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Two People, Railing, Walls. New York City. December 29, 2013. © Copyright 2014 G Dan Mitchell – all rights reserved.
Two figures seen through a gap in walls at the top of a stairway.
There is probably not too much to say about this photograph, though I could probably say a lot about it if I got started. During a rainy day visit to a New York City museum, I saw the gap between walls at the top of this stairway and the effects on color and luminosity of the various different sources of reflected light in this space. I lined up with the scene to leave a slender gap between the corners of two walls so that people passing by in the hallway would momentarily show up in this gap. I tried a variety of focus points – on the people, on the edges of the walls, on the railings… but in the end I liked the version that doesn't really focus on anything specific.
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When Medicine River was published in 1990, the New York Times said of Thomas King, "He knows his territory. His first novel is economical, precise, and elegant." Now King returns with his totally fresh voice - carefully controlled, yet without artifice - to present a complex web of character, myth, folklore, and contemporary and universal experience. Green Grass, Running Water is the story of five Blackfoot Indians in the town of Blossom and its nearby reserve, whose very different lives nevertheless continually cross. Alberta, a university professor who wants a child but not a marriage, is involved with two men who seem to represent opposite possibilities: Charlie, a flashy lawyer, and Lionel, a self-effacing TV salesman. Latisha, Lionel's sister, runs the Dead Dog Cafe, a local hangout and tourist trap. And then there's Eli, who moved to the city and its white man's establishment, never intending to look back to Blossom or the reservation's ancient way of life. All the while, four old Indians, escapees from a mental institution, drift mysteriously and hilariously in and out of time, from the beginnings of the universe to its undecided future. Wildly combining Native American and Western spiritual traditions in the stories they tell, they attempt to recreate and reorder the world. And the trickster Coyote follows along, wreaking havoc as he prowls through the novel. This is a rich tale, weaving subtle, magical humor, revisionist history, muted nostalgia, and sacred humanity into one bright, whole cloth.
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Pleasant and homey; a little shabby
I stayed here in May with my husband and one-year old son. Fabulous location - easy walk to the beach, the Promenade, parks and playgrounds, grocery store, etc. Nice landscaped grounds and pool, but the rooms (actually small apartments) are very dated. Clean but in need of an update. Staff was great. Free parking a major bonus. It kind of felt like we were staying in a relative's apartment, rather than a hotel. Two story with no elevator, so stroller-pushers beware!
Cal Mar in the heart of Santa Monica
Stayed in the Cal Mar appts from 30th march until 13th april 2004. Just me and my 16 yo son and a friend. When we arrived the staff on check in were friendly and helpful. First impressions of the Cal Mar were that it was a clean, cosy oasis of appts surrounding a courtyard which is full of plants and a clean warm pool. These first impressions lasted the duration of our stay, and the apptwas clean and well furnished and the maid attended everyday leaving the appt spotless.The appts are only a few minutes walk from the beach, and situated about one block from the third street promenade.It couldn't be in a better location.
Santa Monica is an excellent place and combined with the Cal Mar makes for a great holiday. We would definately reccomend it and deffinately stay there again. :-)
Ideal for Families
First, thank you to the other reviewers, who provided a very accurate assessment of the Cal Mar.
It turned out to be the perfect place for our purposes. My wife and I, with our two young kids, were meeting up with her siblings, and their young kids. We wanted something not too expensive, not too stuffy, and near the beach.
The rooms, while boring in decor, provided all that we needed: separate sleeping area for the adults and the kids; full kitchen; ample space.
Had it been warmer, we would have surely made more use of the swimming pool, too (we only used it twice) -- as it was, since it was heated, we were able to use it despite the cool weather and found it nice and not too chemically (it is not big -- it's what you might find in a backyard in Florida).
We particularly appreciated the residential location of the Cal Mar. It is on a palm-tree lined street, a block from the 3rd Street Promenade, so we could walk everywhere. The hotel provides parking, too, so that is one less hassle and expense.
The front desk staff was friendly, as was the cleaning staff (they even washed dishes that we had left in the sink). Although the front desk staff did not initially give us the 7th night free at checkout, once we mentioned it, they did it gladly.
We would definitely return. It is a good value.
One note: It is true, as others have noted, that there is noise in the morning (mainly from garbage trucks servicing nearby apartment buildings). However, as our children wake up early, this noise occurred long after we had seen the light of day.
