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An incomplete post-Medieval cast copper-alloy double-looped buckle (c. 1660-c. 1720 AD).
The iron spindle is largely missing and one corner of the frame is missing.
When complete it had four openwork crescent-shaped perforations at each corner. One of these is missing. Between the openwork corners the outer edges have a trefoil feature, moulded at the front and concave at the rear. The frame is steeply bevelled internally and externally at the front but not at the rear. At each side, where the spindle entered the frame, there is a moulded trefoil feature which is similar to those at the outer edges. These are also concave at the rear. The remains of an iron spindle can be seen within its housing at each side of the frame.
This frame is silvery green and the metal may have a high tin content or could have been tinned. The breaks are old.
34.78 x 24.23 x 3.49mm. Weight: 7.99g.
For a comparative design, see Whitehead 1996: 98, ref: 613.
Class: Double-looped
Current location of find: Finder
Subsequent action after recording: Returned to finder
Broad period: POST MEDIEVAL
Subperiod from: Late
Period from: POST MEDIEVAL [scope notes | view all attributed records]
Subperiod to: Late
Period to: POST MEDIEVAL [scope notes | view all attributed records]
Date from: Circa AD 1660
Date to: Circa AD 1720
Length: 34.78 mm
Width: 24.23 mm
Thickness: 3.49 mm
Weight: 7.99 g
Quantity: 1
Date(s) of discovery: Wednesday 4th April 2012
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Other reference: IOW2012-4-167
Primary material: Copper alloy [scope notes | view all attributed records]
Secondary material: Iron [scope notes| view all attributed records]
Manufacture method: Cast [scope notes | view all attributed records]
Completeness: Incomplete [scope notes | view all attributed records]
Surface Treatment: Tinned [scope notes | view all attributed records]
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Region: South East
County: Isle Of Wight
District: Isle Of Wight
To be known as: Isle of Wight
Grid reference source: GPS (from the finder)
Unmasked grid reference accurate to a 1 metre square.
Method of discovery: Metal detector [scope notes]
General landuse: Cultivated land[scope notes]
Specific landuse: Operations to a depth greater than 0.25m[scope notes]
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From Athens- Game Day Friday #8
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Good Morning All,
Wlayton was correct last week sometimes it is hard to come up with anything to say.
For the better part of the last two weeks I have felt that I would have to reach up to touch bottom.
To be clear as many here have pointed out it was not the fact we lost to USC it was the total collapse and lack of effort given.
Players and coaches both.
Our biggest game with the SEC East on the line what's not to understand?
We show up as Elmer Fudd and to do a repeat of what we have perfected.
Not winning when we need to
After watching both the USC-LSU and the WV - TT games I came away with the following
Both home teams won
Each was an upset
LSU and USC banged away at each other for all four quarters less than a touchdown won the game.
No quit from LSU or USC
WV went into shell shock (quit) like we did against USC when nothing worked. TT won going away.
Watched the train wrecks called Auburn and UT-little talent and less coaching
I had time to take Georgia for a late walk to the south forty before calling it a night.
She said remember Jerry McGuire? I said yes. What was his line?
"Show me the money"
CMR will be coach as long as the cash keeps flowing or until he quits
10-2 or 11-1 with a New Years Bowl game and does not matter if we win or lose.
Bowden,Papa Joe,and now Brown along with CMR have watched the train leave the station without them.
IMO it will take a further turn toward the worst before any changes are made.
Empty seats,no major TV coverage drying up the money will get our AD and new Prez moving.
It seems that there is very little voice from the majority of the alumni for change.
Being in better shape than Assburn and UT is of no comfort.
Without the needed changes we will remain the third best team in the east until UT pushes us to fourth.
Harsh -Yes
Fixable- no question yes
We need a coaching staff and players with as much passion for winning as we have.
The administration does not need to muzzle them once we do get a coaching staff that has a passion for success.
When the above takes place we will start moving toward our goal of a NC
Still proud to be a Dawg - Mad as hell yes-bitter no life is to short
This to shall pass - OK maybe not fast enough!
