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This past season, Bob Dea chronicled the LIU Brooklyn men's basketball team through his multiple camera lenses and captured some great stills shots. Here are Bob's personally-selected best from the 2016-17 season. [Read more…]
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It's official! Stamford (CT) High School forward Kwe Askew today signed his National Letter of Intent to attend LIU Brooklyn and play for the men's basketball team next season.
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LIU Brooklyn gets first 2015 commit in Kwe Askew from Connecticut
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Catalogue of a Large & Valuable Collection of Works, America and Holland, including Bibliography, Voyages, Travels, and Tracts...Rare and Early Printed Books on America, The Quakers, etc....to be Sold at Auction by Bangs, Merwin & Co.
New York: Baker & Godwin, Printers, March 20 & 21,1860, small octavo, disbound and with stitching removed, solidly glued along spine. 36 pp. Baker & Godwin, Printers,, 694 lots. McKay 853. With McKay location symbols noted on upper left-hand corner. This copy is from the collection of, H. O. Tiesberg... Item #25932
Price: $35.00
A Catalogue of Autographs.
New York: Thomas F. Madigan, no date, c.1930, quarto, wrappers. (x) 96pp. Thomas F. Madigan, With numerous plates. A typically fine Madigan catalogue, this one with extracts from his book Word Shadows of the Great. Wrappers worn and dusty. Item #9684
Price: $20.00
Catalogue of Miscellaneous Books in all Departments of Literature Together with a Small Medical Library and Collection of Law Books.
Boston: C. F. Libbie & Co. January 8 & 9, 1895, octavo, printed wrappers. 66 pp. C. F. Libbie & Co.,, 1,259 lots. McKay 4354. Wrappers dust soiled but without chipping. Item #25934
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Catalogue of Valuable Private Library Including Many Reference Books, Dictionaries, Folk-Lore, Scarce Works on Philology...Large Collection of Cookery Books Including Wine and its Customs...Large Collection of Harvard College Literature. (Cover title).
Boston: C. F. Libbie & Co. February 11 - 12, 1908, octavo, printed wrappers. 106 pp. C. F. Libbie & Co., McKay 6465. 1,482 lots. Wrappers slightly soiled, small chips at top and bottom of spine. Contents clean. Item #25625
Price: $20.00
English Royal Signatures.
London: HMSO, (1981), Second impression. quarto, wrappers. (12)pp. HMSO, With 33 signatures illustrated and catalogued. Item #4
Price: $7.00
John S. Fass.
(Rochester, NY: Melbert B. Cary, Jr. Graphic Arts Collection, no date [circa 2000]), small octavo, unbound, as issued. (16) pp. Melbert B. Cary, Jr. Graphic Arts Collection, "The illustrations shown on the preceding pages were all selected from the John Fass archives in the Melbert B. Cary, Jr. Graphic Arts... Item #23992
Price: $20.00
ADAMS, Clinton.
Crayonstone. The Life and Work of Bolton Brown with a Catalogue of His Lithographs.
Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, (1993), First Edition. quarto, blue cloth in dust jacket. xvi, 285 pp. University of New Mexico Press, Presents a detailed, informative, and fascinating account of a "sensitive, opinionated, brilliant, difficult, and very complex man," who became an unequaled craftsman in the art of crayonstone... Item #25706
Price: $20.00
AMIS, Kingsley.
I Want It Now.
London: Jonathan Cape, (1968), First Edition. octavo, boards and cloth in dust jacket. Jonathan Cape, One inch crumple/tear to back panel of dust jacket, else fine. Item #19762
Price: $30.00
AMIS, Kingsley.
One Fat Englishman.
London: Gollancz, 1963, First Edition. octavo, boards in dust jacket. Gollancz, Item #2892
Price: $35.00
BECKWITH, Alice H.R.H.
Illustrating the Good Life: The Pissarros' Eragny Press, 1894-1914. A Catalogue of an Exhibition of Books, Prints & Drawings Related to the Work of the Press.
New York: Grolier Club, 2007, First Edition, Limited to 400 copies. quarto, printed wrappers. (x), (70)pp. Grolier Club, Preface by Alan Fern. Frontispiece and 38 color and duotone illustrations. An illustrated history and survey of the work of the Eragny Press by Alice H. R. H. Beckwith, followed by detailed... Item #16576
Price: $50.00
BICKNELL, Peter.
The Picturesque Scenery of the Lake District 1752-1855.
Winchester: St. Paul's Bibliographies, 1990, First Edition. quarto, blue cloth in dust jacket. x, 198 pp. St. Paul's Bibliographies, Besides being a full bibliography, this is "a fascinating commentary on the development of the literary and artistic appreciation of wild and mountainous scenery, tracing the journeys and the reactions of... Item #21467
Price: $50.00
BINYON, Helen.
Eric Ravilious. Memoir of an Artist.
New York: Beil, (1983), First American Edition. large octavo, brown boards in dust jacket. (144)pp. Beil, Eric Ravilious was one of the best painters to emerge between the wars - and one of the great original wood-engravers, surpassed only by Thoms Bewick himself. His work was wide-ranging and multifaceted, and... Item #294
Price: $30.00
BOOTH-CLIBBORN, Edward.
My Father and Edward Ardizzone. A Lasting Friendship.
London: Patrick Hardy Books, (1983), First Edition. quarto, boards in dust jacket. 48pp. Patrick Hardy Books, Illustrated with Ardizzone Christmas cards. Beginning in 1932, in an edition of 20, Ardizzone sent hand produced Christmas cards to family and close friends. They continued in small, special runs until 1972, when they... Item #191
Price: $15.00
BRISTOL, Roger P.
Supplement to Charles Evans' American Bibliography.
Charlottesville: Univ Press of Virginia, (1970), First Edition. quarto, cloth. (xx), 636pp. Univ Press of Virginia, From the Preface by Frecerick R. Goff: "The work of addition and revision continued until 1969 through Mr. Bristol's further checking and through reports of new entries from cooperating libraries to the clearinghouse he... Item #9953
Price: $45.00
BRODSKY, Louis Daniel and Robert W. Hamblin.
Faulkner: A Comprehensive Guide to the Brodsky Collection. Volume I: The Bibliography.
Jackson: Univ Press of Mississippi, (1982), First Edition. octavo, cloth. xx,416pp. Univ Press of Mississippi, Illustrated. A listing of more than 2,000 items in this Faulkner collection including manuscripts, books, letters, early drawings in school publications, here organized chronologically from family documents from the 1880s to publications about Faulkner from... Item #14151
Price: $25.00
BRODSKY, Louis Daniel and Robert W. Hamblin.
Faulkner: A Comprehensive Guide to the Brodsky Collection. Volume I: The BioBibliography.
Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, (1982), First Edition. octavo, cloth in dust jacket. xx,416pp. University Press of Mississippi, Illustrated. A listing of more than 2,000 items in this Faulkner collection including manuscripts, books, letters, early drawings in school publications, here organized chronologically from family documents from the 1880s to publications... Item #36
Price: $18.00
BURROUGHS, William S.
New York: Viking, (1973), First Edition. octavo, brown cloth in dust jacket. Viking, Book is as new, jacket has a slight bit of age toning. Jacket is not price clipped. Item #25319
Price: $35.00
CARLEY, James P.
The Books of King Henry VIII and his Wives.
London: British Library, 2004, First Edition. octavo, cloth in dust jacket. 160pp. British Library, King Henry VIII was one of the most intelligent and widely read monarchs of the renaissance. From surviving catalogues, which tell us what books he had, it is clear he was deeply involved in theological debate... Item #13543
Price: $25.00
CAVE, Roderick.
