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By Jennifer Hartwig, Fort Stewart Public AffairsJune 25, 2010
FORT STEWART, Ga. - When Aaron Jacobs was younger, he would accompany his father to his Balfour Beatty job of taking care of Warriors Walk. For Aaron, like many others, that place had a significant effect.
Aaron, now 16, has been with the Boy Scouts since he was 5 years old. After 11 years, he is working on his Eagle Scout project and decided to do something with Warriors Walk. After approaching the 3rd Infantry Division Society, Aaron learned of their desire to put benches on that hallowed ground.
And a project was born.
For the past three months, Aaron has been working, with the assistance of the 3rd ID Society and the Fort Stewart Department of Public Works to place five concrete benches along the hallowed grounds.
"I feel obligated to help because I know some of the people here," Aaron said of Warriors Walk. "I really think this (project) will add to Warriors Walk and hopefully draw even more people here to give their thanks."
Part of the Eagle Scout rank is doing a service project that helps the community and Aaron, the son of retired Soldier, Joel Jacobs, said the military is his community.
When Joel retired from the Army, his last assignment was with the 92nd Engineers. He took a job as caretaker of Warriors Walk.
"I feel obligated to help, because I know some of the people here," said Aaron, who is part of Troop 410 out of Hinesville. "I like being out here; I think it's a good place to come to think about the things that mean a lot to you."
Before ever breaking ground, Aaron spent more than two-and-a-half months planning, including getting supplies and materials and surveying the ground to decide where to put the five benches.
The labor-intensive process took roughly 25 hours to complete, with the help of 20 of Aaron's fellow troop members and parents. After surveying the area came the hard work - digging out the five forms and strip the forms before the concrete could be poured; then the concrete pour and smoothing, then setting in each of the five treated concrete benches, which came in three pieces, each piece weighing nearly 200 pounds.
Overseeing the project was Jeff Poulin, director's engineer technician for DPW.
Poulin, a retired sergeant major, oversees an average of two Eagle Scout projects a year, but said this one was especially meaningful.
"Aaron's dad was one of my platoon sergeants in the 92nd Engineers, so I've known Aaron for a long time," he said.
The concrete was poured June 10, and after allowing ample time to dry, the benches were put in place June 15.
"I really think [this project] will add to Warriors Walk, and hopefully draw even more people here to give their thanks," said Aaron, who will be a junior at Bradwell Institute High School in the fall. He said he sees the tie between the Scouts and the Army, and has thought about joining the military after college.
"Part of the Boy Scout oath is 'duty to your country,' and being in the service is the ultimate duty to your country," he said.
With the tree dedication taking place at Warriors Walk June 17, Aaron said he wanted to ensure that the benches were in place before the ceremony.
"Warriors Walk means a lot to his dad and to him," said Michelle Jacobs, Aaron's mother. "I'm really proud of Aaron; he's a great scout and a great kid. This project means a lot to him, and I'm glad he was able to do it, for him and his dad."
Joel is also the scout master of Troop 410. He said that part of the Eagle Scout project is to do something that not only benefits the community, but that is also lasting.
"I like to think that this project is lasting," Joel said.
Joel said the best part of the project is that it was meaningful to the community, and especially to Aaron.
"Aaron said to me the other day that even if this wasn't an Eagle Scout project, he'd still do it."


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HW: 8 Core Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2650 0 @ 2.00GHz, 16 GB Ram (VMware)
Usage: LOW (this is presently in development, so there is almost no load)
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I've operated couchbase 2.0 Beta for several months with no issue. I decided to upgrade the 3 node cluster from Beta to Enterprise 2.0 GA for testing.
I used the following procedure to upgrade:
First I removed a node from the cluster, performed a rebalance, then uninstalled Couchbase on the node using the following method:
dpkg -r couchbase-server
dpkg --purge couchbase-server
rm -R /opt/couchbase
dpkg -i couchbase.....
Then I add the node back to the cluster, perform a rebalance, and repeat this process for the other two nodes.
Everything ran ok for a few days, then this morning I received several CB failover emails. Upon logging in I found the following errors on each host:
Jan 22 14:15:04 couch01 kernel: [411073.960652] do_general_protection: 24 callbacks suppressed
Jan 22 14:15:04 couch01 kernel: [411073.960658] beam.smp[1918] general protection ip:7f4bfcabf8c3 sp:7f4c0c2d15e8 error:0 in libstdc++.so.6.0.16[7f4bfca62000+e2000]
Jan 22 14:17:52 couch02 kernel: [1496388.967379] do_general_protection: 12 callbacks suppressed
Jan 22 14:17:52 couch02 kernel: [1496388.967384] beam.smp[10934] general protection ip:7f5f61d548b0 sp:7f5f795665e8 error:0 in libstdc++.so.6.0.16[7f5f61cf7000+e2000]
Jan 22 14:12:17 couch03 kernel: [1496631.103918] beam.smp[24037] general protection ip:7f8a3864b8b0 sp:7f8a431fe5e8 error:0 in libstdc++.so.6.0.16[7f8a385ee000+e2000]
After rebooting the servers at the recommendation of one of the devs (ingenthr). Couchbase would no longer boot, and would crash leaving the following PS running:
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would you please attach the core dump from erlang process ?
file pattern core.*
While we'll try to give to see how we cam help you, upgrades from beta to 2.0 is not supported. Best way to move data would be backup and restore. This is because of changes between beta and release, thanks for reporting the problem
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Braised Endive With Avgolemono Sauce
Total Time
Prep 30 mins
Cook 30 mins
This recipe comes from the St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church (Seattle) Cookbook. This is wonderful served as a side-dish with grilled salmon and a rice pilaf.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 4 large Belgian endive, halved
- ice water, salted
- 1⁄4 cup butter
- salt
- pepper
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice, fresh
- 1 cup chicken stock
Avgolemono Sauce
- 2 large eggs, room temperature
- 1 teaspoon flour
- 1⁄4-1⁄3 cup lemon juice, fresh
- Soak the endive in salted ice water for about 15 minutes. Drain and remove as much moisture as possible.
