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Rare Books - Important Acquisitions List All
Rare Book Collections works to build up the national collections through purchases (through dealers or at auction) and donations. This directory gives details of 763 of the most important items we have acquired since 2000. We update it regularly as new material comes in. The description gives information about why it was chosen and what makes it particularly interesting. You can order the list by date of acquisition, author or title.
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Title | History of King Pippin |
Imprint | Glasgow: A. Paterson |
Language | English |
Notes | This is a delightful chapbook in very good condition. It was published by Archibald Paterson, an engraver and copperplate printer in Glasgow. Between 1820 and 1825 he published a number of small children's books with high quality engravings. "The history of King Pippin" contains 10 wood-engraved illustrations and is in its original printed wrappers with wood engravings to both covers. |
Shelfmark | APS 2.203.030 |
Reference Sources | SBTI |
Acquired on | 23/06/03 |
Title | History of Master Jackey and Miss Harriot |
Imprint | Glasgow: A. Paterson |
Language | English |
Notes | This is a lovely chapbook in very good condition. It was published by Archibald Paterson, an engraver and copperplate printer in Glasgow. Between 1820 and 1825 he published a number of small children's books with high quality engravings. "The history of Master Jackey and Miss Harriot" contains 9 wood-engraved illustrations and is in its original printed wrappers with wood engravings to both covers. |
Shelfmark | APS.2.203.031 |
Reference Sources | SBTI |
Acquired on | 23/06/03 |
Title | History of the horrid and unnatural murders, lately committed by John Smith in the parish of Roseneath, and shire of Dumbarton |
Imprint | Edinburgh |
Date of Publication | 1727 |
Language | English |
Notes | This is an 8-page pamphlet bearing the stamp of the Birmingham Law Society. No bibliographic record for it can be found in ESTC or in other bibliographic databases. It details the pathetic life of John Smith who was hung in 1727 at the age of 29 for the murder of both his sister and his wife. He was born in Greenock and had an early prosperous career running clandestine goods to Ireland. He later left this for the more honest life of a tenant farmer on land adjacent to that owned by his step-father John Campbell. Campbell was an honest and prosperous gentleman who had married Smith's mother upon the death of her husband, John's father. In order to secure a more prosperous and secure future, Smith proposed to marry John Campbell's daughter Margaret. He anticipated inheriting a portion of Campbell's estate, as Campbell had no children by his mother. The marriage took place even though Smith had been secretly courting a young woman called Janet Wilson. Smith and Janet Wilson kept up a clandestine correspondence during Smith's marriage and Smith also made promises to Janet Wilson that if his wife were dead he would surely marry her. He had also promised Janet Smith the sum of 1000 merks if she would refuse to marry a particular suitor. Smith's financial situation became such that he could not give the 1000 merks to Janet Wilson as promised and so he murdered his sister Katherine in order that the bulk of Campbell's estate would revert to himself. About a year later Smith murdered his wife Margaret so that he could then keep his promise of marriage to Janet Wilson. Smith later confessed to the murders as suspicions mounted against him and he was hung in Dumbarton on the 20th of January 1727. |
Shelfmark | APS.3.202.11 |
Reference Sources | Not in ESTC |
Acquired on | 04/04/02 |
Author | Crouch, Nathaniel |
Title | History of the kingdoms of Scotland & Ireland. |
Imprint | London |
Date of Publication | 1685 |
Language | English |
Notes | Nathaniel Crouch who wrote under the pseudonym of R.B. Richard or Robert Burton, was a prolific author of books for both adults and children. He is credited with writing, editing or rewriting over 40 books during his long life (c.1632-c.1725). These included emblem books, fables, riddle books, travel narratives and histories. The simplicity of his prose style was praised by Samuel Johnson and he is regarded as one of the first authors to attempt to provide children with entertaining as opposed to purely moralistic reading matter. Crouch had already written about the recent history of the three kingdoms as well as a more exhaustive history of England. In his preface he stated he aimed at 'plainness and brevity' in describing the history of Scotland and Ireland, with particular emphasis on the late medieval period. The book is illustrated with crude woodcuts, some of which are repeated in the text. |
Shelfmark | ABS.1.201.018 |
Acquired on | 19/10/00 |
Title | Holy Bible |
Imprint | Edinburgh: Sir D. Hunter Blair and J. Bruce |
Date of Publication | 1807 |
Language | English |
Notes | This Bible was owned by Jane Baillie Welsh, who was to marry Thomas Carlyle and launch one of the greatest exchanges of correspondence in English. The book is bound for travelling, in red morocco with a fold-over flap to protect it. Inside, the flap is lined with green leather, and it is gilt-stamped 'J. B. Welsh 1814'. It is also signed 'Jane Baillie Welsh' on a flyleaf. In 1814 Jane was just thirteen and being tutored at home, in Haddington, East Lothian. The book clearly stayed with her, as Thomas Carlyle later added his own bookplate to the volume. There are remains of manuscript notes which someone has attempted to erase, but which could be reconstructed. In 1997, the library acquired a copy of Schiller's 'Don Karlos' (Leipzig, 1804), which also has Jane's inscription and Thomas's bookplate. This latest acquisition is particularly interesting as it has this smart binding - which suggests that books were already prized by Jane as a young teenager. |
Shelfmark | Bdg.s.917 |
Acquired on | 28/08/06 |
Title | Holy Bible, containing the old and new testaments |
Imprint | Cambridge |
Date of Publication | 1769 |
Language | English |
