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Chinese, early 19th century. A group of six watercolor and gouache paintings, framed, depicting various merchant ships. Each 6 x 9.5 in. (sight).
Audrey Roll-Preissler (American, 20th century). A polychrome painted wooden wall relief of a seated Native American gentleman reading the Washington Post; ht. 66, w. 30 in.
Otto Heino (American, 1915-2009), late 20th century. A rare piece of Heino Special Highfire Yellow Glaze Plate, 1997. Artist's signature incised on base; ht. 1, dia. 10 in.
American, 20th century. A set of four teak Marden Mfg. Inc. armchairs with newer upholstery; ht. 30.75, wd. 21, dp. 18 in.
American, 20th century. A Knoll International teakwood arm chair with newer upholstery, a Thonet leather and chrome chair, PLUS a Thonet circular formica coffee table; largest chair ht. 32, wd. 21.75, dp. 20 in., table dia. 26, ht. 16 in.
Ogilby, John (1600-1676). Africa: Being an Accurate Description of the Regions of Aegypt, Barbary, Lybia, and Billedulgerid, the Land of Negroes, Guinee, Aethiopia, and the Abyssine, with all the Adjacent Islands, either in the Mediterranean, Atlantick, Southern or Oriental Sea, belonging thereunto.... London: Printed by Tho. Johnson for the Author, 1670. Large folio (10.5 x 15.9 in.), full calf, frontis, tp in red and black, (xvi), 767pp, (1 - D...
Armand Jules Le Véel (French, 1821-1905). A gilt bronze representation of a member of Napoleon's Old Guard. He stands at attention with his gaze focused straight ahead and his right leg stepped forward as if preparing to engage some invisible foe, his right hand grasps the barrel of a rifle while his left hand makes a fist, a rucksack, sword, and ammunition case hang on his back, the latter adorned with a spread-winged eagle, titled VI...
Mariano Falcinelli Antoniacci (Italian, 1806-1874). A wood panel decorated with oil and gesso and depicting the Virgin and Child, standing to their left is St. Francis of Assisi while another disciple wearing a red tunic crosses his fingers and holds a book to their right, all having embossed circular halos with incised rays and presented against a gilt background, signed L. Falcinelli Antoniacci Assisi Italia l.r., verso retains label Lorenzo Fa...
Eliot Candee Clark (American, 1883-1980). An oil on board landscape of a tree surrounded by sand dunes, in a carved gilt frame, signed Eliot Clark l.l., on verso dated 1907, marked Provincetown, Mass, and stamped Eliot Clark Estate 430, with label from The Marbella Gallery, Inc. / 28 East 72nd Street, New York; 9 x 11.5 in. (sight).
Swedish, 20th century. A thirty-seven piece Orrefors crystal partial stemware service in the Coronation pattern, consisting of twelve champagnes, twelve goblets (in two sizes), five wines, six sherries and two decanters; tallest decanter ht. 11.25 in.
Indian, early 19th century. Gouache and watercolor on paper, unsigned; 8 x 6 in. (sight).
India, ca 1790. A watercolor and gouache manuscript page on laid paper, inscribed in upper center. From the manuscript Sir-al-Bayan by Mir Hassam, fully labeled and identified on reverse; 6 x 3.25 in. (sight).
American, 20th century. Steuben glass. Topaz compote with an apple lid; dia. 9.5, ht. 9 in.
Ca 1870s. Oil on canvas, a naive landscape with mill, cows, river and farmer, gloomy yet vibrant sky, discovered in Paris County, KY; 28 x 39 in. (sight).
Albumen, oval-length studio portrait of a well-dressed woman, possibly in mourning clothing, 5 x 7 in., on original mount blindstamped lower right Ball & Thomas/ 120. W. 4th St. Cin. O, placed under mat with gilt border. Housed in original frame marked on verso by manufacturer A.J. Starr/ 279 Central Ave./ Cincinnati, 12.25 x 14 in. overall. Possibly used in Ball & Thomas' studio parlor display, as indicated by origina...
22 x 30.5 in., framed to 24.5 x 33 in.; Aparecera / Diciembre / Agora (Appeared December Now), Sergio Cortes at upper left and Grafico ALFA Bruch 71 Barña at lower left.
2pp, approx. 5.5 x 8.5 in. Front with photo of shanties with laundry hanging between buildings, with the headlines: Labor camp of the 30s? Wrong. Gallo Wine Co. Farmworker Housing 1974, and the exhortation: Boycott Gallo and a list of wines: Ripple, Spanada, Thunderbird, Triple Jack, Tyrolia, Wolfsons, Andre, Boone's Farm, Cold Duck, Gallo, Gallo Rosse, Paisano, Madria Madira Sangria, Josef Steuben. Verso with same shanty, and "The Label...
Ca 1969. Vietnam War Moratorium stickers, eight on the sheet, each approx. 1.5 in. diameter. White lower case sans serif type on blue background.The Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam, a massive demonstration, was planned for October 15, 1969 (and "Till the End of the War" according to some literature of the day). The Moratorium March on Washington took place a month later, Nov. 15.
For the Community Bookshop in Washington, DC. Caricature of Nixon in a police uniform with gun and night stick, full "5 o'clock shadow." Balloon with "they know..." Is this a reference to the "smoking gun" on the White House tapes? Or his attempt at handgun control? Possibly even Kent State.... It could reference several events, but leaflet is undated. So far we have not identified the store, but a Communit...
Fraternal Outlook, Special Anniversary Issue, June-July 1940. Official publication of the International Workers Order, 66pp (pp 55-62 is the Polish section; last four pages are advertising). This issue is divided between warnings against becoming involved in the war in Europe, and celebration of the growth of the IWO in its decade-long existence. There are numbers indicating the growth and distribution of membership (5,000 in 1930 to 163...
Each 6 x 12.5 in. (approx.) light cardstock with attached calendar just under 4 x 5 in., each with a tipped in photo of Daniel DeLeon 1852-1914 (1935 photo is black-and-white, 1939 has hand tinting). Published by the "Weekly People," Official Organ of the Socialist Labor Party of America. Daniel DeLeon (1852-1914) was born in Curacao to a Dutch Army surgeon. The family was of possibly Spanish-Dutch Jewish ancestry. His father died w...
16.5 x 22.5 in. "When Freedom is Outlawed, Only Outlaws Will be Free." Poster to announce march and rally on July 12, 1976 in New York City. A concert kicked things off at 2pm, march at 4, rally at Madison Square Garden and 8th Ave. at 5pm. Primary focus was to target the "police state." Specifically mentioned was Cointelpro, an acronym for Counter Intelligence Program, under the direction of J. Edgar Hoover. Hoover ordered...
10.25 x 14.5 in., When Freedom is Outlawed, Only Outlaws Will Be Free / Stop 1984 in 1976! / Democratic / Republican Conventions / New York / Kansas City. Produced by Yippie (Youth International Party).
11 x 17 in., Demonstrate Against the War / Out Now, Nov. 6., advertising regional peace action centers in 15 cities and the moratorium of Oct. 13 (1971). Produced by the National Peace Action Coalition.
11 x 17 in., Vote Socialist Workers In 68 / Fred Halstead For President, Paul Boutelle For Vice President. Produced by Young Socialists For Halstead Boutelle. Halstead and Boutelle made the ballot in 19 states and received 41,390 votes.
11 x 16.75 in. Black Liberation flag design (aka the Pan-African flag) with the text Black Control of the Black Community / Vote Socialist Workers in '72. There were two different Socialist Workers Party tickets in 1972 (due to ballot access issues in the different states), each consisting of a white female candidate for president and a black male candidate for vice president. Linda Jenness and Andrew Pulley received 83,380 votes and...
12.25 x 18.25 in. All Out To Public Square! / May 1st 4:30 P.M. / Workers! Join the May Day Demonstration: Against The 33% Relief Cut!; For Higher Wages!; For The Right To Strike!; For Unemployment Insurance Bill H.R. 7598!; Against War And Fascism! Printed under the auspices of the Communist Party USA, District 6 (Cleveland, Ohio), ca 1934.
