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Here is a photo found in some old belongings of my mother. There is no clue to who these four people are. I can't even say if they are part of my mom's family or my dad's family. I do not recognize any of these people. No idea of the date the photo was taken. If anyone may recognize a face here, please let me know.
June 30, 2014
A Monday mysteryPosted by Donna Mierzejewski-McManus under Mierzejewski | Tags: Mierzejewski |
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June 23, 2014
Ameryka EchoPosted by Donna Mierzejewski-McManus under Ameryka Echo, Gawronski, Paryski | Tags: Ameryka Echo, Gawronski, Paryski |
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Recently, I had come across a burial for Waclaw Gawronski and ended up doing a bit of research on him. He was an interesting character, whose history included a stint as president and editor-in-chief of the Ameryka Echo in Toledo.
As a child, I vaguely remembered a newspaper called the "Ameryka Echo" which was written for and by Poles. However, I don't remember reading it myself (I never did learn Polish other than a handful of words and knowing how to use my handy dandy well-worn Polish-English dictionary.) In fact, I don't remember if my parents had ever read it. I suspect they may have, but I don't think I remember seeing it in the home. I do remember seeing it for sale occasionally in news shops in downtown Toledo as a kid. The newspaper suspended publication in 1971. At that time, I would have been more interested in the funny pages rather than any actual news or editorial pieces.
The Ameryka Echo had an interesting history. Started in Toledo by A.A. Paryski in 1889, it was a cultural newspaper that was often pro-labor. Paryski had used his publishing corporation to also publish books and other materials on a wide range of subjects from religion and anti-Catholicism to home economics to pulp fiction. He had his admirers and detractors, detractors who believed he was making profit off of illiterate or uneducated immigrants. But his diversified subject matter and the low cost of these publications is precisely what drew his audiences. For a small sum and with language and matter geared toward the Polish immigrant, he was able to sell what he believed was valuable editorial and educational information. The Ameryka Echo was published in Toledo and Chicago, reaching a wide immigrant audience. With this audience, letters to the editor were written (often in Polish) and published.
The University of Minnesota, Twin Cities has a short history and inventory of publications of A.A. Paryski and the Ameryka Echo here.
Late last year, Lexington Books had published Letters from Readers in the Polish American Press, 1902 – 1969: A Corner for Everyone, written by Anna D. Jaroszynska-Kirchman and Theodore L. Zawistowski. A preview of the book can be obtained through Google Books. The letters are often utterly fascinating to read: there are debates on Polish-American views on labor movements and strikes, the Cold War, political events in Poland, the Roman Catholic Church, and US government. These letters reflect what I felt was an astoundingly well-informed audience who were well able to express their views, hardly the "illiterate" or "uneducated" that Paryski's detractors called them.
Issues of the Ameryka Echo are on microfilm, held at Bowling Green State University.
Getting back to Waclaw Gawronski, it seemed as if we may have had a man of some importance within the Toledo Polish community. Not only was he president and editor of the Ameryka Echo, he was Consul of the Republic of Poland in France and Consul General in Berlin and Chicago before he lived in Toledo. Mr. Gawronski lived in Toledo from about 1939 to 1961, moving back to Chicago. During his time in Toledo, he was also founder of the Toledo Polish Arts Club. He died 27 March 1979 in Chicago. His obit is below.
Waclaw Gawronski
Ameryka-Echo Editor, Former Polish Consul
Waclaw M. Gawronski, 86, of Chicago, formerly of the 2700 block of Collingwood Boulevard, retired Polish language journalist and former Polish consul, died Tuesday in a Chicago hospital.
Mr. Gawronski was president and editor-in-chief of the Ameryka-Echo in Toledo in the late 1950s.
He moved to Chicago in 1961 after the newspaper, then considered one of the foremost foreign-language publication in America, ceased publication here.
He was also a writer for Polish-language newspapers in Chicago, Cleveland, and Detroit, and was founder of the Polish Arts Club of Toledo.
He held a doctor of law degree from the King John Casimer University, Lwow, Poland.
Mr. Gawronski was consul of the Republic of Poland in France and consul general in Berlin and Chicago before moving to Toledo in 1939.
His wife, Halina, survives.
Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in St. Stanislaus Church, Toledo.
There will be no visitation.
The family requests that any tributes be in the form of contributions to the Heart Association.
Mr. Gawronski is buried in Calvary Cemetery, alongside his first wife, Zofia.
April 17, 2014
Stumbling on StonesPosted by Donna Mierzejewski-McManus under Erdman, Gurzynski, Jaroszewski, Mruk, Plenzler, Przybylski, Sabiniewicz | Tags: Erdman, Gurzynski, Jaroszewski, Mruk, Plenzler, Przybylski, Rochowiak, Sabiniewicz |
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I was recently working on the backlog of Calvary Cemetery photos that I snapped last summer and fall. Sometimes while at the cemetery, I get so intent on making sure I get a decent shot (is the sun too high and casting shadows? are my batteries dying? how can I get the best contrast?) that I sometimes do not recognize that I've found someone I am related to. I then go through the photos weeks and months later after downloading them from my cameras and say to myself "holy Toledo–I think I'm related."
So, here are my latest discoveries. I found a "new" child of Michał Mruk and Margaretha Plenzler as well as a daughter of Joseph Erdman and Marianna Przybylski. Margaretha was a a sibling to my great-grandfather, Joseph Plenzler. She and Michał had emigrated to the US 1884. Marianna was a daughter of my great-grandparents, Andrezj and Francziska Rochowiak, and I had located her daughter Eleanor Jaroszewski.
When I did the original research on the Mruk family, I had located a manifest for the ship Rhaetia sailing from Hamburg that listed the Mruk family: Michał and Margaretha and children Tekla, Stanislaus, Kazmierz, Marianne, and a name written as Kath.a. I was unsure who this last child listed on the manifest was. I searched for a Katarzyna, Katherina, and other variants of the name Catherine or Katarzyna but had no luck. In the back of my mind, I thought the child died during or after the voyage as the 1900 census that enumerates the Mruk family indicates that of the marriage, 16 children were born and 9 were surviving. Below are the manifest and the 1900 census. (Click to open in a new browser window and enlarge.)
