81. The New American - Cruel And Unusual Leniency - August 13, 1990 Cruel and Unusual Leniency by robert W. Lee. In 1976, John Harvey adamson luredreporter Don Bolles (who was investigating organized crime in the Phoenix http://www.thenewamerican.com/focus/cap_punishment/vo06no17_cruel.htm

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82. Robert Adamson A NotFor-Profit Foundation Dedicated to Fine Photography. Search, robert AdamsonBooks and Magazines The Golden Age of British Photography, 1839–1900, http://www.aperture.org/photographers_details.php?photographer_id=660

83. George Eastman House Hill & Adamson Series TITLE ON OBJECT robert adamson ALBUM TITLE Photographic Portraits . ca. SUBJECTpersonage, photographer / adamson, robert. Jump to text. Reposition image. http://www.geh.org/fm/hill/htmlsrc/m197900120023_ful.html

George Eastman House Still Photograph Archive Full Catalog Record Go to: Home Index Checklists Thumbnails ... Jump to image Scottish (active 1843-1848) TITLE ON OBJECT: Robert Adamson ALBUM TITLE: "Photographic Portraits" ca. 1845 salted paper print 19.4 x 15.4 cm. Gift of Eastman Kodak Company GEH NEG: 3314 OLD GEH NUMBER: 184-1 (23) This image was part of GEH's 2002 submission to AMICO (Art Museum Image Consortium).// INSCRIPTION: mount recto-(in pencil) "R.M. Adamson (asst. of D.O.H.)" (in pencil) "x" "4" NOTES: Catalogued 8/90, MMC. Robert Adamson (1821-1848). SUBJECT: personage, photographer / Adamson, Robert 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

84. Famous Scottish Technologists And Scientists - A - The IEE One of the first to take calotypes in Scotland including the first portrait (1842).adamson robert. Born 1821 Died 45 Engineer and Photographic pioneer. http://www.iee.org/TheIEE/Locations/SEC/Famous/sts_a.cfm

Login or Register Shop Help Search ... Contacts Glasgow, The Teacher Building Famous Scottish Technologists and Scientists - A ADAIR - John ADAM - Robert ADAM - William ADAMSON - John ... ARROL - William ADAIR - John Born: 1655, Edinburgh Died: 1722 Surveyor and Cartographer Noted for mapping Scotland, its coasts and islands. His maps and charts set new standards of quality and accuracy. ADAM - Robert Born: 1728 Died: 1792 Architect Register House, Edinburgh and the Old College, University of Edinburgh and the Royal Infirmary, Glasgow are examples of the building with whose design and construction he was involved. Son of William Adam. ADAM - William Born: 1689 Died: 1748 Manufacture of Dutch Pantiles, constructor of highways and developer of quarries. Builder of Chatelherault, Hamilton, Arniston, The Drum, House of Dun, Montrose, Duff House, Banff and additions to Hopetoun House, South Queensferry. Sons John, Robert, William and James. ADAMSON - John Born: 1809, St Andrews Died: 70 Doctor and Photographic pioneer One of the first to take calotypes in Scotland including the first portrait (1842). ADAMSON - Robert Born: 1821 Died: 45 Engineer and Photographic pioneer Working with David Octavius Hill, and artist, produced over 3000 calotype images of remarkable quality.

85. David Octavius Hill, Robert Adamson - Hill & Adamson - Von Den Anfängen Der Kü adamson - Von den Anfängen der künstlerischenPhotographie im 19. Jhdt. David Octavius Hill, robert adamson. http://www.schaden.com/book/HilDavHil00880.php

Foto Design Books Kiosk Germany Crossing Europe The Americans Japanese Eyes Global Players Classics Forever Thinking About Bizarr !?! New Design Photoeditions Signed books On Sale Home Warenkorb Anmelden David Octavius Hill, Robert Adamson Von den Anfängen der künstlerischen Photographie im 19. Jhdt. HC 25 x 28,5 cm 272 S. Steidl 2000 EURO 38.00 Photography-now.com Impressum Kontakt

86. Artnet.com Lot Detail - David Hill & Robert Adamson, "Lady Georgina Ryder" Research Results David Hill robert adamson, Artist, David Hill robert adamson. Title, Lady Georgina Ryder. Sale Of, Phillips, de http://www.artnet.com/Auction/AuctionsOnLineDetail.asp?LotID=2961335&AUID=27256&

