text: Curriculum Vitae Gautam Kar Dob: 1st June 1962, Kolkata (W.B.) India. Address: C.W 49 (2nd Floor), Malibu Towne, Gurgaon, Haryana, Pin: 122001 Res: 0124 4251193 Mob: 0 9910511633 0 9910900633 E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Educational / Professional Qualification: 1989 MVA, Graphics (Print making) 1st class from Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata. 1981-86 BVA, Graphics (Print making) 1st class from Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata. 1983 B.A. (Part 1) Hons. In History of Art-Rabindra Bharati University, Kolkata. 1981-86 Advanced course in Water Colour & Oil from College of Visual Arts, Kolkata. Under guidence of Mr. Subhaprashanna Bhattacharya. 1991 Certificate Course in Photography Federation of Indian Photography, Kolkata. 2003 Advanced course in Metal Enamellings –Enamellist society of India. New Delhi. Member of Enamellist society of India. Scholarships & Awards: 2005- State Academy Award, Chandigarh Lalit Kala. 2001- National Akademi Award (43 National Exhibition of Art, Bangalore) Lalit Kala Academy. New Delhi 1989-91 National scholarship on Print making from Govt. of India, (Dept. of Culture) 1988 State Scholarship from Govt. of West Bengal, (Depts. Information & Culture) 1984 & 1986 Certificate of merit (Water colours & Oil paintings) from Dr. Ashoke Mitra / Prof. Shivnarayan Roy. (College of Visual Arts, Kolkata.) 1981-82 Rabindra Bharati University Scholarship. Teaching Experiences: 2004-07 Assistant Professor, (Graphics) Govt. College of Arts, Chandigarh. Vice-President academic, Post Graduate Program. 2000-04 Visiting faculty, NIFT Delhi. 1999-01 Apeejay Institute of Design (HOD Graphics /Advertising) 1992-93 Visiting faculty, Delhi College of Art Painting Exhibitions / participations: 2005 State Lalit Kala Academy, Chandigarh 2004 "Group show at Mongolia", Organized by L.K.G. Delhi, 2004 "Swarnrekha" Exhibition of National & Triennale Awardees, Lalit Kala Academy. New Delhi 2004 Group show at north gallery, Academy of fine arts. Kolkata 2003 Group show of Indian Artists at Ulmen, Germany 2003 "Togetherness" two persons show at Ulmen, Frankfurt Germany 2003 Goa Kala Academy. Panjim. (LKG) 2002 Lalit Kala Akademi Gallery. Delhi 2002 "Realism" a Group shows at Hyatt Regency Hotel, New Delhi 2001 National Exhibition of art at Chitrakala Parisath, Bangalore (Lalit Kala Academy New Delhi) 2001 International Biennial (Prints & Drawings) at Taipei Museum. Taiwan 2001 & 2007 "Art for Prabhat" an exhibition to help children with mental handicaps at Academy of Fine Arts. New Delhi & Habitat Centre, New Delhi. 2001 "Just another day" group show at AIFACS, New Delhi 2001 "Symphony of Colours" group show at Visual Art gallery, India Habitat Center, New Delhi 2000 Time & Space Art Gallery, Bangalore. 2000 Art & Soul Art Gallery, Taj Palace, New Delhi. 2000 AIFACS Millennium show, New Delhi. 1999 Exhibition for "Kargil Heroes, New Delhi. 1988All India Exhibitions of AIFACS, New Delhi, 1984- 91 All India Exhibitions at Birla Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata. 1987 All India Exhibitions at Oriental Society of Art, Kolkata 1990 Alliance Francoise de Calcutta. Kolkata 1985-88 Charukala Exhibitions by Govt of West Bengal 1987 Inaugural Ceremony of Arts Acre, Kolkata 1985 Xavierian Art Exhibition at St. Xavier's College, Kolkata. 1984-85 Painting Fair by Apeejay, Park Hotel, Kolkata 19982-90 All India Art Exhibition at Academy of Fine Arts, Kolkata. Camps / Workshops: 2006 All India Painters Camp, Barog ( Himachal Prodesh) By Art Mall, Delhi. 2006 Drawing Camp, Chandigarh Lalitkala Academy, 2003 All India National Artists Camp- by Lalit Kala Academy, New Delhi, at Goa Kala Academy, Panjim. 2003 Metal Enamellings workshop –on copper & silver at Delhi. 2001 "Bamien Buddha" Art Camp organized by Habiart gallery. New Delhi. 2000 Two-person show (sponsored by IIC) at India International Center Gallery, New Delhi. 2000-02 Coordinated Art Workshops for children. Organized by CASP-PLAN (NGO) Delhi 2000-02 Coordinated Art- Camps for Children, at Pragati Maidan Organized by Bengal association, Delhi 2002 All India Artist Camp organized by AIFACS, New Delhi. 