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Posted: 25 Apr 2005 6:41PM GMT
Edited: 27 Jun 2005 12:38PM GMT
In order to obtain benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7th 1832.
The State of Ohio Warren County} April Term 1837
On this seventeenth day of April in the year eighteen hundred and thirty seven, in his own person, in open court, being the Court of Common Pleas in and of this county aforesaid now in session, appeared Eleazer Rigg, a resident of the county of Warren aforesaid, age 82 years : who being solemnly sworn according to law, doth make the following declaration in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7th, 1832.
This Declarant states that he was born in Uchland Township, Chester county, in the state of Pennsylvania, on this 28th day of December 1754: when quite young he, with his Father and family, moved into Whiteland Township in said Chester county, and whilst residing in the last named place, he entered the service of the United States and served in the manner hereinafter stated.
Sometime in the month of February, about the 20th, as nearly as he can recollect, in the year 1776, this declarant was enlisted in the service of the United States for the term of six months by one Lieutenant John Davis: He immediately rendevoused [sic] with his company, consisting of 80 or 90 men under the command of Captain Patrick Anderson, Lieut. John Davis, and Ensign Septimus Davis at a village called Chester, Chester County, Pennsylvania at which place the company remained in garrison until about the first of June, during which time the members of our Company were drilled twice a day, and stood sentry by turns. From Chester aforesaid our Company marched to the City of Philadelphia, then a small town by the name of Darby, and on arriving in that City we went into Barracks & staid there until about the 8th day of July, exercising twice each day & standing sentinel. At Philadelphia our Company was placed in a Regiment Commanded by Colonel Atlee, first name not recollected-Caleb Perry was the Lieutenant Colonel and Philip Baten, or Bateman, declarant does not recollect which, was the Major. Whilst our Company remained in Philadelphia, this declarant was in the state yard when the Independence of the United States was declared by Congess then in session there - he recollects this event was announced by the firing of a cannon. From Philadelphia our company as well as several other Companies under the Command of Col. Atlee (he being the highest officer present) marched to Amboy in New Jersey, passing thru' Trenton, Princeton and another town, name not recollected, but declarant thinks it was New Brunswick, & staying on the route long enough only to rest at nights. Our company tarried at Amboy until about the last of July or first of August under drill twice each day and standing as sentinals by turns. Whilst we remained at Amboy there was cannonading across the Staten Island Sound between the British and Americans. Declarant recollects that some of the balls from the British cannon knocked down the pillar of the Market House in Amboy - some entered the roofs of other houses - also a horse was killed in the streets. On leaving Amboy, our Regiment under the command of Col. Atlee marched thru' Elizabethtown immediately to New York City, where we encamped on the Commons in tents - here this Declarant saw Gen. Washington riding thru' the streets of the City surrounded by some of the regular officers of the Army. While at New York we exercised twice a day and stood sentry. About the middle of August we were ordered and did cross over to Long Island under the command of Col. Atlee assd [assigned?] a few days after we landed on Long Island, and before the battle there, towit, on or about the 20th of August 1776 the term for which this Declarant had enlisted expired, and he obtained a discharge-a verbal one only: but a battle being almost daily anticipated, the imminent danger of the Country, and the slender forces of the Americans induced this Declarant voluntarily to remain in the ranks, where he then was in defense of his Country.
Near the last of August the battle on Long Island was fought and this Declarant was actively engaged in it. All the day previous to this commencement of the battle & for some time before the British were landing their troops on the Island from ships. The battle was a scattered, running fight, commencing in the night and continuing the greater part of the next day. The line in which the Declarant was posted occupied a position about one half mile from the bay or harbor - it being on our right, and the enemy attacking us on our left. We were drawn up behind an old fence and the British occupied a line of hills and their musket balls rattled like hail stones on the old fence before us.Declarent thinks that the American forces in the battle of Long Island were under the command of Gen. Sullivan and Lord Stirling until they were successively captured by the enemy: he distinctly recollects seeing Lord Stirling on horseback at one time during the engagement. Declarant also recollects the "Flying Camp", so called, from New Jersey, under the command of Gen. Mercer, if he remembers rightly, was engaged in the Long Island battle. The American forces being too weak to contend with the British & Hessians a retreat was ordered, and we were all night retreating into New York: The company to which the Declarant belonged was the last taken over to the city, as we had been commanded to throw up breast-works to cover the retreat of the American Army if necessary, so that when we embarked it was day-break, and the enemy was close upon our heels. Immediately at the commencement of the action on Long Island, Lieut. Col. Parry was killed by a shot in the eye - Declarant saw him carried from the ground. This Declarant never saw or heard of his Colonel or Major after the battle, nor has he heard from that day to this, what became of his Lieutenant or Ensign - nor has he ever seen his Captain since but he heard, sometime after the battle, that he arrived safely at home, he was quite an elderly man. Without any Regimental or Company officers, and with only a few remaining members of his company this Declarant remained in New York several days with the Militia of Pennsylvania, to defend the city, but finally it was thought advisable to abandon the city to the enemy without any defences [sic],page and thereupon he returned, by the same route he came, in company with some of the Militia of Pennsylvania, to his home in Chester County aforesaid, where he arrived sometime in the latter part of September 1776. This Declarant states that from the time he entered service of the United States as aforesaid until he arrived at his home as aforesaid (which he reached as soon as he could) he was engaged in the Revolutionary War, in the character of a private, for the full term of seven months, for which he never received any pay, whatever, except the bounty money which was five dollars.
