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I have a new article in Cinespect on the loss of silent films; read the entire essay by clicking here.
As I write, "completed in September 2013, but just generally released today, David Pierce's report The Survival of American Silent Feature Films: 1912–1929, sponsored by The Council on Library and Information Resources and The Library of Congress Washington, D.C., tells a grim tale, though most film historians and archivists have known that the news wouldn't be good for a long time. But the shock here is how bad it really is. As the report's introduction by James Billington notes,
'Pierce's findings tell us that only 14% of the feature films produced in the United States during the period 1912–1929 survive in the format in which they were originally produced and distributed, i.e., as complete works on 35mm film. Another 11% survive in full-length foreign versions or on film formats of lesser image quality such as 16mm and other smaller gauge formats.
The Library of Congress can now authoritatively report that the loss of American silent-era feature films constitutes an alarming and irretrievable loss to our nation's cultural record. Even if we could preserve all the silent-era films known to exist today in the U.S. and in foreign film archives—something not yet accomplished—it is certain that we and future generations have already lost 75% of the creative record from the era that brought American movies to the pinnacle of world cinematic achievement in the twentieth century' (vii-viii).
This is the result of a number of factors: the death of the silent film as a commercial art form, and the resultant neglect of the film negatives by the Hollywood studios; nitrate film decomposition, which plagues all films made prior to 1950; but mostly, it's a ringing indictment of the fact that we simply don't value our cinematic heritage as much as we should, and now, it's gone forever. We can't get it back, no matter what we do. Unless some long forgotten print or dupe negative turns up in a vault somewhere, these films have been consigned by neglect and indifference to perpetual oblivion, and even if such materials do turn up, they will probably be in very poor shape."
The article also includes link to a pdf to the complete report; essential reading for anyone interested in cinema.

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That's correct! Pet beneficiaries! Shades of Leona Helmsley, who left most of her $12 million estate to her white Maltese, named Trouble. Back to Trouble and trouble later.
That January teleconference, under the leash of the National Business Institute, was designed for attorneys, trust officers, estate and financial planners and accountants.
An attorney nephew, Ron Harwell of Newnan, Ga., provided me a copy of the teleconference announcement, saying it might be worth commenting on. Like a dog going for Alpo, I quickly gobbled up the idea.
First off, I asked a longtime attorney, Al Lipscomb, if he had ever handled a will benefiting a pet.
"I never did one, I don't know anyone who has, and I don't intend to," he deposed.
The telephone round-table had two main topics: Animals in the eyes of the law, and pet estate-planning options. Those taking part explored "the disconnect between how we value our pets and how the law does," and outlined pet estate-planning options — to "help clients take care of all their loved ones."
Let me interject right here that if anyone has $12 million, or even less, to leave to a pet, I'm up for adoption, and can learn to bark or meow with the best of them. Cuddling up in someone's lap, however, might pose problems.
During my time on this orb, I have had pet dogs and cats (I never got that pony I wanted as a child), but I never considered naming them in a will. How thoughtless!
I'm not conversant with the Babylonian Code of Hammurabi, the Roman Law of the Twelve Tables, the Code of Justinian, the Napoleonic Code or numerous others, but I'll be doggone if I believe they provided for estates for pets. I am familiar with the Mosaic laws as laid out in Exodus and Deuteronomy, and nowhere do they mention leaving earthly goods to animals.
None of that bothered Leona Helmsley, however, who made Trouble the richest lapdog in the world.
She mainly turned her back on relatives in bequeathing the millions to her Maltese, thus earning the sobriquet "The Queen of Mean." Although a judge reduced the dog's inheritance to $2 million, that ought to have been plenty.
Helmsley, a hotel heiress, was the one, you recall, who remarked that "only the little people pay taxes." The government demurred, and she served 18 months in prison for tax evasion.
She died in 2007, about three years before Trouble entered that Great Kennel in the Sky. The pooch lived the equivalent of 84 human years, which shows the advantage of pet-pampering. As directed in the will, Trouble was buried beside her mistress in a 12,000-square-foot mausoleum in New York. Helmsley left $3 million to have the mausoleum thoroughly cleaned once a year because she couldn't abide dirt — ashes to ashes and dust to dust notwithstanding.
Before Trouble whimpered her last, her caretaker spent $100,000 a year on her care, including grooming. After all, if you're rich, you should look the part.
In addition, Trouble had trouble, receiving numerous death and kidnapping threats. Therefore, her keeper hired a full-time security guard — a novel switch from guard dog to dog guard.
