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By Christian Pelusi
For many, running is a solitary exercise. An individual and the road, racing for a personal best or to complete the event. For Tim and Keri Gernand, running is a family affair.
Tim, a staff sergeant and a cryptologic linguist for the Marine Corps, and his wife, Keri, are training together to run this year's Marine Corps Marathon. And they've had three great "running buddies" who have pushed them, even while they're the ones being pushed.
"It has been wonderful training with my husband," Keri, 29, said via email. "We have never really 'synchronized' our running distances before this race, so it has been fun to feel the same things (tired, sore, sense of accomplishment, etc.) at the same time. I also like training together because he pushes the triple stroller on the runs we do together so I don't have to. ;)"
The MCM will be the Camp Lejeune/Jacksonville, N.C., couple's first marathon, but as avid runners, the Gernands seem ready for the challenge.
"Tim and I both have run as a hobby since high school," she said. "I have run four half marathons, but this will be his first big race. Running is something that has allowed us both to pursue physical fitness while enjoying family time. We like that we can include our children, as they like stroller rides and the park and donut dates at the end."
A runner's first marathon is always special and Team USO is honored that the Gernands chose to pull on their bibs in support of the USO. As a couple who have family in St. Paul, Minn., and Houston, they have been able to take advantage of several USO Centers that provide aid and comfort military families as they hop from place to place.
"What drew us to Team USO is the fact that they are an organization that is so committed to helping service members and their families, especially with regards to the difficulties faced during deployments," Keri said. "We have been so blessed by the organization, especially with the United Through Reading® program and the USO call centers."
Tim's been deployed twice, first to Iraq from Feb. 2007-Aug. 2007 and then to Afghanistan from July 2011-Jan. 2012 and he said his bond to his wife and then his young children was strengthened by the USO and its programs that are tailored to lift the spirits of troops and their families.
"I was drawn to the USO because I really appreciated the United Through Reading program while I was deployed to Afghanistan because it gave me an opportunity to meaningfully connect with my children thousands of miles away," Tim, 29, said via email. "In addition, the USO on Camp Leatherneck was a place of refuge for me. It provided a quiet place to read, surf the Internet with a fast web connection or make free phone calls home with high sound quality. [And] the USO provided me blankets and a pillow to sleep on when I had to stay overnight in the San Diego airport while trying to meet up with my wife before my first deployment to Iraq."
And the UTR program was embraced most by their three-year-old son Jack.
"Tim left for his most recent deployment when our oldest, Jack, was still 2. Olivia and Luke were 4 months old. He sent back two different shipments of UTR recordings and they were really just phenomenal for Jack, especially. But I also credit them with the babies recognizing Tim when he came back. (They were almost 11 months then.)"
That connection remains, according to Tim.
"He still asks me to read those same books to him today and now we get to share them in person. [And] we enjoyed the Sesame Street tour a few months after I returned from Afghanistan. It was a fun thing to do as a family and I appreciate that they write scripts that relate to the unique struggles of military children."
Those struggles make even a grueling marathon pale in comparison, but it sounds like the close-knit Gernands will be conquering this challenge in the same way they've done in the past: as a family, even if the kids can't be taken along for the ride per the MCM's rules against strollers.
"It has been nice to share a physical challenge with my wife and kids," Tim said. "It is good for it to no longer be an individual effort, but instead more of a group effort.
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New Organizations
- Encourage your members to join your group on Lobo Link.
- Complete your organization's profile on Lobo Link.
- Review the resources on this and the Office of Student Activities website.
- Become familiar with the funding guidelines and policies for the Student Organization Budget Board.
- Set an organization meeting time and stick to it!
- Delegate to members and make them feel included.
- Keep your advisor in the loop.
- Ask questions!
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- Attend the Cultural Student Organization Workshop: Saturday to Sunday, January 1/18 and 1/19.
- Attend the iLead program: Saturday, January 25.
- Set up a consistent meeting time schedule. Post these up in the CSDI Lounge.
- Share yearly goals with advisor and CSDI.
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- Update your advisor and CSDI with your progress.
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- Attend the Multicultural Recognition Program: Friday, April 25.
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AUSTIN — One could almost hear Gordon's Amber Elkins let out a "whew" the instant she crossed the finish line.
The defending state champion in the Class 1A girls 100-meter hurdles had just defended her title at Mike A. Myers Stadium, ending a pressure-packed quest which only defined success with a gold medal.