Notes | A contemporary Scottish binding in fine condition of brown morocco, gilt tooled with a herringbone design in the centre of both boards; this is contained within a rectangular panel displaying elaborate tooling in gilt of thistles, arabesque, annular and plain dots, and fleurons. With worn marbled endpapers and corners bumped. Otherwise a very good example of an 18th-century Scottish binding. |
Shelfmark | Bdg.s.863 |
Acquired on | 17/03/00 |
Title | Holy Bible |
Imprint | Edinburgh |
Date of Publication | 1764 |
Language | English |
Notes | An unusual contemporary binding for a 1764 Edinburgh-printed edition of the Bible. It is the first of two (or possibly three) volumes. A small number of similar floral bindings were produced in the 1760s and 1770s usually in crimson or red morocco (F.4.e.17) but occasionally in green, as in this example. The library holds two similar, though not identical, bindings with this motif. It is noteworthy for a number of reasons: the spine does not have any raised bands or compartments; it has bold block-printed Dutch gilt endpapers and most strikingly the foredge is tooled in blind, with the petals decorated in red (now faded) in a complementary floral design. On the upper pastedown is the bookplate of James Drummond, possibly dating from the 1880s. (Bookplate also in RSM.23, acquired 1887). |
Shelfmark | Bdg.s.868 |
Acquired on | 23/01/01 |
Title | Holy Bible |
Imprint | Edinburgh: Printed by Alexander Kincaid. |
Date of Publication | 1772 |
Language | English |
Notes | This is a handsome copy of an Edinburgh bible in a contemporary binding of straight-grained red leather, with elaborate gilt tooling which suggests the influence of James Scott. The central panel includes architectural motifs such as columns and urns, as well as birds and various items of foliage. This panel is enclosed by different border rolls; the board edges are tooled as well. The spine has a black leather title label and more tooling, including a laurel-crowned head, and a greek-key design which seems to be Scott's (see Loudon - Ro.19). The binding is in good condition, the colours bright and clear. |
Shelfmark | Bdg.s.898(1) |
Reference Sources | J. H. Loudon, 'James Scott and William Scott', 1980 |
Acquired on | 07/06/04 |
Title | Holy Bible |
Imprint | North Hatfield |
Date of Publication | 1999 |
Notes | 2 vols. 1 of 400 copies Over the years the Library has been building an impressive collection of Private Press books produced throughout the world. Many have been donated, for example, the Paterson and Gregynog Press collections, and others have arrived through legal deposit and purchase. In this area recently, and due to funding constraints, the Library has reduced its purchasing but has tried to acquire 'landmark' publications as well as works by Scottish authors published abroad. The present work falls into the former category, and has been described as the last great private press book of the 20th Century. It is an illustrated folio edition of the King James Bible on Zerkall paper (Germany) and printed in GALLIARD type, on a vellum spine binding with handmade paper over the boards. The 235 engravings by Barry Moser were done using a new medium called Resingrave, a white polymer resin, that has been championed by Mr Moser. The design, layout and feel of the publication recalls the famous Doves Press Bible of 1903-1905. The Pennyroyal Caxton Press is a partnership between Barry Moser and Bruce Kovner, a patron of the arts living in New York. |
Shelfmark | FB.l.281 |
Acquired on | 19/05/00 |
Title | Holy Bible |
Imprint | London: Eyre & Spottiswoode |
Date of Publication | 1850 |
Language | English |
Notes | This is an outstanding example of Victorian Scottish craftsmanship. The binding was specially commissioned for the 50th wedding anniversary of William and Agnes Renton on 7 July 1852. We know quite a bit about this couple, thanks to a book entitled 'Memorial of Mrs. Agnes Renton', privately printed in Kelso in 1866 for their family (NLS shelfmark OO.8/2). Agnes Renton was born into a merchant family in Edinburgh on 16 February 1781. William Renton was born in Edinburgh on 7 January 1774 and was also a merchant; he married Agnes on 7 July 1802, and their marriage seems to be have been particularly happy and fruitful. Agnes is portrayed in the Memorial as a strong, intelligent and devout woman, and extracts from her letters confirm this impression. The Memorial describes the anniversary celebrations, which culminated in the presentation of this Bible (pp.26-9): 'On the completion of the fiftieth year of her married life an interesting celebration of it took place, at which all the members of her family in this country were present, including four sons, two daughters, three sons-in-law, two daughters-in-law...and twenty-three grandchildren... About noon on the Jubilee Anniversary, Wednesday, July 7, 1852, the different branches of the family met in their common home, the house of our venerable parents, 22 Buccleuch Place. On entering, all, old and young, received wedding favours and gloves, according to old Scotch fashion. The seniors were ushered into the drawing-room, where father and mother awaited them; and when they were all assembled and had taken their places - the aged couple in arm chairs about the middle of the room - the youngsters entered in procession, two and two, according to age, and, ranged in a beautiful group in front of their grandparents, presented, by the hands of John Robson, as eldest grandson, though not eldest grandchild, the gift of the united grandchildren. It consisted of a magnificent quarto Bible, richly bound and clasped. In the interior of the board fronting the title-page a silver shield is inserted, of ten inches by six, within which is an oval tablet, six inches by four and a-half, containing an embossed genealogical tree of gold. On the base of the trunk are engraved the names of the grandparents, with a plaited lock of the hair incased beneath each. On the successive branches are the names of their children, and where married those also of their partners, with a number of twigs attached, corresponding to that of the grandchildren, and affixed to each a lock of the child's hair with a number indicating the name on the margin of the shield. Surrounding the tablet is a space of about an inch, between the gold rim inclosing it and the border of the shield, which is occupied at the top and bottom with the inscription, and on