Pause and give thanks
Have a great weekend and a safe week
As always "Go Dawgs"
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Good morning yd1.....one thing that IS consistent in Bulldog Nation is your excellent and spot on Friday posts. A big thank you!!!
CMR isn't going anywhere
The game has passed him
McGarity is stuck "between a rock and a hard place"
Still will watch our Dawgs with nervousness, intensity and passion as always....but with added emptiness
Still don't have much to say, kinda hard to talk when you have been kicked in the stomach.
WILL have a cool one for you yd1 and hope everyone has a great weekend.
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Good luck to the Dawgs this weekend. It's Kentucky, so I'm sure we will be okay.
It will be fun to see fist pumping and chest bumping announcing all is right again
after we beat up a total chump.
Go gettem' boys... You're only one more defeat of SC and an improbably victory
over UF away from backing into another meaningless east title and inevitable
arse whipping at the hands of the west champ.
Good luck with all that, MR
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This week, I wrote about my travels through Bulgaria last fall. I loved Bulgaria for the amazing history and gorgeous outdoors. Sofia was a surprisingly interesting capital city and I loved being able to get outside and hike in Bansko. If I visit Bulgaria again, I would love to go in winter and see Sofia, the Rila Mountains and Monastery and Bansko.
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If Bulgaria is on your list of places to visit, try finding a cheap flight to Paris or London and then take a local carrier (BulgariaAir) into Sofia, (easyJet now flies to Sofia too), or go overland by train.
Next up, Turkish delights!
My first experience traveling abroad was to France in 2006 (when I officially got the travel bug). Since then, I've wanted to go back and see more of Europe. However, with the euro and dollar exchange rate at $1.60 this summer, I decided to stick to the outer edges of the EU that don't use the euro yet. By starting in Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria, I didn't have to cringe every time I made a purchase, but still had the convenience of being in the EU. Turkey was my next stop, and while not quite Europe, it was an amazing introduction to the Middle East. By the time I got to Greece in September the USD was on the rise and I didn't feel guilty with every gyro and second gelato purchase of the day. So I rounded out my second visit to the European continent by ending in Spain. I'd still like to see more of Europe (I probably always will). And I still haven't been to Italy! Or Germany! Or Sweden! Or…
I spent my last Lev on snacks and baklava, changed into my comfiest outfit and headed to the train station to catch the overnight sleeper train to Istanbul. It's kind of neat to be on the Orient Express to Constantinople. ;) Our train was, of course, late so we ended up leaving two hours later than expected. I fell right to sleep and was awakened shortly at the Bulgarian border. Thirty minutes later we got to the Turkish border and then the real fun began. Everyone had to get off the train to buy visas and then stand in line. When I finally made it to the front, they stared at me and pointed to a different line. Several lines and exhausting hours later, my passport was finally stamped, and we were allowed to get back on the train. Thankfully, our belongings were untouched!
After a bumpy night, our train pulled into Istanbul around 10 am. I was sweaty, hungry and just about grumpy, so after we ditched out bags at the hotel, I ran for the ATM to get Turkish lira and then settled in for my first real Turkish coffee! We were right in the heart of the tourist area in Sultanahmet, so everything was pretty expensive, but I ordered the fruit platter anyway. After being in Eastern Europe for three weeks it was amazing to have a massive plate of fresh fruit! Ahhh! Türkiye
Bulgarians don't do breakfast. I went into town and ordered a cappuccino (while eating muesli and yogurt from the market). I sat outside, writing in my journal and enjoying my coffee, while everyone else was smoking and drinking coffee. So very Coffee & Cigarettes. I'm wondering if Bulgaria has a higher smoking rate than other European countries.
We traveled to Plovdiv yesterday, and our hotel is right in the downtown, pedestrian-only area. Brilliant location. My plan was to walk up to the ruins on the hill to see the Roman Ampitheater, but the entrance shown on the map was locked and very deserted, so I walked all the way back in to the other entrance. Frustrating, and after walking around for a bit, I grabbed a gelato and headed for dinner. Typical Bulgarian food for dinner, I had grapeleaves and a salad, which consisted of… cabbage!
