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BOWLING GREEN, KY (11/13/12) – It is amazing how many country music songs mention Chevrolet and the many iconic vehicles the American brand has produced over the years. From Alan Jackson's Chattahoochee to several Kenny Chesney songs, to Wynonna's Girls with Guitars, Taylor Swift's Tim McGraw, Rascal Flatts' Here's to You… the list goes on and on. In addition to singing about the cars, many of the musicians also own Corvettes and other Chevrolet models. What better way to showcase a piece of Americana than with an exhibit of Country Music Stars and their cars?
The National Corvette Museum welcomes a "Country Music Stars and Cars" display to the Exhibit Hall. The exhibit runs through January 18, 2013, and features Chevrolet vehicles owned by various country music celebrities plus some memorabilia and artwork. "Country Music Stars and Cars" is co-organized by Lon Helton, host of Country Countdown USA and Board Member of the National Corvette Museum.
The Corvettes to be featured in this exhibit include:
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"As a founding member and board member of the National Corvette Museum, this was a great project for me to volunteer my time in helping to organize," said Lon Helton, CEO/Publisher of the Country radio and music industry trade publication Country Aircheck and host of the syndicated radio show heard on more than 300 stations nationwide, Country Countdown USA. "The country music singers, songwriters and producers were very receptive to the exhibit and I think we have a great representation of both cars and people in the industry."
In addition to the vehicles on display, the exhibit features large woodblock country music concert prints by Print Mafia of Bowling Green, various pieces of country music memorabilia and autographed items.
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Buckling up should come second nature to anyone, but parents should be conscious of proper ways to protect their children in a motor vehicle.
"The child's body and all is not as advanced as a human's is," Lt. Jon Traxler said. "It's not developed as much an adult, so therefore when a crash happens, the child has a greater chance of being injured while an adult might not."
He said the fine for a child who isn't properly restrained is around $70.
"Just because you're in one, if they're not in there properly, you could also be charged with it as well," Traxler said.
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Nintendo said it would launch a successor to its aging Wii game console in 2012 as it struggles to win back users from rivals Microsoft and Sony and seeks to reverse a slump in profit.
Nintendo said yesterday that it expects profits to remain almost flat in the current financial year, despite the launch of its much-touted 3-D handheld games device, whose sales in Japan have been overshadowed by the devastating March 11 earthquake.
The maker of the DS handheld game player, which is also facing competition from smartphone and tablet makers including Apple, said it will demonstrate the Wii's replacement in Los Angeles on June 7 at the E3 game show.
Nintendo is looking to repeat past successes in the gaming market. The Wii took the industry by storm five years ago by offering motion-based gaming that appealed to a broad audience rather than just "core" video game fans.
This time around, however, Nintendo will find it harder to sidestep its competitors and must also contend with a burgeoning smartphone market that didn't exist in 2006, says Mitsushige Akino, Chief Fund Manager at Ichiyoshi Investment Management.
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A Bayard man has been taken into custody for assaulting a fellow Western Sugar employee with a hammer. 32 year old Jason Bates is charged with first degree assault in the disturbance that occurred on the second floor of the factory and was reported to the Scotts Bluff County Sheriff's office shortly before 9 p.m. Saturday evening.
Court documents indicate Bates is accused of striking Phillip McDaniel several times with a metal hammer. McDaniel claims he was struck because Bates found out he had been convicted of statutory rape. Bates told authorities he was acting in self defense after McDaniel hit him twice with a closed fist and came after him with the hammer. Bates claimed McDaniel had accused him of taking his phone the night before.
The arrest affidavit said McDaniel had a large laceration to his right eye that required hospital treatment. Deputy Robert Hackett said Bates did not have any defensive wounds.
Bates is being held on $35,000 bond with a 10% cash provision.
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Oh, Howard. Bless your heart! Howard Kurtz is confused and late to a "scoop" once again. What? A media lapdog showing bias? That's unheard of! Except, of course, it's not.
