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Eastern Europe is a hotbed of modeling talent. From the land of blade-sharp cheekbones, gorgeous gray eyes and, yes, the pierogi, comes Miss December Amanda Streich. "Just a little over two years ago," says the 19-year-old Polish modelka with a velvet accent, "I was a champion swimmer who entered a beauty contest and, before I knew what was happening, I was scouted by a manager and moved to New York City to model." It proved a perfect move for Amanda. Her ever-expanding resume now includes gigs with Victoria's Secret, Calvin Klein and Shape magazine. Manhattan has become her geographic G-spot. Whether working a photo shoot, applauding a Broadway show or shooting pool with the boys in SoHo, she is savoring the Big Apple. "New York is my dream-come-true town because it has such energy and magic. I don't like leaving it for even one night," she declares. She especially loves this time of year in the city. "It's perfection with the Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center and the Empire State Building all lit up in red and green," she says. "So beautiful!" Ravishing too is our Centerfold herself. Her humble explanation? "When I moved here I was really skinny and young," says Amanda. "But after two years my body has changed and I've become, I don't know, a little sexier or something?" Maybe just a little…
NAME: Amanda Streich
BIRTH DATE: 5/26/93 BIRTHPLACE: Płock, Poland
AMBITIONS: To be successful in school and modeling and to enjoy life with no regrets.
TURN-ONS: I like a man who is intelligent, stylish, passionate and ambitious, and he must make me laugh.
TURNOFFS: Dirty shoes, being boastful or boring - and no mama's boys.
CRUSHES: Sylvester Stallone, Joey from Friends, Zach Galifianakis, and Barney from How I Met Your Mother.
WHY I DON'T COOK: I don't want to kill anybody.
HAPPY PLACE: Central Park. It makes me calm.
WHAT I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS: To visit my family in Poland - and bring home a boyfriend.

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Just a little levity.
Im already in!
Just a little levity.
Im already in!
Well Brees just looked awful.
Manning and CO. looked like they haven't missed a beat.
Addai looked really good.
Surprised about the Colts run defense, they looked very good against two solid RBs.
I think the Saints did overachieve a bit, but remember the NFC is a very weak conference. I don't think it'll be all that difficult for them to win their division at least. There is definitely a lot of talent on that squad, especially on the offensive side of the ball. Generally, I think the Saints will be fine.
I'll be at the Jets-New England game this week.
Well, heck!!! I missed the cut-off but I am in the Yahoo pool and you can verify that I picked Indy last night so I get a pass on that game for this pool! If you need to hold it out of this weeks results go ahead and -1 for me. Here are the rest of my picks.
New Orleans at Indianapolis 8:30 pm NBC
Sunday, Sep. 9
Atlanta at Minnesota 1:00 pm FOX
Carolina at St. Louis 1:00 pm FOX
Denver at Buffalo 1:00 pm CBS
Kansas City at Houston 1:00 pm CBS
Miami at Washington 1:00 pm CBS
New England at N.Y. Jets 1:00 pm CBS
Philadelphia at Green Bay 1:00 pm FOX
Pittsburgh at Cleveland 1:00 pm CBS
Tennessee at Jacksonville 1:00 pm CBS
Chicago at San Diego 4:15 pm FOX
Detroit at Oakland 4:15 pm FOX
Tampa Bay at Seattle 4:15 pm FOX
N.Y. Giants at Dallas 8:15 pm NBC
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The global design community suffered a great loss when Bill Moggridge passed away in September 2012 following a battle with cancer. Bill was a pioneer of interaction design, a co-founder of IDEO, and director of the Cooper-Hewitt museum. Here's the story of his personal library, which is now open to the public digitally and physically.
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Family Science for the Unscientific
Suppose your kids don't get their science lessons from Ms. Frizzle, the beloved teacher from the Magic Schoolbus. And suppose, just suppose, you're not a rocket scientist. How can "just plain parents" find -- and encourage -- fun family science? Here's a list of suggestions to get you started:
Turn your kitchen into a science lab.
Once a month, invite your kids to pick a drawer or a cupboard. Then, together, design an investigation. If it's the bread drawer, sacrifice two slices of bread to science. Dampen one and see which goes moldy first. If it's the condiment cupboard, let kids learn about density by mixing oils, vinegars, ketchup, soy sauce. Or investigate which household acids (vinegar, lemon juice, or cola, for example) clean old pennies best. Books on kitchen, bathtub, and backyard science abound; check your library.
Check out a children's museum.
Many communities have discovery centers or science museums where kids can create giant bubbles, stroke a starfish, experience a simulated earthquake, find out what they weigh on Jupiter, unearth pretend fossils, disassemble household appliances, or discover exactly what happens when the toilet flushes. Check the workshops, day camps, and special events these places offer, too.
See what's up at Park & Rec.
Many local parks departments conduct nature hikes, kite-flying contests, moonlight walks, recycling drives, birding and wildflower expeditions, or soap-box derby races. And there's science in all those things!
Visit the zoo.
Even if your kids do nothing more than run at top speed from the aardvarks to the zebras (and everything in between), they're absorbing the sights and sounds of wildlife. And that's a good beginning for natural science.
Subscribe to a kids' magazine.
Kids love getting mail. And magazines like Your Big Backyard, Ranger Rick, 321 Contact, Kids Discover, Kids World, National Geographic, Family Fun, and others blaze a natural trail to at-home science ventures.
Surf the World Wide Web.
The Web is such a rich resource for science that we've devoted a whole section to it later in this chapter!
Try on-screen science.
When you don't want the kids to make a mess, launch a CD-ROM. There are lots of CD-ROMs that give kids an up-close look at anatomy, biology, chemistry, electronics, oceanography, physics, zoology, and just about every other branch of science.
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Rachael, a pilot who appreciates birds' eye views, finds a condo with a killer view of downtown Denver. However, comparable sales in the building suggest that this unit is vastly overpriced. Rachael must figure out why this condo is priced so high and reconcile how much of a premium she's willing to pay for a fantastic view.


