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tags: NYT, slavery, Georgia, Gullahs, Geechees, CreoleDARIEN, Ga. — Residents of a tiny barrier island in Georgia on Tuesday won a temporary reprieve from property tax increases that they feared would drive them from their historic community.
Taxes rose by as much as 1,000 percent last year on Sapelo Island, where the country's largest population of Geechees lives. Sometimes called the Gullahs, the Creole-speaking descendants of African slaves have lived on the island and along the coast of the Southeast for more than two centuries.
McIntosh County officials say their land has long been undervalued. But on Tuesday, the county's Board of Equalization sided with the residents and ordered a reassessment of their property....
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— Legendary sports executive Branch Rickey
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As we know, Elway had a Tebow problem. And it seemed as if there was no good way out. In a town that Elway owned — in a city that came to be defined by him — it was impossible to think that Elway would be the one swamped by Tebowmania. And yet, there it was.
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St. Petersburg, FL (Sports Network) - B.J. Upton hit a solo homer and scored twice, as the Tampa Bay Rays defeated the Florida Marlins, 5-2, to sweep a three-game interleague series at Tropicana Field.
Evan Longoria, Jason Bartlett and Ben Zobrist each chipped in with RBI hits for Tampa Bay, which has won five straight and seven of eight overall.
David Price (2-2) earned the win after allowing only one run on two hits in 6 1/3 innings. The young lefty walked five and struck out four. J.P. Howell picked up his fifth save of the season after striking out the final two batters.
"It was a good win," Price said. "It's a good sweep. Any time you can go out there and sweep somebody you want to go out there and get it done. I was provided with that opportunity today and the offense played well, the defense played well and I threw alright."
Hanley Ramirez had an RBI single for the Marlins, who dropped their third straight after winning the previous five.
Andrew Miller (2-4) was tagged with the loss after surrendering eight hits, five runs and a walk, while striking out four. He dropped to 0-4 on the road this season.
"We had a chance to get Price earlier and that didn't happen and he settled in, did a nice job for them and got them deep into the ballgame," Marlins manager Fredi Gonzalez said.
Bartlett's RBI double and a run-scoring groundout by Gabe Kapler in the second gave the Rays the early edge. Ramirez's RBI single in the top of the third got the Marlins on the board.
Upton blasted a solo homer over the left-center field fence in the home half to put Tampa Bay in front 3-1. Then with runners on the corners and one down in the seventh, Longoria's base hit brought in another and later in the inning Zobrist's RBI single made it 5-1.
Chad Bradford came on for the top of the ninth and retired the first batter, before giving up back-to-back singles to Jorge Cantu and Dan Uggla. Howell was then summoned from the Rays' bullpen and hit Cody Ross with a pitch to load the bases before walking pinch-hitter Wes Helms to force in a run. The left- hander settled down to strike out the next two batters and end the game.
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As Purim approaches, thousands of Israeli children and families grapple with poverty
WASHINGTON – A window was shattered by a pellet gun in an apparent vandalism attack at her Tucson district office. Sarah Palin has put her on the list of Democratic lawmakers she is targeting this fall. Arizona Tea Party activists are pledging to help defeat her bid for re-election.
All this because Rep. Gabrielle Giffords (D-Ariz.) voted for health care reform.
Giffords is one of a few Jewish Democrats political observers say could have a difficult re-election campaign because of her vote for the controversial Democratic-backed health care bill.
The bill passed Sunday would provide access to insurance for more than 30 million uninsured Americans, provide subsidies for those who cannot afford it, eliminate the ability of insurance companies to deny coverage to those with pre-existing conditions, and require all Americans to buy insurance or pay a tax. Republicans have attacked the bill as too costly and portray it as government takeover of the health care industry.
While support for the health care bill represents a potential political liability if disaffection with the president runs high on Election Day, November is still far enough away that it's not clear how much influence it will have.
The general mood of the country, which probably will depend on the state of the economy, will likely be the determining factor, said Stuart Rothenberg, editor of the Rothenberg Political Report. If the mood is sour, he said, voters "are going to evaluate health care in that light."
