes Association is making efforts to educate the public about the widespread disease during November.
Baylor's Institute for Studies of Religion has joined forces with a Dallas nonprofit, faith-based organization to transform and improve at-risk communities in West Dallas.
Nonprofit organizations in Waco are helping to keep the homes of the elderly and disabled warm, as temperatures dropped substantially.
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FEATURE: Augie March17.11.14
By Alana Mazurke
It's becoming as adamant as ever that there's this looming feeling that Australia is losing more and more of its much loved branded bands; the one's that give you that nostalgic feeling from their profound singles and memorable live shows. Fortunately it seems we've been able to attain one of those bands with the return of Melbournian five piece Augie March. Drummer David Williams answered a few of my questions in regard to the new album, tour and comeback.
"The band's inner curmudgeon/misanthrope is off the leash a little more these days. We are 16 years weirder."
Since the release of first album Sunset Studies in 2000 the band have released three more studio albums including the infamous Moo, You Bloody Choir. After 2008's Watch Me Disappear the band went on a hiatus. "Glenn who was looking to make a record with his brother and some mates initiated it, which coincided with us needing a break from one another and the circus." During the five years apart the band spent a lot of their time continuing to make music and take refuge in the break. "All members collaborated with other musicians, recording and touring throughout time away from Augie March."
"If we listened to people's opinions when we first started we would have chucked it in. No reason to start that practice now."
This year saw the release of the band's fifth studio album as well as the announcement of a return to national touring, seeing the band sell out numerous shows around the country. The bands hometown of Melbourne saw them sell out five shows alone. Despite the bands solidarity of fans there were no preconceptions of what the announcement of their return would hold. "I leave trying to predict things to the bureau of meteorology and reading peoples' minds to Criss Angel."
2014's Havens Dumb is an exceptional album easing the band straight back into Australians line of sight. Its fluidity start to finish makes you want to leave the album on repeat; in its entirety Havens Dumb solidifies the bands musical abilities, Glenn's unquestionable knack for lyricism and enforces this want to see it performed live. "We have never been good at doing singles but plenty refined at putting together a record with a narrative running throughout. Have not worked out the 'how to make the thing shorter' though." The album was produced by long term friend and notable production engineer Paul McKercher. "Paul is a colleague who is well credentialed, well read and a spring of wisdom."
Listen to the album here.
Listen to first single "After The Crack Up" fromt he new album below:
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Melbourne Zoo Twilights Series 201529.10.14
By Alana Mazurke
Returning again for another year of splendour in the heart of the Melbourne Zoo, the Twilight Series kick off last week of January and proceed through to early March making it all the more easier not to miss. The shows this year are even more diverse spanning from Australian hometown royalty with Bernard Fanning and Paul Kelly to the delightfully surprising return of the renowned Village People. Whether you have a pre-picnic dinner on the lawns, watching the sun slowly go down whilst Conor Oberst performs his lyrically outstanding and emotionally driven folk tunes or grab a beer and walk around the zoo before coming back to the stage to sing along to "that Black Betty song" as Spiderbait play it live or dance like no one's watching (although we are) to The Cat Empire, Melbourne Zoo Twilights 2015 offers up more than just another live event. Full program details are listed below as well as links to all ticketing details. There's also some links to pictures and interviews from last years series to give you some idea of what you could be experiencing.
Friday//January//30th James Reyne Plays Australian Crawl
Doors open 5.30pm With special guest Jack Carty
Saturday//January//31st Bernard Fanning
Doors open 5.30pm With special guests Little May
Friday//February//6th Sarah Blasko
Doors open 5.30pm With special guest Luluc
Saturday//February//7th Paul Kelly presents the Merri Soul Sessions
featuringClairy Browne, KiraPuru, &Vika and Linda Bull
Doors open 5.30pm With special guests Hiatus Kaiyote
Friday//February//13th Dan Sultan
Doors open 5.30pm With special guest Benny Walker
Saturday//February//14th Boys In The Band
Doors open 5.30pm
Friday//February//20th The Budos Band and The Bombay Royale
Doors open 5.30pm
Saturday//February//21st Spiderbait
Doors open 5.30pm With special guest Jen Cloher
Friday//February//27th Stephen Malkmus and The Jicks
Doors open 5.30pm With special guests Twerps
Saturday//February//28th Conor Oberst
Doors open 5.30pm With special guests The Felice Brothers
Friday//March//6th Village People
Doors open 5.30pm With special guest DJ Andee Frost
Saturday//March//7th The Cat Empire
Doors open 5.30pm With special guests Dorsal Fins
Tickets//Event: http://www.zoo.org.au/melbourne/twilights
Info: 1300 966 784
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Q&A: The Smith Street Band28.10.14
By Alana Mazurke
I first noticed The Smith Street Band when I moved to Melbourne because Smith Street was the only street I had really ventured to and found the name quite humbling. Turns out it was more ironic than first thought, the title deriving from a usage my fellow old mate route 86. They're known for their ridiculous on stage energy and off stage antics, solidifying their name as time goes on as an iconic Melbourne band. I managed to get some answers from Chris Cowburn whilst in the midst of the lengthy drive from France to Germany; the band is currently on their massive European leg of their tour and has some interesting comparisons.