The Declarant would further state that he is now old and infirm, and if he has erred in detailing dates, facts, and events, that error is attributable to the frailty of memory attendant on his age: he makes the foregoing statement now, as he, at this distance of time, recollects the facts. Declarant lived in Chester County aforesaid after he arrived at home, as aforesaid, and then moved to York County, Pennsylvania were he resided about nine years; he then went into Washington County. Sometimes called Red Stone, Pennsylvania where he lived until sometime in the year 1800 when he came to Warren County, Ohio and has lived here ever since. This Declarant has outlived nearly all his other youthful companions, consequently he knows of no living person by whom he can prove his services: he would, however, name to this court John Probasco Sen. a clergyman and William Sweeny as credible persons to testify to his general reputation. He has no documentary evidence of his service; he never obtained a written discharge. His age was recorded by his father in his family bible, from which declarant has transcribed it into his own bible now in his possession but where his father's bible is, he does not know.
Declarant hereby relinquishes every claim whatever to a pension or annuity, except the present and he declares that his name is not on the pension roll of the agency of any state. The reason why Declarant has not before this time applied for a pension is that altho' justly Intitled to it, he was healthy & able to take care of himself, and under such circumstances would not ask for it: - but he is now old, weak, infirm & stands in need of a pension for his maintenance.
Sworn to & subscribed in open court this day and year aforesaid
JC Wilds Clk Eleazer Rigg
We John Probasco Snr, a Clergyman and William Sweeny, residing in this county of Warren, state of Ohio, in our own persons in open court, do herby certify that we now are and for a great length of time past have been well acquainted with Eleazer Rigg who has subscribed and sworn to the above Declaration - that we believe him to be 82 years of age, that he is reputed and believed, in the neighborhood where he resides, to have been a Soldier of the Revolution, and that we concur in that opinion.
Sworn and subscribed, severally in open court this 17th day of April 1837
JC Wilds clk} John Probesco
William Sweeny
And the said Court do herby declare their opinions, after the investigation of the matter.
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A Mighty Wind came calling on Washington and vicinity, leaving no leaf unturned and all the usual blowhards out of ear's range. But then Richard Cohen came along and found a way to cut through its chilling and deafening roar. "I've taken a liking to Jessica Lynch," he announced on Friday, and suddenly local thoughts turned to blue skies and warm sun and all the frolicking they invite. All credit must go to Larry Flynt, for proving once again he's a uniter of men and women and not a divider. If not for Larry's disclosure that he's got the goods on Ms. Lynch, or what Richard calls "fun pictures," our Washington Post columnist might never have noticed that a young blonde he concedes "is not exactly my type" just might be.
Sen. John Kerry stayed out of this discussion. He was busy making tough executive decisions of his own, such as firing campaign manager Jim Jordan for backing a guaranteed loser. Then when two Jordan colleagues fired themselves, Kerry bade them a good riddance, on the grounds that these were people he "barely" knew. It might be they were outside agitators on assignment for Howie Dean. To reassure his legions, Kerry also stressed that there was nothing Clintonian about his relationship with the two departing Jordanaires, saying they "are not really involved with me." Finally, he let on that "my campaign will be better off moving ahead with people who want to be there," leading to speculation it will be unstoppable once Kerry joins everyone else in abandoning it.
Jean-François could take a page from President-elect Emeritus Al Gore, who interrupted his empty schedule to play opening act to the Mighty Wind over Washington. It was his second speech in three months. Huffing in top debate form, his hair restyled in a look Naomi Wolf, if you pay her enough, would term "wethead," he lunged at his audience to denounce Big Brother Bush and the USA Patriot Act. He likened the latter to Abe Lincoln's and FDR's wartime policies, not to mention the break-in at Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office. Rumor has it he's contemplating a party switch, as a protest against overwhelming Democratic support for the Patriot Act when it passed two years ago. And you can be sure the backing for it was ever greater than reported, since by definition not every Democratic vote was counted.
