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Remember Bruce Weber's 'Gypsy Soul' story
from Vogue's April 1992 issue?
Of course you do!
It was in the 100th Anniversary issue.
One day I'd like to take a restored Gypsy caravan to a field somewhere (that has running water of course) and just live in it for a while. And by 'a while' I mean 3 days.
I'd have to rent some children for my excursion,
but that shouldn't be a problem.
Too bad I don't live in the UK -
you can rent caravans so much easier there.
Like Gregs Gypsy Bowtop Caravan -- theirs are lovely.
Of course the ones from Gregs are not as refined as the original wagons -- so understated and classic.
If I'm going to be honest I don't want to rent one for a weekend. I want to own one and keep it in my background and tell people I camp once a month to sound adventurous even though I'm just sleeping in my backyard. That way I can outfit it in any linens I want. And if this is a dream post, then I choose all Kerry Cassill,
and not just because she's from Laguna Beach. Her sheets are softer than a cloud (if clouds were a bit more tangible) and I adore all the prints.
My bow top caravan is not going to be subtle.
Which brings me to my next point of order: wardrobe.
I could go the vintage route:
This approach is nice because I do love scarves and gold. And thanks to an eBay addiction I have most of these dresses already.
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Which melds Romani style with Victorian English and a touch of 'nu de vie' (I made that up because it sounds better than 'slutty Grecian'). Well, this is according to V Magazine.
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A Harvard University student finds a strange letter that seems to be signed by George Washington. When trying to contact an expert (Prof. Chandler) to authenticate it, he is murdered but the letter disappears. Then Chandler, who does not know anything about the case, gets chased by the mafia and haunted by a TV reporter (Polly Bishop).
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With the World Bank now far from the only game in town in providing development finance, this column argues that it should focus on issues which are truly global in scope, but questions the suitability of the World Bank's signature instrument, the sovereign loan. The international community does rely on the Word Bank for one global public good – global consensus building – but the current situation of veto power in the hands of a US government which does not acknowledge global public good issues, as evidenced by its withdrawal from the Paris accord, is potentially lethal for perceived and actual independence in consensus building.
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The actions taken in 2008-09 by the G20 avoided an outright depression during the financial crisis, but questions remain over its ability to evolve from a short-term crisis response forum to effectively addressing more long-term challenges. This column argues that to 'win the peace', G20 members as well as G20 Presidencies have to redesign international economic policy coordination, and ensure that the focus is kept on a limited number of deliverables to which all G20 members can agree.
The reasons why a country would comply with international standards of transparency in the face of sizeable returns in the tax haven business are unclear. This column highlights fundamental coordination problems in the fight against offshore secrecy regimes and their implications for optimal policies, and explores whether the fight will be successful or not.
Recent events have heightened concerns that central banks with private shareholders might differ in their financial behaviour from purely public central banks, perhaps focusing excessively on profits, dividends, and risks to their balance sheets. Using information on shareholding and new data on governance rules for 35 central banks, this column finds no significant difference in financial behaviour based on ownership, due, it would appear, to governance arrangements restraining policy toward private shareholders and, more generally, affecting central bank behaviour.
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Some of you may be taking a breather after all of the Halloween activities the last couple of weeks. I am one of those people that is always on the go, so here are some things that attracted my attention for this weekend.
Saturday November 3, 2012
The Morton Arboretum will be starting its Gnome Hunt November 1. Kids can search for gnomes throughout the Children's Garden. My daughter loves to hunt for the gnomes! The gnomes will remain residents of the garden November 1 - February 28. If you go the Arboretum, do not forget to check out the Tree House Tales Exhibit. Plus, this weekend you can buy yourself a Taffy Apple at the Taffy Apple Bar in the Visitor Center. Admission to the Arboretum is: $12 Adults ages 18–64 ($8 Wednesdays*), $11 Seniors ages 65+ ($7 Wednesdays*), and $9 Youth ages 2–17 ($6 Wednesdays*)
Come see Morris the Magic Man from 10:30AM-11:15AM at The Book Market in the Glen Town Center in Glenview. The free event will feature a puppet show involving magic. The show is targeted towards kids 7 and under. Please RSVP online to the event.
What should you do with those pumpkins? Park Ridge will be having its Pumpkin Smash and Bash on Saturday from 12:30PM-1:30PM at the Community Center. The free event will feature rolling your pumpkins down a sledding hill and smashing them into a compost pile. Learn about composting while getting rid of those pumpkins! The event is free but registration is required: http://www.prparks.org/events/pumpkin-smash-bash.
Sunday, November 4, 2012
The Powers-Walker House in Ringwood will be holding a Harvest Gathering of 1858 from 12:00PM-4:00PM on Sunday. You will be able to make a corn husk doll, shell some corn and witness preparations for winter like making candles. Additionally, there will be a Cavalry sergeant on hand demonstrating weapons of the era.
The CSA Arts Fest "Fall Into Music, Explore the Seasons" will be held Sunday from 2:30PM-4:30PM at the Pierce Memorial Chapel in Wheaton. The free event will feature an instrument petting zoo--I am sure there are plenty of kiddos that will love this! There also will be a themed art project as well as a short interactive concert. Faculty members will be available to discuss the Community School of the Arts.
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A good project for this weekend--sorting and getting rid of some of that unwanted candy. Here are some ideas we had. If you are wanting to donate your candy, I would suggest getting on top of it now because most of the events that I saw are occurring over the next couple of days. Also, Nutphree's in Mt. Prospect is so generously collecting donated candy Nov 1 Nov 4 to be donated to the troops. Each child that donates candy will receive a free cupcake. Check here for more information.
Another option could be creating with those fall leaves you pressed. We listed several websites with ideas for fall creations here.
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BSODS while playing torch light 2, error 10e, 07e, 0d1 and more
I would appreciate help figuring out how to fix the bsods i am experiencing.
While playing torch light 2, the game both crashes to desktop as well as bsods.
Attached are my dump files.
