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I'm really tired of spending $50 a month on cable internet, especially since it has so many problems and have to deal with occasions when I can't use internet due to the cable company having problems. I think DSL is also the same price, but I'm not 100% sure. I can't use satellite either because my co-op doesn't allow us to mount dishes on the outside of the building. And I think satellite is expensive too.
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The first group of XCOR Lynx payload integration specialist firms include the following (in alphabetical order): the African Space Institute of Durban, South Africa; Cosmica Spacelines of Toulouse, France; NanoRacks of Lexington, Kentucky and Washington, D.C.; the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI) in Boulder, Colorado; Space Chariots in Oxon, England; Space Experience Curaçao of the Netherlands and the Caribbean island of Curaçao; Spaceflight Services in Tukwila, Washington, Valencia, California, and Huntsville, Alabama; and Yecheon Astro Space Center, Yecheon, South Korea.
Dr. Alan Stern, Associate Vice President at SwRI, the former NASA Associate Administrator for Science and the Chairman of the Commercial Spaceflight Federation's Suborbital Researchers Group, said, "We are extremely excited about the capabilities that Lynx will bring to our many research clients at SwRI, so much so that we've already procured six flights for our own pathfinder and discovery missions to better understand how we can best serve our clients. As a trained researcher and test engineer, I can't wait to fly with my experiments on Lynx and ring out the processes and procedures that will help our clients succeed, and help our Institute stay at the forefront of the 21st century."
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Few years? The first bird is under construction, the engines are done and test flights are scheduled for late 2011 through early 2012. Commercial ops should start in late 2012.
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Spacecraft designer Xcor has revealed details of a plan to achieve first flight of the Lynx Mk1 later this year and to expand the suborbital market far beyond space tourism.
First flight for the Lynx already has been delayed by two years after XCor discovered a deep stall problem with the original Lynx design. That issue has now been overcome through design changes to the wing, allowing Xcor to begin final assembly within a few weeks.
The first major piece of structure - the fuselage of the Mk1 version -- will be delivered to Xcor the week of 16 January, said Andrew Nelson, chief operating officer and vice president of business development.
Next month, Xcor will tender work packages for building the cockpit pressure vessel and strakes in February, with delivery of the two subassemblies scheduled in April in May, said Khaki Rodway McKee, the Xcor programme manager.
Roll-out of the Mk1 is scheduled in July or August from Xcor's hangar in Mojave, California, she said.
Taxi tests are scheduled to begin in October or November, which will be quickly followed by a short hop and finally a brief first flight by the end of the year.
The Lynx Mk1 design will be limited to flight tests. For commercial operations, Xcor will roll-out a Mk2 version about nine months later with two major changes. The Mk2 aeroshell will be made with different material that is easier to maintain in the field. Secondly, the metallic liquid oxygen fuel tanks on the Mk1 will be replaced by a non-flammable composite material, McKee said.
Finally, a Mk3 version of the Lynx is still being designed. It will introduce a 3.4m-long, circular payload pay mounted on top of the fuselage. The added feature will allow the Lynx to launch satellites weighing up to 650kg into low-earth orbit.
Xcor has discovered the Mk3 will require more extensive design changes than first thought. The landing gear must be strengthened and aerodynamic effects may drive the designers to make tweaks to the outer mould line, Nelson said.
As first flight approaches, Xcor also has released a detailed market projection for its new product. Company officials are seeking to break the popular notion that suborbital spaceflight is aimed solely at the space tourism market.
Tourism will account for less than 10% of the roughly $6 billion "addressable market" Xcor anticipates for the Lynx by 2015, when the company envisions a growing fleet launching into space several times a day.
Another $1.1 billion in yearly sales is projected for launching payloads, as well as $1.4 billion in revenue for launching small satellites. Xcor also projects a $2.8 billion market for vehicle and equipment sales to third parties, including the possibility of selling the rocket engine to the United Launch Alliance as a replacement for the Pratt & Whitney RL10.
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XCOR Aerospace Closes $5 Million Round of Investment Capital
XCOR Aerospace reports that it recently closed a $5 million round of equity funding. The round, combined with cash on hand plus anticipated and existing contracts should fund the company through production of its Lynx Mark I Suborbital vehicle.
