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King Size Bed in Eco B&B
Wholesome Breakfast included
Bright, Crisp, En Suite Room.
Balcony onto peaceful river valley
Kenmare town + bay = 6klm
Hills + trees + Sea+ Killarney Nat. Park
Airports - Kerry 45 mins & Cork 1hr. 30min
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Continuous access in the listing
Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
Easy access to the building and listing for guests in wheelchairs
Private or Shared
Free, in the building or nearby
Posted emergency information and resources
The Space
This is the King Room King-sized bed
Eco B&B, Kenmare, Co. Kerry is excluslive to 3 Rooms.
Bright, Crisp, En Suite Rooms.
1king, 1 dbl I dbl + single.
Peaceful place.
Traffic is miles away.
Rooms spaced well apart.
Wholesome Light Breakfast included or,
Wholesome Luxury Breakfast of organic local produce by request.
No houses disturbs the view either but one lovely stone one that across the river valley.
Lots of light.
WIFI throughout but weaker in King room so use guest sitting room.
There are three listings in all for this lodge.
check out the other two rooms under "kerry eco lodge" and 'the hemp house'.
(This house is made of Hemp and, unless you can inform me to the contrary, I believe it is the only hemp built b and b in Ireland)
King Size Room (this one) Euros 70 - 75 x 2 guests.
Bedroom 2: see listing titled "Kerry Eco Lodge" Double + Single beds.
E.65-75x2 guests
E.50 Single occupancy
E.100x3 guests
Bedroom 3: see listing titled "The Hemp House" has walk in shower/wet room and access door to LIBRARY guest room
Euros70-75x 2 guests
E.40 x Single guest.
More on the house
Hemp/industrial hemp is carbon neutral. The house is heated by geothermal and has further ecological features.
The house is situated by the river, nestled in
The Sheen River Valley.
(rainy days - try the hotel, one mile down the road, The Sheen Falls for a cocktail and watch the waterfalls. A stay there will set you back several hundred for a room and the breakfast is every bit as good as the one you will experience at the Eco Lodge.
People who like my place best are those who love landscape, style, texture, peace and quiet or a bit of fun and chat.
People who don't like it here - that couple who were in too much of a hurry to find the nearest pub.
B&B with healthy breakfast. Stays of 2 nights + @ E.40 single or E.75 for 2 persons. + airbnb fee
Expect: a natural, stylish, eco experience convenient to the best town and the best scenery of Beara & Ring of Kerry.
What you get: Spacious Double Room en suite, floor length windows, southern view wooded river and hills.
use of main quiet library room.
Location: The Lodge is ten minutes/3.05 miles from town/ Kenmare bay/sea/pier/river,
You will need a bike or car for a stay here.
The Town: Kenmare is a clean, intimate, beautiful little heritage town
It has diversity,unconventionality, plenty for the visitor to see and do/style/good cuisine/music/ theatre/beautiful walks by pier and 3klm loop walk in a wildlife park jutting into the bay. (Easy to miss - so ask!)
Kenmare is unique. Its beauty has attracted many outsiders Irish and European to chose to move here.(30% European & other nationals)
Public transport: busses to Killarney Railway and main bus station. Kerry airport 45mins. Cork airport 1hr.30mins. By the house bus once weekly but 3.05ml walk or catch a ride with me or neighbours all possible also if you don't have/rent car or bike.
Click on "GUIDEBOOK" for local area hidden gems
view my other Airbnb entry for lots of more Kenmare Bay and local info and suggestions. Also some details pasted below of one of my favourite areas
Long & Short Stays
Writers, internet workers etc. rent by the month in off season. Please ask for terms.
Photos - lots more on my social media page. click on kenmare eco lodge.
See all the things to do in Beara, Iveragh/Ring of Kerry, including Glengarriff and Killarney etc below 'OVERVIEW" and by click on Guidebook.
Guest Access
B&B guests have access to:-
1. Guest sitting room/library
2. Patio
3. Walk around the 3 acres + laneways all about
Spacious parking area
Ball play with dog (one very shy dog)
Interaction with Guests
Guidance on what to do and where to go - lots of ideas.
See what I have written on this site for a start....this is a country home rather than commercial concern....funding creative projects + supporting the local economy of artisan bakers, cheesmakers, growers, farmers and suppliers...local organic produce is the mainstay of the wholesome breakfasts/wholesome luxury breakfasts
The Neighborhood
List Top 5 Things To See & Do in Kenmare Area
All part of the Wild Atlantic Way
1.___Kenmare town itself – Kenmare is always bustling with activity and a great place for eating and shopping.
A destination with award winning standards in dining and accommodation and has everything that the visitor can want including
shelter of the beautiful wooded bay and scenic views all around it with tiny coves and harbours, a bistro and glamping on the bay, pubs looking onto the bay, cafes, pubs, camping, riding, golfing, sea cruising, kayaking, bay eco seal and sea eagle watching tours.
Watch the sun go down on Kenmare Bay - Spectacular sunsets over the bay and western skies from the iconic bridge south of the town and from nearby pier.
Watch this you tube video for the spirit of here
market day in Kenmare and the best of rumba from a west cork band combined
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dine in any number of great restaurants in beautiful Kenmare town...stroll the whole town in 5 minutes...dip in and out of the pubs and music venues all over until you have found the one for you....come home to the deep peaceful valley....get up and eat the breakfast of meusli, freshly made fruit salad, smoked salmon and artisan cheeses + the substantial and arguably the healthiest breakfast you are likely to have on your trip.
Now what would you like for Day 2. Walk from here to Killarney through the national park? Swim in the pool down river? Visit the beaches out further on either peninsula?..Shop for a beautifully crafted silver or gold ring? Hang out in street cafes, eat seafood and listen to lots of music?.........
Kenmare Eco Lodge is on the edge of the Beara Peninsula, a hidden gem of a tourist destination. Read on below and you will understand why. Kenmare is also on the edge of Killarney National Park and access from Kenmare is within 3klms walk /drive to waymarked sign and you are in bare mountainous national park uplands and can walk all day, to Black Valley or to Killarney lakes and avoid the mass tourism.