- In a large skillet, over medium, melt butter. Add endive, lightly season with salt and pepper . Add lemon juice and saute lightly 2 to 3 minutes on each side.
- Add chicken stock and bring to a simmer. Lower heat to maintain a simmer and simmer uncovered 25 to 30 minutes or until tender. Remove skillet from heat.
- In small bowl of electric mixer, beat eggs until light and frothy. Add flour and continue to beat. Slowly add lemon juice; gradually drizzle in hot broth from the skillet.
- Return skillet to low heat. Pour egg-lemon sauce over endive, shaking pan back and forth to incorporate avgolemono sauce with endive and to thicken sauce.
- Serve immediately.
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I have this cookbook and also have made endive this way. So delicious, with Greek food or other types of cuisine!


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Company: Swank Digital
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Genre: Gonzo
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Mone Divine gives the sweetest, slobberiest blowjob we've seen in a while, then gets fucked good as she begs Strokes to go even harder. This is the star of the DVD.
The whole thing has this almost amateur mini-gonzo thing going. Girls introduce themselves and say how they know black lust better than the others. Editing jump-cuts all over the place. Lesbian scene between Candy Diva and Ashley is sweet ass, too, with lots of kissing and (hairless) beaver bumping. Real goddamn orgasms, too.
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Steven Welch November 2, 2011 at 2:19pm
Lost a champ leopard on hole 6. Kicked off first tree on right side further right into leaves. Reward for return
Steven Welch October 7, 2011 at 6:44pm
Dx cheetah hole 15 went over 16's teepad
Jeff "Heyman" Schropp September 25, 2011 at 8:42pm
Lost a Star Valkrie on #2 -- long & right of the basket. Lost GVM Destroyer on #17 left. of the dogleg. Name & number are on both! THX.
Shaun Adkins August 14, 2011 at 12:41pm
its stuck in the tree you ass clown. you probably should have had a better drive and upshot.
Joe Olson August 14, 2011 at 12:40am
Hey Rooster, I would have been able to spot you within 8 feet. Hit me up for a round. You won't lose any.
Andy Bawol August 13, 2011 at 9:34pm
Lost an old yellow Z Comet somewhere by the basket on hole 10. Reward if returned. On a side note, Sadkins is an awful spotter.
Russ Murer July 20, 2011 at 3:28pm
lost a star wraith greenish/yellowish on 15, has my name and number on it, its in the thick brush on the right side of the course around where 16's tee pad is, couldn't find it and looked for a good while. ill be at the tourney on the 31st if anyone finds it, i can give you a different disc i dont need in exchange for it
Jeff "Heyman" Schropp July 18, 2011 at 11:56am
Lost a yellow DX Wolf on hole #13. Caught the tree on the left of the tunnel. Please return if found. Name & number are on it.
Jeff "Heyman" Schropp July 11, 2011 at 3:31pm
Lost a blue/yellow Pro Wraith on #17 on the inside (right side) of the dogleg. Please return if found. Name & number are on it.
Jeff Novak July 8, 2011 at 9:19pm
Lost a light green ESP Crush on 14 or 15 to the left and short of the basket. Name and number are on it. Plastic for reward.
Jason Riberas July 6, 2011 at 9:05am
Lost a Yellow/Bright yellow Championship Firebird on hole 7. Somewhere between the open area of holes 7 and 8, there's a bunch of trees and bushes there. Name and number on it. Cash reward if returned.
Jay Simon July 4, 2011 at 5:15pm
Lost a ESP Yellow Avenger SS on hole 17 in the brush to the left. Name and number on it. Cash reward if returned.
Taylor Goik -Dirty Mitten Disc Golf- June 28, 2011 at 8:29pm
@Brian, The fairways were cut when I was there a couple days ago. Rough is pretty thick, but thats expected.
brian moreno June 28, 2011 at 4:46pm
how is the grass at OU... thinking about playing it this week
Taylor Goik -Dirty Mitten Disc Golf- June 28, 2011 at 7:54am
@John, You should instead try to convince them to add a few holes in time. Down by the river and hills could make for some great holes!
Taylor Goik -Dirty Mitten Disc Golf- June 28, 2011 at 7:50am
Thats wack as hell! Did they steal it when she wasn't looking? Or did they threaten her?
Brad Fuelling June 28, 2011 at 3:14am
ok so a friend of mine was out playin and had her bag stolen from some douche bags. it was a jim morrison bag with 4 discraft discs and a few dynamic discs. they have the initials MJ on them. this is complete bullshit especially when all i hear from most golfers is how we need more ladies in the sport. its quite a deterent if u ask me
John Minicuci June 23, 2011 at 3:07am
I called the school and talked with the AD. I didn't give him an earful though because he likes us and he likes the game. I am trying to get the opportunity to add some long pads out there for the GVM. Besides begging to use the hill behind hole 1, what other alternate long pads have u you guys used out there? I can think of a couple I would like to use but all suggestions are welcome...