This afternoon we went to Aqualand waterpark in Plovdiv. Hilarious. I would highly recommend visiting a water park in Eastern Europe, good times. Oh, and oddly, there wasn't a changing area, and only one bathroom. I guess the Bulgarians know to put their bathers on before arriving at the park! It was fun to get some sun. After five hours of laying out, inner tube slides, swimming, and watching a few Plovdiv residents get more than a little frisky (yes, it was a little shocking), we headed back into town to get ready for the overnight train to Istanbul – The Orient Express. Excited!
Hiking day! I've been itching to get outside since I was in Bucharest. Thankfully, Bansko has a lot of hiking opportunities since the mountain is used for skiing in the winter. We drove up to the last lodge area where the road ends and hiked for a few hours alongside the creek. Incredible views! It was so nice to be out in nature. I spent a little too much time rock hopping and got a little too comfortable in my surroundings, as there was a falling incident. I banged my left ankle up and have scratches up and down my shins. Oddly I didn't really feel any pain, but I was bleeding so that raised some alarm. We took a break by the creek, and then hiked back down to the trail head. Today was probably one of my favorite days thus far. I want to come back in winter! After lunch, we visited the Dancing Bear Sanctuary in Belitsa. Although incredibly depressing, it was amazing to see how the bears have been rehabilitated. One of the requirements for Bulgaria to gain entry to the EU was for the cruelty of animals to be outlawed, as it was still legal to have dancing bears in the streets of Sofia. From a young age, "dancing bears" would be disfigured and mistreated, in attempts to train and show them in order to make money. The Sanctuary was created to house these bears and also in attempts to rehabilitate them. There are several fenced walking paths through the 3 acre park. At first I wondered if we would see any bears, but we ended up finding quite a few! It was so neat to see them on the other side of the fence walking or laying around, especially since they've all been saved from being tortured and they couldn't live in the wild on their own. The girl at the front chatted to us about the bears and apparently I'm a lot like a bear… they're vegetarian, but they do like fish and they love honey. ;)


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I was browsing the Net looking for a birdbath project and ran into this one. Basically you take a really large leaf (think elephant ears or something simliar), some sand and acrylic concrete patch and in the end you have a beautiful birdbath the shape of a leaf. I love this idea and do believe this is my next project.
Homade Birdbath Project
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The project I started just about 2 years ago has been finished. The outer, protective layer went on this weekend. It consisted of a 1:2 clay:sand mix and was probably the easiest part of the entire project. To give it a textured finish I lit a drying fire and waited a few hours then made imprints of my hands all over it. The photo below is before that final touch.
As this dries it will form small cracks. I've saved back some of the clay/sand mix to fill in those cracks. It may very well crack when it heats up too. It doesn't hurt the oven any but is just a natural effect of the expansion that happens when it heats to over 600F.
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Another step done & that first meal
July 20th, 2011 · 2 Comments
This past weekend the insulation layer went on. It involved 2 trips to the cemetery for buckets of clay and a trip to WallyWorld for a bale of hamster bedding. The hardest part was turning the clay from large chunks into slip. Lots of stomping and twisting left me with a sore knee. A small price to pay for having it behind me. It ended up taking about a bale and a half of bedding and roughly 6 buckets of clay chunks. Some of the clay was so pure I could have thrown pottery had I had access to a wheel. I kept some back to play with. I heard once that you could fire clay in a bbq. I was pondering the possibility of making a small oil lamp like days of old. Something to try at a later date.
By Saturday at about lunchtime I had about 1/3 of the insulation layer done. It was a little wetter than ideal so I had to use bricks to keep it from shifting and becoming an insulation skirt. I decided to light a fire to help with the drying and wait till Sunday to finish. I lit a roaring fire and was very pleased with the way it vented. My measurements must have been on the money because the fire burned bright deep inside the oven. I let it burn for about an hour and decided that it would be a waste to not take advantage of the heat. Once the fire started to die down a bit I used a hoe to move the coals back and to the sides. I covered the oven opening with a large piece of firebrick that I will use as a temporary door. I remembered the ham steaks in the freezer and I knew I had a bag of beans. Ten minutes later I was loading the oven with a dutch oven filled with ham and beans. I replaced the brick 'door' and waited. 3 1/2 hours later and the beans were PERFECT and just in time for dinner. I think I'm going to like this.