2.____Walk into the Killarney National Park via
Old Kenmare Road – scenic mountain gap/ hill walking trail from north east of Kenmare town to Killarney National Park looking down on national park lakes and spur walks to Black Valley & Torc mountain and very scenic waterfall__________________________________________________
Go to Josie's Restaurant overlooking a glacial lake/Glanmore Lake for coffee, good lunch or dinner (good quality seafood and Kerry lamb, local cheeses etc.) and watch the sun turn the lake, woods and rocks pink. Good area for plenty of scenic walks and views. Knockatee Mountain area very special - between the coastal road and the mountain road from Tousist to Lauragh on Beara. Dereen Gardens and Kilmacillogue Pier at the foothills all worth a visit. On the way Glenichaquin Waterfall Amenity Park is midway between Lauragh and Kenmare with Clonee lakes, Uragh stone circle and The Lake House bar and restaurant on the route, R571.
If you are touring the Ring of Beara, you will travel along The Healy Pass and can take advantage of the breathtaking scenery from the top. You will also travel through Castletownbere which is a large fishing port, not a big tourist town by good fresh seafood served in restaurants and a very nice historic pub, McCarthy's Bar.
If you are interested in walking, the Beara Way is a must while in the area. Glanmore Lake has walks and Knockatee area, plus the whole of Caha mountains. I will tell you how to reach these and also you may ask when you get there in local restaurants, gallery and pubs for further directions
Food and drink stops on R571
approx 5klms from KenmareThe Sailors Bar, Killaha and 11klm The Lake House in Clonee and 18km O'Sullivan's Bar, Kilmackillogue, Josie's Restaurant & Cafe Lauagh off R571 by the lake.
There are also a number of galleries displaying the fine art works of local artists all around the Beara peninsula. All are compiled together in a brochure which I can give you called 'Our Day Out' compliled by the must see gallery Mill Cove who have a shop on Main Street, Kenmare and also in a beautiful setting by Castletownbere.
Bhuddish Centre for meditation and good coffee and food cafe: This lies a few kilometers to the west of Castletownbere and in a spectacular setting. The cafe gives you a good chance to snoop around. Meditation are in the afternoons ....check them out under Dzogchen Beara.
Drive back via Adrigole and Glengarriff...many things there....The blue pool harbour in the centre of the village is my favourite spot...like a Daphne duMaurier pirate cove, there is a great childrens playground, walks from the cove to the big open harbour where there are great views of the islands and bay, bamboo park walks, good coffee and cakes...boats go to Garnish Island in ten minutes, see seals on the way, other islands, gorgeous coves and then this Italian style planted island, coming back home there is Glengarriff Wildlife Park, there is a glacial lake at top of the mountains - Barley Lake, good steep walk up there. Glengarriff is only twenty minutes to Kenmare Eco Lodge, other stops on the way recommended are Lorge Choclatier, at the old post office in Bonane village, also Bonane Heritage Park. The village is but a church and the old Post Office which is a great stop as it is now a Chocolate shop - Lorge Chocolatier where Benoit Lorge serves hot chocolate and plenty of take away treats.
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for every month of the year - Spring traditional music festival, boat race weekend May, Food Fair in mid summer, Lace Festival – which one the most innovative event of the national gathering fest last year…Irish mountaineering conference, Historic conference linking to Gangs of New York emigration experience..right through to the Choral Festival in novement and the month long series of events from mid dec to mid jan.
Local town walks….The heritage trail through the town which has the largest stone circle in the SW Irl. Reenagross, the town's wildlife park of mature trees and 3klm loop walks on a marshy headland with salt marshes and tidal flats suitable for bird and bat watching.__________________________________________________
The SURROUNDING COUNTRYSIDE- KENMARE BAY is surrounded on by hill ranges and the highest mountains in Ireland. Several deep, long valleys of outstanding natural beauty are on Kenmare town's doorstep.
Sample options for Day 1: Travel 11klms to all this: Pier & swim + Stone Circle + 3 lakes + Farm with waterfall + way marked hill hike routes. Climb over a Waterfall, picnic at the top + view the whole of Kenmare Bay + Iveragh/Ring of Kerry mountains. Lunch at nearby good food pub. Travel another 5klms to historic gardens by the (email hidden)sit quiet harbour pub for mussles and guinness...drive 5klm to glacial lake..coffee in restaurant overlooking this lake...drive up corkscrew road nearby for views ...come back for dinner when the mountains around the lake have turned pink in the sunset....or drive on through the Beara peninsula and come out at Glengarriff...enjoy a pint outside the south facing pubs and meet everyone...come home (20minutes away) stop by an award winning chocolateir's business in an old post office by the side of the road, buy presents or order a hot (email hidden)e home, change,
3.____Gleninchaquin Valley – A stone circle and ancient oak woods. 3 lakes and sea views with farm at the top with amazing parkland trees in front of scenic waterfall. Lake house restaurant and music pub and traditional dancing at the roadsite at the bottom of the valley v__________________________________________________
4.___Lauragh Valley – Kilmacillogue small fishing boat harbour with pub, music and seafood, Knockatee mountain and surrounding walks and drives with view of entire area of bay and fjords. Derreen Gardens planted in the mid 1800 with rare specimen trees, the glacial lake of Glanmore, popular dining at Josies rest and café looking onto the lake and scenic rugged mountain zigzag drive, the healy pass, castlekeelty stone circle and several valley and hill walks. Further along towards Ardgroom is a stone in the shape of a woman's face considered the Cailleach Beara elemental Goddess in poetry and in ancient mythology. ____________________________________________________
5._Bonane Valley. The Sheen river rapids and salmon spawing. The Rich antiquity - with over 300 sites alone in this valley. Stone Circles, Bullan Stones, Standing Stones, and a sensitively developed Heritage Park in the middle. Spectacular uplands for XXX miles long valley, and Priest Leap the rugged mountain ridge challenging driving and cycling route which crosses the county boundary_____________________________________________________
Kenmare Bay/Inbhear Scéine (Ir.) is a 50mile long, narrow sea inlet sheltered between Iveragh peninsula with Ireland's highest mountain range and the wild, bare uplands of Beara to the south. The bay is very accessible along its length with many harbours, inlets and creeks. It is 18km at its mouth, narrowing gradually as it bisects and separates scenic mature woodlands. There are a number of islands on the bay the most extensive being Dinish and Dunkerron islands close to Kenmare town.