In a related development, a man often mistaken for Al's big brother is one Gore Vidal. He's actually a distant relative, though less distant now that he's relocated from an obscure Italian location to the Hollywood Hills, the very same that once attracted Charles Manson, and he's come out swinging, suggesting or perhaps recommending that Messrs. Bush and Ashcroft be hanged exactly as the Founders would have hung them for violations against the Constitution. Hmm. Has Gore V. pondered what the Founders would have done to him in the wake of his predilections?
A new singing sensation is sweeping the nation ahead of Boy Al and the Mighty Wind. In the second coming of Gordon MacRae, Curly Joe Lieberman has been taped giving a live sampling of standards from Oklahoma! in preparation for that territory's February 3 primary. "We know we belong to the land," he begins, adding that that land will be subject to strict regulatory and zoning controls. "And the land we belong to is grand!" he continues, thinking tax rates. "So when we say/Yeeow! Ayipioeeay " -- we hear the most memorable singing debut since Ray Stevens' pre-terrorist era homage to desert and windstorm, "Ahab, The Arab." Mr. Ahab was a self-styled sheik of the burning sand who would croon "Yeeow, Ayipioeeay" to his cool camel named Clyde.
Incidentally, equal time and other fairness doctrines make it imperative that Howie Dean be given a part in Curly Joe's musical. He's the spitting image of Jud, no? That is Jud Fry, not Wynonna Judd, whom Howie with his ability to have it every which way would soon be calling Winona Ryder, especially after the previous Wynonna's DIU, which in turn he'd conflate with Winona's shopping habits.
In an effort to get away from this madness President Bush will spend a few days in jolly old UK next week. Predictions are that he'll draw a bigger turnout of haters and soccer losers than attended Diana's funeral. There will be a "Stop Bush" rally on Tuesday in London, and on Wednesday the president will move into Buckingham Palace. Is that a good idea, if Prince Charles is anywhere close by? Have the Dixie Chicks been invited to provide the official welcome? Many questions remain, but not who the real man of the hour is. Doing some advance work of his own, he warns British readers in today's Guardian that the "unlearned" Bush has betrayed tutor Tony Blair in favor of Ariel Sharon and Elliott Abrams. So who's this paleoconservative EOW? Why, Sidney Blumenthal, of course.


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Months after Whitney Houston's tragic passing in February, the diva is inspiring the world with some previously unreleased songs.
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Aliens And Stuff! Frankie's Excellent Adventure
My fellow Mancatheletes and I are still making our way south to New Orleans. As of this writing, we've just crossed into Alabama.
This morning, we woke up in Salem, Virginia and had to pick up some supplies at Walmart before we could get back on the road and chew up some miles.
It was at this Walmart that Bill had a conversation with a woman that quite enthusiastically volunteered a story of how in her younger days she saw two aliens in their spacecrafts playing tag and could hear the creatures giggling to each other. Then she lamented the death of Senator Robert Byrd.
I was going to say that this comment was from out of left field but after you lead with aliens, everything's on the table.
She kept on talking to Bill, but as soon she broke eye contact with me I began to slink away from her, leaving Bill to endure her rantings without a shred of guilt. Better Bill than me.
So, we restocked the RV and hit the road. This was our travel day so, outside of Kerry doing a slew of telephone interviews we didn't have a lot to report on.
One thing that did happen was around lunch time, Mikey says he wants to go a place called O'Charlie's. He was possessed about it. Apparently it's a chain restaurant along the lines of Applebee's or Shenanigans from the movie Waiting. Mike's going on and on about this Louisiana Steak entree they have there. He finds it on the GPS and actually calls ahead to make sure they'd be open when we got there and everything.
We get off the interstate and head down a smaller highway in Morristown, Tennessee and begin to look for the place. Mikey's fit for a straightjacket in anticipation of this steak and I'm thinking you can't be serious, Dude.
You're taking us off the fastest route to our destination to chase down the equivalent of Riblets or something? So we wind up thinking we missed the place and trying to double back only to find out we hadn't missed it and turned around again and by the time we get there I'm starving and all bitchy frustrated.
But, believe it or not, that Goddamned steak was one of the best I ever had. Score one for Mikey. The guy came through huge just when I'd begun to lose faith. That's what a champion does.
It also didn't hurt a bit that O'Charlie's had O'Jack Daniels and I walked out of there with a decent O'Buzz.
We got back on the road and we've been cruising ever since. Talk to you guys tomorrow from N'Awlins!