Looking at the scanned manifest, it appears as if "Kath.a." is struck off the manifest but it's difficult to tell if it was a deliberate edit or damage due to folding and age of the sheet. While that first indicated to me the possibility that the child did not survive the voyage, the data on the 1900 census really did not provide me with confirmation either way–if the child survived or died. She was not listed in the 1900 census for the Mruk family and I was unable to locate her in any census data that I reviewed within the Toledo area. "Kath.a." is indicated as having been born about 1880, so she was four years old at the time of the voyage per the manifest. In 1900, she was about 20 years old and of age to marry or perhaps obtain work as a domestic somewhere else.
The eldest Mruk child that I can verify is Tekla, born in 1873. Her parents were married in November 1866, so there is a span of about seven years without children. More on Tekla is here. But the 1900 census data is interesting to note that Margaretha reported that she had a total of 16 children with 9 surviving. This means that several children were born to the Mruks died in Poland prior to the Mruk family's emigration. I have been able to verify that two children, Joseph and Michael had died prior to the 1900 census. Michael had been born in Wiorek on 30 September 1881, baptized 02 October 1881. We also have a death date for him, note that the baptismal record from Wiorek has a cross in front of the record, this is a common indication used by priests that the child had died. Go to the second page of the record and notice that there is a note that says "obit. 12/7/82." So Michael died at about the age of 3 months. Joseph was born in Toledo on 3 March 1896 and died on 13 September 1896.
I had little else to work with for "Kath.a." until I had come across the gravestones for a Kathryn and George Staniszewski.
I looked at the dates of death on the stones and knew it would be a bit troublesome to verify the exact date of death because Ohio death certificates are only available from about 1903 through 1953 and past experience had told me that locating data within the Social Security death index has been spotty during the 1950s decade–often due to the fact that many elderly who died during that period likely had not obtained a Social Security Number. Additionally, I've noticed quite a few transcription errors with the Ohio death index on familysearch.org. So, I got lucky and found birth and marriage records for a Stanley Staniszewski whose parents were George Staniszewski and Kate Mruk. I thought immediately "Voila!" Stanley was born in 1903. I then located another child whose parents were George Staniszewski and Kate Mruk–this child was named John and he was born in 1902. So, digging into George a bit further, I learned via the 1910 census that he did not emigrate to the US until 1900. I suspect it would have been in the second half of the year 1900 because the census for 1900 was taken in June of that year and I was unable to locate a 1900 census that mentioned George.
I have not yet found a marriage record of George and Kate, but logic tells us that they would have married sometime between late 1900 to about early 1902.
Further investigation (all of about 10 minutes!) led me to Kate (Kathryn's) obituary and it confirms she was indeed a child of Michał and Margaretha as it provides names of her surviving brothers (Martin and Jack, also known as John Jacob) and sister (Praxeda, also known as Priscilla) Gurzynski. See the obituary below, published 12 October 1965.
Obituary transcription below:
Kathryn Staniszewski
Mrs. Kathryn Staniszewski, 86, of 2626 Midwood Ave., died yesterday in her home.
Born in Poland, Mrs. Staniszewski lived in Toledo most of her life. She was a member of the Polish National Alliance.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Clark; sons, John and Stanley, all of Toledo, and Walter, of Clackamas, Ore.; sister, Mrs. Priscilla Gurzynski, and brothers, Martin and Jack Mruk, all of Toledo, and one granddaughter.
Services will be Thursday at 9:30 a.m. in Gesu Church, with burial in Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited at 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Sujkowski Mortuary.
The second discovery I made within my photo backlog was for Eleanor Erdman Jaroszewski. I knew she had married Conrad Jaroszewski but I did not realize I had found their grave until going through my photos. Conrad had been married prior to Eleanor, to a woman named Helen Sabiniewicz. Conrad and Helen had a son named Thadeus. The photo of the family grave plot is below.
Helen's parents, Jozef and Josephine, are on the opposite side of the stone. See below.
March 26, 2014
March: Women's History MonthPosted by Donna Mierzejewski-McManus under Women's History Month | Tags: Women's History Month |
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So…at work, they've been going on and on about women's history month. Since I worked for a defense contractor, it's been interesting learning about women who've climbed the ranks through the military and have become four star generals, like Ann Dunwoody. With that in mind, I started wondering "how to tie that theme into genealogy?" I really have no famous relatives, my ancestors were farmers and carpenters from Poland. My ancestral kinswomen fit the stereotype that 1970s feminists railed against: they stayed home and had a lot of babies and took care of the house and family. Yet, these women were intelligent, strong, and capable. I viewed them in the context into which they were born.
The more I pondered that situation, the more I came to realize that women like my mother, my grandmothers, and my great-grandmothers really were women to admire and to see them from positions of strength and strong character rather than women who were held back or demeaned because of their traditional ways of life or religious beliefs.
Both of my maternal great-grandmothers traveled here to the United States with small children in tow. They came here to follow their husbands and to practice their religious faith in freedom. That's not a small accomplishment considering their context: late 1870s or early 1880s Germany (Poland). 1871, Bismark launches his Kulturkampf. This alienates many Catholics, of whom were my great-grandparents. Their priests were imprisoned or exiled. Jesuits were being expelled. This kerfuffle dies down a bit in 1878 when Leo XIII becomes pope–Pope Leo negotiates with Bismark to rid Germany of the most anti-Catholic laws; but at the same time, there was a great worldwide depression occurring. A lot of political fingerpointing happens. Under Bismark, "Germanification" starts to occur about the same time as the depression happens. Bismark then begins hostile policies against Poles–he compares the the Polish population to animals that must be shot and he privately confesses that he would like to exterminate them.
So, there's the reasons my great-grandparents came here. However, from what I am able to discern, it seems as if at least Eva Plenzler came here by herself with her first two sons, Martin and Joseph. Her husband, Joseph likely was here already. The manifest I located for Eva to sail from Hamburg provides only her name and her sons' names. Imagine a young woman of possibly 25 to 28 years of age with two small children, sailing to an unknown country, not knowing English, and hoping to meet her husband at some unknown port. Joseph needed work to support his family. Eva supports his travel to the United States and follows. To me, that most certainly indicates a leap of faith and a strong woman to be able to cross an ocean alone with small children!