Kenmare is now home to the largest raptor in Europe, the white-tailed sea eagle which has nesting sites on the bay. The bay also has a large colony of seals. It is a popular destination for sea angling, sea cruises and sail training and sea sports. The bay is significant for its micro-climate, which encourages an ecological biodiversity of lush vegetation and natural habitats. The area is outstanding for the richness of historical and archaeological which remain intact. Several hundred archaeological sites lie close to the shoreline and stone circles, standing stones and other monuments abound. In the old mythological tales written in the 12th century by Irish monks, Kenmare Bay is cited as the supposed landing of the last invasion of Ireland by Milesians and the Irish name for the bay, Inbhear Scéine, is linked to these tales.
Kenmare's most iconic symbol is its double-arched Art Deco bridge, which spans Kenmare Bay at its narrowest point. The bridge is a focal point for the spectacular sunsets, which light up the western skies and the waters of the bay.
At the innermost corner of the bay is Kenmare, a pretty, heritage town with the intimacy and feel of a village. It offers seafood and fine dining, traditional music and quality accommodation all in a surprisingly compact triangle of historic buildings. Within a day's drive of the town, the furthest reaches of both peninsulas can be accessed, making Kenmare town an ideal and popular all season destination.
For further details about Kenmare Bay and Kenmare Town, see the following sections: XXXXXX
© Anne Barrett, Kenmare Bay Project, 2014
These are some things to do with children or teenagers, in this quote from one of my previous guests, Sheridan.
"Aine had suggested lots of things for us to do in Kerry prior to the trip via email- Ray's Sea Safari is superb! She was also very helpful suggesting good places to eat in Kenmare the local town. Kenmare is a good base for Kerry - lots of vibrant pubs and eating places. Boy's favourite thing on our trip was coasteering with Mor Active in Caherciveen."
There are diving options at Killmacillogue on Beara and on the south side of Beara also in Kenmare see Star Sailing school/club for many watersport and other sport options.
Riding stables try Dromquinna as it is on the very scenic bay and just 4klms or less from town.
Getting around
You will need a car, bike or motorbike for getting around here - and in almost all instances when travelling in rural Ireland
Loads of space to park outside my door + on the 3 acres. Ring me or email for further directions. see some great local photos on here and some of the house....
Kerry Airport 40 mins
Cork Airport 1hr
Killarney for busses or trains to Dublin and inter-city
Cork City is 60 miles away and travelling to Dublin by car use Dublin-Cork motorway.
for more photos of the area
my experia album on my/kenmare eco lodge social media page.....if the link does not appear
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Other Things to Note
Once I know your likes and dislikes and what the daily weather promises I can put a daily package together for you.
1. Stay within 20klm packages or,
2. Driving either of the 2 peninsulas - where to stop and what to see packages.
3. Killarney national Park hikes
4. Hidden valley hikes
5. Best stone circle discovery hikes
6. Best hikes with the chocolate shop at the end of it
7. Wild rocky valley into the heart of the mountains drive - and walk into the mountains that will feel like the himalayas
8. Best old riverboat trip with a marine biologist
9. Put you in touch with gillies for fishing
10. Horse rides down the road
11. Where to hike up and over a waterfall for 1 or 4 hours
12. Where to hike up and over a waterfall and climb a mountain above it.
13. How to walk through the mountains from here to Killarney and beyond
14. Boat hire on the lakes which Percy Bisse Shelley compared to Lake Como.
15. Where to get the best trad session of an early evening or
16. where to eat the best of local seafood in the town or on the bay.
This part of Ireland is an absolute paradise and very untouched and empty of modern infrastructure and you will have the feeling that you have the entire place to yourself - especially Beara peninsula - when the weather is dry - when the sun is shining is is even more glorious that that - but this is Ireland so ......sorry I cannot guarantee or control the weather.
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1.Lots of French doors in the house, so lock them as you close them.
2. Eco friendly energy saving CLOTHES DRYING in slatted shed and then airing rack in utility room - can take one to two days.
RECYCLE by washing and cleaning plastics and paper and organic waste also.
ASK ME HOW THE WINDOWS OPERATE - they TILT & TURN to open. Please DO NOT leave them wide open when out of the room.
They have two opening facilities,the minimum opening lets enough air. Full tilt turn lets draughts through the house.
There is plenty of space for privacy and respectful observance towards others in the house - music on headphones and walk not run on stairs etc.
Pets Welcome by request beforehand.
There is one dog, a (shy) house dog. 'Good at catching a ball and has provided hours of pleasure to visiting children and playful adults.
A very nice experience .... lovely home .... great food ..... interesting hostess ..........
I had a lovely stay at Aine's beautiful home. The outlook was beautiful, the bed was comfy and breakfast was delicious! I would highly recommend staying here!
I had a lovely stay at Aine's B&B. I stayed 2 nights and it was very peaceful. Aine is a great host. This is a beautiful part of the country and I recommend this B&B experience!
september 2014
Really wonderful eco house in a beautiful setting with trees and hills visible from every window. It's really in the calm countryside location but still very close to Kenmare and great for exploring the Beara Peninsula. The house is really beautifully done and is extremely comfortable. I loved the breakfast and the many books that are lying around. Would really recommend staying here for anyone who wants to get away for a few days.
We arrived in paradise in the middle of the forrest of Kenmare! Aine served us the best breakfast ever with local cheese, salmon, organic honey, fresh fruit salad and wonderful tea and coffee, served in a delightful kitchen with a beautiful view. The room was very clean and comfortable. Her dog Paris was very friendly and she enjoyed it very much to play with us. We defiantly will come back! Thanks a million Aine and all the best for you!!:)
Aine has a magical place perhaps four kilometers outside from Kenmare, on the south side of Kenmare bay. Honestly, the pictures do not do it justice, it's nicer. Our room was spacious, with beautiful mountain views. Aine is a gracious hostess, whose conversation we much appreciated. She is completely knowledgable about Kenmare attractions, local musicians and restaurants, and Kerry and the southwest in general. Her vegetarian breakfast was replete with local cheeses and breads, fresh fruit, muesli and/or granola with fresh yogurt, and smoked salmon if desired.
Excellent stay at Aine's BnB with my wife and boys (phone number hidden)). The boys climbed the mountain behind the house for their first adventure in Ireland! The house is in countryside surrounded by hills -all rooms have lovely views. Aine had suggested lots of things for us to do in Kerry prior to the trip via email- Ray's Sea Safari is superb! She was also very helpful suggesting good places to eat in Kenmare the local town. Kenmare is a good base for Kerry - lots of vibrant pubs and eating places. Boy's favourite thing on our trip was coasteering with Mor Active in Caherciveen. Thanks Aine for everything!
