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	EMI Features Brian Ransom’s Peace Diety
		Ceramicist Brian Ransom created them based upon images that came to him in dreams.
		Brian’s work is informed by extensive research on the extraordinary preColumbian ceramic wind instruments of South America, as well as African and Asian traditions.
		Brian’s work also appears in the large edition of the book and CD collection Gravikords, Whirlies and Pyrophones, from which this photo is taken.
	www.windworld.com /feature_pages/ransom.htm (222 words)

	The Armchair Treasure Hunt Club - Names and Faces
		Brian was, for many years until the end of 2003, the newsletter Editor and has set the Club Hunts: Clockwise, the Sovereign Hunt The Lost Queen, The Pearl Hunts Anniversary Treasure and Gold Pearl Hunt.
		Brian's first hunting success came in the form of the Diluculum Dagger in the Sunday Times promotion of Treasure.
		Brian subsequently won both red herrings in Dragonslayer.
	www.treasureclub.net /abouttheclub/people.html (1341 words)

	Campus Information Board - Brian Ransom Ceramic Sound Works
		Brian Ransom, an associate professor of visual art at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida, is a sculptor, potter, composer and musician.
		Ransomâs instruments and his performances on the instruments have been featured in recordings, film, and dance scores.
		Ransom has displayed his work in numerous museum and private collections across the country, and has exhibited and performed nationally and internationally.
	www.uhd.edu /student/cib/news/news88.htm (169 words)

	Brian Wilson Concert--September 30, 2004
		This week Brian Wilson finally got the Smile monkey off his back and provided savoring fans worldwide what they have been eagerly waiting to listen to for 37 years.
		After the campfire atmosphere (as the band called it) wrapped up, Brian and his bandmates, one-by-one under deep blue lights, shuffled to their usual places on stage while chanting the song “You're Welcome”.
		Brian was smiling the entire time and seemed even more invigorated than during Act 1.
	fun_fun_fun.tripod.com /9-30-04c.html (902 words)

	Brian Khan
		Brian Dennehy as Kublai Khan in "Marco Polo" film »
		This is the Mausoleum of Aga Khan III, who for 72 years was the spiirtual leader of thne Nizari Ismaili Sihites, along the way sreving as President of both the AllIndia Muslim League and the League of Nations.
		With Nik Lidstrom alreday anchoring the d line the RFed Wings brought in former Devil Brian Rafalski.What willl Rafalski bring to this Wings squda Ansar Khan This tbeam generates much of its attack from a moblie,...
	whois.ovh.org /~brian (426 words)

	Ransom Environmental Consultants, Inc.
		Prior to joining Ransom, Eric was a principal scientist and office manager for MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc. In this role Eric was responsible for the operations of a 20-person office and was the project manager and senior scientist on multiple assessment and remediation projects.
		Utilizing Ransom’s technical staff of geologists, engineers, hydrogeologists, and environmental scientists, Mike manages and coordinates in-house resources to accomplish the client’s budget and schedule requirements while providing overall responsibility for the quality of the company’s work by monitoring the status and progress of the company’s projects.
		As a senior project manager at Ransom, Brian is responsible for managing large-scale, portfolio-style environmental due diligence projects, as well as small to large-scale subsurface investigations and RI/FS.
	www.ransomenv.com /about/people.htm (2175 words)

	Crafty fall lineup: Florida Craftsmen Gallery: Brief: Arts: Creative Loafing Tampa
		Brian Ransom has produced sculptural, tuned musical instruments that use ceramics as their principle resonator for the past 25 years.
		According to Ransom, all of his instruments -- which include horns, flutes, saxophones, bells, strings, percussion and electronics -- share a haunting timbre of sound that is generated by the clay body he designed.
		Brian Ransom and members of his Ceramic Ensemble perform at the trio of opening receptions, which take place from 6 to 9 p.m.
	tampa.creativeloafing.com /gyrobase/Content?oid=oid:108303 (276 words)

	CNN/SI - NFL Football - McNeil hopeful of making new deal with Rams - Wednesday July 22, 1998 12:05 AM
		Ransom said his client should share in the largesse of the new TV contract, suggesting McNeil should get $30 million over five years.
		Ransom said it's probably been league-wide policy to save the franchise-tag guys for last because they'll probably be the toughest ones to sign.
		Ransom said his client won't let the fact camp might start without him affect negotiations.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /football/nfl/news/1998/07/21/rams_mcneil (561 words)

	Couturier Gallery (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ransom’s figurative clay sculptures are based on deities found in world cultures, and the musical instruments that are incorporated into their bodies have their origins in ancient Peru.
		Ransom’s new series of “Deities,” smaller in scale than their predecessors, are more complex instruments, each containing two, three or four different wind instruments.
		They are meant to be played by blowing various apertures, or rocking the entire sculpture, as in the case of the “water-jar” pieces, (to displace air by shifting the water levels in the inner chambers of the piece).
	artscenecal.com /Listings/WestHwd/CouturierFile/CouturierArtists/BRansomFile/BRansom0499PR.html (499 words)

	Weekend: Instruments of his imagination
		A pipe dream may be the easiest way to describe Brian Ransom's work at Florida Craftsmen Gallery.
		Ransom, an art professor at Eckerd College, is both sculptor and musician.
		"Brian Ransom: Harmonic Resonances," "Spun Metal: Monica Naugle" and "Paper Jewels: Holly Anne Mitchell" are at Florida Craftsmen Gallery, 501 Central Ave., St. Petersburg, through Oct. 31.
	www.sptimes.com /2006/09/21/news_pf/Weekend/Instruments_of_his_im.shtml (546 words)

	Eckerd College . News \| News Center
		Alumni of Brian Ransom - An Invitational Exhibition: Sept. 24 - Nov. 3
		Alumni of Brian Ransom - An Invitational Exhibition
		Matt Fisher and Taryn Sabia both worked with Brian Ransom as Ford Scholars while at Eckerd.
	www.eckerd.edu /news/index.php?f=detail&id=1765 (348 words)

	Ransom Note Typography: Discontinue Use if Rash Develops
		I was kind of freaked out that I was going to have to kiss someone, even though I was supposed to be kissing her already, but Brian talked me into it.
		Brian is probably the number one refrigerator salesmen in Nome, Alaska, that how good a sales weenie he was and probably still is.
		After Brian yelled “Cut!” I sat down and didn’t move for a few minutes, if you know what I mean.
	www.ransom-note-typography.com /index.php/weblog/2007/04 (2305 words)

	Sights and sounds: Four exhibits stimulate and challenge the senses: Column: Arts: Creative Loafing Tampa
		Ransom first hit on the idea of making ceramic instruments as a young musician and art student at Rhode Island School of Design in the '70s.
		Since then, Ransom has slowly perfected his method of sculpting and firing ceramic instruments, mixing his own combination of clays based on precise calculations of the shrinkage factor during the drying and firing processes.
		Ransom's work with whistling water jugs stems from a Fulbright grant that took him to Peru to study the indigenous craft.
	tampa.creativeloafing.com /gyrobase/Content?oid=108304 (1309 words)

	NikkAY : don't float away from the dock!
		Being introduced to yet another instructor last night (new people always make it a bit awkward) made it seem like Brian is the "old" instructor now, which made today really cool because he thinks we're awesome.
		But yeah, the run is finally figured out, and there is a WAY COOL cymbal split in the percussion break (GAH, I want a cymbal pout haha), and we got invited to see the Brian Eisenberg jazz orchestra at SDSU in 2 weeks.
		Wooooo Nate is on snare and Brian is on tenors!
	www.greatestjournal.com /users/gear_fab/88722.html (335 words)

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