either side with the names of the donors, in the order of their families, to the number of thirty-one. In making the presentation the speaker delivered a pretty and appropriate address, expressive of the love and reverence and good wishes of the donors, and of their desire to follow the example which had been set by their grandparents, and to gladden their hearts by walking in the fear of the Lord. "Grandpapa" replied with not a little emotion, giving vent to his feelings of gratitude, interest, and affection. We then engaged in worship.' This detailed description leaves no room for doubt that this is the very Bible which is now being offered to NLS. It is a most remarkable object. As well as the extraordinary family tree inside the front board, the Bible is finely bound with gold tooling all over, gilt gauffered leaf edges, fine brass clasps and a velvet lining inside the boards. It is housed in a purpose-built box, also lined with velvet. The book measures 340 x 260 x 112 mm., and the box 345 x 405 x 195 mm. The combined weight is significant. The box also contains two small envelopes containing the hair of two further grandchildren (born after the event?) and a rather moth-eaten pamphlet 'The Rentons of Renton' (about 1950). NLS does not have a copy of this pamphlet, although we have an earlier history of the family, 'Renton', at shelfmark S.120.i. What is particularly noteworthy is that this binding is the work of Colin Frame of Glasgow, according to the lettering on the inner edge of the joint of the front board. This is a binder who is recorded in the Scottish Book Trade Index, but about whom little seems to be known. We do not appear to have any other examples of his work - but he was clearly a highly skilled and innovative craftsman. There is clearly much to discover about 19th-century Glasgow binders, if work of this quality has remained unknown to this day. NLS has only an imperfect copy of this Bible at shelfmark NF.715.b.6. |
Shelfmark | Bdg.l.48 |
Acquired on | 21/11/05 |
Title | Holy Bible |
Imprint | Cambridge |
Date of Publication | 1647 |
Language | English |
Notes | Bound with New Testament, London, 1647 and Psalms of David in meeter, Edinburgh, 1647. An unspoilt example of a simple binding which is likely to have been produced in Scotland in the second quarter of the seventeenth century. The tool in the centrepiece, though it resembles a thistle, is more likely to be a carnation. The crudeness of this tool and the fact the volume includes Psalms printed in Edinburgh strengthens the plausability of it being a Scottish binding. The centrepiece is typical of the kinds of tools that developed towards the end of the centrepiece period, c.1640, which is quite late by London standards. This edition of the 'Psalms of David in meeter' printed by Robert Bryson is not recorded in Aldis or Wing. He was primarily a bookseller and he began printing in 1640. He was also a bookbinder, though definitive examples of his bindings have not been traced. Bryson died in 1645, so this imprint is somewhat erroneous. The business was taken over by his heirs in 1646. |
Shelfmark | Bdg.s.872(1) |
Acquired on | 10/04/01 |
Title | Holy Bible [with Holy Bible. London, 1772 and Psalms. Edinburgh: b. Colin Macfarquhar, 1771] |
Imprint | Oxford: b. Thomas Baskett |
Date of Publication | 1755 |
Language | English |
Notes | These nice examples of mid-eighteenth century Scottish binding come with significant Scottish provenance. The first Bible, bound in one volume, was owned by the Veitch family, who achieved prominence in the eighteenth century when the learned lawyer and MP James Eliock (1712-1793) was appointed judge, with the title Lord Eliock. This volume has Lord Eliock's bookplate, and manuscript notes on the front flyleaves record births, baptisms and deaths in the Veitch family into the nineteenth century. The actual binding is of very dark blue morocco, the boards decorated with a wheel design; the gold tooling in very good condition, as are the gilt green endpapers. A rather unexpected feature of this Bible is the note on the last free blank, which reveals that this was held up as exhibit A in a trial at the High Court of Justice in 1876. This trial related to the estate of Ann Clementina Wilson, deceased, and it seems likely that the annotations in the Bible were used as evidence. A note reads 'This is the Bible marked A referred to in the affidavit of Harry Veitch Hunter sworn in this matter before me this 15th day of March 1877'. The second Bible is bound in two volumes; although it lacks a title-page, the colophon gives the imprint as London, 1772, and the Psalms which follow the Bible has a title-page with the imprint Edinburgh, 1771. Both volumes are inscribed by 'G. Dundas Sept. 22nd. 1778.' This is a member of the famous Dundas family of Arniston. Further manuscript notes explain that the Bible was presented to Grace Dundas by Robert Colt at their wedding, and other notes record the fortunes of the Colt family into the twentieth century. Both volumes have the bookplate of Grace Colt. Various sentimental greetings cards are tipped in. The binding is of red morocco, with a design in the 'herring-bone' tradition, with some interesting stipple tooling and a fine border roll; our collections do not seem to have anything similar from this period. |
Shelfmark | Bdg.s.896(1) |
Reference Sources | DNB, Bindings rubbings |
Acquired on | 26/11/02 |
Title | Holy Bible [with Psalms, 1726] |
Imprint | Edinburgh: b. John Baskett |
Date of Publication | 1726 |
Language | English |