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I run this ecological B&B made out of hemp* Sleeps x 6. Rooms around E75 per night.. I like conversation, adventurous travel, artistic and creative pursuits. My family background infused an interest in music/traditional music, storytelling and reading which led to a professional career in writing, theatre and film. I like hill walking, dining, holistic health, landscape, design, architecture, nature, green issues and have involved myself in tourism and development in the local community. I continue to do as much travel as I can abroad and at home - with an interest in conversation, literature, culture, food, landscape and lifestyle.
I have read the history of the area and some topography and I am a regular hiker, explorer of the area close to hand and the two peninsulas. lived in some of the best parts of it before coming here. I have explored the megalithic sites and hidden gems of the landscape here. I can offer advice on best authentic food, music, eating and shopping experiences.


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Apartment in Madrid (Gran Via) near Plaza Mayor
Located in the heart of Madrid, this apartment is within walking distance of Plaza de Callao and Puerta del Sol. Also nearby are Plaza Mayor and Plaza de Espana.
Property Features
Apartamentos Sleep in Madrid provides complimentary wireless Internet access, valet parking (subject to charges), and self parking (subject to charges).
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The Coimbatore District United Jama-ath has clarified its stand on the Lok Sabha election stating that it was apolitical organisation. The Jama-ath's president, A.R. Basheer Ahmad, told reporters on Monday that the organisation was forced to issue the clarification after the people in charge of the election machinery of the AIADMK went about spreading canards that it supported the BJP.Unwarranted
The unwarranted campaign by the AIADMK has hurt the sentiments of the members of the Jama-ath. Mr. Ahmad said what had happened was that when the BJP candidate for the Coimbatore Parliamentary constituency, C.P. Radhakrishnan, was seeking votes, the Jama-ath members welcomed and interacted with him. It was a normal custom of the Jama-ath to welcome candidates, irrespective of their affiliation. It was in this context that the Jama-ath's general secretary A. Abdul Jabbar was seen next to Mr. Radhakrishnan, which was photographed by a popular Tamil daily.
To misconstrue what had happened and interpret the same saying that the Jama-ath had extended support to the BJP was also condemnable, he said.
A few days ago the AIADMK general secretary Jayalalithaa issued orders expelling Mr. Jabbar.
Mr. Ahmad said that to counter the AIADMK campaign, the Jama-ath was forced to issue a statement that it condemned the BJP manifesto as many of the promises mentioned therein were unacceptable.Ram temple
The Jama-ath was opposed to the BJP's move to build the Ram temple in Ayodhya, introduce the Uniform Civil Code and abrogate the special status given to Jammu and Kashmir as it could lead to communal tension.
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Phone interview: It took about 35-40 minutes. The first question was "Tell Me About Yourself?". From there she asked a lot of resume questions and questions relevant to the position. (I wrote down many of the questions, so when I find the sheet I hope to remember to come back and give them).
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Available for Daniel Cody Muller:
The following was written and submitted by Thomas Sica: Dan Muller was born in Choteau Montana on October 11, 1889 to Carl and Augusta Muller. Carl Muller was a quarter-blood Piegan Blackfoot and a freelance scout in Dakota with Buffalo Bill Cody. Dan Muller was raised on the Cross-Up Ranch. He was influenced toward art by meeting Charles M. Russell and was discouraged by his teachers from taking formal art lessons so as to protect his personal style. He traveled in Buffalo Bill shows in 1911-1912 while continuing to draw and paint. In 1917 Muller rode from Canada to Mexico before settling in Elko Nevada.
"Many of Muller's firsthand experiences in the Old West are depicted in his oils, watercolors and pastels. His work is done in a documentary style, which is punctuated with great authenticity. He was careful to portray exact detail in the clothing and gear of his subjects, as well as in the background scenes. He also had a keen knowledge of horseflesh... His paintings are owned by museums and private collectors throughout the United States, Canada, Europe and South America."(Dorothy Harmsen, 1977, American Western Art)In WWI he broke horses for the army and taught riding. He later opened a sign shop in Chicago and then in 1920 sold landscapes to tourists in Yellowstone Park. In 1930 in Chicago his Western paintings started to sell and he received commissions for murals for the 1933 Chicago World's Fair. Also in 1933 he had a short story with illustrations called Break 'Em Easy published in the premier edition of Esquire Magazine. He returned to Nevada in 1935 and again painted for the tourist trade. He painted murals for the "Town House" restaurant in Reno Nevada. Mr. Muller was married in Elko in 1936. Dan Muller was featured as a cover artist and short story contributor in several issues of Zane Grey's Western Magazine in the 1940-50's. In the 1960's he contributed cover art work to Old West and Frontier Times magazines. The October issue of Montana Magazine of Western History did an 18 page feature story on Muller which included examples of several of his paintings. The artist authored four books which included illustrations: Horses in 1936, Chico and the +Up Ranch in 1938, My Life With Buffalo Bill in 1948 and Trailings of Yesteryear which was published posthumously. He also illustrated a 1948 edition of Black Beauty by Anna Sewell and another book Gene Autry and the Thief River Outlaws by Bob Hamilton. Dan Muller spent the last 40 years or so of his life living and working in Wisconsin where he had a studio. He was a major influence on the artist Ross Stefan. Dan Muller died near Port Washington Wisconsin in December 1976. Sources:Samuels' Encyclopedia of the American West; Peggy and Harold Samuels; Castle, a division of Book Sales Inc. publisherDorothy Harmsen, 1977, American Western ArtOctober 1966 Montana Magazine of Western HistoryZane Grey's Western Magazine (several issues)Autumn 1933 Esquire MagazineFall 1966 Old West MagazineJuly 1967 Frontier Times magazineMontana Post, March 1977Social Security Death Index


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Confidence Intervals for Proportions and Related Measures of Effect Size
Confidence Intervals for Proportions and Related Measures of Effect Size illustrates the use of effect size measures and corresponding confidence intervals as more informative alternatives to the most basic and widely used significance tests. The book provides you with a deep understanding of what happens when these statistical methods are applied in situations far removed from the familiar Gaussian case.
