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A full strip-down of 2 x Stobart Coach models that were then cutup. modified inside and out, then reassembled and painted to represent this longer model.
We're Here! making pictures of your poetry.
This poem of mine was made using the cut-up technique, with a list of the names of my Trek Across the Present scrapbook/journals as the source.
“.. Miss Maffei an Miss Fiore were set upon by brigands…. Their car was stopped; they were treated with discourtesy, and robbed…… Miss Maffei’s purse was taken , and her rings….. Miss Fiore was despoiled of……”
Fer-de-Lance is the first Nero Wolfe detective novel written by Rex Stout, published in 1934 by Farrar & Rinehart, Inc. The novel appeared in abridged form in The American Magazine (November 1934) under the title "Point of Death." The novel was adapted for the 1936 movie Meet Nero Wolfe. In his seminal 1941 work, Murder for Pleasure, crime fiction historian Howard Haycraft included Fer-de-Lance in his definitive list of the most influential works of mystery fiction.
The first Nero Wolfe mystery opens with a scene showing Nero Wolfe deciding to give up bootleg beer, and sending out Fritz to purchase every beer that can be purchased legally for him to select a replacement. The date set in the novel is given as June seventh, Wednesday, which makes the year 1933. The Cullen-Harrison Act had just became law on April 7, 1933 legalising "3.2 beer" (3.2% alcohol by weight, approximately 4% alcohol by volume), a point mentioned in passing in the novel.
While sampling the beers with Goodwin, none of which Nero Wolfe seems genuinely surprised to find is swill, Fred Durkin arrives and asks sheepishly if Wolfe would meet Maria Maffei, a friend of his wife for a case. Maria's brother, Carlo, a metal worker, was unemployed (it was during the Depression) and was supposed to return to Italy. He suddenly seemed to come into money, and then disappeared mysteriously. Impressed by Maria Maffei, Wolfe instructs Goodwin to make enquiries. Wolfe and Goodwin soon learn that Carlo's disappearance somehow involves the death of a college president while playing golf in Westchester County, New York.
Although the characters are not as fully developed as they would become later in the series, the essential characteristics of Wolfe, Archie, and several other regulars already are clearly present.
As the first novel in the series, Fer-de-Lance introduces Nero Wolfe, Archie Goodwin, Fritz Brenner, Saul Panzer, Fred Durkin, Orrie Cather and other characters who recur throughout the entire corpus. Its descriptions of Wolfe's Manhattan brownstone conflict with the established architecture set down by Stout in all subsequent novels and stories, so may be viewed as somewhat non-canonical. Likewise, the characters have slightly different personalities. Wolfe's manner of speaking is notably more baroque and long-winded than in later stories.
The story's title is the common name of Bothrops atrox, a venomous South American snake.[2] Fer-de-Lance is French for spearhead, literally iron of the lance.
Plot Synopsis:
Maria Maffei, a family friend of one of his sometime employees Fred Durkin, appeals to Wolfe to locate her missing brother Carlo, a metalworker. Wolfe, affected by the Depression, decides to take the job, although it is unappealing to him. Archie locates Anna Fiore, a girl who listened in on a phone call Carlo received at his boarding-house. Wolfe learns from her that Carlo had clipped a story from a copy of the New York Times about the sudden death (apparently by stroke) of Peter Oliver Barstow, president of Holland College. Before Wolfe makes any more progress, Carlo Maffei is found stabbed in the back in the countryside. His sister says she will pay Wolfe to find his killer, so he keeps working.
The Murder:
Barstow dropped dead on the golf course - heart attack, said his doctor . . . his family . . . and the police.
But Nero Wolfe looked at a cutup newspaper and some steamship tags . . . and called it murder - a unique and incredibly complex murder! A wild guess? Not when Wolfe bet his last $10,000 that he was right!
About Archie:
Rex Stout's
Physical Description of Archie
Courtesy of the Stout estate; pulled from Rex Stout's own archives; here is rarely seen memorabilia. Rex Stout's own description of his beloved character, written in 1949 and not meant for publication at the time:
Height 6 ft. Weight 180 lbs. Age 32.
Hair is light rather than dark, but just barely decided not to be red; he gets it cut every two weeks, rather short, and brushes it straight back, but it keeps standing up. He shaves four times a week and grasps at every excuse to make it only three times. His features are all regular, well-modeled and well-proportioned, except the nose. He escapes the curse of being the movie actor type only through the nose. It is not a true pug and is by no means a deformity, but it is a little short and the ridge is broad, and the tip has continued on its own, beyond the cartilage, giving the impression of startling and quite independent initiative. The eyes are grey, and are inquisitive and quick to move. He is muscular both in appearance and in movement, and upright in posture, but his shoulders stoop a little in unconscious reaction to Wolfe's repeated criticism that he is too self-assertive.
The Author:
About Rex Stout
Author, Business Man, Sailor,
Activist, Family Man, &
a person with many interests
Rex Todhunter Stout was born in Noblesville, Indiana, December 1, 1886. He was the sixth of nine children born to John and Lucetta Todhunter Stout. Educated in Kansas, he was recognized as a prodigy in arithmetic, and he studied at the University of Kansas. Stout quit school to enlist in the Navy where he spent two years as warrant officer on board President Theodore Roosevelt's yacht.