Elkins took the top spot in 14.58 — well under her sub-14 personal best — yet well ahead of second-place Lexus Williams of Irving University Academy (15.21).
Winters' LeeAnn Taylor, the Region I-1A champ, was sixth (16.07).
"I had a lot of pressure," Elkins said. "But it feels good. I worked really hard."
After winning state titles in the 100 hurdles and 300 hurdles in 2009, Elkins became so dominant in the shorter event that she regularly competed against 4A and 5A competition and still won easily.
In her view and the view of many others, anything less than a gold at this year's Class-1A championships would have been a disappointment.
"It would have been a failure — I would have been really upset," Elkins said. "I was state champion last year and held the meet record (14.19), so I was really nervous.
"I wasn't very happy about my time this year. I wanted to break 14, but I think there was a lot more competition last year. This year Lexus and I were on our own."
Elkins fell short in her quest to win two gold medals in back-to-back seasons, finishing second in the 200 meters due to a late kick from Hawkins' Ashleigh Simmons (25.52).
Committed to Texas State, where she will run the 200 meters, Elkins dropped the 300 hurdles and picked up the new event to better prepare for collegiate competition.
"We don't work much with her," Gordon coach Rob Procter said. "We just drive the bus for her.
"She's the best athlete we've had at Gordon in 20 years."
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Bills focus on Chargers, not hype [5:07 AM]
D and C reports: '"It's of no significance to me," said Williams when asked about Wilson's feud with Butler. "It's the most important game of our season -- because it's the game we have this week."'
Flutie's fun to watch because he's a winner [5:06 AM]
D and C reports: 'Buffalo management has cut too far and too deep. These players aren't the Buffalo Bills to me. This is like an expansion team with an old, familiar name. I hope the Bills do leave western New York. I don't want my taxes supporting these impostors.'
RJ Peter King's Offensive Player of the Week [3:12 PM]
CNN/SI reports: (tie) Buffalo QB Rob Johnson and New England WR David Patten. Johnson, with his 23-of-30, 1 TD performance in the Bills' first win of the season Thursday night at Jacksonville, is a symbolic pick.
Marv Levy's Week 6 snapshot [2:12 PM]
NFL.com reports: Don't place blame -- find solutions. That's what the Buffalo Bills did this week. They simplified their game-plans and worked on fundamentals. They didn't run that 4-6 defense with all the clever blitzes.
Buffalo at San Diego Rob Johnson vs. Doug Flutie . This is one game that I really think Buffalo prefers to play on the road. The general sentiment in Buffalo is that the fans love Doug Flutie. Johnson had a very good game against Jacksonville. I think San Diego has learned their lessons on the road -- they have to earn every victory. This will be a very hyped game in both cities.
Here we go again - Flutie vs. Johnson, anyone? [1:49 PM]
Niagara Falls Reporter reports: 'It's about Johnson and Flutie. It figures to stay that way until Sunday. And probably long after.'
Other Sunday stories [10:27 AM]
BuffaloBills.com reports: '"It's the best game I've seen out of Rob," said A.J. Smith, the Bills' former pro scouting director who now fills the same duties for the San Diego Chargers. "He did an outstanding job. He looked very comfortable, made all the plays. And his accuracy, it was outstanding."
Time for a pep talk during a dismal Bills season [8:59 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Fred Rogers, from TV's "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood": "Sometimes a football game makes us very happy, like after an onside kick that our team recovers on the first play of a game. Other times, it makes us sad, like when some knucklehead on our team gives the ball back on a fumble. It's best to draw pictures of the play that made you the angriest, then have Dad roll it up in a big envelope and send it to One Bills Drive, c/o Gregg Williams. He'll be very happy you shared your feelings."'
Ralph charges into 'super' matchup [8:09 AM]
Business First of Buffalo reports: 'Some observers believe Wilson went too far with his statements about how badly he wants to win this game. Given the lost season this is turning out to be for the Bills, the "Ralph Bowl" is about as good as it's going to get.'
HOF mailbox: Former Bills G Billy Shaw [7:53 PM]
NFL.com reports: Every week of the 2001 season, the Pro Football Hall of Fame lets you submit questions to Hall of Fame legends as part of our Spotlight Game coverage. Your E-mails will be forwarded to each Hall of Famer as they sit down and discuss their careers, current NFL action, or anything else you want them to talk about. Questions will be collected by Thursday of each week. Then come back on Friday to read what they had to say.
The Williams era pays first dividends [9:19 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The major accomplishment of the victory over Jacksonville was that it made clear Gregg Williams and his staff are not the confederacy of dunces the first four games suggested.'