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?.J5aES«lKfflS^Sa'feW«*t!HiM*!S5l#.lftSI«Kia^BB^^ ':^f^':wm^-'?m/mig^mK'simmiS!simm:i*!t'''r» \inj^am<mms9SMir-'9mi: Tn IHAILT UflEW, TUXSSAT, TDIl 7, IM? . * : tr E4 ¦t. S.S. CHORAL CLUB aOSESJS SEASON WeH BalftBced Pregnua ef 14 Nnnbert Ghrea At MaMNUc Amiimmue Rockville Centre, June 7.—fiouth Side Choral Club concluded ita aeaaon with g concert at the Maeonlc Temple, Lin¬ coln avenue, Friday nlffht. An apprecia¬ tive audience listened to a well balanced program of fourteen numbem, compoeed of vocal and cello iielectionii. The membem of the club were In flne voice and were repeatedly applaud¬ ed for ihelr efforta. Pauline De Nike, 'oellolst; obllsingly reeponded to several encores. He waa accompanied on the piano by Mrs. DeNUce. , A. U Schultz directed the Choral CIdh and Mrs. Charles Wlnshlp accompanied thero on the planp- MembeVa ot the American Legion, Rockville Centre PfMjt, 303, acted as ushers. The program:— "Song of the Triton", J. L. Molloy; "Swing Along", W. M. Cook; "The Kerry Dance", .T. Ij. Molloy; "Cello, Paul¬ ing DeNike. Mrs. DeNlke at the piano: (a) Cradle Song, Hauser; (b) MInuetto, Beethoven; (c) Tarantella, 'Consmann; "Deep River", Arr. H. T. Burleigh; "Summer Momlng", Henry Smart; "Riding Together", Joslah Booth; "The Miller's Wooing," Eaton Fanlnp; "Song of the vikings". Baton Fanlng; "The Song of the Winds", A. L. Schultz; 'Cello, Pauling DeNlke. Mrs. DeNlke at tbe Piano: (a) AfJagio, Popper; (b) Scherca, Plattl. Bridal Chorus—From "The Rose Maiden", F. H. Cowen; "Love Wakes and Weeps", J. O. Call- cott. Hallelujah Chorus—From "Mount of Olives", Beethoven. Officers of South Side Choral Club are:—Qeorge Latch, president; Miss Alice M. Convert, vice-president; Harri¬ son B. Wright, treasurer and Miss M. Alvlrda Hill, secretary. Those In the chorus were: Soprano:—Mlas Miriam Booine, Mrs. J. F. Cashman, Miss Alice M. Convert, Miss Esther F. Crofts, Mrs. S. C. Hendrlckson, Mrs, W. White Horton, Miss L. F. Kaufman, Mrs. W. H. Kinds- grab, Mrs. E. M. Krum. Miss Elsie M. Kurts, Mrs. Harry Lelch, Miss Mabel Martin, Miss Katherine Richards, Miss Gertrude Sanford, Mrs. Wade Stephen¬ son, Miss Jennie Wallace, Mrs. Ellis Walrond, Miss Florence Wells, Mrs. G. W. Westcott, Miss Mabel Wlsner, Miss Marlon Wright, Mrs. Charles A. Zlpp and Mrs. H. MacDermott. Contralto:—Mlas Alice M. Adams, Mlfls Helen E. Benjamin, Mrs. Andrew Edwards, Jr., Miss May Edwards, Miss M. Alvlrda Hill, Miss Norma E. Light, Mrs. L. C. Oat, Miss Bertha Rehbeln, Mrs. A, B. Sterling, Mrs. H.^-ilf^fli^ill- well, Miss Lucia P. Towne.^Mrs. E. F. Walte and Mrs. M. Mllbank. Tenor:—E. Adams, D. M. Doremus, George Lelch, Albert O. Osterwald, Richard Schlueter and Harrison B. Wright. Bass:—R. C. Daisley, Andrew Ed¬ wards, Jr., John Fitzwater, W. H. Kinds- grab, Harry Lelch, Raymond Phillips, V. A. Potter, Rufus H. Snyder, Wade Stephenson, H. W. H. Stillwell and Charles A. Zlpp. 4 FOUR CORNELL SCHOURSHIFS TO BE AWARDED TO NASSAU PUBUC SCHOOL LEADERS t Mineola, June 7.—Tfn of the brightest scholars of Nassau County schools com¬ peted here Saturday in an examination for two scholarships for Cornell Uni¬ versity. Two scholarships are to be given to the two highest of these ten. These students have earned the right to enter the competition by attaining the highest averages in Regents' examinations In the last four years. The students and the schools from which they came are: Oeorge Carl Bauer, Port Washington; Dorothy Clark, Freeport; Joseph J. Oal¬ lagher, Hempstead; (Hertiert Thomas Gourley, Garden CUy; Charles C. Jami¬ son, Seaford, who was the champion speller of the county In 1917; Ruleph Armitage Johnaon, Lynbrook; Oliver James Murray, Cedarhurat; Frederick William Price, East Rockaway; Charles Henry Selfert, ^Hempstead; Olive Fran¬ ces Tjaden, Bellerose, and James Henry Zimmer, Lynbrook. Two girls attain an equal standing with the eight boys In the llstj If they are highest in the examination they will get the scholarships while two boys may also win. Examinations were con¬ ducted by James S. Cooley and Welling ton C. Mepham. aupertntendents of ¦choolB In this county. On June It, at Mineola High School, Will be held the county spelling bee, the winner of which will represent the coun¬ ty at the state spelling bee at the State .fair, Syractise. Forty students, the pick of the county, will compete there for the honor of going to the state fair and state •pelUns bee. » Amttynito SehooIgM Mlaalng Rookville Centre, June 7.—Police De¬ partment has been asked to bo on the watch for Oeorgtna Brooks, IB, of Ami¬ tyville, reported missing from home since last Thursday when she started for school. She was last seen walking l^^mst on Merrick road. A ieneral alarm »t out Sunday. Srooka. at the time of h^er disap¬ pearance, wor* a white middy blotise,, dark blue skirt, hUok nhoes and stock- faiga large hat, a wrist watoh but no collet. BlM |a deacribed aa being large for" her iiga with full featurea.'' If seen totopbotM Anttanrflto TS-w. BK hmers applaudei^ ON VAUDEVILLE BILL AT FREEPORT AUDITORIUil Freeport. June 7.