Well, since the last Republican was on RT @HowardKurtz: David Gregory really hammering Wayne LaPierre on Meet. Never seen him so aggressive.—
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National Rifle Association executive vice president Wayne LaPierre faces new scrutiny Sunday when he appears on NBC's Meet the Press…—
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Watch @davidgregory challenge NRA Wayne La Pierre #mtp—
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Of course fellow lapdog, and deceptive video editor, Andrea Mitchell frames it as "challenging." Oh, really?
Man David Gregory really going after LaPierre for claiming there's a "media conspiracy."—
Francesca Chambers (@fran_chambers) December 23, 2012
Gee, why would he think the media are biased? Once again, David Gregory let his bias show and Twitter users rightfully called him out on it.
David Gregory is no Tim Russert, who was unbiased and objective. Tim got the facts and held the government and politicians accountable. #MTP—
Brian Ortego (@BKOrtego) December 23, 2012
@davidgregory I never figured you as biased. When did MTP pick sides? You lost me.—
Russell Ives (@russtx2000) December 23, 2012
That was putting it kindly. Other Twitter users cut right to the chase: David Gregory is the epitome of a biased lapdog.
@meetthepress pro or anti gun control, @davidgregory really seemed to be pro gun control. What happened to neutral journalism. #mtp—
Carroll Phipps (@drknbrew) December 23, 2012
Remember if its Sunday its David Gregory doing a shitty job on Meet the Press—
Phil Rashad (@iamnotamorman) December 23, 2012
I thought my meds were making me feel sick, turns out David Gregory was on in the background.—
John Hine (@JMHEEN) December 23, 2012
@davidgregory Wow could you be more of a bias liberal journalist.—
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The aggressive, smug and arrogant attitude that @DavidGregory has in his intrv w/ Wayne LaPierre of the NRA on Meet the Press is disgusting.—
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David Gregory's entire objective is to give Wayne LaPierre a "gotcha question" to be played in a sound bite over & over.—
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#MTP I've seen David Gregory wimp out on interview after interview until this one. Suddenly he's grown a pair when the herd is leading him.—
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Of course! He's oh-so-brave when toeing the liberal line. "Challenging" on Benghazi? Not so much.
Trying to imagine @davidgregory grilling Susan Rice or Eric Holder to the level Wayne LaPierre is getting; dare to dream. #DoYourDayJob—
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And #AdvocacyJournalism as displayed by –> RT @davidgregory: RT @meetthepress: LaPierre: "a gun is a tool, the problem is the criminal."—
Sister Toldjah (@sistertoldjah) December 23, 2012
If the goal of @meetthepress the press this morning is to make the right look like a bunch of nuts, it is a resounding success @davidgregory—
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@davidgregory @meetthepress your show is a joke…not a news show you are pushing your left wing bias..—
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@davidgregory @meetthepress Funny, I was thinking you David are the tool.—
Jason11 (@JasonColemann) December 23, 2012
@davidgregory is not a moderator of #MTP He is an advocate. Contrast the int's with Bloomberg vs. LaPierre re gun control. Pathetic.—
Bryan Buchanan (@buck0769) December 23, 2012
David Gregory treated Wayne LaPierre like dirt. #nbc #mtp #meetthepress—
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LaPierre suggesting actual enforcement of EXISTING laws; insane ramblings of a gun nut! @DavidGregory not taking the premise as an option…—
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David Gregory showed today that he is a shill for anti-gun zealots #nbc #mtp #meetthepress—
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Wayne laPierre great job on meet the depressed! Great job! David Gregory you are a joke! Go ahead with your attempt to steal our 2nd amend!!—
Brian mickle (@Steelerfan1inms) December 23, 2012
#MTP @meetthepress @nra David Gregory, sure sounds like the studio is ur bully pulpit for an agenda against guns – talk about a balance—
Jeff Allen (@bjaj1) December 23, 2012
@davidgregory journalism is lost. You attacked with an agenda. Don't use your bully pulpit to press YOUR agenda. Root cause analysis by pros—
Lee Wible (@lawiblejr) December 23, 2012
Gregory also showed his willful ignorance.