2000 "Art & Soul" All India Artist camp at Taj Palace Hotel, Organised by Art World, Chennai. 1985-90 Organized "Shilpi-Shibir" (an all Bengal artist/artisan camp) Uttarpara, Hooghly, W.B 1986 Fine Arts Workshop organised by Govt.of West Bengal, dept. of Information & Culture. Demonstrations / Work / Contribution: 2001-02, Participated Art & Crafts workshops with destitute children from different slums of Delhi. Designed & published a newspaper, named Bal-darpana with the children. Organized by CASP-PLAN (NGO) Delhi 2000- 03 Organised Art & Print Camps at Delhi, with Bengal association Delhi. 1984-85-87-89-99 Organised Art Camps "Silpi- Sibir" Kolkata, with the participation of local people, artisans of Dhokra & terracotta artisans from Bankura,W.B. as well as junior & senior eminent painters, sculptors, printmakers. It was not only a good exchange of ideas or experience but also an awareness process for both sides. 1987 Organising member of "Etching & Drawings" show by eminent German scholar Mr. Gunter Grass at Inaugural Ceremony of Arts Acre, Kolkata. Advertising & Designing Experience. 2005-06 – Consultant Vice president, Creative services, Business School of Fashion, Fashion Technology Park, Chandigarh, Mohali. 2001- Grand Maratha Sheraton, campaign with J.WalterThompson Ltd. Gurgaon. 1997-99 Creative Consultant -Mudra Communications Ltd., New Delhi. (Clients- Samsung CTV & Whites, Nestle, Lay's food, McDonald's, Business Standards Newspaper, Dabur hair oil etc) 1994-97 Creative Director-Millennium Advertising & Marketing Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi. (Clients- Canter Mitsubishi, Eicher Motors & Tractors, Ranbaxy, Mody pharmaceuticals, Mody-Mundi pharmaceuticals, Group-4 Securities etc. 1992-94 Sr.Art Director – Pamm Advertising Pvt. Ltd. (Clients- Indian Railways, Delhi Police, Vimal Furniture, UP Tourism, Sir's & Her's Stores, Sharin Harba etc. 1992-94 Art Director –Hindustan Thomson Associates Ltd., New Delhi. (Clients- Horlicks, Maruti, I.T.C. Maurya Sheraton Delhi, Pepsi etc.) 1991-92 Visualiser & Illustrator-Indian Express Newspaper Kolkata & Chandigarh. Design development for "Classified" 1992-94 Freelance Illustrator-Businesses Today 1987-91 Freelance Photographer of "The Statesman" newspaper, Kolkata 1987 Organized, Solo Exhibition of Eminent German Scholar Mr. Gunter Grass, Arts Acre, Kolkata. (Other clients (freelanced) - U.P. tourism, HFCL group, PNB, J.K. tyre annual report, AT&T, Uttaranchal tourism, website design / concept development for British council, campaign design for Encyclopedia Britannica India, King Fisher.com, etc) Works are in the collection (Organisations) Kala Academy, Goa Lalit Kala Akademi, New Delhi, India All India Art & Crafts Society, New Delhi University of Dhaka, Bangladesh Mentor Graphics India , Noida . Taj Palace Hotel Sonodyne Electronics Pvt. Ltd. Sony India Ltd. Siemens Electronics & Tele.com India Ltd Indian Embassy, Cairo, (Private Collections) Mr. Dig Vijay Sing, (Former CM, MP) Mr.N.L.Kanodia, (Kanodia Shipping & Industries) Mr.Gulzar, (Lyricist & Film Maker) Mrs. Gita Singh (Gallery Art Pilgrim) Also in Egypt, Australia, Ulmen, Frankfurt, Switzerland, and Singapore. (GAUTAM KAR)


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I had two Pinterest photos as inspiration for this room, but I knew from the first moment that I wanted the color scheme to be turquoise. After searching through tons of bedding (and even flirting with the idea of custom-made), I settled on the Harper pattern from Pottery Barn, and then built the rest of the decor around its pretty aqua tone.
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Devolver Digital has teamed up with Cube Roots to publish the indie puzzle RPG Dungeon Hearts on PC, Mac and mobile in early 2013. Before any of you smart alecks ask: No, it's not a mashup of Dungeon Defenders and Kingdom Hearts.
Dungeon Hearts features a "nostalgic" blend of classic RPG elements and match-three puzzle mechanics for a "wholly unique experience," Devolver promises. It has 99 character levels and 16 unique environments, and players will use the matching game to perform powerful attacks in the game's mystical world.