The summers here are notorious for being hot and dry. This is half true this year. We have had some pretty warm temps but have had rain regularly. Great for the lawn but not so great when the goal is to dry out a mound of wet clay. I finished the insulation layer on Sunday at about lunchtime. I started another large fire and let it burn for about an hour. Once it died down I again covered the opening. The outer layer was quite warm to the touch and given the amt of heat coming from the front I was unable to cover it with the plastic tarp. Instead I covered the top 2/3 with a couple of layers of newspaper and used small pieces of broken brick to hold them in place. I had to leave for a couple of hours and of course we got a small rain storm while I was gone. I wasn't too worried though. As long as the news paper stayed in place I felt like the added water would pretty much just run off and take very little if any clay with it. This was in fact the case. It has take a couple of small showers since then with the same results. I did cover it last night as they were calling for some more severe rain. I was glad I did as it got pretty windy and wet for a while there. The heat index for the next couple of days is over 100 and it is supposed to be rain free. The oven is uncovered and I have high hopes that it will at some point actually dry. I expect to see some rather large cracks in the insulation layer once it does finally dry. Before cleanup I held back some clay/wood mix to patch those when the time comes.
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After a long break
June 16th, 2011 · No Comments
So two years ago I started this oven project. I had high hopes of finishing it that year but starting grad school left me with little free time and the weather soon turned to insure it wasn't happening in 09. 2010 started out great, I was ready to get back into the mud once the weather warmed. Life had a different plan for me last year and lets just say I was left not wanting to get into much of anything. 2011 is a new year and time to get back into this project. Last weekend I untarped the mud foundation and found a small ant colony had taken up residence. I checked the base for structural soundness and when I was confident I put down the layer of sand and firebrick floor. The ants and I had a talk. I let them know it was time to leave. They will be gone this weekend.
I opted to make the bricks ahead of time and use the 2:1 sand:clay mix as a mortar. I dipped each 'brick' into water coating on all sides to help the wet mortar to stick. The bricks were surprisingly tough and water resistant. I opted for a firebrick arch which required a wooden support to assemble. The arch turned out to be the trickiest part of the project so far. Making sure the inner corners of the bricks were supported by other bricks while not falling required several tries to get it right. I am hopeful this holds with repeated heating and cooling. Time will tell. The beauty of a clay oven is that repairs are possible without too much work. If I determine that the brick arch isn't going to work I can always opt for a clay/sand doorway.
By the end of Saturday the inner layer was half done. As I added layers I would wet the top of the previous layer of bricks if it had dried out. Using the pre-made bricks meant I hadn't had to use a sand mold up to that point. I had a cardboard cutout of the 22″ diameter dome shape that I used when placing the bricks. I made sure that the bricks touched each other on all sides in the inside of the oven. I stopped Saturday when it became apparent that I would need some kind of support for the rest of the dome.
On Sunday morning I cut out a wooden circle slightly larger than the remaining opening. I cut it in half to get it inside the oven and placed it on a couple of stacks of bricks. I piled sand to complete the dome shape and continued to lay 'brick' and build the firebrick arch. The last couple of bricks had to be shaped to a v shape to go into the remaining space. I was pleased at how much work it took to cut these down with the edge of a hand trowel. By Sunday evening the 'inner sanctum' was complete. Since the bulk of the oven was already dry at this point I removed the wooden support for the arch and sand dome. It held beautifully.
By Tuesday it was dry on the outside but the inside was still damp. I was needing to tarp it for a coming rain and wanted the inside a little drier. I opted for a small newspaper only fire to test the drafting and dry things out a bit. It performed like a champ.
Once I get back from vacation I will add the insulation layer and the outer layer. My wish is to make a lime plaster outer layer but I may end up doing a clay sand layer first if I can't come up with the lime to make the lime putty. I should have my first pizza later next month.
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Spring has sprung
April 14th, 2010 · 2 Comments
A couple of signs of spring here in Kentucky.
Each year I see a lone bumble bee visiting the blueberry. I am sure there is probably more than this one but if so, I never see them.
