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Dennis Cooley
|Dennis Cooley
Estevan, Saskatchewan, Canada.
|Author, Writer, Editor.
|Bachelor of Education Degree, Honours Bachelor of Arts Degree, Masters of Arts Degree, Ph.D
|Notable awards
University of Saskatchewan Teaching Fellowship, Canada Council award, University of Rochester Tuition Scholarships, University of Manitoba Research Grant, Olive Beatrice Stanton award, SSHRC Leave Fellowship, Manitoba Arts Council Award, University of Manitoba outreach award, Western Magazine Award for arts commentary, Visiting Professor in Canadian Studies,Featured reader at Moorhead State University, "Favourite Poet" in Write: Readers' Choice poll, Departmental Distinguished Lecturer of the Year Award.
|Diane Cooley
|Megan Cooley & Dana Cooley
Dennis Cooley (born August 27, 1944) is a Canadian author of poetry and criticism, a retired university professor, and a vital figure in the evolution of the prairie long poem. He was raised by his parents on a farm near the small city of Estevan, Saskatchewan in Canada, and currently resides in Winnipeg, Manitoba. He is currently married to his wife, Diane, and is the father of two daughters, Megan and Dana. Dennis's self-proclaimed his influences in writing to be William Carlos Williams, H.D., Robert Duncan, Charles Olson, E.E. Cummings, Eli Mandel, Andrew Suknaski, Daphne Marlatt, bpNichol, Michael Ondaatje, and Robert Kroetsch.[1]
Early life[edit]
As a student, Dennis held a variety of different laboring jobs during the summers.[2] First attending secondary schooling at the University of Saskatchewan, Dennis obtained with added Distinction his Bachelor of Education Degree in 1966, a High Honours Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1967[3] and afterwards upgraded to his Masters of Arts Degree on Stephen Crane's imagery and symbolism in 1968.[4]
Dennis later moved on to New York City to attend one of the United State's top private universities - the University of Rochester. It was there that Dennis prepared his first Doctorate on the San Francisco-born American poet, Robert Duncan. This aided in his earning of his Ph. D in 1971.[5]
From 1972-1973, Dennis was employed within the Blakeney Government in Saskatchewan as an executive assistant.[6] Apart from this, most of Dennis's working life has been spent with aiding those in learning how to utilize the English language. He has worked at St. John's College since 1976 as the Organizer of Literary Conferences within the University of Manitoba[7] and taught Early Modern and Contemporary poetry, specialized in Robert Duncan, Dorothy Livesay, Margaret Atwood, Robert Kroetsch, Eli Mandel, Prairie Literature, the Long poem in the Twentieth Century, Canadian Writers in Self-construction, Fundamentals of Literary Theory, American Literature, Creative Writing, Poetry & Media 1994-1995, Narratology & Postcolonialism.[8] He retired from his occupation as a professor at St. John's College at the University of Manitoba in 2011.[9]
He has since helped start create the Manitoba Writers' Guild, and is currently President.[10] The Manitoba Writers Guild is a support group for writers in Manitoba and was formed in 1981 in Aubigny, Manitoba. It is here that they offer workshops, local reading groups and peer support for enhancing and encouraging other writers of all skill levels.[11]
Dennis is also an editor, and from 1975-1976 was the Assistant Editor on the Journal of Canadian Fiction, the Poetry Editor of Arts Manitoba from 1978-1979 and 1982-1983, the Contributing Editor to Border Crossings from 1989-1993, as well as the Editor at the Pachyderm Press from 1993 onward. He also worked for numerous years as the Workshop Leader at the Sage Hill Writing Experience in 1992, 1998, 1999, and 2000.[12]
Dennis is a founding editor of the Turnstone Press in Winnipeg, Manitoba,[13] which was created in 1976 in a local Winnipeg pub. The Turnstone Press consists of only authors that are landed immigrants or Canadians. They publish fiction, non-fiction, literary criticism, and poetry, and prefer to publish a variety of genres. They are known to give out chances to new authors and publish first time writers. Taking this chance has benefitted then-new authors Di Brandt, John Gould, Lawerence Hill, Sylvia Legris, Margaret Sweatman, and Armin Wiebe. The Turnstone press pushed to publish writing that is fifty percent done with local Manitoba content or by Manitoban writers.