The financing included participation of new and previous investors. Among them are Esther Dyson, Pete Ricketts (co-owner of the Chicago Cubs) and several top Silicon Valley entrepreneurs and former venture capitalists.
"We have chosen to announce this wonderful news at the Next Generation Suborbital Researchers Conference here in Silicon Valley because we believe the future of commercial space access will be driven by enterprise customers like the attendees here [today]," said Andrew Nelson, XCOR's Chief Operating Officer.
He added, "This investment represents a vote of trust and confidence in the markets represented by NSRC participants."
Jeff Greason, Founder and CEO of XCOR noted, "I believe we were able to raise funds in these trying economic times because XCOR has demonstrated compelling value to investors and customers. Our $60-plus Million backlog of orders for Lynx suborbital vehicles, flights on Lynx, and our unique reusable non-toxic rocket engines gives the investor community reason to take notice."
As part of this financing, XCOR is also happy to announce a reformulated Board of Directors. The directors include newcomer Esther Dyson, former venture capitalist Stephen Fleming, Chairman of the Space Studies Institute Dr. Lee Valentine, and company founders Jeff Greason and Dan DeLong.
Ms Dyson is well known for her perceptive early investments in the Internet, software and social media industries, her service on private and public corporate boards and foundations, and for leading NASA's Technology and Innovation Advisory Council.
Mr Fleming is a former general partner at the venture capital firm of ATV Partners and is now Vice President at Georgia Tech where he leads the Enterprise Innovation Institute. Dr Valentine is well known in the commercial space community for his leadership of the Space Studies Institute and his work with many early stage startup companies.
Work proceeds on the Lynx suborbital vehicle at XCOR. With the recent receipt of the Lynx Mark I fuselage, the continued testing of the liquid oxygen and kerosene propulsion system, the fielding of the non-toxic high performance bi-propellant reaction control system, and the recent release of request for quotes for the cockpit pressure vessel and wing strakes, XCOR is getting ever closer to first flight.
"While the recent and unprecedented disruptions in the capital markets have impacted every fledgling aerospace company, XCOR has weathered the storm and in 2011 we had our best year ever from a revenue and profitability perspective. And while the difficulties of the last few years have delayed the Lynx, we're excited about the challenges ahead.
"There is a lot of work and sizable risk in front of us, but XCOR continues its uncompromising commitment to safety and excellence. We remain focused on delivering our customers the coolest rocket plane on the planet," said Nelson.


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The Top 10 Camaros issue of Camaro Performers magazine has become a huge hit on the magazine newsstand. You might say it's the must-have issue of the year for us Camaro guys, and rightfully so. But it's imperative to point out that we don't just go through all nine issues from 2009 and pick out the most expensive, fastest, or prettiest Camaros and slap them on the list. That's hardly the case. As a matter of fact, carefully wadding through over 40 feature cars and trying to justify why one Camaro makes the list and another does not, is no easy task. It's also 100 percent subjective. With that said, it's our parameters and our ball, so we get to choose.
Now, we're aware that at least half of the cars featured in Camaro Performers magazine deserve to be considered as a top 10 contender; and believe us when we say, "They were considered." Some discussions within the staff on choosing cars were civil, while some, on the other hand, were a bit heated. But that's how it works when science takes a back seat to good old-fashioned editorial subjectivity.
So if we're going to decide which cars make it onto our top 10, then there better be a good reason why one car makes it, and another of equal, or sometimes better build quality does not. Well, that's where the story behind the car comes into play. For example, just because a '69 Camaro carries a build price of over $100K doesn't automatically make the car worthy of the list. But a car that was built for a fraction of that can carry a whole lot of weight if it was homebuilt, or if the car has a history of being beat on at the track, and proudly wears a garnish of rock chips or cone rash.
Take Cody Lebo's '71. It sports a leaf-spring rear suspension and mostly stock underpinnings. The car has a wicked stance and killer paint, and for the most part, was a homebuilt project. A top 10 Camaro of 2009? You betcha! Now, by the same token, let's look at Kyle Tucker's '70. It has been armed with one of Detroit Speed's most elaborate suspensions in all of Camaroland, but the paint looks to be as old as the car itself. A top 10 Camaro? Hell yes! With the way Kyle beats on this second-gen, it's only fitting this car finds its way onto our Top 10 Camaros of the Year.
