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Handpainted Watercolor of a Farmhouse and Barn in the Spring at Sunset.
A Top Winner in the Home Sweet Home Contest, March 9, 2015.
February 15th, 2013
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Cambridge, ON - Canada
Marvelous painting of this beautiful spring farm scene, Carol!!! Lovely perspective and composition! L/F
Thank you Hanne!
Quebec, Qc - Canada
Great painting Carol! Very sweet home. l/f/v
Thank you Dominque!
Centerville, PA - United States
Outstanding Detail Carol!! You Truely Do Amazing Artwork!! Like / Fav.
Thank you James for the nice complement & support!
Pocono Mountains, PA - United States
Enchanting country scene - I can feel the excitement of fresh Spring blossoms in the air !
Thank you Janine!
Kiel - Germany
This s really a very beautiful and charming painting, Carol ... liked
Halifax, NS - Canada
Love it love it love it like all of your amazing work Carol v/f/c/
Thank You Dave!
Prosser, WA - United States
I just love your watercolors, Carol. This is a favorite. So peaceful.
So glad for your visit and great support Charles, thank you!
Murphy, NC - United States
Such an exquisitely pretty painting Carol! Congrats on your Feature in Barns Big and Small. We also added our Like! Celebrate life, Debra and Dave
Cottonwood, AZ - United States
So beautiful, Carol! Wonderful details! v/fav
Thank you so much Priscilla, your comment and support is very much appreciated!
Bedford, PA - United States
Carol Wisniewski, Beautiful! A favorite time of year. V Mary Beth Landis
Thank you Mary Beth, for this lovely comment and support, it is very much appreciated!
Mobile, AL - United States
Another excellent color and composition watercolor. v10
Thank you David, so glad you like this and thank you for the V!
Quakertown, PA - United States
well done! Lovely. vote 9 :)
Thank you Sarah!
Missoula, MT - United States
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Karon, Thank you for the Feature and vote in the Impressionist Cafe Group.
Anderson, CA - United States
Absolutely beautiful watercolor work dear Carol; love what you have done with this....awesome results!!! jd
Thank you Joyce for the lovely comment and support. It is very much appreciated.
Lake Worth, FL - United States
A gorgeous storybook painting Carol! We Voted! Celebrate life, Debra and Dave
Thank you so much for all your support.
Farmington, NM - United States
LOve the detail, your watercolors are just beautful...v
Thank you Janis for the lovely comment and support, it is much appreciated.
Gettysburg, PA - United States
So very charming, lovely work! FV
Thank you Angela
Tomball, TX - United States
Such details Carol. Very pretty!
Thank you Roena, I am glad you like this.
Goshen, IN - United States
Beautiful farm.
Thank you Tina.
Fort Worth, TX - United States
Wonderful, i want to BE there!
It could be a place to escape to in our Fantasyland, thanks DiDi
Iola, WI - United States
Carol, I just adore all of the fine elements of this masterpiece of watercolor painting! It is so superlatively done and the colors and textures are awesome. Love the depth and perspective of this truly masterfully done creation of pure beauty! I am in awe! Love it! F/V
Thank you Randy, for this wonderful write up. It means so very much. And thank you for the continued support and the great Mega Feature, I am truly honored and glad to be a part of "The Wisconsin and Scenery" Group. Carol
Richfield, OH - United States
Carol, lovely, just lovely!
Thank you Joan, so glad you like this.
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Comment: Re:Everybody should be pissed at NSA by now ... (Score 1) 80 80
They thank Wikileaks for helping them.
The law was going to pass anyway, if you cared to read
They thank Wikileaks for helping them.
The law was going to pass anyway, if you cared to read
Maybe you are right and it is just a coincidence that Petrobras (an oil company from a pacific country) was an espionage target, in which case the spying was really unexplained and for nothing.
Now, in a completely unrelated case, the document on the article says that the British spy agency does provide "intelligence relating to risks to UK investment overseas", does that sound like economic espionage?