87. Fuel Cell Today - Opening Doors To Fuel Cells Commercialisation Home Industry Directory People Person Details, Personal Profile. Personal DetailsName Mr robert adamson. Company Details Organisation Airtex Products. http://www.fuelcelltoday.com/FuelCellToday/IndustryDirectory/PeopleDirectoryExte

advanced Home Industry Directory People Person Details Personal Profile Personal Details: Name: Mr Robert Adamson Company Details: Organisation: Airtex Products Job Title: Sales Representative Job Type: Commercial/Sales Department/Division: Contact Details: Address: 5807 W. Maple Rd. Suite 181 W. Bloomfield MI UNITED STATES E-mail Address: click here to send me an e-mail Phone: Fax: Homepage: Detailed Information: Expertise/Area of Interest: Thermal management Publications/Presentations: Printer friendly version e-mail this Page 27 May 2004 Organisation Directory: Submit Organisation Browse Organisations Search Organisations Recent Additions People Directory: Register with Directory Browse People Search People e-mail this Page Printer friendly version Featured Links: Receive our e-Newsletter subscribe New in the Knowledge Bank Related Links: Hoover's Online Stock Market Yellow Pages Home News ... Shop Please review our and

88. Robert David Adamson Scholarship Fund - Endowed Scholarships & Fellowships - Uni Endowed Scholarships Fellowships. robert David adamson ScholarshipFund. History This scholarship was created by Martha A. Clarke http://www.uff.ufl.edu/Scholarships/ScholarshipInfo4.asp?ScholarshipFund=007843

89. Diana Wallis MEP - Liberal Democrats - Subscribe to news from Diana Wallis Enter your email address robertadamson. robert adamson is a former Civil Servant and Carer. http://www.dianawallismep.org.uk/euro_candidates/robert/index.phtml

Diana Wallis MEP Search Site: Latest News News Archive Rome II About Euro-Parliament ... Links Subscribe to news from Diana Wallis Enter your e-mail address: Robert Adamson Born: 8 August 1949 in Doncaster Interests: Internet / Computers, Politics, Reading, Films Family: Robert has 2 adult daughters from his first marriage. Robert Adamson is a former Civil Servant and Carer. He trained Fire Service Officers, Civil Service Managers and Managers from Local Authorities and the Emergency Services. Robert lives with his partner Eileen whom he met in 2000. He tries to prove that people with disabilities can have an active and influential role in society. He has an understandable interest in disability issues, particularly MS, as an ex-carer and also having the disease himself. Speeches Parliament Speeches

90. Jacket 2 - Robert Adamson Poem: The Flow Through: For The Johns robert adamson. The Flow Through for the Johns. robert adamson Photograph copyright© John Tranter, 1997. robert adamson is a leading Australian poet. http://jacketmagazine.com/02/adamsonja.html

Catalog Robert Adamson The Flow Through: for the Johns We loved the front, your wall of words, and the fact that snatches made sense to the professors. We read The Double Dream Of Spring on a jetty that sloped into Sydney harbour and argued fiercely about whether it was the way to go, as if we could have imitated your logarithms of the soul. We tied knots in your tangles, tendrils of phrases that wound their way around the page. Those were the days we exist in now nothing made sense because living took the the edge off our mental fishing knives, we hacked through time as if it existed. Gaping holes in space, we filled them with sentences stitched together with a grammar that was streetwise, nothing made much sense and your impeccable manners got us through the gates. The mix of sweetness and a ferocity that could burn holes was the quality I learnt from Some Trees, those poems were places I made friends in, I remember Tranter standing in some classroom reading them, and his laughter that was edged with irony and kindness. Ashbery Days where poets

91. HighBeam Research: ELibrary Search: Results the election of James B. adamson and robert D. Kennedy to its Board INSIDESCOOP Ian adamson and robert Nagle, members of the winning fiveman http://www.highbeam.com/library/search.asp?FN=AO&refid=ency_refd&search_thesauru

92. The Thylazine Foundation: Australian Poets For Peace - Robert Adamson AUSTRALIAN POETS FOR PEACE Red Necked Avocet by robert adamson. Above Photoof robert adamson by Jenni Mitchell, 1998. About the Poet robert adamson. http://www.thylazine.org/poetsforpeace/robertadamson.html

I About I Guidelines I Contact I Thylazine I ... Links I AUSTRALIAN POETS FOR PEACE Red Necked Avocet by Robert Adamson [Above] Photo of Robert Adamson by Jenni Mitchell, 1998. Robert Adamson Red Necked Avocet Wading in a lake blocked off to the sea our legs illuminated by white hot mantles burning kerosene in pressure lamps, it was all detail. Could we know the avocets were the victims? The acid from our joint imagination billowed out behind us, a killing wake; we were all eyes, huge prawns kicked up under our soles then zapped away into weed beds; the wings of swans fanned our pornographic desire to eat the avocets tiny, speckled eggs. One of the children looked angelic because she shuddered as we tried to feed her boiled prawns. The fire on the sand crackled with dead bulrush canes, spat whizzing pop corn sized embers, its flames dancing in the darkness of the black of the moon; our cotton clothes soaked up the taste of the smoke¹s breath; we were drunk with salt and sand; killing things, eating seafood, talking rubbish, having fun.