So after weeks of sifting through Camaros for this list, then changing our minds, and changing them once more, we've painstakingly come up with what we feel to be an honorable group of Camaros that make up the Top 10 Camaros of 2009. We're sure you'll agree that many of the cars we've chosen are deserving of a spot, while a number of you will have something to say about our picks, so don't hesitate to let us know how you feel. In fact, we welcome you to compile your own list just to see how in touch we are with you readers.
With that said, we hope you enjoy this ensemble of Camaro eye candy. Oh, and just like last year, we couldn't narrow it down to just 10, so our Top 10 list actually consists of 11. Blame it on the movie This is Spinal Tap and the famous quote from Nigel Tufnel. "These go to 11."
Here is a prime example of a homebuilt goodie that didn't break the bank, yet still oozes with plenty of style. The car has amazing paint and a vicious stance-one that most second-gen owners tend to miss by a mile. Needles to say, Cody nailed it. This is a prime example of a budget build that can stand up to most any Camaro at any given show. Cody runs a stout 387ci mill with Eagle-forged stroker kit that puts out about 456 hp at 6,300. A beefy turbo 400 sends off the twist to a 12-bolt rearend fitted with 3.73:1 gears and a limited-slip differential. Hotchkis handled the 2-inch drop springs up front, and Cody matched the rear drop with lowering blocks. He bolted up beefy sway bars, and a set of QA1 12-way adjustable shocks smooth the road. We can't wait to see the latest additions as they materialize on Cody's tidy second-gen.


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San Pedro La Laguna
December 30, 2011 - January 3, 2012
We left Guatemala City and we planned on bringing in the new year at Lake Atitlan. Just as we got into the outskirts of the city, we found ourselves in an interesting town with many steep streets. I only realized that we were lost when the road became a big dirt path going uphill. We continued to ride around until we found our way back to the highway. The traffic wasn't too bad and the scenery was worth any stops we needed to make. Guatemala wasn't much different from Mexico, it was an incredibly beautiful country, filled with culture, breathtaking scenery and exotic natives.
We rode throughout many tall rolling hills and a thick sheet of fog greeted us every time we reached the top. Children formed groups on the edge of the highway and they would waive and chase after us as we rode past. We eventually noticed that the cars riding past would throw candies or treats at the children, if they waived. I wish we had known that before, we would have definitely gone prepared. After riding on a beautifully paved road for most of the day, it eventually turned to dirt. It was in such bad shape that I was excited once we were off of it. Rocky told me that Lake Atitlan was close by but since there is no road that circles the lake, we weren't able to catch a peek of it until we reached the top of the mountain.
It was a great introduction! The view was more enchanting than I could have ever imagined it to be. Lake Atitlan is large and recognized to be the deepest lake in Central America. It is ringed by volcanoes and shaped by deep escarpments that surround it. Volcano San Pedro is the oldest of the three, Volcano Tolimán began growing after San Pedro stopped erupting, and Volcano Atitlán remains active, with its most recent eruption having occurred in 1853. Freshly paved switchbacks lead the way down the mountain. They were very steep and the corners were extremely tight. I was kind of scared until large buses filled with passengers, zipped by and seemed to turn corners on two wheels. Traveling by bus seemed much more dangerous than the motorcycle.
We arrived safely in San Pedro, an extraordinary town. Since New Years was around the corner, we had planned on staying at a hostel. The streets were packed with tourists and as I got off the bike to find out some sort of direction, a local offered to help find us a place for cheap. I followed his lead and after a five minute walk he found us a room in one of many small hotels. It was three stories tall with open corridors that overlooked the entire lake. Decorated with a few hammocks, lawn chairs and a beautiful garden, it was more than awesome, especially for $14 per night.
After a nice hot shower, we planned on going for a walk. It's amazing how much a hot shower is appreciated, so much so that I even risked my life for it. Only cold water runs through the pipes, and in order to get hot water, an electrical shower head is used to heat the water. In hindsight, a hot shower was not that important.