—The circus bad Its effect on other Saturday events In Free- port, as was expected, but thofse who missed the vaudeville missed an excel¬ lent bill. It was a busy night with the Lights' Club opening, the circas, a block dance, and the regular show. O'Neil A Hill opened witb a Hawaiian musical act OB steel guitars and ukelelen. that in¬ cluded some good imitations. Their act was one of tbe best on the bill. Clarence Wllber revived tbe excellent work of the late liat Wills, only not as well as Nat did l!. He has a voice thnt Is all his, anyway. The Althea Sisters, twins, had a graceful dancing act, and cloned with clever acrobatic work. They could not let loose with all they had on the small stage. Koxworth A Francis, a colored duo danced, through a neat llttla act that had a whirlwind finish of buck and wing. One bit of their dance brought back memories of another colored act with a chorus of Cole & Johnson's "Lazy Moon." Harmon A Harmon, with a mlscel- laneotu* assortment of patter, dAncing, "green spot" recitations, etc., had a big spot on the bill, and went well. The Panzer duo brought back ole Pop Panzer, known to theatre-goers on the big-tlme clrculU, as he used to have a big comedy contortlonl.st act. With him now is a clever pianist, who fills stage waits with playing that calls for real applause. Selznlck News opened the .show, and Clyde Cook cloned with a funny comedy. Billy Spedick'«i players were In the pit. OBITUARY Remington Humber Remington Humber, 39, for several years chief clerk in the ofllce of Re¬ ceiver of Taxes Joseph H. Foster, at the Town Hall, Hempstead, died at hlH home, 63 Greenwich Street, Hempstead, Saturday night. He had been ill a lonu time of tumor on the brain. It is the belief of his campanions in the office that he brought on the fatal lllnesii by overwork, as he persisted in worklnR night and day In his zeal to have th<> records exact. An operation was per formed a (ew weeks ago at Lenox Hospital, Manhattan. Mr. Humber was born in Brooklyn. Jantiary 11, 1881, the son of Mr. am'; Mrs. Henry C. Humber, of 70 Henry street, Hempstead. He was educated In the public schoola of Brooklyn. About twenty years ago the family moved to Hempstead. In early life Reming¬ ton Humber worked as a carpenter. He was afterward employed in the tax office and when the consolidation of tax offlces occurred, a few years ago, he was made chief clerk,', which position he held to the time of his death. He is survived by his parents, his widow, Mrs. Catherine Humber. son Willard, and daughter Gladys, brothers William H. Humber of Hempstead and ,Hewltt Humber of Rockville Centre, sisters Mrs. Oeorgiana Palmer. Mrs. Katherlna O- Crook, Mrs. Prxidence Allbrlght and Mrs. Pearl Frier, all of Hempstead. Funeral service will be held m Christ's Presbyterian Church, Hemp¬ stead. Wednesday at 2 P. M. The Rev. Dr. F. M. Kerr and the Rev. Saul O. Curtice, PH. D., will offlclatc. Inter¬ ment will be In Oreenfleld Cemetery. f SHERWOOD HUBBELL TU WED MISS NOSTRAND OF BROOKLYN Garden City, June 6.—Dr. and Mr.s. Arnold Welles-Catlin of 207 Greene ave¬ nue, Brooklyn, announce the engage¬ ment of their daughter. Miss Helen Sands Nostrand, to Sherwood Hubbell of Garden City. Mr. Hubbell la the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Loring Hub¬ bell. He ts a graduate of Williams College. During the war he served overseas as a flrst lieutenant in avia¬ tion. Miss Nostrand is a graduate of Adelphi Academy. LIGHTS CLUB HAS OPENING "HELLO FOLKS;mEPnON Bif OpiMf hme 14—Maiy of Aeler Cemqr Are Already Hmm Fer Sonwr VacAtioii > Freeport, June 7.—With a brilliant •clntillating gleam, tho Llghu Club burst Into life again Saturday eveninji and members danced a,way the hours until bed time to the mualc of the best orchestra that Freeport has heard in aome time, Billy Spedick'a Music Mas- tera. The big offlcial opening will be on June 14, anniversary of the club. A big ahow will be staged for that event. Saturday was just an opportunity to ahako bands after a busy season and an opportunity to gather the harvest of a winter's varied topics. Among the folk who have returned for the summer are: E^na Nickerson, Frankle Wood, Eddie Carr, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlea Mlddleton, Sam Hearn, George McKay, Jim Dooley. All were present for the opening dance. BOY WHO RAN AWAY FROM JUVENILE HOME ARRESTED IN FREEPORT Freeport, June 7.—Frank Domiano of 7 Bennington avenue, who escaped from the Juvenile Asylum at Dobbs Ferry on February 12, wan arrested in Freeport and wan sent back to that Institution yesterday. The arrest waa made by Sergt. Yulch who had been tipped neveral times that the Domiano boy was In town, but each time the police went after him he was not there. Sunday aftemoon Sergt. Yulch went to the house and arrested the youth, who came out without a struggle. He was taken to headquarters and the po¬ lice telephoned the asylum. A man from the Institution at Dobbs Ferry came to Freeport yesterday apd took the boy back with him. The Dom¬ iano boy was committed to the insti¬ tution from Freeport about two years ago and would have been free by now had he not escaped an his term would have been up In March. His record at the Institution was ex¬ cellent. The police of Freeport will Intercede for the boy. Three boys made their rjetaway at the same^ time and the other two were soon captured. UVE WIRE CONCERN WINS SUCCESS IN BUSINESS Fireeport, June 7,—The Anohor Cor¬ rugating Construction Company of New York has been meeting with remarkable .success since opening Its new offlces in the city. The Anchor Corrugating Construc¬ tion Company is the pioneer manufac¬ turer of portable and standardized buildings In New York City. It has been manufacturing garages, gasoline stations, factories, storehouses, offlces and buildings for every purpose for years. Its business has Increa.sed to such an extent that It has outgrown the flve-story building In Manhattan, and is now operating a new plant at 1433- 1459 Thirty-eighth street, Brooklyn. The new property, owned and operated by the company, oomprisea ten and a half city lotM. and has a railroad eddtng on the property 180 feet long. The execn¬ tive offlces and showrooms will continue at 140 Washington street. New 'York City. _ « Sells Long Bearh Kstate Long Beach, June 7.