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Under the guidance of Master Potter and National Living Treasure Tatsuzo Shimaoka, Ken Matsuzaki has emerged as a leading figure in modern Japanese ceramics. Matsuzaki's work reflects the heritage of traditional Japanese folk pottery while showcasing the artist's creativity, intuition, and skill. Grounding his pieces in the Mingei pottery tradition, which emphasizes that the beauty of an object is found in its use, Matsuzaki has developed an individual style that honors tradition and builds on it in new directions. This volume, which includes an in-depth interview with the artist, an essay by Professor Andrew Maske, and full-color illustrations, will introduce the reader to both the history and the future of Japanese ceramics.
Ken Howard's Switzerland
Ken Howard; Jurg Gabathuler; Ian Warrell
Royal Academy of Arts
2017
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Over the last several years the renowned painter Ken Howard OBE RA (b. 1932) has been exploring the Swiss journeys of one of his most illustrious predecessors as a Royal Academician, using J. M. W. Turners travels in the country as his inspiration for an exciting new body of work. This compelling publication contains an authoritative introduction to Turners experience of these breathtaking lakes and mountains by Ian Warrell, some 100 striking new paintings by Ken Howard, numerous photographs of him at work in the Alpine landscape, and a series of appealing commentaries by the artist and Jurg Gabathuler, who has facilitated these Swiss expeditions.
Ken Kagami - Selfie
Hato Press
2023
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Ken Scotland was born on 29 August 1936 within sight of Heriot’s Goldenacre ground, which he would go onto grace with great panache and skill several years later. A prodigious talent at fly-half while at school, he was converted into a full-back during the international trials of 1957 and was capped in that position against France at Colombes just a few weeks later, scoring all of his country’s points as the Scots recorded their first win on French soil since 1949. Having joined the army after leaving school, Scotland then attended Cambridge University and it was from there that he was selected for the 1959 British & Irish Lions tour to Australia and New Zealand. During this epic four-month tour he won plaudits far and wide as one of the superstars of the Lions’ team. Using entries from the dairy he kept during this tour, Scotland brings to life one of the great Lions expeditions, taking us right into the heart of the changing rooms, hotels, bars and in the heat of battle on the field. Scotland played in five Tests for the Lions and won a total of twenty-seven caps for his country before retiring in 1965 with a reputation as one of the finest players ever to play for Scotland well established. He would continue to play club rugby for several years afterwards while enjoying a successful business career. At eighty-three he has finally decided to tell his life story. Working with Allan Massie, the doyen of Scottish rugby journalism, he has created a rich and powerful testimony to his life and rugby career, throwing new light on his own achievements as well as providing fresh insight the great players of his era. It is as fascinating as it is evocative of a time and a game long past and a must-read for rugby fans of all generations.
Ken Boyer was the Captain of the St. Louis Cardinals. Modest and steadfast, he was a role model whose firm but reassuring demeanor earned the admiration and respect of his teammatesBoyer was among the elite third basemen of his generation. He was a durable athlete in the field who provided consistent production at the plate. A 15-year major-league career produced 11 All-Star Game appearances, five Gold Glove Awards, a Most Valuable Player Award, and a World Championship with the Cardinals in 1964Ken Boyer: All-Star, MVP, Captain is the first full-length biography of this underappreciated star of baseball's Golden Era.
Ex-Military Ken Matthews gets a troubling call from his former mentor and boss. Without a moment of hesitation, Ken heads to his hometown, New Orleans to do any and everything he can to help.With less than a week to complete his mission, Ken navigates the streets of The French Quater using his no-nonsense signature style to root out the bad guys before it's too late.When Ken's investigation leads to a large criminal organization, he gets backup from his old Intel team.Heavily armed but outnumbered, Ken and his old Intel team prepare for battle, uncertain if any of them will make it back alive, but ready to go the distance for their mentor.....before it's too late.
Ken Matthews is the average Social worker who is also a retired Police Officer, trying to deal with the ghost from his past by putting them completely out of his head. He had been successful at doing exactly that, until the day that one of those ghost walked into his office and asked for his help.He had no idea that by helping her and her family with a problem they had, he would have to deal with a ghost that he didn't know existed much less, that he created.Over the next several months, Ken is going to have to deal with the consequences of his past actions, while he tries to make things better for a woman, from his, that asked for his help but more importantly, he is going to be reminded of the man that he was and needs to be again.