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Its been a while since I visited. Looks like the preferred debug tool has changed. Re-posted using SF Diag.
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Update: I tried reinstalling the graphics and sound drivers. Still having a BSOD from time to time.
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SOCHI, Russia -- Matthias Mayer shut his eyes for a moment, his day's work over.
If he had trouble believing what had just happened as he stood before the crowd it was with good reason. The Austrian struck a big upset Sunday in one of the Olympics' marquee events, capturing the men's downhill and upending the elite of his sport.
"It's amazing to be an Olympic champion," he said.
Mayer has never finished better than fifth in a World Cup downhill. That proved no obstacle in dismissing the preordained favorites -- Aksel Lund Svindal of Norway finished fourth and Bode Miller of the U.S. eighth.
Among the eight gold medalists on Day 3 were: snowboarder Jamie Anderson, the American slopestyle queen who triumphed in her sport's Olympic debut; and Irene Wust, who showed why speedskating is Dutch territory.
SKIING: In a country where skiing is revered, Mayer gave Austria a jolt. A few weeks ago he was not even considered the nation's best shot for gold. But he covered the Rosa Khutor course in 2 minutes, 6.23 seconds and beat Italy's Christof Innerhofer by 0.06 seconds. Norway's Kjetil Jansrud won the bronze. Miller, who dominated the training runs, was so unnerved by the change of visibility he thought he'd have "to do something magical to win." That was left to Mayer, who enjoys good skiing bloodlines -- his father, Helmut, won a super-G silver medal at the 1988 Calgary Games.
SPEEDSKATING: Another royal visit, more Dutch gold. Wust gave the Netherlands its second victory by winning the 3,000. Skating before her king and queen, Wust won in 4 minutes, 0.34 seconds. Defending champ Martina Sablikova of the Czech Republic took the silver while Olga Graf won bronze for Russia's first medal of the games. Claudia Pechstein, 41 and a six-time Olympian, was fourth. Wust, her nails red, white and blue like the Dutch flag, held up three fingers, signifying her third Olympic gold medal.
CROSS-COUNTRY: Switzerland's Dario Cologna had ankle surgery in November, but that now seems ancient. He won the 30-kilometer skiathlon, pulling away at the top of the last uphill section. The three-time overall World Cup winner claimed his second Olympic gold medal. He was timed in 1 hour, 8 minutes, 15.4 seconds. Defending champion Marcus Hellner of Sweden took silver, with the bronze to Norway's Martin Johnsrud Sundby.
BIATHLON: Slovakia's Anastasiya Kuzmina matched her gold from Vancouver in the women's 7.5-kilometer sprint. Kuzmina shot flawlessly and finished in 21 minutes, 6.8 seconds. The silver medal went to Russia's Olga Vilukhina and the bronze to Ukraine's Vita Semerenko. Kuzmina's brother is Russian biathlete Anton Shipulin, who was fourth Saturday.


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What a FUN trip with our grandkids! Highly recommend taking the tour with the guide and buying the BIG bucket of feed! Nothing like having a rare exotic animal in your face and eating right out of your hand. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and he even called the Water Buffalo up out of the water and he came right up to our cart! The giraffe was adorable and really seemed to enjoy the interaction with the kids!
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Had a wonderful time. Loved all the animals. I enjoyed walking around mostly. I wouldnt drive through again just because I worry about my car getting damaged but it's really wonderful in there to see all the animals walking around. They have an awesome walking around area with lots of monkeys, kangaroos, chickens deer. They have a baby room to hold baby animals that costs a little more. I read bad review on this place before and I think people judge to harshly I thought it was kept nicely. Plus feeding the monkeys, and giraffe was a blast. It is NOT expensive and they have food and shirts u can buy. I even kissed the giraffe and loved on him. I look forward to going back soon. Great day trip. And the staff was kind, intelligent, funny, and friendly. Glad to give them my money so they can support themselves and care for these animals.. =)
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What great fun! Highly recommend you take their driving tour instead of driving through in your vehicle as their well informed tour guides really make a big difference. We saw and touched many animals only seen on television and in books. They offer feed that you can give to the animals … and the animals are glad to see you. It was really wonderful and plan to go again soon with more grandchildren. Do go and prepare to smile.
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I just made 100 of these to go with my business card at SNAP(a blogging conference). I can tell you, I put one of these on my keychain and I love it!! I pretty much have my keys everywhere I go, so that means I have my chapstick everywhere I go. I got to the point where start to finish I could make one in about 4 minutes! These are great for hiking, biking, the pool, running, for your backpack or purse and the list goes on. They would also make great gifts! Plus they are so easy to make!!
Keychain Chapstick Holder Tutorial
What you will need:
Step 1
This part is easy. First you cut a piece of fabric 2″ by 10″. I like to use a rotary cutter and mat, but seriously this is easy, scissors will do.
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Sew a 1/4″ seam down each long side of the rectangle of fabric.
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Sew a 1/2″ seam down on the top (this will become the pocket of the keychain.)
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Slide the fabric into the D-ring and pull it through, then fold the fabric up over the ring.
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Flip the project upside down and then fold the finished edge up over the fold. This will create your chapstick holder. This is the trickiest part..but not very hard. You just need to align the layers so that nothing is poking out and make sure it is the right size for your chapstick. Then start right under the D-ring and sew barely on the edge all the way around and end with a backstitch at the D-ring again. Now you have the perfect little pocket attached to the D-ring to hold your chapstick in.
This is a really easy and fun project! Plus they are easy to mass produce so if you need to make a bunch for gifts or a backpacking trip or whatever, you can whip them out quick. They are also super cheap to make. I bought my D-rings on Amazon because they were way way cheaper in bulk than just at the craft store. Plus I also bought chapsticks on Amazon. The chapsticks are less than $.50 each and the D-rings are about $.20-$.50 depending on how many you buy. That means for the whole project, your looking at about $1.00.