@davidgregory @meetthepress Why so combative David? The best response is to drop gun free zones and allow concealed weapons to be carried.—
Jeff Alexander (@Jeff_fl) December 23, 2012
David Gregory is an utter jackass!! Regulating guns is the answer but not prosecuting criminals isn't. #GetAClue #MTP—
Daniel Reedy (@daniel_reedy) December 23, 2012
@davidgregory @NRA To all those that think a new law will stop someone who breaks the law anyway, I feel sorry for you.—
Jordan Herring (@qcreekreptiles) December 23, 2012
Watching @davidgregory and the tweets made me realize. He and the anti-gun advocates know nothing about guns. That explains a great deal.—
The Architect (@mymirage77) December 23, 2012
I'm confident 99% of those who want to ban "assault rifles" don't even know what they are … @davidgregory @meetthepress—
The Architect (@mymirage77) December 23, 2012
He joins his buddy Piers "Musket" Morgan in that ignorance.
#NRA supporters want to protect children. @davidgregory @meetthepress and the anti-gun tweeters just want to hate the #NRA … #Truth—
The Architect (@mymirage77) December 23, 2012
And, back to poor, clueless Howard Kurtz; does all the above help explain it, Mr. Kurtz?
It's called bias, Howie. Google it RT @HowardKurtz: David Gregory really hammering Wayne LaPierre on Meet. Never seen him so aggressive.—
Derek Hunter (@derekahunter) December 23, 2012
We are givers, Mr. Kurtz, so we will help you out and save you from the arduous task of googling. You can also start here:
- Lapdogs swoon over Obama politicizing Newtown speech; 'Strongest call for gun policy change in generation'
- Media ghouls immediately start gun control rhetoric in wake of Empire State Building shooting
- New York Times editor evolves on politicization of gun violence
- No 'national dialogue' needed? Lapdogs ignore Mich. union thuggery, invent Tea Party violence
- Disgraceful: Celebs, Bloomberg and Piers Morgan use Colo. shooting to push gun control
- Media decide no 'national dialogue' on civility needed after FRC shooting; WaPo calls it a 'scuffle,' ideology ignored; Update: Media embargoes shooting
- Shameful media malpractice: ABC's Brian Ross links Aurora theater shooter to Tea Party; Update: ABC admits no connection between shooter and Tea Party
- Shaming the shameless: Ace of Spades destroys media over union violence, Crowder attack embargo
You're welcome.
Update: Zing! Actor Adam Baldwin destroys Gregory with just two tweets.
Shorter @davidgregory: "I don't know much about guns." ~ #MTP #GunConConcernTroll—
Adam Baldwin (@adamsbaldwin) December 23, 2012
Shorter @davidgregory: "Better safety in schools can't be the default position of legislators." ~ #MTP | Just… so stupid.—
Adam Baldwin (@adamsbaldwin) December 23, 2012
Biased and a scofflaw?! Some reports on Twitter are suggesting that he may be.
David Gregory Violates DC Gun Law On National TV bit.ly/12IU5jg—
Jeff Emanuel (@jeffemanuel) December 23, 2012
@davidgregory Do you have any public statement on the criminal act you committed on air today? bit.ly/TgPDYl #MTP—
Dan Gainor (@dangainor) December 23, 2012
Does @davidgregory realize he could face a year in prison for possessing a high capacity magazine in Washington DC? thepatriotperspective.wordpress.com/2012/12/23/dav…—
Katie Pavlich (@KatiePavlich) December 23, 2012
Hmm. What say you, Gregory?
Twitchy will update with any further developments. Stay tuned!