This is Tia's lilac – Ludwig Spaeth. A very nice scent and color. It has been growing in a large post for several years not and this is the best flowering yet.
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Global Warming?
November 22nd, 2009 · 2 Comments
Ok here it is late November and one of the in-ground figs still has leaves. Our average first frost is a month gone. We have had a few light frosts but not enough to take out these die hards.
Now to be fair the fig IS on the south side of the house and there IS a largish bush nearby to offer some protection but it does seem a little late. The container figs have lost their leaves weeks ago.
The jalapeño peppers I picked yesterday are pretty late though. They were grown in a half barrel on the back patio by the north-west corner of the house. They are currently seeded and in a water soak waiting to become hot poppers. mmmmm
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November 1st, 2009 · 5 Comments
Hauled home 4 buckets of clay (thank you T.) this afternoon. It was enough to finish the lower insulation layer on the oven. Weather permitting I should be able to start of the body of the oven next weekend.
I am really noticing a difference in comfort levels when mixing the mud with my bare feet in July as compared with Nov. My tootsies were pretty numb by the time I got done. brrrr
I planted a couple of small fig trees in the ground on the south side of the house this spring. Since the figs still in the containers have started dropping leaves I decided to check on the in ground figs today. I actually found a ripe fig on one. A ripe fig in Ky on Nov 1. That has to be a record for me. Once the inground trees go dormant I will build a little cage (they are only about 18″ tall) of chicken wire and fill it with leaves to help insulate them for the winter. I've never tried overwintering them outside before so I am not sure it will work.
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This won't be a very good post; I can feel it. I'm rusty. It's been months – perhaps longer than ever before. But I'm in a writing mood, and especially after all this time, I can't let that go to waste; maybe I can use it to gain some momentum, warm up a little. Continue reading
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Hi guys.
I'm sick today. And since this apparently makes me incapable of concentrating for more than five minutes on anything other than feeling sorry for myself, I thought I'd share a short post with you about some observations I've made in the course of my sick day.
First up, Superdrug: thank you for being the only chemist open on a Sunday. I bet half your weekly revenue comes in on the one day every other pharmacy in the area is closed: that's smart business practice right there.
Also for you, Superdrug: as if being open on a Sunday weren't helpful enough, I also observed that you had the consideration to put a warning on your boxes of tissues, reminding me to 'Please check all paper tissues have been removed from garments before washing'. It's things like this that let me know you have my back.
Finally, to Cadbury's: thanks for equipping your large 120g bars of chocolate with a resealable opening, but let's be honest here: you needn't have bothered.
Well, that's my concentration span exhausted for just now. Better get back to my essay, which is due tomorrow and which I have no motivation – and I mean none whatsoever – to complete. :(
I'd say hugs and kisses but you don't want to come anywhere near me, so a wee wave goodbye will do.
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I've been quite quiet lately because I've been "busy". For me, that means oscillating between periods of utter apathy, Words with Friends and alarming quantities of snacking; and moments where all the important things I must achieve put so much pressure on me that I work frantically on one whilst feeling guilty that I'm not doing the others. If you look over my shoulder and observe me typing up an email to a translator, politely asking how one enters into the specialty of translating cookbooks (my current life goal), you can be sure your nose is brushing the angel that sits there screaming in my ear, 'you have two essays to write this month what use is it knowing how to get a job if you fail your degree because you were too busy jobhunting to study you imbecile'. Yet, when I am studying, the angel decides this would be the perfect time to take the entrance exam for the internship I applied for last week, and criticises me for being too much on-paper and not enough on-the-ball.
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Well, that was an intense semester.
Aside from my written and spoken language requirements, I've had a literature module each for French and Spanish, and they have been fantastic. Especially the Spanish one. The Spanish Newspaper Column By Writers was perfect for a blogger, as the assessed coursework was not an essay but rather two of our own newspaper columns, our handling of which was supposed to be indicative of our understanding of the column as a literary genre; being a blogger helped me to compose these assignments, and composing the assignments was useful for my blogging, too. Not just the assignments, in fact, but the course in general: I learned a great deal from the module, not only in terms of Spanish literature but much more generally as well. Continue reading
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Well, posting those pictures a couple of days ago reminded me of how much I've missed being here. So even though it's late and I don't have a lot to say today, I do have some photos that I took several months ago in Basel when I visited the paper museum there. As you know, I have a bit of a thing for paper and books and things, so the day before I left Strasbourg to come home to Edinburgh, I hopped on a train and went to Switzerland for one more look at the beautiful town of Basel and this fascinating museum.