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LEAGUE CITY — Playing with the nation's best high school players, Clear Creek outfielder Satchel McElroy was named an all-star among the all-stars at the 2014 Area Code Baseball Games tournament in Long Beach, Calif., last week.
McElroy was one of 25 participants to be named to the All Area Code Team after the national tournament wrapped up Saturday.
The University of Houston commit said he was excited and honored when he received the news via email and credited continued hard work for receiving recognition as an elite high school player.
"It wasn't easy, but I was just blessed to be there," McElroy said.
An incoming senior, McElroy said his offseason work and accomplishments should serve as motivation for next season. In McElroy's junior season, he batted .324 with three home runs, 21 RBIs in and 17 stolen bases, and his Wildcats team reached the regional quarterfinals in the state playoffs.
The Area Code Games consisted of eight regional all-star teams assembled by representatives from eight Major League Baseball franchises: the Texas Rangers, New York Yankees, Milwaukee Brewers, Washington Nationals, Chicago White Sox, Cincinnati Reds, Kansas City Royals and Oakland Athletics.
To make it to the All Area Code Baseball Games, players were required to go through invitation-only tryouts in the two months preceding the event.
At the tournament, players were evaluated by scouts from all 30 MLB teams, as well as college coaches. The scouts picked the top 25 at the tournament as the All Area Code Team.
The tournament is considered to be the beginning of a nine-month MLB interview process, culminating with the first-year player draft the following June — an event where McElroy said he has aspirations to see his name called.
McElroy will next put his talents on display with his Texas Rangers team at another large national tournament in Jupiter, Fla., in October.


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Friday July 6, 2012
Marine art exhibition takes place at PWTC
FOR the first time in South-East Asia, renowned and emerging artists are collaborating with the Malaysian Dive Expo 2012 to showcase the largest marine art event titled "Graffiti, Pop and Contemporary Marine Art Show".
The expo at the Putra World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur, from today to Sunday is by "Canvas of Nature", a community established with the purpose of inspiring people to connect with the environment through art.
Painting by Ajim
At this first event, modern art meets scuba diving/ocean life. This fresh new take encourages art and marine lovers to support the artists as they showcase some of the most amazing art pieces of the underwater world.
Art and marine life lovers are in for a real treat as the splendour of marine life will be seen through graffiti, pop and contemporary artists.
The participating artists are Donald Abraham, Kenji, Raja Azeem Idzham, Anuar Abdullah, Escape and others who have made a mark in the Malaysian arts scene.
"This is a great platform for us as artists of all genres to showcase our talents as we take the public on an imaginative ride through the ocean world," said Abraham.
Beauty of nature: A painting by Donald Abraham
Some of the activities at the expo include artists re-creating their impression of sea life, exhibition and sale of original artworks from participating artists, coaching session for students in T-shirt designing by Anuar Abdullah who is a professional diver, marine conservationist and artist and graffiti-themed artwork for diving gear by professional graffiti artists.
"Malaysians are blessed to be surrounded by waters that are rich with marine life. This art show will help create awareness on such beauty," said Bumblebee Consultancy Project Manager Julie Wong.
For details, visit www.facebook.com/Canvas.of.Nature or call 012-387 3628 (Wong), 012-217 0135 (Sharon Choo) or 012-691 7281 (Christine Ng).
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WATCH: Drunk-driver banned for three-mile drive into oncoming traffic
A DRINK-DRIVER terrorised other motorists as he drove into oncoming traffic for three miles after being bamboozled by Bristol's one way system.
John Rixon, 31, had smoked cannabis and was nearly twice over the limit as he set off to drive the 25 miles home at midnight after visiting a friend.
But he found himself trapped in the unfamiliar gyratory system of central Bristol in his silver Audi - heading the wrong way.
CCTV operators alerted police after Rixon ignored warnings from other motorists and drove on until he found himself in a dead end blocked by bollards.
He then reversed and went back onto the city centre system, still on the wrong side of the road, and heading straight towards oncoming drivers.
His 15 minutes of mayhem ended when he crashed into a taxi driver and a woman motorist as he went the wrong way round a roundabout.
Rixon abandoned his car and tried to run away but was rugby-tackled to the ground by a policeman.
Tests found he had 62 mgs of alcohol in 100 mls of breath. The limit is 35.
A large part of the driving was the wrong way. It was a very bad piece of driving.
Rixon, from Trowbridge, Wilts., pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and drink-driving.
He escaped prison with a suspended sentence when a judge heard he was a man of good character with not even a parking ticket to his name.
Richard Smith QC, sitting at Bristol Crown Court, sentenced him to 12 months behind bars suspended for two years.
He told Rixon: "It was a matter of good fortune that you did not cause greater damage or greater injury.
"A large part of the driving was the wrong way. It was a very bad piece of driving.
"However, you are a man of good character, you have no previous convictions, you have always been employed and you have very good qualities.
"It was an unpleasant episode, completely out of character - a catastrophic error."
David Scutt, defending, said: "He is almost 32. He has never been in trouble and tells me he has never even had a parking ticket.
"It was wholly out of character. This is a well-educated man and a hard-working man."
Mr Scutt said his remorseful client made a "catastrophic error" to drive after visiting a friend in June.
He added that Rixon was endeavouring to tackle alcohol addiction.
Rixon was banned from driving for three years and ordered to pass an extended driving test before returning to the road.
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For breakfast we ate at the Stairway Lodge's restaurant. They had quite a good selection in their menu. On the way to Hiwang village, we dropped by the Florida bus station to buy our bus tickets. We had to buy our tickets early because there was no way we could miss the bus to Manila tonight. Fortunately we got some of the last slots for the 8pm trip.
In Hiwang village, there were different types of native huts, and many rice god statues. If you look closely at the huts, you'll notice that they didn't use any nails! And by the way, these huts are for rent, too. This way you can really feel how the native Igorots lived in the past. There were also many antiques, like statues, bowls, pots, shields and spears, and even some paintings.