17.125 x 22.75 in., Repression / "The streets of our country are in turmoil the universities are filled with students rebelling and rioting communities are seeking to destroy our country. Russia is threatening with her might. And the Republic is in danger yes. Danger from within and without. We need law and order! Yes without law and order our nation cannot survive!" -Adolf Hitler, 1932. An exceedingl...
17 x 22 in., relating to the 1972 Republican National Convention in San Diego, Aug. 21 - 24. Featuring a donkey and elephant dancing together.
17.5 x 23 in., stenciled, for the screening of two films and a discussion about the left wing movement in Uruguay. State of Siege was released in 1972 and March 23 was on Saturday in 1974, so that is the most likely date for the poster. The current president, Jose Mujica, was a member of the revolutionary Tupamaros.
Lot of 2. One is 15 x 21.5 in., printed in red and white; Pres. Thieu hold 200,000 civilians in prison / Buddhists, Catholics, Neutralists, Political Opponents / International Day of Concern / September 23, 1973 / Free All the Prisoners Stop Aid to Thieu / Peace Depends on It. Second is 14 x 20.75 in., printed in red, blue and black. The U.S. is still in Vietnam. / American taxpayers are financing the surveillance, arrest and torture of over 2...
14 x 21 in., for a April 30, 1995, March for Justice in Detroit to honor United Farm Workers founder Cesar Chavez. A poster project of United Auto Workers Region 1A.
The hogs are living too high on the people!, showing hogs marked Monopolies and Military feeding on a trough of cash; 15.375 x 22.375 in. Gus Hall and Jarvis Tyner were the Communist Party candidates for president in 1972 and 1976.
In both English and Spanish. 17 x 23 in. Revolutionary wrapped in a flag displaying the hammer and sickle of international workers. The People's War was launched in May 17, 1980 by the Shining Path (Sendero Luminoso), Maoist insurgent guerillas, on the eve of national elections. One of their early acts of war was burning ballot boxes in Chuschi. Other tactics of this group have been documented as particularly brutal, including against peasant...
With the message written in Spanish, French, English and Arabic. Presently matted and shrink wrapped. 12.25 x 20.25 in. sight. The World Day of Solidarity with Angola was February 4, 1970. Artist Lazaro Abreu. (There were other World Days of Solidarity - for example, 1968 and 1969 - some with Africa, some with Angola specifically.)
Just short of 14 x 22 in. mounted on card. "You are on the Air," WJBK, 8:15 Sunday nights.
13 x 16 in.; So when they raise the question, who will be Mao Tsetungs's successors, the working class is ready with its answer: WE WILL BE MAO TSETUNG's SUCCESSORS, IN OUR MILLIONS AND HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS. / Bob Avakian, Chairman, RCP USA.
12 x 14 in., listing the tracks from MDC's 1982 debut album.
Eugene McCarthy (1916-2005). U.S. Representative, Senator, and candidate for President from Minnesota, known for his progressive and antiwar views. Signed campaign poster, 17 x 21 in.
Lot of 2, including: Join the Army; travel to exotic distant lands; meet exciting, unusual people and kill them; 7.75 x 21.75 in., marked Rosner at lower right. The Street Wall Journal / Strike Back, Anti-Vietnam War poster featuring Nixon as a bombing eagle; 16.875 x 22.375 in.
28 x 42 in.
Continental, late 19th/early 20th century. A glazed and lidded redware jar with incised archaic geometric patterns encircling throughout; ht. 7 in.
9 x 12 in., ca 1938, calling attention to the Detroit Dies Committee's use of labor spies at Detroit area auto plants while simultaneously downplaying the threat of Nazis. Printed under the auspices of the Civil Rights Federation, which has organized an event October 27 (1938), featuring speakers from the University of Michigan, U.A.W., Civil Rights Federation, and Medical Research Institute.
13.25 x 18.25 in.; Hash Bash / Ann Arbor 1997, No. 11 of a print run limited to 20 copies. Signed by the artist C. Black in pencil at lower left, printed by T-Shirt Studio.
17 x 20.75 in. Poster by Gary Grimshaw, for the September 11 - 13, 1992 Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival, featuring Al Green, James Cotton, Bonnie Raitt, Maria Muldaur, Sonny Rollins, and others.
8.5 x 11 in., printed by the Youth International Party for the 4th Annual Washington D.C. Smoke-In & Impeach Nixon March, July 4, 1973, at the American Folk Life Festival on the Smithsonian Institute Mall. The "Yippies," whose prominent supporters included Abbie Hoffman, Allen Ginsberg, Jerry Rubin, and John Sinclair, list four "demands": (1) Free the Prisoners of Weed - and all political/cultural prisoners! Cash pay...
Copyright 1989, for the release of the film 20 years after the event, organized to bring attention to plight of poet and activist John Sinclair, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison in Michigan for giving two joints to an undercover narcotics officer. Poster by Gary Grimshaw and Frank Bach.
11 x 17 in., advertising a Smoke-In at Pittsburgh's Schenley Park/Fairmount Hill, near Carnegie Mellon Univ., Saturday, July 2, at "High Noon," with a caravan departing dusk to join the 10th Annual 4th of July Smoke-In in Washington. Printed by Comel Unity Press, a co-operative offering free services to movement groups.
11 x 16 in. advertising placard for John L. Lewis' article in the May 5, 1945, issue of Collier's, titled "There Is No Labor Movement (Why We have Wartime Strikes)".
16 x 20.375 in.
American (Boston), ca 1900. An early matte green Kendrick Vase by Grueby Pottery, made into a lamp with patinated metal tri-arm single socket lamp insert, the arms surmounted with a leaded green slag glass shade. The ceramic base with circular faience stamp, no. 33, and a partial paper label; oah. 21, dia. of shade, 15.5 in.
Lot of 7, including: Underwood & Underwood lantern slide 389-4686-Arctic Explorers at Cape Sabine and Baffin Bay, including a black subject. Hand-colored lantern slide in wood mount with the stamp of T.H. McAllister / Optician N.Y., with seven racially stereotyped depictions of African American faces arranged as a cluster of Blackberries, as inked on the lower edge. Lantern slide of two African American boys posed in studio with a ba...
Lot of 13 chromolithograph advertising cards and postcards. Notables include: advertising card for Oakley's Queen Soap, including a black washwoman; postcard captioned Cake Walk (Negro Dance), ink dated Ocean City, July 25, 1903; postcard captioned Negro Baptism in Dixie Land; Muzzy's Corn Starch card including a black waiter; and a card for Eurekon Petroleumized Camphor Cream featuring a Chinese caricature.
Peter Munro (American, b. 1954). Oil on masonite board, titled Black Grouse, 1989 and signed l.l.;17.5 x 26.5 in. (sight).
Early 20th century (1910-1920) watercolor depicting a hunting scene with two women and a buck. 16.5 x 13.75 in. Signed illegibly l.r.
A hanging oil lamp with an iron frame; ht. 24 in.
A double hanging oil lamp that has been electrified. Includes two fan shades; ht. 15 in., w. 18 in.
Artist Unknown, 20th century. Watercolor on paper, depicting a winter forest scene with a deer, illegibly signed l.r.; 22 x 29.75 in. (sight).
Southwestern landscape depicting a town square with a woman. Oil on canvas. 17.5 x 25.5 in. (sight). Illegibly signed l.l.; 20 x 16 in. (sight)
Cabinet card by Schoene of San Francisco, California. Although it has been suggested that the gentleman seated at left could be J. P. Ball's son, J.P. Ball, Jr., with whom he started operating studios in the 1880s, we have been unable to confirm this identification.
Albumen stereoview of Columbia St. Seattle, Washington, with the backmark of Nesemann / Woods Gallery / Marysville, Cal. Ball operated under the name Ball & Sons and Globe Photo Studio while in Seattle, the former being located at 106 Columbia Street, between First and Second Avenue. J.P. Ball, a noted African American photographer, opened his first studio in Cincinnati, OH in 1845, then became an itinerant photographer, traveli...
