61. Artisthodes 2002 Whale,George Digital Printmaking A C Black p.73 74 + 2 colour Barefeild,Naren plates Scott, Paul Painted Clay, Graphic Arts the Ceramic Surface A C http://www.uiah.fi/to/DS_site/artisthod.htm

ynsi CHARLOTTE HODES IMAGE 1 IMAGE 2 IMAGE 3 IMAGE 4 ... CV l Kevin Atherton Shelagh Cluett Paul Coldwell Andrew Folan ... Index page Tapestry from a series of 4 computer generated etchings Image size 34 x 29cm paper size 58 x42cm BACK NEXT IMAGE Wax Inkjet print from the series Angels 33.5 x 47cm shown at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, 1999 PREVIOUS NEXT Vase from cacophony Under glaze and enamel transfers onto earthenware PREVIOUS NEXT Cacophony an installation at the Victoria and Albert Museum 2002 Under glaze and enamel transfers onto earthenware. Vases 25cm, 30 cm and 35 cm ht. PREVIOUS BACK CHARLOTTE HODES Education One-Person Exhibitions Fragmented Histories Galerie 88, Kolkata, India 2001 Fragmented Histories Quay Art, Yorkshire Arts, Hull Paintings,Prints,Ceramics Berwin Leighton Paisner in

62. George K George Whale tail small.jpg (64574 bytes). Small Whale tail $350. GeorgeWhale tail large.jpg (64526 bytes). Large Whale tail - $5330. http://www.kamakanagallery.com/George K..htm

Kamakana Fine Arts Gallery George Kuznecous Wood Carvings Click on image for a larger version. George has traveled throughout the south Pacific looking for that right place to live. Retired, George made Molokai his home about a year ago. He loves the ocean and much of his wood working is about the ocean. Small whale tail - $350 Spear gun carved from Monkeypod - $2500 Closeup of spear gun handle Replica of tiki at Place of Refuge - $1430 Large whale tail - $5330 Contact us at kgallery@aloha.net Kamakana Fine Arts Homepage Other Wood Sculptures Other Fine Arts and Crafts

63. Bowhead Whales May Be The World's Oldest Mammals, Alaska Science Forum While helping Alaska Native Whale hunter Billy Adams cut sections of blubber froma bowhead Whale, Biologist Craig George pressed his knife into a deep scar in http://www.gi.alaska.edu/ScienceForum/ASF15/1529.html

Alaska Science Forum February 15, 2001 Bowhead Whales May Be the World's Oldest Mammals Article # 1529 by Ned Rozell This column is provided as a public service by the Geophysical Institute, University of Alaska Fairbanks, in cooperation with the UAF research community. Ned Rozell is a science writer at the institute. While helping Alaska Native whale hunter Billy Adams cut sections of blubber from a bowhead whale, Biologist Craig George pressed his knife into a deep scar in the whale's skin. The knife made a crunching noise, so George cut deeper. Minutes later, he pulled out a sharp harpoon point the whale had been carrying for perhaps a century. Ten years earlier, whaling captain Fred Ahmaogak from Wainwright found an ivory harpoon tipped with a metal blade. As of early 2001, hunters have recovered six of these old harpoon points from bowhead whales. Along with new chemical evidence from the whales' eyes, the harpoon tips suggest that the bowhead may be the oldest living mammal on Earth. George, who works for the North Slope Borough in Barrow, has studied bowheads for 21 years. The whales grow to 60 feet, weigh one ton at birth, and can weigh more than 120,000 pounds as adults. Insulated by blubber more than one foot thick and shielded by heavy bones in their skulls used to break holes in sea ice, bowheads spend their entire lives in northern waters.

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65. Artwithbraininmind-l: Re: Absinthe Re absinthe. From George Whale (G.Whale@lboro.ac.uk) Date Thu Apr20 2000 050636 EDT Next message George Whale. George Whale http://kh.bu.edu/artwithbraininmind-l/0299.html