From Hiwang village we went to 2 viewpoints for the Banaue rice terraces. For more than 2,000 years these terraces have sustained the Ifugao people. The first one we went to was small, but what I liked about it was that it had stones that were formed in a circle, with one stone different from the rest because it had a small back rest. Apparently it was a gathering place for the tribe/village, and the odd stone was the leader's place.
Next stop was the Tam-an village, which was 240 steps fown the Banaue Hotel. Unfortunately, there are not many native houses here anymore, so we decided not to go all the way down. But we did stop to watch a lady who had just started to weave, with all her grandchildren helping her out :)
Our last activity for the day was to shop for souvenirs and pasalubongs. The road where the lodge was located was lined with shops (yahoo!). We entered almost every shop to compare products and prices, then bought what we liked. After we finished our shopping we had our dinner at the lodge's restaurant, then left for the Florida bus station for our 8pm trip back Manila.


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As each moment passes, we get closer to July 1st and the day that Carolina Hurricanes defenseman Bryan Allen becomes an unrestricted free agent. This might not seem like much to a casual observer because players leave all the time but to the Hurricanes, Allen leaving is a pretty big loss. In the general sense, defensive d-men like Allen are not that difficult to replace. If a GM is looking for a player who can play a responsible game in his own end, kill penalties and not contribute much offensively, he can probably find one without needing to spend a lot of money. However, what makes Allen more difficult to replace is the type of role he played on the Hurricanes last season and the lack of available defensemen on the market who can step into that role.
Let's take a trip back to late-February when the thought among Carolina fans was that Allen would be traded for kings ransom. The reason why people thought Allen would fetch that kind of return is because he played an important role on the Hurricanes and they weren't going to let him go for a small package. What was being ignored here was the question of how much Allen is worth to other teams, a playoff team to be specific.
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All indications seem to be that Allen will leave in a few weeks, but just for the sake of it, we are going to compare Allen to some other defensemen in the league to see how much his new contract should pay him. Whether he stays or goes. We will start looking at this after the jump.
A point that I have constantly refuted over this season is that both Allen and Tim Gleason handle just about all of the tough assignments among the defense corps. Guys who can play tough muinutes regularly do not grow on trees, so the Hurricanes can't just plug in any player in Allen's spot next season and expect the fort to be held down. Sure, Justin Faulk has shown the potential to play this kind of role and Brian Dumoulin has been billed as a future shutdown defenseman but both are still very young and the Canes can't assume that they will be ready to step into those roles next year. Rutherford might feel confident enough in those two that he doesn't want to sign a defenseman to a bloated contract, but I'm expecting another blue liner to be brought in next year for depth purposes.
Let's say that the Hurricanes decide to re-sign Allen. How much money are players similar to him making? Below is a list of defensemen who were used in a similar role to Allen this season and how much they were making. I also included some stats from Behind The Net to add some detail to what kind of roles they played and how they performed.Player EV TOI/G RQoC OZ% Corsi Rel. Pts/60 Cap Hit Dan Girardi 20.16 1.653 44.2 2.1 0.54 $3,325,000 Ryan McDonagh 20.04 1.707 42.8 3.5 1.02 $1,300,000 Shea Weber 19.65 1.332 44.6 11.2 0.9 $7,500,000 Ryan Suter 19.62 1.262 44.6 7.3 0.74 $3,500,000 Jay Bouwmeester 19.35 1.672 45 -5.9 0.6 $6,680,000 Eric Brewer 18.27 1.269 33.6 -7.8 0.6 $3,875,000 Victor Hedman 18.25 1.058 37.3 1.8 0.86 $3,500,000 Chris Butler 17.76 1.704 45.4 -4.2 0.6 $1,250,000 Dan Hamhuis 17.56 0.815 46.8 7.3 0.92 $4,500,000 Karl Alzner 17.4 1.403 41.6 -8.3 0.55 $1,285,000 Josh Gorges 17.3 1.411 44.5 -1.3 0.63 $2,500,000 John Carlson 17.29 1.05 45.3 -3.8 0.89 $845,833 Fedor Tyutin 17.26 1.442 45.4 8.1 0.63 $4,500,000 Carl Gunnarsson 17.17 1.145 45.4 -0.9 0.6 $1,325,000 Nikita Nikitin 16.91 1.234 43.9 8.1 1.28 $600,000 Mike Weaver 16.7 1.069 40.3 -11 0.66 $900,000 Marco Scandella 16.69 0.963 43.8 -1.1 0.29 $845,833 Stephane Robidas 16.45 1.038 46.5 4.5 0.53 $3,300,000 Bryan Allen 16.27 1.014 40.3 -2.6 0.58 $2,900,000 Rostislav Klesla 16.03 1.175 44.7 -11.8 0.75 $2,975,000 Sheldon Souray 15.51 1.159 45.9 1.1 0.73 $1,650,000 Robyn Regehr 15.31 1.153 46.8 -13.9 0.26 $4,020,000
RQOC = Corsi relative to quality of competition, OZ% = Offensive Zone Start percentage, Corsi rel. = Corsi Relative, Pts/60 = Even strength points per 60 minutes
It's tough to make any conclusions about Allen based on this chart but one thing we can say is that he is in the lower-tier of this grouping. He plays tough minutes but he's trusted with less ice time than some of the players near the top of the list. Allen did play on the top defense pairing for most of the first half of the season, but he was eventually demoted while Faulk, Harrison and Gleason began to play 20+ minutes a game. Allen is also not the same quality of player that Suter, Weber, Bouwmeester, Hedman, McDonagh or even Alzner are so we already know he isn't going to demand that high of a price tag.
If we're going to limit Allen to just the tough minute defensemen who are mainly second pairing guys, it's fair to say that he is probably one of the better defenders in that group. He was better at preventing chances than Klesla, Weaver and Regehr last season, so he will likely earn more than $3 mil. per year from whatever team signs him. However, I don't think he deserves anything in $4+ mil. territory because his game is pretty one-dimensional and I don't know if GMs are going to shell out that kind of money 2nd pairing defenseman. He is also 31, and his play seemed to diminish as the season went on, so that's worth keeping in mind.