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Taniyama Kishou no Hiyoko
For the recent Animate anikuji, Kiiyan took on Tsubasa and Kaji's radio show "Hiyoko" with predictably amusing and cute results. ♥
Taniyama Kishou no Hiyoko
For the recent Animate anikuji, Kiiyan took on Tsubasa and Kaji's radio show "Hiyoko" with predictably amusing and cute results. ♥
Borderless Music - Jazz Night! by Kiiyan
I found this today. The song is entirely on english and Kiiyan sounds super cute.
I don't know, I think this song is like him~ you know, music is his life. And I love that.
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"I love you. I think this is the thing called love. Even when I'm surrounded by other girls, there's no one else that I think of but you, there's no one else that I want to touch but you. There, my confession is done."
Kiiyan imititating Mamo + Mamo's reaction
Rimfire's Full version is out!
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Toriumi: What you just said, that was totally out of character wasn't it?
Kakihara: Ah?! Kishou-san?! Kishou-san!!
Sakurai: Don't walk out! Don't walk out!!
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If all you knew about Ervin Santana was that he threw a no-hitter at some point in his career, you wouldn't guess he threw it in 2011.
Santana arrived in the major leagues in 2005. For the great majority of his career, he's been a good pitcher but not a great one; Santana entered Wednesday afternoon's start against the Indians with a 4.31 ERA, and he'd earned it. Santana has, for the great majority of his career, posted perfectly acceptable (read: unspectacular) strikeout-to-walk ratios while giving up slightly more home runs than you (or he) would like. Which is how you wind up with a 4.31 ERA, almost exactly league average.
Ervin Santana has, for the great majority of his career, been an innings-eater. Which is not a high compliment (though it's high paying).
Except for 2008.
In 2008, Ervin Santana was a different sort of pitcher. A no-hit sort of pitcher. Of course Santana didn't throw a no-hitter that season. Or a one-hitter, or a two-hitter. His best low-hit outing in 2008 was a three-hitter against the Tigers, in which he gave up a couple of runs. His best outing, overall, in 2008 was a four-hit shutout against the banjo-hitting Royals.
Santana was a truly excellent pitcher in 2008, though.
Here are comparisons vs. the rest of Santana's career:
2008 8.8 1.9 4.6 0.9
non-2008 6.9 3.0 2.3 1.2
Those are massive differences, obviously, and can't be simply explained.
That said, Santana apparently threw somewhat harder in 2008 than before, or since. That season, his fastball averaged 94.4 miles per hour, his slider nearly 84. In all the other seasons, his fastball's been a mile or two slower, his slider a mile or two (or three) slower. If you believe Baseball Info Solutions' data, anyway.
In 2008, Santana's slider was devastating; during the rest of Santana's career, it's been merely good.
Well, Santana's a fastball-slider pitcher. According to Brooks Baseball, in Santana's no-hitter he threw 105 pitches and 102 of them were four-seam fastballs or sliders. His fastballs averaged 93.3 miles an hour, his slider nearly 83. It would be a stretch to suggest that Santana, even Wednesday, is the pitcher that he was in 2008. That guy probably is gone, and isn't coming back. But quoting a wise man, "Once a player displays a skill, he owns it."
Or can rent it for nine innings, maybe. Wednesday afternoon in Cleveland, Ervin Santana was throwing 94 and 95 in the ninth inning, and his once-devastating slider was devastating once more. For nine innings, the skills were back.


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NEWBURYPORT — Mayor Donna Holaday will be accepting letters of interest and resumes from those who would like to be considered to serve on the Superintendent's Search Committee, which will help identify a successor to Marc Kerble, current superintendent of schools who recently announced plans for retirement.
Correspondence can be directed to the following: Mayor's Office, 60 Pleasant St., Newburyport, MA 01950 and should arrive by Feb. 1.
City officials would also like to hear from residents interested in serving on the Waterfront Trust, a volunteer board that supervises some community property and numerous functions on the riverfront.