An adage among probate attorneys is that a will provides a person a final chance to get revenge toward or to reward survivors.
So, if you're rich and you want to snub relatives, my offer still stands. Adopt me and I'll stand on my hind legs, jump through hoops, fetch sticks, play with a ball of yarn, chase mice or purr in your ear. Whatever it takes.
Hoyt Harwell is retired after 42 years with The Associated Press, the final 26 as the correspondent in charge of the AP's north Alabama bureau based in Birmingham. He lives in Hoover, where he doesn't even own a goldfish to share in his inheritance.


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"…Prices are going up by the elevator and salaries by the stairs…"
The week in review...
Argentina: Narrowing options Argentina recently devalued its peso nearly 20% and slashed gas and water subsidies, measures intended to placate holders of its shaky sovereign debt by replenishing rapidly-dwindling foreign currency reserves (now down to $24.8 bn, half of what they were in 2010). One result: rampant consumer inflation – about 35% in Feb year-over-year. Strikes by transportation workers and police have fueled a rising crime rate as well as slowdowns in Rosario, the location of Argentina's largest grain export hub.
US: By the numbers Growth was clearly visible in data released this week: job openings in Feb beat estimates, rising by 299k to 4.17 mn, the highest level since Jan 2008. Consumer credit in Feb rose at a 6.5% annual rate, reaching an estimated $16.5 bn, above expectations. Revolving credit, including credit cards, dropped at a 3.5% annual rate, while car and student loans rose at a 10% rate. First-time unemployment claims dropped by 32k to 300k for the week ended Apr 5, the lowest level since May 2007. And tax collections for Mar were $216 bn, up 16% from a year ago – some from rate increases, some from growing incomes of high-rate taxpayers.
Eurozone: What crisis? Greece's sale of more than €3 bn ($4.15 bn) of 5-year sovereign bonds was the first such offer in four years, and was greeted by over €20 bn of orders, at a yield of 4.95% — much better than expected. The rates were echoed in other markets: 10-year Italian bonds reached 3.15% and Spanish 10-years reached 3.16% – levels appearing to signal little question about the solvency of their governments. Outside the bourses, however, the atmosphere remains contentious, with Greece's labor unions declaring a nationwide anti-austerity strike, and the explosion of a car bomb outside one of the central bank's offices in central Athens.
China: Balancing act Trade figures reflected the challenges of maintaining growth in a time of structural change. Chinese exports fell 6.6% in Mar at the same time as imports fell 11.3%, suggesting that both the domestic and export-manufacturing sectors are slowing. The government appears to expect growth to fall short of the often-promoted 7.5% rate; a government-controlled labor group reported that Premier Li Keqiang had said growth of "only 7.2%& would still meet the country's employment goals.
Signs of the times:
India's forex reserves soar to $303.67 billion – The Hindu
Japan posts first current account surplus in five months – Channel NewsAsia
U.K. Industrial Output Surges More Than Forecast – Bloomberg
Brazil March inflation at highest for the month in 11 years – Reuters
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An Heir and Devisee Commission was established by provincial statute in 1797 (37 Geo. III, cap.3) to clarify the titles to lands in Upper Canada which had been granted before the provision was made, in 1795, for the issuance of patent deeds on Crown Grants. The life of the Commission was extended further by legislation in 1799 (39 Geo. III, cap. 2). An Act of 1802 (42 Geo. III, cap. 1) amended the operations to some extent and legislation passed in 1805 (45 Geo. III, cap. 2) changed the composition, powers, and duties of the Commission considerably. The Commission established under the 1805 legislation continued in operation until 1896 and was formally abolished only in 1911. The two distinct periods of Commission activity (1797-1805 and 1805 onward) are characterized as the "First" and "Second" Heir and Devisee Commissions (see, for example, the descriptions prepared by the Archives of Ontario for its holdings of Heir and Devisee Commission records, descriptions upon which much of the present text is based). Under the 1797 legislation and its amendments, Heir and Devisee Commissioners were appointed to hear and rule upon claims within the various districts of the Province brought forward by the original nominees of the Crown, their heirs, devisees, or assignees. Each commission consisted of three or more persons, with the stipulation that one member be the Chief Justice or one of the justices of the Court of King's Bench. Decisions of the Commissioners could be appealed to the Executive Council. The 1805 legislation resulted in a centralization of the Commission work. Thereafter, a single Commission met at York, its membership made up of members of the Executive Council, the Chief Justice, and justices of the Court of King's Bench. At the second Commission's first meeting in 1805, the Deputy Clerk of the Executive Council (John Beikie) was appointed to serve as its Clerk. The work of the second Commission was restricted to claims to land made by heirs, devisees or assignees, not by the original nominees themselves.