San Pedro was a really awesome place to visit. I usually don't like tourist filled places but this was definitely an exception. Lake Atitlan is surrounded by many villages in which Maya culture is still prevalent and traditional dress is worn. The Maya people of Atitlán are predominantly Tz'utujil and Kaqchikel. Often, when people of one culture assimilate to another culture, the traditional style of dressing can quickly become obsolete. This is certainly not the case with the descendants of the Mayans in Guatemala. These proud people boldly wear their traditions on their sleeves.
The native dress of the Mayans, which is called Traje, may vary by village and language group. But the intent of native dressing remains the same, to preserve the rich culture. To Guatemalans, their native costumes are their identity. The women honor their ancestors by wearing a Redcorte (skirt) held up by a woven Faja (belt or sash). The women also wear a Huipil (a traditional square-cut blouse) made with embroidered designs. A shawl drapes over one shoulder, which can be used to carry a baby around. I was very curious to dress this way and the kind ladies in one of the boutiques were also curious to dress me.
The following day was New Year's Eve and we had a few errands to run. We were in desperate need of clean laundry and Rocky's hair needed a cut. Laundry cleaning is a common business throughout Mexico and Central America but aside from a few dry cleaning items, I have always washed my own clothing. I don't know why I felt nervous, my clothing was cleaned so well that it smelled fresher than I've ever know possible. The extra pair of foreign underwear I found washed and folded amongst our belongings wasn't necessary but we got a good laugh from it.
As we walked down a few alleys, we read a sign that said Barber Shop. The barber was a hippy with long dreads and blood shot eyes, but he did own clippers and scissors and Rocky thought that was sufficient. We were invited into a room with a mirror, a chair, a small desk and some crazy paintings on the wall. As Rocky's hair was being cut, the barber kept stopping to take a moment to run his fingers through Rocky's hair while constantly complimenting, "Wow man, your hair is so soft! I can't believe how silky it feels. Dude, do you know that your hair is like silk." It was obvious to me that the guy was very high on something and my thoughts were proven to be correct when he said, "Just so you know, I can get you anything you like. Do you like acid, man? I've got really good shit!" I have to admit, I was very impressed with the hippies' ability to cut hair while ridiculously high. He did a great job.
We were ready for the celebrations and considered hitching a boat ride to a town across the lake but Rocky wasn't feeling too well. Instead, we decided to stay in San Pedro to attend a street party. We had grabbed a few of joints from the local who helped find us our hotel room and we stopped at a convenience store to buy a couple 40's of beer. A large stage was placed in the middle of a main street and huge speakers thumped bass. It was such a fun party that the MC even forgot the countdown and introduced midnight a little bit late. Everyone yelled Happy New Year, kissed, toasted and lit fireworks. Guatemalans love their fireworks!
We spent another two days admiring the culture of the town. We enjoyed the simple pleasures of playing a game of tag with the locals at a park and taking pictures of our memories at San Pedro La Laguna. We drank delicious coffee that was grown locally and ate inexpensive meals. Lake Atitlan was a wonderful place to visit but we were ready to continue our adventure and leave one of the most beautiful, colorful places I have ever seen on this earth.
Traveling from Guatemala City to San Pedro La Laguna, we stopped at the side of the road for a rest and some water.
Walking through the streets of San Pedro, we passed by this Guatemalan girl sitting amongst a pile of rubble with a huge smile on her face.
My little Guatemalan girl: Paula tried on one of the traditional ladies outfits. With nowhere to put it on the motorcycle, we didn't end up purchasing it.
We sat on street corner watching the spectacular scene of the townspeople walking by.
The ladies of San Pedro la Laguna and their traditional attire
These ladies were selling fruit and talking up a storm at the side fo the street.
We spotted this elderly lady on the rooftop of her home hanging her laundry out to dry.
I was in need of a haircut, and decided that this guy's shop looked interesting. Paula and I both soon realized that he was high on something as he switched between trimming my hair and sipping on his beer.
The sun went down in the town square as the New Year's Eve celebrations drew near.
A street corner at dusk in the town of San Pedro La Laguna
I saw this family sitting on the curb and, as awkward as it is taking photos of strangers, I just had to ask if I could take one.
Tall, medium and short
Night time on the streets of San Pedro
A corner shop in San Pedro la Laguna, Guatemala
We saw this child sitting in a tuk tuk at the side of the road with his older brother. Paula handed him the flower.
Two sisters walk through the town square and turn heads.