And then I thought of my paternal grandmother, Helena. She married a man, Wladyslaw, who comes and goes between Poland and the United States a few times. They have a small farm that supports them, they mill wheat and have a few animals to provide milk. Wladyslaw is working in the United States, sending home money and helping to get others into the United States in the period between the two World Wars. Helena experiences some frightening occurrences: before or about 1922, the farm is burned by an invading White Russian army. Helena flees the farm to the home of an elderly relative. This relative dies while Helena is there with her children and she must tend to the burial. I am unsure of where Wladyslaw is at this point–if he is still in the United States or in Poland. (A big question I have–would he have been able to travel during the period of the Russian Revolution? Oral history has also told us that that the White Army was trying to force men from the region into their Army, so possibly my grandfather was attempting to evade them.)
However, Helena manages to take care of the burial and await her husband. They embark on a ship to the United States from Cophenhagen–I have a manifest that enumerates her, Wladyslaw, and my aunt and uncle. Imagine the courage and stamina of a young mother to have to cope with the fear of an invasion and burning of her home, travel to a relative's home (likely by foot or horse) for shelter, tend to that dying relative, and await a husband to make the decision to travel from near Tomasze to Copenhagen. Again, oral history here, but I have been told part of the journey from Poland to Copenhagen was on foot. This during a period of famine and great upheaval. Poland had just become a sovereign nation, again, in 1918. Political culture in Poland was difficult–censorship, intrigue, and the need to merge together the three former partitions: German, Austrian, and Russian. So there were many external forces driving my grandparents out of Poland. For my grandmother to have successfully come here after awaiting her husband and a difficult journey to Copenhagen is difficult for me to comprehend.
Here's to the women who have come before us, enduring journeys and great uncertainties. While it's wonderful to know what publicly powerful women like Ann Dunwoody have taught us and to honor their great example, we shouldn't neglect or forget those with humbler roots. Those women, without whom we would not be here and who taught us great faith through their experiences and journeys.
March 9, 2014
St. Anthony's Catholic Church to Mark 75th AnniversaryPosted by Donna Mierzejewski-McManus under Czolgosz, Legowski, Pietrykowski, Rehring, St. Anthony | Tags: Czolgosz, Legowski, Pietrykowski, Rehring, St. Anthony |
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A newsclipping I found while researching Toledo Blade Obituaries. Article was published Saturday October 19, 1957. Nearly 60 years ago, it seems as if the Toledo inner city Catholic parishes began their decline and losing population to the suburbs.
St. Anthony's Catholic Church to Mark 75th Anniversary
Bishop Rehring Will Have Part In Thanksgiving Mass Tomorrow
The 75th anniversary celebration of St. Anthony's Catholic Church, famous for its 265-foot spire, one of the tallest on the city's horizon, will open with a Mass of thanksgiving tomorrow at 9:30 a.m. Bishop George J. Rehring will take part in the ceremony.
Msgr. Francis S. Legowski, pastor for more than 35 years, will preach. A banquet will follow at the Wroblewski American Legion hall, 1274 Nebraska Ave. Steve Czolgosz is head of the jubilee celebration.
The celebration will conclude with an additional special Mass Nov. 10.
The parish was founded in 1881, with the first building opened for worship on Nov. 12, 1882.
The parish is the home church of nine priests, including the Rev. Anthony S. Pietrykowski, pastor of St. Hedwig's parish. Original members of the parish consisted mostly of Polish immigrants who came to America during the decade preceding establishment of the church.
Once the largest in the diocese with 7,500 parishioners, the parish has dwindled numerically because of the establishment of nearby Catholic churches, and the trend among younger families toward suburban living. The latest diocesan year book lists 2,895 members.
February 16, 2014
Zofia Mierzejewski–Pennsylvania, Poland, and then to Toledo, OhioPosted by Donna Mierzejewski-McManus under Mierzejewski | Tags: Mierzejewski |
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I am beginning to think that some links to connecting some of my Mierzejewski are in central Pennsylvania. My grandmother's (Helena Mierzejewska) family seems to have come through central Pennsylvania. I have found them in Altoona, Reading, and in Cambria, Beria, and Blair Counties. I suspect they were there for a few reasons: coal mining was easy work to get and the land there likely drew them because they were farmers.
For sometime, I knew a few of my cousins were born in or around Reading or Altoona. But this weekend, I had zeroed in on a cousin named Zofia. Her father, Wladymir or Wladyslaw (my grand-uncle) had settled in Blair County for a time. I had Zofia's passport application and I studied it for clues.
Zofia was born April 10, 1909 in Beria County. Her birth certificate was attached to the passport application. It indicates that her mother's name was Apolonia.
In 1912, Wladmir or Wladyslaw married woman named Bronislawa (Bernice) Mierzejewska. Again, this is a case of a Mierzejewski marrying a Mierzejewska. So I have to assume Apolonia has passed away. The passport application mentions that Zofia is traveling with her step-mother from Warsaw, wishing to return to the United States, to her father's home in Toledo, Ohio–to 1763 Buckingham. This is the address where my father was born.
What is interesting about this is this passport application is so that Zofia can travel from Poland back to the United States. She had been in Poland since 1921–about three years. At the time of the passport application, Zofia was about 15 years old, so she had left about the age of 12. The correspondence was in order to verify her US birth and provides documentation, so now we know where she was baptized: Our St. Mary of Czestechowa Church in Gallitzen, Pennsylvania. We also know now her birth was recorded in Altoona, Pennsylvania. Her father must have moved from Pennsylvania to Toledo during the time she was in Poland.
I have a passenger list for March 1924 that lists Wladimir with the address of 1763 Buckingham, Toledo, Ohio stating he is a brother of John. It is noted that Wladimir did not sail. He probably did not sail because Zofia did not have a passport yet to return to the United States. We even have a poor, many times reproduced, photo of Zofia as well as her signature.
December 31, 2013
Private John Plenzler, USMCPosted by Donna Mierzejewski-McManus under Plenzler | Tags: Plenzler |
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I'd never met any of my grandparents, I was born well after all four had died. I have a faint, out of focus, and oddly-angled picture of my dad's parents, and some lovely photos of my mom's mother. So I had an idea of how they looked. But for everywhere I've looked and asked, no picture ever seemed to exist of my mom's father, John Plenzler. I imagined he looked like his mother or father, and I have my great-grandparents' wedding photo. But you can never be too sure if one does favor one parent or the other. I have a daughter who does not look like me or her sisters, she favors her father's side of the family greatly. She definitely resembles her father's sister in a striking manner in my eyes. On first look, she does not seem to be my daughter. But she is (and she inherited much of my personality). Sometimes, genes mix in unique ways to present a new version within the family.