Two etchings. Early 20th century. The first one, titled "On the Banks", depicts a barge with two men in it and a boat in the background. The second one, titled "On a Cape Cod Street", depicts houses and three people on the street. 4.5 x 3.25 in. Signed l.r.; titled l.l.
20th century charcoal and black ink drawing. Depicts a ringtail cat, or raccoon. 8.75 x 6.25 in. Titled l.c.; signed l.r.
Two color illustration prints depicting hunting scenes. 8.25 x 7.75 in. One is unsigned. The other one is titled l.l. and l.r. and has inscriptions l.l., l.c., and l.r.
Etching by Gordon Grant depicting fishermen on a dock. 8 x 10 in. Signed l.r.
Two reproduction prints of portraits by E. S. Curtis (1868-1952). 1924. One is titled A Maidu Boy; the other is titled A Mixed-Blood Coast Pomo. 7.5 x 5.5 in.
Continental, 19th century. A Neoclassical porcelain urn decorated with two cherubs holding a rose garland around a fluted column, with painted and gilt accents; ht. 10.75 in.
Italian. A Renaissance Revival armchair in walnut having gilt and carved terminals, the rectangular back covered in gold-embossed leather, upholstered seat and gold-embossed leather skirt, on carved shoe feet; oah. 51 in.
American, 20th century. A Bauer Ringware covered casserole in cobalt blue; ht. 3.75, dia. 7.5 in.
Flower Form Pair Ceramic with black high glaze; ht: 4, wd. 14, dp. 4.75 in. Marked Van Briggle, Colo. Spgs on base
A group of seven pieces, including Bauer Pottery cups and serving tray and three Coors Pottery nesting bowls; Bauer Pottery serving dish: ht. 2, dia. 12 in., Coors Pottery largest bowl ht. 4.5, dia. 9 in.
Chinese export, late 19th-early 20th century. A rectangular relish tray in pewter with five fitted green glass inserts, having applied decoration of leaves and fruit around the rim and handles, accented with hardstone inlays, marked 1812 / China on bottom; lg. 21 in.
Iran, 20th century. A woven prayer rug in shades of salmon, green, and blue; 3 ft. .5 in. x 4 ft. 5 in. (36.5 x 53 in., 92.71 x 134.62 cm).
Continental, 20th century. A pair of two-handled ceramic planters having scalloped rims with rose motifs, marked Strasbourgh Flowers / for / Tiffany & Co. / Portugal, and a pair of ceramic vases with blue and yellow floral decorations, marked Tiffany & Co. / Este Ceramiche / Made in Italy; planter ht. 5.5, lg. 13.25 in., vase ht. 8.5 in.
American, 19th century. An assembled group of pillar-molded glass table articles, all attributed to one of the Pittsburgh District glass houses. The first patterned in an eight-rib mold and pulled into a flared vase shape, having a scalloped rim and slightly domed circular foot. The second patterned in an eight-rib mold and pulled into a swirling cornucopia shape, having two feet below the center of the body and a curled tail. The third patterned...
A lot of six reference books include, Art Pottery of America with Values by Lucile Henzke, 1996, The Craft and Art of Clay, 2nd Edition by Susan Peterson, 1996, The Best of Pottery by Jonathan Fairbanks and Angela Fina, 1996, The Complete Potter's Companion by Tony Birks, 1993, Arts and Crafts Pottery and Ceramics by Joanna Wissinger, 1994, The Kovels' Collector's Guide to American Art Pottery by Ral...
A lot of eight reference books including, Hamada Potter by Bernard Leach, 1990, The Collector's Encyclopedia of Van Briggle Art Pottery; An Identification and Value Guide by Richard Sasicki and Josie Fania, 1993, All About Weller; A History and Collector's Guide by Ann Gilbert McDonald, 1989. (signed by Author), The Collectors Encyclopedia of Weller Pottery by Sharon and Bob Huxford, 1996, The Collectors...
Late 19th century. Dutch still life depicting a pipe, a candle, and a Delft mug. Oil on canvas, unsigned; 11.5 x 17.5 in. (sight).
British, 18th century. A Chippendale mirror in mahogany with shell centerpiece; ht. 31, wd. 14 in.
Two American steel engravings titled The Return of the Mayflower (1871) and Pilgrim Exiles (1874). 34 x 23 in. (entire view). Titled and dated l.c.
Russian, 20th century. A bronze sculpture of a man pulling a sled with three barrels on it, signed at base; ht. 9, lg. 16, wd. 5.25 in.
Gabriella Possum Nungurrayi (Australian, born 1967), 1989. An acrylic on canvas dot painting, telling the story of Aboriginal women looking for bush tucker or foods native to Australia. The clusters of yellow, pink, brown, and blue dots represent different types of terrain including spinafex grasses, sand, rocks, and water respectively. The black and white concentric circles in the center of the composition identify areas where yams, onions, berr...
Lot of nineteen Fiesta mugs, commemorating the company's 50th anniversary. Each mug has a sticker, and reads Fiesta dinnerware, designed by Frederick Rhead, was introduced by the Homer Laughlin China Co. in 1936. Includes one Fiesta 60th anniversary mug; ht. 3.25 in.
Lot includes two Bauer Pottery swan figural planters, each in Carolina blue; ht. 4.25 and 10 in.
A Bauer Pottery three tiered candy dish in shades of pink, yellow, and burgundy; ht. 13 in.
Lot includes a pair of ivory three tiered candlesticks, a yellow fan vase, a yellow cornucopia vase, and a cream cornucopia double vase; largest ht. 6.5 in.
Lot includes two 9 in. dia. bowls, one 11 in. dia. bowl, and one 13 in. serving tray.
American, 19th century. A carved figure of George Washington standing atop a snake, with traces of old paint, fine details such as buttons and epaulet; ht. 9.5 in.
Lot of 2, including: Harper's Weekly, Vol. XV, No. 778, November 25, 1871, featuring an illustration of Victoria Woodhull's attempt to vote, as well as several illustrations related to Tammany Hall and Boss Tweed. The Woman Citizen's Library. Vol. IX of XII: Women and the Larger Citizenship, City Housekeeping. Shailer Mathews, D.D., Editor. Chicago: The Civics Society, 1913. 12mo, gray paper wraps, pages 2123-2...
American, 1840s. A one-piece corner cupboard in cherry, having a molded cornice over two glazed doors and two lower paneled doors, raised on bracket feet; ht. 79.75, wd. 49.5, dp. 23 in. This table was purchased by the consignor as a Shaker piece from the Shaker property in Lebanon, Ohio.
A group of six Moravian Pottery tiles, including one featuring an incised geometric pattern, two with Latin phrases, and three with animals; largest 4.75 x 4.75 in.
American, 20th century. A gilt-framed rectangular mirror with beveled edges and floral accents to the frame; 23 x 17.25 in. (sight).
American; oil on board, early 20th century. The painting, housed in a gilt frame, depicts a cottage scene in a rural environment. 18 x 11.5 in. (sight). Signed illegibly l.r.
American; oil on board; 20th century. The painting depicts a woman in a white dress reading a book on a beach. 13 x 9.25 in. (sight). Unsigned.
Eastman Johnson (American, 1824-1906). Oil on board. Scene with four children playing, unsigned but labeled with artist's name on verso; 5.25 x 4 in. (sight).
Rembrandt van Rijn (Dutch, 1606-1669). A 17th century etching on paper, unsigned in plate, early Arthur Ackermann label on verso; 4.75 x 2.75 in. (sheet size).
John Ruthven (American, b. 1924). An outstanding watercolor and gouache painting of a fishing scene, executed for the 25th anniversary of Trout Unlimited, signed l.r.; 19 x 29.5 in. (sight).
W.H. Johnston (American, 20th century). A portrait of Greta Garbo, signed l.r.; 27 x 21.5 in. (sight).
19th century, a Dutch street painting in fine gilt and gesso frame, signed illegibly and dated 1896 l.r.; 22 x 26.25 in. (sight).
Louis Fusari (American/Connecticut, 1901-1986). Oil on board, a fine American scene subject of the lobster trade, unsigned but with label from New Britain Museum of Art on verso; 15.5 x 19.5 in. (sight).