BTW, I think I will only post this once and not 3 times ;-D !
TJ Yelland June 23, 2011 at 1:48am
I blame the phone for the 3 times asking. I will delete the other two
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Bad news for one Father's Day gift-giving tradition: The Men's Dress Furnishings Association, a trade group of necktie manufacturers, says it's shutting down, due to slumping demand. Obviously these hapless haberdashers didn't consult with our Contributor Ben Stein:
You see this lovely silken thing around my neck? It's called a necktie.
When I was a lad and a younger man, men wore these to show they did not work with picks and shovels and pitchforks.
Ties were a symbol of white collar status, although even some workmen wore them under their leather aprons.
If you had on a necktie, it showed you had some sense of organization, some sense of dignity about yourself.
Even schoolboys wore them. At fabulous boarding schools like Cardigan Mountain in New Hampshire, where my handsome son went, boys still wear them. It showed, to use a word that you rarely hear, class.
Now, I read in The Wall Street Journal, on the front page, if you please, that men don't wear neckties any longer unless they are in subservient posts.
This will probably come as a bit of a surprise to Senators McCain and Obama, as well as to President Bush. They generally wear neckties, at least on TV.
It will probably come as a shock to all of the network newscasters and the late night talk show hosts. They're the coolest guys on the planet, and they wear neckties.
But never mind. The Journal says only 6% of men wear neckties to work, and the necktie is being run down by history.
I hereby quote my late great friend Bill Buckley and say, I am going to stand in front of the train of sartorial history and shout, "STOP!"
The necktie is a sign of a man who is there to work, not to play. It's what a man who takes his responsibilities seriously wears. Men who want to look and act like small children dress like small children, or surfers, or hoboes, or something.
Plus, the necktie covers over a little part of one's paunchy stomach. And it just generally makes a man look better, smarter.
My fellow men: stop dressing like children. Start dressing like grownups and acting like grownups. The necktie is a start.
Kids, it's the perfect time of year to get your dads a necktie. Get with the program, before we become a nation of open-collared slackers.
I mean it. Right now. And then straighten up your room.
Father's Day: Time To Accessorize
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DESERT HILLS 48, CEDAR 41: Desert Hills outscored Cedar 20-7 in the fourth quarter to get the victory and remain undefeated on the season. Haley Bodnar led the Thunder with 16 points.
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MAESER PREP 48, GRANTSVILLE 37: Chelsea Davis was the high scorer with 13 points to help lift Measer Prep over Grantsville. Whitney Turner was the high scorer for Grantsville who also scored 13 points.
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JUAB 37, PARK CITY 29: Juab held just a two-point lead heading into the fourth quarter, and then scored all seven points from the foul line while holding the Miners to just one point in the final period. Rebbeca Evans led all scorers with 22 points in the win.
AMERICAN LEADERSHIP 30, SOUTH SEVIER 25: American Leadership made some half-time adjustments and outscored South Sevier in the second half 22-8 to earn the tough road victory. Dalila Rodriguez hit a 3-pointer and scored a team-high 9 points for the Eagles in their win.
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WESTLAKE 57, PAYSON 39: The Thunder pulled away when they went on a 24-2 run across the second and third quarters due to increased intensity on the defensive end. Nine different players scored for Westlake, led by Ashley Calder with 14 points and Mackenzie Meyers with 10 points.
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Hello! I am taking my mother on a trip to New York City in July (yes, I know that it will be hot and humid, but I'm a teacher and this is the only time that I have). Her main interest is going to the theater. I would also like to get to Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty and Central Park as well.
1. Where is the best place to stay in order to hit all of these places on a limited amount of time (4 days)? Our budget is about $200 per night for lodging.
2. For those in the know, should I buy our play tickets ahead of time or is it best to buy discounted tickets once we're there?
Thank you for any advice that you can give. I want this to be a special trip for my mother. My father normally plans their vacations and she doesn't get much voice in where they go. When I asked her if she could choose any place, her immediate response was NYC. I just want her to have a great time!
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Hello! I am taking my mother on a trip to New York City in July (yes, I know that it will be hot and humid, but I'm a teacher and this is the only time that I have). Her main interest is going to the theater. I would also like to get to Ellis Island, the Statue of Liberty and Central Park as well.
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NYC is steamy and crowded in the summer months. Stay hydrated! You'll have plenty of time to visit Ellis Island and Liberty Island and also Central Park during a 4 day stay.
Buy your theatre tix before you get there. It would be awful to stand in the Tickets booth line in Times Square in the heat and humidity only to find that your preferred show is not discounted or has sold out. Check Broadwaybox.com for discounts.
Your bigger challenge will be your hotel budget. That's rather low. You might try bidding on priceline for rooms for 2 people only but you'd be sharing a bed with mom. Also, check on quikbook.com and their Secret Sale hotels. Of course you'll check on travlocity and expedia too. You can book something now, if you find something cancellable and decent in your budge,t and then continue to look for bargains closer to your travel dates. Travelzoo.com has discounts for about a month ahead.
