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HANDLEBAR / STEM | Moto Bar and 4-bolt Ahead Type Stem, Stitched Cruiser Grips |
FORKS | Chromoly Unicrown with Disc Brake Mounts |
USER CONTROLS | Power and PAS/TAG Switches Conveniently Mounted on the Handlebar, Easy Access Charger Port in Removable Battery Pack, Twist Throttle with Battery Gauge |
SADDLE | Velo Suspension Comfort and Micro-Adjust Post |
FRAME | Exclusive Currie Aluminum Comfort Design, Fender and Rack Mounts |
CRANKS AND PEDALS | Alloy 44T Crankset, Metal Chainguard, Resin/Rubber Non-Slip Pedals |
NET WEIGHT | 57lb / 26 kg |
RIDER AGE & WEIGHT LIMIT | 13+ 240 lb |
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Standing proud: MacNeil's Standing Liberty quarter designs
By William T. Gibbs
COIN WORLD Staff Could any quarter dollar carry designs more beautiful than Hermon A. MacNeil's Standing Liberty obverse and Flying Eagle reverse? MacNeil's coin is arguably more attractive than the quarter dollars that preceded it; and its replacement, the Washington quarter dollar of 1932 to 1998 with its rather bland designs, isn't in the same class design wise. The Standing Liberty quarter dollar is, in fact, one of the most beautiful U.S. coinage designs of all time. The controversy over the original version of MacNeil's Standing Liberty only adds to the coin's appeal. The Standing Liberty quarter dollar represents two turning points in U.S. coinage design. Its introduction as a 1916 replacement for the Barber quarter dollar represented a turn from uniformity (Barber's Liberty Head design on the dime, quarter dollar and half dollar was replaced with designs unique to each denomination). Its replacement in 1932 by the Washington quarter dollar represented the last time that denomination changed design after the mandatory 25-year period. Since then, Mint officials have reinterpreted the law as no longer requiring design changes every 25 years (as they once did) but as permitting designs to change. The 1916 and first 1917 Standing Liberty quarter dollars depict Liberty with an uncovered right breast. MacNeil modified the design in 1917 by adding a coat of chain mail to Liberty that covers her exposed flesh. While writers have claimed for years the design change was in reaction to pressure from a public offended by Liberty's partial nudity, no one has ever come forward with contemporary news accounts or Mint records indicating anything of the sort. Instead, the change in design appears to be militaristic in nature as the United States prepared for war against Germany. MacNeil's other sculptures from this period also show a similar transition, from partially unclad female figures unprepared for the coming war to strong female figures wearing chain mail and ready to defend the nation. In addition, the flying eagle on the reverse was raised slightly in 1917, and the stars rearranged with three of them moved to below the eagle. From the viewpoint of variety collectors, there's just one major die variety: the 1918/7-S coin. While many consider it an overdate, it's also a doubled die, with the obverse die that struck it hubbed with two different hubs, one dated 1917 and a second dated 1918. There are four scarce dates: the 1916 coin, of which just 52,000 were struck; the 1918/7-S quarter dollar, which isn't necessary for a complete date and Mint mark collection; the 1921 quarter, of which 1.9 million were struck; and the 1923-S coin, of which 1.36 million pieces were coined. Specialists look for "full head" examples: These are coins that were particularly well struck, and that feature Liberty with a sharply detailed head, with clearly defined features. The Standing Liberty quarter dollar series is a good one to collect, if you have the financial means to do so. It is also a beautiful series of coins for anyone who loves coins.
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Date of authorization: April 2, 1792 Dates of issue: 1916-1930 Designer: Hermon MacNeil Engravers: Obverse: Hermon MacNeil
Reverse: MacNeil, Charles Barber Diameter: 24.26 mm/0.96 inch Weight: 6.25 grams/0.20 ounce Metallic content: 90% silver, 10% copper Weight of pure silver: 5.63 grams/0.18 ounce Edge: Reeded Mint mark: Obverse left of date
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Although it may seem unusual today, the United States government once issued a coin worth less than one cent: the half cent. The copper U.S. half cent was authorized for production on April 2, 1792. During its 64-year lifespan as a circulating denomination, five different basic design types of the tiny (0.93-inch) coin were struck. The coins were struck at the Philadelphia Mint and do not have a Mint mark. The half cent's designers and engravers are among the best known names in U.S. Mint design/engraving history: Adam Eckfeldt, Robert Scot, John Gardner, Gilbert Stuart, John Reich and Christian Gobrecht. Designs for the half cent were also used on other denominations through the years. The 1793 Liberty Cap half cent features a lettered edge stating TWO HUNDRED FOR A DOLLAR. The obverse depicts a bust of Liberty with flowing hair, facing left. A Liberty Cap on a pole rests on her right shoulder giving the design its name, the Liberty Cap. The design for the Liberty Cap half cent was based on Agustin Dupre's Libertas Americana medal. Half cents struck between 1794 and 1797 bear another Liberty Cap design, this one facing right, and issued in Plain Edge, Lettered Edge and Gripped Edge varieties. From 1800 to 1808 the Draped Bust design was used on half cents. All half cents bearing those dates are Plain Edge varieties. The Classic Head design was used on half cents struck between 1809-1836. From 1849 to 1857, a Coronet design with Plain Edge was used. All half cents have a wreath on the reverse. The key dates in the series are 1793; 1796, No Pole; 1802/0, Reverse of 1800; and 1831.