Something that is worth noting here is that a few players here were on their entry-level deals last year and some even stepped into a top-pairing role. This does leave some hope that possibly one of Faulk or Dumoulin can step into that role. That's assuming Faulk can improve his play in his own zone and that Dumoulin is as good as Ryan McDonagh. Neither of which are a certainty.
To sum things up, Allen would likely be a 2nd/3rd pairing defenseman and penalty kill specialist on a "good team" and could be worth at least $3 mil. to a team that wants/needs him. Considering that he was making $3.1 mil. in actual salary this season, Carolina can probably afford that price tag. It's the multi-year commitment that will make things complicated. With Murphy, Dumoulin and Sanguinetti gunning for roster spots in the next couple years, there is room for only so many defensemen which means that the Canes will probably have to avoid handing out any long-term contracts to defensmen. This could change if someone is traded, though.
So, we know what Allen is worth to the Canes and what fair value is for him, which would be in the $3-4 mil. per year range. Unfortunately, under today's salary cap not many players go for their "true value" and a lot of GMs have to overpay to get what they want, especially with the free agent class being so thin. It is almost a guarantee that Allen will get more than his expected value next season based on the fact that there are so few free agent defensemen similar to him available. In fact, if you were to look at the free agent defensemen this year, you'll see that Allen has a much more defined role than most of them.
Rob Vollman recently made a spreadsheet with information available on every single free agent this off-season, and if you were to go to the player usage chart under the defensemen tab, you'll see that Allen started more of his even strength shifts in the defensive zone than any other blue liner while playing against some of the toughest competition. I am not sure how many front office guys look at these stats, but the ones who do are going to notice how Allen sticks out in this pack and will target him if they need a shutdown defenseman. Ryan Suter is going to be on everyone's wish list but a lot of teams can't afford him, so they will have to look to other options like Jason Garrison, Matt Carle, Carlo Coaliacovo and guess who, Bryan Allen as back-up options. Allen's game is one-dimensional but a team looking for a shutdown defensemen could give him a good payday if they want someone to strictly play the shutdown role. Allen getting a deal similar to what Jan Hejda got from the Avalanche last season wouldn't surprise me.
Whether or not the Hurricanes will/should give him that deal is anyone's guess, though.
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Date Cake
This is a recipe that brings many of my childhood memories. Helping my Mom to make this cake, the first task I was allowed to do was to take the stones out of the dates and then onto chopping with my Mom overseeing. It is such a simple recipe, that was then and still is now, a great one for […]Read more


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State v. HankersonAnnotate this Case
The State sought review of the district court's reversal of defendant's convictions for possession of cocaine for sale. At issue was whether the district court erred in refusing to consider the State's argument on appeal that the evidence was legally discovered following a proper investigatory stop because the theory had not been raised in the trial court. The court held that the Fourth District's refusal to consider the state's theory expressly and directly conflicted with Dade County School Board v. Radio Station WQBA, which held that "an appellee, in arguing for the affirmance of a judgment, is not limited to legal arguments expressly asserted as grounds for the judgment in the court below." Therefore, the court concluded that the Fourth District properly determined that the factual circumstances of the case supported the trial court's conclusion that police officers had probable cause to search defendant. Accordingly, the Fourth District's decision was quashed.


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Summer 2016 Seminars
Opening to Possibility and Not Knowing: An Experienced-Based Approach for Helping Students Better Understand Body-Mind Connection and Experience
Jane Beckwith
Holland Hall School
Tulsa, OK
David Dunbar
CITYterm at the Masters School
Dobbs Ferry, NY
When introducing students to experience-based learning, especially in the traditional school environment, do you ever notice resistance? How might we include curricular pieces that help students to open to possibility and embrace "not knowing?" Over the past few years, Jane and David have been in conversation about their observations concerning increased anxiety in students and how this impacts their willingness to engage fully in their own learning process as well as the quality of their final products. Jane and David are developing courses and experience-based techniques to help students relate to themselves and course material in different ways.
Jane's course is infused with her background in mindful movement and invites students to explore the concepts of willpower, presence, and mindset. In addition to understanding how these concepts operate in their daily lives, students also learn how to observe their own patterns of body-mind behavior. David has been experimenting with reading techniques in literature and history that are primarily based on intuition, empathy and embodied cognition.
This session will ask participants to engage in different movement exercises and practice those reading techniques described above.
Understanding PFOA: How Bennington College is Using Experiential Learning to Confront Local Water Contamination
David Bond
Bennington College
Bennington, VT
In 2014, the chemical Perfluorooctanoic acid (C8 or PFOA) was discovered in the drinking water in Hoosick Falls, NY. As the EPA summarizes: "the toxicity, mobility, and bioaccumulation" of PFOA poses urgent questions for safeguarding human heath in areas where PFOA has been released into the environment.
This past semester Bennington College began a course that rethinks what science education and informed citizenship might consist of in times like these. This session reflects on what we've learned thus far, including: 1) the disjuncture between messy experiences of exposure and the tidy definition sometimes offered in science and policy; 2) the deep investments in maintaining uncertainty; and 3) how student-driven inquiry can be a surprisingly effective vehicle for producing independent data and compelling change. We will also interact with some of the course material we've developed, discuss some of our early findings and the puzzles we've encountered in the data, and talk about how experiential learning might confront other environmental problems (and what resources might be available to do so).
This workshop describes how Bennington College is implementing hands-on student learning around a difficult problem -- the recent discovery of a toxin in the drinking water of nearby communities -- and why such an education matters.