The subway is the fastest (along with buses, the most cost effective) way to get around the city and it's easy to navigate. New Yorkers will help you with any questions you might have. The subway stations in July will be oppresively hot, be prepared!
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I think Midtown West or the Upper West Side would offer you the best subway access to your desired locations if limiting yourself to subway travel. If you're willing to take an occasional taxi, Midtown East could work as well.
Some shows never offer discounted tickets, so if you want to see the incredibly popular ones, like "The Lion King", "Book of Mormon", or "Wicked", you should buy the tickets as soon as possible. I would look at the shows that are discounted on Broadwaybox.com and try to purchase before you arrive in order to avoid wasting time in a long line to score discounts at TKTS (day-of-performance discounts). You can also bring the Broadwaybox.com discount codes and purchase at the theater box office for a particular show--much shorter line than TKTS.
You might buy theater tickets for most of your nights ahead of time, and then go to TKTSon a night you left free if you find you still need even more theater.
You should also book your Statue of Liberty Ferry tickets ahead of time--try for the earliest ferry in the day as the lines can be awful as the day progresses.
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Thank you so much! I think that I will book the theater tickets now. The last thing that I want to do is waste time in lines. As far as hotels go, we're not too picky. We just need a safe place to sleep luxury is not the number one priority.
Thank you both for the website for broadway tickets and thank you ellenem for the tip on getting ferry tickets early. I should have thought of that...I live near San Francisco and the number one tip that I give visitors is that they need to book their tickets to Alcatraz well in advance
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Unfortunately the Statue of Liberty has not yet reopened after damage to the island during Superstorm Sandy, There is no date yet for its reopening.
Theater tickets depend on what you want to see and how badly you want to see as specific show. Some shows routinely sell out so you'd be wise to order in advance. Some other shows are hot or miss on availability, and others are often available at a disocunt. If you post some of your choices here, we can advise. There afe hefty fees for ordering online, so if you're not wedded to specific shows, you can go directly to the box office once you;re here and buy full prioce or discounted tickets (with codes you can find online at the suggested sites) and save alot..
For a hotel, find something refundable that you could go with if somethng better doesn;t show up. Discounts are not yet showing up for July so check back once you have a plan B in mind.
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Even with your timed tickets for the ferry, there are security lines (like at the airport) to pass through before you board the ferry, so booking for an early slot and arriving early will help.
The Broadwaybox discounts may not yet be current for July, but it will give you an idea of what discounts may be offered as the summer approaches.
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I forgot to say Ellis Island is also closed for the immediate future.
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Definitely start looking for hotels now - sometimes you can get advance internet specials if you look this far in advance.
Seriously $200 per night (including 15% tax) is a VERY modest budget (luxury would be $800 per night plus). You need to book the best cancellable deal you can find now (good deals go very early) and then keep looking to see if you can find another choice.
One reliable budget choice on the upper west side is the Newton. But they are showing a rate of $240 plus tax for a room with 2 queen beds for random dates in July. If you are able to share a bed you can get something for about $180 per night (in NYC most rooms have only one bed - double or queen - not 2 as you often get in other parts of the country).
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I think midtown east would actually be a perfect place for you to start looking for a hotel. The Mela often shows up as a secret sale hotel on quikbook. Tiny rooms but it might work for a few days.
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Definitely expand your interests beyond the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. There is virtually no chance either will be open by this summer.
I think other people have already made this point, but I will reiterate: $200 is not a reasonable hotel budget for NYC except in January and February. The average room price (not luxury but rather quite modest) is about $250 and goes up from there. You can often find discounts in the summer, but there won't be too many choices.
A cheaper area of the city to stay in is Long Island City in Queens, which is 1 to 3 subway stops from Manhattan and about 15 minutes by subway from Times Square. Hotels there close to the subway include the Comfort Inn and Country Inn & Suites Long Island City. There are others, but these are typically the cheapest convenient hotels for Manhattan, and they usually cost under $150 in the summer. If budget is an issue, look there since these rooms have 2 beds. Most cheap hotels in Manhattan will require you to share a double (often just a double and not even a Queen).
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BYU football: State of the Cougars
"From what I've heard, they're not going to start it up in football right away. It's an interesting concept for all of the other sports," Holmoe said of the Pac-12 and Big Ten agreement. "It's kind of interesting to me to think that there aren't a lot of times when the Pac-12 and Big Ten play each other in non-conference games. As we talk to Big Ten and Pac-12 teams, they're very careful about their non-conference schedule. I don't think you'll see them play a full array of games. That would leave two other games, and who are you going to play? It could affect us possibly adversely. But we're kind of scheduled out for a few years. Not scheduled out, but we have some of the bigger teams on our radar."
BYU will host Washington State, and newly hired coach Mike Leach, a BYU alum, in the 2012 season opener. Among the other opponents include Utah, Boise State, Oregon State, Georgia Tech and Notre Dame. Holmoe said the school is "pretty close" to announcing the complete 2012 schedule.
While BYU played a steady diet of WAC teams this season, and are scheduled to play more next year, that contract with the WAC won't continued after next season.
"We needed to do that to be able to fill out the schedule," Holmoe said. "We figure that if we want to play a WAC team in the future, we'll just try to schedule it. It gives us a little bit of time to try to do that. We didn't have time before."