Mother & Daughters
A family on the streets of San Pedro la Laguna, Guatemala
I tried to secretly take of a photo of this guy laying in his hammock. I guess he noticed.
The People of San Pedro la Laguna
A young girl standing with her mother on the street of San Pedro la Laguna. The guy in the doorway was either passed out from being drunk or just taking a nap.
Everywhere we went in this little town on the edge of Lake Atitlan, we saw interesting and friendly people.
The style of art in this region is filled with bright, beautiful colour.
A shop in San Pedro la Laguna - Lake Atitlan, Guatemala
I snuck to the top of The Primera Iglesia Bautista de San Pedro La Laguna, a Baptist church in the centre of town, to snap a few shots from above.
As we left San Pedro La Laguna the same way we had arrived, we stopped to take some photos of the spectacular view that we had seen when we first neared Lake Atitlan several days before.
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Gorgeous fashion accessories, flower arrangements, wedding cakes and stationery cross our desks every day here in our New York City office. In "Prettiest Thing in Our Office This Week," we'll take you behind the scenes and show you our favorite item each Friday.
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Welcome to the Greater Baltimore Group of the national Sierra Club. The Greater Baltimore Group includes Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and Harford County. This page contains local events, outings, and any information dealing with local Sierra Club causes. We focus on local issues, however we do get involved in national campaigns using the information supplied to us by our national organization in San Francisco.
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The Greater Baltimore Group needs a Secretary. There are two positions to fill on the Group's Ex Com. Contact Chris Yoder if you are interested at chris.yoder[@]mdsierra.org.
"Linked In": click here!
Facebook: The Greater Baltimore Group and Young Sierrans now have Facebook pages. You can find the GB group here, and the Young Sierrans here.
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Please read this important article (also published in Chesapeake, the newsletter of the Sierra Club's Maryland Chapter) about trail use and the closure (by Baltimore City) of trails in the watershed areas: Trails Summit
NASA satellite documents mountain top removal damage: http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/WorldOfChange/hobet.php?src=features-recent. Note that the same site has dramatic and sobering documentation of what's happening to Arctic sea ice and the Amazon rain forest as well.
Check out this report on climate change.
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An important paper by Tom Horton, The Baltimore Sun's long-time environmental reporter and author of several books about the Chesapeake Bay, questions whether Smart Growth, whatever its potential, can restore the Bay to health while the Bay area population continues to grow. Mr. Horton says the investment of 25 years and billions of dollars in Bay cleanup has been "a failure," neither reducing the most important pollutant nor increasing the numbers of the most valued marine life. He provides evidence linking that failure to continued massive growth of the Bay area population.
Mr. Horton's paper, entitled "Growing! Growing! Gone! The Chesapeake Bay and the Myth of Endless Growth" and dated August 2008, is on the website of Baltimore's Abell Foundation in two versions. The full version is at http://www.abell.org/publications/detail.asp?ID=139. A condensed version of only 7 pages is at http://www.abell.org/publications/detail.asp?ID=140.


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Atlanta Get-Together?
If you are in or around the Atlanta area and would be interested, drop a comment here. I'll talk to my friendly, neighborhood LEGO Ed rep and see what we can come up with - teachers, parents, and students - everyone would be welcome.
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- Robolab 2.9 said...
Hi Jim,
I'm right below you in SC, and I'd definitely be interested! I could pass this on to some FLL people in my area if you want...? We could come together.
- Aug 26, 2007, 12:31:00 PM
- Ethan Steckmann said...
i would come but i dont live in altlanta so i guees i cat come rats.
- Aug 27, 2007, 1:40:00 AM
I'm in Atlanta and would come depending on schedule. Great idea!
- Aug 28, 2007, 2:36:00 AM
- Joshua Heinzl said...
Perhaps you can webcast the meeting for those who can't attend. Maybe even a video conference?
- Aug 28, 2007, 10:12:00 AM
- Mitch said...
I would certainly be interested.
- Aug 30, 2007, 9:31:00 PM
- Mitch said...
A number of FLL Coaches in the Atlanta area had requested in May that I try and put together a technical training session (and invite you and Kristie to come).
Unfortunately, I became overwhelmed by a number of issues and never was able to make it happen. If you are wanting to hold a get-together in September, we will be more than willing to provide the facility (Atlanta Girls' School) and assist with logistics.
