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People in Glass Houses shouldn't throw stones (ahem, Woodhams)
Throwing Stones Reflections on a dumpy chair, flunky college student hacks, typos, poor judgement and the man who held them all together By Christine (Verges) Gacharná The way I remember it, there was nothing special about that chair. It wasn't particularly inviting or comfortable. The room
a writer impersonating a photographer
"Go into yourself. Find out the reason that commands you to write; see whether it has spread its roots into the very depths of your heart; confess to yourself whether you would have to die if you were forbidden to write." — Rainier Maria Rilke I wasn't always a photographer. That is to
the San Juan mountains
Another page in my collaboration with Steve Fleming, I spent some time this fall working on the project while still enjoying my time kicking around Ouray. Nestled in the spectacular San Juan mountains in Colorado, there are a gazillion postcard replicas of these same haunts in Ouray, and creating
drippy trees
I found myself free for a couple of hours on Magazine St., so I walked over to Audubon Park to check out the Spanish Moss, which is the subject of a collaboration I'm working on with Steve Fleming. I was in the wrong shoes, but ventured off the paved walkway anyhow to truly explore.
Lakeview in monochrom
The kids and I kicked around small-town Oregon for a week this summer, where I spent my free time working on two personal project collaborations: a landscape project with artist Steve Fleming, and an architectural challenge with Mark Harrelson. I limited myself accidentally on purpose (by nature of
Chef Carl
Chef Carl Schaubhut | Leica M Monochrom | ISO 3200, 50mm Cron (B+W 040M Orange), f/2.8, 1/500 sec In my work as an editorial writer and photographer, everything I shoot on assignment is with my Nikon as the publications I work for only run full color images. Even so, I rarely go out on assignment
Steve Fleming, artist
Several years ago, a burned-out photographer stumbled on a brilliant painter. That's how the story began. Since then, the photog moved from D.C. to New Orleans and put her photo business on sabbatical and bought a yoga studio, yadda yadda yadda. Meanwhile, the painter continues to paint.
from stuck to success (or, there's an ostrich in my bathroom)
By Christine Gacharná In my bathroom, I have globs of peanut butter jamming up the sink drain, 0s & 1s raining from the shower head and a raincoat hanging where my towel used to be. Oh — and a hungover ostrich propped over the toilet. Why??? Because I'm reading a new book, The Plateau
It's NOT possible NOT to love a girl named Jingjing. Seriously. (I know, double negative. But I'm serious.) She's like a fabulous little porcelain doll. I want to scoop her up and put her in my pocket and carry her with me everywhere. Not literally, but you get what I
Certified Professional Photographer. !
When I was in college, I made up a list of things that I wanted to do with my life. Somewhere in the Top 3 was to learn — really learn — how to use my camera on manual mode. As an undergraduate, I enrolled in a photography class in the Art Department (something I now advise beginners not to do)
From the Archives | Bob Sullivan in Holgamod
Today, I was combing through old hard drives and came across countless forgotten images, including a very quick evening's worth of work with Bob Sullivan that never even made the cut for his author shot (original post here.) I've found that it generally takes me 30ish frames to warm my
Lauren is a personal trainer and a power yoga instructor at my studio (click here to see her schedule!) She's a former collegiate runner who discovered she could prevent injuries by practicing yoga. She's also an actress, an aunt and she makes a mean homemade peanut butter cookie.
the Rowell family
How lucky am I? I fell into this beautiful, lively, friendly, interesting family simply by moving in! the Rowell family And I love my job. Share this:PrintEmailPocketTumblrLinkedInTwitterFacebook
Baby Eliza is my very special, first official portrait session in the Big Easy. Giving credit where credit is due, she came with confident parents who never ran out of stamina. Eliza is flashing her best grin not for the photographer but for the studio soundtrack — her Mommy's amazing
So…I bought a yoga studio yesterday. !
Three weeks ago, I set out as an aspiring student in search of a yoga studio. Today, I bought it. The journey from Point A to Point B was every bit as whirlwind and/or crackpot as it must sound, plus some. The short story version begins with the move to New Orleans. First things first: find a new
Jay & Michelle | Cozumel
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Coach Lou
Coach Lou is my daughter's swim coach. He holds an MS in Astrophysics (among other impressive achievements) and is strikingly intelligent and personable. Last summer, he spent all of 10 minutes showing Lexi some stroke tips that were so simple it almost blew our minds, and the following
Family Portrait Marathon | 11.20.2010
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I first met Adrienne when she was just a toddler, way back in the day when my then-boyfriend was in UPT (Undergraduate Pilot Training) with her Daddy. The class graduated and scattered; fast forward 15 years that seemed like 5 and suddenly Adrienne is all grown up! We spend a chilly fall morning
New Orleans brass band
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Family Portrait Marathon | 10.30.2010
I started the day with four boys under 5 and ended with six stair-step siblings ages 6 to 16; sandwiched in between were 49 people with crazy busy schedules, coming and going from all directions (including a couple of Trick-or-Treaters!) Many thanks to my assistant, Peter Frustaci, who helped me
shooting with Kate (St. Augustine's best!)