Continue provision of intelligence relating to risks to UK investment overseas
Both US and UK "surprisingly" boycotted an auction for the right to explore huge oil reserves in Brazil a few months after Dilma complained about the spying on Brazilians, herself and on Petrobras (the top deep sea oil exploration company in the world), driving the prices down.
Right now Petrobras is under investigation for corruption of some of its leaders, mostly related to the federal government party, it's stocks went down by a lot and most of the infrastructure investments / constructions are blocked. This is the only news here and we'll get American help on the investigations, even though we just refused German help on the Siemens case (the corrupts on that case are on the opposition party). Some people on the opposition party are involved in this Petrobras case as well, but the prosecutors decided there was no reason to investigate them. Seems like they jumped out at the right time and then, after decades of corruption (according to the case witnesses), it started falling down.
I hope people stop talking like economic espionage is a Chinese only thing.
It's absurd to say there's a statute of limitations on how long it takes to bring somebody into court. If that were the case, then someone charged with a crime who flees would be able to return to the jurisdiction that originally charged him when the limitation was up.
I work in the judiciary in Brazil and can't tell how things work in Sweden, but many of these things are similar in most countries, maybe people can discuss the differences here.
Here in Brazil there are three limitations, one to accept the charges, one to give a sentence and one to execute the sentence.
The first limitation is on how long before the charges are accepted on court. The prosecutors have to press the charges and they have to be accepted. That is slightly different from the time to press the charges because the accused have to be officially informed of the charges, as he has the right to a preliminary defense before the charges are accepted. Pressing the charges by official news extends this limitation.
After the charges are received (that's the term in Portuguese), the limitation for sentencing is equal to the one to receive the charges. That is: 1. to have a judgment were all the proofs are presented and the informed defendant has the opportunity to be interrogated and defend himself or be defended by a public attorney if he flees, 2. for the judge to give a sentence and 3. for all the possible appeals until reaching a final sentence ("trânsito em julgado" - Google translates it to "res judicata").
The third limitation is on how long after the final sentence the government has to execute the sentence.
So the first limitation is about informing the person about the accusation and the third limitation is about making the person fulfill the sentence. (basically like "bringing somebody to court").
If the criminal flees (or is not found) for enough time, he can return/stay in the jurisdiction.
To give a clear and very common example I get here: the limitation for drug possession for personal use is 2 years, 1 year if he/she is under 21. When the guy was found with drugs he was living in a district with one cop doing everything. The police report takes 4-6 months to arrive at the judiciary. We have to check if he can make deals with the prosecutor by checking his criminal records, he has something on another city, we have to ask them exactly what it is (maybe he was found innocent) -> another 3-8 months depending on how many records and where they are. Then he has the right to make a deal (different deals for charged or not charged people), we set a deal hearing ->1 - 4 months (depending on the judge and world soccer schedule), and can't find him (moved away). Try to find him -> 3 to 8 months (the cop at that district only replied to our third reiteration). If he moved to São Paulo, we have to ask them to do the deal hearing, six months latter they reply that the address we gave was wrong or that he moved back. Over and it doesn't matter if he was/wasn't fleeing.
On the other hand, crimes against children have to limitations.
A Swedish sports player will be able to testify via Skype regarding assault allegations as to not miss a game on the same day. In contrast, Swedish prosecutors have refused to question Julian Assange using the same methods for over four years.
So no, asking to be questioned over there is not asking special treatment. The fact that this was not done like the norm is the special treatment.
How is it that you think (mistakenly) that he has somehow NOT been mistreated or short changed? How?
He also said that he would go to Sweden for questioning if they could give him some guarantee that he would not be extradited to the US, something Sweden refused to give.
Like you pointed out, it's supposed to be just questioning, how could it be such a problem? It is pretty clear that the questioning is not the problem.
The main difference between a prostitute and a politician is that the prostitute only sells her body, not her soul.
I think the main difference is that prostitutes keep their promises.