Notes | This is a binding of black goatskin, gilt tooled all over in the distinctive eighteenth-century Scottish style, with border rolls, a central panel, and various 'herring-bone' designs radiating like spokes from the centre. The spine is tooled to a saltire design, the turn-ins and board edges are also tooled, and there are gilt endpapers signed 'Apolonia Maiestderin', possibly the name of the German workshop where they were manufactured. Inside the front board is a leather label indicating that the book was a wedding present on the marriage of Sarah Thomson to Robert Cross in Glasgow in 1738. Manuscript notes record the fortunes of Sarah's family. Eighteenth-century Scotland made a unique contribution to the art of book-binding through the development of the 'wheel' and 'herring-bone' bindings. This large, elegant and balanced binding in excellent condition contains design elements from both styles. In terms of the overall aesthetic quality, nothing equivalent is to be found in our existing binding collections. There are also individual tools which we have not been able to trace elsewhere, such as that used to make the 'filling' of the half-pear shapes. The sheer variety of tools used is extraordinary: stars, flowers, roundels, leaves and spear-heads. This acquisition will be central to our binding collections as an example of Scottish work at its very best. We have a copy of this edition at Bdg.m.46, which is also heavily tooled, although there are no notable tools in common. A variant of this edition recorded in Maggs 1212, no. 92, shows some of the same spine tools and the overall design is comparable. Tools found on bindings we already have: The floral tool used to make the 'bones' of the central and radiating herring-bone patterns, and the tool which makes the 'spear-point' at the head of the herring-bone pattern, are also found in Ry.II.d.31 (Historical and Genealogical Essay, Glasgow, 1723). The 'spear-point' tool and some of the spine tools are also found on Bdg.s.584 (Bible, Oxford, 1729). The roll forming the border of the central panel is found on NG.1534.c.16 (Phaedrus, London, 1745). The outer roll of the border at the edge of the covers, as well as some spine tools, is found on Bdg.s.759 (Bible, London, 1735). Tools not found elsewhere: The 'filling' of the half-pear shapes. The six floral / herring-bone patterns with curved lines. The two horizontal herring-bone patterns, at either side of the central panel. No other examples of this design or these tools have been found in Davis, Sommerlad, Nixon, or in the digital library, or in our bindings files. A generous contribution of £500.00 towards the cost was received from the Friends of the National Libraries. |
Shelfmark | Bdg.m.151(1-2) |
Reference Sources | Maggs catalogue 1075 / 1212 Henry Davis Gift Sommerlad, Scottish 'wheel' and 'herring-bone' bindings in the Bodleian Library Nixon, Five centuries of English bookbinding |
Acquired on | 28/08/02 |
Title | Holy Bible. |
Imprint | London: John Field |
Date of Publication | 1653 |
Language | English |
Notes | This is a beautifully bound Bible in two volumes with the second volume also containing The Psalms of David in Meeter ... Allowed by the Authority of the General Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland. According to the British Library Catalogue 'a spurious edition, not printed by Field.' Field is designated Printer to the Parliament on the general title page and 'one of His Highness's Printers' on the New Testament title. An inscription on the flyleaf of the 2nd vol. Reads: Janet Mitchel/ hir Booke/ 1730 aged 13 the 30th/ of January. The binding is early 18th century Scottish red morocco elegantly gilt in 'herring-bone' style featuring a variety of floral emblems. The spines are tooled in gilt between raised bands with green patterned pastedowns and free flyleaves. The library has a similar, though not identical, binding. This is excellent example of an early 18th century Scottish binding. |
Shelfmark | Bdg.s.890(1) |
Reference Sources | Wing B2240 |
Acquired on | 11/03/03 |
Title | Holy Bible. With Psalms. Edinburgh, 1744. |
Imprint | Edinburgh |
Date of Publication | 1743 [1744] |
Language | English |
Notes | These two volumes of the Bible and metrical Psalms are bound in black goatskin with gold-tooling in outstanding condition. The design is unusual: each board has a central column of eight roundels with dotted centres, which are flanked by elegant floral tooling, all within a dog-tooth roll border. The design was clearly considered thoughtfully, and the blind guide-lines around which it is structured are still visible. The style is comparable to that of the binding on our copy of a 1720 Book of Common Prayer at Bdg.s.768, but there the tools are quite different and the overall impression is graceful but less substantial. This new acquisition has a highly demonstrative binding, and it seems to have been commissioned as a celebratory wedding gift. Inside each volume is a red goatskin label with gold tooling, which reads 'Helen Scott 6th March 1765'. On the first blank leaf of the first volume is an ink list of births, Isobell in 1766, Marion in 1768, and John in 1770. Additionally, there are green and gilt endpapers with a floral design. The spines are finely tooled with five panels separated by raised bands; the second gilt compartment contains the volume number, the other compartments have a saltire design. There is gilt roll tooling to the board edges, and an attractive floral roll on the turn-ins. The textblock is complete and in good condition, the leaf edges are gilt. The second volume is perhaps very slightly more worn (at head and foot of spine) as a possible indication of the fact that this volume contained the metrical Psalms and was hence more likely to be carried to church or used for family worship. This is a bright and appealing addition to the bindings collection, with a human story in it. The bookseller has donated with this purchase an imperfect copy of a Bible printed in Edinburgh by Alexander Kincaid in 1778. Although this is only the first volume, without the title-page, it is attractively bound in red goatskin with a deep floral border. The spine is tooled with five compartments, each containing an oval green leather label, the second with the volume number, the others containing the image of an urn. There are marbled endpapers and the edges are gilt. A very different item to the acquisition described above, but also highly attractive and, again, showing some unusual tooling. |
Shelfmark | Bdg.s.416(1) |
Acquired on | 19/06/02 |
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NewsMarch 19 2014
Leprechauns descend upon Presho
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This group of young Leprechauns: l-r: Ambrus Brakke, Annie Brakke, Morgan Schelske, Ayden Brakke and Avery Brakke along with Tracy Brakke and Melissa Brock watch the start of the 2014 Shamrock Shuffle from the sidewalk in front of Jet Lanes. The group later participated in the 32nd St. Patrick's Day Parade down Presho Main Street.