Back in May, the biggest interest from coaches and students was in discussing or demonstrating technical building concepts or engineering ideas. While programming discussions can be held online, it seems we learn engineering better in person.
Kids (and coaches for that matter) have very little knowledge or experience with gears and many have expressed an interest to learn more about how to design robots that can carry out numerous tasks on a single run using gears and other building techniques.
Some basic discussion of how to use a gear might be needed, but I get the feeling that most folks want to see a demo (live or video) of an existing complex robot or two followed by a discussion of how the builder achieved certain desired effect.
For example, the team from New Hampshire's video that hit the Internet just before the GA State FLL Competition had kids (and coaches) staying up late for multiple nights trying to figure out how they did things (I caught Emily using a flashlight and her laptop on few occasions after midnight trying to reverse-engineer their design).
I am not sure what you have in mind for a get-together but that was a big topic of discussion during most FLL season post-mortems.
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For recipe collectors, this is a rare opporunity to test your mettle. In the past, we've explored the feasibility of purchasing the Winter Outfit from the opposite faction so your Tailor can make both colors of the awesome winter set. I did this run back in 2007 and wrote a couple of posts about my adventures. I highly encourage you to read Smells Like Green Spirit and The Mage Takes The Cheese for tips on how to do this. Lowbies can also do this, so don't be intimidated!
Here are a few fast tips for the impatient:
- Use the Wondervolt Machine in your home city to disguise yourself before you head out!
- Make sure you ride a faction-neutral mount within Horde zones
- Pick up some Invisibility Potions or Free Action Potions just in case
- Embark on your expedition during off-peak hours to minimize interference
- Choose a less populated city such as Exodar or Silvermoon
- If you die, corpse-rez on top of the vendor to avoid visual detection.
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Relief of Queen Nefertiti Kissing One of Her Daughters
Egyptian art made in the centuries before Akhenaten came to the throne gives few clues to the lives or feelings of members of the royal family. Artisans working in the Amarna Period, however, began representing scenes of intimacy between the king, the queen, and their six daughters. This relief, for example, shows Nefertiti kissing one of her daughters full on the lips.
The relief is also noteworthy for the evidence it provides of the violence directed at images of Nefertiti after her death. Although the princess's image has not been touched, the queen's face has been badly damaged.
- Medium: Limestone, painted
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- Place found: Hermopolis, Egypt
- Place made: Tell el Amarna, Egypt
- Dates: ca. 1352-1336 B.C.E.
- Dynasty: late XVIII Dynasty
- Period: New Kingdom, Amarna Period
- Dimensions: 8 3/4 x 1 5/16 x 17 1/2 in. (22.2 x 3.4 x 44.5 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Egyptian, Classical, Ancient Near Eastern Art
- Museum Location: This item is on view in Egypt Reborn: Art for Eternity, Amarna Period, Martha A. and Robert S. Rubin Gallery, 3rd Floor
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- Accession Number: 60.197.8
- Credit Line: Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund
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- Caption: Relief of Queen Nefertiti Kissing One of Her Daughters, ca. 1352-1336 B.C.E. Limestone, painted, 8 3/4 x 1 5/16 x 17 1/2 in. (22.2 x 3.4 x 44.5 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Charles Edwin Wilbour Fund, 60.197.8. Creative Commons-BY
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- Catalogue Description: Limestone relief. In sunk relief, at left Nefertiti, preserved head and neck, kissing a princess whose arm is extended around her mother. At right, three mutilated columns of text and above, one ray of the Aten holding an ankh. Flesh folds indicated on necks of both figures. Queen wears braided wig with diadem. The princess wears long side-lock and earrings. "The princess, of his body, his beloved Merit-Aton". Condition: Broken lengthwise into two pieces. Ancient pigment: all blue in inscription at right, on the queen's wig and on hair lock of princess. Ancient red pigment on ribbon of queen's wig, on area around earring, on center of neck, between lips, and chin of the two faces, on forehead of princess, on hand of Aten and the ankh.
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If beards and tattoos frighten your relatives, introduce them to Portland's softer side with this laid-back exploration of our culinary, art, and shopping sceneS. (Note: tat-free tour not guaranteed.)