Drawing on his extensive work as a statistician and professor at Cardiff University School of Medicine, the author brings together methods for calculating confidence intervals for proportions and several other important measures, including differences, ratios, and nonparametric effect size measures generalizing Mann-Whitney and Wilcoxon tests. He also explains three important approaches to obtaining intervals for related measures. Many examples illustrate the application of the methods in the health and social sciences. Requiring little computational skills, the book offers user-friendly Excel spreadsheets for download at www.crcpress.com, enabling you to easily apply the methods to your own empirical data.less
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The Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, Florida, seeks a motivated and ambitious professional to join the development team in a focused effort to significantly increase private support of the Museum's world-class exhibitions and programs. The primary focus of this position is major gifts and strategic corporate partnerships.
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HOUSTON -- Cabot Oil & Gas announced that for the first time in its history, the company's Marcellus operations surpassed 1 Bcfd of gross production.
Dan O. Dinges, Chairman, President and CEO, said, "Throughout the month of December we have been gaining production momentum and month-to-date our total company average net production rate is 930 MMcfed, which is above our exit rate expectation expressed in our third quarter call." Dinges added, "Clearly, production will vary day to day due to field logistics, but our new baseline for production has moved significantly higher and we will work to build on this throughout 2013."
This record was primarily the result of new Marcellus wells and additional infrastructure. Specifically, a recent turned-in-line two-well pad illustrates the production potential of the Company's Marcellus assets. This pad has wells with lateral lengths of approximately 6,900 ft and 4,400 ft, and a combined initial production rate of over 66 MMcfd.
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"The Last Bastion of the Living"
Loved the inflection provided by Kristin Allison.
I have to admit, I was drawn to this book by its cover and decided to pass because it was "zombies". Although I don't mind zombies once in a while, I'm not a big zombie fan...I was asked to read and review this book for a book tour. Deciding to give it a shot, I'm so glad I did!!!
I flat out loved The Last Bastion of the Living: A Futuristic Zombie Novel! It is a nail biting, fresh, futuristic, roller coaster that will have you riveted to the pages.
Vanguard Maria Martinez is a guard for the Bastion, the last living strong hold of humans. A virus has converted most of humanity into zombie like creatures that only crave to spread their virus by a bite. She is tired of her life behind the walls, all except for the time she spends with Dwayne Reichardt, an officer in the Bastion Constabulary (city guard). But they are keeping their relationship a secret because Dwayne is going through a divorce and he is a commanding officer over Maria.
Things are not going well for the Bastion, they are experiencing power failures, shortages and they need to expand the strong hold to include the farming areas they lost by a gate failure.
Maria is offered a chance to work with the Science Warfare Division to finally get a chance to destroy the Inferi Scourge (Zombies) that have taken the valley and close the gate. She jumps at the chance but might loose everything she holds dear.
Maria and Dwayne have an amazing love story. Although they are apart for most of the book, they share a bond that can not be broken. Dwayne gives Maria the backing, love and support she needs to be the amazing solider and heroine she is while fighting to protect her the only way he can.
The plot twists and turns are accented by brilliantly bloody action and amazing deceptions that will blow you away. The political mechanization will astound you.
I know Rhiannon Frater wrote The Last Bastion of the Living: A Futuristic Zombie Novel as a stand alone, but I would love for more!!!
The Last Bastion of the Living is a shocking, fresh, post apocalyptic master piece.
"Interesting Take"
I would recommend this to anyone interested in zombie fiction. The story was a little different than the many same old, same old. Sure there were some things I could see coming a mile away but the author still managed to keep it compelling. Maria, the main, is a Dominican-Puerto Rican woman. Now that's something I don't see very often especially not in zombie fiction. The author didn't make too much of that which was also good. I hate it when they go on and on about that sort of thing but I do like it mentioned enough so you know who the main is and what her/his influences were.
I would compare to Rise Again by Ben Tripp to this. Another interesting take. Another strong female main. Somewhat different from Maria in this book. Certainly more flawed but still kick-ass.
Her voice was a little dull, kinda flat-line in a lot of places. Overall, I still enjoyed the book.
I think the author struck a good balance for her heroine. She was emotional about the really important things, her family and her man but at the end of the day she was bound by her duty as a soldier. She wasn't overly guilt-ridden by a lot of what she had to do because it had to be done. I can't say I was moved, but then again, I've read so many of these.
Love to exercise while listening
"great zombie book"
The reader has a voice that sounds almost bored. After you get used to her, she does grow on you.
Of course the woman!
I was very happy with this book until the govermental b crap. Even in the end I can dream of the next chapters.
Would like more chapters
A great reading can make a good book into something amazing!
"Don't let the narration comments scare you away!"
I think this is one book that can be read rather than listened to -- the narrator is not my favorite. I prefer narrators that add some flavor to the reading.
That said, the book is worth the listen (or the read ... if you're that worried, I suggest getting the e-book instead).
I'm trying to avoid spoilers here, but there is a pretty reasonable reason for why the narrator uses less warmth and emotion in the reading ... the main character is a weary soldier, after all. The city everyone inhabits is repeatedly descried as drab and dreary, so it is quite possible the main character is simply weary.
There is one other reason for the less emotional voice, but I don't want to spoil anything ...
I enjoy sci-fi books and I've been on a heck of a zombie book tear of late, so this was a great 'peanut butter & chocolate' combo.
More warmth and a less clinical delivery would have helped ... nothing as over-the-top as the narrator for Frater's other zombie books, but a bit more would have been good.
Seriously, don't let the narration comments put you off--there is a very good zombie story you'd be missing otherwise!
Cindy Webb
"Expected More"
I loved the last Zombie series that Rhiannon Frater wrote, but not this one. It just did not have the emotion wrapped into it like The Last Days series.
I plan to listen to The Clockwork Princess when it becomes available in March
Kristin just did not seem to understand the character enough to bring her to life. It was just a very unemotional read.
Disappointment because The Last Days series was so great.
I born a long time ago and grew up to be who I am today.
"Brilliant telling of Zombies in the Future"
As a whole, this book is outstanding. Character's are clearly defined and both their motives and actions seem to evolve organically though I don't seem to care for all of them as much as I think I should. The action is well paced and doesn't devolve into a boring "play by play". Frater has a strong grasp on her world and there is a very rich back story put in place. This feels it could be the setting for a whole new series of books taking place in the same world. Military. Action. Hard Sci-Fi. Zombies. Political Intrigue. It's all in there so there's something for every genre fan. Ironically this selling point is also it's biggest weakness because problems start to arise when a few of the "big reveal" moments seem cheap or forced. More foreshadow or just a hint earlier on would have probably set up those moments a little better, instead of feeling like seasoning added after the duck was already cooked. It's still a good book and a unique take on the Zombie mythos that has something for everyone, regardless of the type of story you usually get into and stands strong as a sum of it's various parts.