- Annual event draws crowd to Presho gym
- Presho, Kennebec to hold city elections
- Wheat Growers releases site layout for new facility at Kennebec
- Lyman meets Jones Co. in Dist. 13B Championship game on Thursday
- Lyman plays Whiter River tonight at Dist. 13B
- Lyman to host Dist. 13B Girls Tournament
- RACD performers present 21st dinner/theater
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- Reliance Zoning Commission recommends change in designation
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burton bullet or burton clash?
i am buying my first board and both of these boards are going for 150-175 right now, i hear they are both great beginning all mountain boards, what do you guys think? or have any other recommendations?
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I think the Bullet is a wide only model, unless you have big feet youd be better off with the clash.
Good learner boards, but depending how fast you progress you may outgrow it fairly fast. Altho for that price its not gonna break anyones bank. |
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my first board was a bullet and i hated it after a year. the stance is set waaaaayyyy back and it has a fish-like powder board shape. i have a thing about symmetry though so i like twin tip boards. it was good for learning on but if you progress quickly and plan on going into the park....dont get it.
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My first board was a Bullet and I'm just getting a new one this year after five seasons on the Bullet. I have nothing to compare it to, but really loved it and plan to keep it around. I think it was a good learner's board and definitely suited to all mountain. Not a park/jib board. It's super stable - almost zero chatter at high speeds.
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hahaha yea i should have mentioned that this was in 2003 or 2004 so the bullets probably changed since then. however i just looked at the specs for the new one on the burton website and its still a directional board which means the stance will be set back a little. the nose is also still slightly wider than the tail so what i said is not totally incorrect. on this years 154 bullet the nose width is 303.1mm and the tail is 298.1mm.
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I just bought my first setup. The Clash and Bullet were up for consideration, as was the Flow Merc, Nitro Volume, Forum Image, Forum Nugget and Flow Strike. (I'm looking to just learn to ride and cruise around, no park stuff.) With the 50% off sale, I decided on the Burton Deuce after numerous shopping cart edits from waffling back and forth, and a lot of research. It bought me the most board-technology for my budget. The sale at Sierra is over, but I think dogfunk.com has it for 50% off as well.
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The Jewel of the Gold Coast:
Mrs. Potter Palmer's Chicago
Thursday, January 30
6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
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Note: To receive the member discount, members must log in after clicking through to the ticket purchase screen. Please place the tickets you would like to purchase in your cart and the discount will be applied when you check out. For information about Driehaus Museum memberships, please see the Join section on the website or call 312 482 8933, ext. 21.
The Driehaus Museum introduces the Winter Book Club! Join us for lively discussions of Gilded Age fiction, biographies, and history with the authors where we will expound upon the book from a literary perspective as well as discuss the larger historical context of its content.
Our first Book Club meeting explores the fascinating details of Bertha Honore Palmer's life including her impact on the social life of Chicago in the late 19th century, her leadership as Chairman of the Board of Lady Managers for the Columbian Exposition of 1893, and her influence on the Art Institute of Chicago with popular Chicago historian Sally Kalmbach.
The Jewel of the Gold Coast: Mrs. Potter Palmer's Chicago has 55 illustrations, including pictures of the historic Gold Coast mansions. In the 1870s, Potter Palmer boldly developed the land north of Oak Street, blocks away from then-fashionable Prairie Avenue. He filled that swamp land with sand from Lake Michigan and began selling lots to his very rich friends—hence the name "Gold Coast." A picture of the Palmer "Castle" is included, along with views of the ballroom/art gallery, entry way and items rescued after the Castle was razed. Sally Sexton Kalmbach's gem is packed with carefully researched stories, which she tells with her unique sense of humor and easy style.
In these 90 minute book clubs museum patrons will gather to discuss what they have read with fellow museum goers and the author of the book. The book is available in the Museum store and light refreshments will be provided. A welcome email will introduce the book, the author, and discussion topics one week prior to the book club meeting. Participants should arrive to each book club having read the book. Tickets include Museum admission.