Introducing the Creative Process
Kate Howard
Avenues: The World School
New York, NY
Carrie Pollack
Avenues: The World School
New York, NY
How do you ensure that your students make meaningful project work? Introduction to the Creative Process is a class designed for incoming freshman that allows them to become reflective and meaningful makers. Through the cultivation of the skills necessary to work collaboratively and as individuals, students recognize that a rigorous approach to the process from start to finish is equally as important as the final product. In this workshop, our recipe for practicing creativity will be shared including the following stages: strategies for recognizing meaningful essential questions, identifying key words to focus research, sketchbooking and prototyping, iterating and presenting. We will also look at best practices of documentation and reflection.
Fostering Deep Learning Through Classroom Simulations
Dorothy Moulthrop
Ohio State University & Education partnerships Institute
Columbus, OH
Erica Chapman
CITYterm at The Masters School
Dobbs Ferry, NY
Eder J. Williams McKnight
Holland Hall
Tulsa, OK
How do you engage all students and get them to deepen their understandings of the world and their place in it? Classroom simulations are one way to foster deep learning. In this workshop, attendees will participate in a simulation that is designed to enhance and complicate students' understanding of inequality. Attendees will enter into a conversation about how this type of activity encourages transformational learning and how it has been used in a variety of settings including college classrooms, peer leadership programs, and Hawken School's three-week Intensive humanities program.
Designing Curriculum for Authorship Seminars
Christopher Arbor
Asheville School
Asheville, NC
You don't have to take field trips outside the classroom to be able to use professional authors—writers, poets, theater directors, actors, photographers, urban planners, doctors, etc.—as an integral part of your curriculum. But you do have to design curriculum and pedagogy that makes them feel interested. You don't ask them to do presentations; you make them feel needed for the student's learning. If you do that, they will come and for not much, if any, money. This workshop will focus on the power of having an author engage face to face with their audience and explore ways to get them into your classroom.
Harkness and the Ensemble Rehearsal: Socratic Inquiry Dismantles the Conductor-as-God Theory
Jennifer Carnavale
The Masters School
Dobbs Ferry, NY
Classical music and classical music training are often viewed as the last staid bastion of a traditional education model. The ultimate lecture form, classical music education has long employed the "conductor-as-god" approach. The conductor provides all information: mistakes noted, articulation and dynamics determined, interpretation of context or text. Despite the fact that music-making involves the physical input of multiple parties, it has been taught in the classical school as if those varied persons are vessels awaiting conductor input; as though the conductor is ultimately the only artist in the room who utilizes an orchestra or choir as his or her instrument. Traditional music ensemble rehearsals are closely related to traditional lecture classes. The Conductor/ Teacher is "in charge" and dispenses/ interprets information for absorption by the group.
Educationally, we know there are multiple concerns with regard to lecture-style instruction including meaning-making, retention, transfer, and synthesis. Musically, we know that it is independent, fluid musicians who work regularly and find fulfillment in that work.
Turning the traditional approach in classical music ensembles (and in lecture-style classrooms) on its ear means taking a page from the practice of contemporary musicians -- involving the individual and collective improvisation of musicians and a great deal of collaboration. So what does that look like? And how does that jive with omnipresent performance deadlines?
This workshop will focus on the challenges and opportunities encountered by both conductors and teachers as they work to embrace methods such as Socratic Inquiry to motivate their classes/ ensembles and create space for transformational learning.
Starting from the Bottom: Building an Experiential K-12 Independent School from the Bottom Up
Chris Cook
Riverfield Country Day School
Planning and Leadership Academy of Tulsa
Tulsa, OK
Riverfield Country Day School began as a school for infants and pre-school aged children. Almost from the beginning, Riverfield was firmly rooted in the Reggio method, but it could have been almost any method because educators of young children seem to have an instinct for what works best: mostly staying out the children's way while they learn! As we've grown and added a middle and high school, the challenge became: How do we translate Reggio, or a childcentered pedagogy upward? At Riverfield, unlike many other schools, the power lies in the pre-school, and the community has come to expect a certain method from the education we offer. Moreover, the commitment to Reggio is now so engrained, that the adherence to its principles is almost religious. And finally, the students, who start their learning in an atmosphere infused with opportunities to discover without fear of failure, seem to want these opportunities to grow as they grow.
This session will focus on the challenges, opportunities, and excitement of trying to retain the methods we know work best for children as they learn about the world around them, even as those students move through the middle and upper school. What would a school committed to experiential learning from 6 weeks old to grade 12 look like? Is such a school even possible? I'll show you the good, the "could be good-but not yet quite good", and the ugly (but with so much potential!) in this session.
Bringing Design Thinking Mindsets into your Classroom
Laura Pickel
Stanford d.school
Stanford, CA
Once you've been through the design process a time or two you may have the natural question, "So, what do I do with this?" In this workshop, we'll focus on design thinking mindsets - focus on human values, radical collaboration, bias towards action - and brainstorm ways to bring these mindsets into a classroom.
In order to get the most out of this workshop, please come with a specific project or open question about an area of your teaching in mind. While we'll have a generic challenge that you can apply these exercises to, coming with a challenge in mind is recommended.
In case you haven't heard of design thinking, a little background: design thinking is a methodology used to ensure human needs remain at the core of a project. Because the process is content-agnostic, it can be adapted to fit your and your students needs. It's a process driven mindset that empowers people to uncover inspirational insights and generate creative solutions.
Please feel free to join our workshop, even if you've never heard of design thinking!
Design as Assessment: A New Kind of "Final Exam"
Nathan Stogdill & Cotter Donnell
Polytechnic School
Pasadena, CA
This workshop will explore ways to use design as a primary method of assessment in and out of the classroom. We will discuss ideas for replacing traditional assessment models with projects that emphasize divergent thinking, collaboration, and design, including examples from City of Angels, our interdisciplinary course on Los Angeles. To structure the dialogue, we will share the collaborative historical fiction project we offered in place of a traditional final exam in the course, which provided students the opportunity to demonstrate both their understanding of core course content and their mastery of essential research and analysis skills to explore the lived experiences of Angelenos living throughout the city's history. We hope that workshop participants will come away from the session with ideas for how to make similar adjustments to their curriculum and pedagogy, regardless of discipline or grade level.