You've already sold out 4 shows for your upcoming Throw Me in the River Tour; do you ever anticipate selling out gigs, especially in Melbourne?
Yeah it's crazy and we're really excited for the tour. Usually before we announce any tour I think that nobody is going to come and do everything I can to make sure anyone and everyone knows about it, haha. Even when you've been at it for a few years and you realise that people like your band and probably will come to the show, I think having any expectation of selling out a show is the wrong way to think about it. The exciting part about going on tour is continuing to push forward, meeting new people, playing with different bands (both locally and internationally) and keeping things fresh so that people will want to keep coming to hang out and make shows fun!
How do you think the Melbourne music scene compares to other Australian cities?
I'm completely biased, but Melbourne has the best scene in Australia in my opinion. There are so many different little pockets of great communities within it, and so many great venues that you can go out pretty much any night and see a great show. That's not to say that there's not great stuff going on everywhere in Australia though, we have some incredibly awesome friends/bands everywhere in Australia. I reckon the Australian music scene in general, and particularly the punk community is pretty strong right now!
Your attitude to playing music seems pretty easy going yet you've already got two albums soon to be three under your belt and a newly released EP. What's the band's writing process when making new music?
Yeah Wil's a very prolific song writer and is constantly writing. He uses it as a diary or a form of therapy I guess. Wil will usually write all the lyrics and basic structure and send around acoustic demos he's recorded on his phone. We're usually always messing around with new stuff between touring, and having so many demos to work on makes things a lot easier.
The film clip for 'Surrender' is ridiculously good; how did the band team up with Callum Preston the creator of the masterpiece?
Thank you! Callum's been a friend for the last few years and has done a few bits a pieces for us. I've always been a bit of a design/art nerd and followed him and the Everfresh crew for a long time, so I've really wanted to have his creative genius help us out properly for a while now. It was actually myself and Andy Johnson (the amazing man responsible for the vast majority of our photography, and the Throw Me in the River cover photo) who did most of the planning and lead-up work for the clip, but when Callum heard the idea he was totally into it and keen to help out, and some of his ideas and his help with direction on the day was totally invaluable. Both he and Andy are such positive and creative guys and we're so lucky they're keen to help us out. Very much looking forward to doing more stuff with both of them in future!
You're either currently overseas or had just played a string of shows overseas (I'm not sure when exactly you'll get this) – where are you now and what's the weirdest thing that's happened to you overseas?
At this very second I'm sitting in a van on the 9 hour drive between Tours, France and Freiburg, Germany. We've had some truly great experiences on this trip so far, the majority of the shows were with the Menzingers and the Holy Mess, both from Philadelphia, and both bands of entirely awesome people – so that was a blast. There's plenty of weird stuff that happens overseas and if you come at it from the right perspective, it's usually all good weird! We've been in France doing our own shows the last few days. A couple of days ago we literally just played a show on a guy's farm in a tiny country town and everyone we talked to had either a) never heard of it, or b) never heard of a band playing there. But it's those situations that you see the real beauty in people… This guy Hervé and his wife opened up their home to us and treated us so well. We played a show to almost no one, but then we ate like Kings, drank red wine and French moonshine and tried to explain Australian slang through a language barrier! I think the best weird experiences I've ever had were in China, once a bunch of uni students swamped our van like paparazzi and told us we were "famous like Green Day"… Haha!
How does touring overseas compare to touring in Australia? What are the most notable differences?
All in all they stack up fairly similarly in the end I think. It takes a little while to get the hang of touring somewhere new, but that was the same as early Australian tours, and that's exciting. No matter where you are, there are people who are excited about seeing live bands and hanging out and having a beer. Places like Europe and the US tend to be a little bit easier travel-wise because there's so many options for cities you can play in, and promoters in Europe particularly are really great and always provide great (and free) food and accommodation. Each place we go tends to have its positives and negatives, but it's kinda always a positive at the end of the day because were travelling the world playing music.