Great location- Good price
This place is nothing fancy, but for the location and price I would visit again. The big drawback was getting a room facing an alley.
Garbage pickups and dropoffs can be a little noisy. I live in the city, so it wasn't a huge problem, but it did get me up early on one day.
Having a full kitchen was nice and this place would probably be a good option for families since the rooms are so big.
Loved it!
This is a converted apartment..So you can have a private bedroom and kitchen..The bathroom is great! Good water pressure and built in heater! my only complaint is the walls need a little spackle!
Superbly, convenient hotel near Third Street Promenade
I booked a one bedroom suite on the basis of the reviews here and the free on-site parking. On arrival, it was a pretty smooth check-in process despite the late arrival and the doziness of the person who checked us in. The rooms (living room, bedroom and kitchen) were extremely spacious and I was on the higher floor. The close proximity (5 minutes) to Third Street Promenade was fantastic and staying this side (Barnes & Noble/Banana Repulic end) rather than the other noisier side of the Promenade (Broadway) was definitely a plus side. It's also pretty convenient from California Av to get to Wilshire Boulevard(Westwood/Hollywood)/Santa Boulevard (Interstate 10). I would recommend this to families though bear in mind that I did not see a lift service and there is no air-conditioning.However, the air-conditioning is probably not as important since being so near the beach, opening the windows provided plenty of fresh air.
Excellent place to stay with kids!
We stayed at the Cal Mar for a 4 day weekend Aug. 22 - 25, 2003 and had a lovely experience. The room (really a suite with separate bedroom, dining room and living room) was VERY large with plenty of closet space and a gas stove in the kitchen. Kitchen was fairly well appointed with utensils, dishes etc., however no irons or blowdryers, so bring your own. Clearly these were apartments before they were a charming hotel.
Electric fans and the ceiling fans provided enough breeze that air conditioning was not necessary, and the room did overlook the pool with plenty of pretty garden flowers all around. Our two boys (age 9 and 12) loved the pool, which was heated and very clean (early in the morning the chemicals were a bit strong but better that than getting pink-eye!). The staff brought extra towels as were were checking in and pool towels were provided every morning. The hotel is located in walking distance of the GREAT beach, Santa Monica Pier, and of course the Promenade for shopping and dinner. A big PLUS was the availability of covered parking at no extra charge. The only complaint was that the front desk staff did not know the location of the nearest grocery store and the phonebooks in the room were NOT for the local area. Since the rooms have a full kitchen, seems like lots of guests would like to do a bit of grocery shopping and be able to prepare a meal or two. I ended up driving around the main streets for 20 minutes until I found one myself. Other than that, the room and staff and location and price were teriffic. We will definately stay at the Cal Mar again.
Needs some serious TLC
We stayed at the Cal Mar from 17 to 19 August 2003 and I have to say it was one of the worst places I have ever stayed in!
Our suite did not look over the pool but had a view of the street and an alleyway where people revved their cars up from around 6 each morning. Our suite had no balcony or any outside space, neither did it have air conditioning - as we looked out over the street we did not feel secure about leaving windows open at night or when we were out, so the suite was constantly hot, stuffy and smelly.
The suite had good space but the condition left a lot to be desired - cracked tiles, shabby chipped paint everywhere and the bathroom was revolting!
The worst part of the suites was the pool - my husband and daughter tried this out the day we arrived and returned to the room within 10 minutes, complaining that the pool was hot (like a bath) and smelt strongly of urine. My husband had really red stinging eyes from the chemicals used in the pool. We didn't use the pool at all after this - and that was one of the reasons for booking the hotel!
The only saving grace for us was the hotel's close proximity to 3rd Street Promanade (1 block away) which was brilliant fun!
Its a shame this hotel is so run down - it has the potential to be really good - it just needs some serious money spent on it to bring it up to an acceptable standard.
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This place in an such an excellent locale, AND the apartment I had was wonderful! All of them face the pool and are fully equiped for living.The only problem was that a friend called quite a few times and we never got the messages.
Great place to stay especially with older children
We stayed at the Calmar Hotel in Santa Monica for a week in April. It was great staying in an actual suite with kitchen facilities as our teenagers seem to always need to be eating. It is definitely an older hotel and a bit run down but it is very clean and the price is right. Also an excellent location in a quiet residential area, close to the ocean and a block away from the 3rd street promenade. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. Walls are also a bit thin but after a funfilled, sunfilled busy day out and about, once we were sleeping we never heard a thing. The courtyard with the pool is very nice. When I return to L.A. I will definitely stay there again. Thanks Calmar.