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ORLANDO, Fla., Jan. 23, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Florida's housing market reported higher median prices, more new listings, fewer days on the market and the continued stabilization of inventory in December, according to the latest housing data released by Florida Realtors®. Closed sales of single-family homes statewide totaled 19,497 last month, up 8.6 percent over the December 2012 figure.
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"Florida's housing market continues to demonstrate its recovery," said 2014 Florida Realtors® President Sherri Meadows, CEO and team leader, Keller Williams, with market centers in Gainesville, Ocala and the Villages. "December marked over two years – 25 months – of consecutive gains in statewide median sales prices, year-over-year, for both single-family homes and for townhouse-condo properties. The rising prices, along with the renewed strength of the state's housing market, are encouraging more homeowners to list their properties for sale. Statewide, new listings for single-family homes increased 23.8 percent in December, while new townhome-condo listings rose 8.1 percent. The rising prices mean increased equity, which is another reason people are listing properties.
"Properties also are taking less time to sell, another trend that is sparking sellers' interest," she added. "In December, the median days on market (the midpoint of the number of days it took for a property to sell that month) was 50 days for single-family homes and 51 days for townhouses and condos. That means 50 percent of homes on the market in Florida sell in less than two months."
The statewide median sales price for single-family existing homes last month was $172,630, up 11.4 percent from the previous year, according to data from Florida Realtors Industry Data and Analysis department in partnership with local Realtor boards/associations. The statewide median price for townhouse-condo properties in December was $137,500, up 17 percent over the year-ago figure. The median is the midpoint; half the homes sold for more, half for less.
According to the National Association of Realtors® (NAR), the national median sales price for existing single-family homes in November 2013 was $196,200, up 9.4 percent from the previous year; the national median existing condo price was $197,400. In California, the statewide median sales price for single-family existing homes in November was $422,210; in Massachusetts, it was $316,500; in Maryland, it was $257,677; and in New York, it was $229,000.
Looking at Florida's townhome-condo market, statewide closed sales totaled 8,364 last month, down slightly (2.5 percent) compared to December 2012. However, the closed sales data reflected fewer short sales and cash-only sales in December: Traditional sales in Florida rose 23.3 percent for single-family homes and 6 percent for condo-townhome properties. Closed sales typically occur 30 to 90 days after sales contracts are written.
"Florida's market is exhibiting all the signs of the annual holiday lull," said Florida Realtors Chief Economist Dr. John Tuccillo. "Because of things like the reduced number of workdays and the presence of other important things to do, the statistics at this time of year don't necessarily give a good read on where the market really is. Three continuing trends to note, however, are rising inventories, declining cash sales and the lessening presence of distressed property sales.
"The first two are indicative of reduced investor activity and thus a return to a more normal market. The last is a product of rising values that have increased market sales relative to short sales and foreclosures."
Inventory was at a 5.5-months' supply in December for single-family homes and at a 5.8-months' supply for townhouse-condo properties, according to Florida Realtors.
According to Freddie Mac, the interest rate for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 4.46 percent in December 2013, up from the 3.35 percent average recorded during the same month a year earlier.
To see the full statewide housing activity reports, go to Florida Realtors Media Center at http://media.floridarealtors.org/ and look under Latest Releases, or download the December 2013 data report PDFs under Market Data at: http://media.floridarealtors.org/market-data
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This year a community service award and Grangers of the Year will be presented.
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Here are some actions that I took for an association meeting that I worked on in August:
Rather than hard copies, attendees were given zip drives containing conference handouts.
We met with the chef to discuss our budget, profile of attendees, budget, and theme. We asked him to recommend a menu using our information and take advantage of local produce and what was in season. Also, we checked out piggybacking on other groups' menus that would be compatible with ours.
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Authorized signatures were limited to the two meeting management consultants and the president of the association to avoid impulse decisions on site.
The contract was negotiated for commissionable rates, with the commissions applied to the master account; and 50 percent attrition on F&B.
Office supplies were purchased at an office supply store rather than the hotel.
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For the 2009 International Textile and Apparel Association conference, we tried to stay away from the doom and gloom of what was happening in the economy and instead focused on the positive things we were doing. The emphasis was on going green, so we stressed the new things we did to advance our green efforts (while cutting costs).