"great story, AWFUL narration"
A great re-imagining of the zombie story, set in a technologically advanced future. Very good, but a few loose ends. It would make a great film.
However the narration is unbelievably bad. It sounds like a female Stephen Hawkins, that is mechanical and strange with odd pausing, stress and pronunciation. I almost gave up. I dont think I have heard anything quite so bad. Nevertheless I am glad I stuck with the story. Hopefully there will be a sequel (read by a different person, please god!)
"Zombie novel with a different type of zombie."
On the whole, a fairly good zombie book, though I could have done without the mushy stuff, and the one bedroom scene. More time should have been spent on the "mission" and less on romance. In spite of this, I would recommend this book to my fellow zombie fanz.
EOD wife and loving mother!!!
"Bad Narrator! Okay story. Very unique!"
I did get use to the narrator after awhile, but it was really hard to get into because of the voice. It was read way to fast and not a pleasant voice. The story was okay. Some of the concepts were a little hard to believe. Some parts were a little frustrating. For example, if you are running out of bullets then why not use a blade instead? Or if there is the technology to create a cure for the new version of the cure then why isn't there a cure for the original?
"I couldn't put it down! Utterly superb!!"
I received this audiobook from the author in exchange for an honest review. I did not receive any compensation for my review, and the views expressed herein are my own.
Rhiannon Frater has done it again! She has totally sucked me into her zombie-infested world!!
The Last Bastion of the Living: A Futuristic Zombie Novel is a post-apocalyptic story, where zombies (now named "Inferi Scourge" because they were infected by the Inferi Scourge Plague Virus or "ISPV") have taken over the world. About 40 years prior to the current setting of the story, a walled city was established and Earth's remaining survivors were flown there. The bastion was capable of housing 2,000,000 people and included a valley for cultivation so that the residents could be self-sustaining. The valley also included the city's water and power sources. An immense 10-story wall, which was 12-feet thick, encompassed the fortress to protect the city from the Inferi Scourge (aka "scrags"). Due to what was believed to be a mechanical malfunction, the gate to the wall in the valley was opened and the scrags overtook the valley.
The residents of the bastion are prisoners. Because they no longer have access to the resources in the valley, their supplies are dwindling. To conserve power, there are nightly black-outs. There are some people, like Special Sergeant Maria Martinez, who have never known life outside of the walled city. She is a constabulary officer, and she is a part of the army that is responsible for protecting the city from the scrags. They keep watch atop the walls for any breaches in the perimeter. She had participated in a previous mission into the valley to try to rid the valley of scrags, but the attempt failed. She sustained critical injuries, but she survived. She dreams of life outside the walls, but she fears that it is an unattainable fantasy.
When Maria is summoned by the Science Warfare Division of the government to a top secret meeting, she is informed that the Division has developed a serum that will enable her to walk among the scrags undetected so that she can neutralize them. Desperate to make her dream a reality, she agrees to the assignment. Maria soon discovers, however, that she has not been told the entire truth.
Frater's sci-fi element adds something different to the typical zombie story. I was worried that the story might be too similar to her other zombie series, As The World Ends trilogy, but the futuristic components gave this book a fresh feel. Maria is a totally kick-ass heroine, and I loved her right from the get-go. Her strength and bravery are limitless, and I love her devotion to her family notwithstanding being shunned by her mother because she fears for her daughter's safety. Frater makes us sympathetic even to Maria's mother, whose husband was also a constabulary officer who was killed by scrags. She cannot bear to lose her daughter as well. The romance between Maria and Dwayne, an officer who is nearly twice her age, had the right combination of passion, vulnerability, and sweetness.
Narrator Kristin Allison is new to me, and I quite liked her portrayal of Maria. Her pace was excellent, and I found her reading to be enjoyable. You could hear the different ranges of emotion in Maria's voice, and Allison held my attention.
I have to add that the cover is totally hot! Whoever designed it did Maria justice! She manages to look both kick-ass and wickedly hot at the same time!
I have no idea if this is a stand-alone or if there are plans to continue he series, but I want more! Frater is my favourite author that I have discovered this year, and I can't wait to read more of her work!


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April 2
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Berklee College of Music Alum , Mardi Gras Indian chief and alto saxophonist Donald Harrison Jr. was a consultant for the HBO series Treme, helping to develop two characters based on his life in modern jazz music and New Orleans culture. Harrison is one of the few musicians who can play it all from traditional New Orleans music, to swing, bop, post-bop, modern, smooth, avant-garde, and beyond. Yet Harrison has developed his own personal style that traverses and synthesizes all these mediums with great success.
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Eliane Elias Made in Brazil, scheduled for release on March 31, 2015 on Concord Jazz, marks a musical homecoming for the multi-GRAMMY®-nominated pianist/keyboardist/singer/composer. In her three-decade long career as a solo artist, Made in Brazil results from the first time shes recorded a disc in her native Brazil since moving to the United States in 1981.
Pianist/singer/songwriter Eliane Elias is known for her distinctive and immediately recognizable musical style which blends her Brazilian roots and her sensuous, alluring voice with her virtuosic instrumental jazz, classical and compositional skills.
"To experience Eliane Elias in concert is to understand the notion of temporary bliss. With a career spanning forty years, this famed jazz pianist from Sao Paulo is an international treasure. Undoubtedly one of the finest musicians of our day, she is a singer, composer and arranger with a sound rooted in the samba of Brazil". - Lisa Ellex/Arte Fuse
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CARLOS AVERHOFF, JR. CD RELEASE w/Greg Osby-alto saxophone, Aruan Ortiz-piano, Francisco Mela-drums, John Lockwood-bass
Cuban saxophonist Carlos Averhoff Jr first solo album entitled iRESI is the epitome of his quest to define his sound and penmanship. With a very distinctive approach, Carlos masterfully weaves into his compositions the most sublime, yet raw Jazz renderings, with the infectious rhythms of his native Cuba. Featuring acclaimed artists Greg Osby on alto, Aruan Ortiz on piano, Francisco Mela on drums, and John Lockwood on bass, the album is an amalgam of polyrhythms and savory melodies; rich both culturally and musically. An honor's graduate of Berklee and New England Conservatory of Music, Carlos's music is emblematic of his life experiences, that of a contemporary Cuban musician influenced by his idolatry for Jazz, yet deeply rooted in traditions of his homeland.