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Dwire, Kathleen A. (RMRS,1) Research Ecologist | Edwards, Pamela (NRS,1) Research Hydrologist | Edwards, Richard T. (PNW,1) Research Ecologist |
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Engert, Jan M. (RMRS,3) Assistant Station Director | Erickson, Heather (PNW,1) Research Ecologist | Evans, James W. (FPL,1) Mathematical Statistician |
Falk, Robert H. (FPL,1) Research General Engineer | Fenn, Mark E. (PSW,3) Research Plant Pathologist | Fettig, Chris (PSW,1) Research Entomologist, Team Leader |
Finch, Deborah M. (RMRS,2) Program Manager/Supervisory Biologist | Finney, Mark A. (RMRS,2) Research Forester | Fischer, Paige (PNW,2) Research Social Scientist |
Fisher, Cherie LeBlanc (NRS,1) Social Scientist | Frankel, Susan J. (PSW,2) Biologist | Fraver, Shawn (NRS,1) Research Ecologist |
Fried, Jeremy S. (PNW,1) Research Forester | Frihart, Charles R. (FPL,5) Research Chemist | Fujioka, Francis M. (PSW,1) Meteorologist |
Gallagher, Michael (NRS,1) Research Technician and Site Superintendant | Ganey, Joseph L. (RMRS,2) Research Wildlife Biologist | Giardina, Christian P. (PSW,1) Research Ecologist |
Gillette, Nancy E. (PSW,2) Research Entomologist Emeritus | Glaeser, Jessie A. (NRS,3) Research Plant Pathologist | Glass, Samuel V. (FPL,5) Research Physical Scientist |
Gobster, Paul H. (NRS,2) Research Social Scientist | Goeking, Sara A. (RMRS,1) Biological Scientist | Gonzalez, Grizelle (IITF,6) Project Leader - Research Ecologist |
Gonzalez-Caban, Armando (PSW,2) Economist | Goodrick, Scott (SRS,1) Project Leader & Research Meteorologist | Gormanson, Dale D. (NRS,1) Supervisory Forester |
Gould, William A. (IITF,6) Research Ecologist | Grant, Gordon (PNW,4) Research Hydrologist | Gray, Andrew (PNW,1) Research Ecologist, Team Leader |
Green, Frederick (FPL,2) Research Microbiologist | Greenberg, Katie H. (SRS,1) Project Leader & Research Ecologist | Greenberg, Katie H. (NRS,1) Project Leader & Research Ecologist |
Greene, John L. (SRS,1) Emeritus Scientist | Groover, Andrew T. (PSW,2) Research Geneticist Plants - email@example.com | Grove, Morgan (NRS,1) Research Forester |
Guldin, James M. (IITF,1) Supervisory Research Ecologist and Project Leader | Guldin, James M. (SRS,1) Supervisory Research Ecologist and Project Leader | Guo, Qinfeng (SRS,1) Research Ecologist |
Gustafson, Eric J. (NRS,1) Research Landscape Ecologist | Gustafson, Eric J. (NRS,1) Research Landscape Ecologist | Haight, Robert G. (NRS,4) Research Forester |
Haight, Robert G. (NRS,3) Research Forester | Hammel, Kenneth E. (FPL,1) Research Chemist | Hanula, James L. (SRS,1) Research Entomologist |
Hardy, Colin C. (RMRS,1) Supervisory Biologist | Hargrove, William (SRS,2) Research Ecologist | Harrington, Connie (PNW,2) Research Forester |
Harrington, Timothy B., Ph.D. (PNW,3) Research Forester | Harvey, Bret C. (PSW,1) Research Fish Biologist, Team Leader | Healey, Sean P. (RMRS,2) Research Ecologist |
Heartsill Scalley, Tamara (NRS,1) Research Ecologist | Heartsill Scalley, Tamara (IITF,3) Research Ecologist | Heath, Linda S. (NRS,2) Research Forester |
Heilman, Warren E. (NRS,2) Research Meteorologist | Heilman, Warren E. (NRS,1) Research Meteorologist | Helmer, Eileen H. (IITF,2) Research Ecologist |
Hennon, Paul (PNW,1) Research Plant Pathologist | Hermansen, Annie (SRS,1) Center Manager | Hiremath, Shivanand (NRS,1) Research Biologist |
Hirth, Kolby (FPL,1) Chemist | Holmes, Thomas P. (SRS,1) Research Forester | Hoover, Coeli (NRS,1) Research Ecologist |
Houtman, Carl J. (FPL,2) Chemical Engineer | Hudak, Andrew T. (RMRS,1) Research Forester | Hughes, Flint (PSW,1) Ecologist |
Hunt, Christopher G. (FPL,2) Research Chemist | Hunt, John F. (FPL,3) Research General Engineer | Hutchinson, Todd (NRS,1) Research Ecologist |