Keep an eye on the team [9:18 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Football fans, if you want to see the world through the eyes of the Buffalo Bills, you can literally do it.'
Bills finally put it all together [12:27 PM]
Niagara Falls Reporter reports: Johnson finished 23-of-30 passing for 238 yards and a 27-yard third-quarter touchdown to Eric Moulds. More important, he directed an offense that controlled the ball for 35 minutes and 34 second without turning the ball over and converted six third-down opportunities in 14 tries.
Bills hoping to build on positive performance [9:10 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"A young team has to learn how to win," linebacker Keith Newman said. "The last few weeks have been frustrating, but I think getting this win lets us know that we're not a bad football team. But this is just a small step. We can't be satisfied. We still have a lot of work to do."'
Company connections [9:09 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'BlueCross BlueShield of Western New York was named the official healthcare company of the Buffalo Bills.'
Redemption for Johnson [6:37 AM]
Toronto Sun reports: 'Johnson's numbers were solid enough, completing 23 of 30 attempts for 238 yards and one touchdown. But most impressive was the game-winning drive.'
Bills' Henry investigated for sex offense [5:20 AM]
D and C reports: 'People 21 years of age or older who have sexual relations with someone 17 years or younger can be charged with statutory rape regardless of consent.'
Bills take big step with win [5:19 AM]
D and C reports: 'It was just one win and nobody was warning the rest of the AFC East to take cover.'
Winning at San Diego would be lift for Johnson [5:17 AM]
D and C reports: 'No one should expect Johnson and the rest of the young Bills to run off a long winning streak at this stage of the team's development, but they're capable of beating San Diego with a top effort.'
Bills gut out first win in 13-10 victory over Jaguars [11:08 PM]
WGR reports: While Thursday night�s game didn�t have much flash and dash for the Bills, it was a hard fought win filled with efficient play for the offense, and much improved play for the defense that led to the 13-10 win. It did come down to a rather important special teams play for the Bills to win the game.
Bills buoyed by first victory [7:41 PM]
AP reports: 'Although it wasn't altogether pretty, Buffalo found a way to capitalize and not squander its opportunities.'
Police investigate Bills rookie running back Henry [7:40 PM]
AP reports: 'Henry's agent, Timothy McGee, said his client has fully cooperated with police. "It's an investigation and we know the facts," McGee said. "Quite honestly, it's the magnitude of his status that's causing the commotion. We feel comfortable that nothing will come out of it. There's nothing wrong with being investigated. Unfortunately, it was made public."'
Maybe the Bills aren�t so bad after all [5:18 PM]
Olean Times Herald reports: 'You see this is exactly the kind of game Buffalo would have lost over the first quarter of the campaign.'
Former Bill Henry Jones fined $5,000 for helmet-to-helmet hit [2:44 PM]
CBS Sportsline reports: Along with Vikings WR Cris Carter, safety Henry Jones were fined $5,000 each by the NFL. Jones had a helmet-to-helmet hit on Lions quarterback Charlie Batch in the second quarter.
At 80, vagabond Lou Saban still finds work [10:48 AM]
Palm Beach Post reports: Lou Saban once drove through a Pennsylvania snowstorm to reach the home of recruit Jim Kelly. The storm was so bad Kelly's mother was late for the meeting. So Saban, then football coach at the University of Miami, stuck a towel in his belt and made dinner.
Bills' skid gets the boot [9:06 AM]
Buffalo News reports: '"The defense played great," Williams said. "Rob was outstanding, it was a great team effort by everyone. The victory was nice and a long time coming. Hopefully we can use this and get on a roll."'
D - line turns up the heat on Brunell [9:05 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Now that was more like it.'
Clements is latest rookie to get starting nod [9:04 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The move meant the Bills had four rookies - Clements, middle linebacker Brandon Spoon, running back Travis Henry and offensive right guard Jonas Jennings - in their starting lineup.'
Rob delivers one of his finest games [9:03 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'In the end, however, it always comes back to Johnson. His supporters say he gets too much blame for the Bills' losses, and there's some truth to that. But against Jacksonville, he showed how much it can mean to a team when the quarterback is at the top of his game, when he's setting the tone with confidence.'
Friday billboard [9:02 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'The Big Picture: Maybe there's hope for them, after all.'
NFL orders Bills to pay Phillips for final year [9:02 AM]
Buffalo News reports: 'Said Wilson: "I had every intention of keeping Phillips as our coach, and I feel the league is creating a dangerous precedent when it allows a coach or player to collect money on a contract for failing to obey a reasonable order of a superior."'