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We have focused on three budget areas:
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Increasing revenue. We had several trade associations raise their registration fees by $10 to $25, which didn't receive much negative response. While a few of our client associations did not offer a sponsorship program in the past (mainly to avoid negative feelings among competing supplier members, some of whom don't have the budget to participate), we convinced them that sponsorships don't all have to be big dollar. If you avoid "in-your-face" sponsorships, such as program cover, lanyards, and key cards, you don't get as much pushback from the membership. We offered $200 golf hole sponsorships, prize sponsorships, and tabletop exhibits.
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Middle Eastern American Studies: The Emergence of a Field
A public lecture by Mehdi Bozorgmehr, City University of New York - Graduate Center, delivered on November 26, 2007
Published: Monday, December 17, 2007
Mehdi Bozorgmehr is Associate Professor of Sociology and founding Co-Director of the Middle East and Middle Eastern American Center at the City University of New York - Graduate Center. His research interests include immigration, economic sociology, urban and Middle Eastern Americans. He is the co-editor of Ethnic Los Angeles, which won the best book award from the International Migration Section of the ASA in 1997, Middle Eastern Diaspora Communities in America, and Philanthropy among Middle Eastern Americans and Their Historical Traditions of Giving, as well as over 30 book chapters and articles.
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An El Salvador man, wanted in his country for aggravated homicide has been deported and turned over to officials of El Salvador.
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Reviewed by: russia
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Location: PA
Title: Cute
Date: Sep 14, 2013
This giraffe is so cute, I bought for a giraffe themed baby shower
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Reviewed by: esfen
Title: great price great quality!
Date: Jun 04, 2013
I am so happy I made this purchase. I am using the giraffes as party favors and I didn't want to spend alot, but also didn't want poor quality. These are great quality and a great price.
Reviewed by: AandKsMama
Title: SOO soft and cute
Date: Apr 17, 2013
I loved this product! It was priced right and a lot softer than I expected! We used it as a centerpiece for my son's giraffe-themed first birthday and then gave it to him afterward.
Reviewed by: Sprinkles05
Title: Cute, cute, cute!
Date: Apr 08, 2013
This little guy is adorable! Goes great with the party decorations!
Reviewed by: Momto3girlies
Title: Adorable Giraffe
Date: Feb 15, 2013
I purchased these for our kindergarten Valentine exchange. I wanted to provide something that wasn't candy, but not too expensive. These giraffes were a huge hit with both girls and boys! I was worried about the boys getting a plushy toy! I think the personality on the giraffe's face solved that concern. These are soft and appear to be well made, and should last through the wear and tear of kindergarten affection!
Reviewed by: Aime
Title: adorable
Date: Dec 03, 2012
Bought these as a tie in for the baby giraffe theme found on this site and are to be used in centerpieces for a baby shower. I absolutely love them ! Although on the small side (palm size) they pack an unbelievably big punch when it comes to adorability : ) They are very well made and are extremely soft, overall they are of good quality.
Reviewed by: mommyof2blessings
Title: Perfect!
Date: Sep 10, 2012
This goes perfectly with the giraffe birthday set, it's going to be my cake topper if my 3-D giraffe cake doesn't work
Reviewed by: JanejaneD
Location: Ord, NE
Title: High quality product!
Date: Jul 27, 2012
This Giraffe Plush animal is highly recommended, I bought pack of 8 which I can save more. It's a good add on for your favors specially if you're giving it from 0-3 yrs. old.
Reviewed by: JGswife
Location: Northampton MA
Title: VERY CUTE!!!
Date: Jul 08, 2012
They are small but very cute! I didn't want to use a traditional favor so I am using this for my baby shower, at least it's different and with a ribbon pined on it with the name and date make it look very cute!
Reviewed by: Mojo79
Location: Florida
Title: Cute Giraffe
Date: May 28, 2012
Very Cute little plush giraffe, perfect to add to a giraffe themed birthday
Reviewed by: WTMAL
Location: San Ramon, CA
Title: Such a cutie!
Date: Apr 25, 2012
Ordered these as return gifts for my daughter's Safari themed 1st birthday party. I gave them to the little ones who were too young for goody bags and they absolutely loved them. They are soft, durable, cute and adorable!
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Location: Oklahoma City, OK
Title: So cute!
Date: Mar 19, 2012
This little giraffe is so cute, my baby loves it! It's so soft and the perfect size for little hands.