Ibach, Rebecca E. (FPL,2) Research Chemist | Ince, Peter J. (FPL,2) Research Forester | Isaak, Daniel J. (RMRS,1) Research Fish Biologist |
Jakes, Joseph (FPL,1) Research Materials Engineer | Jakes, Pamela J. (NRS,2) Research Social Scientist | Jeffries, Thomas W. (FPL,1) Research Microbiologist |
Jenkins, Katie (FPL,1) Student Trainee Biological Sciences | Jimenez, Daniel M. (RMRS,1) Mechanical Engineer | Johnson Gaither, Cassandra (SRS,3) Research Social Scientist |
Johnson, Morris C. (PNW,1) Research Fire Ecologist | Johnson, Sherri (PNW,1) Research Ecologist | Johnson, Tracy (PSW,1) Research Entomologist |
Jolly, Matt (RMRS,1) Ecologist | Jovan, Sarah, Dr (PNW,1) Research Ecologist | Juzwik, Jennifer (NRS,1) Research Plant Pathologist |
Keane II, Robert E. (RMRS,2) Supervisory Research Ecologist | Keena, Melody (NRS,3) Research Entomologist | Kelsey, Rick G. (PNW,1) Research Forester |
Kenefic, Laura (NRS,2) Research Forester | Kerns, Becky K. (PNW,1) Research Ecologist | Kersten, Philip J. (FPL,1) Research Microbiologist |
King, David (NRS,2) Research Wildlife Biologist | Kirker, Grant (FPL,1) Research Forest Products Technologist | Klepzig, Kier D. (SRS,3) Assistant Director |
Kline, Jeff (PNW,2) Research Forester | Knapp, Eric E. (PSW,2) Research Ecologist | Knight, Kathleen (NRS,1) Research Ecologist |
Kolka, Randy (NRS,1) Team Leader / Research Soil Scientist | Kretschmann, David E. (FPL,3) Research General Engineer | Kruger, Linda E. , Ph.D. (PNW,1) Research Social Scientist |
Kubiske, Mark E. (NRS,1) Research Plant Physiologist | Lake, Frank (PSW,1) Research Ecologist | Landres, Peter B. (RMRS,2) Ecologist |
Larkin, Sim (PNW,2) Climate Scientist and AirFire Team Leader | LeDoux, Chris B. (NRS,1) Supervisory Research Industrial Engineer | Lebow, Patricia K. (FPL,1) Mathematical Statistician |
Lebow, Stan (FPL,4) Research Forest Products Technologist | Lee, Danny C. (SRS,1) Center Director | Lind, Amy J. (PSW,3) Wildlife Biologist |
Lindner, Daniel (NRS,2) Research Plant Pathologist | Lister, Andrew (NRS,1) Research Forester | Liu, Yongqiang (SRS,2) Research Meteorologist / Leader, Atmospheric Science Team |
Loeb, Susan C. (SRS,1) Research Ecologist | Lowell, Eini C. (PNW,2) research scientist | Luce, Charles H. (RMRS,1) Research Hydrologist |
Lugo, Ariel (IITF,1) Ecologist Director | Lundquist, John (PNW,1) Supervisory Forest Entomologist | Marcot, Bruce G. (PNW,2) Research Wildlife Biologist |
Mason, Andy (WO,4) Director, USDA National Agroforestry Center | Matthews, Kathleen R. (PSW,1) Fish Biologist Research | Matthews, Stephen (NRS,1) Ecologist |
McCaffrey, Sarah M. (NRS,2) Research Forester | McCaffrey, Sarah M. (NRS,1) Research Forester | McCollum, Dan W. (RMRS,1) Economist |
McCormick, Frank H. (RMRS,4) Program Manager | McGaughey, Robert (PNW,1) Research Forester | McGinley, Kathleen (IITF,2) International Relations Specialist |
McGuinness, Barbara (NRS,3) Forester/Environmental Literacy Coordinator | McPherson, Greg (PSW,3) Supervisory Research Forester | Mckeever, David B. (FPL,2) Research Forester |
Mcnulty, Steve (SRS,1) Team Leader, Ecologist | Meyer, Susan E. (RMRS,1) Research Ecologist | Michler, Charles H. (NRS,1) Program Manager |
Miller, Carol L. (RMRS,2) Research Ecologist | Miller, James H. (SRS,2) Research Ecologist (Emeritus) | Miniat, Chelcy F. (SRS,1) Project Leader |
Minocha, Rakesh (NRS,1) Plant Physiologist / Biochemist | Miranda, Brian (NRS,1) Ecologist | Mockrin, Miranda (RMRS,1) Research Scientist |
Montague, Iris (NRS,1) Research Forester | Moon, Robert J. (FPL,6) Materials Research Engineer | Moser, W. Keith (NRS,1) Research Forester |
Mowrer, Hobart T. (RMRS,1) Biologist | Munoz-Erickson, Tischa A. (IITF,2) Research Social Scientist | Musselman, Robert (Bob) C. (RMRS,2) Research Plant Physiologist |