CITYterm: What Have We learned about Experience-based Learning in the Last 20 years?
Erica Chapman & David Dunbar
CITYterm at the Masters School
Dobbs Ferry, NY
Twenty years ago, in 1996, CITYterm was founded as a lab program to explore the why some learning rises to the level of being "experiential." This workshop will explore what CITYterm has learned during those twenty years about how, why and when this kind of learning happens.
The focus will be on particular cognitive and behavioral skills and dispositions that seem to be crucial to facilitating learning that has the potential to be transformational. We will then explore together different combinations of those skills and how they can be used as the basis for how teachers design experience-based expeditions, projects and classes. Examples of how the program has developed over twenty years as a learning institution for both faculty and students will also be addressed.
Scaffolding: From Concrete Skills to Creative Independence in the Middle School Art Studio
Claire Kessler-Bradner
Marin Country Day School
Madera, CA
In our 7th and 8th grade Art curriculum, each grade works with an essential core concept throughout the year. Each project related to that concept is broken down into three parts. We build from an introduction to ideas and skills in a structured, specific assignment, to broader application of the same ideas and skills in a second, more open assignment, and end with a completely flexible third iteration in which students are given creative license to apply what they have learned to a project of their choice with very few restrictions. Inspired by last year's TFE Symposium, this change in the structure of our 7th and 8th grade Art curriculum has built layers of technical ability and confidence, deepened student's engagement with their work and connection to our conceptual framework, and brought out genuine personal voice at levels we have never seen before. Applicable to any grade level or subject, this structure can have a profound impact on the depth and quality of student-driven work.
What if You Can't Go Outside?
Eder J. Williams McKnight
Holland Hall School
Tulsa, OK
Well-designed outdoor or out of classroom experiences make for deep exploration, as practitioners of experiential learning know. But what if you can't go outside? Traditional school schedules, conflicts with student activities, and other pressures can make it difficult to regularly design non-classroom based experiences. In this workshop, we will consider skills and practices of deep learning that can facilitate transformational experiences in your own classroom.
We've Experienced Math... so what?
Jim Wysocki
Catlin Gabel School
Portland, OR
"Experience is not what happens to you; it's what you do with what happens to you." - Aldous Huxley
What is mathematics? What does it mean to 'do' mathematics? How do we know? Mathematics can easily become about facts to be known and skills to be done. Many students enter high school with an idea that mathematics is algorithmic and answer oriented. Creating an atmosphere where they can be curious, ask questions, make conjectures, and really experience mathematics is a necessary step towards changing their attitude from learning mathematics to doing mathematics. Taking our cue from Aldous Huxley, we will look at some experiential approaches to learning mathematics with an eye toward helping students process those experiences. There are many ways to create such experiences for students. From problem-based approaches to Dan Meyer's Three-Act philosophy, to performance tasks there are many ways to engage students with mathematics beyond the facts and skills. During the workshop we will have an opportunity to experience examples of these types of methods, and focus on how we, as teachers, can facilitate students in processing of the experiences. Participants will be provided with frameworks for doing this in mathematics, share their own practices, and create a dialogue to develop new ideas.
Dream, Design, Do: DoI&T Academy and Lessons in Mission Driven Innovation
Sean Duncan & Jared Magee
The Winchendon School
Winchendon, MA
Four years ago, The Winchendon School founded DoI&T Academy, a micro "school-within-a-school" startup, built to explore and implement creative possibilities in experiential education and beyond classroom learning. Somewhat to our surprise, the program continued to evolve and mature, momentum grew, demand increased, and students enrolled in the incubator went from 20 to 35 to 75 in three short years, compelling our school leadership, Board of Trustees, and faculty to adopt the academic program for 2016-17. Needless to say, it's been a wild ride with many successes and struggles. We've learned a tremendous amount--about progressive education, but also about the culture, approaches, and mindsets necessary to implement disruptive-yet-dynamic work. We look forward to sharing a bit about our program while discussing experiences, lessons, insights, and strategies that can help us successfully dream, design, and drive new programs and initiatives at our schools.
Exploring Leadership: Creative Collaboration and Group Projects
Erik Johnke
CITYterm at the Masters School
Dobbs Ferry, NY
Collaborating to creatively solve problems is an essential skill for the future, but how do you teach collaborative skills? CITYterm was founded, in part, to explore the uses of project-based learning and the skills of creative collaboration in high school settings. In any given semester, CITYterm students will be part of seven or eight groups from as small as three students to as big as sixteen. What are the most essential skills of collaboration? How do you design and assess collaborative projects? Can you quantify the assessment of individual students? How do you encourage investment in the group project while still maintaining individual accountability? This workshop will include a primer on the "7 Habits of Highly Effective Groups" as well as examples of successful collaborative projects from the CITYterm curriculum.
Making Space for Creative Collaboration
Vincent Galgano & Jeff Carnavale
The Masters School
Dobbs Ferry, NY
Based on design principles from Stanford d.school's "Make Space: The Book", we renovated the theatre's Green Room to create a new kind of classroom that focuses on active learning and collaboration. We intentionally designed the space to encourage students to manipulate the furniture and find new combinations for various dynamics as they un- fold. Come for a quick lesson from the work in the Stanford d.school, see a demonstration of our furniture: writable t-walls, rolling cushions and a standing height, modular Harkness table, and a discussion on how to Make Space for creative collaboration back at your school.
Feeding the Elephant in the Room: Using Racial Anxiety to Further Inclusion Efforts
Josina Reaves
Poly Prep Country Day School
Brooklyn, NY
So many of our schools have stalled in their diversity and inclusion efforts because it's just too hard to talk about race and gender diversity and sexuality and socioeconomic status and religion in our schools. And that's before we've even begun to talk about racism and sexism and heterosexism and transphobia and Islamophobia and anti-Semitism and... So this workshop will give us a chance to think about how facing and embracing our anxieties around issues of diversity can become the experiential tool that moves us forward.