Two-term congresswoman Giffords is in a more vulnerable spot than most. She hasn't been in office long, and her district is not solidly Democratic. John McCain won it in the 2008 presidential election, with 52 percent of the district vote.
Helping those who cannot afford health insurance, rather than focusing on re-election, was Gifford's paramount concern in deciding which way to vote, her spokesman said.
"The congresswoman is convinced it was the right thing to do, and good for the country," said her communications director, C.J. Karamargin.
Alan Grayson (D-Fla.), who has been particularly outspoken on health care issues, is another potentially vulnerable Jewish Democrat. Grayson has called the U.S. health care system a "holocaust" – making him a darling of the left but a target of the right.
Grayson unseated a four-term Republican in 2008 to win the 8th congressional district in Florida, which includes part of Orlando. While President Obama carried the district in 2008, George W. Bush carried it in the prior two presidential races.
National Jewish Democratic Council CEO Ira Forman acknowledged that votes in favor of health care reform could be problematic for Jewish Democrats like Giffords and Grayson, but he is "doubtful it will be the determinative vote" for an incumbent's prospects of survival this fall.
Victory on a historic reform of health care "is much better for Democrats in general" than a defeat, Forman said. However, the larger issues of the economy and the unemployment rate are likely to be greater factors for vulnerable Democrats come election time, he said.
The only Jewish Democrat to vote against the health care bill was New Jersey first-termer John Adler, who is also likely to face a tough battle in November. Hailing from a district in the Philadelphia suburbs, Adler will be facing off against former Philadelphia Eagles lineman John Runyan.
Adler said he did not back the legislation because it didn't do enough to control costs and make health care affordable for his constituents. He also reportedly had encountered strong opposition to the bill at meetings throughout his district.
Obama carried Adler's district by five points in 2008, but Bush eked out a slight win in 2004. Before Adler, the district's congressional seat was held by a Republican for 16 years.
Adler's vote will make it easier for him to argue that he is "not a rubber stamp" for the president, said Rothenberg.
The executive director of the Republican Jewish Coalition, Matt Brooks, agreed that the health care bill is likely to be a big issue in the 2010 election. The RJC has called for repealing the bill.
More upsetting than the bill itself, Brooks said, is that, "with an exploding debt and deficit, the president is focusing not on jobs but on health care."
Meanwhile, at least one Jewish Republican challenger is hoping that his opposition to the health care reform legislation will help him knock off a Democratic incumbent. Randy Altschuler, a contender for the GOP nomination in New York's 1st congressional district, which includes much of Suffolk County on Long Island, said he backs repealing the health care legislation and replacing it with a different type of reform because the "spending, tax increases, and heavy government intervention" outweigh its "marginal benefits."
Altschuler first must win a tough primary race against Chris Cox, Richard Nixon's grandson, before being able to square off against incumbent Democrat Tim Bishop.
"That's a race where these kinds of issues are going to resonate," Brooks said of the brouhaha over health care. (JTA)
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The house, which is made up of simple mortar and stone walls that was cut into a rocky hillside, was first discovered in the 1880s by nuns at the Sisters of Nazareth convent.
Ron Dermer responds to Netanyahu critics following Netanyahu's speech.
Secy of State John Kerry updates media on the progress made in talks with Iran in Switzerland before leaving for the US; talks resume on March 15.
Researchers at the University of Haifa find that it is better for customer service employees to express positive emotions rather than show neutrality in their work.
Palestinian Authority and PLO Chairman Mahmoud Abbas says Israel will never be accepted as a Jewish State, but played coy about security issues.
Ferguson police officer cleared by Justice Department of civil rights charges in shooting of Michael Brown.
When Hamas launches rockets at Tel Aviv, only 100,000 people will need to seek shelter, instead of 400,000.
Two Islamic holidays have officially been added to the New York City public school calendar, closing schools on those days starting next year.
It was probably the first time that the marble relief portrait of Moses hanging in the House Chamber ever received such public acknowledgement.
If President Obama isn't going to listen to Netanyahu, at least he should listen to the concrete proposals by members of his own Democratic party.
Eli Yishai is starting to surge upward.