If people hadn't heard of the Smith Street Band, how would you summarize your music to them?
Ahhh I always struggle to answer this question… Even after 5 years! I guess these days it's folk, singer songwriter type stuff, but with a more sonic and dynamic thing going on. Wil also sounds very Australian and sings exactly how he talks. I always laugh when I read a review or hear someone say that he sounds too British or American or that he's putting the accent on too thick. He sounds like him and it's awesome.
'Throw Me in the River' is set to be released soon; where did you first meet Jeff Rosenstock and how did you know he would be the one to produce the album?
Jeff's the best – we first met in early 2012 when we toured with him doing Bomb the Music Industry solo around Australia! Since then we've been lucky enough to tour, play shows and hang out a bunch in both Australia and the US. We're all very passionate about the band and usually every decision we make has to be carefully navigated because we all have differing views. Asking Jeff to produce was the opposite of that. Not sure who first had the idea, but instantly all of us were on board and knew it was what we wanted to do. We've never had a "producer" before, so it just needed to be someone positive who we knew we'd get along with and who's opinion we trusted. Jeff was all those things and is an incredible thinker with an amazing sense of melody to boot. I reckon it made the process a whole lot more production (duh!) and less stressful for us, having the fresh opinion of someone who wasn't so emotionally attached to the songs ruled.
How do you decide the band is ready to make another full length rather than opting for another EP? Alternatively, why release 'Don't Fuck With Our Dreams' rather than waiting to release it as a long play?
That's all just a case of timing. As I said earlier, Wil is always writing and there are always new songs about, but it ebbs and flows in terms of when we have the chance to jam them around touring and whatever else is going on. We generally push ourselves to schedule recording time though – it keeps us on our toes and keeps things productive. There's also the thematic aspect of it. "Dreams" was a conscious decision to do an EP because the songs were all written in the same time period and roughly based around one event – we wanted it to be raw and immediate, so we recorded it live over a few days and released it as soon as we could.
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FEATURE: Steve Smyth25.09.14
By Alana Mazurke
Last week Steve Smyth released his new album Exits to acclaimed reception from critics. The debut features already released singles 'Shake It' and 'Written or Spoken' as well as nine brand new tracks all recorded live in Echo Park, LA.
"A lot of the tunes are all very diverse in their stories but it's the underlying tales that try to bring them all together."
Listening to the album you get a great sense of consideration to the arrangement of each song; there's present day notoriety in listening to an album start to finish as it's rarely done and yet Exits beckons listeners to do just that. "Trying to achieve that…the industry is very fast and very single orientated and that was the last thing that was on my mind making this record. I really tried delving as deep as I could into the two elements – on one hand there's this raw and gritty, quite bluesy side of things and then click to the next tune and its straight into something tender and careful and more fragile."
2012 saw the release of Smyth's' debut album Release which he states was an extremely humbling time for him as a musician. Two years on and his modesty continues with an almost disbelief in peoples admiration to his music. "It's a great opportunity; that's the first thing…which is being fortunate enough to be able to make another record and then it's nice that there are people excited about it too." Whilst the pressure of following up a commended album with a second LP can be felt, Smyth seems to take it on the chin. His lack of arrogance and abundance of praise toward everyone bar himself when making Exits makes the album all that more perplexed. Yet Smyth summons up perfectly just what really sets the new release apart from his back catalogue. "…I think even if I did re-record the last album it would be completely different in the sense that times moves on and changes the person you are. You don't know what kind of record gets made until it's done; you can go in with all these pre conceptions but it'll slap you across the face and tell you exactly when it's going to be its own beast."
"I'm taking every opportunity I can…I don't know where I am and it's been like that for quite some time. Home is the road and I'm happy about that."
If you had any doubts about catching Steve Smyth live, not to worry. He's playing over 30 shows over the next few months touring the new album. "The amount of shows…there's so many places. More shows are getting added even! I'm not going to stop until I look after everybody. I've tried to stay out of the capitals to the out of the way places; giving the album to Australia first before jumping back overseas." Showcasing his alternate indie tunes all over Australia begged the question of how exactly he was planning on keeping up with it all and whether he would play the new album from start to finish… "I think it'd be unfair if I didn't play tunes from the last album, I haven't really ironed out all the creases on the show and the tracks are never finite or definite. It takes away the spontaneity of the live shows; if it falls flat on its ass or if it takes off it's nice to create the element of when we're all in the same room whatever happens, happens." Steve Smyth will play Shebeen bandroom in Melbourne Saturday 11th October.