I had always been curious about John's appearance, so imagine my surprise when I received, thanks to the efforts of a cousin and his son, John Plenzler's "Descriptive Book" that records elements of his enlistment in the Marines. I was mildly surprised and also began to see that it was possible that my mother resembled him much more than her mother.
According to a description based upon a physical examination of John dated August 4, 1909, he was described as having a ruddy complexion, dark brown hair, light brown eyes, about 5′ 7″ tall, and it seemed slender–he was described as having a mean circumference of 35″, with a 3″ expansion and a weight of only 139 pounds. I suspect he may have been a fairly muscular man–he was a street paver prior to enlisting in the Marines, that would have meant hours of physical labor. Based on this, he may have resembled his father–who in his wedding picture seemed to have met these descriptions as well. My mother was not a tall person, perhaps 5′-2″. I would not have described her complexion as ruddy, but fair and she had dark hair. But she had blue eyes. So I'm going to guess my grandmother Anastasia had blue eyes.
John also had some minor physical marks or distinctions noted on his record–a deformed small toe on his left foot, a scar on his hand, and a few moles. He also had 20/20 vision.
Seems as if I got few Plenzler genes reading this! I have poor vision (have had since I was a small child), light hair, blue eyes, and about as tall as my grandfather. I know in reality, I have half Plenzler and half Mierzjewski genes. But it just looks as if the Mierzejewski genes are dominant. Still, I wanted to find a way to "connect" with my grandfather, and this was an interesting document to read to do so–he died when my mom was quite young, so she didn't have many memories of him and didn't seem to have any photos of him when asked.
I think what I did find more interesting about John was his history in the Marines. There was no bravado, no battles he participated in that I know of, but within his history of good conduct one incident stood out. He was court marshaled for being AWOL for a day after liberty and returning to duty drunk. By virtue of a plea, he was sentenced to loss of 18 days' pay and to perform extra police duties for the period of a month. The loss of pay equaled $10.62. I haven't calculated what that would be worth 100 years later, but I suspect it to be considerable.
John was discharged with a notation of "very good" character and had made up the loss of one day to AWOL status. Upon his discharge, his commanding officer noted "character very good instead of excellent because of two trials by court marshal and not recommended for good conduct medal."
The document is scanned and posted here if anyone is interested in reviewing it.
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Home › Forums › Gear Forums › Make Your Own Gear › 8 gram Ti Beercan Esbit Stand
Aug 18, 2006 at 6:53 pm #1219359
David LewisBPL Member
@davidlewisLocale: Nova Scotia, Canada
Hey all,
Inspired by the Titanium tripod stand for Sgt. Rock's Ion stove, I designed my own Ti stand specifically for a jumbo beer can! It weighs 8 grams… but I think it will go down to 6 or 7 by making the uprights straight instead of z-shaped. The idea with the z-shape was that it would hold the windscreen away from the pot… but they don't stick out enough for that… and on second thought… I don't think anything is needed to hold the windscreen away.
Aside from the windscreen idea, it does give the stand a wider stance and may make it more resistant to torqueing under load… but I think upright legs will work just as well. Also, the upright stand should fit inside the pot without having to take it appart! It's kind of tricky to get it together and take it appart. My template, linked to below, includes plans for both z-shaped and straight legs. I haven't made a straight leg version yet.
BTW… it was actually surprisingly easy to make! I'm sure it's easier to make than the wingstove. All I needed were some good snips (Stanley makes a long nose pair that can make all the cuts in one snip)… a drill… a dremel and a hacksaw. And here's a tip… my PDF template below prints out actual size (you may have to adjust your print size percentage)… so just print it out on a white sticky label (Staples sells full size 8.5×11 mailing labels) and stick the template right to your Ti. No measuring, no drawing, no marking. Just peel it off when you're done. I bought the Ti from thru-hiker.com.
So… here are the pics and the link :)
Plans for Dave's 8 gram Ti Beercan Esbit Stand (475KB PDF)Aug 18, 2006 at 9:51 pm #1361363
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David –
I'd just like to give you a bravo on a well built, photographed and executed MYOG item. The sticker-plans are a cool notion that pretty much anyone could follow. Very nice.
And considering that a lot of UL'ers carry the beercan cook system this is a good addition to people's gear.Aug 19, 2006 at 5:47 am #1361375
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In my non-handyman state I use a cut down vienna sausage can @ 7 grams….PRICELESS!!!!Aug 19, 2006 at 2:24 pm #1361388
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Now that's clever. I gotta copy it.Aug 19, 2006 at 4:02 pm #1361394
David LewisBPL Member
@davidlewisLocale: Nova Scotia, Canada
Thanks guys. Rock deserves most of the credit though. My main ideas were to take his stand and…
1. Invert it so the criss-cross was at the bottom… where it could act as an esbit stand
2. Notch the supports to accept the can profile
3. Make the legs z-shaped to stick out past the can and hold the windscreen away.
Now that I've got it built… I'm not so keen on it actually. Here's what I find:
1. It's a pain to put together and take appart. This is because the Ti is VERY springy and the notches are VERY close together. I think it would be much easier to put together and take appart with the notches at opposite ends… so the stand forms a triangle shape rather than a star shape. I think this is actually how Sgt. Rock now makes his ION stands.
2. It didn't really save me any weight over my hardware cloth plus V8 can bottom esbit holder. That combo weighs 9-10 grams. This stand weighs 8 grams, it's a pain to put together, it doesn't pack away as neatly, and the esbit holder has no bottom… which it may need. Tin foil would work but that's not very neat or integrated.
That said… the Ti stand has a wider stance, is more heat resistant and will last a lifetime. I also love the way the can sits right into it. Very stable. It's just kind of a pain to deal with. I've come to the conclusion that a wingstand… although harder to build… would be better. Packs up small and compact, stows easy, and easy to set up.
BTW… if you haven't seen it already… check out the video on my stove page… it shows how nice and neat my current beer can solution packs up…
My main concern with this stove… as nice and neat as it packs up… is the hardware cloth stand. I don't see it lasting long and it has a very narrow stance. I'm worried about it being tippy.
p.s. I'm working now on a beercan customized ION style Ti stand than is triangle shaped instead of star shaped. It will require a V8 can bottom to hold the esbit though… so it won't save any weight. But it may be more stable than a hardware cloth stand… and it would last much longer.