—The Lewis H. May Co. aold for Peter W. Rouse his seashore estate on Beech street, Loni; Be^ch, to Charles Apfel, represented by Jdhn Lunntedt. The property conslrtn of a three-story Cc||ionlal furnl.shed dwell¬ ing with garage, held at $60,000. f MERRICK Mr. Weins, on whose porch thrpe robin nestlings were seized by a home- lertH cat, killed t^e animal, when it was brought to him by a neighbor whose bird had been nelzed and destroyed by the cat. He killed the animal humanely. The cat had been left homeless by a family which moved* up-state, and had to prowl about for meals in order to live. Mrs. Morrell, Injured last January In New York by being thrown by a rope towing an automobile, han almost full.\ recovered. MeYrick people were well represented at tlie circus in Freeport. George Mott's collection of turtles is on the market. So many have mysteri- ou.sly escaped—his most valuable speci¬ mens—that he has become discourage<l. He lost two last week, and all effort.^ to locate them have been futile. Mrs. L. A. Martin, .son and daughter, from Oklahoma, came to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. Calkins on Commonwealth ave¬ nue. Mrs. Martin is the youngest sister of Mrs. Calkins. She left Mer¬ rick for a .short visit to Boston, and on her return will probably remain with her sister part of the summer. We.stbury ba.seball team defeated the team of the Merrick Men's Club on the? home field Saturday, 20 to 6. The Krug boy, living north of tho railroad station, was found a.sleep Wed nesday morning on a bench at th"- L.I.R.R. station. When questioned, ht .said he was waiting for his mother'.'i return from Freeport. At another time- he wns found sleeping early in the morning, against the freight house. Tho boy seems to be about seven years of age. Strawberries are ripening in Merrick, and "whoppers" they are! Elliot Birch, busy from morn to night delivering coal to Merrickites for his father, has still tlmiB left to exterminate large, black ants on his lawn and on the lawn of his neighbors. Blank ants WM. G. MILLER, hc. EAYMONS J. MILLER, Mgr. AUTO.PLATE GLASS.BURGLARY UFE AND nRE Insurance 24 S. Grove St., Freeport, L. I 4-><><'<X'*<«<'*<»4^'4'«4'«<««W~MhMm>^<^ lUiiiifiii, Suds AND DiUD^ Q o-"^' the i^ SUPREME LAUNDRY laaBr OUR liat ot patrons in this town la a laundry Blue Boole It is headed by the famous Duda' family who are ever so partictxUlr about their work. Blankets or bed spreads, taUe linen er par< sonal apparel we'll send It back to your liema in a am^tnv, aer- vioeable candltjon. Plioae Ua IW Friea LM SUPRIMK LAUNDRY 840 mviuv mXET ItaiyitMill.T. Phona llt-W * ' Your Wedding Day IT is worthy to perpetuate happy memories. Your wedding day can have no more cherished memento than the photograph of the bride and bridal party. 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A certain woman In town shows great dexterity in jimiplng the railroad fence after purchasing her ticket at the sta¬ tion. In theae days of "equality," wo¬ men will and can do almost everything that men thought they alone could do. What has Merrick not? It had'nobil- Ity, has artists, acrobats, opera singers, musicians, toe-dancers, poets, writers, teachers, doctors, lawyers playwrights, a scenario writer, magazine writer, etc., and now It also has an Indian; a real Indian; an Americanized one! He is a dally commuter to New York. « In the second dentition, the second molars appear from the. twelfth to the thirteenth year, and the third molars from the seventeenth to the twenty- fifth year.s. The busine.ss of casting bread ui>on the waters does not appeal to persons who are after the dough. B. F R E Y PARQUET FLOORS OM Floora Beaenved and Rflflnlahed BENNETT AVE. & DARTMOUTH ST. Ilempstead L. I. Phone 479-R TRUCKING AND STORAGE ALBERT E. 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Boeing To Release Second-Quarter Results On July 24
CHICAGO, June 26, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The Boeing Company [NYSE: BA] will release its financial results for the second quarter of 2013 at 7:30 a.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, July 24.
Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer Jim McNerney and Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Greg Smith will discuss the results and company outlook during a conference that day at 10:30 a.m. Eastern Time.
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1 Fine Arts Museum of Valenciennes
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bd Watteau F - 59300 Valenciennes
Here, the main person is certainly J.-B. Carpeaux, his work being exhibited in a large section of the museum. However the Flemish, represented by the enigmatic Jerôme Bosch, Jordaens, Pourbus and Rubens are not to be ignored. A good share of French 1..
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1 r. Askièvre F - 59300 Valenciennes
Why Spanish? Because this wood-panelled and corbelled structured house, currently the tourist office, was built in the 16C, when the Spaniards occupied this region.