Date of authorization: | April 2, 1792 |
Dates of Issue: | 1794-1797 |
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(Large Head): Robert Scot (Small Head): Scot-John Gardner |
Engraver: | Robert Scot |
Diameter: | 23.50 mm/0.93 inch |
Weight: |
1794-1795: 6.74 grams/0.22 ounce 1795-1797: 5.44 grams/0.18 ounce |
Metallic Content: | 100% copper |
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1794-1795: Lettered (two hundred for a dollar) 1795 (Type of 1796): Plain 1796: Plain 1797: Most Plain, some lettered, some gripped |
mint mark: | None |


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Who: Ed Koch
What: Talk and signing of his new children's book, Eddie Shapes Up
When: Sunday, Nov. 6, 2 p.m.
Where: [words] book store, Maplewood
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Ed Koch, 88, the pugnacious former New York City mayor whose political imprimatur was eagerly sought by Republicans and Democrats alike, died early Friday morning of congestive heart failure. He had been hospitalized twice in recent weeks to drain fluid from his lungs.
In a 2011 interview, Koch told it like it is, whether the subject is President Obama's performance or his secret for living a long life. "I'm 86, I work every day in the law firm Bryan Cave in New York, I write commentary and movie reviews — and I'll send them to you for free if you send me an e-mail. I'm happy," he told NJJN in a phone interview from his law office.
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On Nov. 6, Koch will be speaking and signing his new children's book, Eddie Shapes Up, at Maplewood's [words] book store. In advance of his appearance, Koch, who coauthored the book with his sister, Pat Koch Thaler, spoke with NJJN about the book, growing up in Newark, and his reconciliation with the president.
NJJN: Is your new children's book — about being overweight as a child and trying to change — based on your experiences as a child right here in Newark?
Ed Koch: Yes. I lived on Milford Avenue off of Clinton Avenue. I went to Miller and Monmouth elementary schools and South Side High School (now Malcolm X. Shabazz High School). And I went to Oheb Shalom synagogue on High Street. [Oheb Shalom Congregation is now located in South Orange.] The incident in the book when the boy is called "fatso" in the schoolyard — that's based on my experience in the schoolyard at Miller Elementary School.
NJJN: Is it true you worked as a hat-check boy in a Newark dance hall?
Koch: Yes. My father and mother had a hat-check concierge at Krueger Auditorium on Belmont Avenue and I worked there as a hat-check boy when I was 10 or 11 years old. But they always made me leave before midnight.
NJJN: Would you like to send a message to Chris Christie, New Jersey's famously overweight governor?
Koch: I have great admiration for the governor. I know he's dealt with this problem as so many of us have. I was a very fat kid as a child and an adolescent and I remember being called Fatso. He needs my sympathy; he doesn't need my advice.
NJJN: How did a Newark boy like you become such a New Yorker?
Koch: I was born in the Bronx, so it's not such a big flight. My parents went to Newark because of the Depression when I was seven, and they returned to New York, to Brooklyn, when I was 17. I ultimately went to CCNY for college and then to the armed services. When I returned I went to NYU law school. I've lived most of my life in New York and I'm a proud New Yorker.
NJJN: You supported Republican Bob Turner against David Weprin, a Democrat and an Orthodox Jew, in the special election held last spring to fill the congressional seat vacated by Anthony Weiner. You were pretty clear then that you were down on Barack Obama's leadership, especially as it concerned Israel. And yet, at the end of September, you announced you were endorsing Obama. What changed — or did we misunderstand what you were doing in supporting Turner?