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The Relic Radio Show begins with Box 13 this week. We'll hear House Of Darkness, which first aired July 3, 1949. Then, we open the Diary Of Fate for The Stanley Becker Entry. That one is dated April 17, 1948.
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This episode of The Relic Radio Show starts off with Voyage Of The Scarlet Queen and their story titled, The Green Tourist And The Temple Bell, which first aired December 3, 1947. Next up is Believe It Or Not with Home Sweet Home. We close with an episode from Diary Of Fate titled, The Janice Bennett Entry. That one aired March 13, 1948.
This week's Relic Radio Show begins with Diary Of Fate. We'll hear the May 4, 1948, episode titled, The David Dexter Entry. Then, Believe It Or Not tells us of the Costliest Tree. We close with a story from The Unexpected titled, Mercy Killing. That one was originally broadcast April 11, 1948.
The Haunting Hour starts us off with their episode titled, Bird Of Death. That's followed up by Experience In Death from Believe It Or Not. We close with The Diary Of Fate, and The Entry Of Paul Reese, from March 23, 1948.
This episode of Diary Of Fate, titled Joe Mattock Entry, first aired March 16, 1948. This series aired from September 1947 to May 1948.
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Diary Of Fate brings us The Craig Norton Entry for our first episode this week, which originally aired April 20, 1948. Then it's Premonition from Incredible But True.
Our Suspense Replay episode this week is The Girl In Car 32, and it first aired March 15, 1954 (begins at 33:31).
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Alan Ladd is Dan Holliday in Box 13, our first episode this week. We'll hear Hot Box, which first aired December 26, 1948. Then it's Believe It Or Not with Free Criminal. We conclude this show with The Lloyd Mawson Entry from the Diary Of Fate. This one aired February 7, 1948 (begins at 28:59).


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Designers are used to working for clients, but there is nothing better than when the client is oneself. Graphic and product designers, who are skilled with the tools and masters aesthetics, are now in the forefront of this growing entrepreneur movement.Whether personal or collective, drive is the common denominator of all entrepreneurial pursuit; of course, then comes the brilliant idea; and finally the fervent wherewithal to make and market the result. The Design Entrepreneur is the first book to survey this new field and showcase the innovators who are creating everything from books to furniture, clothes to magazines, plates to surfboards, and more.Through case studies with designers like Dave Eggers, Maira Kalman, Charles Spencer Anderson, Seymour Chwast, Jet Mous, Nicholas Callaway, Jordi DurO, and over thirty more from the United States and Europe, this book explores the whys, hows, and wherefores of the conception and production processes. The design entrepreneur must take the leap away from the safety of the traditional designer role into the precarious territory where the public decides what works and what doesn't. This is the book that shows how that is accomplished.
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Apple unlikely to win ban on Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1N in GermanyA judge in Germany has indicated that Apple is unlikely to secure a ban on sales of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 for alleged patent infringement.
Judge Johanna Brueckner-Hofman indicated at a hearing Thursday that it is unlikely that Samsung's redesigned Galaxy Tab 10.1N will be banned from sale, according to Bloomberg. The Dusseldorf court found that Samsung has changed the look of its touchscreen tablet enough to distance itself from Apple's iPad.
"Consumers are well aware that there is an original and that competitors try to use similar designs, so buyers are vigilant when looking at products," the judge reportedly said. "We don't think that someone buys a Samsung to make his table neighbor at the coffee house believe he owns an iPad."
A final ruling in the case has been set for Feb. 9. Apple's attorneys attempted to convince the court that that Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1 is "exploiting the reputation of the iPad."
Samsung has suggested that Apple's lawsuits blocking the Galaxy Tab have boosted awareness of the device. The company has even initiated an advertising campaign stating the device is "the tablet Apple tried to stop."
Though Apple initially won a ban on the Galaxy Tab 10.1, Samsung redesigned the device and renamed it the Galaxy Tab 10.1N in an attempt to avoid patent infringement claims from Apple. The new tablet has thicker edges and speakers that accompany the front screen.
Apple made the first attack in the courtroom against Samsung in April, with a lawsuit accusing the company of copying the look and feel of the iPhone and iPad. That sparked a worldwide legal battle in which both companies have accused the other of patent infringement.