Rose Barrett (American, 20th century). Watercolor on paper, signed l.r.; 19 x 14 in. (sight).
Harry Van der Weyden (French, 1868-1952). Oil on board, signed l.r. and with hand inscribed biography on verso; 13.25 x 21.5 in. (sight).
After Sir Thomas Lawrence (English, 1769-1830). Oil on heavy panel, an oval shaped portrait in fine gilt and gesso frame, label on verso reading The Daughters of Charles B. Calmady of Langdon Court, Sisters of Vincent Culmady/ Masters of the Tetcott Hounds, Daughters are Laura on the left, Emily on the right; dia. 11 in. (sight).
Ellen Wheeler Chase (Minnesota, 1882-1948). A pastel on paper, depicting girl with blue eyes and large Japanese vase in background, signed l.l. and housed in period arts & crafts frame; 45 x 28.25 in. (sight).
Early 20th century. Watercolor and oil on paper, unsigned; 14 x 19.5 in. (sight).
Early 20th century. A watercolor street scene, with Chinese framer on verso, unsigned; 20.5 x 28 in. (sight).
Peter Baumgras (American, 1827-1904). Oil on canvas, unsigned but attributed by way of plaque, 19th century, housed in period gilt and gesso frame; 19.5 x 29 in. (sight).
Early 20th century, probably New England. Unsigned; 11.5 x 17.5 in. (sight).
Artist unknown. Watercolor on paper, signed and dated 1929 l.l.; 11.5 x 7 in. (sight).
William Samuel Horton (American, 1865-1936). Pastel on paper, unsigned but with artist's label on verso; 18 x 24.25 in. (sight).
Victor Moya Calvo (Spanish, 1889-1972). Oil on canvas, signed l.r., housed in original frame; 27.25 x 19.5 in. (sight).
Noel Saunier (French, 1847-1890). Oil on canvas and housed in original frame, signed l.r. 9.5 x 12.75 in. (sight> A pair of labels on verso, including one from an exhibit at the Flint Institute of Arts, shown in "The Art of Collecting", November 29th, 2002-January 5th, 2003.
Hamilton Hamilton (American/Connecticut, 1847-1928). Oil on canvas, signed l.l.; 29.5 x 17.25 in. (sight).
William John Hennessey (American, 1839-1917). Oil on canvas, signed on reverse stretcher cross bar, gallery label from Borghi, NY; 18 x 12 in. (sight).
Maximillian Colin (Austrian, 1862-1893). Oil on canvas, signed l.l.; 15.25 x 12.25 in. (sight).
Xavier Barile (American/ New York, 1891-1981). A pair of marine scenes, each oil on board, each signed l.r.; each 12 x 16 in. (sight).
Alexander Van Laer (American, 1857-1920), painting executed 1890. Oil on canvas, signed l.r. and inscribed NY; 13 x 19.25 in. (sight).
Carl Schmidt (American, 20th century). A New England landscape, watercolor on paper, signed l.l.; 14.5 x 17.5 in. (sight).
Eugene Henri Cauchois (French, 1850-1911). A pair of oil on board still lifes in exterior, each signed l.r.; both 18.5 x 6.5 in. (sight).
James Hamilton (American, 1819-1878). Oil on canvas, image of reverse inscription attached with signature and date of 1863; 30 x 44.5 in. (sight).
American or Continental, 20th century. A pair of table lamps with molded glass fonts and bronze columns with stylized wave designs, all rising from square stepped marble bases, both electrified and adorned with Roseart cream fabric shades; ht. 31.5 in.
English, 19th century. A Georgian-style mahogany butler's tray on stand, having a rectangular hinged top with four pierced curved handles, raised on a folding x-form stand; ht. 34, wd. 29, dp. 19.75 in.
Attributed to Gilbert Stuart (American, 1755-1828). A pair of portrait drawings of George and Martha Washington in pen and ink wash, executed on laid paper, with original frames; each 5.25 x 4 in (sight).
Continental, 19th-20th century. A brass reflector wall sconce, having a round embossed back plate and one arm candleholder, PLUS an assembled group of 6 brass items, including a pair of skimmers, a syrup jug, a skillet candlestick, a ladle, and an adjustable bookstand; wall sconce ht. 19.25, wd. 11 in.
English, early 20th century. A miniature model of an English general store, complete with miniature tin lithographed and paper general store items, as well as a cash register. The walls are lined with a shelving system that includes nine wooden drawers with sliding lids; ht. 12, wd. 31.5, dp. 12.5 in.
English, early 20th century. Two pairs of Carolinian reproductions of 17th century Sheffield three-armed silver over copper wall sconces; lg. 17 in.
E. Heins (American, 20th century). Oil on canvas board. The painting depicts a fall landscape with trees. 11.5 x 15.5 in. (sight). Signed l.r.
19th century, hand colored engraving on paper. Plate 30, No. 6, Vigors Vireo. Drawn and published by John J. Audubon, engraved, printed and coloured by R. Havell & Son, London; plate size 19.25 x 12 in.
Ludwig Gedlek (Polish, 1847-1904). Oil on canvas, signed and inscribed Wien, l.r.; 16.5 x 26 in. (sight). A photograph of previous inscription on canvas verso reads: Ukrain'sche Rosatton ins Feld ziehond. Gedlek, the Polish born artist who studied first in Krakow and eventually Vienna, became known for his views of Ukrainian Cossacks. His Romanticist manner of painting was popularized during the 1...
Lorenz Griffith (American/Indiana, 1889-1968). A pair of landscapes, each signed in l.l. and l.r., respectively. Larger work is housed in heavy frame and on canvas, other on board; largest 18.5 x 36.5 in. (sight).
Barton Stone Hayes (American, 1826-1914). Each oil on canvas laid to board, unsigned; she measures 21.75 x 18.75 in. (sight).
J. Geldard Walton (English, 20th century). A pair of watercolors depicting coastal sailing scenes; each 8.75 x 24.25 in. (sight).
William E. Skilling (American, 1892-1964). An oil on canvas painting of caged birds; 63 x 51 in. (framed).
American (Pennsylvania), ca 1830s. An elegant cherry tall case clock with sun/moon phase dial, having painted and gilt strawberries in the spandrels, not signed, but with cast iron Pennsylvania weights, the door key and pendulum included. History of clock, and its makers written in on the seat of the clock; ht. 93, dia. of dial, 14 in. Notes: This piece comes with a paper, transcribing the provenance written on the inside seat that names the c...
Black wool double-breasted frock coat with gilt buttons, gold bullion fringed epaulets with silver bullion rank insignia, gold cuff rank braid and a 4-place ribbon bar including the Order of the British Empire and WWI trio. Trousers of matching black wool. Complete with a gold bullion and blue silk brocade belt with gilt buckle. Interior with a tailor's label named to "Captain N.E. Archdale, CBE RN" and date "April 20.&qu...
Iran, ca 1900-1910. A finely flat woven rare Senna kilim from Kurdistan; 2 ft. 9 in x 3 ft. 3 in. (33 x 39 in; 83.82 x 99.06 cm).
Turkish, 20th century. A flat-weave Shirvan rug with complex bands of geometric diamonds within diamonds; 9 ft. 7 in. x 5 ft. 6 in. (115 x 66 in.; 292.1 x 167.64 cm).
Turkmenistan, 20th century. A flatweave Turkmen rug; 3 ft. x 5 ft. 8 in. (36 x 68 in.; 91 x 172.72 cm).
Turkmenistan, 20th century. A Turkmen Sumak flat weave area rug; 6 ft. x 3 ft. 9 in. (72 x 45 in.; 182.88 x 118.87 cm).
Pakistan, 20th century. A well-executed Bokhara runner; 7 ft. x 3 ft. 3 in. (84 x 39 in.; 213.36 x 100.58 cm).
Lot of 4, including: Amos, Preston E. Above and Beyond in the West: Black Medal of Honor Winners, 1870-1890. Washington (DC): Potomac Corral of the Westerners, Great Western Series, No. 12, 1974. 8vo, yellow/gold cloth boards with Charlie Russell cow skull on front, no dj, 52pp. Limitation page indicates this is number 3 of 200 signed copies, sgd. by Amos. Wharfield, H.B., Col. USAF, Ret. 10th Cavalry & Border Fights. El Cajon (CA): By ...