I spent a lovely long weekend in St. Augustine, Florida, second shooting a wedding for Kate Gardiner. Kate was recently voted "Best Photographer" in the 2010 Best of St. Augustine Contest, so it was a great honor for me to shoot alongside her at Ponte Vedra as Kristofer and Nichole
Elijah was 1 day shy of 3 weeks old for his newborn session. I found him especially amazing to watch as he moves seamlessly from the calm, soothing, peaceful and controlled arms of his parents to the lively, colorful, roughhousing world of his three big brothers. Elijah Share
Family Portrait Marathon
Family Portrait Marathon | 10.30.2010 Q: What is a family portrait marathon? A: For me, it's a marathon day of shooting! For you, it's a chance to get a family portrait for the upcoming holiday season at a special session price. Q: How much does it cost? A: $50/family (up to six
Look closely at her medals; yes, one of those is from football season! Lovely athlete… Share this:PrintEmailPocketTumblrLinkedInTwitterFacebook
Kendall, I'm so excited for you as you embark on your adventure to spend your senior year of high school in Germany! Have fun! Share this:PrintEmailPocketTumblrLinkedInTwitterFacebook
Shelley & David | Northern Virginia wedding
Shelley & David | July 3, 2010 David and Shelley celebrated both their first date and their engagement at Vintage Ridge Winery. "They pair their tastings with food, which altered David's plan of surprising me with an afternoon picnic," Shelley says. "So we had an evening
Katy & Kyle's engagement | Annapolis
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Annalise is a rising senior at West Springfield High School and both she and her mother are girls after my own heart: Annalise is a shoe girl and loves fun scarves, and her mother wants only black and whites for a family portrait wall dating back to the great-grandparents. Of course, I
Reading is Fundamental
Today, the Summer 2009 issue of The Key fell through the mail drop and this was on the cover: This is the first time an editor has used me for both the cover photos and the cover feature story! That's my daughter in the picture, my son holding an SB 800 Strobist-style to camera left. On the
Alyssa is the youngest of three girls; she sings, dances and plays soccer; she just graduated from West Springfield High School, where she earned her letterman's jacket on the football field; she's a pro gamer and rumor has it she'll win faster using only her elbows than most of
beginning figure drawing with Lisa Semerad
I didn't take any photography workshops in 2008. Instead, I enrolled in a figure drawing class at The Art League mostly as a tag-along to my bona-fide artist friend Suzanne. (We didn't know one another in Tucson, but she was an art major at the University of Arizona during the years
Catherine, Anthony & Olivia
Here's my workflow for kids: first get the photos Mom wants; then get the orthodox photos for grandparents; then get the unorthodox photos for my portfolio; then get the best funny-face photo for the kids. This is my second Christmas photographing Catherine, Anthony and Olivia, and they
Katy is a very interesting and impressive young woman. She has four brothers, one of them her twin; she loves running marathons and white water rafting; she just returned from a year in Uganda; she's a junior at the United States Naval Academy; she has a long to-do list of goals for her life
Oh, and don't forget the shoes!
Joyce is nine months pregnant and in F A N T A S T I C shape! [Why is it, we wondered, that nobody tells you until after you're pregnant that it really takes 10 months to grow a baby?] Share this:PrintEmailPocketTumblrLinkedInTwitterFacebook
bugs at f/2.8
It's not to say that the flowers on my front porch from summer were dead; let's just that they were no longer thriving. So I went to Home Depot to look for something fall-ish, and came home with these locally grown Mums. I chose them because one had a fuzzy white caterpillar crawling
Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
There is enough water in Crater Lake to give each man, woman and child on earth 700 gallons of the purest pH balanced water available to drink. (Shhh, don't tell California!) It's the deepest lake in the United States and the seventh deepest lake in the world and, believe it or not,
Love, life and the importance of the perfect pair of jeans
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an•gel•ic |an'jelik| adjective of or relating to angels : the angelic hosts. • (of a person) exceptionally beautiful, innocent, or kind : she looks remarkably angelic in her First Communion dress. And then, of course, angelic turns to giggling, and giggling leads to shadow puppets, and then
There are so many facets to the people I photograph. Take Chris, for example: young Airman, engineering student, athlete, bike enthusiast, uncle, brother, son…just an all-American kid. I call him a "kid;" he calls me "Ma'am." Both make me laugh! When I was
DEA Special Agent and Castle CEO
Today I photographed a Drug Enforcement Agency Junior Special Agent and a Princess. Emma and Dominic were a lot, lot, lot of fun! Share this:PrintEmailPocketTumblrLinkedInTwitterFacebook
Gotcha Capitalism by Bob Sullivan
[UPDATE] No. 13 on the New York Times bestsellers list is "Gotcha Capitalism"! I got an email today from author Bob Sullivan telling me he was on a radio show the other day with Louie Free, who complimented him on the author photo that I took (Louie Free must've liked it, he put
New Client Inquiry.
