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Labour Parliamentary candidate: Jill Rawling |
Jill has been a resident of Woking for over 30 years and works for a local charity in a marketing and fundraising role which has given her a unique insight into local issues and the impact of government cuts and changes over the past 5 years within the Borough. She has been a life-long supporter of the Labour Party, but felt compelled to join the Labour Party after the last election to get involved in grass-roots politics as an activist, to channel her anger about government cuts into direct action. Elected as Women's Officer by Woking CLP in 2012, she represented Woking CLP at the 2012 Labour Party Conference. She stood as the Labour Party candidate for West Byfleet in the 2012 Borough election and as the Labour Party candidate for Byfleet in the 2014 Borough election, and is now representing Woking for Labour at the General Election in May. Jill comes originally from Stoke-on-Trent, and still has family in the Midlands. She left school at 18 and has enjoyed an interesting career in retail buying, marketing and public relations. I have a 25 year old daughter and I live in West Byfleet. The issues she is particularly passionate about are the NHS, the scandalous housing-building crisis and the plight of young people unable to find work and affordable housing. Jill wants to represent all sectors of society in Woking in Parliament, whatever their political persuasion, and help advance a more compassionate agenda under a Labour government: to reverse many of the Coalition's elitist policies including the back-door privatisation of health and education. In Woking, there needs to be an affordable house-building programme which respects the character of the Borough's villages, more schools to cater for the increasing number of families moving out of London, and guaranteed jobs for under-25s. Woking, says Jill, "is a wonderfully culturally diverse borough in which all its residents should benefit from the economic recovery, to encourage a more inclusive society". Download accessible copy of Jill's election leaflet |
TAHIR AZIZ - Maybury & Sheerwater |
Tahir Aziz has lived in the ward for 12 years and is married with a young family. Having a degree in Mathematics, he is also a CeMAP qualified mortgage advisor and helps local residents to find the right mortgages. Tahir is a keen community worker and feels strongly about local issues in the ward – especially parking, poor housing and soaring crime. He has been campaigning for a Surrey Living Wage, better working conditions and fair security of employment. He is worried by the lack of youth funding and community engagement and is very keen to bring all communities together to engage in local issues. Sheerwater regenerationTahir says "I have been fighting against the mass demolition of the Sheerwater estate by Woking Borough Council/New Vision Homes. "In support of those affected, I strongly oppose compulsory purchase orders being made by the council where it is against the will of the home owners. I have been working closely with local residents and have serious concerns for those who will not only lose their homes but won't be able stay in the area in spite of the compensation packages being offered. The lack of consultation, the expansion of the red line and the continuous ignorance of residents' problems is causing enormous uncertainty. "I welcome any improvement in the area but it has to be public-led. I support the original regeneration plan which mainly comprises flats and shops, provided that residents are properly consulted and accommodated back on the estate. I campaign especially for vulnerable people and think that those with health issues, the elderly and the jobless should be given priority." Download Tahir's early March election leaflet |
BARNEY PIMENTEL - Old Woking |
Barney Pimentel is a Church of England vicar living in Barnsbury and serving in Woking. His wife is also a vicar and runs her own small business in Woking. Barney says: "I am 29 years old and passionate about building community, and working alongside those who need help the most. I think that this can be achieved through the work of the Church but also through political engagement. "I'm standing for Labour in Old Woking because I think the community is served best by having a strong voice on the Council. I will stand up for local interests, and will also fight for a living wage in Woking. "The Living Wage is currently £7.85 for the UK, and £9.50 for London. It is widely adopted in London and by many of the UK's largest, blue chip organisations, including Barclays and Nationwide. Over 80 out of 400 councils in England pay it and it's not a pie in the sky idea for Woking. Surrey is nearly as expensive as London and a Surrey-weighted rate, reviewed annually, should be adopted by the Council for employees and agreed as a condition for contracted-out work. Woking Council needs to lead the way here. Brent Council has taken the next step and offers businesses a discount on their business rates." |
JAY BUTCHER - Goldsworth East |
Jay Butcher has lived in Goldsworth Park since he and his wife married four years ago, and they welcomed their first child into the world just before Christmas. He has worked in international development and the charity sector for the last 11 years since graduating from the University of Surrey in 2004 and is passionate about ensuring residents' voices are heard by those in public office. Jay can be found each day on the number 91 bus heading to London for work, taking his daughter out for a walk around the lake in a bid to get her to sleep, or out and about with his camera. |
NIGEL JACKSON - Kingfield, Westfield and Barnsbury |
Nigel came to Kingfield and Westfield 20 years ago soon after leaving the armed forces and his two children went to local schools. He became a youth leader with local cadets for 18 years and a volunteer with St John Ambulance for 10 years. He is now 53 years old and has been Chairman of the Royal British Legion in Woking for 3 years and is Treasurer of the Woking RAF Association. Nigel says "As a bus driver working for one of the biggest bus companies in Hampshire and Surrey I have also been a union shop steward and feel confident that I have the skills required to be your Labour representative on the Council. "On my walks talking to residents, they are concerned about the flood defences and ask if the Council has got it right. They worry about the increase in traffic from the new housing developments, the effect on infrastructure, and about the £2 million bus cuts threatening their public transport." "Residents feel, quite rightly too, that they were not consulted early enough about the Vicarage Road closure, that it was handled inconsiderately, and caused huge inconvenience with local retailers losing a considerable amount of trade. However I am assured that the contractors are confident the work will be completed in May as planned." |


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While no postseason awaits the boys and girls tennis teams at Mingus Union High School, a high-achieving handful of Marauders still have a date set on the State courts.