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Saturday, February 21 and March 7
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The Story Behind Selected Jewels- Sold Out!
Thursday, March 19
Curator Elyse Zorn Karlin presents insights into the art jewelry genre. Read more
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The Collection
Saturday, April 11
Join us for a lively discussion of The Collection which explores the glamorous world of haute couture through the eyes of a young girl working as a seamstress at one of the most intriguing fashion houses in history. Read more
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My Fair Audrey
Friday, April 17
Join Driehaus Museum favorite Hilary Feldman accompanied by Beckie Menzie in a musical tribute to Audrey Hepburn. Read more
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Carlisle nightclub struggling with debt problems closed
Last updated at 10:57, Sunday, 17 February 2013
A Carlisle nightclub struggling with debt problems has closed.
Club Rock in Englishgate Plaza, off Botchergate in the city, shut its doors this week when the premises were emptied.
Its closure is the second blow to the city's nightlife and entertainment scene in a week, after nearby Indian restaurant Teza stopped trading.
Club Rock, which opened in 2010, was put into liquidation after owner Dan Russell revealed it had run into debt.
The Newcastle-based insolvency practitioner firm which is handling the insolvency process, Robson Laidler, held meetings in Carlisle on Monday.
Khal Moulem, the city-based agent for the landlord which owns the Club Rock building, said: "I understand a meeting was held and they went in and took the stock out. Club Rock is closed for the time being."
The amounts owed by the two clubs have not been revealed by Mr Russell.
Cash problems also affect the Outrageous club in Lowther Arcade, another of the businessman's interests.
It comes just six months after it was revealed that Mr Russell had battled his way back to health after suffering a massive brain haemorrhage.
He said the problems facing the clubs do not affect his other businesses, a martial arts school and property rental service.
Speaking to the News & Star earlier this month, he said: "I don't believe that Outrageous will close. I believe it will continue under new management. But I do doubt Club Rock will continue."
Mr Russell blamed the financial problems with the latter club on the level of rent demanded by the building's London-based landlord.
The creditors' meeting for Dan Russell and Atlas Developments Ltd, was held at the Hallmark Hotel on Monday.
A separate meeting concerning Outrageous was also held.
Teza closed its doors last week, with its entire contents spirited away in the middle of the night amid a bitter dispute over £60,000 in rent and fixtures and fittings.
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Title: | Health-related physical fitness and its relationship to objectively measured physical activity in children |
Author: | McGuire, Karen Ashlee |
Degree | Master of Science - MSc |
Program | Human Kinetics |
Copyright Date: | 2007 |
Abstract: | During childhood, physical activity (PA) builds the foundation for a healthy body and is an important determinant of chronic disease risk. Recent reports indicate that children in Canada do not participate in sufficient amounts of PA for optimal health and well-being. Furthermore, certain ethnic groups may be at higher risk of developing chronic disease due to extremely low levels of PA and physical fitness. Literature delineating the relationship between PA and health-related physical fitness in children is inconsistent and has been inhibited by PA measurement tools. Objective measures of PA may overcome many of the limitations associated with other PA measurement tools. The purpose of this investigation was to objectively measure habitual PA, examine differences in PA and health-related physical fitness between Asian and Caucasian children, and determine the relationship between PA and health-related physical fitness. One-hundred seventy boys (n = 79) and girls (n = 91) in grades 4 and 5 from five schools in the Greater Vancouver Region participated. Measures of body composition (Body Mass Index and waist circumference), vascular health (blood pressure), resting heart rate, musculoskeletal fitness (grip strength, sit-and-reach, curl-ups and push-ups) cardiorespiratory fitness (Leger shuttle run) and habitual PA (via accelerometry) were obtained over a 1-week period. Results indicated that boys participated in 134 minutes and girls accumulate 114 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (MVPA) per day. Only 30 minutes and 15 minutes per day were accumulated in bouts exceeding 5 minutes in duration in boys and girls respectively. During the school day the percentage of time spent in MVPA for recess, lunch hour and Physical Education class was 28%, 35% and 13% in boys and 18%, 27% and 16% in girls. Caucasian girls accumulated more MVPA per day, had significantly higher counts per minute and had higher aerobic fitness than Asian girls (p<0.05). There was no significant difference in musculoskeletal fitness. Caucasian boys had significantly higher counts per minute, higher aerobic fitness, and significantly higher musculoskeletal fitness scores (p<0.05) than Asian boys. Physical activity did not significantly predict cardiorespiratory or musculoskeletal fitness in either boys or girls. This investigation demonstrated that physical activity during the school day was low. Caucasian boys and girls obtained higher PA and fitness levels than Asian boys and girls. These findings suggest that all children may be at higher risk for health complications associated with low levels of PA, especially those of Asian ethnicity. |
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This is one of theBalm's stronger products, for various reasons. It's a soft powder bronzer with a smooth and buttery texture, but it isn't too powdery, which is an issue with some of the Balm's other pressed-powder products.
The color – a dusty bronze - looks quite dark in the pan, and might be intimidating for those with fair skin tones, but this applies lightly enough and is easy to sheer down so that it resembles a natural tan color. This can also be built up to a color intensity that works on medium skin tones, too.