When someone submits a request via my website for more information regarding portraits, it shows up in my inbox with the subject line "New Client Inquiry." They all follow the same generic format, answering pretty basic questions. But they're not always as entertaining as the
I handed a girl a flyer advertising my photo business…
…last summer at Seussical, and here's just a handful of the fun that it led to this week: Share this:PrintEmailPocketTumblrLinkedInTwitterFacebook
John Stuart Hunt, Wall 7 West, line 129
I met John Stuart Hunt on Wall 7 West, line 129, of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C. I was giving my friend Miette the walking tour of downtown Washington D.C., and we stopped to look up her brother-in-law. The book we referenced gave us his name, rank, branch of service, date of
Me Danny P
Dan is a Groover, a member of a group of my husband's best friends from The Zoo (they call it); he's a happily married father of two; he's a pilot; he's the son of a cancer survivor; and he has a brain tumor. I wanted to photograph him, and he indulged me by showing up with
My first morning with a Helios 44-2 f2 58mm
ISO 200, 80mm equivalent, f/2 The Helios 44 is a Russian (Zeiss formula copy) lens. Early Helios 44-2 and 44-3 lenses have a "flaw" that renders a very unique bokeh; eventually, Helios "fixed" the problem, so modern day versions of the lens (44-4 and later) aren't as
I was sitting at my desk this week when I received a text from my daughter: Compliments from teenagers are sometimes sandwiched between extraneous noise. Whatever. I'll take it. I went back to work, and a few hours later my phone rang. It was the maternity ward from a local medical center,
beyond grammar
"I disagree; I shouldn't be teaching grammar." :gasp: I actually heard that sentence come out of my mouth when the Director of Academic Affairs (i.e., my boss's boss, the man who runs the entire college campus where I teach) asked me to add grammar exercises into my writing
Need to update your family portrait? Check us out at JayFest 2014
Win-win: Mom gets a collection of photos to frame and share on Facebook AND makes a charitable contribution at JayFest 2014, a celebration to help Jay Rink and his battle against ALS (also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease.) All proceeds go directly to Jay's Defensive
G is for grammar (and also for groan)
A 15-year-old boy slides confidently into the driver's seat, careening the seat adjustment waaaaaay back. His body language is cool and confident as he checks himself in the rear-view mirror before adjusting it to his eye level at the back window, but his mind is racing in anticipation of
M9 — M as in mmm…
M as in mine. first shot — straight from the box, didn't know how to work metering system, guessed on exposure (good enough) missed on focus Leica M9, ISO 200, 50mm Summicron, f/2.0, 1/125 sec. M as in muchos, manifold, multifarious thanks to Ken Hansen who under promised and over delivered.
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shooting tennis
I am not properly trained or practiced in sports photography (weddings and portraits are more my focus) so I really had no expectations going into Saturday's tournament. My goal was simply to try to get individual players a shot of themselves on the court that made them smile. If I fail, no
Facing the Blank Page
By Christine Gacharná I learned by accident how to face the blank page. At 24, I was working in Arizona as a newspaper reporter. My deadline was 11 a.m., at which time I had to submit 7 stories to my editor. Surprisingly, 10:59 a.m. was the most satisfying time in that job. I might still be
The Blank Page
"We see the brightness of a new page where everything yet can happen." — Rainier Maria Rilke For the last two+ years that I've had my photography business on sabbatical, I've been teaching college writing courses. I've been told that teaching will clarify just how
focal length lens comparison (in-studio)
Despite answering this question at length in a previous post, I still get a considerable number of people who continue to ask the question: What kind of camera/lens should I buy? My answer hasn't changed much in the last decade: What kind of photos are you trying to take? In the thumbnails
today, I went for a run
I spent today packing up the yoga studio and moving it from W. Esplanade Ave. to my garage. It was a strange day, a surreal mix of past, present and future. Instructors and students stopped by, called, sent emails, lit up my iPhone screen with texts … most of them had encouraging and kind words to
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intellectual property
December brought me an interesting mix of battles over intellectual property. Background: toward the end of my first year in business as a photographer, I was at a friend's house for a Christmas party and was surprised to see one of my images on the 'fridge. I had spent considerable
My trip to New York City this week seems like both a whole week and a really long day all wrapped up in a surreal experiment in time. My assignment was to photograph two co-authors for a book due to hit the NYT Bestseller list in May — I'll post more about them and the book when it's
Yoga Booty Ballet
We do the best we can at the yoga studio to introduce Yoga Booty Ballet with words: "Yoga Booty Ballet is a fun, sexy and spirited workout that will leave you feeling refreshed and inspired. Work your body, engage your mind and lighten your spirit as you practice this East-meets-West amalgam
I've had some fun the last few months photographing instructors from my yoga studio. Brooke is the first of these sessions: Brooke Brooke teaches at Namasté and 5 other locations in New Orleans. She is the owner of YogaLagniappe.com and serves on a local alumnae board with me, which
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Christopher and Colin
Adventures in holiday family portraits isn't just for kids — it's fun for the whole family! Just ask the parents of any 2-year-old boy, and their stories will make you laugh. Christopher and Colin Share this:PrintEmailPocketTumblrLinkedInTwitterFacebook