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Press-Telegram (Newspaper) - May 28, 1959, Long Beach, California MONKEYS SURVIVE SPACE TRIP 'Asfre-Apes' Go Aloft in Jupiter Nose Cone MONKEY BAKER, American squirrel monkey that- survived rocket flight from Cape Canaveral, looks through microscope at her favorite food, peanuts, whi.le undergoing preflight Wirephotos.) CAPE CANAVERAL Two monkeys returned alive today from a space rifle; in the nose cone of an Army missile. The Army announced that monkeys were recovered .from compartments in the''nose cone Jupiter missile fired from Cape Canaveral. The rocket had climbed to an altitude of 300 miles and flown at speeds up to miles per hour: The little female-monkeys Able and Baker are the .first- living creatures the United States has hurled into the farther reaches .and brought back alive. The Russians claim to.have brought back two dogs by parachute last August from a ride 281 miles out. And the Air Force in 1953 re- covered two monkeys after firing them some 40 miles high over New Mexico. feat represents a ma jo'r break-through in the U. S. effort to put a man into orbital flight. Scientists said instruments attached to the small passen- gers; showed they suffered lit- tle.jll effect from the stresses of blast-off and the weird ex- perience of weightlessness in some nine minutes of the 15- minute journey. Only the bare announce ment that the monkeys sur vived was contained in the initial report received by the Army from a Navy ship which recovered the nose cone. This was near the Island of Antigua 92 minutes rafter ttj'e Jupiter soared up. TECHNICIANS explained that the delay was the resul need to undo a me chanical maze in opening the passenger compartment. It., had been known pre viously, through radio from the nose cone, that the monkeys were alive and wel one, minute before their land ing in the water. But the last-minute signal, failed, an occurrence not a (Continued Page A-4, Col. 2) WHERE TO FIND IT Foster Dulles' funera reached proportions seldom matched in U. S. history. Set Page A-3. fe.ach B-i. Hal A-9. A-9. Classified to 8, C-6, 7. D-I. Death B-2. A-8. B-3. Shipping C-5. C-l, 2, 3. C-5. Tides, TV, C-8. Vital C-5. Women 5, 6. Your A-2. MONKEY. ABLE, an American-born Rhesus, peers from cage before historic flight into space and back. Able was one of two "astromonks" aboard. Wife Beats, Scalds L B. Man in Row An enraged wife used an electric iron and a pot o wiling water to end a domestic quarrel here this morn ing, police reported. The husband, Walter E. Crawford, 31, of 719 E. 17th St., was taken to St. Mary's Hospital. The wife, Nortna, 21, who s-5 feet, 11 inches tall and weighs 215 pounds, was ar- rested for assault with a deadly weapon. Physicians reported Craw- :ord had seven. deep scalp wounds. He had first and sec- ond-degree burns over 35 per cent of his body from the waist up, HE WILL have to be close ly observed for a minimum of two weeks to see whether the burns.develop critically, they added. Mrs. Crawford told police she was awakened when her husband broke a glass in the kitchen door about a. m. to. get in the apartment. He had'been drinking, she said, and cursed her. She put on a pot of water to make coffee, hoping to sober him, BUT HE continued to curse her and she finally poured the water on him and peatedly struck him on the head with an iron, police said she admitted. Mrs. Crawford is employed by a Long Beach cleaner and dyer and her husband works for a similar business in Bell- flower. NORMA L. CRAWFORD Accused of Assault Greyhound Bus Hits Truck in Fog SOUTH BEND, Ind. Greyhound bus bound from Chicago to New York ramme the rear end of a cattle true in a dense fog this morning sending J3 persons to a Sout Bend hospital. The bus driver, William Cole, 50, Maywood, III., su fcred a possible dislocation o the right hip, but the 12 pas sengers taken to memoria hospital .were not believe hurt seriously. IPtress (Kelesram HOME The Southland's Finetl Evening Vol. 0 PAGES YO f LONG BEACH 12, CALIF., THURSDAY, MAY 1959 CLASSIFIED HE 2-595t PEICE 10 CENTS TELEPhONE HE5-H61 EDITION (Six Editions State Agrees o Negotiate Jplands Line Lands Commission Heeds Request by Mayor Kealer By HARRY FARRELL (Sptcii! It IK Prets-Tckirjm) State ands Commission agreed to- ay to begin a month of in.- nsive negotiation with the ity of Long Beach in an ef- oit to settle the disputed oundary of the city's state- ranted tidelands without a awsuit. Such a course of action was equested by Mayor Ray- mond C. Kealer to avoid liti- ation which could snarl the Long Beach anti-subsidence rogram for repressu'ring oil ields in the area of dispute. State Sen. Richard Rich- ards (D-Los Angeles) made an appeal similar .to Kealer's, IN ANOTHER tidelands ac- ion, the Assembly passec AB 2400 sponsored by Wil- iam S. Grant {R-Long Beach) by a vote of 75-1. The bil: would permit the city to ex end leases of firms now op crating in the uplands area by 25 years regardless of the outcome of the. negotiations Some 10 oil operators now easing land from the city, are reluctant to begin anti-subsi dence repressurization inas much as their leases are slated to expire in two to three years. THE URGENCY of the anti-subsidence effort was stressed by Kealer in his statement to the lands com mission. "Time is of the iie said. "Already the city has lost some major industries and will lose the huge Lonj Beach Naval Shipyard if sub sidence is not halted." Kealer assured the'commis sion the city's aim is to reach negotiated boundary settle ment quickly, and not to en ;age in a series of delaying :actics to head off a state lawsuit. "OUR REQUEST is made n absolute good the mayor said. "We will si down and work diligentlj with you in these negotia tions. We're ready to fish 01 cut bait." The city-owned property in volved in the boundary issue s in the turning-basis are o the Long Beach inner harbor Historically Long Bead has construed the property ti be uplands and claims a fre 'resident Eisenhower today :old Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. G r o m y k o "a measure of progress" must be made at the present Geneva East-West talks if Russia wants a summit meeting. Eisenhower so expressed himself during a 30-miniite White -House meeting with Gromykd and the American British, and French foreign :ers. G r o m y k o, without com menting on Eisenhower's cali for progress, described .the session as "a .very pleasant and useful conversation.' French Foreign. Minister Maurice Couve de Murville and British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd, described Gro- myko's comment as "a tripar tite thus saying in light humor that this was also their comment. IN A formal statement read to newsmen by his press secretary, James C. Hagefty, Eisenhower expressed hbpe that the Geneva meeting "would lead to a better ap- proach to the problems that confront us in Europe." Hagerty said Eisenhower (Continued Page A-2, Col. 3) Solons Hit Rivalries, Cut Defense Funds WASHINGTON a blast at'Pentagon ivalries, "confusion and the House Ap- propriations Committee, today recommended in new funds for the Defense Department. 