As it turns out, Peter Parker's old stamping grounds have changed, too.
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Once Quimby acquired Thoreau's North Woods stamping grounds she donated 19573,21957 acres to the Interior Department.
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During her absence, an upscale gated community, Herot Hall, has sprung up on her old stamping grounds.
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This is Paris, not Milan, and not Mr. Armani's usual stamping grounds for his ready-to-wear collections.
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He returns to the Bowery Electric, just a quick dash from the site of his former stamping grounds, CBGB.
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Peter M. Brant, a newsprint tycoon, was an early collector and the East Village was Basquiat's old stamping grounds.
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Sitting recently at the Veselka diner in the East Village — his old stamping grounds — Mr. Morea cut a strikingly discordant figure.
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Eric H. Holder Jr., who was attorney general under President Barack Obama, returned to his old stamping grounds at Covington & Burling.
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Guests had gathered to sip Champagne and celebrate the return of Barneys to its original downtown stamping grounds at 101 Seventh Avenue.
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In the transition, the team lost many of its Miami-based fans, as well as the atmosphere of its old stamping grounds.
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The nations in the Lake Chad region that have become Boko Haram's new stamping grounds — Niger, Chad and Cameroon — have long been distrustful of one another.
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The Fortnight Institute, which does not represent artists, sprang up last year on the old stamping grounds of the East Village gallery scene of the 1980s.
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President Obama will return to his old professorial stamping grounds on Thursday to press his argument for the confirmation of Merrick B. Garland to the Supreme Court.
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PARIS — The bioacoustician and musician Bernie Krause has been recording soundscapes of the natural world since 1968, from coral reefs to elephant stamping grounds to the Amazonian rain forest.
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They have expanded their habitat from their traditional stamping grounds in the forested northwestern part of the state and have now been sighted in all 21 counties, the department said.
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Nowadays, I teach American history at Rice, McMurtry's old stamping grounds, and during Harvey I decided to revisit his Houston trilogy to see if the books still sparkled; they do.
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In a car, it might have taken 30 minutes or longer for him to make the roughly seven-mile drive from his old Brooklyn stamping grounds to an event in Queens.
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The number of bears has grown since the 1980s, and they have steadily migrated out of their traditional stamping grounds in the state's northwest, according to the Division of Fish and Wildlife.
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"The Radetzky March" is particularly apt here because, though the focus after a Leave victory will be on Britain, the real disaster will befall Roth's literary stamping grounds of Central and Eastern Europe.
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The other side of this mild nostalgic angst is the joy of discovery: The privilege of being able to explore old stamping grounds with fresh eyes (and a few decades under the belt).
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A public lecture, in French, with three young writers, held at Reid Hall — her old student stamping grounds — seemed like the type of event she would have enjoyed, with its focus on contemporary French literature.
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LOS ANGELES — Joe Earley, who resigned in October from the Fox Television Group, where he served in senior leadership roles for more than two decades, will return to his old stamping grounds — sort of — starting Friday.
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During a recent game against Duke at Madison Square Garden, his old stamping grounds, Ewing was on the verge of an ejection for arguing with the referees over what he thought was a phantom foul call.
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On Friday, about 24 hours after the Pacers made the signing official and Paul George welcomed him back with a text message, Stephenson returned to his stamping grounds, looking for ways to help the Pacers make yet another playoff run.
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Camp Uncas, once owned by J.P. Morgan, and Great Camp Sagamore, the former stamping grounds of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and his relatives, are both situated on their own small lakes some 20 miles away, nearly indistinguishable from the lake we set up camp on.
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Set in a small town in Idaho — the regular stamping grounds of Mr. Hunter, author of "The Whale" and "The Few" — the play, directed sensitively by Stella Powell-Jones, unfolds in the clean but tchotchke-cluttered living room of the deceased woman, Zoe, an obsessive TV shopper.
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But we can't think about this long, because quite suddenly it's six years later, and there's a man Leah can't quite call a boyfriend, a co-worker who might be an inspiring friend or just a crazy boss and a shared apartment that's more like a hostage situation — the dynamics of money and power searing through the indolence and indecision of our young heroine — and then, wait, it's 10 years later and she's married — no, wait, leaving her husband — and learning the news that the co-worker, her old boss, someone with whom Leah hasn't been in contact much but has left an indelible, or maybe ephemeral, influence on her, is dead, and she flies out for the funeral — no, she is fleeing her suddenly violent husband — or to collect an inheritance or to visit her old stamping grounds — pausing for a roll in the hay with someone now occupying her old apartment — and the book keeps moving like this, in all directions but in a knife-sharp line, with quiet commentary by Leah's deceased boss — an accident, no, maybe suicide — and the thrum of the shiny and daring automobile of the title.
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Prompted by the team's poor record in competitive games, British writer Charlie Connelly followed the entire qualifying campaign for the 2002 FIFA World Cup. As recorded in the subsequent book Stamping Grounds: Liechtenstein's Quest for the World Cup, Liechtenstein lost all eight games without scoring a goal.