Congratulations, LtCol Gacharna
Undergraduate Pilot Training, Columbus MS, 1996 At Carlos's retirement party, I got a good long hug from Meg (TN), whom I met during pilot training; Katie (FL), who became an Air Force spouse when she married our son's Godfather and assumed her role as Godmother without missing a beat;
Move Day | The New Orleans Chapter
Long gone are the days when I could load everything I own into my little Honda, uproot and move in a few hours. Even still, there's something strangely cathartic about the stress of a move. I think it has to do with the purging of stuff — the shedding of unneeded, unnecessary, unwanted


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text: David W Hughes : Neil R Clark : Kyle D Tallett Kent War Memorials Transcription Project www.kentfallen.com www.cwgc.co.uk HOLLAMBY C Tunbridge Wells civic war memorial Private 541340 (KF/260) Charles HOLLAMBY. 1/3rd (497th) Kent Fortress Royal Engineers (KFRE). Died 23 December 1918 aged 47 years. Died at his home - 84 Auckland Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Husband of Florence Emily Hollamby (present at his death) of 84 Auckland Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. After Charles died his wife Florence moved to 65 Eastridge Way, Tonbridge, Kent. Buried Tunbridge Wells Cemetery, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. Grave reference – C.14.255. Invalided from army 22 June 1918. Dead 4 months later! Charles name appears on the Tunbridge Wells Civic war memorial. Charles wife Florence was buried in the same plot 21 February 1947 aged 70 years. Charles survived the HMS Hythe disaster off Helles Gallipoli in 1915 and went on to serve with the KFRE throughout the whole war. Details are given below of the circumstances of the sinking where 147 Royal Engineer Sappers went missing presumed drowned. Charles was very lucky to survive this incident as most of his mates perished. Apparently Charles was one of the earliest survivors picked up from the freezing cold water by a rescue party from the SS Sarnia. Deaths Dec 1918 Hollamby Charles Tonbridge 2a 1986 The HMS Hythe Disaster 8th October 1915 On the 28th October 1915 whilst at sea and about to land her troops at Cape Helles, Gallipoli the ferry "HYTHE" was struck by a larger vessel and empty troop carrier called the "SARNIA". The Hythe sank in ten minutes and due to a number of reasons, including the lack of life jackets, some 155 souls perished. The majority of those who died were members of the 1st/3rd Kent Field Company, Royal Engineers and men from Kent. Their Captain was David Reginald Hermon Phillip Salomons, he died with his men. I will come back to the tragedy in due course. Our interest began with a simple WW1 Victory medal named to 2543 SPR.T.EDSER R.E. I noticed it on one of the internet auctions whilst looking for medals to a regiment I usually collect. A quick check showed that Reginald Thomas Edser had died as a result of wounds at Alexandria, Egypt on 14th December 1915 following evacuation from Gallipoli. He is buried at Chatby War Cemetery in Alexandria. He was 20 years old and was the son of James and Charlotte Edser from Tunbridge Wells. Having secured the medal I found that Reginald Thomas Edser had resided at 48 Goods Station Yard in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. This address was clearly adjacent to his father's work place. His father is shown as a Railway Engine keeper. He had an elder brother called Albert and a younger sister called Dorothy. These details were correct in 1901 at the census for that year. On the face of it he was one of the many young men lost at the disastrous Gallipoli campaign. But I noticed that his number was quite low for such a large Corps as the Royal Engineers and decided to look a little further. I saw that his Unit was 1/3rd Kent Fortress Company, Royal Engineers. I wondered if this was a locally raised unit because late 1914 and early 1915 saw the establishment of various "pals" battalions. Indeed my own usual collecting is to the Hull pals. I wondered if equivalent units were formed within the Corps of Royal Engineers and indeed they were. The 1/3rd Kent were founded by Sir David Lionel Salomons (1851-1925) who resided at "Broomhill", Southborough, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. He was the Honorary Colonel of the Kent Royal Engineers. He was a scientist and had interests in mechanics. He is quite remarkable in that he acquired the second car ever in England. He lectured in Electricity and had a great interest in transport. He organised the first motor show and was both a Magistrate and Mayor of Tunbridge Wells (1894). The first meal cooked with electricity was prepared at his home. After his son (also) David graduated from Cambridge in 1907, the possibility of establishing a Royal Engineers Territorial Unit was investigated. This was not possible due to the existence of other RE units but it did not stop the formation of a Cadet Unit in Kent and this was raised and established in 1911. It was the fore runner of the 1/3rd Company. David Salomons (Junior) became the officer commanding. Sir David Salomons paid for the conversion of an old gas works in Southborough and this became the drill hall for the new unit. On the 1 May 1914 the 1/3rd Kent Fortress Royal Engineers came into being because the existing No 3 Company in the Medway Area had difficulty recruiting and a decision to disband it was made. Thus was born the 1/3rd Kent (Fortress) Royal Engineers. They were initially responsible for the protection of the coastline, for searchlights and defence. They were mobilised on 4th August 1914 at 8pm. They all went home to return the following day at 8am. The war had begun. During the initial stage of the First World War the company remained at home and continued to train. They were converted to a Field Company from a Works Unit. In July 1915 they were at least 185 strong. The final stages of their training were in Woodlands Camp, Gillingham. Lt.Salomons was promoted to Captain on 11th June 1915. Most of their number was