The Turnstone Press is praised by western Canada for its high quality of book publishers, and has been nominated or won the Governor General's Literary Awards, the Commonwealth Writer's Prize, The Giller Prize, the Leacock Prize, IMPAC Dublin Literary Award, The Lambda Awards, The Rogers Trust Prize, The Relit Awards, and other local awards.[14]
With Danid Arnason, he runs the Internet-based Canlit archives.[15]
Dr. Cooley specializes in different genres of poetry; such as literary travel, literary criticism, and the long poem.[16] He shows special interest in Canadian Literature, American Writing, modern and postmodern writing, the languages of orality and print, poetry and politics, and literary theory.[17] To date, Dennis has published a dozen volumes of poetry, and over a hundred various articles, columns, reviews, and interviews.[18]
Dennis has travelled abroad to share his talent by giving workshops, lectures and readings to places such as Russia (Kiev, Odessa, Lviv, Chernivtsi, and Moscow) in May 1991, to the World Poetry Conference in Portugal in May 1995 and again in May 2001, Berlin in August 2002, Poland in April 1999, and Spain in December 1998.[19] To benefit those who don't read his native language of English, some of his work has been translated into Portuguese, German, Chinese and Ukrainian.[20] Dennis gave his time to the University of Augsburg in the summer of 1996 by being the Canadian Studies guest professor.[21]
Dennis is currently keeping busy by working on personal travel journals, poetry books, and a plethora of essays.[22]
- Cooley, D. (1980) Leaving. Lyrical poems about friends and family, Turnstone Press. ISBN 0-88801-0397[23]
- Cooley, D. (1983) Fielding. Poem about Cooley's father, including his death. Thistledown Press. ISBN 0-920066-71-2.
- Cooley, D. (1984) Bloody Jack. Poem that plays off the narrative of Jack Krafchenko, a famous outlaw from early twentieth-century Manitoba. Turnstone Press. ISBN 0-88801-091-5; 1984
- Cooley, D. (1987) Soul Searching. Poems on the mind/body binary. Red Deer College Press. ISBN 0-88995-038-5; 1987.
- Cooley, D. (1987) The Vernacular Muse. Critical essays on the eye and the ear in Canadian literature. Turnstone Press. ISBN 0-88801-124-5; 1987.
- Cooley, D. (1988) Dedications. Poems dedicated to friends and other writers. Thistledown Press.
- Cooley, D. (1988) Perishable Light. Poems from memory, dream, fantasy, set in the Prairies. Coteau Books. ISBN 0-919926-78-9
- Cooley, D. (1992) Eli Mandel and His Works. ECW Press.
- Cooley, D. (1992) This Only Home. Poems on astronauts, astronomers and mariners. Turnstone Press. ISBN 0-88801-164-4
- Cooley, D. (1992) Burglar of Blood. Dracula poems. Pachyderm Press.
- Cooley, D. (1996) Sunfall. Selected and new poems. House of Anansi Press.
- Cooley, D. (2000) Irene Poetry about the death of Cooley's mother. Turnstone Press. ISBN 0-88801-246-2
- Cooley, D. (2002) Bloody Jack. 2nd. ed. University of Alberta. ISBN 0-88864-391-8
- Cooley, D. (2003) Seeing Red Dracula Poems. Turnstone Press. ISBN 0-88801-277-2
- Cooley, D. (2004) Country Music New Poems. Kalamalka. ISBN 0-9693482-8-2
- Cooley, D. (2006) The Bentleys Poems of a prairie couple. University of Alberta. ISBN 978-0-88864-470-1
- Cooley, D. (2007) By Word of Mouth Canadian identity poems. Wilfred Laurier. ISBN 978-1-55458-007-1
- Cooley, D. (2008) Correction Line Reconstructing Memory poems. Thistledown Press. ISBN 978-1-897235-50-8
- Cooley, D. The Stones Prairie Relation poems. Turnstone Press. ISBN 978-0888014498
Books Edited
- Cooley, D (Ed.) (1981) In the Name of Narid: New Poems. Erin, ON: Porcupine's Quill.