"His poetry is this: to give himself in body and soul in an intense quest of the bone marrow of each chord, strip it and exhibit it in an irrepressible wealth of ideas. With the ability of a magician Averhoff, Jr picks up with his hands all the apples that fall from the tree, all the notes that drip from his mind, in a speech both logical and of savage beauty." ---- Quino Mourelle La Opinion de Galicia, Spain
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As Spyro Gyra contemplates upcoming milestones to its storied career, its tempting to fall back on the Grateful Dead lyric, What a long strange trip its been to describe it. During that time, they have performed over five thousand shows, released twenty-nine albums (not counting Best Of
compilations) selling over ten million albums while also achieving one platinum and two gold albums. These upcoming milestones include 2012, which will be thirty-five years since their first album release and in 2014, Sypro Gyra celebrated 40 years as a band! They show little sign of wanting to slow down either, gaining Grammy® nominations for each of their last four albums.
Spyro Gyra works musical magic creating their own instrumental hybrid, incorporating elements of R&B, Latin, Brazilian and more into an infectious sound that takes you on a creative journey like no other!
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April 16
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"It doesn't get any better than this . . . One of the best jazz singers in the country today. She's the Real McCoy." - Tony Bennett
Donna Byrne can take her listeners on a journey down new musical avenues by using a wide range of deep, soulful vocal talents and a true artist's feel for interpretation and improvisation. Experimenting with her emotions and playing her versatile voice like an instrument, Donna's performances are always an example of a true seasoned professional. She is a perfect mix of talent and grace.
With sultry good looks and a quick wit, Donna is not only a masterful singer, but also a true entertainer at the top of her game. Her unforgettable performances have entertained audiences from L.A.s Jazz Bakery to Londons Pizza on the Park. While Donna was performing at Tavern on the Green in New York City, legendary crooner Tony Bennett dropped in for his birthday just to hear Donna sing his classic, "It Was Me." Mr. Bennett became an ardent fan, once flying home early from the Super Bowl just to catch Donna play with Dave McKenna at the Blue Note and then catching them again at right here at Scullers Jazz Club.
Donna has made several albums, her latest produced by Challenge Records in the Netherlands, and she has worked with producer Brad Hatfield, lending her voice for music in both film and television, including One Life to Live and Rescue Me.
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April 17
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"She's been described as a "musician's musician," and for once, the overused term actually makes sense - "a complete performance by a complete artist - one of the jazz world's finest." - Don Heckman, The Los Angeles Times.
Stephen Holden, long-time music critic for the New York Times had this to say about a recent Allyson performance at one of New York City's premiere jazz clubs, Birdland: ...but Karrin Allyson made it look easy on Thursday evening at Birdland. Her shows, whose selections change with every set, is a celebration ofa 13-album career that is one of the most stable in jazz. She has an easy mastery of bebop, bossanova, chanson and soft rock, to name four of the many styles in which she is comfortable.
Karrin is a captivating performer who will stand out front and sing or just as easily accompany herself on piano.
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April 18
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Wallace was mentored by Miles Davis after Miles heard him in 1983 at his birthday gala performance in Carnegie Hall. Their association peaked when Miles chose Wallace to share the stage at his historic performance in Montreux in 1991. After Davis died, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter, Wayne Shorter, Tony Williams and Roney banded together and toured the world in tribute.
R.J. DeLuke/allaboutjazz.com had this to say about Understanding - "It's a hard-driving, exploring and open jazz record. Many tunes are covers, but not standards. They have a shape different than the source, an approach sculpted by the trumpeter."
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Over the years, Peter White has maintained a reputation as one of the most versatile and prolific acoustic guitarists on the contemporary jazz landscape. Armed with an unparalleled combination of lyricism and energy, he combines elements of jazz, pop and classical guitar to create a sound that is singular and at the same time accessible to a broad audience.
Head Over Heels, the first single from Peter Whites latest album Smile has been making a splash. The song hit No. 1 for 9 straight weeks on Billboards Top Smooth Jazz Song chart from November 15, 2014 to January 10, 2015.
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Since Klugh released his inaugural album in 1976, the Detroit-born master of the acoustic-classical guitar has become one of the most imitated icons of the instrument, issued dozens of discs, 24 of which have been on Billboards top-10 list of jazz albums and 6 that made it to the No. 1 slot. During that time, Klughs recordings also received 13 GRAMMY® nominations (the latest for HandPicked) and his collaboration with pianist Bob James, One on One, walked away with the 1980 GRAMMY® Award for Best Pop Instrumental Album.
Praise for HandPicked: Debuted at #1 on Billboards Contemporary Jazz Albums Chart
Klugh sounds great on his own, with his uncanny ability to play lilting melodies over deep changes in fine form. But the collaborations are simply awesome.