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Shelbyville Woman Arrested for Attempting to Bribe a Public Servant and DUI
Date of News Release: 07/26/2013
(Shelbyville, KY) -- On July 26, 2013 at approximately 0017 AM, a Kentucky State Trooper was offered money and sexual favors as incentive to not arrest a Shelbyville woman for DUI.
Tracy L. Warner, age 43, of Shelbyville, was arrested by Kentucky State Police during a traffic safety checkpoint conducted on KY Hwy 395 in Shelby County. Upon arrest, Warner made repeated attempts to avoid detention by offering cash and sexual favors in exchange for her release.
Warner was arrested and transported to the Shelbyville Detention Center where she was charged with Operating a Motor Vehicle Under the Influence of Drugs/Alcohol 1st, Possession of an Open Alcoholic Container in a Motor Vehicle, Failure to Notify DOT of Address Change and Bribery of a Public Servant. (Bribery of a Public Servant is a Class C Felony)
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The circus is coming to town, and so are Widespread Panic and the Avett Brothers. Performances are scheduled at Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre in Alpharetta.
The Big Apple Circus, Widespread Panic and The Avett Brothers – with Old Crow Medicine Show – are scheduled in 2013.
Big Apple Circus
The Big Apple Circus won't be under the roof of the amphitheater, but that's good, because the circus is bringing its Big Top Tent to Parking Lot A for a true circus experience. The show will be Legendarium: A Journey Into Circus Past, and it marks the Big Apple Circus's first time back in Georgia for three seasons.
Performances: Feb. 1-18 (Presidents Day)
1775 Founders Pkwy., Alpharetta
Tickets: $20-$60
Parking: $10 cash only at the gate
Widespread Panic
After a yearlong hiatus, Widespread Panic announced dates for their 2013 Spring Tour. The tour marks the first time the legendary sextet will tour featuring their full electric set up since 2011.
The tour arrives in Alpharetta on April 26 for two concerts in two days.
Fans recently had a taste of what they have been missing when Widespread Panic played a rousing sold-out New Year's Eve show at the Time Warner Cable Arena in Charlotte, NC. The prior evening, the band wowed the crowd during their annual Tunes For Tots benefit. To date, Tunes for Tots has raised more than $900,000 for music programs in Georgia public schools.
In early 2012, Widespread Panic embarked on their first-ever fully acoustic "Wood Tour". The tour featured select, small venue performances in four cities over 11-dates. In October 2012, the band released "Wood," a special edition 3LP boxed set and double live CD, featuring selections from the special tour.
After 27 years, Widespread Panic (John Bell, Dave Schools, Todd Nance, John "Jojo" Hermann, Domingo "Sunny" Ortiz and Jimmy Herring) is as strong as ever as they continue to break attendance records at major venues throughout the U.S.
This is a food drive event.
Performances: Friday, April 26 & Saturday, April 27 at 7:30 p.m. (Doors open at 6:30 p.m.)
Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre
Tickets: Special two-day tickets will be available for $89 until Feb. 1 at 10 p.m.
$47 reserved & lawn
The Avett Brothers w/Old Crow Medicine Show
The Avett Brothers begin another new era of folk with their seventh full-length album, and first for American Recordings/Republic Records, "The Carpenter." In 2001, banjoist Scott Avett and guitarist Seth Avett formed The Avett Brothers with standup bass player Bob Crawford. Growing up in Concord, NC, the boys immersed themselves in their musician dad's record collection, falling in love with Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Crosby, Stills & Nash. Since then, they've become genre stalwarts over the course of six albums, including 2007′s acclaimed Emotionalism. Old Crow Medicine Show will be the opening act.
Performance: Friday, May 17 at 7:30 p.m. (Doors open at 6:30 p.m.)