- Cooley, D (Ed.) (1981) Draft: An Anthology of Prairie Poetry. Toronto, ON: Turnstone Press.
- Cooley, D (Ed.) (1980) Replacing. Toronto, ON: ECW.
- Cooley, D (Ed.) (1992) Inscriptions: Prairie Poetry. Winnipeg, MB: Turnstone Press.[24]
Dennis is the recipient of twelve Manitoba Book Awards, and the Lifetime Achievement Award.[25] He has also won or been nominated for the following:
- (1967-1968) University of Saskatchewan Teaching Fellowship.
- (1968-1971) Canada Council award for graduate study.
- (1968-1971) University of Rochester Tuition Scholarships.
- (1975) University of Manitoba Research Grant to work on the Duncan papers in the Bancroft Library at Berkeley.
- (1979) Olive Beatrice Stanton award for excellence in teaching.
- (1981-1982) SSHRC Leave Fellowship.
- (1987) Manitoba Arts Council Award to write a screen play based on Bloody Jack.
- (1987) University of Manitoba outreach award.
- (1988) Perishable Light nominated for McNally Robinson Book Award.
- (1989) Western Magazine Award for arts commentary.
- (1990) Visiting Professor in Canadian Studies, University of Trier, West Germany— May–July.
- (1990) Featured reader at Moorhead State University in the Thomas McGrath reading series.
- (May 5, 1995) City of Estevan official Dennis Cooley day.
- (1996) Guest Professor in Canadian Studies at Universität Augsburg.
- (2000) Irene nominated for the McNally Robinson Book of the Year Award.
- (2000) Named "Favourite Poet" in Write: Readers' Choice poll.
- (2001) Irene nominated for McNaly Robinson book of the Year Award.[26]
- (2012) Departmental Distinguished Lecturer of the Year Award from the University of Windsor, Ontario for his Lecture A Lover's Question: Staging Romance in Kroetsch's The Sad Phoenician.[27]
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About Dr. Maureen Kennedy
Born and raised in The Pas, Dr. Kennedy graduated from the University of Winnipeg Collegiate, earned a BSc and BA from the University of Winnipeg and an MD from the University of Manitoba in 1994. After certifying in family medicine at the University of Manitoba, Dr. Kennedy was awarded a two-year fellowship in primary care sport medicine at the University of Calgary Sport Medicine Centre. She completed this fellowship along with a MSc in Kinesiology at the University of Calgary. Her research focus was exercise counselling by family physicians. Dr. Kennedy further explored the use of exercise in medicine with PhD projects examining aerobic exercise in individuals scheduled for total hip or knee replacement surgery. She holds a diploma in sport medicine from the Canadian Academy of Sport Medicine and has served on numerous provincial and national committees for organizations such as the Alberta Medical Association, Canadian Academy of Sport Medicine, College of Family Physicians of Canada and Canadian Society for Exercise Physiology.
For the past 11 years, Dr. Kennedy has practised as a consultant in primary care sport medicine.
Dr. Kennedy's practice focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of injuries, muscle, bone and joint problems, orthopedic triage, weight management, osteoarthritis and dance medicine. She has served as the head physician for Alberta Ballet for the last nine years and has worked with the national women's hockey team along with many elite and amateur athletes in various sports. She points out that sport medicine physicians provide a tremendous service to the general public and the health-care system by shortening orthopedic waiting lists and providing non-surgical treatment options. "It's great to be back home in Manitoba and Winnipeg is a fantastic city," she adds. Readers can expect coverage on a wide range of fitness and health topics, including insider's tips on how to navigate the health-care system.