After winning their final match of the season Tuesday, April 21, over Bradshaw Mountain High School by identical 7-2 scores, the head coaches for the boys and girls teams had reason to be optimistic — especially for their top three varsity players at the Division II state singles and doubles tournaments beginning Friday, April 24.
Junior Jerry Hernandez will get his first postseason exposure at the state singles tournament, while juniors Logan Connella and Turner Walz will again team up for the doubles tournament. The first two rounds of State begin at the Scottsdale Tennis Center at 10:30 a.m.
Junior Olivia Galluzzi and freshman Talon Whiteley, meanwhile, will be at the Phoenix Tennis Center at 8:30 a.m. Junior Abii Almanza is scheduled to play with Whiteley on the Marauders doubles team April 24.
However, Almanza was ill and did not even show to the April 21 final team win at MUHS over the Bears. If she is not available by 1:30 p.m., Whiteley's friend, freshman Emma Williams, will step in as the alternate.
For the full story, please see the Wednesday, April 22, issue of the Cottonwood Journal Extra.
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If Mingus Union High School's softball team has a postseason in its future this spring, the Marauders have four sectional games to make it happen.
A road game Wednesday, April 15, in Bullhead City presents the first opportunity for MUHS [7-13], ranked No. 38 in Division II.
"Mohave should be a good game," head coach John Brown said. "I'm confident that if we play well, we can beat them."
While the fifth-ranked Marauders baseball team expects to solidify its undefeated position atop
Section V with a win over Mohave High School, Brown is simply looking for his first sectional win of the spring.
In their last two road losses — both by one run — pitching hasn't been the issue for the Marauders. Brown's nominal starter, sophomore Krista Earl, has struck out 113 batters — fourth in Division II.
For the full story, please see the Wednesday, April 15, issue of the Cottonwood Journal Extra.
- Written by George Werner
The rivalry between Mingus Union and Bradshaw Mountain high schools had become rather lopsided lately.
This year, it was all Bears in basketball and football, leaving it to senior pitcher Orlando Machado on the baseball diamond, where head coach Bob Young had not tasted victory over Bradshaw since a 19-16 scorefest in 2011.
Machado's complete game Tuesday, April 7, changed all that, as the Marauders also took advantage of five Bears errors to decisively beat them at home, 8-3.
"This was the one team I wanted to beat, for sure," said Machado after striking out six Bears, tossing a shutout through the first four innings to help secure the win for the Marauders in their Section IV opener. "I told coach Young, I wanted the mound. He agreed with it."
The win not only ended a five-game MUHS losing streak to its Prescott Valley rivals, it also gives the Marauders, ranked eighth in Division II by the Arizona Interscholastic Association, the early edge in the battle for their section's top seed in the state tournament.
"He was in the zone," Young said. "He hadn't beat Bradshaw, so he wanted to beat those guys before he graduated."
Ninth-ranked Coconino High School, which will visit Friday, April 17, has one more divisional victory to its credit.
For the full story and more photos, please see the Wednesday, April 8, issue of the Cottonwood Journal Extra.
- Written by George Werner
Senior Allison Whitworth represents a breed of athlete she hopes doesn't fade away this spring.
