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The annual Associates Reception and Donor Recognition Dinner took place on October 20, 2017 during homecoming.
Associate Minister of Health, Brandy Payne and Minister of Advanced Education, Marlin Schmidt announce funding to improve mental-health resources for post-secondary students across Alberta. Learn more: www.alberta.ca/release.cfm?xID=47143BE408224-AAB2-7176-D5...
Photography from the 2015 Certiport Global Partners Summit & Microsoft Office Specialist & Adobe Certified Associate World Championships at Gaylord Texan Resort and Conference Center, Dallas, Texas.
(213) 201-9331
3580 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1260
Los Angeles, CA 90010
Eisenberg & Associates is a Los Angeles based law firm dedicated to representing California's employees in wrongful terminations, unlawful discrimination and wage and hour violations. We are a firm of enthusiastic, experienced and aggressive trial attorneys who regularly win cases against the largest companies and largest law firms in America. To date, we have successfully represented over 600 clients.
We have successfully represented clients in the following areas:
- racial discrimination
- workplace harassment
- pregnancy discrimination
- medical leave violations
- disability discrimination
- religious discrimination
- gender discrimination
- retaliation for whistle blowing
- pregnancy leave violations
- age discrimination
- unpaid overtime
- not given meal/rest breaks
Duneira house and gardens at Mount Macedon.
(Extract from Macedon Ranges cultural heritage and landscape study/Trevor Budge and Associates. 4 v. 1994.).
Henry Suetonius Officer reputedly aquired the Duneira site from
1872-1877 (Blocks 4,5,10,11,14) paying some £84 for 38 acres but
rate listings give Robert Officer as the owner. .
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Suetonius Henry Officer (1830-1883).
Officer was born in Hullgreen, New Norfolk, Tasmania 1830, the
son of Sir Robert & Lady Officer. He was educated in Edinburgh
with his brother, Charles, and returned to the colonies, seeking
gold in Victoria but eventually settling for pastoralism in
company with his brothers and Charles Miles{ ibid.}. They managed
stations in the Wimmera and the Riverina, James marrying in 1866
and commencing construction of a 20 room homestead at Murray
Downs & Willakool, two adjoining properties fronting the Murray
River. After experimentation with irrigation, via steam pumps and
windmills, he was able to develop extensive orchards and crops. He was also, like his brother, interested in
acclimatisation, having developed an ostrich farm on his property
(Charles was a council member of the Zoological & Acclimatisation
Society for 10 years, president in 1887). .
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Blighted by illness, Suetonius reputedly moved to Leighwood,
Toorak (Melbourne) in 1881, having erected the first stage of
Duneira at Mount Macedon, but died two years later. However his son, Henry jnr. was
born at South Yarra in 1869 and his next child, Jessie, was born
at Macedon in 1877, indicating that he was in residence at both
places prior to the dates previously supposed..
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Suetonius probably commissioned the first stage of Duneira to be
erected as a summer house between c1874-6. The architect Levi
Powell is thought to have designed a house for him there around
that date. The first improvements listed on the site were
stables in 1874 when Robert Officer was rated as owning the site. The house was reputedly not occupied regularly
until c1881 when Suetonius moved to Toorak.
However it appears he and his family were in residence at Duneira
by 1877..
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When Suetonius died in 1883 his wife, Mary Lillias Rigg Officer
(nee Cairns), of Glenbervie, Glenferrie Road, Toorak was the
co-executor of the estate, with merchant Robert Harper; she is
the rate occupier in 1888. Mrs Officer was the
sister of Mrs Robert Harper (Huntly Burn) and Mrs John C lloyd
(Montpelier, later Timsbury): all three houses were reputedly
built in the same period... .
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The house bricks for the first stage were said to have come from
the Macedon Brick Kiln (once near the Macedon railway station,
set up in c1888-9?) with external walls built in 14" Flemish bond
from slop-moulded bricks (9 inch by 2.1/2). The bricks were reputedly carted
from Macedon by Cogger. The footings were of bluestone
and reputedly dressed sandstone blocks also survive, suggesting
that the first stage was face brick with stone quoins and the
next renovation c1888 added wings and a cement coating to the
whole complex. Floor frames were reputedly supported on stone
dwarf walls and joists were 6x2.1/2 inch jarrah, with flooring
being 6 inch pine}. Seaweed was apparently used for
ceiling insulation..