You can purchase the new album Exits here.
Tickets and details to shows available here.
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FEATURE: Bluejuice09.09.14
By Alana Mazurke
Sydney band Bluejuice recently announced the deformation of the band by releasing the statement "After 13 years of broken bones, broken hearts, sore heads, passive aggression, regular aggression, several arrests, questionable skin infections, and a busload of infuriated tour managers, Bluejuice are announcing they are calling it quits at the end of 2014″. Fortunately enough for fans the finality of the band doesn't mean all bad news, with the band announcing a full scale tour around Australia including a last stint at this year's Falls Festival. I spoke to the ever charismatic Jake Stone about the upcoming tour, making new music and ofcourse the reasoning behind the breakup.
Originally forming in 2001 throughout a 6 month transition of changing members and managers, Jake recalls his first ever 'not strictly' Bluejuice gig. "I'd just finished from uni and wanted to do some singing in a band and a friend had said to go play with them –they would play this type of afro jazz and I was basically just shouting for three hours. It ended and we were like 'well that was fucking weird'. We booked this string of support shows and were playing funk music and smashing glasses on our head and we really loved what we were doing." 6 years later the band released their first studio full length Problems, commencing their foothold to a notable place within the Australian music industry with the release of singles 'Vitriol' and 'The Reductionist'.
"We got good at making music so we quit."
2009 saw the bands second album Head Of The Hawk along with the successful single 'Broken Leg' followed two years later by the bands, what is now, last LP Company. This year the band will release a compilation album (greatest hits if you will) of the past three albums titled Retrospectable with the new record featuring three unreleased tracks chosen from new material made in the last year.
Announcing a farewell tour to coincide with the bands departure taking place over the next three months, the extensive string of dates have already seen multiple shows sell out. Acknowledging they're not the most timid band going round, the band will be playing over 20 shows to reinforce their brash yet never disparaging live shows in a way that only Bluejuice can do best is the way they wish to finish. "The plan for the last show is we'll just play and have a little thing with a crew. It's not easy, I'm sure I'll just be processing that our last show will actually be our last…it's going to be emotional; I'll have to become a heroin addict or something."
As for the reasoning behind the split Jake sums it up better than I could ever elaborate on. "It's either this or to go on the voice as a band…I expect we'd be on either team Madden or Delta; we're just white enough for her to clap along. Ricky Martin is the only one that seems like he's actually listening to the music, he'd be okay." As reluctant a feeling you get from the bands split there is a definite certainty in Jake's willingness to continue making music. As he states for his future plans…"I will still play anyway, I'll still play in bands and make music and I hope that people give a shit and I'm not sure if I'll have anything to offer but I really hope so…Kids are kids; they don't give a shit. One year they're like I love 'Vitriol!' and then the year after they're just like 'die old man!'."
The band have just released the film clip for their last single 'I'll Go Crazy' featured below.
Tour dates, information and ticketing details can be found here.
PREVIEW: Falls Festival 201409.09.14
By Alana Mazurke
Last week tickets for this year's Falls Festival went on sale with Lorne selling out once again within minutes of the site opening. Not to fret, tickets for Byron and Marion Bay are still available through their website. It comes with no surprise that the well-known festival is fast selling it's 2, 3 and 4 day passes with a line up that includes Cold War Kids, The Black Lips, Jagwar Ma, Alt-J, Jamie xx and Tycho to name a few. I've comprised a quick playlist of some of the artists involved in this years lineup so if you have a ticket you can begin to look forward to hearing these tracks live and if not, then you can listen to it whilst you weep.


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History of the Indian Tribes of North America
|Thomas L. McKenney, James Hall
|Three frontispieces after Peter Rindisbacher and Karl Bodmer, and 117 portrait plates after Henry Inman's copies of the original oil paintings mostly by Charles Bird King, drawn on stone by Albert Newsam, Alfred Hoffy, Ralph Tremblay, Henry Dacre, and others, printed and colored by J. T. Bowen and others.
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|United States History, Native Americans
|First edition of v. 1 published by E.C. Biddle, Philadelphia, 1836.; Volumes 2-3 published by D. Rice and J.G. Clark, 1842-44.
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The History of the Indian Tribes of North America is a three volume collection of Native American biographies and accompanying lithograph portraits originally published from 1836 to 1844 by Thomas McKenney and James Hall. The majority of the portraits were first painted in oil by Charles Bird King.