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Wednesday was a red-letter day for Los Alamos National Laboratory, a favorable occasion for community leaders to visit for a briefing and a rare tour behind the security perimeter.
"Good news," Deputy Laboratory Director Jan Van Prooyen called it as he began a status report on the laboratory.
Across the Atlantic Wednesday morning, after a meeting in Dresden, Germany, the lab's Roadrunner computer was named top of the heap, "king of the (computer) world" – the pacesetter for the new petaflop generation of supercomputing.
Petaflop refers to a quadrillion, a thousand trillion, or a million billion operations per second, twice the speed of the previous world champ at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
Van Prooyen and Don Winchell, the local manager for the National Nuclear Security Administration, gave high-level overviews of current work and future prospects for the laboratory.
Van Prooyen emphasized stockpile stewardship as the lab's dominant mission, but pointed out that the facilities had a wider set of uses.
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Drew Paahau, 22, of Honolulu pleaded guilty to first-degree criminal property damage and second-degree burglary in connection with the break-in at Iolani Palace back in February, according to the state attorney general.
WATCH: Surveillance video of the break-in.
She faces a maximum sentence of 15 years in prison with a possible fine of up to $30,000. Sentencing is set for Nov. 14.
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By Fall 2014, everyone who operates a power boat will need to take a state certified boating safety course.Video Transcript
From the seasoned sailor to the nautical novice, everyone who operates a power boat will need to take a state certified boating safety course by this fall. Clifford inn, division of boating and ocean rec. IN: 25:21 JUST LIKE YOU'RE OPERATING A CAR ON THE ROAD WE WANT EVERYONE ON THE ROAD TO HAVE THE SAME UNDERSTANDING OF THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES You can get them by taking the class online on websites like boatus.org for free... Others cost up to $50 and can take five hours. Or you can take them in person with the Hawaii Power Squadron or Coast Guard Auxiliary. Nats of boat on water Though the classroom is usually indoors, instructor Jeffrey Maltman from the Coast Guard Auxiliary took us on the water to show us first hand what boaters will learn in their nine hour course. Nats: 11:32 of horn beep! From knowing when to sound the horn, to having the right amount life jackets on board to the marine radio, the course teaches you the basics of on the boat. JEFF MALTMAN, US COAST GUARD AUXILIARY IN: 32:23 YOU SHOULD REGULARLY CHECK THE EXPIRATION DATES ON YOUR FLARES, THEY ARE GOOD FOR 40 MONTHS AFTER THEY ARE MANUFACTURES THAT COMES AL A LOT QUICKER THAN YOU THINK 32:39 The Department of Land and Natural Resources approved course and also informs all operators the traffic rules of the water like the safe way to pass a boat moving at a slower rate. It also teaches you the navigational alerts and signs. JEFF MALTMAN, US COAST GUARD AUXILIARY IN:18:43 THE WORK BOATS ARE DISPLAYING DAY SHAPES WE'LL ACTUALLY TEACH YOU IN THE NAVIGATION RULES THOSE DAYS SHAPES ARE ACTUALLY TELLING US THOSE BOATS BECAUSE OF THE NATURE OF THEIR WORK ARE RESTRICTED FROM MOVING OVER, SO WE KNOW IF WE WERE DRIVING FULL SPEED NEAR THEM THEY CAN'T GET OUT OF THE WAY. 18:57 cam's standup close in: 27:09 DLNR estimates there are 30 thousand relate operators in the statw Whether its online or through the coast guard Auxillery he state law will be enforced November 10th Reporting from Honolulu Harbor, CT, KITV 4 news 27:20 Matzman says the course is $35 dollars. DLNR says windward community college could offer a boating safety course as early as the end of the month.
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HIV Denialism - an ongoing discussion
HIV denial is one of the topics in focus on our other blog, The NPF Helpdesk.
To get a better grasp on how denialists are able to spread their messages, take a look at this paper on PLoS Medicine. It provides useful frameworks for understanding denialist arguments and how they work to undermine scientific consensus. And for a refresher on how this subjects relates to journalism, have another listen at our Journalist to Journalist discussion in Sydney.
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By Chris Casey | University CommunicationsDENVER - Classes are over. Finals are finished. Seniors at the University of Colorado Denver are ready to kick back and celebrate.