tradesmen. Sappers used their trades and pay was by far greater than the infantry. The infantry earned between 7 and 10 shillings and six per week (35p to 52p), whereas the Sapper earned 11 and six to 22 shillings and two pence per week (58p - 111p). Captain Salomons was both well liked and respected. He was generous and looked after his command. There is one report of him buying a round of drinks consisting of 161 pints of beer at 4d per pint plus two lemonades at 2d each for his men. Royal Engineers were required in the Dardanelles to fill vacancies no doubt caused by the appalling loss there. The company had a farewell dinner on 11 October 1915 and were cheered by crowds including their relatives as they left on Train Number 13. They went onto Devonport and boarded H.M.T. Scotian (built 1898 Harland and Wolff).They sailed to Malta landing on 20th October 1915, remaining for two days taking on coal, before heading for Lemos Island, Mudros Bay. Orders were received that they were to proceed to Sulva Bay but this was then changed to Cape Helles. Number 1 company was also travelling with them. There were two ships available, one for each company. These were the HMS Redbreast and the HMS Hythe. The 1/3rd were allocated HMS Hythe. In addition to the company were another 30 army personnel of various regiments and of course the Captain and crew of the Hythe. HMS Hythe was a former cross channel (Dover-Calais) steamer. She was a cargo carrier owned by South East and Chatham Railways. She had no passenger accommodation. She had been converted to a minesweeper in October 1914 and she had two 12 pounder guns fitted. Her Captain was Lt Commander Arthur H Bird Royal Naval Reserve. The navy was using vessels like her because the German and Turkish submarines had been sinking British/French shipping. By using shallow draught craft it was hoped that torpedoes would pass beneath a ship and represent a small target. Hythe was launched in 1905 and cost £19,575 (Admiralty compensated her owners to the amount of £12,500 following the disaster). Because the Hythe had no passenger accommodation a fabric awning was rigged on her deck to help protect the crowded deck from spray and the weather. Considering her size and construction the ship was very top heavy. The officers would be allowed in the engine room area to keep warm. However before sailing the Company witnessed a public Courts Martial. This took place in Port on her deck. Apparently a sailor had refused orders and was awarded 81 days imprisonment. Some 5 officers and 213 men boarded the Hythe plus 30 other personnel. The Hythe left Mudros at 4pm and had 50 miles to go to Cape Helles. It was travelling in a darkened state to avoid enemy bombardment. They were due to land and some forty minutes remained of their journey. At about 8pm there was a warning that another ship was bearing down on them. This other ship was HMS Sarnia. She was also a steamer, but larger than the Hythe. She had landed her cargo and troops and was leaving the Peninsula. She was steering a course S67W and the Hythe was steering a course N82E. This was near head on. Both ships were travelling in excess of 12 knots. Several attempts at a change of course by both ships, failed to avoid a collision. The Sarnia struck the Hythe 25 feet from the bow on her Port side. The force was so great that the Hythe stopped dead in the water. The foremast on the Hythe fell onto the fabric awning. The impact and devastation resulted in many fatalities on the deck of the Hythe. The force of the impact caused the Hythe to swing around by the stern and break free. The gapping hole in her Port was instantly filled by the cold sea water. She immediately began to sink and would go down in ten minutes flat. On the deck some managed to step onto the Sarnia as she remained alongside for several minutes. Others leapt into the cold sea, no life jackets, only debris to hold onto. Captain Salomons was reported as trying to save his men. He handed over his life jacket to another soldier. The Captain of the Hythe ordered "everyman for himself". There does not appear to be any co- ordinated attempt to organise the rescue. Sarnia put out a boat and saved some life. She was herself holed and would return back to port, steaming stern first to avoid taking water. Captain Salomons drowned and he was not recovered. A further 128 members of 1/3rd Company were lost plus 15 other Army personnel and 11 crew from the Hythe. Only 103 members of the 1/3rd Company survived. The disaster was compounded by the lack of life jackets/emergency lifeboats/poor organisation and could have been avoided by shipping following a set route inward and outward bound from Cape Helles.The Court of enquiry recommended that no soldier should travel on a ship without having a life jacket with him. It is hard to imagine the effect that this disaster had on the people of Kent. Several pairs of brother were lost. A father and son drowned together. Some 99 children had no father. After some further research I discovered that Sapper Edser was on the Hythe and that he had survived. Sapper Reginald Still wrote home and told of their experience on the Hythe. He says "Reg. Edser is quite safe, in fact he is with me now, writing." The Company had some rest and leave then went onto Gallipoli. On 24th November 1915 two sappers were injured by a bomb thrown by the Turks and were removed to hospital in Egypt. One of these was Reginald Thomas Edser. He is recorded as writing home to his mother. He claimed that his wounds were not serious; however he died in hospital on 14th December 1915. The Salomons family lost their only male heir. Several memorials followed. In the Second World War a mobile canteen served troops in North Africa. On the side was the inscription "David R. Salomons 1885-1915". This was paid for by his sister Vera Bryce Salomons. Between the wars the people of Southborough held a "Hythe Sunday". In church services they remembered the disaster on or near to 28 October. It is not known when this act of rememberance ended. There are several street names in Southborough with a "Hythe" theme.