It began with a walk-in. In August 2010 a former senior Pakistani intelligence officer approached Jonathan Bank, then the CIA's station chief at the US embassy in Islamabad.
Kayani eventually tells us yes, but he says you can't have a big strike force. You have to come in lean and mean. And you have to kill him, or there is no deal,' the retired official said. The agreement was struck by the end of January 2011, and Joint Special Operations Command prepared a list of questions to be answered by the Pakistanis: 'How can we be assured of no outside intervention? (...)
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Rated 3 out of 5 by WER612 The staff was great The rooms should have a refrigerator, the beds were too soft and stains on the comforters, the paint job in our room needed some help. Too many taxes placed onto the price. Very deceiving when room offered was $150 and we wound up having to pay $210. July 14, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Besa5 The hotel was not up to standard. Did not receive room until after 4:30 with check-in time of 3. The room's carpet needed vacuuming. There was dust on the carpet especially around the edges of the room. There is for charge of $50 per day up front for "amenities" in the room and there were none. July 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Richie11 Nice Hotel Nice pool, but small. sauna is a plus July 7, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by NOLAlover Great stay Very comfortable and close to everything I wanted to see July 5, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by Rob307 Well below average I have stayed at many Starwood properties. For a major city (Baltimore) this hotel falls well below the national average. Television signal rarely works, air conditioning is always struggling (and even worse is the responsiveness of the staff). Always, always, always something wrong with a stay. July 3, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Marc84 Great staff and very helpful I was impressed with the professionalism and quality of the staff from housekeeping to front desk, even the doormen were helpful! July 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JSGS location was great Went to Camden yards and Inner Harbor. Hotel was right in the middle of both. perfect for walking to both. Didn't have to move the car from hotel parking lot all weekend. July 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Babs143 Very Pleasant Time Check in was efficient. Room was clean and comfortable. Very quiet. Front door people were always smiling and helpful. June 30, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DCChicky Exceptional Stay We celebrated a special birthday and stayed on a Saturday night at the Sheraton Inner Harbor, on the Club Level. The upgrade was totally worth it. The view was amazing, and the room was wonderful. Comfortable and soft bed, and SO quiet! The happy hour in the Club Level lounge was very nice, and the breakfast the next morning was even better. The only reason I did not give 5 stars for "facilities," was because of the exorbitant parking charges, and the tax on top of the parking charges. But this is a city hotel and you have to park somewhere! Other than that, everything was perfect, and we will definitely visit again to celebrate another special occasion at this hotel. We worked with Khristy, who helped managed our reservation, and she was the best! So helpful, courteous and patient. She really went above and beyond, to ensure we had a wonderful stay. June 30, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Mlindemann2 Very much a people person hotel. Even thought the food variety and delivery was poor the overall hotel staff more than made up for it. Scott and crew from av were exceptional and the front desk staff was great. Tally was always there and more than help this was greatly appreciated. Michael with set up and take down always brightened the day with his smile. For some reason one night I wanted a bowl of olives and some club soda. It arrived promptly and with a smile. Johnathan's (spelling) help when leaving was great and the entire front door staff was also. We need a tad more work done with the room cleaning staff. Thank you. Mark L June 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by SpeakerMidwest Excellent response to coffee! This hotel is QUIET, the beds amazing. That spells good rest! But....I couldn't get the coffee pot to work. Called...immediately had someone up and they made me a cup so when I got back from my walk it was there waiting for me! June 28, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Okalani1 Getaway Stay was for weekend getaway to inner harbor and was ideal. Location, very polite and helpful staff along with great location made it enjoyable. Parking was surprisingly easy and convienent. June 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Echium Baltimore Nice hotel, near inner harbor June 22, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by anonuser8 Mixed experience Overall the room was comfortable and it was a good night's rest. The staff were responsive when there were issues with the room. However, I was surprised at the limited cable stations--basically there was ESPN news and nothing else, but lots of movies you can buy at $17 each. I was also disappointed at the expensive onsite eating options, the Orioles Grill and Morton's Steakhouse. There were few local specialties: the only Maryland seafood option was crab cakes. The hotel excels at providing a room, but the features and amenities need work. June 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Nala59 Lovely Stay I was here on business. Room was clean and very quiet. The tray/table in the room was brilliant; how many times have I moved a desk or table to eat my room service food?! Also loved the little ottomans that slid under the chairs. The staff was outstanding. Everyone went above and beyond to be helpful. Only down side: There needs to be a Starbucks or some kind of coffee place in/off the lobby. This is not a part of town where you can run across the street or next door to get coffee. June 18, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Momma5861 Easy fun weekend Inner Harbor Sheraton is quickly becoming one of our favorite weekend getaways. The staff is friendly and helpful. The hotel is close to everything. And as always the Starwood comforts make the weekend so easy! June 16, 2014
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St John's Wood
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Granite House
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6 Building settlements, towns, cities and dwellings / 6.4 Dwellings
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|St John's Wood, the first major house in the suburb of St John's Wood, gave the suburb its name, and plays a key role in demonstrating the pattern of settlement and growth of Brisbane's north-western suburbs.