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hope it is to LA:pray:
get dan haren or roy oswalt ruben
He use to play from my hometown team the sixer but he improve a lot. i would take him over ron artest any day of the week.
Prospects camp will begin on Monday. Who are you guys interested to see. I want to see how this bobrosky kid does b/c the FO is raving about him. I have a question though i may seem dumb but can you...
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Hope this is not true. I love gags and if it wasnt for his OT goal against boston this team would have not made it to the stanley cup finals.
Just read on twitter that since martin is gone in the market that the Kings will go the trading route for a d man. Maybe we could trade one of our dmen and hartnell For a goalie ...
i think we get volchenkov and a wing but will be suprised if we get nabokov cheap
Denver is saying that they are willing to trade carmelo anthony if he doesnt sign an extention. So would you do this trade
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Have you guys heard anything about the nabokov trade also could u guys give me a scouting report on him thanks.
ed should be fired
we should bring in scottie ,zoubeck,scheyer
any of you guys watching csn philly draft coverage on their website
in a perfect world
what if the sixers asked brand to take a pay cut
i think john could play a role in us getting bernier or Quick. do u guys think that maybe we could get a goalie and a pick maybe in the second round or so. Another think Boston got Horton.
do you guys think ai is coming back and would you want him here
i just seen some youtube footage of bobby ryan and im all for him i would trade instantly
i want nabokov and maybe recchi back again. how good is this bobby ryan kid who everyone is talking about
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The "Oprah Winfrey Show" says Michael Vick has canceled his appearance on the show which was scheduled for Feb. 24 "for personal reasons."
"Michael Vick was scheduled to be a guest on 'The Oprah Winfrey Show' for an episode airing next Thursday, February 24," said an Oprah show spokesman. "Mr. Vick's representatives called last night to cancel his appearance for personal reasons."
"After careful consideration, I will need to postpone the taping of the Oprah Winfrey interview scheduled for February 22. I admire and respect Oprah and hope to be able to participate in an interview in the future," Vick said in a statement through his spokesman Chris Shigas.
The possibility that Vick had backed out was first reported this afternoon by Philly.com's Marnie Hall in the video that is embedded here.


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Red Wine–Poached Apples:
- 1 1/2 cups red wine
- 1 1/2 cups water
- One 2-inch strip of lemon zest
- 1 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice
- 4 Granny Smith apples, peeled
Candied Walnuts:
- 4 cups walnut halves, or pieces
- 3/4 cup powdered sugar, divided
- 24 ounces canola oil for frying
Apple Cider Vinaigrette:
- 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard
- 1/4 cup honey
- 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar
- 3/4 cup canola oil
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
- 1 pound mesclun greens
- 2 heads Belgian endive, sliced
- Red wine-poached apple, sliced
- 1/4 pound blue-veined blue cheese, crumbled
- 1 cup candied walnuts, roughly chopped
- Apple cider vinaigrette
This recipe contains: Dairy, Nuts
Poached Granny Smith Apple, Candied Walnut, and Blue Cheese Salad
Lisa Schroeder
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Chef Lisa Schroeder of Mother's Bistro & Bar offers a creative riff on the classic pairing of apples and blue cheese with this delicious salad. Though the candied walnuts are labor-intensive, the effort is worth it; they are so delicious you'll want leftovers.
Yield: 8 servings
To make the red wine–poached apples, combine the red wine, water, lemon zest, sugar, and lemon juice in a medium sauce pot. Bring to a boil, whisking occasionally to dissolve the sugar. Simmer for 5 minutes and then add the apples. Cover and poach over low heat, turning occasionally, until just tender (smaller apples will take about 5 minutes and larger apples up to 10 minutes). Remove from heat. Remove apples from poaching liquid and place in a covered dish in the refrigerator. Cool apples for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, transfer the poaching liquid to a shallow pan. Bring to a boil over high heat, reduce heat to medium, and continue to boil until liquid is reduced to a syrupy consistency, about 10 minutes. Remove from heat and cool.
To make candied walnuts, bring a large pot of water to a boil. Place walnuts in boiling water and blanch for 2 minutes. Drain in a colander. In a medium mixing bowl combine half of the powdered sugar with the walnuts. Toss well to coat.
Meanwhile, heat canola oil to 350ºF. Fry sugar-coated walnuts in oil until crispy, about 5 to 7 minutes. Briefly drain walnuts and then toss again in remaining powdered sugar.
To make the apple cider vinaigrette, whisk together mustard, honey, and cider vinegar in a medium mixing bowl. Slowly drizzle in the canola oil while whisking, so the dressing emulsifies. Season to taste with salt and freshly ground pepper.