3 Church of St-Géry
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8 r. St-Jean F - 59300 Valenciennes
Former church of the Recollets, it was built in the 13C, but considerably reconstructed during the 19C. Restoration of the nave and the choir has brought back their original Gothic purity.
4 St-Nicolas' Church
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Rue de Paris F - 59300 Valenciennes
At present, the former chapel of the Jesuits, which has a beautiful 18C facade, has become St-Nicolas' auditorium.
5 Watteau Square
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Sq. Watteau F - 59300 Valenciennes
When an inhabitant from Valanciennes meets a fellow countryman. The fountain that stands in the square, is crowned by a sculpture by Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux representing Watteau, who was born nearby. at 39 Rue de Paris.
6 The House of Notre-Dame's Provost
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Rue Notre-Dame F - 59300 Valenciennes
This elegant brick and stone building has mullioned windows, a stepped gable and a turret surmounted by a pinnacle.
7 Public Library
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2 r. Ferrand F - 59300 Valenciennes
It is situated in the old Jesuit School (early 17C). It has a harmonious facade. The Jesuits' library, located on the first floor has painted decorations dating back from the 18C. It includes 350 000 incunabular volumes and manuscripts, such as the o..


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The Smithsonian Associates has announced their latest commission, a limited-edition lithograph from April Gornik titled "Blue Moonlight." The Art Collectors Program offers Smithsonian members and non-members the chance to purchase Smithsonian-commissioned contemporary fine art prints and posters by acclaimed American artists. The limited-edition prints are numbered and signed and come with a Certificate of Authenticity from the Smithsonian. The collection also includes Studio Editions of glass art by Dale Chihuly.
Blue Moonlight is a quiet landscape with double reflection of the moon. Gornik is a prominent landscape painter whose paintings and prints are in major private and museum collections, including the National Gallery of Art and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the National Museum of American Art, the National Museum of Women in the Arts. The seven-color lithograph is a signed and numbered edition of 100, printed on Rives BFK paper and sold unframed. The price is $1200 for nonmembers and $950 for Smithsonian Associate Members.
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A suspect is in custody in Connecticut following an armed robbery in West Springfield on Friday morning.
Police tell CBS 3 that around 4 a.m. a suspect came to the Hampton Inn in West Springfield and demanded the money in the cash register from the clerk.
Police say the suspect showed the clerk a handgun and the money was handed over.
The suspect asked the victim to follow him to the back parking lot where he left.
No injuries were reported.
Later in the morning the suspect was apprehended in Windsor Locks, CT. Two handguns were recovered.
The clerk from West Springfield did positively identify the suspect. There were two other people in the car at the time of the stop who were apprehended as well.
Police in Cromwell, CT, are looking into whether the suspect is involved in a robbery that took place at the Quality Inn around 1 a.m. Friday.
There were also two armed robberies at hotels in East Windsor Tuesday morning that police are looking into as well.
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"Senator Stevens played chicken with the ESA and lost," said Heather Weiner, Senior Legislative Counsel at the Earthjustice Legal Defense Fund. "The integrity of the Endangered Species Act and the National Environmental Protection Act remains intact for the time being. It remains to be seen if Steller sea lions survive as well."
"Decisions affecting the fate of endangered species and entire ecosystems should be based on sound science, not special interests," said Phil Kline of the American Oceans Campaign. "Attempting to torpedo our nation's most basic environmental laws is not only bad politics, it's just plain wrong."
Environmentalists say they expect the Secretary of Commerce to comply with the Endangered Species Act while jumping through the hoops set out by Stevens' rider.
Under the rider, the Secretary is still obliged to implement the Reasonable and Prudent Alternative required by the Biological opinion issued by NMFS on December 1, 2000. The Secretary must comply with the Endangered Species Act while also complying with Stevens' requirement that the agency minimize the impact on small boat Alaska fishermen and the processing industry, to the extent possible. The rider also prevents the Secretary from reducing the Total Allowable Catch of the fishery by more than 10%.
"We are concerned that the fishing industry may try to pressure the Secretary to delay implementation of the new conservation measures, using the roadblocks provided by Stevens in this rider," said Janis Searles, staff attorney for Earthjustice in Juneau, Alaska. " But we are hopeful that the agency will continue with its plan to protect sea lions from extinction, whether in this Administration or in the next one."
$20 million is also authorized for a pilot project to control Orca whales, which Stevens believes is the real culprit for the sea lions' decline. But Dr. Craig O. Matkin of the North Gulf Oceanic Society and one of Alaska's leading experts on Orca whales called Stevens' assertion that Orcas are responsible for the decimation of Steller sea lions "unfounded."
Another $30 million is authorized for direct payments to individuals, businesses and "other entities."
Stevens held the budget bill hostage to his efforts to prevent the application of all federal environmental laws to the federal North Pacific groundfish fisheries, including implementation of the National Marine Fisheries Services' long-awaited biological opinion, which was released on December 1, 2000. Scientists concluded in the biological opinion that federally-managed Alaska groundfish fisheries harm endangered Steller sea lions and their habitat. To mitigate the adverse effects described in the biological opinion, NMFS prescribed a Reasonable and Prudent Alternative (RPA) aimed at reducing fishing impacts in the sea lions' critical habitat.
Since the 1960s, the population of Steller sea lions has declined by over 80 percent. The decline continues, with an estimated average drop of over five-percent each year during the 90s. In April 1998, Greenpeace, American Oceans Campaign, and Sierra Club, represented by Earthjustice Legal Defense Fund and Trustees for Alaska, filed a lawsuit seeking to force the NMFS to comply with federal environmental laws. On December 1, 2000, in an effort to comply with the law, NMFS released its most recent Biological Opinion.