On Thursday evening, they reveled in a well-deserved party at the annual Senior Sendoff. This year, the event was hosted by the Rock Bottom Brewery on the 16th Street Mall.
Scenes from the CU Denver Senior Sendoff:
Graduates and their family and friends enjoyed food, beverages and music on the sunny Rock Bottom patio as well as inside the restaurant.
"I'm proud of myself because I worked very hard," said Vanessa Avitia, who is graduating with a degree in Communications and Ethnic Studies. "I'm going to travel and then try to get a job with benefits."
Avitia attended the Sendoff with her proud mother, Rose Avitia.
Jacklyn Maclennan, who is also getting a degree in Communications, attended the party with a friend. She has a couple internships lined up and then "I'm trying to get into small-market radio stations to see where they get me."
Maclennan said they planned their afternoon around the Sendoff, which she learned about through university emails. "We're really happy with it, with the food and everything."
Some students volunteered to be filmed for a short thank-you video that will be shown before Saturday's commencement. Students also received CU Denver Alumni stickers. The event was put on by the Office of Student Life and the Alumni Association.
Raul Cardenas, PhD, associate vice chancellor for Student Affairs, and Cathy Kaledo, (BS, 1992) board president of the CU Denver Alumni Association, congratulated the graduates.
"We are so proud of you and so thankful you came to our institution," Cardenas said. "Enjoy it and live it up, but be sure to remember us. We want you to be part of our family forever."
Kaledo reminded the students to stay connected to their alma mater, encouraging them to participate in the numerous Alumni Association committees and events.
Joe Halter, assistant director of Student Life and Student Affairs, said about 300 people, including family and friends, were expected at Thursday's party downtown. He said the Senior Sendoff has previously been held on a Friday, but students suggested Thursday would be better because of all the family obligations the night before graduation.
"This is a chance for them to do something a little more laid back and not so formal," Halter said of the Sendoff.
While it was fun and festive on Thursday evening, there is a threat of inclement weather for Saturday's graduation. If there are any changes to the commencement schedule, information will be available on the website www.ucdenver.edu/alert and the emergency phoneline 1-877-463-6070.
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Taylor Swift, Lorde Frolic on the Beach, Go on Shopping Spree: Pictures!
The new generation's Thelma and Louise! It looks like the budding friendship between Taylor Swift and Lorde has reached a new peak.
PHOTOS: Taylor's Jackie O style
The dynamic duo was spotted on multiple friend dates all over Los Angeles this weekend. First they enjoyed the surf and sand while barefoot in Malibu, Calif. on Saturday, Feb. 22. Swift, 24, and Lorde, 17, were spotted deep in conversation while on their afternoon stroll and at one point broke out dancing on the beach.
"Looks like they are really becoming friends!" a source told Us Weekly. "My girlfriend saw them at Paradise Cove together this weekend. They were laughing and joking around together."
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Swift Instagrammed a photo with her new bestie with the caption, "Bare feet in the sand on Saturday."
The fast friends appeared to be coordinating their outfits, with dark bottoms, button-up tops, and shades.
It looks like Swift may have had a fun sleep over with the New Zealand native in her multi-million dollar Beverly Hills mansion. Because on Sunday, Feb. 23, they were spotted out and about together for a second time, this time shopping in L.A.'s star-friendly Brentwood neighborhood.
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Swift wore a black dress with white birds printed on and a bright red belt that matched her bold lipstick. Fellow prodigy Lorde wore minimal makeup with an all-black outfit and her long brunette locks flowing down over her shoulders.
The "Royals" singer now joins Swift's long list of celebrity friends, including Ed Sheeran, Selena Gomez, and Demi Lovato. Gomez, who secretly entered rehab for a non-substance abuse related issue in January, previously had a feud with Lorde, who charged that her song "Come & Get It" objectified women.
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Plaque reduction assay in HEp-2 cells. RSV strain Long was assayed for its sensitivity to five compounds. Supernatants were harvested from test (25 μM) or control compound (35 μM) treated RSV-infected HEp-2 cells at a multiplicity of infection (MOI) of 0.1. Serial dilutions of the supernatants were added to monolayers of HEp-2 cells in 24-well plates. Cells were fixed after 6 days and stained with neutral red. Plaque reduction assays were performed in triplicate per compound. CC, uninfected cell control; VC, untreated virus-infected control. The concentration of DMSO in each assay well, including all control wells was 0.5%.
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Andrew WADDINGTON
Waddington was born in Buckinghamshire, and moved with his family to Cornwall in 1971. His foundation work in art was at the Falmouth College of Art (1978-9) and his degree from Dyfed College of Art.