The Private Press.
New York: R. R. Bowker, 1983, Second Edition, Revised and Enlarged. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. xvi, 389pp. R. R. Bowker, Includes chapters on The Origins of the Private Press; The Quasi-Official or Patron's Press; The Scholarly Press; The Press as an Educational Toy; Private Printing and the Bibliomania (... Item #6029
Price: $64.95
CHAMBERLAIN, Joesph Edgar.
The Listener in the Town. Two volumes.
Boston: Copeland & Day, 1896, First Edition. duodecimo, green cloth. Copeland & Day, Essays. Former owner's brief gift inscription on the front endpaper of each volume, else a fine, bright set. Item #25401
Price: $35.00
CHRISTIN, Anne-Marie, editor.
A History of Writing. From Hieroglyph to Multimedia.
Flammarion, (2002), First English language edition. large quarto, grey boards in dust jacket. (405) pp. Flammarion, A total of fifty-eight lavishly illustrated chapters that analyze the role of the image in the history of writing, with detailed commentaries from a team of leading specialists. Together they explain the evolution of... Item #22684
Price: $35.00
COHEN, Morton N.
Reflections in a Looking Glass. A Centennial Celebration of Lewis Carroll, Photographer.
New York: Aperture Foundation. (1998), First Edition. Postscript by Mark Haworth-Booth; Afterword by Roy Flukinger. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. 143 pp. Aperture Foundation., The photographs in this richly illustrated book, a number of them previously unpublished, reflect Carroll's lifelong fascination with children and their world. These remarkable portraits were... Item #11997
Price: $25.00
COLLINGWOOD, Harry.
The Log of the "Flying Fish:" A Story of Aerial and Submarine Peril and Adventure.
London; New York: Blackie & Son; Charles Scribner's Sons, no date (circa 1890), Later printing. octavo, blue cloth over beveled boards with pictorial scene stamped in tan, black and silver, all edges stained olive green. Blackie & Son; Charles Scribner's Sons, Blue coated endpapers. With 32 pp. Charles Scribner's ads... Item #25925
Price: $185.00
The Profession of Letters. A Study of the Relation of Author to Patron, Publisher, and Public, 1780-1832.
London: George Routledge & Sons, 1928, First Edition. octavo, brick red cloth in dust jacket. 279 pp. George Routledge & Sons, "This volume continues the story begun in "Authorship in the Days of Johnson." It traces the growth of literature as a self-supporting profession. The effects of the Industrial Revolution... Item #25518
Price: $20.00
COLLINS, John.
The Two Forgers. A Biography of Harry Buxton Forman & Thomas J. Wise.
(New Castle, DE): Oak Knoll Press, (1992), First American Edition. octavo, boards in dust jacket. (xiv), (318)pp. Oak Knoll Press, The Two Forgers describes the lives and career of two very different men who came together in one of the greatest frauds in the history of book collecting. Harry Buxton... Item #10783
Price: $20.00
CONRAD, Joseph.
Falk. Amy Foster. To-Morrow.
New York: McClure, Phillips, 1903, First Edition. octavo, original dark blue cloth stamped in gilt on front cover and spine, with blind-stamped design on front cover. (vi), (272), (10)pp. ads. McClure, Phillips, Slight residue from book plate on front endpaper, one half-inch weak spot to front hinge, back inner hinge... Item #24824
Price: $55.00
CONRAD, Joseph.
Typhon. Translated by Andre Gide.
Paris: Editions Rombaldi, (1946), Limited to 900 numbered copies. octavo, rebound in black morocco with gilt rules on covers and six raised bands on spine. Editions Rombaldi, Marbled endpapers. Illustrated with original etchings by Eugene Corneau. 1/2" weakness at front and back top outer hinges, corners scuffed with the top... Item #25926
Price: $85.00
COUCH, Malcolm.
Creative Calligraphy. The Art of Beautiful Writing.
(New York): Smithmark, (1996), large quarto, boards in dust jacket. 128 pp. Smithmark, Creative Calligraphy will provide a practical course for the beginner, from a basic introduction to the history of the craft and an explanation of the materials required. Item #12610
Price: $20.00
CRUTCHFIELD, Margo A.
Beyond the Line: The Art of Diana Cooper.
Cleveland: Museum of Contemporary Art, (2007), large octavo, printed wrappers. Museum of Contemporary Art, An exhibition on view September 28 through December 30, 2007. Very fine. Inscribed and signed by the artist on the title page, "Dear Dan / all the best, / Diana / Jan 2008." Very fine. Item #23660
Price: $20.00
Tradition and Poetic Structure. [SIGNED].
Denver: Alan Swallow, (1960), First Edition. octavo, gray cloth in dust jacket. 273pp. Alan Swallow, The essays of this book fall into three groups: a collection of essays varying from a basic statement upon poetry and tradition, with essays on Statius, Chaucer, The Renaissance, to Wallace Stevens; an entire reprinting... Item #16752
Price: $50.00
DE LA MARE, Walter.
Stuff and Nonsense and So On.
London: Constable & Co, 1927, First Edition, Limited to 275 numbered copies signed by the poet. octavo, linen spine with grey boards. Constable & Co, With 30 charming woodcuts by Bold. Faint 5" x 3" offsetting at pp. 8 and 9. Boards slightly bowed, else a fine, clean copy. Item #13817
Price: $65.00
DIBDIN, Thomas Frognall.
Horae Bibliographicae Cantabrigienses.
New Castle, DE: Oak Knoll Press, 1989, First Edition. octavo, in slipcase. 80pp. Oak Knoll Press, Cloth and quarter leather. Limited to 250 copies printed by Martino Mardersteig. This fine, limited edition is a facsimile of an original manuscript notebook used by the great bibliophile Thomas Frognall Dibdin to list... Item #12266
Price: $50.00
DRIER, Thomas.
The Power of Print and Men.
Brooklyn: Mergenthaler Linotype Company, (1936), First Edition. large octavo, pattern boards and cloth. xiv, (166) pp. Mergenthaler Linotype Company, Commemorating the fifty years of linotype's contribution to printing and publishing. Designed and decorated by W. A. Dwiggins. Corners scuffed, exposing board and slightly rounded. Cloth at top and bottom of... Item #26009
Price: $35.00
DYKSTRA, Gail B.
A Bibliography of Legal Materials for Non-Law Libraries.
Toronto: York University Law Library, (1975), First Edition. quarto, orange cloth. 55 pp. York University Law Library, Reproduced typescript. Fine. Item #26005
Price: $20.00
EDMOND, John R. (compiler).
Catalogue of English Broadsides 1505-1897.
New York: Burt Franklin, (1968), Reprint. quarto, cloth. xl, 526pp. Burt Franklin, Broadsides in the collection of the Bibliotheca Lindesiana (The Library of James Ludovic Lindsay, Earl of Crawford). With a list of Printers, Publishers, and Booksellers and a title index with a "Key to Dates." Item #15
Price: $30.00
ELIOT, George.
Felix Holt the Radical. Three volumes.
Edinburgh and London: William Blackwood and Sons, 1866, First Edition. octavo, publisher's reddish-brown cloth stamped in blind on covers and in gilt on spines. .[iv], 303; [iv], 290; [iv], 283+[1] (blank), 4, [20] pp. William Blackwood and Sons, Yellow coated endpapers. The binder's ticket on back pastedown of volume one... Item #25924
Price: $750.00
ERICKSON, Peter and Clark Hulse.