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|St John's Wood is significant for its rarity because it is an 1860s house built primarily of granite quarried in the vicinity.
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|The 1860s stone residence is significant for its aesthetic quality, craftsmanship and intactness, including the internal cedar joinery, skylight, plaster ceiling roses, stonework and original beech floors. The house and grounds are significant also for their landmark quality.
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|The 1860s stone residence is significant for its aesthetic quality, craftsmanship and intactness, including the internal cedar joinery, skylight, plaster ceiling roses, stonework and original beech floors. The house and grounds are significant also for their landmark quality.
|St John's Wood, a single storey residence, primarily built of local granite, was constructed in the mid-1860s for Daniel Rowntree Somerset in the Brisbane locality of St John's Wood, Ashgrove. Free settlement occurred in Brisbane, traditional country of the Yuggera and Turrbal people, from 1842. Land available for private ownership was progressively surveyed and offered for sale by the New South Wales government. Land was categorized as either 'town', within gazetted towns and villages, 'suburban', within 5 miles of town boundaries or 'country', beyond this radius. Early settlement was largely focussed on town land on opposite sides of the river at North Brisbane and South Brisbane, while suburban areas developed more slowly.[1] The area that is now suburb of Ashgrove was known as 'Kallindarbin' by the Turrbal people. From at least the 1850s, the land was on which St John's Wood is located was contained within a large pastoral lease holding. The Gap Station, watered by Enoggera Creek and extending west towards the Taylor Range, was taken up by Darby McGrath in 1851 to run sheep. At the second freehold sale of portions of this land in 1858, prominent pastoralist (later inaugural member of Queensland's Legislative Council) John Frederick McDougall purchased Portion 165, an area of 21 hectares. By the following year McDougall was the major landholder along Enoggera Creek and remained owner of Portion 165 until it passed to auctioneer Arthur Martin in 1863.[2] Daniel Rowntree Somerset acquired Portion 165 and some adjacent land parcels in 1864. Originally from Northern Ireland, Somerset arrived in Brisbane with his wife Dora and three children in 1850. For much of the 1850s he was a general merchant in partnership with John Richardson and was prominent in civic affairs, including the push for Separation from New South Wales. In December 1859, he was appointed Chief Clerk and Shipping Master of the Port of Brisbane, a post he held until his retirement in 1876.[3] The first half of the 1860s was a period of strong growth for Brisbane in the newly established colony of Queensland. Immigration boosted the population dramatically (more than doubling between 1861 and 1864 to over 12,000) and many substantial public and private buildings were constructed during this time. The urban environment of Brisbane's fledgling town centre, where residential dwellings co-existed in close proximity with commercial and industrial activity, was characterised by congestion, noise, and poor sanitation, common among other developing towns and cities in mid-19th century Australia.[4] During this period 'villa estates', located in the suburban periphery in then semi-rural settings - on elevated locations such as along ridgelines, and in some instances with river frontage - became an increasingly popular type of dwelling for Brisbane's more affluent residents. This demographic included the likes of higher ranking public servants, professionals and successful business people. The flight to residential villa estates by the well-to-do was a development pattern that occurred internationally during the Victorian era. Key elements of villa estates included large and comfortable houses, associated outbuildings such as servant's quarters and stabling, expansive garden settings, and a good road to town. [5] In March 1865, the Brisbane Courier noted, 'substantial brick villas, instead of wooden houses are on the increase'.