State Dept. press briefing reporter: 'Netanyahu said Iran and ISIS are working together.' No, he said the opposite.
Andrea Shea King singled out the Black Congressional Caucus in a racist rant.
One issue the anti-Netanyahu parties and their media boosters don't talk about is daily terror.
The anti-Bibi barrage last week cost him a grand total of two seats, which went to other parties but not to Bujie and Tzipi.
WASHINGTON – A window was shattered by a pellet gun in an apparent vandalism attack at her Tucson district office. Sarah Palin has put her on the list of Democratic lawmakers she is targeting this fall. Arizona Tea Party activists are pledging to help defeat her bid for re-election.
WASHINGTON – A window was shattered by a pellet gun in an apparent vandalism attack at her Tucson district office. Sarah Palin has put her on the list of Democratic lawmakers she is targeting this fall. Arizona Tea Party activists are pledging to help defeat her bid for re-election.
WASHINGTON – Opinion polls are expected to provide a simple answer to an important question: What are the people thinking? But the details often reveal a much more complicated picture.
WASHINGTON – A U.S. congressman is the latest to call for a Justice Department investigation into whether a pro-Palestinian group has been raising money on college campuses for Hamas.
WASHINGTON – Some conservatives are accusing the Anti-Defamation League of launching a partisan attack following its report asserting that a "current of anti-government hostility" has swept the United States in the year since Barack Obama was elected.
WASHINGTON – As Sarah Palin embarked on a tour for her just published book Going Rogue, she became the latest prospective Republican presidential candidate to criticize the Obama administration's policy on Israel.
WASHINGTON – A new survey shows that a majority of American Jews would support a U.S. military strike on Iran to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons – a significant increase from a year ago.
WASHINGTON – A new survey shows that a majority of American Jews would support a U.S. military strike on Iran to prevent it from developing nuclear weapons – a significant increase from a year ago.
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text: Apples, Apples, Everywhere: How, when, and where does informal learning take place at a pick-your-own fruit orchard? A favorite summer and autumn activity of my family's is picking our own fruit from one of the many local farms in northwestern Rhode Island. In fact, we tend to get "fruit-crazy" at this time of the year - we'll pick blueberries one day, raspberries the next and maybe even peaches later that same day. The pick your own fruit orchards and farms are plentiful in our geographic location and provide access to fresh food at a good price. So when on this past Sunday the day started out warm and sunny, my husband and I bundled our children (Jackson, 5, and Clara, 3) into the car and made our way to one of the many apple-picking farms in "Apple Valley". What are the potentials for informal learning when you're setting out to pick fruit? Maybe as many ways as there are trees in the orchard, if you care to seek them out. Food, Farming and Community Understanding where your food comes from sounds simple and is so important. Food is, after all, a biological necessity and something that goes directly into our bodies to impact our health and quality of life. But with the shift in the American experience that has led to super-markets and extremely long distance foods, knowing where your food comes from and participating in your own local food system becomes more of a challenge. Pick your own orchards are one example of seasonal community-based agriculture systems that allow each visitor to have a direct hand in their food system while also raising awareness that food grown locally will lead to better and cheaper food (fresh food without preservatives tastes better, and without added costs from handlers and shippers or fluctuating petroleum-based transportation costs is less expensive). Local food also helps support the local economy, builds community purpose in preserving land to fill the local food growing requirements, and is less vulnerable to being "cut off" by transportation restrictions such as oil shortages, or something as sinister as terrorist attacks. Providing the pick your own experience to people of any age is a simple way to raise awareness of and join in discussion of these important issues, and, importantly for children, helps to start young people down a path of responsible food selection and purchase. Participating in the actual physical process of picking the fruit that will be eaten with dinner that night, or later in the week, allows visitors to see these locally-based interactions occurring naturally and should provide material for discussion between adults or between children and adults on the reasons to support local food systems. Colors, Size and Numbers In a location such as the pick your own fruit orchard, small children are often granted special one-on-one time with their care-givers (such as