He taught O and A level art in Braintree, Essex and worked on Roman and Iron Age archeological sites before moving back to Cornwall in 1983. Since that time he has exhibited widely and become well know for his paintings and woodcuts often employing a favoured motif, the crow. He also creates sculptures from found objects.
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Wade graduated from Falmouth College of Art in 1992, and then went to work as a ward orderly in Sheffield, Yorkshire. From this working experience she is able to 'draw reference from the biological body, cellular structure, chemical properties and the periodic table' (artist's statement: Falmouth 2000).
Current to 2000 she was continuing research into painting and installations, studying for the Integrated MA Degree at Falmouth, alongside teaching part time at Cornwall College (in Art History and Art Practice).
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Karen WADE
An art student at Falmouth College of Art, Karen Wade went on to work at Exeter Museum, and as a graphic artist. She lives in Cornwall with her husband and two children. Her paintings are inspired by the landscape of Cornwall. While abstract, they possess a sculptural quality and have been praised for their 'poetic sensibility'. She has been represented by several commercial galleries in Cornwall, exhibiting also in London, Oxfordshire and Warwickshire. For further information see http://karenwade.com/
Paul WADSWORTH
Wadsworth was born in Great Yarmouth, and undertook his art studies at Ipswich College of Arts (Art and Design) and then at Falmouth College of Art (Fine Art).
Paul's work is well represented on the web, where images of his paintings are available. He has exhibited extensively and travelled widely (especially in the Middle East) to produce an impressive body of work. Paul works from studios in Trewidden Gardens, Penzance and Porthtowan, and paints abstracted images from the landscape and seascape around him.
He teaches the three-day Expressive Painting course at the Newlyn School of Art in Chywoone Hill, Newlyn, and is also a tutor on the School's weekly Life Drawing evening sessions.
Gerard WAGNER
Pupil of John Anthony PARK, who at the age of 17 arrived in St Ives to become a full-time resident student in 1924.
Born in Wiesbaden, Germany of a German father, Max Wagner, and an English-born German mother, Julie Lange, Gerard was the youngest of three sons. His father, always in delicate health though a successful and wealthy entrepreneur in metal manufactory, died when Gerard was two. The family was brought back to Britain when he was six, to be near his mother's family and to be educated in England. Altogether a highly cultured family, the Wagners were musical, attended the theatre and filled their home with art. A favoured painter of works hanging at home was the post-impressionist John Anthony Park, and contact was made through family friends, Edgar SKINNER and his wife Edith, who lived in St Ives.
His recent biographer and former pupil, Caroline Chanter, tells 'The language of colour was to become Gerard Wagner's chief interest along with a strong desire to decipher it...John Park felt he could teach his pupils most things about art but a feeling for colour was something each had to discover for themselves.' [Quoting from Austen Wormleighton, Morning Tide] His friendship with John and Peggy Park was close, and he became part of their family for the year that he stayed in St Ives, and always thereafter. A high-point of that time was a sketching tour that Gerard took with the Parks in and around St Tropez in Provence in the spring of 1925.
Through the good offices of Bernard LEACH, arrangements were made with William Rothenstein at the Royal College of Art in London, for Gerard to work on his drawing skills from later that same year. From there he was to move on to Dornach, in the Jura mountains of Switzerland. It was the summer of 1926, and Rudolph Steiner who had established his colony there, had died the previous year. Helping to sustain and extend the work of this artist and educationalist, Gerard Wagner set up his own artist's studio in the village and was to remain for many years, working on his own and attending events at the 'Goetheanum' (the name given by Steiner to his establishment). He was to cultivate a great interest in plants and trees, working with natural images fused with colour.
The artist married Elizabeth Koch, his first full time pupil and sculptor in her own right. The two were to travel widely and run their own school of art in Dornach with workshops held internationally.
Chanter's monograph treats of Wagner's life and work with great sensitivity and is to be recommended. She now lives in Dornach and teaches at a painting school near the Goetheanum.
Vera Stacey WAINWRIGHT
A new correspondent (2011) has given us a wonderful insight into the person of Vera S Wainwright, and we include an edited version of this. The whole memoire has been added to our files.
' I was brought up to call her "Aunt Vera", but her association was with my father whom she always addressed as "DHOST". She became in fact my "Godmother", and persuaded my father to educate me in my early years in the Roman Catholic Faith. As I neared graduation in medicine she urged that I become a "Missionary Physician", obliging my reading in missionary works in Africa, and especially the work of Albert Schweitzer.