This powder isn't shimmery, but instead has a soft matte finish that doesn't emphasize pores or fine lines during its wear time. It's also fragrance-free!
Strengths: An excellent tinted moisturizer and lip and cheek stain; good powder blushes and highlighters; mascaras and the cream concealer perform well; effective AHA exfoliants; a very good foundation primer; the eye-makeup remover.
Weaknesses: Lip products that contain irritants such as menthol; some of the brand's eyeshadows are overly powdery and tend to flake/migrate onto other areas of the face; unnecessary fragrance in an otherwise good lip balm; mostly average to irritating cleansers, toners, eye-area products, and moisturizers; no products to treat breakouts or dark spots; several products contain fragrant plant extracts or oils that pose a risk of irritation; jar packaging.
Today, most cosmetics companies seem to be launched for one of three distinct reasons: they come about as the extension of a high-end fashion house's brand (like Burberry, Tom Ford, Dolce & Gabbana, Marc Jacobs, or Armani); they're created by some corporation under the endorsement of a celebrity (Drew Barrymore's Flower Beauty or Kat Von D's line); or, as is the case for theBalm Cosmetics, an entrepreneur saw an "unfilled niche" in the cosmetics market and decided to get to work.
theBalm was founded in San Francisco by Marissa Shipman, who spent years trying to break into the cosmetics industry before forming her own company in 2004. As the story goes, she crafted her own products in her kitchen by consulting makeup books she bought from Amazon.com. (We hoped that one of them was Paula's Don't Go to the Cosmetics Counter Without Me, but given many of the formulations, we don't think so.) Eventually she was able to hire a chemist, get a lab (Bye-bye, kitchen workshop!), and secure distribution through cosmetics retailer Sephora. theBalm's products have (pardon the pun) exploded and are now sold in dozens of countries worldwide.
It's interesting to note that theBalm is quite reminiscent of the Benefit brand; the similarity of the packaging, marketing, colors, product selection, and even the place of origin - San Francisco – is blatant. Featuring recyclable cardboard packaging with retro pinup-style artwork and cutesy names, theBalm line includes both makeup and skin care products, and is reasonably priced, although it's definitely more expensive than what you'll find at the drugstore.
The company's makeup is definitely its stronger suit, with some good options, such as a couple eyeshadow palettes, the mascara, and its pressed-powder blushes. It has one true blockbuster product: Balm Shelter tinted moisturizer. This standout product performs amazingly well and is deserving of its many accolades.
Unfortunately, theBalm also has some problematic makeup, in particular, and ironically, their lip products. The inclusion of irritants in two of its lip products is disappointing, and an otherwise excellent lip gloss (with SPF, no less) is marred by a fragrance that's downright overwhelming initially and potentially irritating if used every day.
As far as skin-care, the company's collection, called TimeBalm, is surprisingly larger than you might think. It includes cleansers, toners, moisturizers, AHA exfoliants, masks, eye-area products, and a handful of ancillary items that are questionable in terms of their benefit—though some of them, like the foundation primer, are indeed worth checking out.
Overall, based on the formulas, there's little reason to give the majority of these skin-care products a second thought, as most of them are laced with one or more problematic ingredients or, in the case of most of the moisturizers, suffer due to jar packaging, which compromises the product's stability. The prices are good, but there's not much value in saving money on average-to-problematic products, especially when spending just a bit more can get you far better formulas.
theBalm boasts that TimeBalm skin-care products are free of parabens, synthetic dyes, and phthalates, and many consumers seem to be seeking such products. However, parabens are not a problem, and phthalates aren't usually included in skin-care products—they're more often seen in nail polish and in some fragrances. Not including synthetic dyes is helpful, but it would have been even better for your skin if theBalm had avoided fragrant oils and other plant-based irritants. Lots of theBalm products contain great natural ingredients, but they're often commingled with potentially irritating natural ingredients, and that doesn't add up to great skin care—it's more of a ticking time bomb than anything else.
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Inhabit Spa Coral Linen Throw Pillow
Combining elements from the ocean with bold bright hues, the Coral Throw Pillow brings the beautiful ocean right into your home. Double-sided, this pillow has two different prints on each side in two luxurious fabrics, retrosuede and sateen. The blue, brown and orange hues of this pillow work together to give you a luxurious accent for your bed linens or home decor.
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Gender: Unisex | Life Stage: Adult |
Tassels Included: No | Washing Method: Hand wash |
Recycled Content: Yes
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Country of Manufacture: United States | Size (13" x 24" Size): Large (Over 20") |
Size (18" x 18" Size): Medium (16" - 20") | Shape (13" x 24" Size): Rectangular |
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Inhabit Living consists of a husband and wife design team, Jennifer and Mike Tuttle, who were lucky enough to find someone who shared an equal passion for design. Both Jennifer and Mike were schooled as graphic designers and have owned and operated Planet 10, an award - winning brand development firm since 1996. With an overall appreciation for design, this allowed these two to spend a lot of time talking about design, thinking about design, and designing without being absent from their personal commitments to one another.With Inhabit, these two acted on a gut feeling about whether a product idea is right for the Inhabit brand and if it could be produced and sold at an affordable price. With everything designed from scratch, Inhabit prides themselves on not taking existing designs or making pillows or bedding from someone elses fabrics. These are all individual sketches, thoughts and ideas brought to life in the Inhabit line.