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KFAI's Board of Directors is inviting all KFAI community members to join the KFAI family at its Annual Meeting, Friday, December 2, 2011, 5:30 – 8:00 p.m. at Open Book, located at 1011 Washington Avenue South, Minneapolis.
Community members will learn more about KFAI's accomplishments and challenges this year as well as strategic plans being considered for 2012.
KFAI is currently seeking program proposals for three blocks of airtime: Sundays from 6 – 8 am, Wednesdays from 9 – 10 am and Thursdays from Noon – 2 pm.
KFAI's Board of Directors, staff and volunteers extend immense thanks to the 120 donors who contributed $6,960.01 on Give To The Max Day! Thanks to each of you, KFAI exceeded last year's total on Give To The Max Day. Special gifts will be given to the 90th and 106th donors.
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District 61 State Senator Canidate Elsa Batica and Bob Dewitt of the Passport Agency a Division of the US Department of State live on the Filipino American National News tonight from 9-930pm.
KFAI's engineering staff is still troubleshooting the cause for the ongoing failure of some of our shows to generate mp3 archives. The problem is sporadic; until an explanation can be nailed down we can expect to intermittently see programs without an mp3 archive. This problem is being actively worked on.
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Douglas County law enforcement officers and firefighters will square off on the gridiron later this month to raise funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Douglas County.
The friendly flag-football game will be noon Aug. 29 at the Lawrence High School stadium, 1901 La. The public is welcome. The suggested donation to attend is $5, and all proceeds will benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters.
A team of Lawrence-Douglas County Fire Medical workers will face a law enforcement team of officers from the Lawrence Police Department, Douglas County Sheriff's Office and Kansas University Public Safety Office.
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Phillies catching prospect Tommy Joseph will undergo season-ending wrist surgery Tuesday.
Phillies catching prospect was activated from the disabled list and started at catcher for Double-A Reading on Saturday.
Phillies catching prospect Tommy Joseph has been placed on Double-A Reading's disabled list with a possible concussion.
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Tommy Joseph has been shut down for the remainder of the season due to lingering concussion symptoms.
Tommy Joseph went 3-for-4 with a double on Wednesday and is 6-for-13 with three extra-base hits this spring.
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AP Photo The United States may abandon Pakistan as a major supply route to Afghanistan unless the blockade on provisions to coalition forces is ended, after Islamabad turned down a request to allow crucial food and military hardware to transit to neighboring Afghanistan unless it receives a formal apology and sees stern action taken against those responsible for the November 26 cross-border air strike that killed at least two dozen Pakistani soldiers. TAGGED: Uzbekistan, Afghanistan, Pakistan RECOMMENDED ARTICLES


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Contemporary families; historical sociology; sociology of gender, class & race/ethnicity; community studies.Profile
Professor Karen V. Hansen combines sociology and history in her research and teaching. Her latest project, ENCOUNTER ON THE GREAT PLAINS: SCANDINAVIAN SETTERS AND THE DISPOSSESSION OF DAKOTA INDIANS, 1890-1930, has received support from the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation and the National Endowment for the Humanities. ENCOUNTER explores life on a remote Indian reservation in the early twentieth century where Scandinavians began homesteading, with the sanction of the U.S. government. In effect, they dispossessed Dakota Sioux while living as their neighbors ON the reservation. Based on oral histories with elders and analysis of landownership records, the book explores the land taking and in its wake, the coexistence of two profoundly different peoples as they sought to maintain their language, practice their culture, and honor loyalties to more than one nation.Professor Hansen's scholarship also focuses on contemporary families. She authored NOT-SO-NUCLEAR FAMILIES: CLASS, GENDER, AND NETWORKS OF CARE, which received the William J. Goode Book Award, Honorable Mention, and was a finalist for the C. Wright Mills Award. Combining theoretical frameworks and rich empirical accounts, she has edited two anthologies with Anita Ilta Garey, AT THE HEART OF WORK AND FAMILY and FAMILIES IN THE U.S. Webpage
Courses Taught
AMST/SOC | 125a | History of United States Feminisms |
GSAS | 301d | Interdisciplinary Prospectus Seminar |
GSAS | 302d | Interdisciplinary Dissertation Seminar |
HIST/SOC | 216a | Migration, Dislocation and Dispossession in North American History |
SOC | 130a | Families, Kinship and Sexuality |