During the season, BYU entered discussions with both the Big 12 and the Big East as both leagues explored expansion. Ultimately, the Big 12 opted to invite TCU and West Virginia instead of BYU, while talks between BYU and the Big East ended with the school deciding to remain an independent.
Asked if he was surprised that the Big 12 did not invite BYU, Holmoe once again acknowledged that BYU was under consideration, but he didn't elaborate.
"If I were to step into (the Big 12's) shoes, there would be pros and cons," he said. "We didn't really talk about those pros and cons. They made a decision with TCU and West Virginia and they were smart not to delineate the reasons why other schools weren't the choice."
Holmoe said there are no burned bridges in the relationship between BYU and the Big 12. "They are very good people. We have great respect for them. What happened a couple of months ago, up to a year ago, and what happens in the future, is business."
Holmoe added that BYU's situation right now "gives us the opportunity to be independent in the sense that we're not tied down anywhere. Our other teams outside of football are in the (West Coast Conference). We'll see what happens. The best thing that can happen for BYU, the university, and the school, is the course that we'll pursue."
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Circa: 1950
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Gilner Potteries
Metlox Poppytrail Turquoise White Low Flower Bowl
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Circa: 1944
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Metlox Poppytrail
Lefton Madonna And Child Figural Planter
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Circa: 1950s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Lefton
Gilner 1950 Pixie Elf in Green Apple Wall Pocket
Delightfully kitschy wallpocket from Gilner Potteries of California with one of their Happy People red pixies posed in the heart shaped center recess of a chartreuse green apple or tomato (the dark green leaf looks more like a tomato leaf than an apple leaf to me). The planter is about 8 inches wide by 6 inches high, the sitting pixie is 4 inches. The back is marked Gilner Calif. and dated 1950.There are no chips, flakes, crazing, or damage of any kind to the wall pocket - it's virtually mint. The pixie is in excellent condition as well with good paint and none of the usual soiling that often affects the unglazed bisque face. There is a faint, small line of red on his neck that occurred during the hand painting process. The wall pocket is spotlessly clean inside and out, having never held soil or water. The white spots in the pictures are all from glare and reflections.
Circa: 1950
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Gilner Potteries
Burro Or Donkey Pulling Cart Ceramic Wall Pocket
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Circa: 1950s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Unmarked
Pair Dutch Girl and Boy Ceramic Planters
A matched set of vintage glazed pottery planters in the form of a Dutch boy and girl. The figures are about 6 inches tall, standing in front of the planters which are shaped like woven straw baskets banded in green and yellow. They are colorful and quite attractive with skillfully painted expressive faces. The planters are in excellent condition. The high gloss glaze has no crazing and the planters have no signs of sediment or water stains. No chips, scratches, cracks, or other issues and the paint is perfect. The bottoms are unmarked.
Circa: 1947
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Unsigned
California Pottery Weil Ware Lady With Heart Flower Holder Vase
This ceramic lady vase or flower holder figurine was made in the 1940s by Max Weil's California Figurine Co. She's about 7 inches high, wearing a long pastel flowered dress. Her flowered yellow hat coordinates with the yellow heart planter box held in her arms, where there is an opening for flowers. She could also be used to hold used razors or coins. The back has an embossed label reading California Figurine with the initials MWC for Max Weil Company. There is some crazing, otherwise in very good vintage condition.
Circa: 1946
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Max Weil California Figurine Co
Enesco Sleeping Angel in Clouds Figural Planter
This sweet figural ceramic planter by Enesco features a barefoot baby angel holding a mandolin, asleep on a bed of clouds. I'm not sure if it's a girl or boy angel - the hair is boyish but the gown is a peachy pink color. The angel has a gold halo, gold trimmed mandolin and wings, and there are gold stars decorating the cloud planter. The planter is in excellent condition with no chips, flakes, water or soil stains, or other damage. It stands a little over 4" high by 4" wide. Red and gold foil Enesco Imports Japan label on the underside.
Circa: 1960s
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: Enesco Imports
Hollywood Ceramics Clown on Train Engine Figural Nursery Planter
This charming figural planter was probably a florist's nursery item, a houseplant gift to the parents of a new baby. Made in California by Hollywood Ceramics, a company more known for their modernistic Eames era designs, it features a waving clown sitting atop a pink and blue train engine with anthropomorphic face. The planter is 7-3/4" high to the top of the clown's hat, 5" high at the rim of the back opening and about 7" long overall. There is some wear to the cold paint of the clown's polka dot suit and red-mittened hands, as well as to some of the gold trim. The planter appears to have a fine, allover crackle glaze which may be age crazing but looks intentional. No chips, flakes, or cracks. The underside is marked "Hollywood Ceramics, Made in California ©".
Circa: 1950s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hollywood Ceramics
Colonial Couple Pink Pottery Planter
This vintage figural planter or cache pot features an old fashioned Colonial era couple seated on a bench. The lady holds a mandolin and the man holds a bouquet of flowers. The planter has a very pretty pink glaze and is just under 6 inches high by 4-3/4" wide. The back has the incised initials W (heart) K, the heart between the initials being pierced by an arrow. It was made by Cameron Clay Products of West Virginia. The planter is in excellent condition with just a tiny bit of water residue inside, no chips, flakes, hairlines or crazing.