Ken Matthews
Blueprint Press Internationale
2023
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Ken Matthews is an average Social Worker who is also a retired Police Officer that has been able to put his past behind him until one day when a ghost from his past walks into his office and asks for his help. What he doesn't know is that by helping this one, he is going to meet another ghost that he didn't know existed or that he had a hand in helping to create. In the process, he is going to be reminded of the man that he once was and will become again.Lemore Allen II lives with his wife in Acworth, GA. He is a retired Police Officer and a U. S. Marine. He was born and raised in New Orleans, LA, and lived in Birmingham, AL, for 27 years. After a tragic accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down, he went on to complete his Bachelor's degree in Social Work and began working for the Social Security Administration. He is currently working towards a Master's degree in Social Work and hopes to one day open a Mental Health Clinic for lower-income families.
Ken Matthews
Blueprint Press Internationale
2023
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Ken Matthews is an average Social Worker who is also a retired Police Officer that has been able to put his past behind him until one day when a ghost from his past walks into his office and asks for his help. What he doesn't know is that by helping this one, he is going to meet another ghost that he didn't know existed or that he had a hand in helping to create. In the process, he is going to be reminded of the man that he once was and will become again.Lemore Allen II lives with his wife in Acworth, GA. He is a retired Police Officer and a U. S. Marine. He was born and raised in New Orleans, LA, and lived in Birmingham, AL, for 27 years. After a tragic accident that left him paralyzed from the waist down, he went on to complete his Bachelor's degree in Social Work and began working for the Social Security Administration. He is currently working towards a Master's degree in Social Work and hopes to one day open a Mental Health Clinic for lower-income families.
Dive into the world of alliteration, and turn your beginner reader's experience into a playful and challenging exercise that optimizes the use of the letter "K". Perfect for children learning to read, "Ken's Ketchup Covered Kittens" is a clever tool designed for early readers, blending the elements of alphabet books, children's rhyming stories, and dyslexia-friendly content. With kittens, kabobs, and ketchup everywhere, Ken has quite the kerfuffle to clean-up in his Kansas kitchen. A silly story with an easy-to-follow storyline, fun illustrations, and likable characters. Filled with charming, vibrant illustrations and playful text. - A fun read-aloud for families and elementary storytime- Books for kids ages 4-8- Books for early and emergent readers As part of the "Alliteration Fun for All Types" series, you'll want to collect every letter of the alphabet for your young readers' library. To learn more visit Nickysbooks.com Scroll to the top of the page and click Buy Now to start (or grow) your collection
Ken's Moon!: Revealing the "dark Mission" of NASA
Ken Johnston Sr
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2018
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The story of Ken Johnston's archive of historic NASA photos and his decision to go public with evidence of the manipulation of those images from the Apollo moon missions is the stuff of legend in the alternative history community. The basic story is that Ken discovered a disturbing situation in the secret halls of our hallowed space agency. At the Lunar Receiving Laboratory, Ken was the Director of the Data and Photo Control Department, responsible for all the photographs and data generated by the contributing scientists from around the world. He also produced and edited the NASA Lunar Sample Information Catalog for each of the Lunar landing missions. One day, Ken enters the room where he sees strange activity. Given that he feels a sense of responsibility for the integrity of the NASA collection, he inquires as to what is going on. He spoke with several people who called themselves "strippers" because they were stripping out details in lunar images that might be hard to explain. That day, they were at the task of painting out the stars in particular lunar images. The unusually lame excuse given was that the stars in the lunar sky would "confuse people." This was alarming for Ken to discover. He found out also that "smudging out" anomalies on images was commonplace. Ken's story could be counted as a minority report in NASA's branded panorama of American heroics. The US Government and the American people had allocated significant financial and other resources toward the goal of reaching the moon at the behest of our young President Kennedy. The idea was to see what was there, to share that information to the world, and elevate the knowledge of mankind. To discover that the artifacts of that effort might have been manipulated was highly disappointing. It is this scenario being asserted by Ken Johnston, the very human being, who at one time, had watch over the chain of evidence.