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NewsHay River council cleared of wrongdoing by MACATuesday, April 24, 2012 - 4:25 PM Yellowknife, N.W.T. - The town of Hay River is officially off the hook as it pertains to the Department of Municipal and Community Services. A group of officials from MACA made the trip to Hay River on Monday to announce it had wrapped up its investigation into allegations of wrong-doing behind the scenes and found nothing illegal happening in terms of misappropriation of funds and a breach of confidentiality among council. Mayor Ken Latour said the delegation publicly discussed the executive summary of the MACA report and then went in camera for the rest because of specific people being named. "That includes many people within the staff of the organization since they talked to many people in the report. And so we need to keep that private." Latour said he knows the public will want to know more than just the executive summary and that will be done as soon as possible. "What council's going to do is just look at those recommendations and figure out a way to get those vetted a little bit so we're not naming names and that sort of thing. And we can get those recommendations out to the public as well."
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It went down as another loss in a season of too many losses. But, once again, Miami University's men's basketball team showed glimpses of pretty good play.
Jon Harris and Vince Legarza put up career-best scoring totals as the visiting RedHawks battled Mid-American Conference leader Akron for a half Tuesday night before falling 72-58 at James A. Rhodes Arena.
"We're undermanned and everyone contributed and everyone competed, so I don't have a problem with the effort," MU coach John Cooper said. "I thought our effort was good enough. Quite frankly, we could not keep up with their ability to score."
The Zips nearly lost at Millett Hall last month before escaping with a 54-50 victory, and they were only up 31-28 at halftime Tuesday.
But Akron opened the second half with a 16-4 run to create some separation, while Miami racked up 12 of its 20 turnovers after the break.
"Our turnovers allowed them to get easy points in transition, and once they hit a few of those 3s, they started to get more confidence," said Harris, who had 21 points and six rebounds.
"We just couldn't quite take care of the ball when we needed to," Cooper said. "Too many careless turnovers."
Will Felder collected 11 points, four boards, three assists and two steals for the RedHawks, who fell to 8-20 overall and 3-12 in the MAC East Division. Legarza had 10 points and six caroms.
The Zips, who saw their 19-game winning streak come to an end at Buffalo last Saturday, clinched the No. 1 seed in the MAC tournament. Their record rose to 24-5, 14-1.
"What they were able to do through the course of the regular season is very impressive," Cooper said. "Kudos to them."
Seven-footer Zeke Marshall paced Akron with 14 points, eight rebounds, five assists and three blocked shots. Nick Harney (13), Alex Abreu (12) and Demetrius Treadwell (10) also scored in double figures.
The Zips shot 50.0 percent from the floor, 53.6 percent in the second half. They made 8 of 24 treys, 6 of 14 in the last 20 minutes.
"Part of our problem has been we haven't had that spurtability because we haven't shot the ball very good from outside," Akron coach Keith Dambrot said. "We're going to score inside — that's evident. We need to get out in transition more, and I think the key for us is shooting the ball better from outside."
MU actually shot 52.6 percent from the field after halftime (46.0 percent overall), but thwarted its own cause with the frequent turnovers.
After Akron's early surge in the second half, the RedHawks could get no closer than 54-46 with 8:57 remaining.
"The first time we played them, we definitely battled hard and made them play the kind of game they didn't want to play, a grind-it-out kind of game," Legarza said. "We did that pretty well in the first half tonight. I thought we made them a little uncomfortable with our effort and some of the things we were doing.
"In the second half, they kind of got to do what they wanted to do, which is run and knock down transition 3s and get the ball inside. That's been their theme all year. They kind of start slow and wake up the giants and start playing a little harder. They're tough to beat when they're playing like that."
Added Harris, "We're going out there and competing our butts off every game, but good teams know how to win. They go through their stretches, but they make runs and know how to come back. We've got to learn to do the same."
For Legarza, Miami's lone senior, Tuesday represented the best game of his career. In addition to his first double-digit scoring effort, he matched his career high in rebounding.
The 6-foot-9 center also performed favorably against Marshall and went right at him on several occasions.
"My definition of the best game of my career would be a game where I did something to help our team win," Legarza said. "I'm just trying to give the guys in this locker room everything I've got. I'm not going to be a thousand-point scorer, you know what I mean? It's not like I'm going for some goal. I'm trying to play as hard as I can to set a standard for the future and to let these guys know that I care about every one of them."
And what about some of his moves against the highly regarded Marshall?
"I can be pretty crafty," Legarza said. "When you can't get off the floor at all, you've got to be pretty creative, use your (butt) and fakes and get under guys. I've been doing that since I was a little kid because I've never been able to jump very well."
"Vince does a great job of setting people up, which a lot of people don't see," Harris said. "I tell him every day I appreciate that, the screens, just playing off of other people."
The RedHawks played without redshirt junior guard Allen Roberts, who suffered a knee injury during last Saturday's game against Kent State. He hurt his right knee, the same one that forced him to miss the entire 2011-12 season.
"I don't know if he'll be back or not," Cooper admitted. "We'll have to wait and see."
The Zips have been a pressing team most of the year, and Dambrot felt his squad was a little "dead-legged" in Tuesday's opening half. He thought Akron tired itself out with unproductive running while MU was controlling the tempo.
"I think they used clock in the second half, and we did a better job at the end of the clock," Dambrot said. "We took less risk. If you wait late in the clock against us, you're still driving it in to Zeke Marshall, which is a problem."
Dambrot credited Miami for its efforts in both games against the Zips this year. He knows Cooper has some quality players to deal with.
"We recruited five of those guys on Miami's team," said Dambrot, specifically mentioning Harris, Quinten Rollins, Josh Sewell and Drew McGhee. "Those guys aren't Swiss cheese. I don't remember Jon Harris ever hurting us as badly as he did tonight."
Marshall scored 12 of his points in the second half. He dished out three assists in the first half.
"They were controlling the tempo with their zone," Marshall said. "They were going to force us to shoot (from the outside). As soon as I got the ball, it was collapse, so I started throwing it out to our shooters. We weren't hitting all of them, but we hit them when they mattered."