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Brits resort to bribes to pacify Scotland
Scotland's referendum on whether to split from Britain is a bit more than six weeks away. The battle for the hearts, minds and votes of the undecided, sufficiently numerous to be decisive, is being fought with a mixture of payola and scaremongering unbecoming of such a momentous decision.
A televised debate scheduled for Tuesday evening pits Alex Salmond, leader of the Scottish National Party and the architect of the referendum, against Alastair Darling, the former British chancellor of the exchequer charged with overseeing the Better Together campaign.
So Tuesday, with a bribe blatant enough to make a Mafia don buying the local garbage-collection contract blush, the leaders of Westminster's three main political parties signed a pledge to give the Scottish parliament more tax-collecting powers if the country votes to remain part of Britain.
While the sentiment is laudable — London should be devolving many more powers to the regions of Britain — the timing is tacky. It also suggests that Prime Minister David Cameron and his cohorts might just be a bit more worried about the outcome of the Sept. 18 decision than they've let on.
Polls have consistently shown a majority in agreement with the status quo. A Survation poll published in the Mail on Sunday newspaper found 46 per cent would vote against independence, with 40 per cent in favour of going it alone. The Don't-Know camp was worth 14 per cent, and the margin of error for the online survey was 3.1 percentage points.
For those living in Scotland who haven't made their minds up, the world of finance seems relentlessly bearish on the nation's prospects as a standalone. There isn't enough oil revenue to make the country wealthy, for one thing; Britain is likely to saddle Scotland with debts and chunks of the bailed out Royal Bank of Scotland, for another. A research firm called Fathom Consulting had the scariest line, comparing Scotland's likely financial prospects with those of Greece:
There is only one path to a viable, fiscally independent Scotland: Scotland gets almost all the oil and virtually none of the bank assets. Any other settlement after a yes vote with respect to the distribution of oil revenues or bank assets, could make it impossible for Scotland to borrow, forcing the government into a severe tightening of fiscal policy and Scotland into recession. Scotland would face a situation worse than the one that has been facing Greece for the last few years.
Britain also gets hurt in a split. Citigroup said on July 14 that investors were likely to shun the pound in the weeks leading up to the referendum. Morgan Stanley, in a report a few weeks ago, put the chances of Scottish independence as high as 25 per cent, and said the possible consequences would include a 10 per cent slump in the pound's value, a greater chance of the remainder of Britain quitting the European Union, and a delay in any Bank of England rate increases.
The relationship between Scotland and the rest of Britain increasingly resembles a bad marriage; one partner is perennially unhappy, counselling hasn't worked, and while divorce would be painful and messy, the heart may overrule the head and ignore the financial repercussions. The worst of all possible outcomes in September would be a split decision, with enough yes votes to keep Salmond's dream of ruling his own country alive and sufficient no votes to stop it from happening just yet. But the shabby business of trying to game the voters should end now.
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As NMS Interact Club advisor Bruce Moulthrop wrote in a letter to family members of the Interact Club members, the two clubs encourage students to become active members of the community through service and volunteerism. Each year, Mr Moulthrop explained, "the clubs choose various projects and activities that either provide a community service or raise money for a charitable cause."
The Newtown High School Class of 1984's 30th Reunion event has been set for Saturday, July 19, at Michael's at The Grove, 42 Vail Road, in Bethel.
Classmates, friends, faculty at NHS at the time are invited to attend.
Tickets are on sale for $62 per person, and include a buffet dinner, dessert, DJ, and dancing in a casual summer party atmosphere, according to an announcement.
Seventh grade students at St Rose of Lima School were waiting at each station of the school's Field Day on Monday, June 16.
It is tradition at the school for the seventh graders to oversee the stations. New to this year's field day were basketball and hockey stations, where participating students lined up to take their turns scoring.