[6] A later article in September stated, 'numerous villa residences have been erected during the past 12 months in the suburbs of the town…No greater proof of the prosperity of a city as a whole can be afforded than that derived from the disposition of its citizens to plant and build on its' environs, and to make it their home socially as well as professionally…Scarcely a day passes but our advertising columns invite tenders for the erection of villa residences…'.[7] Sometime after acquiring the property, Somerset commissioned the construction of a residence. The designer and builder of the residence are unconfirmed. Joshua Jeays, a prominent Brisbane contractor, who designed and built the nearby villa Bardon House [QHR600053] in 1863, has previously been linked to St. John's Wood but no firm evidence to support this has been identified. It is not known if any buildings or structures were already on Somerset's property.[8] The house was a single storey building with a formal symmetrical 'u-shaped' plan, featuring substantial walls constructed of Enoggera granite, quarried nearby. The Somerset's occupied the house for only a short time. Dora Somerset died in February 1867, with her death notice indicating the residence was known by this time as 'St. John's Wood'. The following month Daniel Somerset advertised the property for sale or let, describing the residence as 'a substantial and well-finished Stone Dwelling House of eight rooms, and the necessary outbuildings, all in a state of thorough repair, and suitable for a respectable family'.[9] Somerset was still at St John's Wood in May 1868 when his eldest daughter Anna was married there. Shortly after, in June 1868, the house was leased to George Rogers Harding.[10] George Rogers Harding was born on 3 December 1838 at Taunton, Somerset, England and undertook his legal training prior to immigrating to Australia. Harding and his wife Emily (nee Morris) arrived in Brisbane in 1866 with their three daughters and servant. He was admitted to the Bar shortly after arrival, as the first equity counsel in the colony. In July 1879 he became senior puisne judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland. Over the course of his career, Harding was respected for his 'scrupulously fair' judgements, except when his harsh sentences for unionists convicted during the conspiracy trial after the 1891 shearer's strike made him unpopular. Author of six legal books and a noted bibliophile, Harding played a large part in establishing the Supreme Court's library. Harding married Isabella Grahame on 23 December 1889 following Emily's death in May of that year.[11] In 1874, Harding became the owner of the property, residing at St John's Wood with his family for another two decades. It was in 1874 that Ash-grove, the name of the future suburb, first appears, as Harding's address in the Post Office Directory. A keen property speculator, over time Harding extended the estate to include an area from Bailey's Quarry to Betheden at Ashgrove and from Sir Charles Lilley's Quarry to Glen Lyon Estate. Harding donated 2 acres (0.81 hectares) of land on Waterworks Rd in 1876 to establish the Ashgrove Provisional School.[12] In June 1877 architect Richard Gailey called tenders for alterations and additions to Harding's residence. Part of the additions included a ballroom, created by infilling the space (in brick) between the two wings of the house. The need for extra space at St John's Wood was influenced by the size of the Harding family; of 15 children born, 12 survived George and Emily. Next to the main house was another large building, mostly of cedar, with a shingled roof and 10 rooms. The designer and date of construction of this building (later referred to as the 'Cedar House' to differentiate from the 'Granite House') is unknown; the first evidence of its existence is a 1880s photograph of St John's Wood. This building was moved to a new site in 1926 and burnt down shortly after.