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	The Urban Highway Robber
		Classic English poetry meets art deco in illustrator Murray Kimber's interpretation of Alfred Noyes's "The Highwayman." The poem is a romantic ballad that, though once required reading for most students, has lately fallen somewhat out of favour.
		Kimber represents the "ribbon of moonlight" with a moonlit image of the Brooklyn Bridge.
		Kimber updates the King's men with policemen who, clad in trenchcoats and fedoras and armed with rifles and machine guns, are the very picture of 1930s-era government men.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/childrensliterature/115596/1 (419 words)

	Illustrator Murray Kimber at Art Ark Gallery, Kelowna, BC Canada
		Murray Kimber, a Nelson, B.C. based illustrator, was nominated for a 2005 Governor General's Literary Award in the category of Children's Illustration (English Language) for his interpretation of Alfred Noyes' classic poem The Highwayman.
		In his interpretation Kimber tells an updated version of the story of a highway robber whose love for the local innkeeper's daughter and pursuit by the army of England's King George eventually collide in a tragic end for the young thief.
		Kimber introduced an Indian motorcycle for the highwayman to ride instead of the original horse, turned the King's soldiers into FBI agents and used the cool, austere grandeur of the Manhattan skyline to set a dark, and foreboding tone throughout the art.
	www.theartark.com /kimber.html (529 words)

	world war one books
		Joseph Murray died relatively recently (1995), but he left behind a hugh legacy of notes and reels of interviews about his war which can be found at the IWM.
		Joe Murray joined the RNVR on the outbreak of the war and was drafted to the Hood battalion of the RND.
		Murray before that had been sent home on leave, the first time for nearly two years and the description of his reception is vert touching.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/kylet1/books.htm (1104 words)

	deseretnews.com \| Utah County to get 'Mormon academy'
		While Kimber couldn't estimate the level of interest in Utah County, he said that typical school enrollment for the K-12 academies is around 150 students.
		Kimber believes the quality of American education began to wane at the same time religion was being taken out of classrooms.
		With his curiosity piqued, Kimber focused his doctoral studies on investigating a possible correlation and said his worst fears appeared to be true.
	deseretnews.com /dn/view/0,1249,580036938,00.html (790 words)

	Murray Kimber, Illustrator
		Since graduating in 1988 from Alberta College of Art and Design in Calgary, Murray Kimber has worked as a freelance illustrator in all major communication capacities, from advertising to annuals to children's publishing.
		Murray Kimber's client list includes Ford, General Motors, American Express, Turner Broadcasting, Penthouse, Spy Magazine, Bloomberg Communications, B.E.T. Books, Pete's Wicked Ale, Eli Lilly, and Caterpillar Financial, who commissioned a series of large banners and a mural reproduced on glass for their corporate headquarters.
		From 1992 to 1997, Murray Kimber held three sold-out exhibitions of original paintings, returned to The Alberta College of Art and Design as an instructor, and continued to freelance on a regular basis.
	www.richardsolomon.com /info/kimber_m.html (325 words)

	Jazz \| All About Jazz
		Murray frequently visits NÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ’DiayeÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ’s homeland for various projects and recordings, and recently recruited the alto player during one of his many visits to the African country of Senegal.
		Murray was impressed enough to take him to America for the young alto playerÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ’s very first visit to the States, which as a matter of fact, started off with the six-night Iridium residency.
		The instrumentation of the David Murray Octet has, for the most part, remained the same over the last two decades, though as previously mentioned the exclusion of MurrayÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂÃÂ’s bass clarinet at least for that night was sorely missed.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /articles/open0202_01.htm (1378 words)

	Re: Why DOCTYPE Declarations for XHTML? from Murray Altheim on 2000-01-20 (www-html@w3.org from January 2000)
		"W. Eliot Kimber" wrote: > > Murray Altheim wrote: > > > > "W. Eliot Kimber" wrote: > > > Murray Altheim wrote: > > [...] > > > I'm not objecting to enabling validation.
		I obviously can't guarantee anything (being only a single member no matter how influential), but the presence of such language in a very-related ISO spec (and Murray's re-education over the past week) will hopefully prove fruitful.
		Murray Altheim Member of Technical Staff, Tools Development and Support Sun Microsystems, Inc. MS MPK17-102 1601 Willow Rd., Menlo Park, California 94025 the honey bee is sad and cross and wicked as a weasel and when she perches on you boss she leaves a little measle -- archy
	lists.w3.org /Archives/Public/www-html/2000Jan/0193.html (1261 words)

	Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The covers of these two books are instructive: Murray Kimber's Magritte-inspired drawing for Seeing Stars invokes modernism in its surrealist form, whereas Barbara Klunder's cover for The Fat Princess reminds us of a child's art.
		Child art and surrealist art cohere in their free-floating images that work by a sort of visual incantation, an intertextual necessity that draws the reader into fiction that refuses to accept the definitions of genre, readership, or verisimilitude.
		The story is familiar to readers of Young Adult fiction—troubled teenager from dysfunctional family finds capable adult to guide him through the rite of passage to maturity and understanding.
	www.canlit.ca /reviews/183/6123_mcgillis.html (725 words)

	Murray Kimber Books, Prints, & Original Art at Every Picture Tells A Story (www.everypicture.com)
		Murray Kimber is a Canadian artist who has been creating some beautiful artwork in the worlds of children's book and editorial illustration.
		He trained at The Alberta College of Art and Design and worked for a time as a graphic designer in an advertising agency.
		Although Murray is influenced by the works of many famous painters, he says his earliest inspiration came from the comic books, magazines, and political cartoons he read as a child.
	www.everypicture.com /show_artist.php?id=127&page=1&sc=1 (133 words)

	Amazon.com: Ancient Voices: Books: Kate Hovey,Murray Kimber (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Each "ancient voice" is accompanied by compelling, sometimes weird, and often humorous illustrations by Murray Kimber.
		Ares, nasty god of war, is portrayed on a flame-and smoke-spewing motorcycle, while, in one of Hovey's wittiest poems, "Aphrodite Talks About the Venus de Milo Behind Her Back," a haughty and busty Aphrodite in a hot pink sundress checks out the "marble girl" supposed to represent her.
		Kimber's handsome, sometimes hard-edged mixed-media paintings have elements of cubism and surrealism and aptly suggest the larger-than-life and less-than-pleasant nature of the characters.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0689833423?v=glance (1013 words)

	February 2001 Excerpts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The serene quality of the text expresses the humility and gentleness of the "Poverello." This legend is significant for contemporary society since it explores profound issues that children at this age are starting to ponder such as the suffering of others.
		The wolf's transformation from a ferocious beast into a gentle creature is quite startling, particularly since Kimber's paintings are so powerful.
		Children will be fascinated by Kimber's portrayal of the wolf and will enjoy studying the pictures on their own.
	www.resourcelinks.ca /excerpts/feb2000exc.htm (2397 words)

	Ancient Voices Review
		Giving voice to the cupbearer of the gods, Ganymede, we find a human pressed into an unwilling servitude to these vain and selfish deities.
		But as beautiful as the sound of Hovey’s poetry is, it would be far less were it not accompanied by Murray Kimber’s artwork.
		Sometimes anachronistically modern, other times brilliantly ancient, Kimber pushes readers beyond the words themselves into a realm of sights, sounds, and tastes that one rarely experiences from poetry alone.
	www.nimblespirit.com /html/ancient_voices_review.html (326 words)

	Time Out NY Kids \| books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Heaving bosoms, blazing pistols and that wonderful ghostly galleon of a moon: Alfred Noyes's 1907 poem "The Highwayman" has captivated many a child who didn't know what proper people thought of his inflamed versifying.
		In The Highwayman (Visions in Poetry) (Kids Can Press), Murray Kimber's gloriously dark illustrations place the protagonist and his beloved, "the landlord's fl-eyed daughter," into a film-noir New York.
		Several of the pictures are sexy, and some are disturbing (it's one thing to read about the landlord's daughter being bound with a musket beneath her breast, quite another to see it).
	www.timeoutnykids.com /books/5/w5.apr13.x.bk.lede2.html (633 words)

	Publisher description for Library of Congress control number 00028359
		Publisher description for Ancient voices / Kate Hovey ; illustrations by Murray Kimber.
		From Zeus, the supreme ruler of the gods, and Ganymede, the gods' cupbearer, to the forest nymph Echo and Hestia, goddess of the hearth, the characters of ancient Greek and Roman mythology form a rich and vibrant tapestry.
		Beautifully realized in Kate Hovey's mesmerizing poetry and Murray Kimber's stunning illustrations, these twenty-three poems illuminate the personalities of the gods and the humor and tragedy of their stories.
	www.loc.gov /catdir/description/simon041/00028359.html (170 words)

	XML-DEV Mailing List Archive by date - April, 1998
		Re: Semantics (was Re: Inheritance in XML [^]) - From: "W. Eliot Kimber"*
		Re: Inheritance in XML (was Re: Problems parsing XML) - From: "W. Eliot Kimber"
		Re: XLINK discussion - From: "W. Eliot Kimber"
	www.oxygenxml.com /archives/xml-dev/199804/maillist.html (4969 words)