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Former Lyon basketball players named to NEA all-decade teams
JONESBORO — The Game 103.9 recently selected All-Decade Northeast Arkansas Basketball Tournament teams and five former Lyon players were among the selections.
Kristie (Gay) Jenkins and Rachel (Benson) Gifford were selected on the womens teams while David Brogden, Steve Ridley and Kevin Johnson represented the mens team.
Championship games for this year's NEA Tournament are scheduled for today. In the small school division, Buffalo Island Central and East Poinsett County are set to meet in the girls final while EPC and Rivercrest battle for the boys title.
Pioneers hammered in Harrison tourney
HARRISON — A day removed from being doubled up by Harrison 62-31, the Batesville Pioneers suffered a 52-18 beatdown in the consolation game of the Lendel Thomas Classic here Wednesday evening.
Valley Springs, a Class 3A state semifinalist last season, used a 15-0 run midway through the first half to turn a 7-5 lead into a 22-5 laugher. The Tigers led 27-10 at halftime.
Oklahoma State gets first 11-win season
SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Justin Blackmon caught two touchdown passes, showboating into the end zone to cap a 71-yard strike, and No. 16 Oklahoma State finished its first 11-win season with a 36-10 victory over Arizona in the Alamo Bowl on Wednesday night.
Blackmon, the Biletnikoff Award winner as the nation's top receiver, set an NCAA record with his 12th straight game with at least 100 yards receiving and a touchdown. The sophomore caught nine passes for 117 yards in perhaps his last college game.
Fayetteville QB named to Super Team
Brandon Allen surprised many when he led Fayetteville to the Class 7A state championship game.
It's probably no surprise that the Bulldogs' quarterback was selected to The Associated Press Arkansas Super Team.
The selection is the first to the 26-player team for Allen, who broke the state's career passing record in the largest classification. He finished with 10,057 passing yards in three seasons as the Fayetteville starter, but it wasn't until this season those numbers translated into consistent wins.
UConn wins 90th straight in rout of Pacific
STOCKTON, Calif. (AP) — Geno Auriemma hardly expected his top-ranked Connecticut team to come out dazzling while playing for the first time in a week.
Good thing it was Pacific on the schedule. Things get much harder for the Huskies now.
Maya Moore had 17 points and eight rebounds and UConn earned its 90th straight victory with an 85-42 win over Pacific on Tuesday night, a lopsided West Coast warmup ahead of the Huskies' showdown with ninth-ranked Stanford on Thursday.
Goblins double up Pioneers in Classic
HARRISON — The Harrison Goblins were twice as good as the Batesville Pioneers in the semifinals of the Lendel Thomas Classic here Tuesday night.
Harrison won the contest 62-31. The loss dropped Batesville to 2-6. The Pioneers are scheduled to square off against the Valley Springs Tigers tonight at 6:15 in the consolation game. Harrison will meet Huntsville tonight at 8:30.
The Goblins led 39-19 at halftime and hit 10 3-pointers during the game. Meanwhile, Batesville managed just one of five from beyond the arc, 11 of 26 inside it and only five of 19 free throws.
ASU blasts CBC 120-39
JONESBORO (AP) — Kinley Ogbonnaya-Branch finished with a career-high 19 points and six other Arkansas State players scored in double figures as the Red Wolves posted the largest margin of victory in school history, 120-39 over Central Baptist on Tuesday night.
Martavius Adams added 18 points, Brandon Peterson and Adam Sterrenberg each had 14, Edward Townsel finished with 13 and Trey Finn 11 for Arkansas State (5-8), which matched the school record for points in a game.
Pioneers trim Tigers in Harrison tourney
HARRISON — With three Pioneers scoring in double figures for the first time this season, Batesville collected a 52-47, high school basketball victory over the Brinkley Tigers in the opening round of the Lendel Thomas Classic here Monday.
Senior Matthew Showalter led the winners with 18 points. Chris Elms and Tanner Ring contributed 14 and 10 points, respectively. Showalter and Ring also pulled down five rebounds apiece.
Circulation area teams eliminated from NEA tourney
JONESBORO — And then there were none.
All three of the Guard circulation area teams that remained in the Northeast Arkansas Tournament were eliminated Monday, leaving a rare vacancy at Arkansas State's Convocation Center.
The Cave City Cavewomen's run of NEA Tournament championships was halted with a 39-37, first-round loss to Westside Consolidated Monday afternoon. Cave City had won two straight Class 1A-2A-3A titles, but a move in classification forced the Cavewomen to play in the NEA's upper division this year.