To assemble the salad, combine mesclun, endive, and sliced poached apples in a large salad bowl. Dress with apple cider vinaigrette. Serve salad topped with crumbled blue cheese and candied walnuts and drizzled with the reserved red wine reduction from the poached apple recipe.
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Upon its US release in the mid-1990s, Ghost in the Shell, directed by Mamoru Oshii, quickly became one of the most popular Japanese animation films, or anime, in the country. Despite these accolades, Oshii is known as a contrarian within anime, a self-proclaimed 'stray dog,' with a unique cinematic vision. Working in both live-action film and animation, directing everything from absurdist comedy to thrillers to meditations on the nature of reality, Oshii defies the confines of genre and form. In this second edition, Stray Dog of Anime takes an in-depth look at his major films, from the early days working on Urusei Yatsura to Assault Girls, his most recent feature. Ruh details Oshii's evolution as a director, paying special attention to his personal style and symbolism, resulting in a unique guide that will appeal to anime fans and cineastes of all kinds.


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Trademark: Wise, old patriarch-itude. The leader of the Smurf pack.
Our pick: Jeff Bridges
Smurf appeal: He's got that chilled-out, sage leader thing down pat. And I don't reckon Papa Smurf is a far cry from The Dude.
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Lynn Gernert
Art Workshop International associate, is the principal of Lynn Gernert Architects. For over 20 years, she has designed and overseen construction of projects ranging from highly detailed private commercial and residential projects to large-scale affordable housing and community centers. Prior to establishing her own firm, she was Senior Architect at the Pratt Center for Community Development in New York City. Gernert is an Adjunct Professor at NYC College of Technology, CUNY, where she teaches architectural design and building science.
Edith Isaac-Rose
is director of Art Workshop International; painter, teacher, and graduate of the Chicago Art Institute, B.A.E. She's represented by Phyllis Kind Gallery in New York. Isaac-Rose has been a Visiting Artist, American Academy in Rome, 2003; and Vermont Studio Center Fellow, 2005. She's exhibited in the U.S. at the Phyllis Kind Gallery and abroad, recently in China; taught at Ohio State, Columbia, Princeton Art Association, and in her studio. In addition, she has lectured and critiqued in various schools in the Northeast and conducted art workshops in the U.S. and abroad. Her work is in the Hirshhorn Museum and other important collections.
Bea Kreloff
director of Art Workshop International, is a painter, teacher, and former head of the art department, Fieldston School, New York. She's taught painting workshops, seminars, and lectured on art at Cooper Union, Marymount Manhattan College, Women's Caucus for Art, The New School University, The College Art Association, and numerous art groups. Her work is exhibited nationally and internationally and is in a number of private collections. Kreloff has conducted art workshops in the U.S. and overseas since 1979. She has been a director of Art Workshop International for 31 years.
Charles Kreloff
Art Workshop International associate, has run his own design studio for over 15 years. A publications and book art director, his clients include Simon and Schuster, HarperCollins, Random House, Viking Penguin, Scholastic, and Conde Nast. Kreloff has taught graphic design and typography at the School of Visual Arts in New York City. He is also the co-author of the books
Is Your Dog Gay?, Is Your Cat Gay?,
Pills for Cats.
He is currently working on a screenplay.
Maria Adelaide Basile
Born in Rome, Italy, Maria Adelaide Basile received her Master in Contemporary Italian Literature from the University of Rome La Sapienza and her Ph.D in Medieval Italian Literature from Rutgers University in United States. She taught Italian language and literature at Rutgers University, at the College of Charleston and at John Cabot University in Rome. She read her papers at several conferences, and has published several essays on Dante, Nievo, Manzoni, and the filmmaker Gillo Pontecorvo. In addition, Dr Basile has worked as theater critic for several newspapers, and translated and introduced the poems of the French poet Alain Bosquet and the American poet Anne Carson. Her main areas of interest are the Middle Ages, Italian Theater, and Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Italian literature. She is also a published poet. Dr Basile's publications include an essay on the Italian writer Piero Sanavio
Caterina Cornaro o del potere,
published by Il Mulino and a collection of poems,
Viaggi (Travels),
Campanotto, November 2014.
Pippa Calland
An extremely accomplished chef, Pippa's extraordinary food, deep knowledge of culinary techniques and passion for her field is a result of years of work, study and dedication which she has shown in her restaurants, consulting, and many television appearances.