Whitworth, the only Mingus Union High School track and field athlete with three Division III state team championship rings, pole vaulted 8 feet, 6 inches to beat over 40 competitors and 133 other schools March 21 at the Nike Elite Rotary Invitational in Chandler.
"Me and one other girl were the only ones who cleared" the pole vault bar at that height, she said. "They took it up to 9 feet, 3 inches, instead of just nine like they usually do, and I hit it with my shoulder."
Whitworth, also a tri-captain for the Marauders spiritline, was the only MUHS freshman to compete at State three years ago, where she finished fourth in the high jump.
"I actually three-stepped for the first time the other day," she said. "That was really hard to do. I was pretty impressed.
"This is my first year doing the hurdles. Coach [Tiffany] Goettl told me I have the speed — I just need to work on the form."
If Whitworth qualifies for State in the 100-meter hurdles, as she is trying to do, it would be her fourth event in which she will be competing. Whitworth, as a sophomore, was Division III runner-up with the Marauders' 4x100 relay team — ranked this spring among the top eight in Division III.
"We've PR'd at every single meet we've gone to," she said. "We're trying to shave off a second or two more in order to get into the top three stalls at State."
The fifth-fastest 4x100 relay runner in the state as a sophomore, Whitworth continues to work to boost her personal bests. She just returned from a three-hour pole vault clinic Tuesday, March 31, in Apache Junction.
For the full story, please see the Wednesday, April 1, issue of the Cottonwood Journal Extra.
- Written by George Werner
A trio of unlikely hitters helped Mingus Union High School baseball remain undefeated Tuesday, March 17.
Freshman second baseman Tyler Kelly singled home the game-winning run from second base in the sixth inning to beat Wickenburg High School, 3-2.
Sophomore catcher Gus Henley initiated the rally with a double down the left-field line with two outs.
"I knew we were down two outs," he said. "I was just focusing on getting a base hit for our team."
Henley hit .600, including the only home run of the tournament, as the Marauders swept four games in the Route 66 Classic in the face of 40 mph winds over four days.
"It was so bad, if you hit a ball in the right spot, it wouldn't go anywhere," Henley said. "It just died."
Junior Fernando Chavez made up for one of his two runs allowed before being moved to the infield in favor of senior Gage Benevento, lining a triple into right field in the fifth inning.
"Gage did a great job," said Marauders head coach Bob Young. "Fernando had a little trouble with his control.
"He's got to throw strikes. Where he gets into trouble, he tries to strike everybody out. I tell the guys, hit your spots, we'll get ground balls. That's why he wasn't out there that long."
For the full story and photos, please see the Wednesday, March 18, issue of the Cottonwood Journal Extra.
- Written by George Werner
Winning isn't everything, but it is the only thing Mingus Union High School's baseball and softball teams have been doing on their Spring Break road trips.
Head coach John Brown's girls snapped a four-game losing skid Monday, March 9, with an 8-4 win at Wickenburg High School, only for head coach Bob Young's boys to remain undefeated by the same score the next afternoon at Thunderbird High School.
After junior Zack Abrigo set the tone with a 13-0 no-hitter Feb. 27 at Kingman High School, MUHS pitching will get a workout beginning at 3 p.m. Wednesday, March 12, in Needles, Calif.
That is when Young can throw as many as nine hurlers at the Route 66 Classic field — five different opponents played over three days in two different states and stadiums.
"I don't think anybody's ready to throw a complete game, so I'm taking six freshman pitchers," he said. "There'll be a lot of guys throwing a couple innings.
"We play six games this week. I'll have a lot more figured out, rotation-wise, after this weekend."
A couple of hours after baseball wraps up its final game at River Valley High School in Bullhead City, softball, with barely two pitchers, will play a home doubleheader against Blue Ridge High School, beginning at 1 p.m.
"We'll play to win the first one, then we'll see what happens," Brown said. "Play to survive game two."
For the full story, please see the Wednesday, March 11, issue of the Cottonwood Journal Extra.
- Written by George Werner
Can Mingus Union High School win its fourth straight track and field state title?
Until the girls team stops winning them, it's the question head coach Yancey DeVore will have to keep answering every spring.
"Anytime you start talking about winning a state championship, it's hard," he said. "You have to have the right things happen.
"You have to have the athletes who can score points — not just in one or two events, but across the board. It always helps to have a state champ or two in there somewhere as well."