SOC | 131b | Biography, Gender, and Society |
SOC | 199b | Senior Capstone Seminar: Sociology in the World |
SOC | 206b | Advanced Topics in Family Studies |
SOC | 210b | Gender, Class, and Race |
WMGS | 208b | Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Research Seminar |
Awards and Honors
Fulbright "Distinguished Chair in American Studies," Uppsala University, Sweden (2015)
Finalist, Great Plains Distinguished Book Award (2014)
Visiting Scholar, Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History, Harvard University (2013)
Fellow, Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History, Harvard University (2012)
Faculty Scholar, Student-Scholar Partnership Program (2009)
John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship (2006)
William J. Goode Book Award, Honorable Mention, American Sociological Association, Family Section (2006)
Dean of Arts and Sciences Mentoring Award for outstanding mentoring of students in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (2005)
Finalist, C.Wright Mills Award for Not-So-Nuclear Families: Class, Gender, and Networks of Care (2005)
Associate Senior Researcher, Berkeley Center for Working Families, University of California, Berkeley (1999 - 2000)
National Endowment for Humanities Fellowship (1999)
Norwegian Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Emigration Fund of 1975 (1998)
Visiting Scholar, Henry A. Murray Research Center, Radcliffe College (1994 - 1996)
American Philosophical Society Grant (1992)
Marver and Sheva Bernstein Faculty Fellowship (1992 - 1993)
Andrew W. Mellon Faculty Fellowship in the Humanities, Harvard University (1991 - 1992)
Bunting Institute Fellow, Radcliffe College (1991 - 1992)
National Endowment for Humanities (summer) (1991)
Woodrow Wilson Research Grant in Women's Stuides (1988)
Gertrude Jaeger Prize, Most Outstanding Graduate Student Essay Written by a Woman in Sociology, University of California, Berkeley (1987 - 1988)
University of California-Berkeley Distinguished Teaching Assistant Award (1984 - 1985)
Hansen, Karen V.. "Entangled Encounters and the Oral Archive: Notes from the Field." Concurrences: Archives and Voices in Postcolonial Places. Ed. Diana Brydon, Gunlög Fur, and Peter Forsgen. Amsterdam: Rodopi, 2015 (forthcoming)
Hansen, Karen V. with Grey Osterud. "Landowning, Dispossession, and Land Use among Dakota and Scandinavian Women at Spirit Lake, 1900-1929." Gender and History 26. 1 (2014): 105-127.
Hansen, Karen V.. "Breaching Boundaries and Dowsing for Stories on the Great Plains." Open to Disruption: Time and Craft in the Practice of Slow Sociology. Ed. Rosanna Hertz, Margaret K. Nelson, and Anita Garey. Nashville, TN: Vanderbilt University Press, 2014. 100-117.
Hansen, Karen V. Encounter on the Great Plains: Scandinavian Settlers and the Dispossession of Dakota Indians, 1890-1930. New York: Oxford University Press, 2013.
Anita Ilta Garey and Karen V. Hansen. "Introduction: An Eye on Emotion in the Study of Families and Work." At the Heart of Work and Family: Engaging the Ideas of Arlie Hochschild. Ed. Anita Ilta Garey and Karen V. Hansen. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2011. 1-14.
Hansen, Karen V. "Land Taking at Spirit Lake: The Competing and Converging Logics of Norwegian and Dakota Women, 1900-1930." Norwegian-American Women: Migration, Communities, and Identities. Ed. Betty Berglund and Lori Ann Lahlum. St. Paul: Minnesota Historical Society Press, 2011. 211-245.
Hansen, Karen V. "The Asking Rules of Reciprocity." At the Heart of Work and Family: Engaging the Ideas of Arlie Hochschild. Ed. Anita Ilta Garey and Karen V. Hansen. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2011. 112-123.
Hansen, Karen V. and Ken Chih-Yan Sun. "Localizing Transnational Norwegians: Exploring Nationalism, Language, and Labor Markets in Early Twentieth-Century North Dakota." Norwegian-American Essays, 2011 13. (2011): 73-107.
Hansen, Karen V., co-ed. Anita Ilta Garey, ed. At the Heart of Work and Family: Engaging the Ideas of Arlie Hochschild. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2011.
Hansen, Karen V. "The Powers of Parental Observation: Constructing Networks of Care." Who's Watching? Daily Practices of Surveillance Among Contemporary Families. Ed. Margaret K. Nelson and Anita Ilta Garey. Nashville: Vanderbilt University Press, 2009. 175-191.
Hansen, Karen V. and Mignon Duffy. "Mapping the Dispossession: Scandinavian Homesteading at Fort Totten, 1900-1930." Great Plains Research 18. Spring (2008): 67-80.
Hansen, Karen V. Not-So-Nuclear Families: Class, Gender, and Networks of Care. New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers University Press, 2005.
Hansen, Karen V. "The Asking Rules of Reciprocity in Networks of Care for Children." Qualitative Sociology 12. 4 (2004): 421-437.
Hansen, Karen V., co-ed. Anita Garey. Families in the U.S.: Kinship and Domestic Politics. Temple University Press, 1998.
Hansen, Karen V. "'No Kisses Is Like Youres': An Erotic Friendship between African-American Women During the Mid-Nineteenth Century." Gender and History 7. 2 (1995): 153-182.