	Project HappyChild News - 1st December 2000
		A link to their new website and e-mail address have been added to NCOPF's entry in the Directory.
		FREE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES - Our thanks to Murray Kimber, A/g Assistant Secretary, Literacy and Special Programmes, Dept. of Education in Australia, for forwarding details of EDNA which has now been added to our Index of Free Educational Resources worldwide [just below the link to the Parliament of Australia, in the general resources table].
		This month the first chapter pages / interlinks have been added to “The Magical World of Harry Potter” - this area of the site is generating a huge amount of interest and bringing a great many children into contact with Project HappyChild.
	www.happychild.org.uk /nvs/news/2000/12.htm (722 words)

	--- Artists tell a visual Story
		In the category of "Children's- Illustration," the artists considered were: Harvey Chan for Wild Bog Tea; Murray Kimber for The Wolf of Gubbio; Kim LaFave for We'll All Go Sailing, Mireille Levert for An Island in the Soup; Cindy Revell for Mallory and the Power Boy.
		In the second book, Kimber has a very different use colour, shape and size.
		The artist introduces viewers to the monk who would become St. Francis of Assisi, with a large-sized portrait in warm colours.
	www.liangoodall.com /reviews/artists_tell_a_visual_story.html (554 words)

	Kidsbookshelf Book Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
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		This classic ballad of love, loss and heartbreak is vividly brought to life with Murray's vibrant and modern illustrations.
		Originally published almost 100 years ago, Murray's version has a motorcycle riding highwayman and classic mystery flavor.
	www.kidsbookshelf.com /review.asp?author=n&page=3 (673 words)

	Kid's Center - Spring 2004 Books - April is Poetry Month (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Young Ganymede, stolen from Troy to serve the gods in exchange for the debatable gift of immortality, reappears throughout the journey.
		Hovey's poetic excursion illustrated with handsome paintings by Murray Kimber, travels from Mt. Olympus, into Poseidon's Sea and down to The Underworld and back up into the enchanted forest of Diana.
		To guide readers not yet familiar with the who's who of mythology, several appendices complete the handsome presentation.
	www.e-kidscenter.com /spring_2004/poetry.shtml (740 words)

	CBC Arts: MacIvor, Moure up for Governor General's Awards
		Rounding out the category are Barbara Nickel for Hannah Waters and the Daughter of Johann Sebastian Bach, Pamela Porter for The Crazy Man, Francis Chalifour for After and Gail Nyoka for Mella and the N'anga: An African Tale.
		In the category of children's literature - illustration, the finalists are Rajka Kupesic for Maria Chapdelaine, Wallace Edwards for Mixed Beasts, Kyrsten Brooker for City Angel, Rob Gonsalves for Imagine a Day and Murray Kimber for The Highwayman.
		In the category of translation - French to English, Fred A. Reed will compete against himself, as his Truth or Death: The Quest for Immortality in the Western Narrative Tradition is up against All that Glitters, for which he is nominated alongside David Homel.
	www.cbc.ca /story/arts/national/2005/10/17/Arts/gg_lit_nom_051017.html (1244 words)

	Ingram Library Services: K-12 MediaShelf
		Hovey again puts voice to the myths through poetry, this time speaking through the mouths of the gods of Mount Olympus, the earth, the sea and the underworld.
		Paired with Kimber’s imaginative, dramatic illustrations in mixed media, these brief poems capture brilliantly the moods of the gods and their relationships to each other.
		Useful in classrooms, this title will also attract young people grades six and up for their pleasure reading.
	www.ingramlibrary.com /nwsltr_K12/0104/K12_eletter.html (993 words)

	PBN spring 95 [awards] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Robert Hilles received the poetry prize for Cantos from a Small Room.
		And Murray Kimber received the award for illustrations in a children's book for Josepha, A Prairie Boy's Story (Red Deer College Press).
		Other nominees from the prairies were Monty Reid for his book of poetry, Dog Sleeps, Sharon Butala in non-fiction for The Perfection of the Morning, and Jim McGugan, who wrote Josepha: A Prairie Boy's Story.
	www.bookpublishers.mb.ca /PBN/Spring95/feature1.html (926 words)

	bye bye bye... : (
		Emily has been nominated in the Justin WorldWide Awards!
		Emily is trying to get written into a story by two very creative writers, Kimber and Murray.
		When you go to the site, please click on the "I was referred by:" link!
	www.angelfire.com /boybands/nsyncbabez (276 words)

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