Carles, the site's author-proprietor-inventor, also went into self-examination mode, writing about the evolution of blogs from taste-making engines to traffic-generating tools of destruction, as if those weren't the same thing to begin with.
There was the nattily dressed Kiran Shekar — yes, the Kiran Shekar, noted collector, author, and proprietor of the independent watch purveyor Contrapante.
Yorkshire born and bred chef, cookbook author and proprietor of The Star Inn, Andrew Pern championed local and seasonal food long before they became buzzwords.
The first such federal law, it was formally titled "An Act for the Encouragement of Learning, by securing the Copies of Maps, Charts, and Books, to the Authors and Proprietors of such Copies, during the Times therein mentioned".
The point of the act, as Murdoch reiterated, was to contend with piracy – or, as the statute says, to deal with those who have "taken the Liberty of Printing, Reprinting and Publishing … without the consent of Authors or Proprietors of such Books and Writings, to their very great Detriment, and too often to Ruin of them and their Families".
Author of Gray Divorce Stories; Proprietor of DivorcedOver50.com.
Joseph Drew, newspaper editor, steamboat proprietor, author and lecturer, was born in Deptford in 1814; Joseph's father of the same name worked in the Royal Navy Dockyard Service.
Henry is one of roughly 35 Agentgenius.com authors, as well as proprietor of her own site, Indy Real Estate Talk.
The lampshade's current proprietor, the American author Mark Jacobson, won't keep it in his home and says that, even now that it's here, safely in storage, he feels more at ease when he knows the shade is shut away in its white cardboard box.
The published account of the raid reveal that some 250 patient were given a dark-brown medicine, which made one man from New Jersey feel "dopey" for upward of 24 hours, and then they were all subjected to an inspirational talk by the proprietor, recently the author of a book with a foreword by Maurice Maeterlinck.
And the Trainspotting author, Irvine Welsh, said newspaper proprietors "should now accept the will of the people and implement these sensible [royal charter] recommendations".