Both teams have one more game in the regular season. Akron hosts Kent State on Friday at 7 p.m., and MU visits Ohio on Saturday at 4 p.m.
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Porcelain reticulated vase with tube-like straight neck, small mouth, flattened shoulders and a narrow flat base, on a ceramic stand. There is an openwork design of rocks and waves, and applied plaintain, lotus, chysanthemum and peony in relief , with Fahua style green, aubergine and blue on-biscuit enamel.
- 1488-1505
Production place
- Made in: Jingdezhen
- (Asia,China,Jiangxi (province),Jingdezhen)
- Height: 275 millimetres
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Published PDF date : Ming Hongzhi 1488-1505Room 95 label text:
Reticulated fahua vase and stand
Collectors coined the term 法華 or 琺華(Fahua ) in the 1920s. It refers to a decorative palette and style of ornament rather than to a kiln site. Rather like cloisonné decorated objects with boundaries of metal wires, fahua wares are decorated with designs generally outlined with trailed clay paste lines but sometimes with incised lines. These designs are filled in with bright overglaze colours. Chemically fahua glazes are of an alkaline type more commonly used in Middle Eastern ceramics. Two types were made: low-fired fahua stonewares in Northern China and high-fired fahua porcelains in Southern China.
Porcelain with fahua decoration with blue, green, aubergine and yellow on-biscuit glazes
Jingdezhen, Jiangxi province 江西省, 景德鎮
Ming dynasty, about AD 1488–1505 -
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20 March 2009
Treatment proposal
Clean chip on base of vase, remove old fills flowers. Re-do fills in stand, consolidate crack on stand
Vase: Chip missing from base, evidence of old fill material in it. Some flowers have been filled and retouched. Fibres of cotton wool are caught on some of the foliage possible from an old clean. Surface dirt.
Stand: Two chips along top rim with old repairs. Old repais to leaf edges. Old crack, but possible old break. Surface dirt.Treatment details
Glazed surface cleaned with a 50:50 solution of de-ionised water and Industrial methylated spirits (ethanol, methanol) applied on cotton wool swabs and dried with a paper towel. Removed old plaster fills mechanically with a scalpel from both the stand and the vase. Condolidated break edges of areas to be filled on the stand with 20% Paraloid B72 (ethyl methacrylate copolymer) in 50:50 Acetone (propan-1-one/dimethyl ketone) : Industrial methylated spirits (ethanol, methanol). Consolidate crack/old break on the stand with 30% Paraloid B72 in Acetone:IMS. Gap filled key missing areas on the stand with Superfine casting plaster (hydrated calcium sulphate) mixed with water. Cut back with a scalpel blade and sanded smooth with various grades of abrasive paper. Fine gap filled with Flugger fine surface acrylic filler. Retouched fills with Golden acrylic paints and Golden porcelain restoration glaze. Object was further cleaned with a 50:50 solution of de-ionised water and Industrial methylated spirits (ethanol, methanol) applied on a cotton wool swab and dried with a paper towel.
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R. L. Hobson, 1934 records: From the McKinnon Wood Collection. PDF card: Acquired Sotheby sale June 23, 1927, Lot 76 via Yamanaka £800. Previous owner Mckinnon Wood Collection.
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Recticulated porcelain vase with tube-like straight neck, small mouth, flattened shoulders and a narrow flat base, on a ceramic stand. Fahua style decoration with green, aubergine and blue on biscuit enamels. Openwork design of rocks and waves with applied plaintain, lotus, chysanthemum and peony in relief.
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noun \ˈse-vən-tē, ˈse-bəm-, -dē\: the number 70
seventies : the numbers ranging from 70 to 79
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: a number equal to seven times 10 — see number table
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Toews Brings Cup Back to Winnipeg
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WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) — Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews brought the Stanley Cup home to his hometown of Winnipeg and was greeted by hundreds of fans upon his arrival.
The former UND forward showed off the famous trophy on Friday during a public celebration, and then spent private time with his family.
Hundreds of people lined up for several hours in blazing heat to meet Toews — and admire the Cup — at a community center named after the NHL star.
The crowd screamed and cheered as Toews gingerly carried the Stanley Cup past the crowd. He hoisted it above his head on an outdoor stage and kissed it.
"It's always a pretty special feeling to see the support that I'm lucky to get when I come back to Winnipeg," Toews said. "Obviously, this is an honor to bring this Cup back to my home community center."
The Blackhawks claimed their second championship in four seasons by beating the Boston Bruins in the finals last month. Toews scored a goal in the clinching Game 6 victory.
Although only 25, Toews has now enjoyed two celebrations back home in Winnipeg, which held a parade in his honor in 2010.
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Sarasota's new police chief Bernadette DiPino was sworn in Friday at the police department.
DiPino started on the job Dec. 31.
At the Ocean City Police Department, DiPino rose in the ranks during her 25 years there, from a narcotics officer all the way up to chief of police, in 2003. DiPino became the first female SWAT team officer, lieutenant and, eventually, first female police chief in Ocean City.
Although Sarasota currently has 23 sworn women officers on a force of 174 total officers, DiPino is the first woman to lead Sarasota's police department. DiPino was chosen from 98 candidates.
Before the ceremony began, Mayor Suzanne Atwell hugged DiPino.
"What a day this is," Atwell said in her introduction to the new chief, "a new day for Sarasota, for SPD, and for women."
City Manager Tom Barwin talked about how the competition was intense for the search for the city's new chief, and how the top candidates had each interviewed with separate panels.
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After his brief speech, Barwin pulled a brand-new Sarasota police badge from his front pant pocket.
DiPino's daughter, Tabitha Hays, a police officer in Maryland, pinned the badge on the chief.
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4.2/5 rDev +7.7%
look: 4 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.25
This is a good-looking stout, decently thick without appearing to be overbearing, a moderate viscosity to it. It has a touch of a red sheen in a very dark brown body. The head, medium brown, forms a sturdy crown roughly a finger tall that sits stubbornly for the duration and leaves a mix of ringing, patching, netting and spotting.