Early Modern Visual Culture. Representation, Race, and Empire in Renaissance England.
Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, (2000), First Edition. octavo, blue cloth. (vi), 403 pp. University of Pennsylvania Press, An interdisciplinary group of scholars applies the reinterpretive concept of "visual culture" to the English Renaissance. Bringing attention to the visual issues that have appeared persistently, though often marginally, in the newer... Item #26012
Price: $75.00
FOWELL, Frank and Frank Palmer.
Censorship in England.
New York: Burt Franklin, (1970), Reprint. octavo, cloth. xii, 390pp. Burt Franklin, Illustrated. A history of censorship in England particularly as it was applied to the dramatists and literary figures of the 16th and 17th centuries. Very fine. Item #23
Price: $25.00
GENZ, Marcella D.
A History of the Eragny Press, 1894-1914.
(London): British Library, 2004, First Edition. quarto, boards in dust jacket. 240pp. British Library, Created by the son of Camille Pissaro, the French Impressionist painter, in 1894, the Eragny Press was produced in conjunction with his wife, Esther. Lucien created wood engravings, while Esther printed and bound the small books... Item #12713
Price: $20.00
GILBERT, Pamela.
John Abbot, Birds, Butterflies and Other Wonders.
London: Merrell Holberton, (1998), First Edition. quarto, blue boards in decorative dust jacket. 128pp. Merrell Holberton, First in the series Art of Nature. Abbot was a pioneer artist who supplied collectors and other naturalists with specimens and exquisite paintings and drawings of birds, insects and plants. Some of the birds... Item #18456
Price: $40.00
HIRTH, Mary, (compiler).
Cyril Connolly's One Hundred Modern Books. From England, France and America 1880-1950. An Exhibition: March-December 1971.
Austin: HRC, University of Texas, (1971), First Edition. oblong octavo, wrappers. 120pp. HRC, University of Texas, Catalogue of this important exhibition. With an introduction by Connolly. Illustrated. One corner bent, else fine. Item #229
Price: $8.00
HOLLELEY, Dr. Douglas.
Digital Book Design and Publishing.
Rochester, NY: Cary Graphic Arts Press, 2001, First Edition. octavo, wrappers. 316pp. Cary Graphic Arts Press, This book covers all the essentials of digital bookmaking for photographers, artists, designers, and writers who want to move beyond the manuscript to the page. Based on his years of work as a photographer... Item #10762
Price: $30.00
HSUAN, Wei Chen .
Chinese Books. Catalogue 23.
London: Sam Fogg Rare Books and Manuscripts, 2000, quarto, printed wrappers. 139 pp. Sam Fogg Rare Books and Manuscripts, This catalogue discusses and illustrates a wide variety of Chinese books, dating from the sixth to the nineteenth century, some very rare. 140 black and white and 4 color illustrations. The... Item #25674
Price: $25.00
JACKSON, William A. and Emma Unger (editors).
The Carl H. Pforzheimer Library, English Literature, 1475-1700. Three volumes.
Los Angeles/New Castle: Heritage Book Shop/Oak Knoll Press, 1997, Reprint. quarto, cloth. 1, 350pp. Heritage Book Shop/Oak Knoll Press, This legendary three-volume work fully describes over 1,300 English literary rare books and manuscripts in the Carl H. Pforzheimer Library, one of the foremost American collections of early English literature. A.... Item #12129
Price: $65.00
JOHNSON, Robert Flynn and Donna Stein.
Artists' Books in the Modern Era 1870-2000. The Reva and David Logan Collection.
San Francisco: Fine Arts Museums of San Fra, (2002), Second Printing with revisions. large quarto, cloth in dust jacket. (304)pp. Fine Arts Museums of San Fra, From the dust jacket: "Livres d'artiste have an enduring appeal that has triumphantly survived the twentieth century despite the many technological changes in book... Item #12525
Price: $30.00
JONES, Mark, Paul Craddock and Nicolas Barker, (editors).
Fake? The Art of Deception.
Berkeley: Univ of California Press, (1990), large quarto, cloth in dust jacket. Univ of California Press, "What is a fake and why are fakes made?...More than 600 objects from the British Museum and many other major collections are included here. There are spectacular fakes, once hailed as masterpieces of ancient... Item #41
Price: $32.00
KNIGHT, David M.
Natural Science Books in English 1600-1900.
(London): Portman Books, (1989), Reprint. octavo, boards in dust jacket. x, 262pp. Portman Books, A comprehensive account of all the significant works which have appeared in English during these 300 years. 4 color illustrations, 56 black and white. Very fine in a very fine dust jacket which is not price clipped. Item #278
Price: $25.00
LANE, John A.
Early Type Specimens in the Plantin-Moretus Museum.
(London): The British Library, 2004, First Edition. large quarto, cloth in dust jacket. 344pp. The British Library, Annotated descriptions of the specimens to ca. 1850 (mostly from the Low Countries and France) with preliminary notes on the typefoundries and printing offices. From the dust jacket, "The Plantin-Moretus Museum has one... Item #13111
Price: $30.00
LeMIRE, Eugene D.
A Bibliography of William Morris.
London: The British Library, 2005, First Edition. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. 448pp. The British Library, The author has taken two former bibliographies on Morris, by Forman and Scott, both published in 1897 and completely revised and expanded them. Much additional information has been added such as textual history, collations... Item #14690
Price: $35.00
MARKHAM, Sheila.
A Book of Booksellers: Conversations with the Antiquarian Book Trade, 1991-2003.
New Castle: Oak Knoll Press, 2007, Paperback reprint of the first edition, with corrections. octavo, printed wrappers. 324pp. Oak Knoll Press, The antiquarian book trade-- the last resort of the English eccentric--is rich in colorful and entertaining characters. Since 1991, Sheila Markham has been interviewing some of its most influential... Item #16665
Price: $29.95
MAUGHAM, Robin.
November Reef. A Novel of the South Seas.
(London): Longmans, (1962), Second Printing. octavo, light blue boards in pictorial dust jacket. Longmans, Presentation Copy, inscribed and signed by Maugham on the front endpaper: "For Gerald, in the Brighton train, With love from Robin February 1963." Edges of text block a bit foxed, top edge dusty. Slight shelf scuffing to jacket. Item #25885
Price: $25.00
MCKENDRICK, Scot and Orlaith A. O'Sullivan (editors).
The Bible As Book. The Transmission of the Greek Text.
(London): The British Library, 2003, First Edition. octavo, black boards in pictorial dust jacket. (xii), 260pp. The British Library, This volume covers a wide range of topics that bear on the science and the art of the textual criticism of the Greek Bible, from the use of the Church Fathers... Item #16144
Price: $20.00
McKITTERICK, David.
Cambridge University Library: A History. The Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries. Two volumes.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, (2009), First paperback edition. octavo, printed wrappers. (xviii), 442 pp.; xvii, (371) pp. Cambridge University Press, This second volume, a companion to the first by J. C. T. Oates, takes the history of the Library from the time of the Copyright Act of Queen Anne to... Item #22147
Price: $85.00
McNALLY, Raymond T.
Dracula was a Woman. In Search of the Blood Countess of Transylvania.
New York: McGraw-Hill, (1983), First Edition. octavo, boards and cloth in dust jacket. xii, (256)pp. McGraw-Hill, Presentation Copy, inscribed and signed by McNally on the front endpaper. A very fine, nearly as new copy. Item #25283
Price: $45.00
MURDOCH, Iris.