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It's been forever. How have you been?! I've been cuh-razy busy, as you can tell from the lack of posts. I'm going to give up apologising for my flakey behaviour, because it looks like I'll never change. But what with working 12 hours a week on top of my final-year studies (seriously, something major happened to the workload while I was gone), stuff started to get on top of me a little. I dropped the 12 hours at Sandemans just in time, it seems, as deadlines have been rolling in like a line of Russian tankers, ready to flatten me into the ground. If Russian tankers had French accents and shot shells of 20th-century Surrealist French literature, that is. Continue reading
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- Animated Characters: Gil, Molly, Deema, Nonny, Oona, Goby, Mr. Grouper, Little Fish.
- First Aired in 2011.
- Episode Number: 2
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
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He adds: "I'm probably gayer than I've ever been. And it's exciting to learn that, oh boy, my work is inspired by that side of my personality."
Talking about the High Line, Renfro plunges into discussion of its potential as a cruising ground. DS+R is one of 18 firms working on a "queer" retirement community in Palm Springs (see p. 48). Last fall, when the legendary Fire Island Pines nightclub, the Pavilion, burned down, he offered to help design its replacement. Renfro, who has spent many summers there, showed Diller a photo of the Pines with "everybody
shirtless, probably on ecstasy, a sea of pink muscle," knowing the "extreme condition" would inspire her. He promises the new buildings (which he is designing with the young, gay-owned firm HWKN) will be provocative and distinctive enough for a spot that's been a gay playground for decades. The buildings that burned down, he says, were "straight" -- meaning conventional—neither fabulous enough for the Pines, nor intriguing enough for Renfro.
It may be difficult for anyone under 40 -- or outside the architecture world -- to understand what a breakthrough Renfro's ascent represents. For most of the 20th century, architects were more or less required to be straight. To design buildings, you had to want to seduce women with your phallic edifices; otherwise, you could become a decorator. If you were gay, the future was sofas and drapes. Closets were, inevitably, the best-designed rooms in the house.
Renfro himself has known his share of closets since his childhood in Baytown, Texas, 30 miles east of Houston. "It was not a cakewalk," he recalls. "I had no mentors or role models, and my biggest fear was being outed." He avoided social situations by devoting himself to clarinet practice—eventually becoming the top-seated clarinetist in the state. He credits being gay, which made him want to throw himself into solitary pursuits, with helping him discover what he could accomplish through hard work.
His first day at Rice University was also the first time he kissed a boy, he says. He planned to major in music, but switched to architecture, a profession that tends to reward workaholism. During his final semester in architecture school, his future firm partners, Diller and Scofidio, gave a lecture there. Renfro says he found it pretentious, but also enthralling. Liz and Ric (as everybody called them) were transgressive in both their personal lives (he had left his family for her, his almost-two-decades-younger student) and their work, which focused on such subjects as "how architecture has become complicit in controlling our bodies," in the words of Betsky. (The fact that the firm has become so successful, Betsky added, "is a mark that transgression is now an accepted mode of behavior.")
After graduating from Rice, Renfro moved to New York City ("L.A. seemed too nice") and became omnipresent on the architecture scene. He dressed as a "Williamsburg indie-rock fag." Given his recent success, the thrift shop look, he adds, "is slowly molting to reveal something that costs a lot more but probably doesn't look all that different."
Henry Urbach, who helped curate Queer Space -- the groundbreaking 1994 show at the Storefront Center for Art and Architecture, in which Renfro participated -- remembers him as "kind of nerdy, a bit introverted but sharp-witted." He worked on his own, taking on small design projects, and found that his personality was well suited to working with clients. "Feeling like an outsider, including being gay," says Renfro, "has made me more self-conscious, more insecure, more introspective. It gives me a degree of empathy that serves me well as an architect."