Hillcrest runs away from Cedar Ridge at NEA tourney
JONESBORO — The Hillcrest Lady Screamin' Eagles defeated the Cedar Ridge Lady Timberwolves 41-34 in the second round of the Northeast Arkansas Tournament at Arkansas State in Jonesboro Thursday.
Hillcrest used an 8-0 surge in the final frame to sneak away with the win. It was the other bookend for the Lady Screamin' Eagles 12-4 start to the game. Laken McCoy hit a 3-pointer to pull Cedar Ridge to within 12-7 at then end of the first quarter. Hillcrest led 21-17 at halftime.
24-7 surge lifts Southerners
SOUTHSIDE — The Southside Southerners rallied from a 31-16 deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat the Marianna Lee Trojans 40-38 here Tuesday night.
Dalton Littleton capped the 24-7 run with a 2-pointer with 6.4 seconds remaining in the Class 4A-2 battle.
After a timeout, Marianna was able to set up a final play, but the potential tying shot missed its mark.
Scots harass Bears in exhibition game at Conway
CONWAY — The Lyon Scots made the Central Arkansas Bears work before bowing out 81-67 in an exhibition basketball game in the Farris Center here Tuesday night.
UCA's Chris Henson drilled a 3-pointer to get the action started less than a minute in. The lead grew to 9-2 before the Scots went to work. Lyon rallied and took a 12-11 lead with 14:23 to play in the first half.
During the 10-3 run, Tyler Sergent accounted for seven points. He started the surge with a 3 and finished it with a short jumper. Daniel Ritchie scored the other three points when his 3-pointer made it 11-10.


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Since the trackpad itself works, will this work in Windows 7 via Parallels 7?
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In the Parallels Application, go to Devices / Keyboard / Click on Numlock. This worked for me.
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It should work for number input.
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When it comes to transit, as like many things in the United States, there is no place like New York City. The subways and buses of the New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) carry more than 40 percent of the nation's transit rides (unlinked trips). To account for 40 percent of the nation's ridership is quite an accomplishment inasmuch as the city represents less than 3 percent of the nation's population. read more »
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Economists and accountants could very likely have told us six months ago that Chrysler was doomed as a business and that the likely best course of action would be Chapter 11 bankruptcy and restructuring. Doing this in a timely manner would have saved the taxpayers billions of dollars.
But the politics were not right to permit this to happen at that time. So instead we invested billions of tax dollars to save it, only to find ourselves right back were we started. Except now the clock is striking twelve and it is the right time to reorganize the automaker – politically speaking. read more »
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Cities today have more political clout than at any time in a half century. Not only does an urbanite blessed by the Chicago machine sit in the White House, but Congress is now dominated by Democratic politicians hailing from either cities or inner-ring suburbs.
Perhaps because of this representation, some are calling for the administration and Congress to "bail out" urban America. Yet there's grave danger in heeding this call. Hope that "the urban president" will solve inner-city problems could end up diverting cities from the kind of radical reforms necessary to thrive in the coming decades.
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Austin has enjoyed healthy growth during its 150-year history. As a rule of thumb, its population doubles every 20 years, and has done so since it was founded. It continues to grow at a healthy clip: from a population of 345,000 in 1980 to 656,000 in 2000; the Census Bureau estimates it had nearly 750,000 residents in 2008.
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Back in the 1950s when I was growing up, pundits worried a lot about automation and the problem of leisure in a post-industrial society. What were the American people going to do once machinery had relieved them of the daily burden of routine labor? Would they paint pictures and write poetry? Armchair intellectuals found it hard to imagine.
It was the age of Ozzie and Harriet, when ordinary working and middle-class families could aspire to a house in the suburbs and a full-time Mom who stays at home with the kids. Today, of course, that popular version of the American dream is a thing of the past, especially the part about a full-time Mom who stays at home with the kids. read more »
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In recent centuries, the principal migration of the world's population has been from rural areas to urban areas. As late as 1900, less than 20 percent of the world's population lived in urban areas. That figure has now risen to more than 50 percent. Urbanization occurred earliest in the first world, as the increased wealth produced by the industrial revolution attracted people from the countryside. In 1900, 40 percent of the US population was urban, a figure that had risen to 80 percent by 2005. Trends in Europe, Japan and other first world nations are similar. read more »
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Any drivers contemplating committing similar offences have been warned by Sutton Council they will face prosecution if they are caught.
