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Acclaimed sporting and adventure writer Charles Gaines has spent
much of his life on the water, around the world, fishing rod in
hand, angling for trout, redfish, salmon, bonefish, bass, marlin,
tuna, and practically everything else that swims. Just about any
place where there's water to fish and eccentrics to keep him
company, Gaines has been. The Next Valley Over, a collection of his
best writing on fishing from his long and storied career, is culled
from the pages of Men's Journal, Forbes, and Sports Afield, among
other publications, and ultimately is about the heart of the sport.
While his stories are lined with the accoutrement of angling--the
art of technique, the equipment, the lodges, the fish
themselves--they're really about why we love to fish and what it
means to our culture. As Thoreau once said: "Many men go fishing
all their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are
after." What "they are after" is what Charles is curious about, and
he has devoted the better part of his life and sanity to coming up
with answers. Starting and ending at the majestic Lake Tadpole in
St. Clair County, Alabama, where Gaines's love of fishing was
initially sparked, the Next Valley Over chronicles exploits in
exotic locations with eccentric characters. In the process of his
quest of nearly every species known to man, Gaines explores what we
are really searching for when we fish.
The most comprehensive book yet on this inspired, inventive
chronicler of the African-American experience Alabama-born,
Chicago-based Kerry James Marshall is one of the most exciting
artists working today. Critically and commercially acclaimed, the
painter is known for his representation of the history of
African-American identity in Western art. Conversant with a wide
typology of styles, subjects, and techniques, from abstraction to
realism and comics, Marshall synthesizes different traditions and
genres in his work while seeking to counter stereotypical
depictions of black people in society. This is the most
comprehensive overview available of his remarkable career.
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Henry Taylor: B Side (Hardcover)
Henry Taylor; Edited by Bennett Simpson; Foreword by Johanna Burton; Text written by Wanda Coleman, Charles Gaines, …
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First published in 1993. This book critically analyses the state of
provision for special needs, exploring the problems faced by
practitioners and suggesting that the area is fraught with such
tensions that a radical reconceptualization is necessary. It
considers how the field may be rethought and developed over the
next decade and presents examples of innovatory practice which
point the way forward to future provision and which are
illustrative of the themes raised throughout the book.
First published in 1993. This book critically analyses the state of
provision for special needs, exploring the problems faced by
practitioners and suggesting that the area is fraught with such
tensions that a radical reconceptualization is necessary. It
considers how the field may be rethought and developed over the
next decade and presents examples of innovatory practice which
point the way forward to future provision and which are
illustrative of the themes raised throughout the book.
Performing and visual artist Ben Patterson (born 1934) was a
founding member of Fluxus' participatory, do-it-yourself,
anticommercialist avant-garde network. While many Fluxus artists,
influenced by John Cage's precedent, employed conceptual techniques
borrowed from music (e.g., the event score), Patterson's fusion of
art and music was informed by his background as a classically
trained double-bassist. His "Variations for Double Bass" (1960),
for example, was played with the titular instrument balanced upside
down on its scroll. Published for a retrospective at the
Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, this volume includes an anthology
of Patterson's scores, edited by Fluxus scholar Jon Hendricks; a
chronology of the artist's life and work; a CD compilation of his
musical performances from 1961 to 2009, produced by Alga Marghen;
and essays by a variety of scholars, assessing the career of one of
Fluxus' foremost and wittiest artists.
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Endless Shout (Paperback)
Anthony Elms; Contributions by Jennie Jones; Text written by Charles Gaines; Fred Moten; Contributions by The Otolith Group; Text written by …
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Perspective is written to present an examination of and a biblical
perspective to the foundation and heritage of America as well as
our way of life, relationships, the church, social issues,
government, politics, leadership, the judiciary and our nations
founding documents. It is presented to challenge and stimulate our
thinking in hopes of shinning some light on the implications of our
notions and decisions. Perspective is the relation of parts to one
another and to the whole! It is written in an attempt to contrast
the secular humanist and the Christian world-views, their
distinctively different foundations and the implications of each as
they impact each of us and the direction of our nation. Perspective
is a compilation of my faith, experience, hopes and whatever wisdom
God may have given me. My hope is that those who read "perspective"
will test the Spirit in which it is written and take up the cause
to preserve truth, freedom our precious faith and our Christian
testimony. Lt. Col Charles D. Gaines began life as a farm boy born
near the small town community of Herman Nebraska on October 21,
1933. He graduated from Beatrice High in South Eastern Nebraska and
went on to graduate from the Air Force Aviation Cadet program in
March of 1955. Col. Gaines holds three flight ratings, Pilot,
Navigator and Bombardier, and has logged over 20,000 flying hours.
Much of his flying career he served in the Strategic Air Command
where he piloted the B-47 and the Ki135 aircraft. He served five
tours of duty in Vietnam during which he flew 300 combat missions
in several different airplanes. He was awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross, the Bronze Star Medal, the Air Medal with 5 oak leaf
clustersand several other distinguished service medals during his
military service. He retired from the Air Force in 1973 to serve as
the CFO of a national brokerage firm and five years later founded
STI, Solar Tech International Inc. He was the founding Pastor of
two Churches in California and has served as an ordained Pastor for
more than 20 years. He and his wife Lois have been married 51
years. They have three children and nine grand children who all
currently reside in Northern California.
Celebrating 75 years of conservation, the Atlantic Salmon Treasury
works as a "best of" for the influential Atlantic Salmon Journal.
This fascinating volume includes a curated selection of articles
and essays by some of North America's best writers on the art and
lore of the wild Atlantic salmon. Beginning in 1948, the Atlantic
Salmon Journal began publishing information and conservation
material about the "king of fish". In 1975, it released a Treasury
from its first 25 years. This new edition takes up where the
earlier volume ended, tracing the rise of salmon angling as a sport
and into the era of conservation and the catch-and-release
movement. The result is a journey through time with acclaimed
writers such as Harry Bruce, Joan Wulff, Wilfred Carter, Thomas
McGuane.
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