Across the field, at the school students also tested their aim by running to meet a moving soccer ball and kick it into the net.
Nearly a month after participating and earning the top title in their category at the Connecticut Student Innovation Expo in Hartford, Newtown High School Connecticut Innovation Academy (CTIA) students were still excited about the product they created this school year. This was the second year in a row that NHS students earned top recognition at the expo. Last year's class placed first in Outstanding Web Design, Outstanding Expo Booth, Outstanding Presentation, and Overall Mobile Application Development. In addition, last year's team tied for first in the Design Document/ White Paper category.
Newtown High School 2014 graduate and the recipient of this year's Middle Gate PTA Scholarship Bethany Dubois spoke to students at Middle Gate's awards assembly on Wednesday, June 18. "I was sitting in this very gym," Bethany said, looking around her, "…eight years ago." Bethany told the assembled third and fourth grade students about how she was nervous when she first came to Middle Gate in third grade, after moving from New Jersey. Looking back, Bethany said she had no need to be nervous, because she found, "by far, Middle Gate kids are the nicest people I have ever met."
Newtown Middle School held its culminating awards ceremony in two sessions on Friday, June 13, due to the weather forcing the event inside. For the second session, eighth grade students at the school found a space on the bleachers or on set-up chairs in the school's main gymnasium. A number of selected students sang the national anthem to begin the event. Students were recognized with awards they earned during the 2013-14 school year during the assembly, for completing achievements during the year, and for participating in different efforts, like being morning announcers at the school.
With blankets and towels folded beneath them, Sandy Hook School students sat behind Monroe's Chalk Hill Middle School on Monday, June 16, for the school's annual awards ceremony. Sandy Hook School Principal Kathy Gombos told the students the event was to celebrate each of the students and their accomplishments throughout the 2013-14 school year.
Most of Hawley Elementary School's awards ceremony, held Tuesday, June 17, may have focused on the school's students, but a special surprise for school's retiring teachers and principal was held until the end of the event. Fourth grade students at the school walked into the school's gymnasium for the event wearing shirts that had the number "14" on the back, marking the students as soon-to-be-alumni. Along with learning about C.H. Booth Library's summer reading program thanks to a representative of the library, students also were honor with a range of awards.
Head O' Meadow's Math Olympiads, athletes, and geography program participants were among some of the students honored during the school's awards assembly, held on Tuesday, June 17. "Congratulations boys and girls. That was an excellent, great accomplishment," Head O' Meadow Principal Barbara Gasparine said to the students who earned recognition in the school's Math Olympiads program. When it was time for Head O' Meadow parent Kristen Mattera, who oversees the school's geography program, to announce the program's participants, she named students who passed a number of the program's tests, naming different countries, regions, and landmasses.
Newtown Youth & Family Services, Inc., will again be offering a week long program for children entering kindergarten called "Safety Town" in July. Safety Town is a national program that was developed in 1964 to teach young children important information on traffic safety, fire safety, water safety, bus safety, bicycle safety, awareness of medicine and poison, and awareness of strangers. All safety topics will be taught in collaboration with local community and health agencies. Cost is $25 per child for the one-week program, and financial assistance is available.


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American Apparel Ex-CEO Charney Seeks $40M in Damages
The former chief executive and founder of hipster clothing brand American Apparel Inc, Dov Charney, is claiming $40 million in damages for a breach of employment contract.
The former chief executive and founder of hipster clothing brand American Apparel Inc, Dov Charney, is claiming $40 million in damages for a breach of employment contract.
American Apparel Inc., whose controversial founder was ousted last year for alleged misconduct, said the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has begun a probe into the company's handling of the matter.
American Apparel Inc. delayed the filing of its annual financial report as it reworks a lending agreement to allow it to take on more debt provided by a hedge fund.
Irving Place, a private equity firm that approached the retailer about an acquisition last year, has grown uncertain about its proposed valuation after months of dealing with American Apparel.