I keep three oil paintings made by Vera in Cornwall in my collections. One is a small seascape of the Cornish Coast; two are somewhat larger works - one a pastoral scene to which I am much attached. Vera also had a spinning wheel and often engaged in making small handicraft works = ties; scarves, and such. I have still a tie made on her spinning wheel. I am 84 now and it is not likely that I shall publish any autobiographical writing. I have been away from England since 1949, and now seldom travel back to Cornwall or the West country. As I knew her she was perhaps one of the most kind and gentle persons I have known; empathic, supportive, understanding, with a rare spiritual quality.'
Vera Wainwright exhibited two paintings, both of Devon scenes, at the 1937 exhibitions at the Newlyn Art Gallery. In 1969, poems by Vera were published in book form with the title, Poems and Masks.
William John WAINWRIGHT
Born in Birmingham on 27 June 1855, he was educated at Sedgley Park College (nr Wolverhampton) till he left at the age of 14: first apprenticed to John Hardman & Co - artworkers primarily in stained glass design. Very soon, he was executing most of the design for the firm and was responsible for windows in the north aisle of St Paul's and designs for St Mary's in Coventry.
Noticing William's great interest in painting, the company released him with regret (in 1880) and supported his further study by sending him to study painting in Antwerp under Verlat. From Antwerp he went on to Paris in 1881 where he remained absorbed until 1884. Returning to London, he shared a studio with his friends William Arthur BREAKSPEARE and Walter Jenks MORGAN, and after some months of casting around for new painting grounds, with encouragement from Walter LANGLEY, Edwin HARRIS and Charles Napier HEMY, he settled on Newlyn.
He is one of the painters in the 1884 Group Photograph of the 'brotherhood of the palette' at Newlyn. Here he painted Mackerel in the Bay, a large water colour, Ferdinand and Miranda (another watercolour, inspired by Shakespeare's The Tempest) and an oil portrait, The Burgomaster. He much enjoyed living and working in Newlyn, although the brightness of the sunlight directly affected his eyesight (causing increasing loss of sight in one eye), and having made his mark in the plein-air style, he discovered he preferred figure painting in his studio.
In 1886 he returned permanently to live in Birmingham. His mother, who had devotedly inspired him all his life, died in 1888, and he married in 1890, Bertha Mary Powell; eight children (two daughters who died young, and six sons) were born to them. He was one of the founding members of the Birmingham Art Circle, that group which laughingly claimed (perhaps rightly) that 'Birmingham had discovered Newlyn as a painterly place,' and their fortnightly meetings in each other's studios were a great source of friendship and inspiration. The Turner collation of letters, sketchbooks, coloured plates and essays, presents a life well spent in art. Wainwright died on 1 August, 1931, age 76 in Birmingham (GRO).
Annie WALKE
Born at Banstead, Surrey in 1877, Annie was the second daughter of Paul Bradshaw Fearon and his wife Edith Jane, nee Duffield, and the older sister of Hilda FEARON, born the following year. [The incorrect date of 1888 is sometimes found for Annie, but this was probably her baptismal date when she and the other children were baptised all together at a later date.* See Misc] Her father was a wine merchant in the West End of London and the family today would be described as well-to-do, the family's four girls and their brother being looked after by five residential servants.
Annie and Hilda were not only close in age but appeared to have had a close relationship throughout their lives. Annie's early education was at the Cheltenham Ladies College, where her artistic leanings were first discovered. She went on to study art at the Chelsea and London Schools of Art. During these years she studied under Sir William Nicholson (1872-1940), Augustus JOHN (1878-1961) and Sir William Orpen (1878-1931). Meantime Hilda attended the Slade, and the two travelled to Dresden for further studies. Annie's interest at that stage was music and the pianoforte, while Hilda pursued art training.
Annie is said to have decided to follow Hilda to St Ives (c1902-4) in order to continue her training as an artist. Hilda is first recorded in St Ives during August 1900, initially living at 'The Cabin' and studying under Algernon and Gertrude Talmage. Annie met her future husband, the Rev Bernard Walke (1874-1941), who was then a curate in St Ives. In 1904 'Ber' Walke (as he was known), a popular and evangelical high churchman, whose father before him had also been an Anglican priest in West Cornwall, moved on to a curacy in Polruan. Before their marriage, and perhaps about the same time as her sister Hilda left St Ives to move to London, Annie also moved to Polruan and established a studio in a sail loft overlooking the harbour.