Ten-year-old Schoolhouse Electric's modish mix of furniture, home décor, and light fixtures feels as much like an art gallery as a store. Tour the eclectic inventory, espresso in hand, courtesy of the in-store Ristretto Roasters café, a signature example of PDX's microroasting legacy.
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I found a complete copy of Blood Omen for the ps1 for just £20 no P&P £5 more than I would want to pay for it but I've been wanting this disc for a long time and this is the cheapest I could find that included it's case although slightly scratched, inlay and instructions.
so what is left from my birthday money has gone into that.
And I've also found out that Gaiman's The ocean at the end of the lane has gone into paperback earlier than expected and the supermarket nearest my workplace is selling copy's for £4
edit Serously I saw the address of where my game is coming from and it's less than a hour from my house
if I had known I would've collected it my self for a discount


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There is a "Try it free" button, with the following notice: "The trial version is for personal, consumer use only and may not be used in commercial or educational settings. For commercial and educational licensing, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com."
just tried the *try it free version* its a 30 day trial, not Free at all. hope i can go back a version.


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Standing Screen (Tsuitate) of a Tiger
In this print, most likely designed to celebrate the arrival of the Year of the Tiger in 1878, Ky?sai depicts an artist's studio with all the accoutrements of an accomplished painter, including ink, brushes, and rolls of paper. Ky?sai was celebrated for his depictions of animals, and in this print he showcases his skill with the depiction of a majestic tiger on a painted screen, an image within an image. He has cleverly rendered his signature as if it appears on the surface of the screen.
- Artist: Kawanabe Kyosai, Japanese, 1831-1889
- Medium: Woodblock color print
- Place Made: Japan
- Dates: 1878
- Period: Meiji Period
- Dimensions: 9 x 11 5/16 in. (22.9 x 28.7 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Asian Art
- Museum Location: This item is not on view
- Accession Number: 2007.32.20
- Credit Line: Gift of the Estate of Dr. Eleanor Z. Wallace
- Rights Statement: No known copyright restrictions
- Caption: Kawanabe Kyosai (Japanese, 1831-1889). Standing Screen (Tsuitate) of a Tiger, 1878. Woodblock color print, 9 x 11 5/16 in. (22.9 x 28.7 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Gift of the Estate of Dr. Eleanor Z. Wallace, 2007.32.20
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- Catalogue Description: Surimono (privately published)-quality print in horizontal format. Table-top still life depicting scholar's objects and a flowering branch in front of a standing screen depicting a tiger. The artist's signature and seal appear on the screen as if they are the screen's signature and seal and serve as a reminder that the artist is a specialist in animal subjects. Condition: Stable
- Record Completeness: Best (84%)


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The Hudson team is comprised of tech nerds, Web wizards, and marketing moguls, so we take new innovations pretty seriously. We're always up-to-date with the latest tech advancements, Web updates, and media trends. So, if a recent innovation hits the market with a boom, rest assured that we're already assembling a plan to incorporate it into your business's online plan.
Our goal is to provide businesses with the best possible strategies for online success, and it is the passion for what we do that allows us to garner such positive results. The Hudson team is what happens when talents and hobbies become careers—we genuinely love what we do, and it shows in our work. If you're passionate about your business's success, you've come to the right place.
If nothing else, a business should be thoroughly consistent. Your products and services should match your Web presence, and your Web presence should be the voice that solidifies your unique brand identity. This is what differentiates our approach from other agencies: our work is integrated to produce all-encompassing results. You run your business; we create your identity.
Our Team
Each member of the Hudson team plays an integral role in who we are and what we do. From website developers to social media specialists, our team is comprised of Web design, development, and marketing wizards who are equipped to implement the most cutting-edge solutions for business growth. If your site has a problem, the folks below have solutions. Get to know the Hudson team.
Daryl Hudson Bryant
President and CEO
Matt Mayernik
VP of Technology
Jeff Matta
VP of Business Development
Rania Eldekki
Internet Marketing Manager
Chris Blinstrub
Web Designer
Sam Pena
Content Strategist
Danielle Olson
Web Developer
Lauren Bozzi
Public Relations Specialist
Julianne Alex
Executive Assistant
Heidi Walker
Caitlin Perrone
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