The Good Apprentice.
London: Chatto & Windus/The Hogarth Press, (1985), First Edition. octavo, blue boards in dust jacket. Chatto & Windus/The Hogarth Press, An exceptionally fine copy, jacket not price clipped. Item #13237
Price: $45.00
Myers, Robin, Michael Harris and Giles Mandelbrote (editors) .
Publishing the Fine and Applied Arts 1500 - 2000.
London / New Castle: British Library / Oak Knoll Press, 2012, First Edition. octavo, boards in dust jacket. 224 pp. British Library / Oak Knoll Press, Next in the Publishing Pathways series, Publishing the Fine and Applied Arts examines aspects of the relationship between the business of print and the... Item #22396
Price: $20.00
NAIDITCH, Paul G. and Sure A. Kaplan, (editors).
A Catalogue of the Ahmanson-Murphy Aldine Collection at UCLA. Fascicule IIIa: The Publications of Paulus Manutius, 1533-1557.
Los Angeles: Univ Research Library, UCLA, 1992, First Edition. octavo, wrappers. (xxii), 273pp. Univ Research Library, UCLA, followed by (x) of plates. A scholarly attempt to date and order Aldine Press publications through a study of internal evidence, and when this fails, to fall back to Renouard because "we are... Item #10794
Price: $25.00
NATHAN, Robert.
Youth Grows Old.
New York: Robert M. Mc Bride & Co, 1922, First Edition. octavo, black cloth in dust jacket. Robert M. Mc Bride & Co, "A book of poems, which, taken as a whole, form the spiritual and emotional autobiography of a young man." Very small chip at top of jacket spine... Item #13841
Price: $30.00
NEUBERG, Victor E.
Thomas Frognall Dibdin: Selections.
Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press, 1978, First Edition. octavo, red cloth. viii, 245pp. Scarecrow Press, Illustrated. Containing a biographical introduction, excerpts from the works and checklist of the writings of Dibdin. The third volume in The Great Bibliographers Series. Item #248
Price: $10.00
PETERSEN, Carl.
Each In Its Ordered Place: A Faulkner Collector's Notebook.
Ann Arbor: Ardis, (1975), First Edition, First Printing of 1,000 copies. quarto, leatherette in dust jacket. 311 pp. Ardis, The most complete and useful bibliographic tool for Faulkner to date. Illustrated. Signed by Carl Petersen at the top of the title page where he has put a line through his... Item #25191
Price: $85.00
RAINWATER, Robert, editor.
Max Ernest. Beyond Surrealism. A Retrospective of the Artist's Books and Prints.
New York: The New York Public Library, 1986, First Edition. large quarto, rebound in black cloth with original wrappers bound in. xvi, 192 pp. The New York Public Library, Foreword by Vartan Gregorian. Ilustrated. Bookplate. Very fine. Item #24986
Price: $20.00
Ramsden, Charles.
French Bookbinders, 1789-1848.
London: Batsford, (1989), Reprint. quarto, boards in dust jacket. xiv, 228pp. Batsford, Illustrated. Listing the binders alphabetically, Ramsden in brief notes gives addresses, dates, details of apprenticeship and partnership, and specification such as gauffer, as French binding assigns forwarding to one binder and finishing to another. Very fine. Item #199
Price: $16.00
RHODES, Dennis E., (editor).
Bookbindings & Other Bibliophily. Essays in honour of Anthony Hobson.
Verona: Edizioni Valdonega, 1994, First Edition. Foreword by Frederick B. Adams. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. 368pp. Edizioni Valdonega, On the occasion of Anthony Hobson's seventieth birthday, twelve contributors provided essays on bookbinding and the history of books. The subjects range from great collectors like Grolier, Mahieu, Anne de Montmorency... Item #7417
Price: $85.00
SAGNE, Jean.
Delacroix et la photographie.
Editions Herscher, (1982), First Edition. octavo, grey boards in dust jacket. (96) pp. Editions Herscher, Preface by Arlette Serullaz. Extensively illustrated. A few short tears to back panel of jacket, else fine. Item #25996
Price: $50.00
SELENITSCH, Alex.
Australian Artists Books.
National Gallery of Australia, 2009, First Edition. square octavo, pictorial wrappers. 121 pp. National Gallery of Australia, Respected Melbourne-based poet and architect Alex Selenitsch has pieced together an informative examination of the entire collection of artist books held by the National Gallery of Australia. Selenitsch highlights 20 books from the... Item #25661
Price: $20.00
SHIRLEY, Rodney.
Courtiers and Cannibals, Angels and Amazons. The art of the decorative cartographic titlepage.
HES & DE GRAAF, 2009, First Edition. quarto, cloth in pictorial dust jacket. 272 pp. HES & DE GRAAF, This book aims to preserve and bring forward for wider appreciation the outstanding works of art that many engraved titlepages and frontispieces represent. Over the time period covered by the present... Item #19757
Price: $30.00
SITWELL, Sacheverell and Handasyde Buchanan and James Fisher.
Fine Bird Books, 1700-1900.
New York: Atlantic Monthly Press, (1990), First American Edition. folio, cloth in dust jacket. (xii), 180pp. Atlantic Monthly Press, With a foreword by S. Dillon Ripley. Illustrated with 52 color plates. Sitwell's text highlights the master illustrators and their careers, but the focus of the book is a 90 page... Item #32
Price: $15.00
STRAHAN, Edward.
The New Hyperion. From Paris to Marly by Way of the Rhine.
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co. 1875, First Edition. large octavo, brown cloth stamped in black with gilt lettering and gilt Dore illustration on front cover and on spine. T.e.g. J. B. Lippincott & Co., With over 300 in-text illustrations. Light wear to cloth at top and bottom of spine... Item #24933
Price: $65.00
TAYLOR, Welford Dunaway.
The Woodcut Art of J. J. Lankes.
Boston: Godine, 1999, First Edition. octavo, cloth in dust jacket. 120pp. Godine, "Lankes worked exclusively in the East, and his woodcuts, mostly of scenery and structures, range from Northern Vermont to his adopted state, Virginia, with brief excursions into New York and Pennsylvania. He was commissioned on a regular basis... Item #6954
Price: $25.00
TIDCOMBE, Marianne, (editor).
Twenty-Five Gold-Tooled Bookbindings. An International Tribute to Bernard C. Middleton's "Recollections".
New Castle, Delaware: Oak Knoll Press, (1997), First Edition. quarto, wrappers. 76pp. Oak Knoll Press, An exhibition catalogue honoring Bernard C. Middleton. Twenty-five renowned bookbinders applied their skill and art to binding a copy of Middleton's memoir, Recollections, which had been published by the Bird & Bull Press. The catalogue... Item #9917
Price: $30.00
TIDCOMBE, Marianne.
Women Bookbinders 1880-1920.
(New Castle): Oak Knoll Press, (1996), First Edition. octavo, boards and cloth. (240) pp. Oak Knoll Press, From the author's Preface: "The main focus is on the three most famous women binders of the period, Sarah Prideaux, Katharine Adams, and Sybil Pye, and the Guild of Women Binders, but almost... Item #25819
Price: $75.00
TOPP, Dr. Chester W.
Victorian Yellowbacks & Paperbacks, 1849-1905. Volume I: George Routledge.
Denver: Hermitage Bookshop, 1993, First Edition. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. (xvi), (558)pp. Hermitage Bookshop, Illustrated, with 32 color plates. Yellowbacks were an important branch of fiction publishing in Victorian England, inexpensive books designed to be sold in railway stalls. This first volume focuses on George Routledge. Topp's multi-volume bibliography... Item #7521
Price: $25.00
TOPP, Dr. Chester W.