[13] Over the course of the Hardings' occupancy other improvements occurred at the property including an access road to the property and stabling. Part of the estate, on the other side of Waterworks Road, near the present Orchard Avenue, was the site of a citrus orchard, thought to have been cared for by the important botanist Frederick Bailey. Some sources have stated the orchard was 10 acres (4.05 hectares), but in 1877 Harding advertised for sale by auction the 'Ashgrove Orangery', a 37 ½ acre (15.18 ha) orchard featuring 900 citrus trees 'just coming into fruit'.[14] St John's Wood became renowned for its gatherings, with Harding 'having taken a leading part in the social life of Brisbane'.[15] Events were often reported in the social columns of Brisbane's newspapers and according to Sir Charles Lilley, the house was 'always a popular place with the younger folk in the ordinary rounds of social entertainment'.[16] An oft repeated claim is that Prince Albert and Prince George (later George V) spent time at St John's Wood in 1881, due to Harding's friendship with the Prince of Wales, Edward II. Contemporary reports extensively covered their busy three day schedule and while they did attend a ministerial picnic at the Enoggera Waterworks (and thus had an opportunity to visit riding there and back) there is no record of any time spent at St John's Wood. A later visit by George V and his wife Mary in 1901 during their Federation tour is even more unlikely, as no Hardings' resided at St John's Wood by this time. The stories of the royal visits appear to have been a way of marketing Francis Anglim's 'high class suburb', when the property was subdivided in the 1920s (see below).[17] George Harding died in August 1895. He died intestate and had amassed considerable debt through his property speculation. In the months after his death, the household furniture and effects of St John's Wood were sold off, 'the result of good taste and the accumulation of a lifetime'.[18] An auction catalogue of Harding's effects described St John's Wood as containing a drawing room, dining room, large hall, smaller hall, library, 'best' bedroom, dressing room, bachelor's room, seven other bedrooms, pantry, lumber room, two servants rooms, kitchen laundry and stables. This extensive list suggests the 'Cedar House' and other buildings were included in this description. Part of a building that originally extended from the rear of the main building (to the west), thought to have been the servant's quarters and kitchen/laundry, survives on the adjacent property.[19] The Hardings' link to St John's Wood ended by July 1896, when the property was advertised to let, 'one of the most complete and best appointed properties in the colony'.[20] In 1898 ownership of the land passed from administrators of Harding's estate, the Union Trustee Company of Australia, to the Queensland National Bank. In subsequent years St John's Wood was advertised to let a number of times and for auction in 1912. Little is known about the occupancy of the place during this period. Post Office Directories record James Pitkeathly at St Johns Wood from 1906 to 1910-11; the 1908 entry mentions a dairy, so this may have been how the land was being used at the time. In 1910 and 1911, scout troops conducted activities, including camping and cooking competitions, on the property. In 1914, advertisements for the sale of thoroughbred horses at St Johns Wood appear. Francis Michael Anglim, who became owner of the property in 1917, was a thoroughbred horse breeder. His name appears in relation to St John's Wood in 1915, so it is possible he may have been renting the property earlier. Anglim's 1931 obituary states he resided at St John's Wood for 21 years (from 1910). War-related fundraising functions were held at St John's Wood in 1915, but the resident of the house is not identified in reports of these events.[21] In the 1920s, the suburb of Ashgrove underwent rapid development. Until this time, the area was still fairly sparsely settled in comparison with suburbs closer to the city. The extension of the tramline in 1924 led to a number of subdivisions of large landholdings for housing. This included Glen Lyon Gardens, Oakleigh and Graham estates, and St John's Wood. St John's Wood was advertised by Anglim as a housing estate from 1924, 'good enough for His Majesty the King'.