Hansen, Karen V. A Very Social Time: Crafting Community in Antebellum New England. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1994.
Hansen, Karen V., co-ed. Ilene Philpson. Women, Class and the Feminist Imagination: A Socialist-Feminist Reader. Philadelphia, PA: Temple University Press, 1990.


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Integrated Solid Waste Management
Welcome to the webpage for the Department of Integrated Solid Waste Management (ISWM.) ISWM has had, and will continue to have, a large impact on the affairs of the Town of Bourne. Many questions have been asked about its operations and how they affect residents. We recognize these concerns and are committed to providing the residents of Bourne with the information they seek. One way in which we hope to provide information to the community, is through the use of this webpage. Please explore the different sections to familiarize yourself with our operations.
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- Residents are encouraged to arrange for a tour of the facility and the opportunity to discuss any issues directly with ISWM management.
- ISWM management periodically has cable TV shows on Comcast channel 13 to provide updates to the community and show new footage of the site.
- Annually, ISWM conducts an open house at the facility. Please check this website and the local newspapers for an announcement about the next event.
- ISWM has been and will continue to be available for speaking engagements at civic organizations, clubs, and business groups.
- ISWM staff periodically appears before the Board of Selectmen, Board of Health, Finance Committee, Capital Outlay Committee and the ISWM Landfill Business Model Working Group. Check posted meeting agendas to see if ISWM is scheduled to attend.
- Finally, we encourage you to read items listed in the "Reports & Documents" section of this website. Included there are several presentations that provide detailed information about our operations and plans.
We hope you find the information on this site useful and look forward to continuously improving its content. Please feel free to contact me 508-759-0651, or by email if you have any questions or comments.
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Dan Barrett | General Manager | 508-759-0651 | |
Asa Mintz | Operations Manager | 508-759-0651 | |
Phil Goddard | Mgr Facility Compliance & Technology Devt | 508-759-0651 | |
Paula Coulombe | Asst Coordinator Finance & Recycling | 508-759-0651 | |
Jane Henzie | Secretary | 508-759-0651 |
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Residential Recycling Center Off-season schedule
(Labor Day to Memorial Day)
Wednesday - Monday: 7:00 to 3:00
Closed Tuesdays and on all legal holidays
Note: Residents from other towns must follow the guidance listed here. We cannot accommodate customers after noon on Saturdays or at all on Sundays.
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Monday - Friday: 7:00 to 4:00
No brush, yard waste or ABC after 3 PM or Tuesday (off-season)
Saturday: 7:00 to 12:00
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" Introduction The ASG-2 is Aurisonics' second (official) foray into the world of iems. The guys over at Aurisonics cater primarily to the music professional crowd, and their products are generally tuned for stage use. Their original ASG-1 was a perfect example of this, with its ability to present vocals in a way that made it seem as if the notes were rolling off your own..." --eke2k6
Aurisonics ASG-1 Rev 1.3
" I quite literally took a shot with these after the NY Meet. It was between these and the UE900s and I'm rather content with the decision, from the cable to the build, to the fit. Everything works. These are clearly stage monitors tuned so you can ear voices clearly and exact positioning of instruments. Because of this they have a great and slightly forward midrange. However for what they do..." --kyuuketsuki
Denon AH-C360 Advanced In-Ear Headphones
" I've tried out several pairs of in-ear phones and never got used to the feel of them. These are much more inviting straight away, as several earpads of different sizes are included. I found my size and was off to the races. The cable is a bit short, and I usually have to bring the included extension cable along with me on my commute. This is not a problem, just an..." --phallumontis
Denon AH-C260 Acoustic Luxury In-Ear Headphones (Black)
" i got it for bass , cuz headroom says its the best in bass . now i will compare it to the klipsch s3 . package ;- 4 pair of tips , here i got the cable clip , and manuals too many . cable winder is good , thats it . s3 had a pouch . the cable is too cheap even cheaper then my she 3580 , too filmsy . design is common . a cable slider is loose , the cable clip is..." --suman134
DENON AH-C560 Black | In-Ear Stereo Headphones (Japan Import)
"I bought these last summer during a visit to Taiwan. I had hoped to buy a replacement Audio-Technica CKM500 (which broke) but they have been replaced with the CKR5 which are a bit of a let-down with its bloated bass and congested soundstage. After trying out various headphones, the salesperson suggested the AH-C560, a mid-range Denon IEM released in 2010. Although they have been considered..." --FYLegend
Denon AH-C300 Urban RaverTM In-Ear Headphones, Black
"full and detailed review here: http://www.head-fi.org/t/714564/denon-ah-c300-iem-review " --xkonfuzed
Aurisonics AS-1b
" Synopsis: The Aurisonics AS-1b is a very nice custom-fit monitor with a sound tuned for the needs of professional musicians performing on stage. It gives the listener a mid-centric sound that emphasizes the vocal range so a singer stands out in the mix. The large 15mm dynamic driver has an excellent, rich bass and on top there is a non-fatiguing, flat treble. The AS-1b offers musicians and..." --Kunlun