Victorian Yellowbacks & Paperbacks, 1849-1905. Volume II: Ward & Lock.
Denver: Hermitage Bookshop, 1995, First Edition. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. (xii), 456 pp. Hermitage Bookshop, Illustrated, with 32 color plates. Yellowbacks were an important branch of fiction publishing in Victorian England, inexpensive books designed to be sold in railway stalls. This second volume focuses on Ward & Lock. Topp's... Item #7522
Price: $25.00
TOPP, Dr. Chester W.
Victorian Yellowbacks & Paperbacks, 1849-1905. Volume III: Hotten, Chatto & Windus and Chapman and Hall.
Denver: Hermitage Bookshop, 1997, First Edition. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. (xvi), 520 pp. Hermitage Bookshop, Illustrated, with 32 color plates. Yellowbacks were an important branch of fiction publishing in Victorian England, inexpensive books designed to be sold in railway stalls. This third volume focuses on Hotten, Chatto & Windus... Item #7523
Price: $25.00
TOPP, Dr. Chester W.
Victorian Yellowbacks & Paperbacks, 1849-1905. Volume IV: Frederick Warne & Co. and Sampson Low & Co.
Denver: Hermitage Bookshop, 1999, First Edition. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. (xiv), 469 pp. Hermitage Bookshop, Illustrated, with 32 color plates. Yellowbacks were an important branch of fiction publishing in Victorian England, inexpensive books designed to be sold in railway stalls. This fourth volume focuses on Frederick Warne and Sampson... Item #7564
Price: $25.00
TOPP, Dr. Chester W.
Victorian Yellowbacks & Paperbacks, 1849-1905. Volume IX. David Bryce; Ingram, Cooke & Co.; David Bogue; Henry Lea; Swan Sonnenschein & Co.; and J. & C. Brown & Co.
Denver: Hermitage Antiquarian Bookshop, 2006, First Edition. quarto, boards in dust jacket. xii, (200) pp. Hermitage Antiquarian Bookshop, Illustrated, with 24 color plates. Yellowbacks were an important branch of fiction publishing in Victorian England, inexpensive books designed to be sold in railway stalls. This ninth and final volume focuses on... Item #25317
Price: $25.00
TOPP, Dr. Chester W.
Victorian Yellowbacks & Paperbacks, 1849-1905. Volume V: Macmillan & Co. and Smith & Elder & Co.
Denver: Hermitage Bookshop, 2001, First Edition. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. (xiv), 326 pp. Hermitage Bookshop, Illustrated, with 32 color plates. Yellowbacks were an important branch of fiction publishing in Victorian England, inexpensive books designed to be sold in railway stalls. This fifth volume focuses on Macmillan & Co. and... Item #9905
Price: $25.00
TOPP, Dr. Chester W.
Victorian Yellowbacks & Paperbacks, 1849-1905. Volume VI: Longmans, Green & Co., C.H. Clarke, John Maxwell & Co., Tinsley Bros.
Denver: Hermitage Bookshop, 2003, First Edition. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. 414 pp. Hermitage Bookshop, Illustrated, with 32 color plates. Yellowbacks were an important branch of fiction publishing in Victorian England, inexpensive books designed to be sold in railway stalls. This sixth volume focuses on Longmans, Green & Co., C.... Item #11898
Price: $25.00
TOPP, Dr. Chester W.
Victorian Yellowbacks & Paperbacks, 1849-1905. Volume VII: F.V. White & Co., Cassell & Co., William Blackwood & Sons, Vizetelly.
Denver: Hermitage Bookshop, 2003, First Edition. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. (xii), (464) pp. Hermitage Bookshop, Illustrated, with 32 color plates. Yellowbacks were an important branch of fiction publishing in Victorian England, inexpensive books designed to be sold in railway stalls. This first volume focuses on George Routledge. Topp's multi-volume... Item #12476
Price: $25.00
TOPP, Dr. Chester W.
Victorian Yellowbacks & Paperbacks, 1849-1905. Volume VIII. Simpkin, Marshall & Co., J. W. Arrowsmith, Richard Bentley, Ward & Downey, James Blackwood.
Denver: Hermitage Antiquarian Bookshop, 2005, First Edition. quarto, boards in dust jacket. xii, 480 pp. Hermitage Antiquarian Bookshop, Illustrated, with 26 color plates. Yellowbacks were an important branch of fiction publishing in Victorian England, inexpensive books designed to be sold in railway stalls. This eighth and penultimate volume focuses on... Item #13535
Price: $25.00
TWYMAN, Michael.
Early Lithographed Books, A Study of the Design and Production of Improper Books in the Age of the Hand Press.
London: Farrand Press, 1990, First Edition. quarto, cloth. 371pp. Farrand Press, . "When Aloys Senefelder invented lithography in 1796, he made it possible to produce books without the use of a hand-press. It revolutionized publishing, making it possible to reproduce cheaply and efficiently short- hand symbols, calligraphy, facsimiles, military maps... Item #7431
Price: $20.00
TZANETATOU, Evangelia.
The Art of Bookbinding: Treasures from the Gennadius Library 1464-1911, A Catalogue of an Exhibition.
Athens, Greece: American School of Classical Studies at Athens, 2002, First Edition. octavo, printed wrappers. 111 pp. American School of Classical Studies at Athens, Illustrated, some in color. Text in English and Greek. Very fine. Item #23623
Price: $40.00
UPDIKE, Daniel Berkeley.
Printing Types. Their History, Forms, and Use. Two volumes.
New Castle: Oak Knoll Press, 2001, Third Edition. octavo, wrappers. 1,088pp. Oak Knoll Press, Extensively enlarged. With over 360 illustrations. With new introductions by Martin Hutner. The seminal work on the subject. "The text supplies a survey of the development of movable type designs from their invention through the nineteenth... Item #10836
Price: $30.00
America At Last.
Mimeograph of typescript, as published by Putnam, New York, (1965), (265) pp., 8 1/2" x 11", recto only. This item was acquired from Chicago booksellers Hamill & Barker in 1970. Frances Hamill informed us that shortly after T. H. White's death in 1964, David Garnett had four to six copies... Item #23052
Price: $450.00
"Wave Says To Wave."
Carbon typescript with an ink manuscript correction in White's hand and a six line pencil note by White that this poem "...is for a song in a play about Tristram & Isolde which I am writing..." He notes that this can be sung in 40 seconds. On 8" x 10"... Item #23047
Price: $750.00
WRIGHT, Lyle H.
American Fiction, 1774-1900: A Contribution Toward a Bibliography. Three vols.
San Marino: Huntington Library, 1969, 1978,1978, octavo, cloth in dust jacket. Huntington Library, Revised and Corrected Editions. Volume I: 1774-1850; Volume II: 1851-1875; Volume III: 1876-1900. An essential tool for the study of American literature. Item #9737
Price: $75.00
YOUNG, Philip and Charles W. Mann.
The Hemingway Manuscripts. An Inventory.
University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, (1969), First Edition. octavo, cloth in dust jacket. xiv, 138pp. Pennsylvania State University Press, Illustrated. An annotated inventory of the complete literary estate left by Hemingway, including much that was unpublished. Very fine. Item #46
Price: $12.00
YOUNG, Timothy.
Drawn to Enchant. Original Children's Book Art in the Betsy Beinecke Shirley Collection.