Lot of 3. Includes: Stewart, Paul W. and Ponce, Wallace Yvonne. Black Cowboys. Broomfield (CO): Phillips Publishing, Inc., 1986 (first ed.). 4to, maroon cloth, no dj, 234pp. Inscribed to Jack Ravage and signed and dated by Paul Stewart. Porter, Kenneth Wiggins. The Negro on the American Frontier. Revised with Illustrations and Expanded Bibliography by John W. Ravage. With Ravage's signature on tp. New Hampshire: Ayer Publications, 1996. 4t...
Indian, mid-20th century. An Aubusson-style chain stitched rug, in pastel colors; 17 ft. 7 in. x 11 ft. 9 in. (211 x 141 in.; 535.94 x 358.14 cm).
American, 20th century. Lot of twelve includes a large 11 in. dia. mixing bowl, five plates of various sizes, one cup, three various bowls, a gravy boat and a lidded butter dish. Most colors in pomegranite; largest ht. 6 in.
Chinese Export, 19th century. A two-handled cup, minus lid, with applied twist handled, a gilt scalloped band above a gilt diaper ribbon, with floral garlands, the hand-painted flora on the front and back sides painted from English prototypes; ht. 7, wd. 8.5 in.
Aldo Pagliacci (Italian, b. 1913). Oil on canvas, signed on central canvas and dated 1957; 16 x 11 in. (sight).
Arthur D. Brooks (American/Cleveland, b. 1877). Oil on canvas, depicting a classical balcony with bust statue and vase of flowers. A full label on verso from the Cleveland Museum of Art, for an exhibit of Modern Oils with title date and artist information. Signed and dated 1933 l.r.; 30 x 36 in.
15.5 x 19.5 in. mounted photograph by McCrary & Branson, Knoxville, Tenn., titled "She Was Bred In Old Kentucky," copyright 1899. This image went on to be used in printed advertisements for Green River Whiskey.


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IT'S BEEN A FEW YEARS since Alida Struze last marveled at the canyons of Zion National Park, the glaciers of Alaska or the fjords of Norway. But at age 92, she still regularly ventures down to the Lake Erie waterfront from her Cleveland home to watch the sun set over the lake. "If you wait a few minutes you'll see a beautiful afterglow, the clouds lined with gold," she says. And along with memories of her far-flung trips and the perennial beauty and fragrance of roses and daffodils, those sunsets bring Struze, a long-time NWF supporter, a joy and appreciation for the natural world that's helped sustain her through a long and productive life. Until three years ago, she was still serving as a social worker for the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland, which provides legal help to low-income residents. "Loving people and loving nature are the only talents I have," she says.
Now Struze worries that too many people—especially the nation's elderly—are losing that essential connection to nature. "It's killing us," she says.
Struze's fear may be literally true. In a study published in 2002, Japanese researchers asked a simple question: In a group of seniors who otherwise seem similar, why do some live longer than others? To find out, the researchers rounded up the records of more than 3,000 Tokyo residents between 74 and 89 years old in 1992, charted how many of those seniors were alive five years later and tried to explain variations in longevity. Two differences jumped out. People who lived near parks and green spaces where they could walk and those who spent more time in sunlight were far more likely to be alive after five years than those who had neither. The researchers concluded that providing more walkable green spaces in cities would boost the health of senior citizens.
The Japanese study and Struze's life raise more questions about the role of the outdoors and nature than they answer. Perhaps those who amble through parks, climb mountains, tend gardens or cast for trout are just healthier to begin with. Perhaps working out in a gym or power walking through shopping malls, both proven methods for enhancing seniors' health, are just as beneficial as tromping through the woods or watching birds. To figure this out, Jacqueline Kerr, assistant professor in the Department of Family and Preventive Medicine at the University of California–San Diego (UCSD), is trying to get support for a randomized clinical trial that would divide similar seniors into groups that are physically active or not, inside or outside. Until such a study is done, "we don't have definitive answers," she says.
Like many other researchers, though, Kerr believes that being outside, especially in a natural setting, offers something extra, whether it's an additive beneficial effect from the body making more Vitamin D when out in the sun or something more ineffable. One of her own studies, for instance, shows that elderly people engage in more physical activity when they do it outside. And improved health from contact with nature just makes sense. "We're Cro-Magnons—no different from the guy with a spear chasing the woolly mammoth," says Andrew Duxbury, associate professor of medicine in the University of Alabama–Birmingham's Division of Gerontology, Geriatrics and Palliative Care. "We are designed to be outdoor creatures. We need to be outside, not huddled around the TV set."
You certainly won't find Ken Kurtz glued to the couch. Three times a week, the 82-year-old Santa Fe, New Mexico, architect meets with members of an informal group he founded, the Over the Arroyo Gang, to hike along a rushing mountain stream or to snowshoe on trails above 10,000 feet. Kurtz even gave up designing houses a few years ago to have more time for hiking and for the special camaraderie that comes from sharing the experience of the natural world. Sometimes, a companion may wonder if getting a workout on a treadmill might be easier. Kurtz's reply: "No way. What you are thinking about is different when you are outside. Rather than going to a gym because you think you ought to, hiking in all that beauty is something you can't resist doing. The fact that it is healthy is an added plus."
Plenty of benefits can be acquired from a close connection to nature without scaling peaks or taking other strenuous actions. In fact, many studies have shown that patients whose hospital rooms look out over parks or green spaces recuperate faster after surgery than do those without a view, says UCSD's Kerr. That's why there's a nascent movement, called the Eden Alternative or the Green Alternative, to get nursing homes to put elderly residents in touch with nature. The elderly "need connectiveness to the world," Duxbury explains. "They need to be out among green, growing things, around animals and around children—all things usually banned from nursing homes." Gardens can be especially important. "One of the chief needs of a human being is to be needed," Duxbury says. Meeting that need for the old and infirm is a challenge, but "one way to do it is gardening and taking care of plants."
For those fortunate not to require nursing-home care, connecting to nature and to wild things also brings rich rewards. After moving to Orinda, California, in 1976, Chuck and Jane Rubey joined NWF, put up a bird feeder and created a habitat for wildlife (right). "It has sort of grown on us," Chuck says. After retiring from IBM in 1992, Chuck took up wildlife photography, and the couple began to travel, often on NWF trips. They watched wolves in Yellowstone, polar bears in Norway, tortoises in the Galápagos and whales in Maui. When Jane, now 75, was recovering from cancer, being able to sit by the kitchen window and watch the birds in her NWF Certified Wildlife Habitat® site "was immensely important," recalls husband Chuck.
"The older I get, the more this starts to be spiritually connected," he says. "You start to see that your life isn't unlimited anymore, and to be able to see all these magnificent creatures and witness the wonders of wildlife become more important. It brings a feeling of goodness," he says.
Out at the University of California–Los Angeles, geriatric psychiatrist Dr. Helen Lavretsky makes good use of that feeling in her patients. She finds that walks in the woods or the outdoor yoga classes she leads can be very effective in reducing stress and improving health. "I haven't seen a single patient who attributes joy to shoe shopping," she says. "But just being outside is a major pleasure, and being in nature is a powerful thing. It's in our roots. It's essential for our sleep, our mood, our health. It's the ultimate pleasure of being connected to the Earth."
Even without definitive studies unequivocally proving the benefits of this connection, say experts like Kerr and Lavretsky, the policy prescription is clear: To improve the well-being and health of the nation's elderly, the country should figure out how to bring the great outdoors and the natural world into the lives of more of its seniors so that more people can experience the joy of a Lake Erie sunset, a hike along a rushing mountain stream or the howl of a wolf in the wild.