Filling that bill will be junior Megan Goettl, the Marauders' top point-scorer at the Division III meet as a sophomore. She was runner-up in the 1,600 meters, had top five finishes in the 800 and 3,200 meters and was a leg of last spring's state champion 4x800 relay team.
However, only 18 other girls came out for the team, compared to 43 total boys.
"We have a pretty talented pool of guys to get in the right spot, but we are short [of] girls for some reason," DeVore said. "We have State-returning female good athletes out there, some good freshmen, but the numbers aren't there."
For the full story and season schedule, please see the Wednesday, March 4, issue of the Cottonwood Journal Extra.
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Experience is overrated, as the girls tennis team at Mingus Union High School proved in its opening match Friday, Feb. 27, a 7-2 win over Thunderbird High School.
Talon Whiteley took over the top spot on the Marauders ladder right away with one of only two straight-set singles victories over the Chiefs, 6-3, 6-2 — the other belonging to fellow freshman Emma Williams in the four spot.
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Williams won her singles match 6-3, 6-0, and her doubles match, 8-4, with junior Abii Almanza. Whiteley and junior Olivia Galluzzi, who returned to the team after taking off her sophomore season to deal with injuries, teamed up for an 8-6 victory. Sophomore Phoebe Chilton and freshman Megan Drumm teamed up to complete the Marauders' doubles sweep of the Chiefs, 8-2.
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If you want to be where all the action is then this is the spot. This place gets crazy and blows the doors off any other bar on the mountain. The bartenders are super nice...and hot too. All the bartenders dance on the bar and sometimes they sing...its like something out of a movie.
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Amazingly enough, all those slogans are true. Which makes for serious bragging rights and a stacked resume for Le P'tit Caribou, probably the East Coast's best ski bar.
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The 12,000 square foot exhibit from the Walt Disney Archives is the largest display of Disney props, costumes, artifacts, and artwork ever exhibited. From Oswald the Lucky Rabbit and Mickey Mouse to Captain Jack Sparrow and Captain America, the exhibit features more than 500 artifacts, at least half of which have never before been seen by the public.
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Even before Annual Passholders who were selected get to experience the all new Cars Land and Buena Vista Street districts at Disney California Adventure at the Disneyland Resort on June 11, Disney D23 members are invited to experience 'The Happiest place on Earth' 'becoming happier.'
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Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Black Widow, Hulk, Hawkeye, and Nick Fury unite as D23: The Official Disney Fan Club celebrates the eagerly awaited release of Marvel's The Avengers.
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The largest gathering of Disney fans outside of a Disney Park will return to Anaheim, California next summer as Disney D23 announces it will hold its 2013 Disney D23 convention once more at the Anaheim Convention Center from August 9 through August 11, 2013.
'The D23 Expo has become a phenomenal way for Disney fans to see everything they love about Disney all in one place –- from Disney's biggest stars and latest innovations to unforgettable performances live on stage,' said Steven Clark, head of D23: The Official Disney Fan Club, which produces the bi-annual D23 Expo. 'Our third Expo is sure to create even more magical new experiences and memories for our biggest fans attending from throughout the U.S. and around the globe.'
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Disney lovers are invited to celebrate with Disney D23, the official fan club of The Walt Disney Company, this summer as it brings its annual anniversary event to Disney fans in San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York City, Boston, Chicago and Walt Disney World (Orlando).
Each event promises to lead guests on a journey through dozens of unforgettable Disney moments that have delighted generations of Disney fans. Each show will be hosted by a Disney archivist and D23 team member and will highlight the rich behind-the-scenes stories of these magical moments through rarely (or never-before) seen film footage, concept art, photography, and exclusive interviews with many of your favorite Disney Legends and luminaries.
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Beginning Friday, February 17, Disney D23's "23 Days of Celebration" invites all Disney fans to help mark the third anniversary of the first and only official Disney fan club. Each day at approximately 10 a.m. Pacific time, D23 will provide a different challenge for the day – and the first person to submit a valid photo that matches the challenge will win a special D23 prize.
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Disney D23 has announced it will be offering its members an exclusive experience at the Disneyland Resort on Tuesday, March 6, titled 'Disneyland Off the Map.'
The event runs all day and includes guided visits to Walt Disney's private family apartment above the firehouse, a trip around the park aboard the Lilly Belle V.I.P. parlor car on the Disneyland Railroad (weather permitting) and a tour of the Disneyland Dream Suite above Pirates of the Caribbean. Surprises, gifts and 'very special dinner (and drinks) inside one of the resort's most unique restaurants' are also included in the event.