Nakasone, Karen (NRS,1) Botanist | Nelson, C. Dana (SRS,2) Project Leader/Research Geneticist | Nelson, Mark D. (NRS,2) Research Forester |
Nislow, Keith (NRS,1) Team Leader / Research Fisheries Biologist | Norman, Steve (SRS,1) Research Ecologist | North, Malcolm P. (PSW,2) Ecologist |
Nowak, David (NRS,4) Project Leader / Research Forester | O'Brien, Joseph (SRS,1) Research Ecologist | O'Dell, Jane (FPL,1) Physical Science Technician |
O'Neill, Susan (PNW,1) Research Air Quality Engineer | Olson, Deanna ("Dede") H. (PNW,3) Research Ecologist, Team Leader | Ortega, Yvette K. (RMRS,1) Ecologist |
Ortiz-Santana, Beatriz (NRS,1) Botanist | Ostry, Michael E. (NRS,1) Research Plant Pathologist | Ottmar, Roger D. (PNW,2) Research Forester |
Page-Dumroese, Deborah S. (RMRS,1) Research Soil Scientist | Palik, Brian J. (NRS,3) Team Leader / Research Ecologist | Pan, Yude (NRS,2) Research Scientist |
Pardo, Linda (NRS,1) Environmental Engineer | Parks, Sean A. (RMRS,1) Ecologist | Pattison, Robert (PNW,1) Ecologist |
Pearson, Dean E. (RMRS,1) Research Ecologist | Perry, Charles H. (Hobie) (NRS,1) Research Soil Scientist | Perry, Roger W. (SRS,1) Research Wildlife Biologist |
Peterson, Charles (PNW,1) Program Manager | Peterson, David L. (PNW,2) Research Forester | Peterson, David W. (PNW,1) Research Forester |
Poland, Therese M. (NRS,2) Research Entomologist | Poland, Therese M. (NRS,1) Research Entomologist | Potter, Brian (PNW,1) Research Meteorologist |
Preisler, Haiganoush K. (PSW,1) Statistical Scientist | Prestemon, Jeffrey (SRS,3) Project Leader | Progar, Robert (PNW,2) Research Entomologist |
Raish, Carol B. (RMRS,1) Archeologist/Research Social Scientist | Ralph, C. J. (PSW,1) Research Wildlife Biologist | Rammer, Douglas R. (FPL,2) Research General Engineer |
Ramos, Olga (IITF,1) GIS Analyst | Raphael, Martin (PNW,2) Research Wildlife Biologist And Team Leader, Wildlife Ecology | Rebbeck, Joanne (NRS,3) Plant Physiologist |
Reeves, Gordon (PNW,2) Research Fish Biologist | Reid, Leslie M. (PSW,1) Geologist | Richardson, Bryce A. (RMRS,1) Research Geneticist Plant |
Riggan, Philip J. (PSW,2) Research Ecologist | Ristau, Todd (NRS,2) Research Ecologist | Rorig, Miriam (PNW,1) Research Meteorologist |
Ross, Robert J. (FPL,5) Supervisory Research Gen. Engineer | Royo, Alejandro A. (NRS,3) Research Ecologist | Rudie, Alan W. (FPL,3) Supervisory Research Chemist |
Rummer, Robert (SRS,2) Project Leader | Runyon, Justin B. (RMRS,2) Research Entomologist | Rustad, Lindsey (NRS,1) Team Leader / Research Ecologist |
Sabo, Ronald C. (FPL,3) Research Materials Engineer | Saenz, Daniel (SRS,1) Research Wildlife Biologist | Schoettle, Anna W. (RMRS,1) Research Plant Ecophysiologist |
Schuler, Thomas (NRS,2) Project Leader / Research Forester | Schulz, Bethany (PNW,1) Research Ecologist/National Vegetation Indicator Advisor | Scott, Andy (SRS,1) Research Soil Scientist |
Scott, Charles (NRS,1) Program Manager | Seybold, Steven J. (PSW,2) Research Entomologist | Shaw, Nancy L. (RMRS,1) Scientist Emeritus |
Shifley, Stephen R. (NRS,2) Research Forester (Biometrics) | Simpson, Jim (PSW,1) Meteorologist | Skinner, Carl N. (PSW,3) Geographer |
Skowronski, Nicholas (NRS,3) Research Forester | Slavicek, Jim (NRS,1) Project Leader / Research Biologist | Smith, James (NRS,1) Plant Physiology/Modeling |
Smith, Jane E. (PNW,1) Research Botanist | Smith, Kevin T. (NRS,2) Supervisory Plant Physiologist | Snyder, Stephanie (NRS,2) Operations Research Analyst |
Snyder, Stephanie (NRS,1) Operations Research Analyst | Spetich, Marty (SRS,1) Research Forest Ecologist | Spriggs, Perdita B. (SRS,1) Communications Director |
Squires, John R. (RMRS,2) Research Wildlife Biologist | St. Johns, Franz (FPL,1) Research Microbiologist | Stanturf, John A. (SRS,2) Senior Scientist |