Circa: 1940s
Manufacturer: Mid Century American Production
Figural Scotty Dog Planter
I have no idea who made this vintage unmarked Scottie Scottish Terrier planter, no doubt one of the American Pottery companies of the 1930s through 1950s. It's 5-1/2" tall by about 5" wide, all off-white glazed with cold painted red mouth and green collar. I cannot tell if he was made like this or if he once had other paint that was worn off, there is some flaking to the existing paint. Still, he's a cute little guy and has no chips, crazing or damage, just some rust residue in the bottom of the planter.
Circa: 1940s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Unsigned American Pottery
Pair Napco Great Horned Owl Ceramic Figural Planters
These owl planter vases were made by Napco in the 1960s. They're about 6 inches high to the tops of their ears by about 7-1/2" long overall. The glaze is somewhat glossy, causing white spots in the photos that are not present on the planters. There is a little white paint transfer to the back of one owl, on the lower left side of the rock. That owl also has a small paint scratch to the back of the head, right along the rim opening edge. The other owl has a small flaked chip under his tail, virtually invisible unless viewed from below (see the closeup, picture number 3). The bottoms are marked C-6565 Great Horned Owl. Each also has a price sticker reading Char-Ral Floral, Jackson Wyo. The original Napco Japan stickers are not present - these owls are also sometimes found with Napcoware stickers. They've been together for the past 50-some years so I'm selling them together, but I can sell them individually if you only want one.
Circa: 1960
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: Napco Napcoware
Pair Japan Christmas Angel Planter Vases
This set of two porcelain ceramic Christmas spaghetti angel planters was made in 1950s Japan by TMJ. They are 4-3/4" high, standing in front of their holly-decorated planter vases. One is blond and carries a purse, candy cane, and wrapped presents. The brunette angel holds a parasol and a basket of holly. Both wear long hooded red capes with spaghetti fur trim.The brunette angel is missing some spaghetti fur trim at the bottom of her cape. The back corner may have a piece broken off, it's hard to tell, but the front area near her parasol appears to be made that way. The way the figurine is painted indicates there never was any spaghetti trim in that area. I can't find any flaws, chips, or damage to the fur of the blond angel. The back of one hood and the red dresses have some minor loss or wear to the red paint, nothing serious. Both have their original foil labels reading "Supreme Quality TMJ Japan". Price is for the pair.
Circa: 1950s
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: TMJ Japan
Christmas Choir Boy Ceramic Wall Pocket Candle Holder
Typically thought of as a Christmas decoration, this vintage Japan choir boy wall pocket is not specific to any holiday and can be displayed year round. It's 6-1/4" high by about 6 inches wide, featuring a choir boy holding a song book in his extended hands, framed against a stained glass arched church or cathedral window. At either side of the base are candle holders sized to fit regular taper candles, and the back is a planter with a hole for hanging on the wall (or it can rest flat on a surface of course). The underside has a red and gold foil label with an image of a pine tree and K-T Japan. Red felt once covered the bottom, the remains of which can be seen around the bottom edges. There are no chips or cracks but the wall pocket is heavily crazed with considerable staining to the back and interior of the planter, some to the candle cups as well. There are many methods of removing the stains such as hydrogen peroxide, Oxy-Clean, etc. but I will let the buyer determine whether and how to do this.
Circa: 1950
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: K-T Japan
Fitz And Floyd 1976 Santa Claus Christmas Planter Vase
A cute Fitz and Floyd ceramic Santa vase or planter to fill with candy canes or greenery at Christmas time. Santa is blowing a gold tuba or French horn with the bell curled behind him. It's just under 4 inches high There are two tiny white paint skips on the holly leaves of Santa's hat plus a pinpoint scratch to the red hat paint, otherwise excellent condition with no damage. All other white spots are from glare. Paper labels on the bottom say Hand Painted and Fitz And Floyd Inc. MCMLXXVI.
Circa: 1976
Country of Origin: JP
Manufacturer: Fitz and Floyd
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TV Ratings: 'American Idol' avoids declines, leads FOX to Wednesday win
'Criminal Minds' and 'CSI' help CBS to second
The Wednesday "American Idol" performance episode was flat, week-to-week, which constitutes a fairly major achievement in this spring of declining numbers. FOX coasted to Wednesday wins in all key measures, while CBS was able to take second.
Among adults 18-49, FOX averaged a 4.6 rating, far ahead of CBS' 2.6 rating and the 2.4 rating for ABC in the key demographic. NBC averaged a 1.4 rating, followed well back by The CW's 0.3 rating.
Overall, FOX averaged an estimated 16.3 million viewers to go with a 10.0 rating/16 share for Wednesday night. CBS was a solid second with 10.12 million viewers and a 6.4/10, safely in front of ABC's 4.6/7 and 7.065 million viewers. NBC was fourth with 5.2 million viewers and a 3.5/6. The CW averaged a 0.7/1 and 952,000 viewers.
8 p.m. - "American Idol" started primetime in first for FOX with 15.54 million viewers and a 4.4 rating among adults 18-49. CBS' "Survivor: One World" was second with 9.205 million viewers and a 2.5 rating among adults 18-49, both obviously on the low side for the reality franchise. ABC was third with "The Middle" (6.605 million and a 2.0 key demo) and "Suburgatory" (5.8 million and a 2.0 key demo). NBC averaged only 4.97 million viewers and a 1.4 key demo rating for two episodes of "Betty White's Off Their Rockers." The CW's encore of "L.A. Complex" averaged 857,000 viewers, up from last week's encore and easily improving on the show's original airing for the second straight week.