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People hate bear markets. It's difficult to watch while stocks drop and savings disappear. But for most investors, bear markets should be exciting times -- and that's especially true if you're a dividend investor.
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When stock prices drop, dividend yields increase because you're paying less to buy the same stream of dividend payouts. For example, Bank of America's (NYSE: BAC ) stock yielded a little more than 4% this time last year. Thanks to the company's recent dividend increase and falling stock price, shares currently yield more than 6%!
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General Electric |
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Eli Lilly |
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Wells Fargo |
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Home Depot |
1.0% |
3.4% |
Wachovia |
3.2% |
6.9% |
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Now, to be forthright, a high dividend yield alone is not sufficient to judge whether a company is a good investment. In fact, a high yield could be indicative of underlying trouble if a company does not possess:
- A dividend fully funded through free cash flow.
- Improving operational returns.
- Manageable debt (less than 60% of capital).
- Financial strength to continue growing and paying its dividend.
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On Fri, 2007-06-01 at 09:53 +0100, Richard Jones wrote: > On Fri, Jun 01, 2007 at 06:09:27PM +1000, skaller wrote: > > But still, the algorithm is crude and I found it necessary > > to allow: > > > > fun f ... // maybe inline > > inline fun f // try REALLY HARD to inline > > noinline fun f // never inline > > Actually it's more useful to control the inlining of function when > they are applied, rather than when they are defined. I plan to implement that too. > In more general terms, it was found that turning off inlining in the > Linux kernel reduced the code size by 25%: > I bet that actually improved performance too, but unfortunately in the > article above they don't measure that. Yes, I believe that. Smaller is usually faster. However in Felix it isn't quite so simple. The 'general' method of calling a function involves: (a) call 'malloc()' to allocate heap store (b) link the store into the garbage collector (c) construct the object by binding its environment in (d) clone the object so recursion works (e) apply the object by passing its apply() method the arguments (f) later on, garbage collect the object ALL these steps are eliminated by inlining, and that also provides further optimisation opportunities. In particular, it typically reduces all non-recursive function call chains to a flat sequence of primitive monomorphic mutators. The resulting code is VERY fast. The code with all closures isn't quite so fast :) The compiler does other optimisations, these are just the extreme cases. -- John Skaller <skaller at users dot sf dot net> Felix, successor to C++: http://felix.sf.net


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Owner | Wanda |
Placed Date | Aug 8 2005 |
County | Bee |
Location | Beeville, TX |
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Found By | Delta Dawn (Attempted) |
Last Update | Jul 21 2006 |
Reported missing 11/05
Go to Veterans Memorial Park (previously known as 200 Acre Park) in Beeville. A disc golf course has recently been added. Drive around looking for disc basket #13, which is in the same general section as the birding trail. Standing at disc basket 13, take a compass reading of 105*. Go 21.5 steps in that direction. The microbox should be hidden right over your head.
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Right on time for 'shipment' of the German radar satellite TanDEM-X this coming Thursday, 29 April 2010, we are launching the TanDEM-X blog – and looking forward to our first mission weblog on the new platform. The plan at this time is for Mission Manager Stefan Buckreuss and the DLR Communications team to be joined on the blog by colleagues working in the areas of project management, science, mission operations, the ground station network, flight dynamics, radar, calibration and data processing. read more
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This first of two volumes on the Sung Dynasty (960-1279) and its Five Dynasties and Southern Kingdoms precursors presents the political history of China from the fall of the T'ang Dynasty in 907 to the Mongol conquest of the Southern Sung in 1279. Its twelve chapters survey the personalities and events that marked the rise, consolidation, and demise of the Sung polity during an era of profound social, economic, and intellectual ferment. The authors place particular emphasis on the emergence of a politically conscious literati class during the Sung, characterized by the increasing importance of the examination system early in the dynasty and on the rise of the tao-hsueh (Neo-Confucian) movement toward the end. In addition, they highlight the destabilizing influence of factionalism and ministerial despotism on Sung political culture and the impact of the powerful steppe empires of the Khitan Liao, Tangut Hsi Hsia, Jurchen Chin, and Mongol Yuan on the shape and tempo of Sung dynastic events.