Stark, Nicole M. (FPL,4) Research Chemical Engineer | Stewart, Susan I. (NRS,1) Research Social Scientist | Stoleson, Scott H. (NRS,3) Research Wildlife Biologist |
Stout, Susan (NRS,1) Project Leader / Research Forester | Sturtevant, Brian R. (NRS,1) Research Ecologist | Sturtevant, Brian R. (NRS,1) Research Ecologist |
Sun, Ge (SRS,2) Research Hydrologist | Svendsen, Erika (NRS,1) Research Social Scientist | Swanson, Cindy S. S. (RMRS,5) Program Manager Human Dimensions |
Swanston, Chris (NRS,4) Research Ecologist | Thomas, Ed (NRS,1) Research Computer Scientist | Thomas-Van Gundy, Melissa (NRS,1) Research Forester |
Thompson, Craig M. (PSW,1) Research Ecologist | Thompson, Frank R. (NRS,1) Research Wildlife Biologist | Thompson, Frank R. (NRS,1) Research Wildlife Biologist |
Thompson, Matthew P. (RMRS,2) Research Forester | Trettin, Carl C. (SRS,1) Team Leader | Trotter, III, R. Talbot (NRS,1) Research Ecologist |
Tshabalala, Mandla A. (FPL,2) Research Chemist | Twery, Mark (NRS,1) Scientist Emeritus | Ulyshen, Michael (SRS,1) Research Entomologist |
Urbanski, Shawn P. (RMRS,1) Res Phys Scntst | Valentine, Harry (NRS,1) Research Forester | Van Bloem, Skip (IITF,2) Project Leader |
Venette, Robert C. (NRS,1) Research Biologist | Verrill, Steve P. (FPL,1) Mathematical Statistician | Wacker, James P. (FPL,4) Research General Engineer |
Waddell, Karen (PNW,1) Forest Resource Analyst | Waldrop, Tom (SRS,2) Team Leader/Supervisory Research Forester | Walters, Brian F. (NRS,1) Forester |
Wang, Xiping (FPL,5) Forest Products Technologist | Warren, Steve D. (RMRS,1) Disturbance Ecologist | Watson, Alan E. (RMRS,2) Supervisory Research Social Scientist |
Wear, David N. (SRS,1) Project Leader | Weaver, Peter (IITF,1) Research Forester | Weise, David R. (PSW,1) Research Forester |
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White, Robert H. (FPL,4) Research Wood Scientist | Wiedenbeck, Jan (NRS,1) Team Leader / Research Forest Products Technologist. | Wiedenhoeft, Alex C. (FPL,1) Research Botanist |
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Phillips 66 Recommends Rejection Of Mini-Tender Offer By TRC Capital Corporation
Phillips 66 (NYSE: PSX) recommends that shareholders not tender their shares in response to an unsolicited "mini-tender offer" by TRC Capital Corporation (TRC). TRC is offering to purchase up to 3 million shares, or less than 0.48% of Phillips 66's outstanding common stock. TRC's offer price of $31.30 per share represents a 4.78% discount to the Phillips 66 closing share price on June 25, 2012, the day prior to the commencement of TRC's mini-tender offer.
Phillips 66 strongly recommends investors obtain current market quotes for their shares of common stock and consult with their financial advisors with respect to TRC's offer. The company does not endorse and is not associated with TRC's unsolicited mini-tender offer.
Phillips 66 shareholders who have already tendered shares in the offer are advised that they may withdraw their shares as described in TRC's offer documentation prior to the expiration of the offer, which is currently scheduled for 12:01 a.m. EDT on Thursday, July 26, 2012.
TRC has made several mini-tender offers with other large publicly traded companies. The SEC has issued an investor alert regarding mini-tender offers. The advisory is available at http://www.sec.gov/investor/pubs/minitend.htm.
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Restaurant Owner's Facebook Post About Tossing Kids From Eatery Incites Scandal
All of the sudden, kids eating in restaurants is a hot topic.
All of the sudden, kids eating in restaurants is a hot topic.
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There's a new dining option in Central New York now that Roly Poly has opened on Seneca Turnpike.