9 p.m. - FOX's "American Idol" was up to 17.06 million viewers and a 4.8 rating among adults 18-49 in its second hour. CBS was second overall with 11.4 million viewers and a close third with a 3.0 key demo rating. ABC was second in the key demo and third overall with "Modern Family" (9.95 million viewers and a 4.0 key demo) and "Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23" (5.85 million and a 2.4 key demo). NBC's "Rock Center" averaged an above average 4.185 million viewers and a 1.0 key demo rating.The CW's "America's Next Top Model" was low with 1.05 million viewers and a 0.4 key demo rating.
10 p.m. - "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation" had a sluggish week with 9.74 million viewers and a 2.3 rating among adults 18-49, but still won the 10 p.m. hour for CBS. ABC's "Revenge" was second with 7.09 million viewers and a 2.1 key demo rating, up a little. NBC's "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" was also up with a 1.8 key demo rating and 6.45 million viewers.
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Home Group Poems Song Prospective Immigrants
Memory By Margaret Walker
I can remember wind-swept streets of cities
on cold and blustery nights, on rainy days;
heads under shabby felts and parasols
and shoulders hunched against a sharp concern;
seeing hurt bewilderment on poor faces,
smelling a deep and sinister unrest
these brooding people cautiously caress;
hearing ghostly marching on pavement stones
and closing fast around their squares of hate.
I can remember seeing them alone,
at work, and in their tenements at home.
I can remember hearing all they said:
their muttering protests, their whispered oaths,
and all that spells their living in distress
Analysis: In this poem Margaret Walker remembers times of sorrow and stressful times. She uses imagery to paint the picture of how hard life could be and the toll that it can take on the people of America's history. She illustrates how people would talk about and dream of freedom and the stressful life that they currently lead. Margaret also talks about the harsh conditions of 'wind-swept streets of cities on cold and blustery nights,on rainy days' that the people had to endure. She shows the depressing and difficult life of people in the past.


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About Me
Tom Gore
After university I filmed golf for TV and was a commercial photographer specializing in fashion and architecture for a number of years. For the rest of my rather long career I taught photography, photojournalism and history of photography at the University of Victoria. I seldom accept assignments now and concentrate on working as a fine art photographer, a euphemism for making lots of brilliant work that seldom sells.
If you like my work and would like to collaborate on making wonderful pictures please give a shout, I'm always so delighted to work with someone new. I specialize in portraits and creative nudes that combine studio work with background environments, mostly shot in Europe. They are a synthesis of ideas from the Renaissance and the Surrealists.
The streets of Europe, the landscape from the Arctic to the tropics, the metaphoric photograph and the fine art nude are areas of ongoing work, along with a Paris based Atget re-photographic project. I mostly shoot out on the streets and in a beautiful studio I share in Victoria's historic Chinatown. I also design the Paper Maché, a children's newspaper, and write about photography and photographic history. I've had three Canada Council grants and have won numerous awards for photography and writing.
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Venice & Florence - Fall1993
Paris & Venice - Summer 1994
Tuktoyaktuk - Summer 1995
Rome - Fall 2002
Siena & Venice - Spring 2004
Devon & Scotland - Spring 2006
Verona, Avignon, Paris & London - Fall 2007
Istanbul - Fall 2009
New York - September 2010
Paris - August 2011
Seattle - Spring & Winter 2011, 2013 & 2014
Portland - Summer 2012 & 2013
Paris - Summer 2014
Barcelona - Fall 2014
New York - Fall 2015
San Francisco - Spring 2016
Portland - Summer 2016
Berlin - Summer 2016
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Miss Model Julzee #3084308 Azalea Jones #3117795
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The Bay, Eaton's, Zellers, Shell Oil, Chicago Art Institute
Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Vancouver Art Gallery,
Province of British Columbia, Government of Canada
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Kew Magazine, Devon Today, Globe & Mail, Saturday Night, CNN, MGM,
Mandalay Pictures, Surreal Beauty Magazine, Camera Canada (portfolio),
Camera Mainichi (several portfolios), Raddle Moon (several portfolios),
Image in Progress (portfolio), EROS Magazine,
Books that include my work are The Stereo Show,Object and Image by George M. Craven, Photographic Possibilities by Robert Hirsch, Nude Closeup by EG Irwin, Trierenberg Super Circuit 2015, the Dreamers Collection and The World's Greatest Erotic Art of Today - Volume 5 .
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Arts Brokeback Marriages. No, really.
The NYTimes has an article on gay men in straight marriages, or Brokeback Marriages.
I'm not sure how I'd feel if a man I married liked to have sex with men. Probably competitive. We'd either wind up divorced or with score cards.
Here's a touching quote from a husband who struck a balance between having sex with men, and caring for his wife as cancer munched on her fallopian tubes pacman-style:
"I am totally committed on all levels to Paulette. I felt so intimate with her when I was caring for her during her cancer treatments to me, that's a stronger expression of love than whether I'm having anonymous sex with a man."
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Alpha and Omega
Chuck tries to lock Amara away for good but then faces some unexpected complications.
6 Jan. 2012Adventures in Babysitting
While Dean and Frank try to figure out the numbers from Bobby's clue, Sam tries to help a young girl search for her missing father.
13 Jan. 2012Time After Time
After attacking Chronos, the time god, Dean is sent back to 1944.