American Apparel Inc. director Robert Mintz has resigned from the retailer's board, according to two people familiar with the situation.
American Apparel Inc., which has been financially troubled for years, is seeking to expand its borrowing limits under an existing loan by bringing in new lenders.
American Apparel's new CEO Paula Schneider wants to reign in the amount of skin on show in the brand's advertising imagery.
American Apparel Inc., which fired controversial founder Dov Charney as chief executive officer last month for alleged misconduct, strengthened rules to prevent sexual harassment among its employees.
An American Apparel Inc. investor, Bigger Capital Fund, says the company hasn't revealed enough information about the saga surrounding the ouster of founder Dov Charney and is demanding to see documents.
BoF compiles the most important professional moves of the week.
American Apparel Inc. founder Dov Charney, who was fired by the company this week, is working with private- equity firm Irving Place Capital on a bid to acquire the retailer.
American Apparel Inc. named retail-industry veteran Paula Schneider as its next chief executive officer and completed the termination of founder Dov Charney, who was initially removed from the CEO job in June for misconduct.
American Apparel Inc., which has been without a permanent chief executive officer since June, posted a wider quarterly loss after the clothing chain's sales fell the most in almost four years.


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Publix on Friday posted sales for the third quarter of $7 billion, representing a 5.6% increase. Comparable-store sales for the third quarter of 2013 increased 4.1%.
Publix Super Markets on Tuesday announced its decision to sell PIX, the fuel/C-store concept it began testing in 2001.
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Publix on Tuesday announced its board of directors declared a semi-annual cash dividend of 35 cents per share on its common stock.
Customer satisfaction with retail pharmacies has increased faster than mail-order pharmacies despite the perceived cost competitiveness of the latter, according to a new study.
Publix Pharmacy is North America's favorite based on customer satisfaction, according to a new study released Wednesday of 3,600 consumers conducted by Market Force Information.
Entrepreneur and TV personality Bill Rancic joined the Dr. Smith's Diaper Rash Ointment team to celebrate the launch of the brand in Walgreens stores across the country, Mission Pharmacal announced.
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Word: cornice
Definition: projecting molding on building (usually above columns or pillars); ó
Definition: projecting molding on building (usually above columns or pillars); ó
Sentences Containing 'cornice'
A four-bay rear projection contains the loading dock, with wood fascia and cornice.
A mezzanine floor at cornice height was used for storage.
A sentimental reformer in architecture, he began at the cornice, not at the foundation.
Above the drum of the halfdomes there is a stone molded cornice.
Also on the property is a contributing frame, pyramidal roofed structure with a coved cornice that may have housed a dairy.
Also the dome is crowned with a stone molded cornice.
Attention was heavily focused on the entry, cornice and windows.
Between the presbytery and sacristy is the belltower with Roman arch, decorated with cornices, pinnacles and small belfrey flanked by vanes and cornice, with spire and weathervane.
It features a center projecting pavilion, stone cornice, and a brick parapet.
It features a pedimented front gable, a molded wood cornice, and an ocular vent opening.
It features an arched entryway with terra cotta trim, terra cotta cornice, and brick parapet.
It features large stone arches, a double stone cornice, and brick parapet.
It has a cross-gable roof with a distinctive cornice and a wraparound porch.
It has a low hipped roof and a projecting box cornice with decorative brackets.
It is brick, two-stories tall, has three second story windows and a cornice.
It is made with finely dressed and polished stone, with no tiles, and has a stone moulded cornice.
It is treated as a temple with a continuous cornice or entablature.
Most of the district's buildings have matching cornice lines and the two frame buildings in the historic district predate the incorporation of Tampico as a village.
On the first floor of this part, there are many rectangular mullioned windows decorated with a cornice.
On the nave-side, there are two round arched windows with simple frames and rectangular door surmounted by frieze and cornice, while a simple window occupies the presbytery.