Reviewed by: mamato3
Location: NJ
Title: Cute but small!
Date: Feb 25, 2012
Everybody at the party loved the giraffe. It's really cute and sits up as depicted, however it is rather small. It's the perfect size for a favor, but I used it as the base of my centerpiece. It did the job, but would probably have been better if it were a little larger. Price isn't bad as a centerpiece anchor either.
Reviewed by: Jsimon
Location: Vicksburg, Mi
Title: Loved it!
Date: Feb 18, 2012
We bought the 8 pack, which was perfect! I used one for our son's birthday cake and the others for party favors. We got lots of compliments in how cute they were. They're about the size of a beanie baby, which was exactly what we were looking for. We've had two at our house for three weeks now and they've help up great (with a 3 year old throwing one everywhere and a 1 year old chewing on the other).
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Title: It works for its purpose
Date: Dec 13, 2011
While it doesn't seem like it is going to hold up for ages, it definitely works as a quick and cute stocking stuffer. It was bigger than the other things on this site, and my son will love it.
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If selected, Victor Moses will play his 50th game of the season for club and country when we take on Tottenham Hotspur tomorrow, with the Nigerian expressing his delight at being so heavily involved during his first season at Stamford Bridge.
There is little doubt the game against Andre Villas-Boas's side is our biggest of the season, with a victory virtually cementing qualification for next season's Champions League due to our superior goal difference over the north London side.
Moses, who played 75 minutes of Sunday's 1-0 win at Manchester United, is hopeful of another start, particularly in a game which means so much, and feels he is reaping the rewards from the effort he's shown in training.
'I wasn't expecting to play as many games as I have this season, but I feel I've worked hard on the training ground and done well,' he tells the official Chelsea website. 'Because of the amount of games we've played, especially having joined the Europa League as well, that's definitely helped me play more.
'If I play tomorrow it will be my 50th game, which is a good achievement, and I just want to keep on helping the team as best as I can.
'At this stage of the season there's not any time to even think about tiredness, you just need to focus on getting yourself in the right shape for the next game. Every match is important for us at the moment and we need to make sure we keep winning in order to finish in the top three, which is our aim.
'We want to be playing Champions League football next season, and we've also got the Europa League final to come, so if we can win that as well it will be a fantastic end to the season.'
It's been a campaign of progression for Moses, who has made 24 starts for the Blues and featured from the bench on 14 occasions.
His move to Stamford Bridge from Wigan Athletic has provided the winger with a taste of European football, as well as the opportunity to work with some of the most talented players in the game on a daily basis.
This time a year ago he was playing a pivotal role as Wigan defied the odds and preserved their Premier League status thanks to a string of positive results as the season drew to a close.
Tomorrow's game inevitably comes with its own demands, but the Nigerian will simply be going out to play his normal game.
'In a way it's a similar feeling, but of course there is a difference between fighting for a Champions League place and trying to avoid relegation,' he explains.
'At the moment we're trying to achieve something and the way to do that is to work hard. They're both pressurised situations but I will just look to enjoy myself out on the pitch if I'm selected.'
As if the rewards on offer for the winner of tomorrow's game don't add to the tension, the added sub-plots of the return of former Blues manager Villas-Boas and the visitors seeking a first win at Stamford Bridge since a last-gasp Gary Lineker header stole the points in 1990, make the encounter even more intriguing.
Both teams head into the game in good form, with the Blues unbeaten in the league since the 2-1 reverse at Southampton, while Tottenham's last domestic defeat came at home to Fulham in March.
Moses is expecting a tough test, and with Tottenham needing a win believes the away side will look to attack from the outset.
'It's a massive game and the most important thing for us is to get the three points and secure our Champions League spot for next season,' says the 22-year-old.
'It won't be an easy game; Tottenham will come right at us, but if we can get our noses in front, score a few goals and win the game we'll be pleased.
'Tottenham have been doing well this season and, in Gareth Bale, they have a player who's in good form, so it's important we stick together as a team.'
The Blues are looking for an eighth successive home win, and a victory that would inspire confidence throughout the group ahead of the final three games of the season.
Moses, though, is focusing solely on securing our passage back into the Champions League.
'Every club wants to play in the Champions League and we're no different,' he explains. 'Chelsea have been playing in the competition for a number of years so to qualify would mean a lot to us.
'When you play in the Champions League you have the opportunity to test yourself against the best players in the world, so we want to make sure that's where we are.'


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