In 1994 the Indianapolis native left her graduate studies at the University of Buffalo to attend the Institute of Culinary Education on a James Beard Foundation scholarship. After graduation, she continued to pursue her passion and education by studying at the Italian Culinary Institute for Foreigners in Asti, Italy; and at the Beringer School for American Chefs in Napa under Madeleine Kamman. Internships at two restaurants in Romagna, Italy, broadened her horizons and also laid the foundation for what would become her own special brand of Italian food with a vibrant, flavor-perfect quality.
Restaurateur Pino Luongo described her cooking as "the closest thing to Tuscan soul food," and hired her as the first American born executive chef to helm
Le Madri,
his New York City Tuscan restaurant where
The New York Times
dining critic Eric Asimov praised her "evolved-Italian approach that combined respect for Italian traditions with an international sensibility." In 2002, John Mariani in
magazine named her one of "Thirteen Chefs to Look Out For."
After her time in New York, Pippa spent four years in south central Pennsylvania where she founded her own business,
Chef For Hire, LLC.
In 2009, Pippa became the second winner of
in its inaugural season. Moving to Southern California in 2010 she became the executive chef of
Brentwood where she created a menu featuring Southern Italian inspired cuisine, utilizing Southern California market ingredients. During this time, Pippa also consulted on the
The Piccolo Chef Cookbook,
featuring healthy recipes for kids and their families. She was named to the
Academia Barilla
pantheon of Master Chefs of Italian cuisine, as well as being invited to participate in 'Nutritaly' by the Italian consulate in Los Angeles as a contributor in the dialogue about the healthy aspects of Italian cuisine.
In 2012 Pippa was featured on BBC America's
Chef Race
and in 2013 was a finalist on
Chef Wanted
on the Food Network. Pippa returned to central Pennsylvania in 2012 where she continues to run
Chef For Hire
as well as opening
Midst8 Taco Y Tortilla
in 2013.
Arianna Calzolari
a professional party planner and integral part of the Hotel Giotto's staff will serve as your guide and interpreter for the culinary arts workshop.
Nicole Cooley
grew up in New Orleans and now lives outside of NYC. She has published five books, most recently
(LSU Press) and
Milk Dress
(Alice James Books), both in 2010. Her other books include
(LSU Press),
The Afflicted Girls
(LSU Press), and
Judy Garland, Ginger Love
(Harper Collins). She has been awarded The Walt Whitman Award from the Academy of American Poets, a National Endowment for the Arts Grant and a Fellowship from The American Antiquarian Society. Her work has appeared in
Poetry, Drunken Boat, Missouri Review,
The Feminist Wire
among other journals. She is currently completing a non-fiction book,
My Dollhouse, Myself: Miniature Histories
as well as a new collection of poems,
Mad Money.
She is the director of the MFA Program in Creative Writing and Literary Translation at Queens College-City University of New York where she is a professor of English.
Carlos Dews
Born in Nacogdoches, Texas, Carlos Dews received his B.A. in Humanities from the University of Texas at Austin and an M.A. and Ph.D. in American Literature from the University of Minnesota. He taught American literature and creative writing at the University of West Florida from 1994-2003 and served as the Chair of the Department of English and Foreign Languages there from 2000-2002. Tenured and promoted to Associate Professor in 1999, Dews served as the Founding Director of the Carson McCullers Center for Writers and Musicians at Columbus State University in McCullers's hometown of Columbus, Georgia, from 2001-2003. After completing an MFA in Fiction Writing at the New School University in New York in 2008, Dews relocated to Rome, Italy, where he is chair of the Department of English Language and Literature at John Cabot University and Director of the Institute for Creative Writing and Literary Translation. He was promoted to Full Professor at John Cabot University in 2014. Dews and SJ Rozan, under the pseudonym Sam Cabot, are the authors of
Blood of the Lamb
, a paranormal thriller set in Rome. Sam Cabot's second thriller,
Skin of the Wolf
, was published in the summer of 2014. Dews's academic books include his edition of The Complete Novels of Carson McCullers (Library of America).
"Illumination and Night Glare": The Unfinished Autobiography of Carson McCullers
(University of Wisconsin). With Carolyn Leste Law, Dews edited
Out in the South
(Temple) and
This Fine Place So Far From Home: Voices of Academics from the Working Class
Ellen Eagle
's portraits and figures are cited for their uncommon sensitivity and depth, both in physical texture and emotional insight. She joined Forum Gallery by invitation in 2002. She has had four solo exhibits and has shown in such venues as The National Academy Museum, The Butler Institute of American Art, Frye Art Museum, Arkansas Art Center, Albright Knox Gallery, New Jersey State Museum. In 2011-12, Ellen was invited to exhibit twenty pastel paintings in a two-person exhibit in China. The curator's intent was to introduce pastel to the Chinese arts community. Ellen's paintings and writings have been published widely, and she is the recipient of many awards and grants. Her book
Pastel Painting Atelier
is being carried by The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Boston Museum of Fine Arts, National Gallery of Art, D.C., and the National Portrait Gallery, London. Ellen teaches pastel painting at The Art Students League of New York.