New Haven: Yale University Press, 2007, First Edition. quarto, cloth in dust jacket. 196 pp. Yale University Press, Betsy Beinecke Shirley, one of the great collectors of American children's literature, gathered a peerless collection of books, original illustrations, manuscripts, and ephemera. This gorgeously illustrated book presents over 200 selected original... Item #18174
Price: $20.00


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"I had the pleasure of participating in the teacher training program at Nourish Yoga in Santa Cruz. The program was comprehensive and extremely enjoyable. Each module was well thought out and each module built on the next so that by the end of the program, I felt confident and prepared to teach yoga classes that are safe and well rounded for many different levels of students. It is clear that Victor intends to prepare well rounded yoga teachers with many tools to pull from as we head out to teach.
The part of this particular teacher training I found to be most valuable was the 8 weeks of student teaching. Each week during this portion of the program, we had the opportunity to teach with Victor. Again, each week was designed to increase our confidence, teach a bit more until, in the end of the course, we accumulated the necessary skill set to teach an entire class. After every class, I met with Victor to discuss the class just taught and was offered notes to consider for the next time. It is during this portion of the program that I feel I've grown as a teacher the most. I find that I'm a more well rounded teacher and human for that matter, after participating in this program. I highly recommend the program."
"When I first started going to Nourish in 2013, I knew it would be the studio I would choose to get my YTT Certification. Victor Dubin has created a teacher training program that sets each student up for success. Each of the six courses are four weeks long, allowing you to fully engage in peer-teacher discourse, and absorb the proper knowledge of a Yoga Teacher. I did not expect to learn so much of what I wasn't able to comprehend in high school, such as anatomy and the nervous system and respiratory cycle. I also did not expect to learn so much about myself as a person, student and teacher. Once completing the six courses, follows an eight-week apprenticeship. In these eight weeks, you are assistent teaching two of Victors classes. Victor provides incredible support and guidance by meeting before and after each class, giving you the chance to reflect on your performance. He truly wants his students to feel as prepared as they can be when it's time to teach their own classes. I have learned more about Yoga, in the one year I have been in this program, than I have in my whole five years of practice. One can see how Victor's dedicated practice of Yoga, has shaped an honest and empowering style of teaching. I am so grateful for EVERYONE at Nourish, staff and students. Nourish has created a space that genuinely emits warmth, light and respect."
"Taking and completing the 200 hour yoga teacher training program through Nourish was probably one of the best decisions I have made for my life, ever. The training was thorough and engaging, interesting and inspiring, always leaving me eager to continue learning and digging deeper after class and between classes. From human anatomy and physiology, the nervous system, circulation and respiration systems, history, philosophy, how to teach/teaching skills, and business ethics of being a yoga teacher, this training covered it all. I learned so much about yoga that I can use on and off the mat, as a teacher, and as an eternal student of yoga. I would recommend this teacher training program to anyone and everyone, whether you decide to go on as a teacher or just would like to deepen your own personal practice and understanding of not only yoga, but yourself, your mind, body, soul, and the world around you."
"The 200 Hour Yoga Teacher Training program at Nourish is world-class! The year long journey explores the depths of the body, mind, spirit connection with playful and boundless enthusiasm. The manner in which Victor Dubin builds up each of his students with knowledge - from the basics of anatomy, the nervous system, the respiratory system, to how yoga interacts with these processes, yogic philosophy, issues in teaching, developing teaching skills, and capping it all off with an 8 week apprenticeship to grow confidence through experience - truly shows his passion for the subject and his unwavering commitment to his students. I would highly recommend this program to anyone seeking to expand their knowledge of yoga, cultivate their personal practice, and share the heart of yoga with those around them. I also recommend any of Victor's classes and the Nourish studio to anyone seeking to establish a practice. I am so grateful and inspired by the loving community I have found. Thank you Victor! And thank you to everyone at Nourish Santa Cruz!"
"If you are looking for an in depth yoga teacher training program and like a teacher with a strong (sometimes brash) sense of humor, then this is the program for you. The past ten months have been life changing and completing this program, I feel like I have a foundation that will serve me well on my teaching journey."
"After looking into many different yoga teacher training programs, I am grateful to have found and completed Victor Dubin's 200-hour RYT training program at Nourish. The program consists of 6 one-month modules followed by 8 weeks of student teaching. The modules run on a continuous cycle so students can begin the program at the module of their choosing. Being able to sign up for just one module at a time gave me the opportunity to confirm that the program was a fit for me before making a 9 month commitment. My first module was History and Philosophy of Yoga and I knew during that first week of class that I was in the right place due to Victor's high quality teaching and professionalism. Having a consistent schedule of class two nights each week was well-paced for me. In addition to class attendance and assignments, students are expected to maintain a reflection journal and log of personal practice (approx. 4-5 hours per week). I found this to be very useful documentation of my questions, discoveries, and growth. Weekly office hours are offered, a unique feature of a teacher training program, and I often brought my questions there. Upon completion of the coursework, the apprenticeship component begins by teaching alongside Victor in his studio classes. Initially the student teacher leads a few poses and by the end of the 8 weeks, teaches the entire class. I appreciated the well thought-out structure that Victor provides for this experience. Each teaching session is followed by a debriefing session involving detailed constructive criticism and guidance where I was challenged to grow and rise to my potential. I feel that I have been provided with a strong, solid foundation as I embark on my journey as a yoga teacher. I am extremely grateful for the quality training I received and the personal growth I experienced in the process; I highly recommend this program."
"Approaching the age of 67 and having had a full and demanding career in high tech and higher education in Silicon Valley, I sought out a respected, knowledgeable instructor for completing my yoga teacher training. Before I started my teacher training I had practiced with several yoga teachers that were trained by Mr. Dubin and I was always impressed by their knowledge and quality of instruction.
The teacher training program was demanding and comprehensive covering subjects of muscles, bones and joints, the hidden language of yoga, yoga as medicine, circulatory system, and of course teaching yoga, understanding postures, contraindications, adjustments and final exams after each course that required hours of research and analysis of topics that applied to each subject of study.
Once all subject matter was covered in a classroom environment, the challenging, but all-important, student teaching experience under Mr. Dubin's guidance was started. The student teaching process included teaching postures for eight weeks, twice a week, increasingly teaching more of a class each week, until the final week requiring me to teach the entire class from opening meditation to closing. I am so pleased that I had the opportunity to student teach under Mr. Dubin's watchful eye. His open and honest correction of my teaching progress was invaluable and led to growth I could not have experienced without his input.
Without a doubt I feel that I am prepared to be a yoga teacher after my months of yoga teacher training. While I know that I still have lots to learn, I believe the start of my yoga teaching journey is on solid ground."
"I researched several yoga teacher training programs and chose to go with the teacher training program at Nourish of Santa Cruz taught by Victor Dubin. With the classes meeting two nights per week and over a longer duration of time, I thought I would gain a better understanding of the material covered and be able to juggle my work and family schedule. This turned out to be a great decision - the program educated me about the history and philosophy of yoga and the muscles, bones, joints and nervous systems courses provided another perspective for me as a kinesiology instructor and coach. The sequence of courses and Victor's teaching style (facilitator and guide) allowed me to see the integration and connection of the mind, body, and breath. I utilize and refer to this information when I work with my student-athletes and during my own practice.
One of the most valuable and personally rewarding courses was the eight weeks of student teaching with Victor's mentoring and guidance. The ability to apply the knowledge gained from class discussions and readings in an actual yoga practice is invaluable. I highly recommend the teacher training program at Nourish with Victor."