[21] With 244 lots subdivided by 1926, the area surrounding the house was reduced to just over 1 ¼ acres (0.51 hectares).[23] By 1950 the original building had been converted into flats and in 1958 the lot was further subdivided, which reoriented property frontage and access from Laird St to Piddington St. When Jules and Judithann Guerassimoff purchased the house in 1968, the 92 metres of continuous verandah had been partially enclosed and the former ballroom was in use as a workshop. During their ownership some restoration work occurred at the house, which included returning the place to a single residence. St John's Wood was purchased by new owners in 1987 who still occupy the house in 2014.[24] References [1] Helen Gregory (ed) Arcadian Simplicity: JB Fewings Memoirs of Toowong, Boolarong Publications, Brisbane, 1990, p.25; Allom, Lovell & Associates Pty Ltd, Architects, Middenbury: An Historical Survey and Management Plan, A Report prepared for the Department of Housing and Construction, Queensland Region, 1984, p.6. [2] Thom Blake and Michael Kennedy, 1998, Glenlyon Conservation Study, p.10; Dick Paten, 2010 'Glimpses of pre-separation Ashgrove: Landscape, land use, access', in Barry Shaw (ed), Brisbane: People and Places of Ashgrove BHG Papers, no. 21, Brisbane History Group, Brisbane, pp.29-30; Paul Sayer, 2010, 'This other Eden: George Rogers Harding of St Johns Wood', in Shaw, Brisbane: People and Places of Ashgrove, p.171; Certificate of Title:19509181, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Queensland Government. [3] Paul Sayer, 2010, 'Daniel Rowntree Somerset: A scrupulously upright and conscientious gentleman', in Brisbane: People and Places of Ashgrove, pp.222-223; Moreton Bay Courier, 27 December 1859, p.2. [4 Helen Gregory (ed) Arcadian Simplicity, p.29; Allom, Lovell & Associates Pty Ltd, Architects, Middenbury: An Historical Survey and Management Plan, p.7. [5] Gregory, Arcadian Simplicity, pp.29-30; Allom Lovell & Associates Pty Ltd, Middenbury: An Historical Survey and Management Plan, p.7; Rod Fisher, 'In Search of the Brisbane House' in Rod Fisher and Ray Sumner, eds, in Brisbane: Housing, Health, The River and The Arts, Brisbane History Group, 1985, p.43. [6] Brisbane Courier, 17 March 1865, p.2. [7] Brisbane Courier, 29 September 1865, p.2. [8] see QHR600053, Bardon House; Donald Watson and Judith McKay, 1994, Queensland Architects of the 19th Century, Queensland Museum, Brisbane, p.106; The link with Jeays is from the JVD Coutts typescript 'Early Qld Architects' (1952) p.10: "… he designed several houses in Bardon and Ashgrove (information supplied by Donald Watson, pers.comm; Paul Sayer, 2010, 'Daniel Rowntree Somerset: A scrupulously upright and conscientious gentleman', pp.231-232.Richard Allom (1987, St John's Wood: An Architectural Assessment, p.2) has noted the strong similarities between St John's Wood and 'Oakwal' [QHR600345] in Windsor. It was designed by James Cowlishaw for Sir James Cockle and built in 1864 on property previously owned by Somerset. [9] Brisbane Courier, 15 March, 1867, p.1. [10] Sayer, 'This other Eden: George Rogers Harding of St Johns Wood', p.171; Brisbane Courier, 15 February 1867, p.2; Queenslander 23 May 1868, p.1. [11] A.A Morrison, and M Carter, 1966, 'George Rogers Harding', Australian Dictionary of Biography. online version, http://adb.anu.edu.au/biography/harding-george-rogers-3712/text5825, accessed 18 March 2013; George Rogers Harding, Wikipedia entry. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Rogers_Harding, accessed 18 March 2013. [12] Sayer, 'This other Eden: George Rogers Harding of St Johns Wood', p.172; Manfred Cross, 2010, 'The making of Ashgrove', in Brisbane: People and Places of Ashgrove, p.5; Queensland Post Office Directory, 1874, p.179; Queenslander, 5 February 1876, p.12; George Rogers Harding, Wikipedia entry, Certificate of Title:10215077, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Queensland Government. [13] Brisbane Courier, 5 June, 1877, p.1; Sayer, 'This other Eden: George Rogers Harding of St Johns Wood', p.172, 174-176; Sunday Mail, 10 October 1926, p.8. [14] Brisbane Courier, 25 May, 1877, p.4. [15] Brisbane Courier, 17 October 1901, p.7. [16] Brisbane Courier 2 September 1895, p.5. [17] ; Queensland Figaro and Punch, 6 March 1886, pp.33-34; see Sayer, 'This other Eden: George Rogers Harding of St Johns Wood', pp.174-176 for discussion of royal visits. In 1924, when house sites at St John's Wood were first offered for sale, references to royal visits appear in advertisements –see Brisbane Centenary Official Historical Souvenir August 1924 p.iv; Brisbane Courier, 17 December 1924, p.13. [18] Brisbane Courier, 30 October 1895, p.8. [19] Sayer, 'This other Eden: George Rogers Harding of St Johns Wood', p.173; Brisbane Courier, 30 October 1895, p.8. [20] Brisbane Courier, 13 June 1896, p.2. [21] Sayer, 'This other Eden: George Rogers Harding of St Johns Wood', p.180-181; Brisbane Courier, 13 January 1900, p.2, 13 November 1902, p.2, 26 January 1903, p.2; 22 October 1910, p.14, 4 March 1911, p.15,10 June 1912, p.12, 18 June 1914 p.10, 8 August 1914, p.9, 14 August 1914, p.10, 29 July 1915, p.8, 30 July 1915, p.11, 6 June 1931, p.12; Certificate of Title:10215077. In 1914 Robert Murphy, a carpenter, and John Gormley, a labourer, appear on an electoral list with St John's Wood as their address. [22] Brisbane Courier, 17 December 1924, p.13. [23] Brisbane Courier, 16 August 1924, p.13; 10 October 1924, p.20, Blake and Kennedy, Glenlyon Conservation Study, p.10; Survey Plan RP42290 and Certificate of Title: 11650223, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Queensland Government. [24] Sayer, 'This other Eden: George Rogers Harding of St Johns Wood', p.181; Certificate of Title:13170043, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, Queensland Government; Courier-Mail, 19 December 1979, p.[?].
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|Dark brown
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|Executive / Management
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Chief Information Officer
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|Have kids:
|Yes, and they live away from home (3)
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|Wants kids:
|No, but it's OK if my partner has kids
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|White / Caucasian
|Latino / Hispanic, Native American, Pacific Islander, White / Caucasian
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Anthony Adams' 7 Stages of the NFL Draft
Free agency updateStory | Jul 26, 2011Former Penn State players will be active in free agency, which began Tuesday morning. NFL teams can open camps this week with 90-man rosters, which likely will mean more opportunity for former Lions. So far, here's who's going where: WR......
36 PENN STATERS ON NFL ROSTERSStory | Aug 9, 2011Thirty-six Penn State alumni are on the rosters of 23 NFL teams in training camp, according to Penn State. Miami has four former Nittany Lions on its roster, including All-Pro Cameron Wake, second-year players Jared Odrick and Mickey Shuler and......
32 PENN STATERS IN THE NFLStory | Sep 15, 2011Thirty-two Penn State alumni are on rosters of NFL teams, according to the university. The breakdown is as follows: 25 players on active rosters, four on practice squads and three on injured reserve or the physically unable to perform list.......
Philadelphia Eagles beat Chicago Bears 24-20
Bears blank Dolphins 16-0
Buffalo Bills top Chicago Bears 27-20
Schwarzenegger eager to sign budget, stump for measuresResource Link | Feb 19, 2009 | 5:50 PM
Chicago Bears share blame in 21-14 loss to Green Bay Packers
No rest for local college coaches this summerStory | Jun 30, 2010 | 4:55 PMSummer vacation has a special place in Pat Kennedy's heart. For the past 30 years, including this summer, the Towson men's basketball coach and his wife, Jean, have worked closely with the Special Olympics. The Kennedys met in New York while Pat was...
Suburbs host farmers markets