For many of us, Thanksgiving dinner takes place at the dining room table. But if your family's tradition involves going to local restaurant instead, you should understand the risk factors involved in breaking bread with hundreds, possibly thousands, of other people who might not be as hygienic as you.
Here's a cautionary tale for diners regarding autograts — aka "autogratuity." A family from Houston, Texas claims it was locked inside a La Fisherman restaurant and threatened with police action when it refused to adhere to the restaurants policy of adding an automatic 17 percent tip to the bills for a party of five and beyond.
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TGI Friday's is about to add one more option.
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If you've ever made a restaurant reservation and either blown it off or forgotten about it, this might get your attention: some eateries are now charging or publicly shaming people for not showing up.
The Utica/Rome area has a great collection of Italian restaurants. It's great to see these local businesses striving in a world of big chains. But sometimes, you may need a little big chain restaurant in your life. Where w
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Liz Lemon's Best Words: 'Blerg!' 'Nerds!' 'Jagweed!'
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Firs Park
Firs Park shortly after closure
Location | Firs Street, Falkirk, Stirlingshire, Scotland |
Owner | East Stirlingshire F.C. |
Capacity | 1,800 (200 seated) |
Record attendance | 12,000 v Partick Thistle 21 February 1921 |
Field size | 112 x 72 yards |
Surface | Grass |
Construction | |
Opened | 1921 |
Closed | 2008 |
Demolished | 2012 |
Architect | Archibald Simpson |
Tenants | |
East Stirlingshire F.C. (1921–64 and 1965–2008) |
Firs Park was a football stadium in Falkirk, which was the home of East Stirlingshire F.C. between 1921 and 2008. It was located on Firs Street, 0.3 miles north-east of the town centre. At the time of closing the ground had a capacity of 1,800 with 200 seated.
Early years[edit]
East Stirlingshire F.C. was formed in 1880 when a group of friends from a cricket team called Bainsford Blue Bonnets formed a football team under the name Britannia.[1] At the end of the club's first year of existence it found a home at Randyford Park in the east of Falkirk. At the time, the ground's previous tenant was a cricket team called East Stirlingshire Cricket Club and in 1881, Britannia also adopted the East Stirlingshire name, which stands to this day.[1] By the time the club was admitted to the Scottish Football League in 1900, the club was playing some home games at Merchiston Park in Bainsford and from 1907 onwards it became permanent.[2] The club's first ever league game at Merchiston Park was a 3–2 defeat to Airdrieonians in August 1900 in front of a crowd of 2,500.[2][3]
In 1920, the club was forced to move from Bainsford when a railway line was built across Merchiston Park.[2] The club set about looking for a new site to play its home games and a derelict factory site on Firs Street in Falkirk was chosen. The site was named Firs Park after the street in which it was located and was officially opened in 1921 and would be the club's home for the next 87 years.[2][4] The first ever opposition at Firs Park was Heart of Midlothian F.C..[2]
Shortly after opening, the club's record attendance was set on 21 February 1921 in a Scottish Cup third round tie against eventual champions Partick Thistle F.C., when 12,000 people watched the match.[5] This remained the record attendance for the club during its entire tenure at Firs Park as crowds became smaller due to crowd regulation. In 2007, a limit of 750 was set by police during a Challenge Cup tie with Greenock Morton F.C.. This was due to the small number of turnstiles and there only being one main exit gate.
Merger with Clydebank Juniors F.C.[edit]
In 1964, the board of directors at the club controversially merged East Stirlingshire and junior club Clydebank Juniors F.C. to create East Stirlingshire Clydebank.[4][6] As a result, the new club relocated to Kilbowie Park in Clydebank and Firs Park was closed.[4][6] However, the fans won a legal challenge against the move and the club returned to Firs Park and E.S. Clydebank was disbanded. East Stirlingshire F.C. was reformed in 1965.[4][6] In the meantime, however, the merged club had taken the enclosure roof and floodlights from Firs Park.[4]
Apart from replacing the roof and floodlights, there were few changes to Firs Park until it closed.[4] The Main Stand was replaced in 1992, with the club opting for a near replica of the previous stand.[4] At closure, the stadium had a seating capacity of 200 with room for a further 1,600 standees.[7]
Final match and closure[edit]
Due to the prohibitive costs of improving facilities to meet regulations set by the Scottish Football Association,[8] the club decided to leave Firs Park at the end of the 2007–08 season. The last ever league game to be played at Firs Park was a 3–1 victory for the Shire against Montrose F.C., which meant the club avoided finishing bottom of the Scottish Football League for a sixth consecutive season.[9]
East Stirlingshire did subsequently play one last game at Firs Park, a "closed doors" pre-season friendly vs St. Johnstone on Tuesday 15 July 2008, losing 1-3.[10]
The club currently groundshare with neighbours Stenhousemuir F.C. at their Ochilview Park home. The move was originally intended be for a period of five years during which the club planned to develop a new venue in Falkirk.[8] After lying unused and derelict for almost four years, Firs Park was demolished in January 2012.