Re: absinthe From: George Whale ( G.Whale@lboro.ac.uk Date: Thu Apr 20 2000 - 05:06:36 EDT Next message: Rob P. Levy: "Disembodied Creativity" Previous message: George Whale: "Re: opposition to embodied perception?" In reply to: Glenn English: "Re: awbim-discussions" Next in thread: Steve Kudlak: "Re: absinthe, opium (laudanum specificfly), amphetamine, LSD etc." Reply: Steve Kudlak: "Re: absinthe, opium (laudanum specificfly), amphetamine, LSD etc." Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] Any self-respecting art student could have told the NY Times this - getting smashed (by whatever means) and hallucinating can enhance visual creativity. I believe Jean Cocteau wrote on this very subject (his favourite tipple was opium, apparently). George Whale. George Whale Research Associate Loughborough University School of Art and Design (LUSAD) Loughborough University Loughborough Leicestershire UK Tel: 01509 228967 WEB SITE: http://pks.bu.edu/awbim POST MESSAGE: Send a message to artwithbraininmind-l@pks.bu.edu (UN)SUBSCRIBE: Send message to majordomo@pks.bu.edu

66. Artwithbraininmind-l: Re: Opposition To Embodied Perception? Re opposition to embodied perception? From George Whale (G.Whale@lboro.ac.uk)Date Thu Apr 20 2000 045424 EDT Next message http://kh.bu.edu/artwithbraininmind-l/0298.html

Re: opposition to embodied perception? From: George Whale ( G.Whale@lboro.ac.uk Date: Thu Apr 20 2000 - 04:54:24 EDT Next message: George Whale: "Re: absinthe" Previous message: melinda rackham: "Re: awbim: thoughts and links" In reply to: Anne Hamker: "opposition to embodied perception?" Next in thread: Rob P. Levy: "Disembodied Creativity" Reply: Rob P. Levy: "Disembodied Creativity" Reply: M. S. AtKisson: "Re: opposition to embodied perception?" Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] As opposed to disembodied perception, disembodied mind as, for example, in attempts to implement mechanisms of perception and mind in computer systems. There are a lot of elderly, rich, eccentric atheists in California who are banking upon this kind of disembodied consciousness becoming a reality quite soon, so that they can excercise their right to immortality (it's in the Constitution, isn't it?) - a little optimistic, I think. However, I'm sure you're aware that there are people working in the fields of artificial vision and artificial intelligence who are making some small progress in these matters. There have even been interesting attempts to

67. MBARI Discussion Website TOC (Framed) 2/15/01 Re Fin Whale Heart Young scholar 2/7/02 Re Fin Whale Heart Joh Ehret HIghMarine Biology Students 2/16/01 Re Fin Whale Heart George I. Matsumoto 2/15 http://www.mbari.org/discuss/disc2_tocf.htm

Contents shaker-mill request Dan Schuller 10/11/02 Great site! Raphael Cheney 9/29/02 Raphael Cheney Marine Mammology Kristine Scandlen 9/10/02 Re: Marine Mammology George I. Matsumoto 10/3/02 centric diatoms Burhanettin S. Altan 8/31/02 freshwater jellyfish m. mcpherson 8/30/02 ROV and Submersible engineers Craig Aasen 6/11/02 Re: ROV and Submersible engineers George I. Matsumoto 6/26/02 Deep Sea Spreading On East Pacific Rise Andrea 4/22/02 Re: Deep Sea Spreading On East Pacific Rise Jenni Kela 5/1/02 Water Temperature in the Monterey Bay Canyon Terry Glenn 4/16/02 Re: Water Temperature in the Monterey Bay Canyon George 4/21/02 narwhals Missy 4/1/02 Re: narwhals George I. Matsumoto 4/9/02 Re: narwhals Daddy Bear 7/9/02 Re: Narwhals kristy 9/18/02 Re: Narwhals Theresa 9/26/02 Vehicles Johnny 3/30/02 Re: Vehicles George I. Matsumoto 4/9/02

68. KCTS Program Information: George Shrinks His crossaquarium chase ends with George and the zooopersub in the Whale tank, whereGeorge fixes the Whale's sore tooth and becoming part of the big closing http://www.kcts.org/seriesdetail.asp?N1=GRGE&TimeFrame=Previous

69. George H. Perkins by Zadock Thompson in the 1850's, little significant work on the Whale skeletonwas done until 1908, when Vermont State Geologist George H. Perkins published http://www.uvm.edu/whale/GeorgeWPerkins.html