93. NZEPC - Robert Creeley - INSIDE ROBERT CREELEY'S COLLECTED POEMS - Robert Adamso robert Creeley s NZ. INSIDE robert CREELEY S COLLECTED POEMS robert adamson. Firstpublished in Australian Book Review (October 2001) 28, ©robert adamson. http://www.nzepc.auckland.ac.nz/authors/creeley/adamson.ptml

archive soundnz poems nz lit file ... authors new zealand electronic poetry centre features about us what's new links ... home Robert Creeley Robert Creeley's NZ I NSIDE ROBERT CREELEY'S COLLECTED POEMS Robert Adamson We moved out from the stone of Mallarmé’s mind, through the silence of thought from the start knowing the difference between sex in the head and sex in bed, the form of women became a way to hold chaos that singing bird in an imaginary cage that was projected there just ahead of where our eyes remembered the look that kills, our unbelieving bodies listening to the rock’s voice the sails, the oceans the walks on moonlit beaches rocking the old abyss time and talking all night with Augustine in Hippo explaining age and insisting time was a mere projection of the mind O Africa in a Mustang in 1967 Highway 61 through rivers of prose ideas slanting sunlight through the monsoon a world blossoming from a single voice reciting The Garden in an empty room Facing the mirror, drinking under the volcano of teenaged lonely boys with Birmingham Rollers tumbling home the bleak stage with a classic lady repeating a sentence with a syntax that could loop a memory for her despairing husband in the air and the crow at every cross roads flashing its hen-bird feathers the black that’s blue and smudging the examination the regret we wouldn’t let become more guilt as we passed mountains in the desert fourth time round. The songs

94. Hill & Adamson (Getty Museum) from 1843 1847 Photographer David Octavius Hill was a portrait painter, andRobert adamson, the brother of photographer John adamson, was an engineer. http://www.getty.edu/art/collections/bio/a1293-1.html

Video Gallery Current Exhibitions Past Exhibitions Future Exhibitions ... Explore Art Home Artists Active: in partnership from 1843 - 1847 Photographer David Octavius Hill was a portrait painter, and Robert Adamson, the brother of photographer John Adamson, was an engineer. Their partnership was born in 1843, when Hill received a commission for a painting of the 470 attendees at the first meeting of the Free Church of Scotland. He decided to use photography to create individual documents of each attendee and was introduced to Adamson as a possible partner. Hill and Adamson took more than a year to make calotype portraits of each cleric in attendance, while the painting took Hill twenty-three years to complete. During their four-year partnership, the pair made more than three thousand photographs, including landscapes and architectural studies, but they are best known for their portrait work. Hill and Adamson's portraits of working men and women from the fishing village of Newhaven, near Edinburgh, are among the earliest examples of social documentary photography. Upon Adamson's early death, Hill gave up photographing for a dozen years, though he continued to sell prints. In 1858 he became a Council Member of the Photographic Society of Scotland. He later collaborated with another photographer in Glasgow, but they produced few works to compare to his collaboration with Adamson.

95. Bob Adamson Waving To Hart Crane Category Poetry. Bibliographic details Waving to Hart Crane, by RobertAdamson. Sydney Angus Robertson, 1994.ISSN 0 207 18347 3 A$ 16.95. http://www.the-write-stuff.com.au/archives/vol-1/poetry/waving.html

Home Site index Links About submissions ... Showcase of Tasmanian poetry Poetry Contact us Other reviews ENTERING THE NEW CENTURY THROUGH GLASS' - the poetry of Bob Adamson Review by Anne Kellas Waving to Hart Crane Category: Poetry Bibliographic details: A$ 16.95 'We enter the new / century through glass, / black oceans / and black winds, / thin fibre funnelling / poetry out / of existence' ... So says Adamson in the poem that gives this collection its name. A lover of poetry, of words, of images, of the river that has been his home, Robert Adamson, or Bob Adamson as he is known among his contemporaries, lives and breathes his poetry into crystalline shape. Robert Adamson was born in 1943 in Sydney, but ran away as a young teenager to live as a fisherman on the Hawkesbury River in New South Wales. He is no stranger to the spotlight of literary acclaim. In 1989 one of his collections of poetry, The Clean Dark , won all three of Australia's most prestigious literary awards for poetry.

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