parents, aunts/uncles or grandparents) away from the bustle of the household activities and everyday chores. Family units can utilize this time to discuss such things as different sizes, shapes and colors. Comprehending verbal communication such as "only pick the red apples if you want them to be sweet" and "the bigger apples are often juicier" allow the children to process these communications and then act upon them. With the added benefit of being able to see the bright colors of the apples, watch the heavy branches laden with shapely fruit fall down, smell the apples that have already fallen and opened up, hear the buzzing of the bees that come to sample their pungent juice, and finally taste that first "sample" apple, these activities all arouse associative thoughts and will hopefully trigger fond memories of locally grown and healthy food for years to come. For older children, exercises in measurement and currency are also ideal at a pick your own fruit orchard. Figuring out the weights of a half-peck, peck, half-bushel and bushel of apples at the farm stand allows young people to practice their mathematical skills. These locations are often cash-only and encourage additional mathematical problem solving to figure out both the cost of the fruit being purchased by its weight and how much change will be given back for cash transactions (e.g., deciding on what cash will be given back for certain units of US currency, $10 vs. $20 vs. $50). Additionally, pick your own fruit orchards can provide direct interactions with small-business owners - farmers making a living off their land - and are a window to possible future job opportunities. Becoming friendly with farmers also helps foster relationships in the local community. These experiences in the fruit orchard can lead to shared projects that can be expanded upon at home or in a classroom. The process of making applesauce from the fresh-picked apples teaches cooking techniques focusing on units of measurement for younger children, and for older children, leads to studying optimal temperatures to break down the pectin, the soluble dietary fiber in apples, to produce juice from the whole fruit. Fun crafts for younger children such as making apple block print designs from a halved apple, or painting apple shapes on paper can reinforce the earlier topics of color, size and shape. We did both of these activities with our children after the fruit-picking adventure. Our refrigerator now holds both the example of the applesauce we've been eating all week (inside a large container, keeping nice and cold) and the apple paintings displayed on the refrigerator door for all the family to see (beautiful red and green prints). We hope it creates emotionally associative memories that will trigger knowledge across all these topics in the years to come. At the very least, our son Jackson went to kindergarten the next day and explained to his good friend Finn at snack time when Finn asked what Jackson's snack was that it was "Applesauce mommy made from the apples I picked yesterday. It was fun picking apples from the trees." I like to think that maybe Finn will find it fun too, and learn a little about size or color or even units of measurements with his parents when he makes his way to one of the many pick your own fruit orchards in "Apple Valley". -Kimberly Arcand


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[E3 Approaches] Good God You're Writing One Of These Too
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E3 is just a few days away, and the excitement is just piling up. I'm a Nintendo fanboy so this is an especially important time of year for me. Out of the Big three Nintendo is the most tight lipped. Sony is never able to keep anything secret, and them and Microsoft are more generous at sprinkling their announcements around the year. Not Nintendo though, they make an all out concentrated attack. If you're a Nintendo fanboy or fangirl E3 2010 was an avalanche of awesome, the perfect wet dream. I wish Nintendo was better at spreading their announcements throughout the year, but I can't deny that it makes for a spectacular E3.
What I'm most excited about are the happy surprises, every year a few unexpected games pop up and quickly skyrocket to the top of my do want list. Naturally since I don't know about these surprises yet I can't talk about them, so what I'm most looking forward to is a firm North American release date for some games.
I Just Want Localizations Really
I know most people are hoping for localizations of the
Last Story, and Xenoblade Chronicles,
and I'm about 90% sure they will be localized, and although those do look promising I'm more excited for
Earth Seeker, Pandora's Tower,
& Night of the Sacrifice.
The thing is out of those 4 games I can see all of them being localized and also none of them being localized. I really want to play
Night of the Sacrifice
, but I don't think it's going to make it over here. I want to be told flat out whether these games are coming or not, if these games aren't coming just tell me so I don't get false hope.
Valkyira Chronicles 3
Confirmed by
labrador retriever extraordinar Lady.