Elizabeth Geoghegan
is the author of
Natural Disasters: Stories
The Marco Chronicles: To Rome Without Love,
an Amazon best-selling Kindle Single and a 2014 selection for
The Best Travel Writing
series. Geoghegan earned her MFA in Fiction Writing from The School of The Art Institute of Chicago and both her MA in Creative Writing and BA in English from The University of Colorado at Boulder. Her writing explores the intersection between geography, exile, and intimacy and she is currently at work on an untitled novel set in Southeast Asia. She lives in Rome, Italy on a dead-end street between a convent and a jail.
Robert J. Hughes
is a former Wall Street Journal reporter, who specialized in cultural coverage, and is a novelist whose
Late and Soon
(Carroll & Graf) was praised by writers such as Adriana Trigiani and Edmund White for its beautiful prose and depth of characterization. He works as a writer on a variety of projects, from ghostwriting to playwriting, and lives between New York and Paris.
William Pettit
received his BA from the University of Pittsburgh and his MFA from Tyler School of Art. He has been teaching painting, drawing, and photography at The Umbra Institute in Perugia since 2001 and at John Cabot University since 1999. He recently specializes in medieval painting materials. He has worked at other universities, and is the founder of The Bottega, a workshop series focusing on fresco restoration. Primarily a painter, his artistic work deals with sound, and often involves music, video, photography, and sculpture. He has shown work in Philadelphia, Paris, Rome, Gubbio, Tuscania, Spoleto, Perugia, and Assisi. His book of poetry, Ghost Songs, was published in 2009. A long-time resident of the Sabina region of central Italy, Pettit shares his passion for local painting, olive oil, wine, and cuisine.
Flavia Rando, Ph.D.
is happy to be returning to teach with Art Workshop International for a third season. She is an Art Historian focusing on women artists and visual representations of women who also teaches Women's and Gender Studies, most recently at Brooklyn College, CUNY. Dr. Rando has lectured widely on these issues at such institutions as the Brooklyn Museum's Sackler Center for Feminist Art and the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute. She is currently working on a study of self-representations by first-generation feminist artists,
Old For the First Time,
for Rutgers University Press.
Victoria Roberts
is a cartoonist who has been under contract to
The New Yorker
since 1988. Born in New York City, she grew up in Mexico and Australia. She published her first cartoon strip
My Sunday
at age nineteen. Based on the lives of the famous, the strip captured a day in the life of Gertrude Stein, Stephen Sondheim, Freud, etc. in twelve frames. Forever taken with character, Ms. Roberts also works on stage and on video, playing Mrs. Nona Appleby, a character she also draws. She has written two radio plays
The Life of Truman Capote
(ABC Australia) and
Divinity Fudge
(WNYC). In 2012 she published her first illustrated novel
After the Fall.
She has written and/or illustrated over twenty books including
Biographees, My Sunday, Australia Felix, Is Your Cat Gay, Is Your Dog Gay,
Her work appears weekly in
The New York Times
science section Q&A.
S.J. Rozan
is a life-long New Yorker. Under her own name she's the author of eleven books in the Lydia Chin/Bill Smith detective series, and two standalone novels. She's also half the writing team of Sam Cabot, the other half being Art Workshop International instructor Carlos Dews. The latest Sam Cabot book,
Skin of the Wolf
, was released in 2014. S.J has also published fifty short stories. She edited the anthology
Bronx Noir
, which won a NAIBA Notable Book of the Year award, and co-edited the anthology
Dark End of the Street.
She's won the Edgar, Shamus, Anthony, Nero, and Macavity awards for best novel and the Edgar for best short story, and been honored with the Japanese Maltese Falcon Award. SJ speaks and lectures widely, teaching a weekly workshop in New York and others in Wisconsin, Florida and California.
Richard Rudich
is a studio artist working in New York, his native city. His work in painting and ceramic sculpture has been exhibited in galleries and museums in New York, Chicago, and London, and is included in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum. He has long been interested in the decorative arts as well and has done commissions for many architects and designers including Martha Stewart. For more than twenty-five years he has been teaching painting and drawing and printmaking at the Fieldston School where he also developed a program in architectural drawing and studio practice. Rudich was a consultant in designing a summer program in visual arts at the Jewish Museum in New York and taught painting there.
