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Kerver

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Kerv´er
n.1.A carver.
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We're using Twitter as a monitoring tool, not to have two-way conversations with the protesters," said Lieutenant Sue Kerver of the US Coast Guard, one of several branches of the security forces which are in Pittsburgh to beef up security for the G20 summit.
G20 police, protesters take to tweets by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Neil, printed by the Kervers and again probably bound in a small pot casse panel.
Geofroy Tory's 1531 Book of Hours by Maddocks, Hilary / The La Trobe Journal
Richard Kerver, Worcester Buying less, buying local; using my food co-op, organics all the way; driving less - bought a hybrid for when I do; installing a solar hot water system; did several energy audits; thinking about upgrading heating appliance for co-generation; staying connected, thinking green.
Readers' comments on living `green' by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
 
 
 
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