Carel

You can see a fine gallery of hornbills including a ground species in Carel's book.

We flightless primates Darren Naish 2006

Low, better known as Carel, also admitted to having conspired with Lim to destroy documents which were to be delivered to Citibank after it served writs of summons on several ex-employees for breach of contract.

lancerlord 2009

Carlisle, of the {230} servants who wish to be hired going into the marketplace of Carlisle, or as they call it "Carel," with a straw in their mouths.

Notes and Queries, Number 73, March 22, 1851 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Genealogists, etc. Various 1852

Mr. Carel will help some of the world's most selective buyers do just that this week, as Christie's New York on Wednesday opens its annual sale of post-war and contemporary art, which is expected to exceed $230 million.

A Prodigy, Poised to Sell Megan M. Garwood 2011

Carel Goslings, a trauma surgeon who organized the symposium, says research indicates that helmets can reduce head injuries in children by more than 60%.

Getting These Cyclists to Use Helmets Is Like Tilting at Windmills Daniel Michaels 2010

Haitian radio host Carel Pedre has been tweeting photographs from the main St. Marc hospital dealing with the outbreak.

Haitians suffer cholera outbreak amid squalid conditions Melissa Bell 2010

CanWest immediately filed suit: against Mordecai Briemberg (who had merely distributed a few copies of the send-up), Gordon Murray and Carel Moiseiwitsch.

Archive 2009-12-01 2009

Born and raised in Paris, Mr. Carel learned to love art during frequent visits with his grandfather to Drouot, a local auction house.

A Prodigy, Poised to Sell Megan M. Garwood 2011

CanWest immediately filed suit: against Mordecai Briemberg (who had merely distributed a few copies of the send-up), Gordon Murray and Carel Moiseiwitsch.

CanWest: still SLAPPing people around 2009

The "Portrait of a Young Artist" (1650s-1660s) is now ascribed to a "Follower of Rembrandt," while "Old Woman With a Book" (c. 1650s) is recognized as the work of Carel van der Pluym.

Two Complementary Quests James Gardner 2011