Justo J. Sánchez
an award-winning cultural journalist, has consulted for Sotheby's and important galleries in the US and abroad. Mr. Sanchez graduated from Harvard and studied art history at NYU's Institute of Fine Arts. He taught at the University of Florida's New World School of the Arts. His students have shown at the Whitney Biennial and are represented by serious international galleries. While teaching, he published humanities textbooks. He has been interviewed by THE NEW YORK TIMES, NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw, NPR, BBC, CBC, among others, on cultural and sociopolitical matters. Mr. Sanchez is currently a lecturer in museums, art institutions, and, recently, at Art Palm Beach and Miami International Art Fair. He studied
art under Colin Eisler at NYU's Institute of Fine Arts.
Barbara Shoup
is the author of eight novels, including five for young adults, and the co-author of Novel Ideas: Contemporary Authors Share the Creative Process. Her young adult novels have received numerous awards including ALA Best Books for Young Adults, Children's Literature Choice List, International Reading Association Young Adults Choice List, Bulletin for the Center of the Book Blue Ribbon Book, ALA Best YA Books for Adults, and VOYA Perfect Tens. She received the 2006 PEN Phyllis Reynolds Naylor Working Writer Fellowship. Her most recent YA novel,
Looking for Jack Kerouac,
was published in 2014. In a recent interview, John Green said, "Barb Shoup has been an important YA writer for decades."
Shoup has forty years of experience teaching aspiring writers of all ages, including twenty years of teaching high school writers. Currently, she is the Executive Director of the Indiana Writers Center.
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Pokémon Adventures volume 25
From Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia.
| Pokémon Adventures volume 25
| Info
Volume 25 is the twenty-fifth volume of the Pokémon Adventures manga and the fourth of five volumes in the FireRed & LeafGreen chapter. It is authored by 日下秀憲 Hidenori Kusaka and illustrated by 山本サトシ Satoshi Yamamoto.
| First
|March 28, 2007
| First
|United States
|VIZ Media
|November 4, 2014
| First
|Chuang Yi
|November 20, 2007
- Round 288: Give It Your Best, Blastoise
- Round 289: Surprised by Sneasel
- Round 290: A Well-Journeyed Jumpluff
- Round 291: Can Mewtwo Dish It Out with a Spoon?
- Round 292: Bested by Banette
- Round 293: Down-for-the-Count Deoxys
- Round 294: Mewtwo and Mew Too
- Round 295: Double Down Deoxys
- Round 296: It's Starting to Make Sense Now
- Round 297: Mewtwo Comes Through
- Round 298: Start the Countdown, Starmie
- Round 299: Distant Relation Deoxys *
- Round 300: Right on Time, Rhydon *
- Round 301: Storming the Forretress *
- Round 302: Phew for Mew *
Important events
|Spoiler warning: this article may contain major plot or ending details.
- Carr attempts, and fails, to usurp the leadership of Team Rocket.
- Mewtwo is freed from its armor.
- Red, Blue receive their new Pokédexes.
- Giovanni is revealed to be Silver's father. Sird and Orm kidnap Silver in order to take him to their leader.
- Red and Mewtwo battle Giovanni and Deoxys on top the Team Rocket airship.
- Silver finds out who his father is.
- Yellow reaches the airship.
- Mew heads towards Kanto.
- Mewtwo defeats Deoxys.
- The Kanto region's climate is restored.
- It is revealed that there are two Deoxys organisms. The origins of the second organism are revealed.
- The reason behind the kidnapping of Silver and Green by Masked Man is revealed.
- Carr attempts to kill everyone on board the airship.
- Sird manages to stabilize the airship.
- Yellow tells Red the rest of Organism No. 2's history. *
- Blue helps Silver acknowledge that Giovanni is his father. *
- Red gives Yellow his old Pokédex. *
- Organism No. 2 goes off to find Organism No. 1. Sird tries to capture it. *
- Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, and Silver are turned to stone. *
Party changes
- Green's Jigglypuff to a Wigglytuff in Give It Your Best, Blastoise.
- Green's Nidorina to a Nidoqueen in Give It Your Best, Blastoise.
- Green's Snubbull to a Granbull in Give It Your Best, Blastoise.
- This issue has connecting cover art with the previous two volumes.
|This article is part of Project Manga, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each series of Pokémon manga.


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Im interested in selling the Barricuda, and buying a new bike off the net`, i like the Claud Butler "Pine Lake 2003"
The Claud Butler URBAN 100 looks nice too, probably a bit lighter
I want it to be nice and light, but strong aswell, which bike would best suit
Has anyone had any experience with these Claud Butler bikes?
Also, What is the point in Disc brakes, is it just another fad like the cheapo dual suspension bikes?
Thanks for all the help! =)


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