Koch: I wanted to send the president a message not to take Jews for granted. Jews vote overwhelmingly for one party. It's crazy to put all our eggs in one basket, as we used to say. Jews are the group giving President Obama the largest vote aside from the black population — in 2008, 78 percent of Jews voted for him. I thought he did not deserve it. He was very bad on the issue of Israel and I wanted to send him a message… [In] the ninth congressional district, the one with the largest Jewish constituency of any congressional district with 300,000 Jews — I wanted the president to know we were unhappy. He now knows. He's changed his position.
NJJN: What positions has he changed?
Koch: When Obama gave his speech in Egypt [in 2009] I thought he was throwing Israel under the bus. And he didn't even go to Israel on that trip, which is so customary. But I think he changed his position and delivered a very powerful speech in favor of Israel at the UN recently. [The speech, delivered in September, opposed a unilateral declaration of a Palestinian state.] I commended him. We met and he convinced me he is supportive of the State of Israel, and I said I would support him. If things progress as they are progressing, I will go to Florida and seek to build Jewish support for him in that key state. On the other hand, if he does not do what he says, then he can't count on me.
NJJN: What do you want to see from the president?
Koch: Most important at this particular moment is to have him state that any attack by Iran on Saudi Arabia or on Israel will be perceived as an attack on the United States. And if Iran uses conventional weapons, we will respond with conventional weapons. If Iran uses nuclear weapons, we will respond with nuclear weapons.
NJJN: You are very proud of continuing to work and being productive at 86. What's your secret?
Koch: Orange juice. I love orange juice. I drink it all day long. I just hope I don't get diabetes. Who knows, really? It's all in your DNA.
NJJN: What do you hope local youngsters will take from your book, Eddie Shapes Up, and from your experiences?
Koch: I hope they understand that we love them whether they are skinny or fat or in between. But we want to help them have a better, happier life, and they can do that by eating healthy food and exercising. And their parents have to take responsibility to make healthy food interesting and appetizing and inculcate the knowledge that the best life, the happy life comes from eating intelligently — no diets, just eating intelligently. And that's Eddie Shapes Up.
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October 26, 2011
I think Koch is getting long in the tooth. First he goes one way, then depending on the weather, he goes the other way.
Paraphrasing President Bush after 911, Hey, Mayor Koch, if you're not for the Jews, then you're against the Jews; if you're not against Obama, then you're for Obama.
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When asked what party I belong to I say I am a Koch Liberal " I am a Liberal with sanity " I now have to change my mind Koch is no longer a liberal with Sanity He is a sell out and if he were back on Milford ave I would tell him to his face. Ed if you for real you going to have to eat your words if you think obama is going to do anything to help Israel or the Jews around the world.
He hasn't done one thing that you would have done as a Democrat or the Mensch I believe you still are. You have more then enough money so its not to sell books, but god only knows .Yussie


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FIRTH — The Firth Cougars are no stranger to success at the state tournament and don't expect this year to be any different. Head coach Scott Adams and the Cougars have been one of the best teams in the 2A ranks all season long and are looking to rerun a boys basketball championship to Firth after a three year hiatus.
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During the ProcedureThe patient is placed in a somewhat raised position on the exam table, and the areas to be injected are cleansed with a nonalcohol cleanser, such as Hibiclens or Betadine. Some physicians will apply a topical anesthetic, such as EMLA cream or some alternative, at this time. After this, the Botox is injected into the desired areas. Typical injection patterns include about four or five areas on each side of the forehead and two or three areas on either eye area. More areas can be injected by skilled physicians, depending on the type of wrinkles and the desired effect for the patient. It is common for pressure to be applied if an area seems to be bleeding after the injection. While ice is sometimes applied beforehand for comfort reasons, it is this author's opinion that pressure is much more effective than ice for control of bleeding and bruising. Next Page: Must Read Articles Related to BOTOX Injections
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Topics in this article: Comerica Bank Michigan Economic Development Corp. Automotive Economic Development Government Second Stage Investing Jobs/Career
Originally Published: January 26, 2014 8:00 AM Modified: January 27, 2014 2:29 PM
Bending to do lending: Federal-state program helps small businesses investBy Amy Haimerl
How to Get an SSBCI Loan
Are you a small business interested in an SSBCI loan? The Michigan Economic Development Corp. manages the program here in the Mitten State. Check out all of the loan options -- and more -- here.
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When New Center Stamping Inc. started seeking financing to improve its equipment and expand its plant, the company realized it would be hard to persuade banks to invest in them.