The couple married in London in 1911, she approximately 34, and he at the age of 37, during his curacy at Polruan by Fowey. Two years later he became Vicar of St Hilary, near Marazion, immortalised in his autobiography, Twenty Years at St Hilary (1935), one of the books often referred to when researching artists in Cornwall. Walke invited Annie and a number of friends to decorate parts of the church interior, and these included Ernest PROCTER, Dod PROCTER, Roger Fry and Pog YGLESIAS among others. They had no children.
The two had many friends amongst the artists both in London and West Cornwall, and were introduced especially to the Lamorna crowd by Alfred James MUNNINGS. Laura KNIGHT described them, 'They were both long and thin, and Ber always wore dandy silk socks - he was not in the least like a parson to look at. A man with ideals that he lived up to-he was big - hearted enough to understand anyone and had it in him to enjoy vulgar fun as much as any. After we became intimate we often went to stay with the Walkes at St Hilary, as simple as any monastery in its furnishings.' Christopher Garrett, who has extensively researched the pair for a set of articles for the centennial of the time when the Walkes were resident in Polruan, has provided this material to the CAI, for research and study purposes. It includes a bibliography of her paintings, and writings, and family details of friendships with literary figures such as Walter de la Mare, and George Bernard Shaw.
The Walkes moved from St Hilary on retirement to The Battery, Mevagissey, and Ber died 25 June, 1941. She lived on alone at Battery House until shortly before she died. She rarely painted after 1950 but wrote poetry that was published in 1963. She died in 1965 age 88, and is buried in St Erth Churchyard, near St Hilary and Lelant, where Bernard was also buried 25 years earlier.
Alec George WALKER
Born Mirfield, Yorks, Alec Walker's first contact with Newlyn came about under the most romantic circumstances. Already established in Yorkshire as the manufacturer of Vigil silk, he advertised in 1912 for a poster and advertising designer. Kathleen EARLE ('Kay') replied and arranged to meet him in London with a portfolio of her work. Kay had been a student at the Stanhope FORBES School of Painting in Newlyn since 1910, and had already received commissions for illustration and poster work.
Alec was so impressed by her account of the lively Newlyn art colony that he travelled back to Cornwall with her the same day to see for himself. He was welcomed into their midst, immediately felt at home, and started sketching, encouraged by Ernest PROCTER and Harold HARVEY. He was appointed Yorkshire representative of the Federation of British Industry by Sir Charles Mandelberg, and in the 1914-18 War was exempted from war service to help run the family business in Yorkshire producing cloth for service uniforms.
In 1918 he married Kay and bought Myrtle Cottage in Newlyn, and in 1919 bought 'Sambo's Row' to convert to a textile works, importing plant and machinery from Yorkshire. Local labour was taken on, and in 1920 CRYSEDE was founded. From the Yorkshire works, now run by his brother Gerald, Vigil silk printed the designs and the garments were made up at Newlyn. In 1921 he became involved with Group X, a Vorticist revival. In 1923 he visited Paris and met Dufy and Zadkine who encouraged him to create his own designs, which were very successful.
He opened a retail shop at New Road, Newlyn, having 3,000 mail-order clients and customers in Paris, America and Australia. His fabrics gained a national reputation, and he invited Tom HERON to join Cryséde as manager. Larger premises were leased at St Ives, and the firm was transferred by Heron from Newlyn with Walker's agreement. In 1926 Cryséde became a Limited Company. Production increased, and further retail shops opened under Heron's direction; Walker continued to produce designs from his Newlyn studio. In 1929 there was a final breakdown of marriage. He also had a dispute with the Cryséde Board, suffered a nervous breakdown, and dismissed Tom Heron and other key members of staff. He was then dismissed by the Board on health grounds and had no contact with Cryséde for three years, spending much of his time hunting at Dulverton, Somerset. In 1931 he continued with his painting, submitting work to the RA. In 1933 he returned briefly to Cryséde as General Manager and produced some designs at the request of the Board. Between 1933-39 he retired from Cryséde, re-married, bought a farm in Yorkshire, bred horses and began collecting pictures. He returned to Cornwall, painting in watercolour and oils, and in 1950 moved to Falmouth, where he continued painting and collecting pictures.


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BRASHER FALLS - Its still months away, but Brasher Town Supervisor M. James Dawson is already thinking about summer.
Mr. Dawson says he would like to consider adding a new element to the Tri-Town Summer Festival - a photography contest.
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