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In the early 1970s, the route was one of the last stamping grounds of the Deutsche Bundesbahn's Class 01 express train steam locomotive. From 2001 to 2004 the Schiefe Ebene was also traversed by modern ICE-TD power cars (DBAG Class 605) with tilting technology. Today the line is worked by the tilting DMUs of DB Class 612, that serve the hourly RegionalExpress lines of Hof–Würzburg and Hof–Lichtenfels as well as the Interregio-Express line Nürnberg-Hof-Dresden.
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He also was chief arranger for the Mike Curb Congregation, and they recorded some of my material, great too! Also Bob and I worked at Capitol Records for Ken Nelson and Cliffie Stone, passed recently. Too many country artists to even name nearly all of them: Hank Thompson, Wynn Stewart, Rose Maddox and others. Roy Lanham did one of his better albums at the Sound House, Merced, in El Monte (my old stamping grounds) and Mary Ford's home place, 9840 Kale Street.
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In June 1970, The Holland Pop Festival (which featured Jefferson Airplane, The Byrds, Canned Heat, It's a Beautiful Day, and Santana) was held and filmed at the Stamping Grounds in Rotterdam. There is a healthy competition with Amsterdam, which is often viewed as the cultural capital of the Netherlands. This rivalry is most common amongst the city's football supporters, Feyenoord (Rotterdam) and Ajax (Amsterdam). There is a saying: "Amsterdam to party, Den Haag (The Hague) to live, Rotterdam to work".
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This episode is chronicled in Charlie Connelly's book, Stamping Grounds: Liechtenstein's Quest for the World Cup. After changes concerning both the Liechtenstein Football Association and the coach, Frick returned to be part of the squad, which included playing in both games against England. During a Euro 2008 qualifier against Latvia, Frick netted the only goal of the game which brought Liechtenstein their first win over a side that had qualified for a major tournament. On 10 August 2011, Frick made a record 100th appearance for Liechtenstein.
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Bachelor herd consisting of three sub-adult males, Tsavo East National Park, 2011 Adult males attempt to secure a territory on good pasture. These territories are up to and are marked with dung, secretions from the sub-orbital glands and by stamping grounds where males scrape the soil with their hooves and slash the vegetation with their horns. It has been suggested that at low population densities adult males abandon territory defence and will instead follow a nursery herd.Gosling, L. M. (1986) The evolution of mating strategies in male antelopes.
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A powerful and chiseled 8th-century king named Alobar narrowly escapes regicide at the hands of his own subjects, from a custom of killing the leader at the first sign of aging. After fleeing, no longer a king but only a man, he travels through Eurasia, on a newfound quest for the secret to longevity. Eventually he stumbles upon the stamping grounds of the pungent goat-god Pan, who is slowly losing his godly powers as the world turns toward Christianity. Pan encourages Alobar to continue East in search of the masters of immortality.
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A site was found at a disused chalk pit at Brockham, only a stone's throw from the old stamping grounds of Townsend Hook at Betchworth. Townsend Hook moved there in 1962. That year the two Orenstein & Koppel diesel locos from Betchworth were acquired: No. 6 Monty and No. 7, later named The Major in honour of Major Taylerson. The Brockham Museum Trust was formed as a separate entity from the NGRS, although the NGRS retained ownership of Townsend Hook and later acquisition Peter (Bagnall 2067) until the early 2000s.
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Retinger urged Conrad to visit Poland, and on 28 July 1914, the day World War I broke out, Retinger, his wife Otolia, and Conrad, his wife, and their two sons arrived in Kraków, the two men's childhood stamping grounds (they were alumni of the same secondary school). Due to the closeness of the Russian border (Russia was then allied to Great Britain), the Conrads soon sought greater safety in the Tatra Mountains resort of Zakopane.Zdzisław Najder, Joseph Conrad: A Life, Rochester, New York, Camden House, 2007, , pp. 459–63. Retinger would write about Conrad in his 1943 book, Conrad and His Contemporaries.
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Connelly's writing exhibits a self-deprecating humour and love of eccentricity that echoes the style of Bill Bryson. Similarly, he shares with several other writers a fascination with subject-matter that had not previously been a feature of traditional travel writing. Connelly began his career as a writer of books relating to sporting events, most commonly football. His breakthrough 2002 book, Stamping Grounds, was his fifth, and followed the Liechtenstein national football team in their unsuccessful campaign to qualify for the 2002 FIFA World Cup. Connelly's 2004 follow-up, Attention All Shipping, which was his first to deviate from football as its topic, has been listed as a best- seller and selected as "Book of the Week" by the UK radio station BBC Radio 4.
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De Silva's best play is considered by many to be Dunna Dunu Gamuwe, which was written just after the 1971 insurrection in Sri Lanka. Although centred on a trade union struggle, it had an admixture of politics and art expertly mixed with technique and aided by some superb acting by the late U. Ariyawimal and Wilson Jayasiri was the precursor of the serious political theatre which followed at the end of the decade. De Silva worked for long time at the Sri Lanka Broadcasting Corporation as a producer, and in the late 1960s was in charge of the weekly radio play, and the weekly short story programs on the station, which were the first "stamping grounds" of writers and dramatists who are today well known in their own right. The Sunday Observer, By Indeewara Thilakarathne (23 August 2009), " Sri Lankan Theatre ", De Silva was bed-ridden from 1997, and died in hospital on 28 October 2002.
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