After the Navy, he began to write and tried his hand at a variety of jobs. With his brother, Stout devised and implemented a school banking system. Bank Day proved a very successful venture and allowed Stout to move to Paris and write full-time.
He published three novels before he turned to the mystery genre. The books received favorable reviews but were not best sellers. Stout returned to the United States and built a house on the Connecticut-New York state line. Fer-de-Lance, Stout's first Nero Wolfe novel, appeared in 1934.
More than seventy other Nero Wolfe books and stories followed. During World War II, Rex Stout waged a personal campaign against Nazism as chairman of the War Writers Board, master of ceremonies of the radio program, "Speaking of Liberty," and member of several national committees. After the war, he resumed writing Nero Wolfe novels. In 1959 he won the Mystery Writers of America's Grand Master Award. Rex Stout died October 27, 1975 at the age of 88. A month before his death, he published his final Nero Wolfe book, A Family Affair.
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The 2 remaining Class 13 on shed at Tinsley. 13002 had already been withdrawn in June 1981 and cutup at Swindon in October 1982. These 2 would last until January 1985 with 13001 cut up at Swindon in May 1985 and 13003 cutup at Doncaster in September 1986.
Note the difference of the chevrons between the 2 Master units.
20133 was delivered new to Tinsley (41A) on 17/03/1966 and withdrawn 13/09/1991, being cutup at C F Booth [Rotherham] by 28/10/2002.
Near is the end of the (false) religion!
'è vicina la fine della (falsa) religione!' On Black
mixed media: felt pen/pen/adhesive tape/collage/acrylic -
cover of a 24 pages book - 21x30
"Take the ventilation tunnel, we can escape through there" "The Outpost is secure, All-Clear signal online"
Grumman EA-6B Prowler (EA-6B-95-GR ICAP I), US Navy VAQ129, reg. 161774/NJ667.
The aircraft struck off charge (SOC) Oct 22, 2009. Cutup completed Jan 9, 2012
Seen at Lethbridge (Can), 9th August 1998
Collage and nonsense for new collab. book with Roger Stevens. A work in progress. he started it off and posted to me and when I've added a few bits I will post it back to him and so on and so fifth.
Bill, I thought of you when I took this photo.
As you can see the life of the baby boat is coming to an end on CSX. This was one of many being cutup in Waycross, Ga on April 2nd, 2011
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Some of the members of the Real Housewives of Teton County cut up during the opening ceremonies of the 2013 Grand Teton Relays in Ashton Idaho. The Relay is a 24 to 32 hour, 180 mile race from Ashton Idaho to Grand Teton Village, Wyoming across the areas mountains and valleys including the Tetons and Jackson Hole. Teams are made up of 12 members with each member running 3 legs.
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Stored unserviceable at Toton.
New to Tinsley in 1977 > Toton 1986.
First of the class to work a passenger train when it worked the Melton Mowbray Pieman railtour on 17th July 1977 after only being in traffic for 3 months.
Arrived at Doncaster Works in 9/92 to act as a donor loco then sent back to Toton for storage.Cut up by Raxstar at Immingham depot in April 2000
Taken with Holga 120N | Kodak Ektar | Heavily edited in Photoshop | Apr11 | Dourgouti | Α self-portrait, really | Also see Jacques Voyage's version
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Collage Chaos No. 22, assembled with Procreate (iPad app) from pieces of one photo, then colors and lighting changed in PhotoViva.
The main reason I made up this challenge for myself to get all my collage pieces for this from only one picture was that I am now constantly bumping up against the tight remaining memory limits of my 17+ months old 16 GB (13.3 GB usable) iPad 3, which has become continually harder to use for assembling collages from any number of other different pictures. And of course taking and editing movies with iMovie and other apps has for a long time been completely impossible. I am very much looking forward to getting an iPad 5 when they come out (next month or next year?) with much more memory, at least 64 GB.
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"The All-Clear signal is hardwired, I can't disconnect it. We'll have to blow the base. Hold off those droids!"
"Have You Ever Been To The North?" by Dusty Moonan, from the album "Our Name On The Door" (2013).
Video: Luis Drayton.
Cut-up video featuring footage of Holly Cock, Jasmine Salome and Luis Hatred (of tranny punk group Six Inch Killaz) being interviewed by photographer Pearl in the toilets of Club 59, Mayfair, London; 07 Aug 1997. Cut-up by Luis Drayton; 06 Jan 2010.
Find out more about Six Inch Killaz here...
This challenge was to write a journal entry describing something "secret." Cut it up into several pieces and glue them back scrambled.
Found this to be an interesting activity to do. It wasn't one that I originally had selected to do, but am happy that I ended up doing this.
I've heard about writing a letter and burning it...kind of a "letting go" process, but not taking the journal entry and keeping it in a modified form.
This was taken as part of "Inspire the Artist Within You" challenge on Swap-Bot. It is based on Kerri Smith's website where you can find a list of 100 ideas to inspire and stimulate your artistic endeavors.
Here's the link to the website: www.kerismith.com/funstuff/100ideas.htm
This is part of a swap on Swap-Bot in which you pick at least five of the ieas on the website, execute them over a one month period, and document the process