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Touted as the toughest MasterChef challenge ever, Peter Gilmore's signature dessert, the "Snow Egg", was the deciding factor in the country's most popular television food competition ever. Watched by almost 5 million food fans, the secrets of the mouth-watering dessert were revealed after being presented live on the show by Peter Gilmore. While the Masterchef finalists Adam Liaw and Callum Hann struggled for three hours to recreate the dish, replacing guavas and custard apples for nectarines, it became clear why Peter Gilmore is one of the world's top chefs. One of Quay's most heavenly desserts, the Snow Egg is a poached meringue egg, with a "yolk" of custard apple ice-cream, coated in a crunchy golden praline maltose shell, sitting on a bed of guava granita and a slick of guava fool. As Peter Gilmore has said, "The snow egg, really, is my favourite dessert". Watch the creation of the Snow Egg, the way Peter Gilmore does it, as part of his Inspiration Series . |


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For population 25 years and over in McColl:
For population 15 years and over in McColl town:
10 residents are foreign born
Median real estate property taxes paid for housing units with mortgages in 2011: $343 (0.6%) Nearest city with pop. 50,000+: Fayetteville, NC (45.1 miles , pop. 121,015). Nearest city with pop. 200,000+: Charlotte, NC (81.9 miles , pop. 540,828). Nearest city with pop. 1,000,000+: Philadelphia, PA (440.9 miles , pop. 1,517,550). Nearest cities: Tatum, SC (1.6 miles) , Clio, SC (2.5 miles ), Gibson, NC (2.7 miles ), Laurinburg, NC (2.8 miles ), Bennettsville, SC (2.9 miles ), East Laurinburg, NC (3.0 miles ), Raemon, NC (3.4 miles ), Maxton, NC (3.5 miles ). Single-family new house construction building permits:
Latitude: 34.67 N, Longitude: 79.54 W Area code: 843
City-data.com crime rate counts serious crimes more heavily. It adjusts for the number of visitors and daily workers commuting into cities. Crime rate in McColl detailed stats: murders, rapes, robberies, assaults, burglaries, thefts, arson Full-time law enforcement employees in 2011, including police officers: 7 (6 officers).
Unemployment by year (%) Historical population Historical housing units Population change in the 1990s: -316 (-11.2%).
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Tornado activity:McColl-area historical tornado activity is slightly above South Carolina state average. It is 70% greater than the overall U.S. average. On 3/28/1984, a category F4 (max. wind speeds 207-260 mph) tornado 4.0 miles away from the McColl town center killed 4 people and injured 395 people and caused between $5,000,000 and $50,000,000 in damages. On 3/28/1984, a category F4 tornado 6.6 miles away from the town center killed 7 people and injured 100 people and caused between $5,000,000 and $50,000,000 in damages. Earthquake activity:McColl-area historical earthquake activity is below South Carolina state average. It is 92% smaller than the overall U.S. average.On 4/13/1998 at 09:56:11, a magnitude 3.9 (3.5 MB, 3.9 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi, Class: Light, Intensity: II - III) earthquake occurred 52.6 miles away from the city center On 9/25/2006 at 05:44:25, a magnitude 3.7 (3.7 MB, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 19.6 miles away from McColl center On 9/22/2006 at 11:22:00, a magnitude 3.4 (3.4 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 8.3 miles away from the city center On 6/5/1998 at 02:31:01, a magnitude 3.2 (3.2 LG, Depth: 3.1 mi) earthquake occurred 91.5 miles away from the city center Magnitude types: regional Lg-wave magnitude (LG), body-wave magnitude (MB) Natural disasters:The number of natural disasters in Marlboro County (7) is smaller than the US average (12).Major Disasters (Presidential) Declared: 5 Emergencies Declared: 2 Causes of natural disasters: Hurricanes: 4, Tornado: 1, Storm: 1, Tropical Storm: 1, Winter Storm: 1 (Note: Some incidents may be assigned to more than one category). Birthplace of: Jim Tatum - Football coach, Doc Blanchard - Football player and coach. Hospitals/medical centers near McColl:
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Drinking water stations with addresses in McColl and their reported violations in the past:MCCOLL TOWN OF (Population served: 2225, Groundwater):Past monitoring violations: Percentage of residents living in poverty in 2011: 31.4% (23.2% for White Non-Hispanic residents, 34.4% for Black residents, 52.3% for Hispanic or Latino residents, 39.4% for American Indian residents, 0.0% for other race residents, 57.3% for two or more races residents) Average household size:
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Number of convenience stores (no gas): 6
Number of convenience stores (with gas): 22
Number of full-service restaurants: 8
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McColl government finances in 2002(per resident):
4.46% of this county's 2006 resident taxpayers lived in other counties in 2005 ($26,492 average adjusted gross income)
10 or fewer of this county's residents moved from foreign countries between 2005 and 2006. Top counties from which taxpayers relocated into this county between 2005 and 2006:
5.64% of this county's 2005 resident taxpayers moved to other counties in 2006 ($27,487 average adjusted gross income)
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Mar 18, 1993 10:00 PM, 28, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 1, Fatalities: 1 Jun 25, 1988 06:25 AM, 381, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 5, Fatalities: 4, Drunken drivers: 1 Aug 29, 1980 10:45 PM, Persons: 1, Fatalities: 1 Apr 14, 1977 05:55 PM, Vehicles: 1, Persons: 1, Fatalities: 1 FCC Registered Private Land Mobile Towers:1
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High-Tech Greenhouse Planned For Vancouver Parking Garage
Tuesday, December 27th, 2011Valcent Products will build a super efficient 6,000 square-foot greenhouse in downtown Vancouver.
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ITALIANS: Woah! My favorite!
AMERICANS: Oh! It's dinner time!
FILIPINOS: Putangina! Sinong may birthday?!
Unang pair - Sagot - Heart
Boy1: Sa taas ng intestine?
Boy2: Oo!
Boy1: Large Intestine?!
Boy2: Hindi!
Boy1: English?!
Boy2: Oo!
Boy1: Atay?!
2nd Pair - Sagot - Octopus
Boy: English?!
Girl: Oo!
Boy: Sa tubig?
Girl: Oo!
Boy: Lumalangoy?!
My parents try to wake me up:
I get to school and someone calls my name:
Then I go to class:
The teacher asks me why I was late to class:
Then I sit down and I observe all my surroundings and think:
Then lunch time:
And then back to class again:
And in PE:
And at the end of the day: "MOVE AWAY BITCHES, IT'S TUMBLR TIME!"
4 o'clock
Tumblr's slow, gunna get water…
4:04, ok im back
oh wow
I just stared at this for like 5 mins.3000 notes, proved my point exactly LOL.
"How does this thing workkk?";
and if it was you probably weren't the only one
I'm not one to reblog something more than once, but this is worth a thousand blogs.
I go to the kitchen like:
"Food, food, food♪"
But then:
"There's nothing to eat, not even dog food!"
ㅎㅎㅎㅎ guilty.
Maaari mo nang magamit ang Globe SUPER-UNLI…
Sorry hindi pa maprocess ang iyong Tattoo SUPER-UNLI…
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Dogs or Cats?
Dogs or Cats?
Whiskey Sour
2 oz blended whiskey
Juice of 1/2 lemon
1/2 tsp powdered sugar
1 cherry
1/2 slice lemon
Shake blended whiskey, juice of lemon, and powdered sugar with ice and strain into a whiskey sour glass. Decorate with the half-slice of lemon, top with the cherry, and serve.
How do you feel about people taking pictures of you while on drugs? If you were on drugs and your picture was taken, what drug would you prefer?
I have lived in san jose. I currently live in san francisco. and yes I have eaten Falafel Drive In. one of san jose's virtues.
I would nibble until he was an unidentifiable yellowey-white consistent goo. then I'd spit him out.
dear lord! erections koo koo and porn all in a row. amateur. more realistic.
actually no. never heard of it. hmm.
ugh neither. but dogs will always have an advantage because I can be allergic to cats.
Shaker, how long did you live in England before moving to the US?
there may or may not be follow-ups to this question.
Mazxy star was nice and dreamy robightm crowd wouldn't follow no photo request. First time in the green room. Mmm free beer and wine.glad I got to see them Cruz I missed Coachella 3012
cool. that is all for now, black Smithers.