I never had doubt that this was coming over, but I've been dying to play this. VC1 is one of my favorite games ever, I skipped out on VC2 because I didn't like the characters, and a huge reason for my enjoyment in VC1 was the emotional attachment I had for the characters. I've played the Japanese demo for VC3 so many times that I had to delete it off my memory card in order to get myself to stop playing it. Sega didn't have this on their list of games for E3, but I'm dying for this game to be released. If a North American release date isn't announced at E3 my sanity will begin to trickle away. I'll rip off my clothes, jump out a window, and stab a small child.
Grasshopper's and Platinum's 3DS game
Suda 51 said he wanted to make a 3DS game I'm hoping we hear more about it at E3. Atsushi Inaba & Hideki Kamiya of Platinum games have expressed interest in the 3DS as well I hope we hear more about it at E3.
Odin Sphere HD
This was rumored on September 2010, yet we've heard nothing. I just want a confirmation or debunk. I've yet to play this, and I've been holding out on a purchase in case there's a PSN release. I'm perfectly fine with purchasing a PS2 version, but if I can play this in HD that would be nice. I just want a confirmation or a debunk that's all.
Original Move Required Games
When I saw the behind the scenes development videos for the Playstation Move my jaw dropped to the floor and shattered into a million pieces, which was then quickly gobbled up by my cat. I don't have a jaw anymore so that's why I have to type everything. Seriously the move tech is all kinds of impressive. Yet the only games that catch my attention are games I already played on my Wii
de Blob 2, No More Heroes: Heroes' Paradise, House of the Dead: Overkill Extended cut
. Those games are nice and all, but I don't want to spend $100+ to buy a peripheral for games I can already play on my Wii, or games that are only move optional. The move is so impressive yet it doesn't have anything that really screams must buy to me.
looks interesting, but honestly the only thing that makes it interesting is the motion controls if it was designed for the DualShock 3 I wouldn't have even payed attention to it, and when you break down the things they did with it during E3 2010 it didn't do anything that wasn't possible using Wii Motion Plus. Sony has an ace up their sleeve with the Move, they have tech that could create some incredibly deep unique experiences, but they are being timid. If they don't announce some impressive must have games, that use the Move Wand in a way that isn't possible on the Wii, then I think the glowing wand is going to become the newest addition to the graveyard of unappreciated game peripherals, sure it may have sold decently, but it's not getting the proper software support it deserves.
Non-subsidized NGP Games
I like my PSP, but none of my games are first party. The biggest issue with the PSP wasn't the battery life, the awkward analog nub, or the lack of a c-stick. It was subsidizing, and Sony's tepid attitude towards backing up the system with original content. The only two popular original PSP series were
Loco Roco & Patapon
, which although awesome were low risk budget games that could have ran on a DS or even a GBA.
LBP and Mod Nation Racers
were greatly inferior to their console brethren, the
games were fun, but short and felt distinctly different.
Uncharted NGP
will be awesome, but it will not be as good as
Uncharted 2 & 3, Killzone
will run smoothly, and boast impress visuals, but it won't be as good as
Killzone 2 & 3
. These subsidizing groups are talented, but they are not the same, so these games are missing the extra touch that makes them special. Essentially these subsidiaries are cover bands, they may sound almost identical to the original, but they'll never be as good, because they are living in the shadows of giants. These subsidiaries are talented they should be making their own original games, and the big guys developing games on the PS3 should make original games on the NGP.
Sony to Get Over the Obsession of Making a Portable That Mirrors a Console
The console experience has been around since the Gameboy. Portables have been able to replicate consoles for a long time, but that's not why people like them. Portable gaming is a distinctly different flavor, and that's why I prefer portables to consoles. The reason the DS sold so well, and has a huge following was because it was able to do things that were not possible on a Gamecube or Wii. If Sony keeps trying to replicate the current state of consoles, it's just going to keep going in circles and not go anywhere. What's the point in playing a slightly inferior version of a game on a smaller screen when I can play a better version on a nice big television? I'm not sure where Sony stands on this, signs are showing they could go either way. I just hope they've learned something. I want to buy an NGP, but I need new IP's from first and second party development studios.