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The servants' wing verandah was skillion in form with timber
posts with classical capitals. The main verandah had coupled
posts (rebuilt with single posts) a panelled frieze and slimmer
capitals set just under the frieze rail}. The
balustrade may have been of single cast-iron balusters..
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Just prior to the sale to the speculator, James Smith Reid in
1890, and during the occupation of Edward Dyer, major additions
were made to the house complex and a reputedly a caretaker's
lodge was placed at the gate (survives, altered c1920s) but this
appears to have been added by Reid in the early 1890s. .
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The added rooms were reputedly: billiard (32'x24') and dining
rooms, kitchen, servants bathroom, service block with 5 rooms
(engine room, dairy, pantry, store, boiler room, built of
Northcote machine made 9" brickwork). Damp proof coursing was
used in these additions compared to the slate of the first stage
and acetylene gas (engine room) was thought used for lighting
from this period, as reticulated in 1.1.2" mains and 1/2 inch
branches to internal and some external verandah lights.
Cast-iron elaborately detailed water radiators were also used,
with hot water pumped from the boiler room, and later a duplicate
boiler allowed hot water to be reticulated taps in the house{
ibid.}..
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The description in rate books expands to villa and cottages (on
37 acres) for the first time under Reid in c1893 but the annual
valuation had already peeked in 1888 at £200 in the occupation of
Edward Dyer. An Edward Dyer was listed at that time as a fruiterer in
Burwood Road, Hawthorn..
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The water supply is from a concrete tank fed by a spring.
Outbuildings include timber clad stables, storerooms,
blacksmith's shop, coachman's room, milking bails, hay shed and a
green house. The stables (extended) were described as having had
a shingled gabled roof (rear skillion) with loft entered via an
external stair at the north end. It had a blacksmith's
shop (altered for garage c1941), carriage and coachman's rooms,
two stores and vertically boarded main doors{ ibid.,p24}. The
milking and hay sheds had hipped roof forms and timber cladding
and frame. The interior was white-washed. The greenhouse
in the secret hedged garden is of a later date, with a timber
frame built up on 11" cavity brickwork walls, with a brick floor
and heated water pipes under each shelf. The boiler is near the
entry..
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The `Gisborne Gazette' reported on Duneira in 1903 under the
heading of `A Popular Health Resort':.
`Duneira certainly merits a few remarks though beautiful
residences and grounds are by no means rare in that locality..
(when Reid purchased it, it was `little better than a wilderness'
and he had spared no expense to restore it).. After passing the
lodge at the main entrance, a broad serpentine drive leads up to
the house and from there the grounds are laid out in broad
sloping lawns surmounted with choice borders and fringed with
trees which however do not interfere to any great extent with the
view. There is of course no lack of flowers which grow
luxuriantly on the mount but the great feature of Duneira is the
lawns, those open green expanses which delight the eye at all
times of the year. the secret of this perennial verdure is to be
found in the copious water supply with which Macedon is blessed
(spring at rear of house, tapped by tunnelling 40m into the hill,
ie. grass grows up to base of Monterey pines)..
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During Reid's time there, the valuation increased marginally in
1899-1900 and again soon after, with Reid's address being given
as care of Rosstrevor Magill, South Australia, in c1909-10. JS Reid died in 1922, leaving
the property to the management of JS Reid jun..
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The main garden elements are: sweeping lawns, box hedges, weeping beech and cherry, extensive hedges (holly, laurel), a hedged
`secret garden' with green house, mature firs, elm and chestnut ì
avenues. There is also a fountain and a wide spreading weeping elm to the rear of the house, near the tennis court..
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Significant Trees:.
`Ulmus x hollandica'.
`Prunus' "shirotae".
`Albies procera'.
`Ilex kingiana'.
Associate Professor Henrietta Marrie attended the United Nation’s plenary meeting of the 18th Session of the Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues in New York from 22 April - 3 May, 2019.