Mazxy star was nice and dreamy robightm crowd wouldn't follow no photo request. First time in the green room. Mmm free beer and wine.glad I got to see them Cruz I missed Coachella 3012
I thought about this a bit and I'd feel like an ass to complain about any of my vacation experiences.
ooooh I totally misread this. I answered what era I would like to have lived in.
you asked if I could go back in time. in which case I'd totally go see the dinosaurs. screw medieval crap.
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I saw that you lived in Lyon so, hopefully you'll understand my question:
Est-ce que vous avez appris comment parler en francais pour vivre convenablement en Lyon? Si non, pour quoi? Est-ce que vous avez encore le chance de parler en Francais aujord'hui?
Yeah, I run into that problem too. The west coast isn't exactly friendly to french-speakers. Funny thing is, I know there's a small community of French speakers here in SC. I just have no idea where they meet.
shaker speaks french too???
Is there ANY POSSIBLE CHANCE of you watching the killers at Lolla?
Originally Posted by Wayne Coyne
Ahhh, parles-tu francais? Tres Bien.
Quel pays aimes-tu meiux et pourquoi, Les Etats-Unis ou l'Angleterre?
(I'll stop with the French now)
Shaker, tell us about your first musical epiphany?
Tell me about Coachella 09. What was your favorite act for each day? What was your favorite art? What act surprised you the most? What act disappointed you the most?


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Update enables Time Machine backups to AirPort Extreme USB drives
A software update released Wednesday allows Apple's Time Machine software to perform backups to external USB drives connected to AirPort Extreme 802.11n Base Stations, essentially replicating the behavior of the company's Time Capsule appliance.The functionality, dubbed AirPort Disk, was at one time an highly touted feature of Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard. But to the dismay of many, it was subsequently scratched in the weeks leading up to the operating system's release last October, with all references to its existence vanishing from Apple's website without explanation
Despite Apple's silence on the matter, AppleInsider later cited a person familiar with the ongoing development of Leopard as saying that company had internally classified the inability to select an AirPort Disk under Time Machine as a known issue. The matter was assigned a unique "Bug ID" number and titled: "Cannot set Time Machine Backup to AirPort Disk."
In the bug report, Apple noted that the issue was "currently being investigated by engineering," offering a ray of hope that it would be restored one day once the technological kinks had been knocked out. On Wednesday, the company released Time Machine and AirPort Update 1.0, marking the feature's long awaited return.
After downloading the update, users reported the ability to select external USB drives connected to the latest AirPort Extreme 802.11n Base Stations as the destination drive for backups under the Time Machine control panel. They also reported that the software update changed their Leopard build from 9C31 to 9C7010.
On Topic: Current Hardware
- Deals: Apple's Quad- and 6-core Mac Pros arriving at MacMall in limited quantities
- Rumor: Apple to phase out last non-Retina MacBooks with CD/DVD drive this year
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The 10 Most Underrated Players in Philadelphia Eagles History
By Wes ,
To be underrated carries a certain assumption of under appreciation or simply the realization that no one truly understand how good a player was or is.
Those things don't happen with Eagles fans.
They just understand– when someone is playing well or playing poorly, they let it be known. More often than not, their negative reactions are the talk of the national media, while their undying support of the underrated players goes unnoticed.
The following 10 players are not labeled underrated because Eagles fans failed to realize greatness. The players on this list were both appreciated and admired by Eagles fans.
But for some reason, the rest of the country failed to fully understand how good they were and, in some cases, the organization didn't realize what it had.
A special thanks to my dad, Bill, who taught me about the history of the Eagles even though it was not always great.
Reggie White played eight incredible seasons with the Eagles. Outside of his rookie campaign, he played all of them with Clyde Simmons.
White traditionally lined up as the left defensive end, while Simmons saw most his action on the opposite side of the line. White used his time in Philadelphia to establish himself as one of the greatest defensive players of all time.
He probably could have achieved such lofty status with any team in the NFL, but in the end some of the credit has to be given to his teammates– Simmons be the biggest factor.
While playing opposite of Simmons, White registered no fewer than 11 sacks in a season and averaged 15.8 sacks per season. When White left Philadelphia and Simmons, he registered double-digit sacks in only four of his final seven seasons and his average dipped to 10.5 sacks.
Simmons was the kind of player that demanded double teams, which in turn left White all alone. And when White demanded a double team, Simmons was able to feast on quarterbacks as he rushed the blindside.
Simmons' best season came in 1992, which ironically was White's last as an Eagle. The two-time Pro Bowler and All-Pro registered 19 sacks that season, which led the NFL.
It's tough to call someone underrated when he holds the all-time team records in receptions with 589, receiving yards with 8,978, and receiving touchdowns with 79, but such is the case with Harold Carmichael.
Despite his numbers, many do not consider him the best receiver in Eagles history. Actually, it is not even close. According to the experts, that distinction clearly goes to Hall of Famer Tommy McDonald.
And when lists are comprised of the greatest receivers in Eagles history Carmichael usually lands behind Pete Retzlaff, Pete Pihos, and Mike Quick.
So why is there no love for the physically imposing, 6'8" receiver who started his career as a tight end?
Probably because during his 13 seasons with the Eagles, Carmichael only caught 60 or more passes twice, recorded double-digit touchdowns once, and racked up 1,000 receiving yards or more only three times.
The fans did not care about his lack of eye-popping statistics in any one given season. They only cared about his consistency and the fact he was instrumental in helping the Eagles reach Super Bowl XV.
In 1982, the Eagles enjoyed the luxury of John Spagnola starting at tight end, who would remain in that role for five of the next six seasons.
Following Spagnola's departure, the Eagles turned to Keith Jackson, who started the next four seasons at tight end.
When Jackson left the Eagles in 1991, the tight end carousel went 'round and 'round.
Keith Byars, Mark Bavaro, Maurice Johnson, Ed West, Jason Dunn, Jimmie Johnson, and Jed Weaver were the starting tight ends for the Eagles from 1992-99.
In 2000, Chad Lewis received a chance to start. The strange part is that in his previous three seasons with the Eagles and Rams, Lewis started a total of seven games, and he only caught 20 passes.
The year Lewis became the Eagles' starting tight end was historic, it marked the first season Donovan McNabb was the full-time starting quarterback. To make the situation even more pressure-packed was the fact that Andy Reid was only in his second season as head coach, and he was running a West Coast offense.
It may be true that Reid does not run a traditional West Coast offense, but no matter how the offense is run, a reliable tight end is always needed.
Lewis did not disappoint, as he caught a team-high 69 passes for 735 yards.
It was incredible to watch McNabb routinely count on Lewis to come through in the clutch. And when McNabb threw a ball low, Lewis seemingly picked it off the turf with a defender draped all over him.
In defense of McNabb, he threw those passes low because it was the only spot Lewis could catch the ball, but that doesn't mean they were easy passes to catch.
Lewis was never the go-to guy in the red zone, but whenever McNabb needed to pick up positive yardage and keep a drive going, he looked to the middle of the field, where the sure-handed Lewis patiently waited for McNabb to go through his progressions.
Ultimately, the play of Lewis not only helped the Eagles win games, but it helped McNabb develop into one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL.
The outspoken and emotional Ricky Watters stepped onto the scene in 1995 and immediately felt the wrath of Eagles fans.
In his first game as an Eagle, Watters backed away from contact when going for a pass over the middle against the Tampa Buccaneers. When questioned about the play, he infamously responded, "For who? For what?"
The response did not sit well with Eagles fans, but they quickly forgave him once they saw how hard he played from that point forward.
Watters went on to carry the ball 337, 353, and 285 times during his three-year stint with the Birds. He also rushed for 1,273, 1,411, and 1,110 yards.
Oh, and to show how complete of a back he was, he also caught 62, 51, and 48 passes out of the backfield.
When he left for Seattle to end his career, Eagles fans realized they witnessed the play of a great running back. In fact, if you talk to Eagles fans who saw him play, most will tell you Watters should be in the Hall of Fame.
As it stands, the Eagles' all-time leader in rushing yards per game sits by the wayside waiting to get a call to the Hall.