George H. Perkins Following the original observations by Zadock Thompson in the 1850's, little significant work on the whale skeleton was done until 1908, when Vermont State Geologist George H. Perkins published an article entitled: Fossi l Cetacea of the Pleistocene of the United States and Canada (with special reference to Delphinapterus vermontanus , Thompson) . In it, Perkins provided detailed measurements of the bones and teeth, and speculated on the major questions of the w hales age, lineage and evolutionary history. The following are direct quotes from Perkin's work: "...the most important question...is whether the Vermont specimen possesses sufficient differences from Delphinapterus leucas to confirm Thompson's name vermontana . That the generic status of the specimen is correctly determined, that is, that it is a true Delphinapterus , there is, I think, no doubt, but whether it is identical with the living species leucas or should be placed as a new species, as Thompson thought, is not so readily decided." "Anyone who has studied the skeletons of living cetacea (whales) to any extent has soon become convinced of the difficulty, which in many cases amounts to impossibility, of satisfactorily determining the specific identity of two skeletons, or pa rts of them, unless there is opportunity to make direct comparison of the bones. Even then it is not always easy to arrive at certainty. The difficulties arise from the considerable individual variation in the same species and in a greater or less gener al similarity which is found in skeletons of different species or even genera."

70. George Fitzsimmons in the classroom and at regular practice days on the Hawkesbury River, disentanglingour famous black Whale called 'Millie' a Whale that George himself had http://orrca.org.au/georgefitzsimmons.htm

George Fitzsimmons Those who knew George Fitzsimmons were shocked by his death in the tragic fire at Mt Kuring-gai on Thursday 8th June 2000. He was one of three NPWS field officers killed during a back-burning operation designed to protect private homes from bushfires next summer. George, a Field Officer with the National Parks and Wildlife Service, had been a member of Orrca since 1992. He was a man of diverse talents, and throughout the years he worked selflessly for the organization, offering us all his skills and expertise, and above all complete dedication to the conservation of marine mammals. He was always willing to discuss ideas about marine mammal rescue operations, and to provide us with encouragement to reach new goals. One of George's roles in Orrca was directing the Rapid Response Team, which is responsible for rescuing marine mammals entangled in nets and ropes. This is a team of Orrca and NPWS officers who, since 1994, have shared their knowledge and expertise in the classroom and at regular practice days on the Hawkesbury River, disentangling our famous black whale called 'Millie' - a whale that George himself had helped design and build. Shortly after the team was formed, we had our first challenge: to rescue a seal entangled with ropes and buoys off Sydney Heads. The next challenge was in 1998 with a humpback trailing a huge load of shark netting off Collaroy. The team worked in difficult sea conditions and it was late in the afternoon before the whale was finally freed of its burden and headed south.

71. George Eastman House William Vander Weyde - Strip 43 Series William Vander Weyde Strip 43. George Eastman House Still Photograph ArchiveFull Catalog Record 7400560005. DESCRIPTIVE TITLE Submarine Whale . http://www.geh.org/ar/strip43/htmlsrc/m197400560005_ful.html

William Vander Weyde - Strip 43 George Eastman House Still Photograph Archive Full Catalog Record Go to: Home Index Checklists Thumbnails ... Jump to image Vander Weyde, William M. American (1871(?)-1929) DESCRIPTIVE TITLE: Submarine "Whale" negative, gelatin on glass 6.5x8.5 in. Gift of New York Public Library NON-GEH NUMBER: (138 ) NOTES: Catalogued 5/87, KR SUBJECT: landscape, shipyard Jump to text Reposition image Go to: Home Index Checklists Thumbnails The contents of this site, including all images and text, are for personal, educational, non-commercial use only. The contents of this site may not be reproduced in any form without the permission of the George Eastman House. Janice Madhu Assistant Archivist, Print Service George Eastman House 900 East Avenue Rochester, NY 14607 telephone 585.271.3361 ext 319 email jkm@geh.org

72. Whale Watching In Canada - Listing Of Tour Operators! Interactive Outdoors, St. George, Whale watching, DeepSea fishing. ScenicMarine Tours, St. George, Bay of Fundy, Whale watching, scuba diving. http://www3.sympatico.ca/jackygirl/whale.html