Klonoa 3
for 3DS
This won't happen, but a man can dream
Psychonauts 2
and a PSN release of the original
I asked if Double Fine would talk about Psychonauts 2 and
kitty cat Beverly
said they would. I don't expect it to be announced, but Tim Shaffer has said that he's "ready" to make Psychonauts 2. If they did by some miraculous way get funding I would be infinitely delighted. I would also like a re-release of Psychonauts on PSN or 3DS, I tried playing it again, but I forgot how buggy and laggy the PS2 version was so I wasn't able to enjoy it the same way I use to.
Animal Crossing & Mario Kart 3DS
Mario Kart Wii was a disappointment, the rubber banding AI, and blue shells ruined the game for me ( I get hit 2-4 times with a blue shell per race). I feel like Mario Kart Wii was not completely finished, I had some fun with it, but I was left wanting more, I'm hoping the 3DS iteration fills that cavity. I didn't pick up City Folk because it looked like a lazy rehash of Wild World, and I nearly collected everything in Wild World so it seemed pointless. I'm hoping this new 3DS version has a ton of new features. It doesn't have to be a major overhaul just more stuff to do, and more unique items. Even if this one is a lazy port too I'll take it. Something about wasting hundreds of hours collecting furniture, and hitting the animal residents with nets is really appealing to me.
Gabrielle's Ghostly Groove
This game has been getting so little attention, I'm really excited about it. I love quirky music games, and this is going to be another one to add to the list. The
last time
we saw this game it was still a DS game. We've seen very little on the 3DS version, and I'm hoping we hear more about this game at E3.
Hatsune Miku: Project Diva 2.5
Hatsune Miku: Project Diva is one of my favorite games ever, I have an unholy addiction to this game. If you're unfamiliar with Miku's music here's
. Project Diva is seriously the best music game I've ever played it even has nods to Valkyria Chronicles & Space Channel 5. Crypton Future Media has decided to bring Miku to North America, I think now would be a perfect time to localize Project Diva 2.5. It would be very easy all they need to worry about is the menus. If this stays a JP only game it's not a big deal because the the PSP is region free, but importing games is expensive it would come around to $80 USD with shipping. That's the reason I hadn't boughten Project Diva the 2nd, I was waiting for a price drop.
Also this would make the DLC readily available to us in the U.S. In order to get the two DLC packs for Project Diva 1 in the U.S. You have to jump through all these hoops, make a JP PSN account, buy JP PSN cards which are marked up, and in the end you pay about $30 to $40 per DLC pack. If the price was readjusted for the U.S. It would only be $10 or $15 for pack. If you're going to bring Miku to America do something worthwhile. Release her CDs, figures and games here, we don't want to see her in car commercials, that just pissed everyone off.
On a side note I will not buy an NGP until they announce Project Diva the 3rd.
More XBLA Games on PSN
I'd like to play these on my PS3
Dust: An Elysian Tail
, BattleBlock Theater, Insanely Twisted Shadow Planet.
Games Added to the Nintendo Selects Line
Nintendo announced a budget game line and I'd like these game to be added to it
Super Paper Mario, Kirby's Epic Yarn, Donkey Kong Country Returns.
Super Paper Mario came out 4 years ago, and I don't want to pay $50 for it.
New Cel-Shaded Game
I'd like to see a reveal of a new cel-shaded game, I am a cel-shaded game whore, and will play almost any game that is cel-shaded. Also I'd finally like to see a good dinosaur game, one where you walk around as a T-Rex and eat people. I remember repeatedly playing the demo to a Jurassic Park game that wasn't very good, but I got to be a dinosaur so I didn't care. Seriously why are there not more dinosaur games? I want a game where you can smash buildings, throw school buses full of screaming children, and glide around on rocket skates, who wouldn't want to play that?
The 3DS has taught me that cats need a bigger presence in video games, I was planning on getting Nintendogs, but when I found out that cats were only a minor feature I decided not to. I realized the reason I really enjoyed playing Find Mii was because I get to stab ghost as a cat, what an amazing Idea. If somebody combined this and made a cel-shaded game where you play both sides of a dinosaur invasion in a town inhabited by cats, that would make for a game that I would never stop playing.