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|Rowse Holiday Cottages
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Three luxury, self-catering cottages set in a beautiful, private, 40 acre estate near the Tamar Valley in Cornwall.
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An 18th Century country pub and restaurant which is easily found on the A388 between Launceston and Callington.
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Originally a 15th century tithe barn. Specialises in locally sourced, seasonal food. Patio seating available. Licensed. Open daily mid-Feb to 31st December (except 25th and 26th December). Private Parties welcome. Dogs welcome in the patio.
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|WiFi, Free Parking, Devon, Real Fire, Wheelchair Accessible, Walkers Welcome, Romantic Breaks, Luggage Transfer Available, Licensed, Dog Friendly, Cyclists Welcome, Child Friendly, Evening Meals Available, Fishing, By the River
People come to the Arundell Arms to fish and shoot and go riding, to walk, play golf, go bird watching and to enjoy some of the loveliest country in England.They come for the comfort of the hotel and excellence of the restaurant.
|Who'd Have Thought It Inn at St Dominick
Traditional village inn with spectacular views over the Tamar Valley. One mile from the National Trust Cotehele House and two miles from St Mellion International Golf and Country Club.
|Drake Manor Inn
Delightful 16th century village Inn offering a warm welcome. Varied menu and specials served daily. Recommended by Good Pub Guide. Dogs and families welcome.


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|11 Feb 2013
Remote Desktop Connection works intermittently...
I am not a networking person but I need some assistance. I hired a networking person to enable remote desktop connection between 2 computers for me. The computer I am trying to connect to uses a switch to run internet between 2 computers but I only connect to one of those computers. No-ip is set up on the computer I am trying to connect to to standardize the ip addresses and I am connecting using port 3389. What happens when I try and connect is as follows. If I have not connected for many hours (maybe 5 or more) remote desktop connection will not connect. In order for it to work I have to go to my logmein account and log into the computer there first then after logging out of the logmein connection and waiting a couple minutes I can log in using the remote connection fine. Then, for the rest of the day I can use the remote connection with no problems. In the morning when I try again, it won't connect, I have to go to logmein once again and then it works...
I thought maybe it had to do with a power setting so I created my own power profile and set everything to NEVER sleep, hibernate or do anything except run and run at maximum performance...But that didn't affect it, I still can't log in using remote desktop connection after a long wait.
I have also looked in the logs for both my Virus software (AVG) and the computer to see if anything sticks out but AVG firewall log stopped logging in November and I can't seem to reset it and the local cpu event logs don't show any issues with remote desktop connection.
My networking person is at a loss so I am wondering if there is anyone out there who might be able to assist as it is really annoying.
If you need other information about the computers please let me know and I will access what you tell me to get any information you might need...
Thank you for any help anyone can offer, I appreciate it.
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|11 Feb 2013
W10 Pro desktop, W10 laptop, W10 laptop, W10 Pro tablet (all 64-bit)
If you have Logmein, why do you need Remote Desktop Connection? If Logmein works all the time, why not just use it?
|My System Specs
|13 Feb 2013
Because logmein is slow and doesn't create a great environment for actually working on the computer you are logged into. It is fine to check settings but when it comes to working with complicated software it is just too slow.
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I'm joining up with Sarah over at Magical Days with the Mouse, but first, I want to say something off topic.
In case you hadn't noticed, things look a little different here. Of course, here is a different "here", too. I've been working with Honey over at Sunflower Schoolhouse to change things up a bit. She has been WONDERFUL to work with and is REALLY talented. If you need a blog redesign or maybe just some designing here and there, contact Honey. Here is where you can find her graphic design section.
Now, on to my flashback. Those of you with kids can appreciate the anticipation that happens right before a Disney trip. The children asking, "How much longer?" Or maybe, it is the incessant multiple daily reminders, "Mommy, it's only 5 more days until we go!" Over the past week, we have heard DD11 count down the days. We heard her say, "Only 5 more days until my birthday!" Only, these reminders were not just once each day. So, DD11 will turn into DD12 over the weekend. Thursday evening, DD11 asked me if I was going to write a post about her birthday this weekend, so here is her post.
DD11 has always been tall for her age. She was 8 years old in the picture, and you can see that while she is tall, she is still shorter than Buzz.
This picture was taken in February of this year. While DD11 is still not as tall as Buzz, she is not far away. {Yes, she is taller than me by 3 inches.} Because it may still be hard for you to see just how tall she is, let me throw in a picture with a princess.
This picture was also taken in February of this year. Even without DD11 standing straight up, she was taller than Princess Jasmine. In fact, DD11 was taller than every princess on that trip. Our little girl is growing up and is "little" no more. Alas, that is my flashback to a time when DD11 was not taller than me. When she still looked like our little girl.
So, I would like to wish our daughter a Happy 12th Birthday!


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New Programmer seeking advice
Hi. I am relatively new to Access and completely self taught.
I have been working on a database to act as both a job record sheet and to produce drafts of our invoices.
I am currently struggling with putting a Form together to act as a front end and command the reports I have designed to open, in particular for the invoice one to open and only return figures for the previous month, where the job has a value to it, for all jobs with each job on a new sheet. I have a report set up to act as an invoice (which works using criteria in the original query to set Job Number and start and end dates) and I have produced a query which tells me the total value against a job by month.
Can anyone advise how I might be able to pull this together.
Ideally I would like to have a drop down list to select a job, if possible select the dates rather than just putting in the previous month as we work on a week end basis, and then hit go and have it produce one sheet per job showing the costs in that time period?
Any help or direction would be much appreciated.


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3DOcean Ram ProMaster City Wagon 2015 11920784
3DOcean Ram ProMaster City Wagon 2015 11920784
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3D Model - Ram ProMaster City Wagon 2015 11920784 by creator_3d @ 3DOcean
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Ram ProMaster City Wagon 2015
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