Have a 'Whale of a Time' whale watching in Canada's Bay of Fundy, Bay of Chaleur or British Columbia's exciting West Coast. Hundreds of value priced whale watching tours for you and the entire family - and most guarantee memorable sightings - don't forget your camera or camcorder! Whale watching in the bay of Fundy - Humpbacks are curious, you never know who is watching who! Take the family, especially the youngsters, on an adventure with nature's largest mammals - a breathtaking experience you will never forget! Bringing a camera is a 'must', camcorder even better! Canada's west coast, occasionally east coast, provides an unequalled opportunity to see resident pods of the majestic Orca or 'Killer Whale' in their natural environment. These streamlined beauties offer wonderful entertainment as they frolic, oblivious to man's presence! Bring your camera! The vast majority of whale watching excursions and day-trips last 2-5 hours and your transportation can vary from a sea-kayak or "zodiac", up to a larger vessel carrying hundreds of passengers - it's your choice! Most tour operators offer a "see whales or your money back" policy! This is important as high winds or intense fog conditions will invariably cancel an outing. Remember, watching whales involves a trip on the ocean where temperatures decrease and wind increases so carry that sweater or jacket with you - to be on the safe side. U.S. and foreign guests will also be able to take advantage of the low priced Canadian Dollar so your money goes so much further (ie: U.S.$ buys $1.50 value in Canada - that's a 50% benefit)! Remember the camera or video camera so that adventure of a lifetime can be seen over and over again!

73. I274680: Maria AUGHENBAUGH (30 SEP 1825 - 22 DEC 1918) _George C HUFFSTETLER _ _George Lytle HUFFSTETLER _ _Mary E BRYSON George Lytle HUFFSTETLER _ Philemon Whale. http://midatlantic.rootsweb.com/database/d0024/g0000060.htm

Maria AUGHENBAUGH BIRTH : 30 SEP 1825 DEATH : 22 DEC 1918 Father: David ACHENBACH Mother: Mary HOOVER Maria AUGHENBAUGH _Margaret STRAYER INDEX Notes EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Fri Jan 03 19:27:28 2003. Renea Lynn BRUMBAUGH Father: Scott BRUMBAUGH Mother: Lori Ann GROVE Renea Lynn BRUMBAUGH _Lori Ann GROVE INDEX This person is presumed living. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Fri Jan 03 19:27:28 2003. Jacob Lesh DEARDORFF BIRTH : 17 JAN 1816 DEATH Father: Jacob DEARDORFF Mother: Elizabeth LESH Family 1 Sarah HARTER MARRIAGE : 11 SEP 1845 _Peter DIERDORFF Jacob Lesh DEARDORFF _Elizabeth LESH INDEX Notes DEATH: BOB HARTER, RHARTER@MYEXCEL.COM. EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Fri Jan 03 19:27:28 2003. Elias DIERDORFF BIRTH : 28 FEB 1847 Father: David DIERDORFF Mother: Sarah or Sally STAMBAUGH _David DIERDORFF Elias DIERDORFF INDEX Notes EMAIL HOME HTML created by on Fri Jan 03 19:27:28 2003. Ellen Nora FOHL BIRTH : 2 JUL 1840 DEATH : 10 DEC 1922, Heidlersburg,Tyrone Township,Adams,Pennsylvania Family 1 John Albert SLAYBAUGH Anna Margaret SLAYBAUGH Wilson Peter SLAYBAUGH Ellen Priscilla SLAYBAUGH ... INDEX Notes !NAME: TRIMMER NOTEBOOKS, BOOK IV, PG 231.

74. (We) Glossary For The LNWR Society to Glossary. Whale, George (1842—1910) Chief Mechanical EngineerLink to Glossary of the LNWR from 1903 to 1908. Formerly Running http://www.lnwrs.org.uk/Glossary/glossarywe.htm

Home Contact Us Can you help us? Can we help you? ... Search London and North Western Railway Society LNWRS Glossary What does that word mean You are here: Home Glossary Glossary A Ba Bo Ca ... XY Loco Classes A-D E-G H-M N-Z People A-L M-Z Other Search Links Prev. Page Next Page We Weather Board A vertical sheet added to the rear of the firebox and fitted with two glass portholes to provide some protection for the locomotive crew. They first began to appear in the 1850s. A further refinement was to place a weather board behind the crew as well. Finally developed into the full cab, when a roof joined the two weather boards. Webb Buffer Type of buffer devised by F.W. Webb Webb Compound Locomotive Class A steam locomotive compound system in which two outside high-pressure cylinders exhaust into a single inside low-pressure cylinder. Chief Mechanical Engineer Weigh Bridge A machine for weighing vehicles, set into the ground to be driven on to. Well Tank Some steam locomotive carry their water supply in a tank set between the locomotive frames . As this greatly restricts the tank size, many locomotives with well tanks also had small side tanks.