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A dad who used his son's blue badge to park in disabled spaces even when he was on his own has been warned in court.
Sutton man Sidney Oliveria twice parked in disabled bays with his son's blue badge showing when his son was not with him in April and May last year.
Oliveria of Strathearn Road, admitted two counts of fraud at Croydon Crown Court on February 11 and was given a 12 month conditional discharge.
It menas he will not face further punishment unless he commits another offence.
Any drivers contemplating committing similar offences have been warned by Sutton Council they will face prosecution if they are caught.
Councillor Jill Whitehead said: "People who misuse the blue badge scheme are cheating the vast majority of road users who play fair when they park their cars.
"The council's parking team is clamping down on this fraud which is both a crime and discredits an important scheme set up to help some of our most vulnerable residents.
"We encourage anyone witnessing blue badge fraud to please report the incident in complete confidence to the council."
Blue badges are only for the use of the person named on them and can only be displayed if that person is driving or travelling in that car.
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The £100,000 final letter written on Titanic up for auction
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The only surviving letter believed to have been written on board Titanic is expected to fetch up to £100,000 when it goes under the hammer today.
The letter, written on Titanic stationery, was written by second class passenger Esther Hart just hours before the liner struck an iceberg on Sunday April 14, 1912.
1,500 passengers and crew lost their lives in the tragedy, including Mrs Hart's husband Benjamin.
The letter, headed On board 'Titanic', comes complete with an envelope embossed with the White Star Line flag.
In the letter Mrs Hart, who was travelling with her daughter and well-known survivor Eva Hart, talks about being ill while on board the New York-bound liner.
Mrs Hart writes: ''My Dear ones all. As you see it is Sunday afternoon and we are resting in the library after luncheon. I was very bad all day yesterday could not eat or drink and sick all the while, but today I have got over it.''
She goes on to describe how she had been to a church service with Eva and to talk about the trip so far.
''Tho they say this Ship does not roll on account of its size. Any how it rolls enough for me, I shall never forget it. It is very nice weather but awfully windy and cold. They say we may get into New York Tuesday night but we are really due early Wednesday morning, shall write as soon as we get there'', she writes.
The letter was due to be delivered to Mrs Hart's mother in Essex when the ship returned to Southampton, but the tragedy meant it was never sent.
Mrs Hart and Eva were among those rescued by HMS Carpathia.
A biography by Eva Hart, which is also due to go under the hammer alongside the letter, recalls the moment her mother later found the letter in the pocket of her husband's coat.
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Andrew Aldridge, from Henry Aldridge and Son Auctioneers, said the letter was expected to fetch between £80,000 and £100,000.
He said: ''The importance of this legendary item cannot be overstated, being the only known surviving example of its type to have been written on that fateful day, surviving the sinking, and having belonged to such a well-known survivor.
''The letter and envelope are in remarkable condition, with an impeccable provenance, and they represent a truly unique opportunity to own the finest example of its genre in existence. It is quite simply the jewel in the crown of Titanic manuscript ephemera.''
The items will go under the hammer with other Titanic collectibles at Henry Aldridge and Son Auctioneers in Devizes, Wiltshire.
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The £100,000 final letter written on Titanic up for auction
You've got your information wrong again DE. There are a number of letters written on board Titanic, some were posted from Cherbourg, some were carried by passengers and so nobody else believes this is the only surviving letter written on board.
The other newspapers that have reported this story correctly say that it is believed to be the "last" surrviving letter written on board Titanic before it sank.
The other newspapers that have reported this story correctly say that it is believed to be the "last" surrviving letter written on board Titanic before it sank.


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Nicasio and Janet Romero's Gallery, Sculpture Park and Studios
By Katy June-Friesen
The Pecos River Valley has proven to be a surprisingly fertile space for New Mexico artists to exhibit their work. This is the 18th year of Nicasio and Janet Romero's outdoor gallery event in the village of El Ancon. Artists and art lovers will travel to the Pecos on Sunday to take in the work of more than 40 artists. In addition to wood, bronze, steel and adobe outdoor sculpture, the exhibit will feature paintings, prints and drawings. Join the party from noon to 5 p.m. The festivities include music, flamenco dancing and some scrumptious New Mexican chow. The show runs through August 1, by appointment. For more information and directions, call (505) 421-7057.
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