E3 With Destructoid/ E3 With Friends
So last year's E3 was really good, but their was one thing missing for me, and that was people to share my excitement with. My best friend was out of the state and working at the time, so we didn't get to talk about it until a week later. So I had no one to share my excitement with at the time, I've meet quite a few D-toiders who share the same interest in games that I do, so I'm looking forward to squeeing with joy right beside them. Excitement is best shared with friends.
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Very good collection of caps Bob, very nice. As you have probably noticed, I have a few from this period and a little bit later. All yours look to be good WWII examples, those with the green to the underside of the peak might be interwars or early war, whilst those with the cloth under the peaks tend to be mid war ish or possible early post war.
The KRRC and the Welch Guards are very nice and the WG in particular I would gladly add to my collection, though I would happily have any of them.
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Julian Stair
Julian Stair (born 1955 in Bristol) is an English potter, academic and writer. He makes groups of work using a variety of materials, from fine glazed porcelain to coarse engineering brick clays. His work ranges in scale from hand-sized cups and teapots to monumental jars at over 6 feet tall and weighing half a ton.
Stair has exhibited internationally over the last 30 years and has work in over twenty public collections including the Victoria & Albert Museum, British Council, American Museum of Art & Design, Hong Kong Museum of Art and the Boymans Museum, Netherlands. In 2004 he was awarded the European Achievement Award by the World Crafts Council for the project Extended Inhumation,[1] and received a Queen Elizabeth Scholarship to research the making of monumental ceramics at Wienerberger's brick factory in Sedgley.[2] In 2008 the Art Fund purchased Monumental Jar V for Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art (mima).[3]
His most recent project was the solo exhibition Quietus: The Vessel, Death and the Human Body which was commissioned by mima and supported by Arts Council England. The exhibition addresses the containment of the human body in death and features a series of funerary works, from cinerary jars to life-size sarcophagi.[4]
Education and work[edit]
Stair studied ceramics at Camberwell School of Art from 1974–1978, and at the Royal College of Art from 1978–1981. He completed a PhD in Critical Writing on English Studio Pottery: 1910–1940 at the Royal College of Art in 2002. He was a trustee of the Crafts Council[5] and is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
He lives and works in South London.
Academic career[edit]
Stair is a Principle Research Fellow at the University of Westminster.[6] He was Senior Lecturer at the University of Roehampton, London, (1987–1998); Fellow in Craft & Criticism at Northumbria University, (1998–1999); Research Fellow at the Royal College of Art, (2004); and Senior Research Fellow at University of Arts, London, (2002–2011). He is an alumnus of Cape Farewell, UK, an interdisciplinary programme that explores a sustained artistic response to climate change. He joined the 2008 Disko Bay Expedition, visiting West Greenland with over 40 international artists, journalists and scientists.[7]
He has been a regular contributor to ceramic journals since the mid-1980s. Recent publications include 'The Employment of Matter: Pottery of the Omega Workshop', contributing essay to Beyond Bloomsbury: Designs of the Omega Workshop 1913–19, Courtauld Gallery, London.