From about 1821,[1] Thomas McKenney, the U.S. Superintendent of Indian Trade and soon to lead the Office of Indian Affairs, started to commission portraits from Charles Bird King of American Indians who had traveled to Washington, D.C. as delegates to negotiate treaties with the federal government. King painted portraits of American Indians up to 1837.[1] Additional painters who contributed portraits include James Otto Lewis, Peter Rindisbacher, and Henry Inman.[2]
McKenney would express as his reason a desire to preserve "in the archives of the Government whatever of the aboriginal man can be rescued from the destruction which awaits his race." He believed that American Indians should be "looked upon as human beings, having bodies and souls like ours".[3]
At first, the growing collection of portraits was housed in the War Office. In 1858, the original oil paintings were moved to The Castle, the Smithsonian Institution's first building, then also used as a repository and gallery for artworks.
In an endeavor to reach a wider public, McKenney commissioned lithographs of the paintings to be published in three volumes, with every portrait complemented by a surprisingly extensive biography of the subject. To research and write those, McKenney successfully approached James Hall (born on August 19, 1793 in Philadelphia, died on July 5, 1868 in a town outside of Cincinnati), a judge and Treasurer of the State of Illinois as well as an author.[4] Hall had a great deal of difficulty in finding the source material McKenney promised, and spent eight years tracking the subjects, about whom McKenney had provided little more than a name.
It became clear several times that the substantial price of $120 for the subscription to the whole set was still nowhere near enough to defray the costs incurred during the exacting production process of the original folio volumes. The Panic of 1837 nearly dealt the project a deathblow, depriving many of its subscribers of the means to pay for their subscriptions.
It was then that McKenney finally withdrew from the project completely. Hall and a new publisher brought the series to completion, with the final installment appearing in January 1844, long after McKenney was inspired to make the remarkable series of portraits available to the public. In the end, there were 1,250 subscribers.
Fire at the Smithsonian[edit]
In the winter of 1865, workers relocating the Indian portraits brought in a wood-burning stove to keep themselves warm while they worked, and vented the stovepipe into a ventilation shaft that they mistook for a flue. After some two weeks a fiull fire ignited in the ventilation shaft. The second floor was engulfed, and the roof of the Castle collapsed. In this, the most catastrophic fire in the Smithsonian's history, 295 of the original Indian portraits were consumed; five were rescued. Although one of the painters had made a few copies of his favorite portraits for himself, the great majority of the pictures would have been irretrievably lost had McKenney, Hall, and their colleagues not persevered in their lithography project.
Amiskquew, Menominee warrior
A-na-cam-e-gish-ca, Ojibwa chief
Jack-O-Pa, an Ojibwa chief
Kee-shes-wa, a Fox chief
Little Crow, a Sioux chief
Menawa, a Creek chief
The Choctaw chief Pushmataha, 1824
Red Jacket, Seneca orator and chief of the Wolf clan
Major Ridge, 1834
Sequoyah or George Guess, inventor of the Cherokee alphabet
Tah-Chee (Dutch), A Cherokee Chief
- ^ a b Dates according to the list of paintings given by the Library of Congress
- ^ The North American Indian Portfolios from the Library of Congress: Bodmer--Catlin--McKenney and Hall (Tiny Folios). Abbeville Press. 1993. p. Verso. ISBN 1558596011.
- ^ Horan, James David (1972). The McKenney-Hall portrait gallery of American Indians. Crown Publishers. p. 61. ISBN 9780517500538.
- ^ Jennifer Anderson, Thomas L. McKenney & James Hall, Art & Architecture of New Jersey website.
- "Rare Portraits Survive Museum Blaze (In a Way)". PBS Antiques Roadshow. 2007-03-28. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/roadshow/fts/mobile_200603A19.html. Retrieved 2013-06-19.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to History of the Indian Tribes of North America.
- Vol 1 and Vol 2 of the octavo edition of 1872 online at Internet Archive
- McKenney & Hall Collection at University of Cincinnati libraries
- McKenney & Hall Collection at University of Washington libraries
- McKenney & Hall Collection at University of Georgia libraries
- McKenney & Hall Collection at Bibliothèque nationale de France
- The McKenney & Hall Lithographs of Charles Bird King's Portraits of American Indians at Smithsonian Institution
- Exhibition at Bancroft Library
- Video: What's So Special About "The History of the Indian Tribes of North America"?


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