'In cutting from the amount requested by President. Eisenhower for the year starting July 1, the committee told the Army and Woman Assaulted 2nd Cabot Approved as Brazil Envoy WASHINGTON UP) Ca- reer diplomat John M. Cabot today won unanimous Senate confirmation as ambassador to Brazil, the post Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce resigned after a row with Sen. 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The girl who was fired took one look at her unem- ployment claim, then blushed violently and apologized. She said: "I have made one more mistake. I meant to say I was dismissed for 'getting in BAD with the boss.1" The explanation saved the boss' happy it didn't save her job. For obvious reasons, Toll is keeping the names secret. Time LOS ANGELES 03V-Ter- ror in the night again has overwhelmed Ruth Gwinn and put her at the brink of death. A sex maniac attacked her early today as she walked at 24th St. .and Grand Ave. It .was the second time in seven years that Mrs. Gwinn was the victim of a vicious assault. A SHADOWY figure leaped from behind a tree shortly after midnight today and dragged 57-year-old Mrs. Gwinn screaming into a park- ing lot. He beat her with a piece of oak flooring, raped her and 'abused her with broken wine bottle. The attacker ignored shout- inquiries from nearby apartment residents aroused by Mrs. Gwinn's screams. Mrs. Gwinn suffered, a frac- tured skull and internal injur- ies. In the 1952 attack, Mrs. Gwinn was shot in the back as she fled in terror. The first attacker was not apprehended. And police said they had been unable to trace the second assailant. Freighter Afire; 29 Men Saved PINAR DEL RIO, Cuba A Cuban navy launch res- cued the captain and 28 crew- men of a Greek freighter on fire and grounded Wednesday night off the northwest coast of Cuba. The ship's carpenter was the only fatality reported. He was killed in a boiler ex- plosion which started the fire. .The ship, the Aghios Spyfidon, was ground- ed on a reef off Puerto Esper- anza, 32 miles northeast of :his capital of Pinar Del Rio Province in western Cuba. Weather- Some night and early- morning clouds, but mostly sunny Friday. Little change in tem- perature. Maximum tem- perature by noon today: 70. the Air Force to cease bicker- ing over who has 'the best called for 'a 'general lightening up on defense oper- ations, and spoke of a grow- ing Soviet military threat On the face of its actio'n, it sided with the Arrriy in Its missile war with Air Force by boosting Army funds and cutting Air Force money For missiles. IT APPROVED funds 'to >eef up the Strategic: Air Command, to shore up the Davy's antisubmarine war- fare program, and to expe- dite work 'on atomic airplanes. It disapproved the Presi- dent's plans to reduce the strength of the National and the reserve forces ut went along with his.fig- ures for active military man- power. It refused the Navy's re- quest for 260 million .dollars to build a new super aircraft arrier. And it voted to authorize the President to keep our big strike-back bombers 'in the air around the clock if neces- sary to prevent their destruc- tion on the ground by a sneak attack. THESE AND OTHER ac- tions were included in a bill the committee sent to the Continued Page A-2, Col. 6) Blasts, Fire Hit Calif. Butane Firm BAKERSFIELD OB A roaring fire, preceded by five explosions, swept the Hono- ulu Oil Co. butane gas plant at McKittrick today. It appeared to be contained at 10 a.m., three hours after it started, the fire was still out of control in the plant, >ut the outside area was out of danger. Smoke from blazing plant was visible in Baketv ield, 40 miles to the east Two men injured in the ilaze were taken to a hospital n Taft. Their condition was eported good> Cause of the blaze was ttft. determined. ;
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Brazil, which has won four of the last five Copa Americas -- and the last two in the final against Argentina -- managed a lackluster 0-0 draw yesterday against Venezuela, a country better known for its great baseball talent.
Players on both sides wore gloves in the match in La Plata, and fans wore scarves and earmuffs with temperatures near freezing. Sunday's other Group B match in Santa Fe was just as chilling: Ecuador 0, Paraguay 0.
"It was not what we expected," Brazil's forward Alexandre Pato said.
Brazil coach Mano Menezes put it more clearly: "It was a bad result. Surprises no longer exist in football. ... Our offense was lacking, particularly in the second half."
Host nation Argentina, desperate to win its first major international title in 18 years, struggled in its opener on Friday, with a 76th-minute goal from Sergio Aguero salvaging a 1-1 draw with Bolivia.
Only three goals have been scored in the first four Copa America matches -- one goal every two hours.
"If we had scored in the first half, the results would have been very different," Thiago Silva said. "We will certainly play better the next time."
Paraguay forward Nelson Haedo Valdez suggested parity is arriving in South America with players from many of the smaller countries increasingly getting experience in Europe.
"It is difficult to begin this championship, and nowadays in South America no team is less than any other," Valdez said.
He said everyone is ready to stand toe-to-toe with South America's two giants.
"Today and yesterday we saw Bolivia, Ecuador and Venezuela at the same level, and this will be very important." The slow start probably won't matter much.
Eight of the 12-team field will reach the second round, which is where the real action begins on July 16-17. The draws give giant boosts to Venezuela and Bolivia, which will be fighting to make the quarterfinals with the likes of Costa Rica, Mexico and Peru.
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Are seagulls supposed to make high-pitched, warbling noises that resemble those made by young screaming girls? If not, the gulls down at the Blairmore Lot in my city have been up to something. Someone is welcome to take the idea of a gull that caws with the tongue of a child for their pasta.
Two Robert Palmer CDs arrived in the mail today. Hnnngh Mr. Palmer, if you weren't dead and forty-four years older, I'd ask you to marry me. Now I must leave for a job interview in thirty minutes, but I need a shirt that doesn't make me look like Vincent Brooks...
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Sleeps 10 comfortably. House backs up to a 215 acre working farm that abuts a breath taking saltwater marsh and bird sanctuary. Three minute walk to two private beaches, and a short 10 minute walk down the beautiful tree line High Hill Road to Fogland Beach. New deck and water system!
The master bedroom is spacious (over 350 sq. ft) consists of a king size bed, walk in closet, master bath with soaking tub and a beautifully detailed natural stone shower, all newly renovated in 2012. Amazing water views of the saltwater marsh.