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"This supports businesses that are good-performing businesses that are not risky but that traditional programs don't serve," Graves said. "SSBCI allows the states to build programs to respond to the needs in their local communities. It's not one size fits all; there is a lot of flexibility." Made in Michigan Topics in this article: Comerica Bank Michigan Economic Development Corp. Automotive Economic Development Government Second Stage Investing Jobs/Career
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The Honorable Patrick Leahy
United States Senator
Statement of Senator Patrick Leahy May 9, 2006 I am pleased to join the Chairman in welcoming everyone to our Committee's second hearing on extension of the expiring provisions of the Voting Rights Act. Last Wednesday we joined in introducing a bipartisan bill cosponsored by the Republican and Democratic leaders of the Senate, a number of Republicans and Democrats serving on this Committee and more than two dozen cosponsors in all. The same bill was introduced on Tuesday in the House by Chairman Sensenbrenner and Representative Conyers and the Republican and Democratic leadership in the House. Those actions demonstrate the widespread support that exists for renewing and revitalizing the Act's expiring provisions. As several of us noted last week at an historic bipartisan, bicameral event on the Capitol steps, there have been too few occasions in the last six years in which Republicans and Democrats in the House and Senate have joined together in this way on behalf of the country. There is not much time remaining in the legislative calendar this year. If we are to achieve our goal of reauthorizing the expiring provisions this year we need to focus on this important matter and our hearings this week and next. We all want to create the best record we can. It is my hope, which I have urged upon the Chairman, that we are in position to report our bill before the end of the month. Today we welcome the testimony of two civil rights practitioners with a combined history of over 60 years litigating voting rights cases. Ted Shaw has a distinguished career as a litigator and professor. He is the Director and President of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc., founded in 1940 under the leadership of Thurgood Marshall. He has also taught at Columbia and the University of Michigan law schools. Laughlin McDonald has been the Director of the ACLU's Voting Rights Project for the past 34 years as well as teaching at the University of North Carolina Law School. We appreciate having experienced practitioners testifying. We will also hear from a distinguished historian, Professor Chandler Davidson of Rice University. Professor Davidson's books on this topic have taught the nation about the insidious discriminatory tactics that deprived many Americans of the right to vote prior to the passage of the Voting Rights Act in 1965. The fight for equal voting rights dated back almost 100 years, to the ratification of the 15th Amendment in 1870, the last of the post-Civil War Reconstruction amendments. It took passage and implementation of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, however, for people of all races in many parts of our country to gain the effective exercise of rights guaranteed 95 years earlier by the Constitution. The pre-clearance provisions included in the Act were one of the primary reasons progress was made where earlier attempts had failed. Section 5 requires certain covered jurisdictions with a history of discrimination to "pre-clear" all voting changes with either the Justice Department or the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. In doing so, Section 5 combats the practices in these jurisdictions of shifting from one invalidated discriminatory tactic to another, which had undermined earlier efforts to enforce 15th Amendment guarantees. As part of the second reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act 1975, Congress added Section 203, which requires bilingual voting assistance for certain language minority groups. Section 203 has been a key factor in expanding the inclusiveness of democracy to all American citizens and has led to extraordinary gains in representation and participation made by Asian Americans and Hispanic Americans. Like Section 5, Section 203 is set to expire. It is imperative that all citizens be able to exercise their rights as citizens, particularly a right as fundamental as the right to vote. Renewing the expiring language provisions of the Voting Rights Act will continue to make that a reality. We reauthorized and amended parts of the original act in 1970, 1975, 1982 and 1992 because of continuing discrimination and an evolving need for remedial action to protect the rights of American voters. This Congress has the opportunity to reinvigorate the Act, strengthening and improving its remedies. The Voting Rights Act Reauthorization and Amendments Act of 2006 does so by clarifying certain parts of Section 5 to restore the original meaning and interpretation and thereby give our courts clear guidance. Regrettably, the effectiveness of Section 5 has been undermined by two recent Supreme Court decisions. In our bipartisan bill we have proposed legislative language to clarify congressional intent and thereby make clear that a voting rule change motivated by any discriminatory purpose violates Section 5. That restores the original meaning and purpose of the Voting Rights Act, to protect the right to vote and to have those votes count by ensuring minority community's ability to elect their preferred candidates of choice. The Voting Rights Act of 1965 is one of the most important laws Congress has ever passed. It is helping usher the country from a history of discrimination into an era of greater democracy in which there is greater inclusion of all Americans in decisions about our Nation's future. Our democracy and our nation are better and richer for it. While I look forward to the day when it is no longer needed, I believe that our work here is not yet completed. We need to make sure that the gains we are making are not lost. I look forward to the testimony of our witnesses here today and thank them for traveling from all corners of the country to be with us today on short notice. # # # # # |