3 Feb. 2012The Slice Girls
Sam and Dean go up against the Amazons as they go on a killing spree. But it's twice as difficult for Dean because one of them is his daughter.
10 Feb. 2012Plucky Pennywhistle's Magical Menagerie
Sam and Dean are stumped. Somehow, a group of children's personal fears are becoming a reality and killing off a parent that each child has a certain hatred for.
17 Feb. 2012Repo Man
Four years ago, Sam and Dean exorcised a demon serial killer. Now he's back for revenge.
16 Mar. 2012Out with the Old
After a ballerina is found dead from dancing herself to death, Sam and Dean look into the case and discover the ballet slippers she wore were cursed. When Dean accidentally touches the shoes the power of the curse starts to take hold of him.
23 Mar. 2012The Born-Again Identity
Lucifer is driving Sam into madness. Desperate to save him, Dean tries to find someone who can help. He finds Castiel with amnesia, instead.
30 Mar. 2012Party On, Garth
Garth calls Sam and Dean for assistance in battling a ghost that you can only see when drunk.
20 Apr. 2012Of Grave Importance
Bobby's spirit tries to help Sam and Dean as they try to find a missing friend inside a haunted house.
27 Apr. 2012The Girl with the Dungeons and Dragons Tattoo
Sam and Dean discover that Frank's hard drive, containing everything on the leviathans, is now in Dick's company building. To retrieve it, they ask for help from one of the employees, a young computer hacker.
4 May 2012Reading is Fundamental
Sam and Dean have possession of a Word of God, but are unable to read it. They find a young prophet that can help, but unfortunately, the angels and leviathans are after him, too.
11 May 2012There Will Be Blood
To officially kill the leviathans, Sam and Dean need the blood of an Alpha. But Dick knows what the Winchesters are up to and sends his men after them.
18 May 2012Survival of the Fittest
Sam and Dean make a plan to storm Dick's company building and kill him once and for all, with help from Castiel and Meg. Providing Bobby doesn't get to Dick first.
3 Oct. 2012We Need to Talk About Kevin
Dean returns from Purgatory, one year after the fight with the Leviathans. After reuniting with Sam, they find out that Kevin escaped Crowley with another Word of God that may hold the key to closing the gates of Hell forever.
10 Oct. 2012What's Up, Tiger Mommy?
After saving Kevin's mother from demons, Sam, Dean, and Kevin go after the Word of God which is being auctioned off by Plutus, the god of greed.
17 Oct. 2012Heartache
While trying to track down Kevin, Sam and Dean get sidetracked by a series of murders where the victims have gotten their hearts ripped out.
24 Oct. 2012Bitten
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28 Nov. 2012Hunteri Heroici
Castiel decides to become a hunter, like Sam and Dean. But his first day on the job is a doozy when they investigate a series of murders caused by old cartoon gags. Meanwhile, Sam thinks back to his first time meeting Amelia's father.
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McLeish Says Soccer Violence Brings Back 'Dark Ages': Roundup
The following is a roundup of soccer stories from European newspapers, with clickable links to the Web.
Birmingham Violence
Violence by fans at Birmingham's Carling Cup match with Aston Villa brings soccer "back to the dark ages," manager Alex McLeish said, according to the Telegraph.
Supporters invaded the field, injuring 14 people, including 4 policemen, the newspaper said. A flare was thrown back and forth by the fans, and seats were ripped up and thrown, the newspaper said.
The flareup happened just the day before England appealed to FIFA to allow the country to host the 2018 World Cup.
Adebayor Forces Hand
Manchester City player Emmanuel Adebayor is trying to force a loan move to Tottenham Hotspur in January after a series of arguments with his manager Roberto Mancini, the Daily Mirror reported.
Spurs manager Harry Redknapp wants City to pay half of Adebayor's 120,000 pounds-a-week ($187,716) wages.
City Mull Carrico Bid
Manchester City may bid as much as 12 million pounds for Sporting Lisbon central defender Daniel Carrico, the Daily Mail reported. City has watched the 22-year-old "extensively" in the last year, the paper said.
Chelsea Chases Brazilian Keeper
Chelsea may pay as much as 3.5 million pounds for Brazilian goalkeeper Guilherme, the Daily Mail reported.
The 24-year-old Lokomotiv Moscow player could join the London team as backup for first-choice goalkeeper Petr Cech.
Terry's Weekend Return?
Chelsea player John Terry may return from injury this weekend against Everton, the Guardian reported.
The former England captain has undergone "extensive" physiotherapy in London and Milan to relax the muscle that had been troubling his sciatic nerve, the paper said.


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here's the complete set on flickr
* I had a really hard time connecting and keeping everything fixed.
* On the stern I want to add a lamp.
* The backside shows the bottom of the hull and I find this quite ugly. But how do I fill this impossible shape?
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It's the 41st Millennium in the Sub-Sector Aurelia - a cluster of worlds on the
edge of the Galaxy - where a battle of epic proportions is about to commence.
Ancient races will clash across the planets that dot this section of space,
battling for the greatest of stakes - not only the claim to the land and its
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Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II Demo
Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War II Demo
this game sucks offline.. the campaign is fun right up until you discover that all missions are practically the same 'cept for another enemy... rush through a bunch of mobs and defeat a boss, rinse and repeat... with some rudimentary run-off-the mill missions like defend... go suck a big one!