Bedroom #2 has a set of bunk beds, bottom bed is full size, top bunk is twin, and one full size futon. This room has a beautiful view of the Sakonnet River and Narragansett Bay's east passage.
Bedroom #3 has two sets of bunk beds, all twin size, ideal for kids, cathedral ceiling, large closet and shares the same amazing view as bedroom #2.
The house has a fully equipped kitchen and laundry room. We offer cable television and wireless internet access for those folks that just can't disconnect while on vacation.
For biking enthusiast, Tiverton and Little Compton offer some of the most spectacular country roads, many of which have been mark by the Minutemen Road Club. The Historic Tiverton Four Corners is an easy 7 mile bike ride away. There you can eat, shop and socialize in some of RI's award winning eatery's and antique shops.
The house is newly renovated, still awaiting final touches, it'll be even more beautiful when its done. Plenty of space for everyone, great for families with kids. Love all the windows, very bright and airy. We loved waking up to the sound of birds and the breeze. Great views from the bedrooms. I'm sure the observatory will be beautiful when its finished. Loved the little area of houses its located in, great for walking, very friendly people there. My favorite part was exploring the small, but beautiful beach in the neighborhood. So private and just gorgeous.
We LOVED Tiverton and Little Compton. So calming and peaceful. All the farms, stone walls, beautiful old houses and trees, right on the water. Perfect spot for what we wanted, to be in a quiet area. All the adorable shops (especially loved Cutie Curls for my little girls, and the Courtyards shop). Grays ice cream was awesome. Also, had quite a few dinners at Evelyn's on the water, and the Boathouse to celebrate a special birthday night, and then our anniversary. We explored Fogland Beach, and Goosewing (absolutely beautiful!). We were in awe of all the beautiful rocks on the beach.
It was great it wasn't far from Newport, got to go to the Newport Kite Festival, and dinner in Newport which is always great. Also, not far from Providence and took the kids to the Roger Williams Zoo, which is a great, smaller zoo.
The owner was great!!! Every time I had a question (which I had plenty of!), she was so quick to respond.
It took some time to get used to the water. Had plenty of bottled water. It could that we are used to city water (and we have filters on our drinking water), the well water there isn't great, but we just used a lot of bottled water that we brought along (there is bottled water provided too, but we did not use it).
This house would be 5 stars once it's complete. But overall, we had a wonderful family vacation, filled with lots of memories, and we all went home feeling rested and calm. My four small children keep talking about, they want to go back!
Great vacation, thanks so much!
This is a lovely property that the owners have put their personal touch on. They continue to make improvements, such as the beautiful master bathroom - and all of the bathrooms. It will be terrific when they get the deck on the back to be able to use those nice french doors. Back yard is still easily accessible from the side door, and we used it quite a bit.
This is a lovely property that the owners have put their personal touch on. They continue to make improvements, such as the beautiful master bathroom - and all of the bathrooms. It will be terrific when they get the deck on the back to be able to use those nice french doors. Back yard is still easily accessible from the side door, and we used it quite a bit.
Our stay in Tiverton was very pleasant. We stayed with two other couples with young children. The house was very suitable for families, with fun bunk beds for the kids, clean uncluttered spaces for play, and a large backyard to run around. Fogland beach was a manageable walk for the toddlers and the street had very little traffic. We spent a large part of our time on the inlet side of Fogland where the water was shallow and tide pools collected all sorts of fascinating life.
The house itself has been recently renovated. The appliances were all new. We made good use of the espresso machine, outdoor grill, and the stone-floor dual-head rain shower in the master bath. Although the tap water in the house is apparently not potable, the owners provided ample amounts of bottled water for the length of our stay. Regarding the renovation, there were a few finishing touches left to be done. The balcony and deck will be a great addition to the house. We look forward to returning some day once it is complete!
All in all, the house was just what we were looking for. The owners were accommodating and helpful. I would recommend it.
This is the perfect getaway, beautiful views of marsh and farm from back of home and ocean from the front of the home . The beach was a short 2 min walk .No traffic , safe for kids to take a walk or ride their bikes. So peaceful! House was very nice and fully equipped , very spacious and everything new . Big back yard for cook outs. Located in the most beautiful part of RI and a short drive to Newport RI . We will definitely return again ! Great find.
We had a wonderful weekend in this home! Our kids range from 4 - 13 and there was something to do for everyone. We took wonderful bike rides, searched for sea glass on the beach and visited all of the little shops in Tiverton Four Corners especially Grey's Ice Cream! The house is equipped with everything we could possibly have needed including internet access and cable television (when absolutely needed). The view from the Master bedroom is spectacular and tranquil, we woke up to the sounds of wild parakeets in the trees every morning.
We will absolutely be repeat visitors, this area is a hidden gem!
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Just stop it. Before you go saying that modern dance is all hippy-dippy "I am the tree" crap, just suck it up and admit that maybe you're a little freaked out by people who can express themselves so completely through a few very naturalsometimes childlike, sometimes sensual, sometimes humorous (yeah, sometimes it's OK to laugh at modern dance)movements. But it's cool. We're all freaked out by stuff we don't get right off the bat. Trick is to learn a bit about it before you just go writin' it off. And whaddya know, Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth and the Modern over in Cowtown just happen to be hosting a near month-long event that can help all you unfamiliar folk get a bit more friendly with free-form dance. The 4th Annual Modern Dance Festival at the Modern kicks off 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday with CD/FW Dance Exchange: A Choreographer's Showcase featuring performances by renowned (i.e., these are the dancers you'd be lucky to see if experiencing modern dance for the first or umpteenth time) performers including Caryn Heilman (NYC), Deborah Birrane (Seattleand for our fellow dance nerds out there, one of Birrane's pieces is influenced by expressionist dancer Mary Wigman), Alyson (Jones) Cartagena (L.A.), Mary Lynn Babcock (Denton), Lacreacia Sanders (Fort Worth), Susan Douglas Roberts (F.W.) and Contemporary Dance/Fort Worth. Other performances, lectures and films will continue through July 15 at the museum, 3200 Darnell St. in Fort Worth. Admission is free. Call 817-922-0944 or visit cdfw.org for complete festival details.