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The late Denis Twitchett was Gordon Wu Professor of Chinese Studies at Princeton University from 1980 to 1994. He was instrumental in conceiving and shaping the 15-volume Cambridge History of China. He died in Cambridge, England, in February 2006. Paul Jakov Smith is the John R. Coleman Professor of Social Sciences and Professor of History and East Asian Studies at Haverford College. Smith studies the institutional, social, and cultural history of mid-imperial China, spanning the Sung (960-1279), Yuan (1271-1368), and Ming (1368-1644) dynasties. His current book project is entitled War and Political Culture in Mid-Imperial China: The Song Military and the Literati State.
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"This addition to the authoritative multivolume Cambridge History of China presents a chronological account broadly focused on the political and military history of a period of vast, deep, and irreversible change...Scholarly footnotes, 32 maps, and a 53-page bibliography offer guidance for further research...No serious student can afford to neglect this excellent starting point for research and reflection. In tandem with its forthcoming companion volume of topical essays, it testifies to the radical vigor of scholarship that during the last 50 years has radically changed and continues to transform scholarly understanding of these three and a half centuries. Indispensable to advanced students. Summing Up: Essential." --Choice
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The Sung Dynasty and its precursors, 907-1279 Paul Jakov Smith; 1. The Five Dynasties Naomi Standen; 2. The Southern Kingdoms between the T'ang and the Sung 907-79 Hugh R. Clark; 3. Founding and consolidation of the Sung Dynasty under T'ai-tsu (960-76), T'ai-tsung (976-97), and Chen-tsung (997-1022) Lau Nap-yin and Huang K'uan-chung; 4. The reigns of Jen-tsung (1022-63) and Ying-tsung (1063-7) Michael McGrath; 5. Shen-Tsung's reign and the new policies of Wang An-Shih, 1067-85 Paul Jakov Smith; 6. Che-Tsung's reign (1085-1100) and the Age of Faction Ari Daniel Levine; 7. The reigns of Hui-Tsung (1100-26) and Ch'in-Tsung (1126-7) and the fall of the Northern Sung Ari Daniel Levine; 8. The move to the South and the reign of Kao-tsung (1127-62) Tao Jing-shen; 9. The reign of Hsiao-tsung (1162-89) Gong Wei Ai; 10. The reigns of Kuang-tsung (1189-94) and Ning-tsung (1194-1224) Richard L. Davis; 11. The reign of Li-tsung (1225-64) Richard L. Davis; 12. The reign of Tu-tsung (1264-74) and his successors to 1279 Richard L. Davis.


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To send a message to our elected members of the Senate and the House of Representatives that we as American and not as Democrats or Republicans are fedup with their fighting and that we want leadership to work as Americans to restore our great country and the economy that has made us a world power.!!! Let's put Americans back to work!
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11.5" X 15.5" Watercolor on Bark Paper of a Rhino
This awesome example of traditional work has been featured here,
Thank you for being so awesome and featuring my Golden Rhino. He deeply appreciates the attention.
Nov 18th, 2012 ReplyCongratulations!
Your art is very inspirational to all of us artists and at Shadowness we like to thank our amazing artists for all they do, to show our appreciation for you, your artwork has been featured in todays Daily Inspiration #620
Thank you to Earlywine for telling me where to buy this paper, and for inspiring me to try it. Perhaps, now more artists will try to use it too. Thank you!
Nov 16th, 2012 Replyoutstanding and magnificent drawing ..
Nov 16th, 2012 Reply SubscriberThank you Jurgen...I'm working on a bald Eagle on this bark paper.
Nov 16th, 2012 ReplyMagnificent, and downright noble. I would not be surprised to see this with a small golden crown perched on a horn. :D
Nov 16th, 2012 ReplyThere are many creatures on this planet, that are magnificent, beautiful, and noble in their own humble way. I just love Rhinos...they are so alert, strong, and if I could get to the San Diego Zoo I would be photographing them. They always delight me.
Nov 16th, 2012 Replyfantastic work Anne dear
Nov 16th, 2012 ReplyI wanted to show how the exact same rhino looks different when you paint it on a special, very different surface. If I painted him in oils he would be different still. I just love using different mediums to complete a piece of art work. The surface of this paper and the different colors dictate different approaches to each subject. I want to do a Bear on the dark brown bark paper, and a Giraffe on this golden color. Inspiration and challenges never cease. Thank you for the wonderful words of encouragement!
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