- ^ a b Club History - 1880-1900, East Stirlingshire F.C.. Retrieved 6 January 2013.
- ^ a b c d e Club History - 1900-1940, East Stirlingshire F.C.. Retrieved 10 June 2011.
- ^ Results for East Stirlingshire for 1900-01, londonhearts.com. Retrieved 6 January 2013.
- ^ a b c d e f g Inglis 1996, p. 443
- ^ Scottish Football Ground Guide - East Stirlingshire, scottishgrounds.co.uk. Retrieved 29 June 2011.
- ^ a b c Club History - 1940-1970, East Stirlingshire F.C.. Retrieved 6 January 2013.
- ^ Firs Park - Football Ground Map, footballgroundmap.com. Retrieved 10 June 2011
- ^ a b Shire explain Firs Park Departure, BBC Sport. 30 April 2008. Retrieved 11 June 2011.
- ^ McInally looks forward for Shire, BBC Sport. 29 April 2008. Retrieved 7 November 2011.
- ^ [http://www.perthstjohnstonefc.co.uk/newsitemsdetail.php?param=69, St. Johnstone FC. 18 July 2008. Retrieved 6 December 2013.
- Sources
- Inglis, Simon (1996). Football Grounds of Britain. Collins Willow. ISBN 0-00-218426-5.
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The number of 3G users in China should reach 270.9 million in 2014 despite slower-than-expected acceptance of the new telecom service at the start of operations in 2009, according to the Digitimes Research.
Digitimes Research noted that 3G licenses were issued to China Mobile, China Telecom and China Unicom in 2008 after another round of major consolidation in the country's telecom market. China Mobile received a license for the homegrown standard of TD-SCDMA, while China Telecom and China Unicom were licensed for CDMA2000 and WCDMA, respectively.
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"The upshot of this was that even if consumers were tempted to try out 3G services, they were faced with an annoyingly restrictive choice of handset terminals," said Roger Huang, a senior analyst of Digitimes Research. "Moreover, despite the fact that 3G services in China had been in planning for many years before their eventual launch, applied services capable of actually utilizing the advantages of 3G involved a considerable trade off in other respects for all three carriers during this initial period."
Consequently, while the carriers made bold claims in 2009 about drawing in 30 million new 3G users during their first year of operation, this target was revised downward by the middle of the year, and the final number of 3G users by the end of 2009 was just 10.2 million, according to Digitimes Research.
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There are several factors that may accelerate the growth of China's 3G market, within which devices will play a pivotal role. A basic entry-level terminal now costs more than CNY3,000 (US$450) in 2010, let alone a phone with more advanced functions, with the result that 3G usage is limited to the top of the user base pyramid.
"For this reason, all three of China's major telecoms operators must play a more proactive role in the supply chain and appeal to more manufacturers to invest in development, so as to hasten the drop in terminal prices," said Huang, author of Digitimes Research's latest Special Report, "China 3G telecoms, suppliers and market."
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The France legend and Uefa president also claimed that there is nothing new about the uproar which has greeted Gareth Bale's record-breaking move to Real Madrid
Uefa president Michel Platini says that Financial Fair Play is already having a beneficial effect on the way football is run.Upon hearing that Real Madrid were ready to break the transfer record to sign Gareth Bale from Tottenham this summer, Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger claimed that the proposed fee of £86 million made "a joke" of the regulations brought in to curb spending by Europe's cubs.
However, Platini says all of the statistical evidence related to the first season of FFP suggests otherwise.
"This is something we've been working towards for four years and the figures show that it is already working well," the 58-year-old told De Telegraaf.
"In 2010, the top Europeans had a debt of €1.7 billion (£1.4b). The new vetting of over 700 European professional clubs has shown that debt has fallen to €1.1b (£920m)."
"In 2011, there was talk of the top sides owing €57 million (£47m) in unpaid salaries and bills to players, clubs and other taxes. That amount is now €9m (£7.5m)."
However, Platini added that he was unsurprised by the uproar surrounding the size of Bale's transfer fee and says public reaction has always been negative whenever a large sum has been spent on a footballer.
"What can I say about this? This discussion began 30 years ago when €5m (£4.2m) was paid for Diego Maradona and then came Zinedine Zidane for €60m (£50m) and €95m (£80m) for Cristiano Ronaldo," he reasoned.
"The people have been indignant about the money that is paid for footballers for 30 years."


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