Zero, zip, zilch, nada.
That's how many Pro Bowls Sheldon Brown made in his eight seasons with the Eagles.
Brown respectfully declined an offer to play in the 2010 Pro Bowl—but can you blame him, after he was asked to join the team as a second alternate?
"I've had a lot of good seasons," Brown said in a story run by Philly.com in December of 2009. "The year we had three defensive backs go (Brian Dawkins, Lito Sheppard, and Michael Lewis) and I arguably had the best season, according to (Bill) Belichick. I always felt like the All-Pro honor carries more weight because there is no fan voting there."
Eagles fans certainly can't take the blame for that one.
They saw Brown not only shut down some of the opposition's best receivers, but they also saw him play a physical style of football, which goes a long way in Philly.
While players like Asante Samuel and Lito Sheppard racked up accolades, the Philly faithful knew Brown was underrated and, even worse, under-appreciated.
When Brown wanted a restructured deal in 2009, Eagles fans stood in his corner.
In the end, Brown never received a new deal with the Eagles. Instead, he was shipped off to Cleveland with Chris Gocong for Alex Hall and a pair of draft picks in the fourth and fifth round.
Brown never received his due from the fans on the national level, but he ultimately landed on this list based on his own teams underrating and undervaluing his talents.
Before Brian Dawkins donned the No. 20 and delivered bone-crushing hits, there was Andre Waters.
He was not a ball-hawking safety who looked to change a game with a key interception. He was more of a head-hunting safety whose hits changed the way the opposition played and inspired his teammates to play harder.
Waters was infamously dubbed Andre "Dirty" Waters by broadcaster Dan Dierdorf. The remark only made Eagles fans love Waters' style that much more.
He was seen as a leader on the field for some of the greatest defenses in Eagles' history. He led the Eagles in tackles for four seasons, including 1991, which saw the Eagles' defense rank first against the run and pass, and fifth in points allowed. Waters racked up 156 tackles that season, 41 more than his closest teammate.
His desire to make plays is a major reason he currently holds the Eagles' all-time mark in tackles with 910.
Assuming Jeremiah Trotter is not back with the Eagles in 2010, the next closest active Eagle is Trent Cole with 238 tackles.
The saddest part about Waters is that his violent approach to the game caused brain damage, which led to his battle with depression and ultimately his suicide in 2006 at the age of 44.
Ask someone who the greatest quarterback in Eagles history is and people will fire off names like Donovan McNabb, Ron Jaworski, and Randall Cunningham.
Somehow, Norm Van Brocklin falls off everyone's radar, and sadly a lot of football fans don't even know who "The Dutchman" was.
While his tenure only lasted from 1958-61, he was able to bring a championship back to the fans after less-than-stellar football plagued the city.
Following the Eagles' 1949 championship and before Van Brocklin arrived in 1958, the franchise only experienced three winning seasons.
Things still seemed bleak upon Van Brocklin's arrival, as the Birds went 2-9-1. Things began to turn around the next season, as the team went 7-5.
Van Brocklin eventually brought the last championship football team to the city in 1960 with a 17-13 win over the Green Bay Packers. The win not only marked a championship, but is also served as the only loss suffered by Vince Lombardi in the playoffs.
Van Brocklin finished the season with 2,471 passing yards and a career-high 24 touchdown passes in only 12 games.
Van Brocklin was enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1971, yet he routinely finds himself behind the names mentioned above when it comes to the greatest quarterbacks in franchise history—thus earning a place on this list.
When you're done reading this slideshow, go ask someone who leads the Philadelphia Eagles in all-purpose yardage, which includes kickoff and punt returns, and rushing and receiving yardages.
Brian Westbrook will be the logical guess, while others may get creative and think of Brian Mitchell.
The correct answer is Timmy Brown, who racked up 12,046 all-purpose yards.
12,046 yards don't make you say, "Oh, I know what means," like other numbers do, so try to put it in perspective for a moment.
If you took the all-purpose yardage of Westbrook (8,698) and combined it with that of Mitchell (5,087), you would only eclipse Brown by 1,739 yards.
Brown helped establish the all-time mark by leading all kick returners in Eagles history with 4,483 yards.
Brown didn't just pile up the yards. He also found the end zone five times on kick returns, also a franchise record.
As if his ability to return kicks wasn't enough, Brown led the team in rushing in 1962, '63, '65, and '66.
"The two things that would really make my career complete [are] to be inducted into both the Pro Football Hall of Fame and the Philadelphia Eagles Honor Roll," Al Wistert said in "Where are They Now: Tackle Al Wistert," written by Gary Kravitz on philadelphiaeagles.com. "It would be an honor for me because I would be with so many former teammates."
The Eagles finally rose to the occasion in 2009, as they placed Wistert, an offensive tackle, on their Honor Roll. But to finally bestow that honor on him 58 years after his career ended pretty much epitomizes the word "underrated."
Okay, okay. Stop saying, "Who is Al Wistert?"
His name doesn't exactly roll off the tongues of the casual football fan, but to football historians, and complete football junkies, he is someone who will remain underrated until his name is enshrined in Canton, Ohio.
Wistert was an eight-time All-Pro selection in nine seasons with the Eagles. He played on both sides of the ball and was a captain from 1946-'50.
The dates he served as captain add to his resume.
In 1948, the Eagles won their first championship with a 7-0 blanking of the Chicago Cardinals. Wistert and the Birds followed up that championship with another one in 1949. This time they shut out the Los Angeles Rams 14-0.
No other team in NFL history has ever recorded back-to-back shutouts in championship games.
Beginning in 2000, these two offensive tackles seemingly always lined up across from each other.
It seemed that way because, out of a possible 144 games during the regular season, they were on the field together in 134 of them.
Truth be told, Thomas missed all 10 of those games while Runyan started every game of his nine-year career in Philadelphia.
Thomas and Runyan were regarded as the best bookends in football and among the best offensive linemen in the NFL.
So how can two players who were so highly regarded possibly be considered the most underrated players in Eagles history?
During their nine years spent together, they combined to make four Pro Bowls.
That is a complete and utter disgrace.
Thomas earned the honor three times (2001, '02, and '04) while Runyan was recognized as one of the best tackles in the NFC only once (2002).
Even more shocking is that neither player was named to an All-Pro roster.
The national fans can take part of the responsibility in not naming these two men to more Pro Bowls, while the national media shoulders the blame for
not placing them on the All-Pro team.
Thankfully, when you mention those two players to an Eagles fan, words such as, "tough," "reliable," and "great" are tossed around.
But due to the lack of recognition they received from the national fans and media, one more word can be used to describe them: "underrated."


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The typical clinical course of HIV infection is a gradual progression from an initial asymptomatic phase, to a symptomatic phase, to the onset of AIDS (CDC, 1992). Individuals differ with respect to the rate at which they progress through these phases. Some remain asymptomatic for extended periods of time and respond well to medical treatment, whereas others progress rapidly to the onset of AIDS, and suffer numerous complications and opportunistic infections (Kopnisky et al., 2004). It has been suggested that psychosocial factors, including stress and depression, may account for some of this variability (Kiecolt-Glaser and Glaser, 1988; Kopnisky et al., 2004; Pereira and Penedo, 2005).
Although the evidence published before 2000 for the influence of stress on progression through the clinical phases of HIV infection was inconsistent (Cohen and Herbert, 1996; Nott and Vedhara, 1999), several studies did report associations between stress due to negative life events and more rapid HIV progression (Goodkin et al., 1992; Kemeny and Dean, 1995; Evans et al., 1997). Studies published since 2000 have been more consistently supportive of such a link (Pereira and Penedo, 2005).7 Evidence also suggests that an accumulation of negative life events over several years of follow-up predicts more rapid progression to AIDS (Leserman et al., 2002). Moreover, stress has been found to influence the course of specific conditions (especially virus-initiated illnesses), to which persons with HIV are especially susceptible (Pereira et al., 2003a,b).
The literature is less clear with regard to the effects of stressful life events on the incidence of cancer. Studies of the effects of stress on the