75. EBooks2Go :: George Whale :: British Airships, Past/Present/Future Sunday, Feb 9th, $0 total. http://www.ebooks2go.com/book.cfm?bookid=VPGI1513

76. Criterion Collection Laserdiscs By Director Smith Steven Soderbergh Steven Spielberg Michael Steinberg George Stevens Barbra Weir Orson Welles Lina Wertmuller James Whale Fred McLeod http://www.mysunrise.ch/users/mmathis/criterion/criterion_bydirector.html

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77. Rayner, George W. : Antarctica, 1927-1939 P2249/576, Self Deception 18.i.28 George Rayner, 18Jan-1928. P2249/589, Snow onwater, outside Merton Rocks Right Whale Rocks from Dias Diaz? 3.ix.28, 3-Sep http://www.nla.gov.au/pict/list/rayner.html

Contact Us Site Search 60 Second Survey Rayner, George W. : Antarctica, 1927-1939 Lists for Pictorial Collections Accession Nos.: AN: 20131035 File No.: For an overview of the collection, see the entry George W. Rayner photograph collection in the National Library's catalogue. Accession No. Caption: Note (6 transparencies) 2 unidentified landforms; 2 of whales in sea; 2 sunsets (?) Brown envelope marked Dufay Color Transparencies Kodak Film Wallet envelope (8 negatives and 2 black and white snapshots) Family Group; mountain scenery (Norway ?) Harrods envelope (54 black and white snap shots) Portraits of unidentifed men; whaling stations; icebergs near S. Sandwich, S. Georgia; P2249/63-64 Scotia Bay, S. Orkney; various landscapes; sea birds and penguins (West Point Island, Deception, Scotia Bay) Plain white envelope Kodak Prints envelope st with water floats?] transporting the plane, and Austin 7 motor car on the William Scoresby, Deception 1930, aero-tractor ?) Loose in box (4 glass lantern slides) Tables of whale marking data, 1930s

78. Chapter Lxxxii - THE HONOR AND GLORY OF WHALING St. George's Whale might have crawled up out of the sea on the beach;and considering that the animal ridden by St. George might http://www.princeton.edu/~batke/moby/moby_082.html

Chapter lxxxii - THE HONOR AND GLORY OF WHALING page 359 There are some enterprises in which a careful disorderliness is the true method. The more I dive into this matter of whaling, and push my researches up to the very spring-head of it, so much the more am I impressed with its great honorableness and antiquity; and especially when I find so many great demi-gods and heroes, prophets of all sorts, who one way or other have shed distinction upon it, I am transported with the reflection that I myself page 360 belong, though but subordinately, to so emblazoned a fraternity. Akin to the adventure of Perseus and Andromeda - indeed, by some supposed to be indirectly derived from it - is that famous story of St. George and the Dragon; which dragon I maintain to have been a whale; for in many old chronicles whales and dragons are strangely jumbled together, and often stand for each other. "Thou art as a lion of the waters, and as a dragon of the sea," saith Ezekiel; hereby, plainly meaning a whale; in truth, some versions of the Bible use that word itself. Besides, it would much subtract from the glory of the exploit had St. George but encountered a crawling reptile of the land, instead of doing battle with the great monster of the deep. Any man may kill a snake, but only a Perseus, a St. George, a Coffin, have the heart in them to march boldly up to a whale. Let not the modern paintings of this scene mislead us; for though the creature encountered by that valiant whaleman of old is vaguely represented of a griffin- like shape, and though

79. Iclassics.com - Classical Music And More George Crumb. Crumb Voice of the Whale. Complete Crumb Edition 5 EasterDawning / Celestial Mechanics / A Haunted Landscape / Processional. http://www.iclassics.com/iclassics/artists_result.jsp?lastName=crumb&firstName=g

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Story by Linda Shockley Photos by John Seyfried and Linda Shockley THE PROGRAM: Dead Elvis by Michael Daugherty George Sakakeeny, bassoon Marilyn McDonald, violin Peter Dominguez, bass Lawerence McDonald, clarinet Ryan Anthony, trumpet Ed Zadrozny, trombone Michael Rosen, percussion Timothy Weiss, conductor Vox Balaenae for three masked players (Voice of the Whale) by George Crumb Kathleen Chastain, flute Andor Toth jr., cello Robert Shannon, piano Le Bal Masque by Francis Poulenc Lorraine Manz, mezzo soprano Marilyn McDonald, violin Andor Toth jr., cello Rebecca Schweigert, oboe (Alum) Lawerence McDonald, clarinet George Sakakeeny, bassoon Ryan Anthony, trumpet James Howsman

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