James teaches yoga, kinesiology, and physical education at West Valley College in Saratoga, CA and coaches at Cabrillo College in Aptos, CA.
"It's hard to overemphasize the quality of this program. It is clear that each component has been carefully thought out and intentionally placed to have the optimal educational impact on the students participating. Practically, there were a few key things I really appreciated about the program. The first was the format. Attending class twice a week integrated the practice and principles of yoga into my life in a really holistic and life-changing way. It also allowed me to begin the training with the option of taking the classes non-sequentially which made it more accessible given my full time work schedule. I also really appreciated the amount of depth we went into in the subjects of anatomy, physiology, respiration, circulation, and the nervous system. Understanding these systems solidified my understanding of the practical ways that yoga can be a tool for stress management in everyday life. More generally, I really valued the clear emphasis on the responsibility of a yoga teacher that was woven into all the material. Victor embodies the values and principles of yoga in a way that demonstrates what students can work towards. Rather than train in a specific type of yoga, I have become confident in and comfortable with the poses and principles of yoga, the craft of teaching, and the connection between these practices and the movement of life "off the mat." I would highly recommend this program to anyone interested in doing a Yoga Teacher Training. It was a tremendously positive and transformative experience in my life."
"The yoga teacher training at Nourish is a comprehensive program that prepared me to teach yoga. The courses lay a foundation of knowledge and open doors for students to further explore the art and science of yoga. Classes are held in the evenings two days a week, which allows students to continue working and practicing yoga without rearranging their lives. A valuable aspect of the Nourish teacher training is the 8 week apprenticeship. Students work with Victor to gradually teach an entire yoga class from start to finish. He takes time to give constructive feedback and encouraged me to find my own teaching style. Overall, I feel confident that the Nourish yoga teacher training program will deepen anyone's personal practice and prepare them to teach yoga."
"The yoga Teacher Training program at NOURISH, led by Victor Dubin, is a well-rounded program. Touching on yoga history, philosophy, physiology, anatomy, things that create a great class and teacher and the business of yoga, it's pace was perfect for my life, as a busy single Mom. Specifics of each class were highlighted and integrated with previous materials. Allowing for a comprehensive examination of all the things most needed for a successful yoga teacher training. Overall I am very happy with the education I received and I would and have recommended Victor's teacher training."
"I enrolled in the Yoga Teacher Training program with the intention of expanding my understanding of the practice of yoga, my practice of yoga, and teaching in general, but not necessarily becoming a yoga teacher. Throughout my journey, that changed as my confidence and understanding grew.
The structure of the program fit well with my busy lifestyle. Thanks to the program's thoughtful design and Victor's teaching, I was able to integrate the information we were learning at the appropriate level for my learning style, and past knowledge. The consistent class meetings allowed me to reinforce what I was learning, and integrate it into my personal practice effectively.
One of the key features that makes this program stand out is the student teaching apprenticeship. I was able to discover myself as a teacher with the guidance of my mentor, and effectively develop my teaching style.
Upon graduating the program, I have been given the opportunity to continue developing as a teacher by substitute teaching classes at NOURISH. I have loved every minute of my experience as a teacher so far, and look forward to the bright future ahead.
My intentions of expanding my understanding of yoga, my practice, and teaching were well met, and encouraged to grow further following completion of the program. Enrolling in this program made me a stronger, more independent, and thoughtful person. I recommend the NOURISH Yoga Teacher Training program to anyone who wishes to learn more about themselves, and the practice of yoga."
"The teacher training program at NOURISH was an investment that really paid off. My yoga practice has deepened as a result of learning and understanding how yoga impacts the body. I enjoyed the relaxed learning environment during the classes and the dialogue was lively and encouraged deep thinking of what yoga is as a practice and a philosophy. I appreciated the two month long student teaching portion of the series- it allowed me to develop my teaching skills in a thoughtful and meaningful way and by the end of the eight weeks my confidence had grown along with my teaching skills. I strongly recommend this course if you are interested in learning to become a yoga teacher.
I had been practicing yoga for 12 years before I decided to venture into the world of teacher training. My children were getting older and I needed to find something to occupy my time. I dove into the first class- Muscles, Bones and Joints and had my first aha moment! I knew I loved yoga but learning more deeply about the physiological impact of yoga on the body was amazing to me! I continued on with no expectation I would teach yoga. My own practice became deeper and more focused as I continued on the teacher path. I discovered during the student teaching portion of the series that I enjoyed teaching almost as much as I enjoyed practicing. Yoga has helped me in so many ways both physically and emotionally and I hope to share that with others by teaching and bringing that sense of peace and balance to others."
"I was on the fence about teacher training to begin with. I was wary of yoga stereotypes, of taking on such a predictable Santa Cruz identity, of having to abandon my personality to be peaceful - boring - so I thought. Plus, it was a serious financial consideration. I oscillated between going for it and forgetting about it up until the last moment before the first course began, and something got me to click the button to register. After a few classes in the first of the six courses, I found myself beaming every time I walked in the door at NOURISH. Throughout the training we stumbled upon all sorts of topics - especially in the History and Philosophy of Yoga course - whose equalizing ambiguity places everybody in the same position of non-knowing; at these moments I felt simultaneously the senses of wonder, solidarity, and humility. I have begun to notice the presence of this weave within me more and more, and it feels absolutely wonderful. In all of its uncertainty, ambiguity can be a place of surprising stability. And reconciliations like this abound. We can have simplicity and complexity at the same moment. We find that difference and sameness are interlocked. Harmony and Chaos are not enemies but partners. We can ground down into the mat even as we lift to the sky. Our lives can be uncontroversialy peaceful and interesting. Discovering how is the great fun of yoga."
Sara teaches yoga in Santa Cruz. You can read more of Sara's refelections on the NOURISH Yoga Teacher training here.
"Nourish's Yoga Teacher training program couldn't have found me at a better time. I was at a crossroads in my life where I didn't know what was to come in the next chapter. I dove into the teacher training program with the simple intent of deepening my personal practice. I wasn't sure I'd want to teach, but through the in-depth training program and working with Victor, I came to realize the old adage: that we teach best what we most need to learn. Working with Victor taught me to be both the student and the teacher at all times -- constantly curious about what can be gained from the process of yoga. This program gifted me with knowledge, understanding, and true mentorship and friendship with others in the program. Totally life changing for the better!"
Amanda teaches yoga in the Inland Empire in Southern California. You can learn more about Amanda and her teaching at:
"I always tell students that inquire about seeking training (where to, how to choose etc.) that I am authentically grateful for my training process because I didn't search for a place to get certified, but rather, searched for a teacher that inspired me; someone I wanted to learn from. I appreciate that Victor's approach is a "holistic" view of yoga, or as I've heard him say: "nondenominational", which I love. All students are unique and Victor wholly embraces that in is his teaching on the mat, and in the classroom. I felt supported to explore a wide range of styles and learn about lengths of history and philosophy, all the while encouraged to dive deeper into what was resonating with me most so that I could truly create my own style and discover my personal teaching voice."
Marissa teaches yoga in the San Francisco Bay Area regularly at: Fitmob, OM Power, Butterfly Yoga, Academy of Art University, EA Sports, and Mark Logic. She frequently subs classes at many other Bay Area locations. You can find out more about Marissa and her teaching at: www.mettamars.com
"The Yoga Teacher Training program at Nourish opened new paths of existence in my personal, physical, and spiritual life. I was so grateful that Victor taught us in such a broad way as to allow us students to experience and create our own Yoga teaching style. Nourish lends itself to the idea that yoga is for everyone and the Teacher Training backs this immensely. It was a honor to be a part of the program, and that honor continues with each class I teach." Zoe currently teaches at NOURISH, Toadal Fitness, and Mission Hill Middle School in Santa Cruz.