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Actors Gives Teens The Stage With New Voices Festival
Actors Theatre of Louisville just recently completed its 38th showcasing of career playwrights on the rise in the Humana Festival of New American Plays.
"Steel Hammer" Hits Actors
Intentional or not, a theme is emerging within this year's Humana Festival of New American Plays: Identity.
"The Pirates of Penzance"
Actors Theatre threw a veritable beach party to welcome The Hypocrites theatre troupe from Chicago for their production of "The Pirates of Penzance."
Jory Mounts Charming Adaptation of "Tom Jones"
Anyone with even the barest knowledge of Louisville's theatre history understands the significance of putting the words "Jon Jory" and "Actors Theatre" in the same sentence.
Actors Theatre: Earning Its Place in its 50th Season
The funny thing about institutions is, it's easy to take them for granted.
Lobster Feast 2013
A sophisticated, playful crowd filled the grand ballroom of the Louisville Marriott Downtown for Lobster Feast 2013: Sunny, Sassy South Beach, held Feb. 9.
African American Art Exhibition Reception And Awards Ceremony
Actors Theatre of Louisville hosted the 19th annual African American Art Exhibition Reception and Awards Ceremony on Feb. 1.
Scene & Snapped: This Week In Parties
Scene & Snapped: This week in parties, Best Buddies Kentucky honored Amanda Mertz and other volunteers at the 2012 Champion of the Year awards ceremony, favorite local businesses and professionals were honored at the annual Best of Louisville Bash at Churchill Downs, Actors Theatre of Louisville held a "Cocktails & Costumes" party in its costume shop and attendees dressed to impress at the Lite 106.9 Rewind Prom held at Kye's.
Arts and Cultural Community Reception
Actors Theatre of Louisville and the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft held a reception for leaders of the region's arts and cultural community on Jan. 20 at KMAC.
Pandora Productions
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Stu Maschwitz on 24p
Stu Maschwitz makes a powerful case for 24p in a really interesting interview posted the other day. I'm, of course, going to remain skeptical, but I'll admit he is very persuasive. I will, however, continue to stand firm in my assertion that 24p is the 17th most important characteristic (arbitrary number) in getting "the Film Look" and there are many aspects of professional filmmaking (starting with light and camera support) that are far more important for novices, amateurs, serious hobbyists and most indie filmmakers to pay attention to first, before worrying about 24p.
"Film is not about reality. Narrative filmmaking is storytelling" Mr. Maschwitz notes. "…we can use all the help we can get to enhance that sense of things being larger than life."
His primary argument is that, yes, 60Hz looks better and more realistic and smoother, but that's not what everyone wants: some filmmakers want the slightly stylized, artificial, stuttery look of 24p. In fact, given the long history of the medium, the "artifical" look 24p may give reality might actually be more "natural" in terms of how we expect film to look. Maybe. I still stay it's trivial to go 60 to 24, but you can't go the other way. And, ultimately, my REAL opinion in this debate is that it is FANTASTIC to have the choice, and if you chose 24p because you like the look, well, a support your decision 100%. We definitely are living in the Golden Age of cinematic production!
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Meet the Powderhedz crew at SIA '08 in Las Vegas, January 29th - February 1st. We'll be in booth #M54, the same place as last year.
SIA is the snow industry's largest trade show. To learn more, visit the SIA website.
SIA T.I.P magazine says in their Winter 2006-2007 issue , that Mapawrap is "a bit different" than the snow sport gear that they normally see, in that it "may be useful as a four-season item," and that "it begins to make real sense when you think about the Mapawrap in use by a motorcyclist, or a backpacker, or an orienteer, or a geocacher, or a search-and-rescue dog handler." All excellent ideas as far as we're concerned. Let's not forget that its great for skiing and snowboarding, too.
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What's the best way to get management motivated to invest in training? Get a critical product development project into a whole lot of trouble. As the 19th-century intellectual Dr. Samuel Johnson said to his biographer Boswell, "Depend upon it, sir, when a man knows he is to be hanged in a fortnight, it concentrates his mind wonderfully." Colorbus Inc. of Irvine, Calif., provides raster image processors--incredibly complicated hardware and software for operation with networked color printers ...