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Stanley Bostitch Heavy-Duty Carton Staple Remover, Metal
Heavy-duty staple remover is ideal for removing heavy carton staples and using for data processing, shipping and receiving departments. All-metal construction has high-quality nickel and zinc plating for long wear. Will remove a staple from up to 250 sheets of 20 lb. paper. Product Type: Staple Remover Staple Type: Heavy Duty Strength: 250 Sheet of 20 lb Paper Style: Grip Recycled: No Recycled Content: 0% Post-consumer-waste%: 0% Assembly Required: No Color: Silver Brand Name: Bostitch
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Staple Remover Type: Heavy-Duty | Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent: 0 % |
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Stanley-Bostitch manufactures top-quality, innovative fastening tools and fasteners for industrial, construction and home improvement applications. Products include pneumatic staplers and nailers, compressors, manually operated staplers and tackers, coil-fed screw systems, rivet tools, glue guns, a broad assortment of collated nails, screws, staples and specialty fasteners in a variety of materials and finishes, plus office products and carton-closing staplers - many of them industry firsts.Stanley Bostitch Heavy-Duty Carton Staple Remover, Metal
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After using Googles Adwords, where I can make simple changes like bid prices in a few seconds, spending 20 minutes just to find the right page (and then having to wait for it to be approved) seems a bit off.
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Ecco Bella, FlowerColor Blush, Peach Rose, Warm, .05 oz (1.6 g)
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Blush colors made from natural pigments, only Mother Nature will know you are using them.
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This blush is a very nice peach colour with shimmer. It's not really the colour of the photo here. I wasn't expecting a shimmer but was pleasantly surprised. The packaging is not practical and 'cheap' looking but I overlook it as it is natural and has no nasty chemicals.
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Barcelona claim spoils over Espanyol
Alexis Sanchez scored a second-half goal as Barcelona and Lionel Messi struggled past Espanyol 1-0 to remain top of the Spanish league.
Gerardo Martino ensured he completed his first 100 days as Barcelona coach without defeat. Barca had to wait until the 68th minute to break down their city rivals when Sanchez was left with a simple tap-in after clever work from Neymar. It was a rare incisive moment from Barca but enough to ensure they opened a four-point gap at the top of the Primera Division ahead of this weekend's fixtures.
Martino, who began his reign with eight successive league wins, saw his side dominate possession in the first half, but Espanyol effectively got bodies into the box to frustrate their advances. Alexis drew an early save out of Kiko Casilla with a tame side-footed shot, but the away goalkeeper was untested again until just before the break.
Barca repeatedly ran into dead ends, Hector Moreno stopped Neymar in his tracks after the Brazilian glided past two defenders, while referee Velasco Carballo's leniency allowed Espanyol to fracture the rhythm of the game. Moreno and Victor Sanchez were both lucky to avoid a caution, the latter after hacking down an off-color Lionel Messi. The Argentinian floated the resultant free-kick well over.
Espanyol almost stole the lead against the run of play when Dani Alves over-ran the ball to allow Sanchez to slide in. The on-rushing Victor Valdes saw the danger just in time and spread himself to concede a corner.
With a minute to go before the break Barca finally found some penetration with Iniesta forcing Casilla to punch clear and moments later Alves hit the post after a one-two with Sergio Busquets at the top of the area. After the break Messi almost scored a rare header, getting on the end of an Alves cross, but Casilla made good ground diving to his right.
Neymar curled a shot just wide of the far post but it was a shot made of his own doing as the Barca's usual tiki-taka incisiveness was missing. Finally, they did make the breakthrough on 68 minutes and it was Neymar who created the goal. The forward tricked his way into the area before rolling a pass, which fortuitously rolled between the legs of two players, to present Alexis with the simplest tap-in at the back post.
It was the Chilean's seventh goal of the season. Barca hardly finished the match in comfort, with Sergio Garcia blasting over from a tight angle, but the visitors did not have the required threat to find an equalizer.
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Contact for details (505) 985-7454
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Emergency Maintenance, Fitness Center, Green Community
24hr. Emergency maintenance, High-speed internet access, Outstanding access, P/T security guard, Regular-sized pool, Vending machines
Property Details
Extraordinary Living at The Arbors Apartments in Albuquerque, NM
The Arbors is a unique community offering a location that is undeniably one of the best addresses in Albuquerque. Close to downtown, uptown and the freeway, yet quiet and serene in our tucked away residential neighborhood. We offer studio, one and two bedroom homes that have a unique homelike feel to them. Come home and enjoy one of our three refreshing pools or extinguish your stress in our state of the art fitness center. Our 24 hour clothes center allows you the opportunity to take care of laundry at your convenience. Our 24 hour maintenance service and exceptional customer service make you feel welcome and will make you glad to call us your home.
Leasing Terms
Our lease terms are: 3-13 Month Lease Terms (Please note that lease terms may vary, are subject to change without notice, and are based on availability. Inquire with property staff for complete details)
Pet Policy: Maximum 2 pets per apartment.
Pet Policy
Dogs Allowed. Cats Allowed. Pets Accepted. Call for service animal policy.
Community Information
297 units
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Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 9:00am-6:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am-5:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm-5:00pm
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FPI Management, Inc.
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