Maj. Dexter Williams, Fort Drum Preventive Medicine chief, visited the Exchange on Feb. 26 to speak with frontline workers about COVID-19 and the vaccination process. (Courtesy Photo)
Cooper Union Foundation Building designed by Frederick A. Peterson, and Astor Place Building, designed by Gwathmey Siegel and Associates, Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
Several Wesleyan donors and friends attended the the Donors Associates Reception Nov. 5 in Daniel Family Commons. Guests included members of the Trustee Associates, President’s Circle, Founders Club, Willbur Fisk Associates, College Row Society, John Wesley Associates, 1831 Society, Douglas Cannon Club, Foss Hill Club, Day Society and Olin Associates. (Photo by Olivia Drake MALS '08)
Pinning ceremony for the Austin Community College students who completed the Nursing Associate Degree program on Wednesday, May 10, 2017 at the ACC Eastview Campus.
International associates toured the newly renovated Walmart Visitor Center during their visit in Northwest Arkansas for the 2011 Walmart Shareholders' Meeting. To join the conversation visit www.walmartstores.com/shareholdersmeeting
Educational/Cultural Sites
December 2017
University of California, San Diego
Geisel Library
San Diego, CA
William Pereira Associates
Photo by David Woods
Rollins annually recognizes three faculty members as Arthur Vining Davis Fellows. Students and faculty nominate candidates who demonstrate outstanding teaching and advising, scholarly work and publications, completion of significant research projects, accomplishments in the fine arts or important contributions to the cultural, economic, and social community of Central Florida. The three Arthur Vining Davis Fellows for 2011-12 are Assistant Professor of International Business Anna Alon, Assistant Professor of Spanish Gabriel Barreneche and Associate Professor of Environmental Studies Joseph Siry.
The cover to the 1936 Associated British Railways folder publicising rail travel to and around the "Shakespeare Country" based on the Warwickshire town of Stratford-upon-Avon. It details day tours from London by both the Great Western Railway from Paddington and the London MIdland & Scottish's services from Euston.
The cover artwork is signed "NW" and this is, I think,Norman Wilkinson (1878 - 1971) a prolific artist and designer.
In 1926, AEC and Daimler set up a new venture called Associated Daimler Company to build commercial chassis with a choice of Daimler sleeve valve or AEC poppet valve engines. The association was not a very happy one, so in 1926 they agreed to separate with Daimler retaining the ADC name. ADC truck The same year saw the introduction of the first European V12, the Daimler double six, a rather thirsty beast returning only 10 mpg.
Sailboat Specifications
Hull Type: Fin with rudder on skeg
Rigging Type: Masthead Sloop
LOA: 35.27 ft / 10.75 m
LWL: 30.35 ft / 9.25 m
Beam: 11.22 ft / 3.42 m
S.A. (reported): 603.00 ft2 / 56.02 m2
Draft (max): 5.84 ft / 1.78 m
Displacement: 15,432 lb / 7,000 kg
Ballast: 6,614 lb / 3,000 kg
Ballast Type: Iron
S.A./Disp.: 15.62
Bal./Disp.: 42.86
Disp./Len.: 246.43
Construction: FG
First Built: 1985
Last Built: 1994
Builder: Najad Varvet AB Henån, Sweden
Designer: Thorwald Karlsson
Auxiliary Power/Tanks (orig. equip.)
Make: Volvo Penta
Model: 2003
Type: Diesel
HP: 43
Fuel: 66 gals / 250 L
Sailboat Calculations
S.A./Disp.: 15.62
Bal./Disp.: 42.86
Disp./Len.: 246.43
Comfort Ratio: 29.94
Capsize Screening Formula: 1.81
First row, left to right: Mr Gordon McCurry, Pearl Ito, Walt Bray, Paul Houser, Mr Maurice Morris.
Second Row: Wally Galindo, JoAnne Southway, Lawrence Lucero, Bob Brown, Jim Donnel, Neoma Woolfe, Janice Lewis, Charlotte Higel, Frances Lancaster.
Photography from the 2015 Certiport Global Partners Summit & Microsoft Office Specialist & Adobe Certified Associate World Championships at Gaylord Texan Resort and Conference Center, Dallas, Texas.