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In the corner of my living room, if you listen very closely, you will be able to hear a little voice... "Yes Daddy let's go clean windows, Mummy said having dinner soon, brother wants to go to sleep"... And if you peek very carefully so as not to be spotted, you'll see a very happy little girl playing with her new Sylvanian Families Cedar Terrace and Champagne Rabbit Family from Littlewoods.
E absolutely loves to role play and has a very vivid imagination, if you don't let her know that you're watching & listening she will sit for hours and play with her toys. Sylvanian Families is the ideal range for her to enable her imagination to run wild, with so many animal families, homes and accessories to collect there is no end to the possibilities for play. Beautifully detailed, these toys are the perfect size for little hands to play with and they will love to create their own stories for all of the families in Sylvania.
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Sylvanian Families from Littlewoods
Posted by Mama Owl at 10:00
Labels: Cedar Terrace review, Littlewoods, Review, reviews, Sylvanian Families, Sylvanian Families Cedar Terrace, Sylvanian Families review, Sylvanian Families toy review
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- New Mum Online said...
That sounds like the perfect toy to keep a little lady immersed for hours.
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I think I'd actually love to play with that myself, it looks huge!
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We've just bought Beechwood Hall for my daughter for Christmas and I can't wait until Christmas morning. She stares longingly at Sylvanians in the shops so she will be so pleased to own her own
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I want to come round and play, do you think Ms E will let me? xx
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|Sci-Fi Fantasy Book Club
Event Type: Adult Programs
Age Group(s): Adult
Date: 12/26/2012
Start Time: 6:30 PM
End Time: 7:30 PM
Club for modern and classic Science Fiction and Fantasy. This month we will be reading "Fahrenheit 451," a seminal work by Ray Bradbury. He was a great supporter of libraries and passed away earlier this year at the age 91.Library: Benson Branch (402.444.4846)
Location: Study Room Large
Contact: Jacob Lee
Contact Number: 402-444-4846


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Paul W. Kaiser Jr.
Kaiser Jr., Paul W. Paul W. Kaiser, Jr., age 85, a life-long resident of Waukegan, Illinois died on Sunday, March 24, 2013 at Northwestern University Hospital. Paul graduated from Waukegan High School and then attended the
University of Illinois
, Urbana, graduating with a degree in business in 1950. He served with the United States Air Force in Japan during the
Korean War
. Following his discharge, he attended the University of Denver Law School. He served three years as a Lake County Assistant State's Attorney. While building his private practice, he was appointed as a part-time Public Defender. He served as secretary and treasurer of the Lake County Bar Association. His experiences serving in the criminal justice system led him to become involved in the Lake County Family Service Agency and Lake County Mental Health Society. He worked with the late Rev. Ralph Smith to organize a group home for young men on probation in need of guidance called "Young Men's Fellowship." The group home was one of the first programs of its kind in the State of Illinois. Now called, "Rebound," it is still in operation. Later, he and Rev. Smith created "Contact," a telephone crisis-intervention hot-line. Other organizations on which he served and held responsible positions include: First Methodist Church of Waukegan, Lake County Welfare Council, Waukegan Philharmonic Society, Waukegan Public Library and Friends of the Library, Lake County Chaplaincy Society, and the Illinois branch of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill. He also served on a committee to investigate the feasibility of a unit school district for Waukegan. Having participated in football and track in both high school and college, he was an avid fan of the Chicago Cubs, Green Bay Packers and University of Illinois teams. Paul is survived by his wife of 58 years, Betty Kaiser; his daughter, Susan E. Kaiser; and sons, Steven P. Kaiser (Elena) and William T. Kaiser; and grandchildren, David, Daniel, Jake, Ariela and Mikaela. He is preceded in death by his parents, Paul W. Kaiser, Sr. and Margaret Beagle Kaiser and his sister, Nancy Kaiser Horton. A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, March 27, 2013 at First United Methodist Church in Waukegan at 11:00am. Memorials may be made to First United Methodist Church, the
Published in News Sun from Mar. 26 to Apr. 1, 2013