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Stair works to commission. Recent commissions include a group of works for the state apartments at Chatworth House, Derbyshire, a 130-piece installation for a private London client, and several groups for the Hong Kong and Singapore offices of Fidelity Investment.[citation needed]
- 2013 – Quietus, Winchester Cathedral, Winchester, UK
- 2013 - Quietus, National Museum of Wales, Cardiff, UK
- 2013 – York Museum, UK
- 2012 – Quietus, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art, UK (touring to National Museum of Wales, Cardiff and Winchester Cathedral)
- 2012 – Curious, West Norwood Cemetery, UK
- 2010 – The Scottish Gallery, Edinburgh
- 2006 – Galerie Marianne Heller, Heidelberg, Germany
- 2005 – Terra Keramik, Delft, Netherlands
- 2004 – Collect, Victoria & Albert Museum, London (juried individual exhibitor)
- 2002 – Egg, London
- 2001 – Contemporary Applied Arts, London
- 2000 – Anton Gallery, Washington DC, USA
- 1999 – Lynn Strover Gallery, Cambridge
- 1998 – Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh
- 1997 – Showcase Exhibition, Contemporary Applied Arts, London
- 1988 – Anton Gallery, Washington DC, USA
- 1987 – Anatol Orient, London
- 1987 – Crafts Council Showcase, Institute of Contemporary Art, London
- 1986 – Westminster Gallery, Boston, USA
- 1985 – Anatol Orient, London
- 1984 – Oxford Gallery, Oxford
- 1983 – Katharine House Gallery, Marlborough, UK
Awards and grants[edit]
- 2011 – Grant for Quietus, Arts Council England
- 2011 – Finalist, International Triennial of Silicate Arts, Kecskemét, Hungary
- 2008 – Art Fund purchase of Monumental Jar V, Middlesbrough Institute of Modern Art from COLLECT at the Victoria & Albert Museum
- 2005 – Finalist, Hamlyn Award
- 2004 – European Achievement Award, World Crafts Council
- 2004 – Queen Elizabeth Scholarship
- 2003 – Finalist, World Ceramic Exposition, Seoul, Korea
Selected public collections[edit]
- Crafts Council, London, UK
- Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
- Museum of Arts & Design Manhattan, New York City
- British Council, UK
- Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen, Rotterdam, Netherlands
- Middlebrough Institute of Modern Art, Middlesbrough, UK
- National Museum of Wales, Wales, UK
- York City Art Gallery, York, UK
- Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK
- ^ "Studio Launch – Julian Stair / What's On / Crafts Council". craftscouncil.org.uk. 2013. Retrieved 31 May 2013.
- ^ "Julian Stair – Biography | Ceramics in the Expanded Field". ceramics-in-the-expanded-field.com. 2013. Retrieved 31 May 2013.
- ^ "Monumental Jar V, 2008 by Julian Stair – Adrian Sassoon". adriansassoon.com. 2013. Retrieved 31 May 2013.
- ^ Sykes, Alan (20 July 2012). "Death comes to Middlesbrough | UK news | guardian.co.uk". The Guardian (London: GMG). ISSN 0261-3077. OCLC 60623878. Retrieved 31 May 2013.
- ^ "cc-annual-report_07-08.pdf". pdf.js. 2011. Retrieved 31 May 2013.
- ^ "Dying art reveals body of evidence – Art – Yorkshire Post". yorkshirepost.co.uk. 2013. Retrieved 31 May 2013.
- ^ "Disko Bay Expedition 2008 – Cape Farewell – The cultural response to climate change". capefarewell.com. 2013. Retrieved 31 May 2013.
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Little Tikes Sport Coupe has a timeless design and is ready to hit the road. This car has easy opening doors and even turn signals. The electronic dashboard comes with lights and sounds to amuse kids. There is a handle at the back that lets adults become the backseat driver. It features a cup holder, a clicking key, a clicking gearshift and a honking horn to make playtime fun. Children can enjoy foot to floor motion and if they feel tired they can slide their feet onto the innovative "stow away" footrest.
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Product description is inaccurate
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The product description is misrepresentative of the actual car and the features. I think this product description actually comes from another Little Tikes product.
The missing features that I was most disappointed about were the lack of telescopic handle and 'stow away' footrest...without these, this car is like most any other ride on toy. My son still wants to be pushed around on it and it is no less back-breaking than any other ride on toy we currently have.
That said, it looks nice, steers well and did not require any assembly! Despite this, I would not recommend it to others.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Quite Low to the Ground
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I bought this car for my 17 month old son and it's already almost too small. It rides very low to the ground, and he is quite tall. That being said, if you have a smaller child, it steers well and the wheels are durable for outdoor use. My neighbor's kids are older and still have fun with it in spite of its low rise
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Involvement:General (knows how to use it) - Ownership:more than 1 month
Pros:comfortable, lightweight, the keys are of A Suitable size, good quality materials, is much more than I expected for that price, it is an outstanding product from deal extreme for me
Cons:I have not tried yet Because my tablet With The Cable otg not working, but I tried it on the computer and it works perfect. cable connection is loose and sometimes annoying to close
OtherThoughts:is very handy for writing notes and for support of the tablet. is a very good product
Bottomline:I recommend it, it's cheap and good quality
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