"The teacher training program at NOURISH allowed me to develop a clear and conscious approach to teaching yoga. NOURISH's program encourages students to explore the mind, body, and soul in rich and meaningful ways. Victor's approach helped to boost my own self-confidence and the way that I bring knowledge to all my students. Immediately after finishing the program I was granted an opportunity to teach classes at NOURISH. I am also an elementary school teacher and still sub for NOURISH. I feel so blessed that I have been able to maintain a connection with this amazing community. Other local studios know of the integrity and skill of teachers coming out of this program, so finding teaching opportunities is not very challenging. This program has given me a sound foundation for teaching yoga."
Brenna teaches elementary school in Soquel, CA and yoga in Aptos and Santa Cruz. Learn more about Brenna at:
"I started in Victor's teaching training program in 2009. It was a one year program, I thought it was very comprehensive and thorough. At first I thought it was going to be a bit to long but discovered along the way that I needed all that time to explore and learn all the necessary information about Yoga. I thoroughly enjoyed learning from Victor and his style of teaching. I highly recommend his Teaching Training program,if you are planning on becoming a yoga instructor or if you are a student that loves yoga, it will take you deeper into you practice and understanding how yoga broadens and strengthens all areas of your life."
Debra lives and works in Santa Cruz.
"I came to Santa Cruz as a Software engineer and left as a Yoga Instructor. I feel so lucky I was able to meet with Victor all the way from Turkey. Then by the end of 2010 I have started teaching in Turkey. My teacher here kept praising I had very good training and I was teaching very succesfully. First I didn't understand why. Then I attended some other trainings here. Finally I've realized how fulfilling Victor's training was. I didn't understand back then but he taught the basics and key points so well I've never had hard time modifying poses, figuring things on my own and help my students. Now I have my own studio in Ankara, Turkey. I share lovely classes with my students and leave with a big smile. I have a long way in front of me. I only wish Victor was closer."
Cigla teaches yoga in her home town of Ankara, Turkey. You can find out more about Cigla and her yoga studio at www.suyogaankara.com
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"I've taken yoga from Victor Dubin for 10 years in various locations. NOURISH is the best one yet: convenient, clean and colorful, it's a pleasure to show up. Victor and Roxanne are both excellent instructors who really care about their students. The owners, Victor and his nutritionist wife, Jocelyn, take an interest in the community and show compassion for the needy, which adds to the robust feel of the place. In fact, the entire NOURISH team, including the desk staff, are warm and friendly. It's an inviting studio in which to learn yoga. "~S.W. Santa Cruz
"Before going to NOURISH, my wife had to tie my shoes. I didn't know whether to breathe in or breathe out....Now I'm not only tying my own shoes, but putting on my socks as well."~Kim B.


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The deadliest attack was in the southern Shiite city of Najaf, about 100 miles south of Baghdad, where a parked car bomb ripped through a commercial area, killing six people, said Maj. Gen. Emad al-Taie. That attack also wounded 13 people, said al-Taie, the provincial police chief.
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Zero energy asymptotics of the resolvent for a class of slowly decaying potentials
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- Fournais, S. & Skibsted, E. Math. Z. (2004) 248: 593. doi:10.1007/s00209-004-0673-9
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We prove a limiting absorption principle at zero energy for two-body Schrödinger operators with long-range potentials having a positive virial at infinity. More precisely, we establish a complete asymptotic expansion of the resolvent in weighted spaces when the spectral parameter tends to zero in cones which are adjacent to the positive real axis. The principal tools are absence of eigenvalue at zero, singular Mourre theory and microlocal estimates.
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Monthly Archives: November 2015
Managing Your Acne Issues Effectively And Efficiently: Tips And Suggestions
Pimples is one of the biggest problems that teenagers and adults face. It affects appearance and self-esteem. There are steps people can take to minimize or get rid of their acne. Check out the easy tips in this article for steps to take. Follow them to permanently improve acne quickly and easily.
One thing that can help your pimples is to actually sweat it out. When you exert yourself and cause your body to produce sweat, you are actually flushing out the toxins in your system, which is great for preventing breakouts. Just make sure to wash your face after you sweat, so you don't clog your pores.
Ideas For Reducing And Getting Rid Of Pimples Problems
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To prevent the spread of an pimples breakout, do not pick or pop your pimples. Although it is tempting to try and pop a zit that has appeared on your face, doing so is the easiest way to spread bacteria from that pimple onto the rest of your face – causing a larger breakout.
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For those that currently struggle with pimples, you know how incredibly frustrating it is. Not only does your self-esteem take a huge hit, but so does your wallet due to trying everything under the sun to get rid of it. This article will cover some tips for those suffering from zits.
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Book Club
Each month during the academic year, we'll be choosing one author to feature as our book club author of the month. On this page you can find their stories – in Chinese and in English translation.
We're delighted that several of the authors will be visiting Leeds, so you'll have the opportunity to come and hear them read their work. Browse the menu on the left hand side of this page to find out more about each month's featured author, and read their stories in Chinese and in English translation.
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Arnaud Le Texier & Antonio De Angelis, Lucy, Mushroom Boyz, Replika & Elastic Sound, Dale Howard and more.
Deep house is a subgenre of house music that fuses elements of Chicago house into the 1980s jazz-funk and touches of soul music. In the early compositions (1988—89), influences of jazz music were most frequently brought out by using more complex chords than simple triads (7ths, 9ths, 13ths, suspensions, alterations) which are held for many bars and give compositions a slightly dissonant feel. Later deep house tracks (1993—94) were also heavily influenced by disco and even merged into a disputable disco house genre.
The use of vocals became more common in deep house than in many other forms of house music. Sonic qualities include soulful vocals, slow and concentrated dissonant melodies, smooth, stylish, and chic demeanor.
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That I should be taking
And a pill to help that pill go down.
There's a pill for my legs
That I can't have with eggs
But I still do if no one's around.
There's a pill for the pain
It works in sunshine but not rain
And a pill for the lack of a good memory.
There's a pill for the down days
that I must take for always
or I'll seem to be somebody else – not me.
There's a vitamin I take
That aides the pill that helps me not shake
And another that helps all around.
I counted my pill stash
Something I can't do with my cash
As the cash is spent on all these pills that abound.
Azilect, Vitamin E, Vitamin D,
Requip, Carbadopa, Lexapro, they be
All these into my mouth they must go.
Add to that Sinemet and Artane,
Don't forget the pill that helps with the pain
'Cause I follow doctor's orders, it's so.
There's plenty more
At the local drugstore
It's convenient to just make a call.
I ask for a refill
Of this pill and that pill
They'll be happy to give you them all.
Just name your price
They'll treat you real nice
And tell you what you don't want to hear
"That'll be three hundred dollars, please"
"But I have no insurance , you see"
And they keep your stash and offer an "Oh,dear."
You wonder if it matters if you skip a pill
After all, you've certainly had your fill
But you come up with nothing but… empty.
You're a young person still
With a disease against your will
Trying to make the best of a travesty.
So pay the fee to pop the whites and the reds
And just before climbing up and snuggling into bed
Don't forget to take the purple and orange one, too.
For when you awake the next morning
And you feel like you are soaring
Just remember, those pills are helping you be you.


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