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Fashion and textiles resources Professional bodies http://www.skillset.org/fashion_and_textiles The sector skills council for creative careers. Includes fashion and textiles job profiles, events and opportunities, labour market information etc http://www.texi.org/ The Textiles Institute. Has a recruitment service for members (including students) http://recruit.interactiveti.org/ http://www.craftscouncil.org.uk/ www.designcouncil.org.uk The Design Council. Includes resources for students and facts and figures. www.csd.org.uk Chartered Society of Designers. Jobs, events, a student gallery and "find a designer" database etc http://www.nmtf.co.uk/ National Market Traders Federation. Includes a directory www.gttr.ac.uk Graduate Teacher Training Registry (PGCE courses in primary, secondary and further education). www.tda.gov.uk Teaching Development Agency. Information on how to train as a primary and secondary school teacher, getting teaching experience etc. Jobs and news http://www.artsthread.com An online networking resource linking creative students/graduates with the creative industry. Services include a recruitment consultancy, an opportunity for students/graduates to showcase their portfolios, an exhibition database etc. http://www.artsthread.com/graduate-signup Graduates can sign up for the graduate portfolio database so that their work can be showcased: www.thetrendboutique.co.ukThe Trend Boutique runs a range of conferences/seminars for creative students and graduates. It also advertises internships in areas such as editorial, fashion retail as well as graduate schemes www.workinfashion.com Vacancies, portfolios, fashion blogs, forum etc http://www.drapersonline.com/ Drapers Record. Fashion news, jobs, blogs, etc www.profilescreative.com retail, buying and merchandising, design, retail operations http://www.viewcreatives.com Jobseekers can post their CV; also advertises vacancies http://jobseekers.direct.gov.uk Vacancies include pattern cutting, fashion design, retail etc http://www.fashionjobsearch.com http://www.retailweekjobs.com/ Vacancies include merchandising, design and retail management. There is also a recruiter directory. http://www.arcadiagroup.co.uk/recruitment/ Graduate opportunities in retail management, buying, merchandising, finance etc. Advertises design vacancies too. http://www.fashionunited.co.uk Includes internships, international fashion jobs, forums etc. Maggie Danquah, The Careers and Employment Service 08/11 1 http://jobs.designweek.co.uk/jobs/designer/ graphic and interior design related roles within the fashion industry http://www.fashionindustrynetwork.com/ A business network for the fashion industry. Includes a list of events. http://www.fashioncapital.co.uk Includes a jobs forum, a business directory, competitions etc. www.gorkanapr.com Useful for fashion journalism opportunities www.natmags.co.uk National Magazine Company (luxury consumer magazine-useful for those interested in fashion journalism) Publisher of magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Best , Esquire, Good Housekeeping etc Check fashion/beauty magazines and style and fashion sections of national press for current fashion information i.e. The Metro (Thursdays), Guardian (Saturday magazine), The Sunday Times and Evening Standard Style magazines etc Recruitment agencies http://www.24seveninc.com/ http://www.fashionpersonnel.co.uk Vacancies include design, buyer, merchandising, marketing and PR http://www.talismanretail.co.uk/contact.php Advertises fashion related roles in the UK and internationally, vacancies include: design, merchandising, clothing and textiles. http://www.fsrl.co.uk/ Four Seasons Recruitment. Vacancies include: buying, design and retail management. http://www.agencycentral.co.uk/agencysearch/fashion/skills/skillsearch.htm A recruitment directory whereby you can search for agencies by specific skill, i.e. retail, design, buying merchandise etc. Careers information http://www.uwl.ac.uk/ces/students/occupational/fashion.jsp University of West London's fashion careers webpage. http://www.creative-choices.co.uk/ Job profiles, includes a jobs and opportunity section www.prospects.ac.uk Wealth of information regarding roles within the fashion and textiles sector, job hunting resources etc. http://www.prospects.ac.uk/options_fashion_your_skills.htm Career options with a fashion degree View the publications Retail Sector, AGCAS Sector Briefing, Biennial and Fashion and Textile Sector , AGCAS Sector Briefing, Biennial on the Prospects website. http://www.yourcreativefuture.org/ Fashion websites, magazines, organizations and interviews. http://community.ucreative.ac.uk/article/11144/Fashion%2FTextiles-Recruitment the University of the Creative Arts' fashion recruitment links http://www.arts.ac.uk/student/careers/students.htm University of the Arts careers section. Includes careers information guides etc http://www.careers-creative-living.co.uk/cv_gallery Sample CVs for the creative industries. Maggie Danquah, The Careers and Employment Service 08/11 2 Publications/leaflets available in the Careers and Employment Service: The Creative CV Guide (please ask a member of CES staff to view this publication). Self employment leaflet AGCAS Create your own career AGCAS Arts Diary A diary of events in the creative sector Self employment publications can be found in the self employment section of careers library. Fashion events/shows http://www.uwl.ac.uk/art_design_media/showcase_fashion_show.jsp University of West London's fashion students' summer showcase http://www.gfw.org.uk/home.aspx Graduate Fashion Week http://www.londonfashionweek.co.uk/ http://www.alternativearts.co.uk/AFW Alternative Fashion Week. A fashion show for new designers based at Spitalfields, East London. Open and free to all. The next fashion show will take place:16-20th April 2012. The deadline to apply to participate is 30th November 2011. www.africanfashioninternational.com http://www.ethicalfashionshow.com/efs2/homepage.html http://www.fashioneast.co.uk/ Based at The Old Truman Brewery, London Fashion East support new and emerging designers at the early stages of their careers. http://www.londonevents2011.com/fashion-events.html Fashion events in London http://source.ethicalfashionforum.com/article/ethical-fashion-calendar-2011 Ethical Fashion Calendar http://www.newdesigners.com Design exhibition for new design graduates at The Business Design Centre, London. www.apparelsearch.com Search for trade events etc across the globe. http://www.free-range.org.uk/ Art and design degree shows http://www.edinburghcharityfashionshow.com/ Edinburgh Charity Fashion Show. A student run fashion charity show. http://www.pa-antiques.co.uk/londonvintagefashionfair.html London Vintage Fashion, Textiles and Accessories Fair and Vintage Bridal Fair, Hammersmith Town Hall New and emerging designers http://www.harrods.com/harrodsstore/launches Harrod Launches is Harrod's website showcasing exceptional, up and coming designers. Source: Metro newspaper Thursday 17th December 2009. http://www.un-told.co.uk/ A collaboration of new designers and artists. Maggie Danquah, The Careers and Employment Service 08/11 3 Others http://www.linkedin.com/groups?home=&gid=909217 Eco fashion and ethical fashion networking group on LinkedIn http://www.linkedin.com/groups/Fashion-Design-Management-Networking-Group- 152957 Fashion design and management networking group on LinkedIn www.artquest.org.uk An information and advice service for artists and craftspeople. Includes a list of venues to showcase/sell work and deadlines for opportunities such as bursary application deadlines, exhibitions etc http://www.theseer.info/whatson/whatson.html An online directory for creative people. Includes calls for work, events etc Business directories www.designdirectory.co.uk The Design Directory of Design Consultants www.yell.com Yellow Pages http://www.kellysearch.co.uk/ http://www.cida.co.uk Cultural Industries Development Agency (Includes fashion and textiles contacts). CIDA also advertises networking events and courses for creative people as well as tips on how to market yourself i.e. pitching your work, how to write a business plan etc. Possible job titles Fashion designer, pattern cutter, garment technologist, sample machinists, fashion journalist, design assistant, assistant designer, buyer/merchandiser, teaching/lecturing …… Join us on Facebook search for University of West London Careers & Employment Service Maggie Danquah, The Careers and Employment Service 08/11 4
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