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The Dream is Ashtons adaptation of Shakespeares riotous comedy in which a forest sprite plays havoc, armed with a love potion. Symphonic Variations was Ashtons first work after World War II, featuring six dancers performing a series of quartets, duets, sextets and solos in a seminal masterpiece celebrating the pure beauty of movement. Marguerite and Armand is Ashtons beautiful and emotional retelling of a well-known story, familiar to us through Verdis opera La Traviata, famously created for Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev in 1963.
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he was sending it I believe to show the scapes but also that it was
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With this little bit of information, can anyone tell me what the name of the
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An attack on the evils of Victorian-style dressing. Purely fictional.
"Oh, mother, it hurts!" squealed the little girl.
"Hush, dear," the mother said, kneeling down. "You know this is what you were born to suffer."
"But mother, our governess always tells us to be ourselves, and to do what we feel comfortable doing. Ouch!"
"Oh, Ermie, do be quiet! We will talk about that later----in the buggy, perhaps. Run along now, and I'll see if I can catch up."
Throwing a glance at her mother over her shoulder, Ermengarde almost tripped on her gown as she hurried to the buggy. The chaffeur helped her up the seat.
Her mother climbed up to her seat and clapped once.
"Mother, could I continue with----"
"Mr Lowell, could you please go faster? We must get to the ball in time, you know. Oh, Ermie. You were saying?"
"Yes... well, I wanted to ask you, exactly why are you making wear all these things--the busk, or the corset you added to-day, and my stays? Am I not already perfectly straight, or well made?" Ermengarde asked anxiously.
"I know, dear, that you are, but gold only becomes more beautiful after going through the fire."
"But mother, is that fire not going to last my entire life? I know it is, and you do too. Yesterday my friend fainted because of suffocation from this--this newfangled corset."
"Ermengarde, you really are getting on my nerves----will you please not talk until we reach the palace?" the mother said, sharply.
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Chelsea are looking more like the genuine article, but can Rafa Benitez keep the Stamford Bridge "faithful" in a festive frame of mind with a first home League win under his stewardship against Aston Villa? If not, at least Roman Abramovich might be eyeing up a few bargains in the January sales. Manchester United travel to Swansea in a bid to extend their lead at the top again.
Even the World Darts Championship at Ally Pally takes a break for a few days, so perhaps you could help out with a few last-minute chores and earn some brownie points before the post-Christmas sportsfest. Or you could go and play it down the pub.
A day off from sporting engagements? Not likely if you happen to support the India or Pakistan cricket teams, as those titanic rivals clash in a Twenty20 match in Bangalore. Late at night the Second Test begins in Melbourne as Australia take on Sri Lanka. The MCG may not be at its festive best for that one.
Thank heavens for Boxing Day – unless you happen to be a supporter of Arsenal or West Ham, whose fixture has been called off because of the proposed Tube strike. An otherwise full football programme sees a humdinger at the top of the Championship as Cardiff City entertain Crystal Palace. At Kempton, the King George VI Chase sees Kauto Stone trying to emulate the feats of his half-brother Kauto Star, who won the race five times.
You can put that big wig back on and start painting your cryptic messages on tatty old bits of cardboard because yes, the darts is back!
Poor old Sale have had to play twice in six days while most of rugby's Premiership have put their feet up. Tonight the Sharks begrudgingly entertain Worcester Warriors.
Manchester United against West Bromwich Albion looks like a cracker (no pun intended) while Manchester City travel to East Anglia to take on an in-form Norwich City. It's also a day for derbies in Yorkshire as Huddersfield play host to Sheffield Wednesday and Leeds pay a visit to Hull. But in terms of edginess, look no further than Cardiff versus Millwall – and it's not even an early kick-off, so it might, er, kick off early. In the rugby, Leicester Tigers against Gloucester could be a belter.
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HNC Fashion Design
Olivia Keaney, HNC Fashion Design, Finalist at Frankfurt Style Awards 2016
Higher National Certificate in Fashion Design
Course Description
This course delivers a strong foundation in fashion design skills, and a keen awareness of the industry-based design process. Students develop a range of skills including visual research, concept development, presentation of design ideas, pattern drafting, toile manufacture and garment manufacture.
Students gradually build their confidence, moving towards establishing a distinctive personal design signature.
The course consists of lectures and studio sessions, and is assessed through project-based assignments and presentations.
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Course Content
Introduction to Fashion Design Process:
Learn to carry out visual research and develop design sketchbooks, develop your drawing skills to produce final illustrations, and fabricate fashion design boards for presentation of your ideas, both manually and using industry-standard software.
Pattern Drafting:
Receive an introduction to pattern drafting and toile manufacture. As the year progresses, you will build upon these skills, creating patterns to implement your own design vision, and proceed to toile manufacture to finished garment manufacture.
Contextual and Cultural Studies:
Explore clothing and fashion design throughout the ages, and learn about contemporary influcences in fashion.
Trend Forecasting:
Carry out trend analysis, shop reports and customer profiling; providing a context for your fashion design projects.
Idea Generation:
Practice concept development skills, developing inspired, original ideas for fashion design, and practise communicating your ideas to colleagues.
Fashion Industry Communication Skills:
Learn the technical skills and knowledge involved in producing flat drawings (manually and using industry-standard software), industry specification sheets, and costing sheets, lay plans and range plans.
Upon successful completion of this course, students are awarded the BTEC Higher National Certificate in Fashion Design, which is equivalent to a Level 6 qualification on the Irish National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ).
BTEC is the largest accrediting body in the UK and BTEC qualifications are recognised globally.
Further Progression
On successful completion, students may progress into 2nd Year of the Higher National Diploma in Fashion Design programme at Dublin Institute of Design.
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I should love to have the painting if I had a house to match its quality. Alas, I have only a shed floor covered in spots and dribbles of paint, a pile of bricks in the back yard, and some bits of dead animals in the fridge.
Bernard Guile
Heathfield, East Sussex
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SUBMITTED: Thursday, August 21, 2014POSTED: Thursday, August 21, 2014
I have also been receiving emails with a company called ACS Inc. saying I owe the same $986.67, Case No. GL-0210519. They are telling me that if I don't contact them to make payment arrangments, they will prosecute me in Federal Court for International Theft By Deception and Bank Fraud. It's very funny that I owe almost the same amount of money as you. It's off by only 21 cents. I don't know who they are but I hope they're found and prosecuted themselves.
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My sisters and I gave the mala to my mother for Mother's Day. We paid extra to get it here quicker and it came just in time. She loved it. She had been looking on this site for an Amethyst Mala but hadn't seen this one. It was great quality and very pretty in person.