A rich malts backbone provides plenty of roast with a bit of creamy sweetness, some coffee and cocoa particular to a big stout of the dark and dark roast varieties. A whiff of dark fruits eases into the end.
Lots of roast and char manages to avoid astringency. The only thing I'd ask for is a touch more sweetness (there's a little) and a less subtle lactose addition. As such, it's a great stout.
It's thick and rich with a moderate viscosity that gives great body and smoothness without sitting like a brick. There's just the slightest crispness, enough to keep it lively and interesting, and the smoothness pulls even into the roasty finish.
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Pours jet black with a tan head
Smells of roasted grain, dark toasted coffee and burnt chocolate.
Tastes of burnt coffee, roasted grains and a hint of chocolate, firm hop bitterest finish. Don't get much sweetness as in other sweet stouts. Sweetness emerges a little as it warms, but not much.
A good amount of carbonation gives your tongue a tingle when it hits your mouth nag brings out more so the bitterness.
Overall, a great stout, I like them dark and roasty and this one delivers.
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It could have been worse, but 2013 ushered in the most significant changes in the tax code for more than a decade.
For most American taxpayers, the resolution of the fiscal-cliff drama early last year was good news. The Bush-era tax cuts were made permanent for people in all but the top income-tax bracket; ditto for the low 15 percent tax rates on qualified dividends and capital gains. The deal even included a fix -- of sorts -- for the dreaded alternative minimum tax (AMT) that has annually threatened millions of taxpayers for years.
For wealthier taxpayers, however, the American Taxpayer Relief Act (ATRA) didn't live up to its name. They now face higher marginal tax rates, new investment income taxes to finance the president's health-care plan, and limitations on the itemized deductions they can claim. The combination of those policy changes will account for the bulk of the $600 billion in new tax revenue the government is expected to take in over the next 10 years as a result of ATRA.
There are lots of different kinds of cons happening during tax time. Some are happening to taxpayers, and some are being perpetrated by them.
This post comes from Stacy Johnson at partner site Money Talks News.
Nothing is certain except death, taxes, and people scared to death of taxes.
That's part of what makes tax season ripe for con artists. They prey on fear and lurk anywhere they catch a whiff of quick money. Some even find ways to defraud taxpayers out of millions -- while in prison!
While some taxpayers might have to pay more to the IRS this year, most won't see big changes until they file their 2014 returns.
By Beth Braverman, The Fiscal Times
The dozens of tax policy changes associated with the implementation of Obamacare are complex, but what most people really want to know is: How will it affect my taxes?
On 2013 returns
For most people preparing their 2013 returns right now, Obamacare won't have any impact at all. The taxpayers who may see higher bills this year include high earners and those with steep medical expenses.
The first tax hit on high earners is a 0.9 percent higher Medicare tax for married couples earning $250,000 or individuals at $200,000. The second is a new Net Investment Income Tax of 3.8 percent on "individuals, estates and trusts," also triggered at the $250,000 or $200,000 level.
Lawmakers' efforts to correct economic and social problems have over the years transformed the nation's tax code into a multi-headed monstrosity.
If you are dreading doing your taxes this season, don't blame the Internal Revenue Service for making it so hard.
After all, it's the nation's elected officials who have passed all those tax laws over the years -- for better or for worse.
"We have come to use the tax system as if it is a cure for every social and economic problem the country faces," said Michael Graetz, a professor of tax law at Columbia Law School and a proponent of major tax reform.
That's not necessarily what the federal tax system was intended for when it was introduced about 100 years ago.
A 'Fresh Start' initiative from the IRS can help some taxpayers get the lien withdrawn even before the underlying tax has been paid.
This post comes from Gerri Detweiler at partner site Credit.com.
A tax lien can be one of the worst items to appear on your credit report. It's considered very negative and can cause your credit scores to drop significantly. Even worse, under federal law, unpaid tax liens can remain on credit reports indefinitely, though in practice credit bureaus may remove them after a decade or so. (Once paid and released, a tax lien must be removed seven years from the date it was filed.)
There is a way to make tax liens disappear from your credit reports completely, and quickly, though. Unfortunately, not all taxpayers who are dealing with this problem know about it.
A Notice of Federal Tax Lien -- "NFTL" in IRS parlance and just "tax lien" to the rest of us -- is a tool the IRS uses to let creditors and others know that it has an interest in your property because of tax debt you still owe.
These common tax preparation errors can cost you money or even lead to an audit by the IRS. Here's how to avoid them.
This post comes from Stacy Johnson at partner site Money Talks News.
As humans, we all have the right to make mistakes. But tax time isn't the time to exercise that right. In the best case, mistakes on a tax return could mean a delayed refund. In the worst, a smaller refund, an amended return or an audit.
Most taxpayers concentrate on ways to reduce their taxable income, but they need to focus on adjusted gross income instead.
By Robert D. Flach, MainStreet
Most taxpayers concentrate on ways to reduce their "taxable income." However, it is your "adjusted gross income" (AGI) -- Line 37 on Form 1040 or Line 21 on Form 1040A -- that is really the most important number on your tax return.
There are two types of tax deductions -- those allowed "above the line" and those claimed "below the line." The "line" is your adjusted gross income.
"Above the line" deductions reduce your adjusted gross income. You do not have to itemize to claim these deductions, aka "adjustments to income", which include:
Most people don't and could easily get free help or do their own taxes with an online service. But if you truly need help, here's how to pick the right professional.
This post comes from Stacy Johnson at partner site Money Talks News.
According to the IRS, 60 percent of Americans use a paid professional to prepare their taxes. But April 15 is taxing enough without blowing big bucks on paid preparers who are either overkill or overpriced.
For many people, there's no reason to pay at all.
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