Originally the front was sided in clapboard with a cornice and frieze; that was replaced with cedar in the 1950s.
Shaw's design features limestone quoins, piers, and decorations, curtain walls with cast iron spandrels on the floors housing the printing presses, and a projecting cornice.
Street-level ornamentation is relatively restrained but increases at the arched second floor windows and cornice.
The architectural detail makes Pontlevoy charming: a crouching monkey carved in limestone on the cornice of a building on the Rue des Singes (Monkey Street), a sun over the doorway of the 17th-century Maison du Dauphin.
The building is notable in the village for its third floor Palladian windows and its elaborate cornice.
The building, which has been used by the Masonic Lodge, has had part of its cornice removed and replaced by a shingled canopy.
The Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Lapa and "Residence of the Society of Jesus" is a Christian sanctuary in the civil parish of Quintela, municipality of Sernancelhe of northern Portugal. The historical residence of the Society of Jesus, this site was transformed to support pilgrims to the site, and is marked by a chapel delineated by Corinthian columns, supporting plinths surmounted by simple frieze and cornice.
The complex consists of the principal three-part plantation house with its grouping of domestic outbuildings and four tenant farms, scattered over . The plantation house has a -story main block constructed in the 1840s with a typical Greek Revival style interior trim and distinctive Italianate cornice brackets.
The lower portion of the cornice is inscribed with the following words in gilt letters: "Here Rest 15,585 of the 315,555 Citizens Who Died in the Defense of Our Country From 1861 to 1865".
The main facade, oriented towards the west, includes main doorway consisting of Roman arch, with frame surmounted by freize and double cornice, which is supported by two Corinthian-inspired columns decorated with cherubs, over parallelepiped plinths ornamented with geometric elements.
The mason who finishes the cornice of the palace returns at night perchance to a hut not so good as a wigwam.
The roof has a heavy cornice and wide overhang in the Italianate style.
The roof level features a molded projecting cornice with scroll brackets.
The roofline had a dentiled cornice with a white frieze below.
The shingled gable roof has cornice returns, and a gabled belfry frame sits on one end of the roof.
The structure has been described as Victorian in style, although the entablature is Neoclassical. The upper portion of the cornice of the arch is inscribed with the name "MCCLELLAN" in gilt capital letters.
The two-story brick building features a metal cornice and two storefronts listed at different addressed.
They also furnished the continuous main cornice with red stuccoed marble and all the pilasters with the same material in an elegant grey.
They both are five unit buildings, tall and narrow, with full-height polygonal bays and a projecting cornice.
This late Victorian structure featured details that evoked the Italianate style: a bracketed metal cornice, tall, narrow profile of the fenestration, and the centralized entrance.
This man seemed to me to lean over the cornice, and timidly whisper his half truth to the rude occupants who really knew it better than he.
To the center is a large rock, and the main body of the college, in a simple rectangular design within the main courtyard. The facades are constructed in granite, with simple cornice and eaves.
More Vocab Words::: dossier - file of documents on a subject or person; file; CF. bundle of papers labeled on the back
::: buxom - full-bosomed; plump; jolly
::: rabble - mob; noisy crowd
::: decadence - decay; fall to a lower level (of morality, civilization, or art); ADJ. decadent
::: glutinous - sticky; viscous; gluey
::: assail - assault
::: schism - division into factions (esp. within a religious body); split
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Hi All,
I posted this to the yeast section, but haven't heard anything so I thought I would try here as I am getting pretty close to the pitching stage.... Sorry to double post.
This may be an odd question but... I used my 1gal jug to make a 2.5L starter. I will be using 2L of it for another beer, but will be fermenting a 1gal batch on the remaining 500ml. The question is; can i just pour the cooled wort right on top of the starter? or do I need to pour the starter out, re-sanitize, then pitch the starter on top of the wort as usual. (FYI this is an ale yeast WLP004)
Any and all comments appreciated!
I think you'll be fine. It will mix itself up. Yeast is pretty smart.