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CATEGORIES MoviesFor an actor, transforming into your character sometimes takes more than technique; the clothes or makeup they're wearing can often play a huge part in the process. Just ask Michelle Williams.
Though Williams may have received critical acclaim -- and a Best Actress Oscar nomination -- for portraying Marilyn Monroe in "My Week With Marilyn," she did have a little help from the costume department. According to the New York Times, the actress donned a pricey $4,000 wig to help look like the icon.
No surprise a Hollywood movie would have expensive costume pieces, however, why not just style the actress's own hair? Sometimes its a matter of length. (As the Times states, "In 'My Week With Marilyn' (2011) Michelle Williams's locks were far too short.") Other times, it's needed for continuity. Take, for instance, Katherine Heigl in "One for the Money."
"It was hard to maintain Katherine Heigl's hair as curly and disheveled as the description of the character, Stephanie Plum, demanded. 'Stephanie Plum is not a hair girl,' said Sean Flanigan, who styled Ms. Heigl's wig. 'It was easier to keep a wig than constantly trying to curl her hair exactly the same way every day.'"
To read more about the use of wigs in Hollywood, in both movies and television shows, head over to the NYT.
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End collection of vehicle sales tax at Kansas Dealerships
For years, it has been the responsibility of Kansas automobile dealers to collect sales tax from customers at the time of a vehicle purchase. We, the undersigned, as licensed automobile dealers in the State of Kansas, believe that it is unreasonable to compel dealers to collect sales tax at the dealership. We believe, instead, that the sales tax from an automobile purchase should be collected at a county courthouse at the time of vehicle registration. Collection of sales tax should be the responsibility of state employees at the county courthouse. Furthermore, we believe that collection of sales tax at a county courthouse from a vehicle purchase would lessen the burden on dealers and keep the taxation system accountable. Sales tax could be directly entered into a state computer and would theoretically eliminate the need for lengthy monthly reports. As well, there would no longer be cases of dealers mishandling funds or becoming delinquent on sales tax payments.
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Appraisers List
This list of professional appraisers in Kansas and nearby states is provided by the Kansas Historical Society as a public service to potential donors. KHS does not recommend these appraisers over others.
For appraisers outside this region, consult the American Society of Appraisers, the International Society of Appraisers, or the Appraisers Association of America. These web sites offer searchable listings of appraisers around the country.
The Kansas Historical Society is unable to provide appraisals. See our Appraisal Policy for more information.
Some of the listed appraisers are members of a professional organization (as indicated after their names):
ASA: American Society of Appraisers
ISA: International Society of Appraisers
AAA: Appraisers Association of America
ABAA: Antiquarian Booksellers' Association of America
Kansas appraisers
Gary Browne
Bluebeard's History House Antique Gallery
121 E. 4th Ave.
Garnett, KS 66032
Areas of expertise: American Indian artifacts,furniture, pocket watches, toys, & firearms.
Richard Casagrande, ISA Certified Member
The Ellinwood Emporium
2 N. Main, P.O. Box 184
Elllinwood, KS 67526
Areas of expertise: fine art, antiques, decorative & folk arts, collectables & consignments.
Steve Cregut
2424 SE Stubbs Rd.
Tecumseh, KS 66542
Topeka, KS
Areas of expertise: Civil War through World War II firearms; weapons; photographs; and U.S., German & Japanese souvenirs and relics.
Robert L. Dunlap, ISA
Equity Standard
1855 S. Rock Rd. Suite 105
Wichita, KS 67207-5269
Areas of expertise: coins, currency, gold, bullion, antiques & residential contents.
Frederic M. Gilhousen, Christopher W. Cassell, Larisa A. Cassell
Glenn Books
360 Kaw Lane East
Lake Quivira
Shawnee Mission, KS 66217
Areas of expertise: books, antiquarian, first editions, illustrated & children's books, private press, American & English literature, natural history, book arts, bindings.
Patricia J. Graham, PhD, AAA Certified Member
1641 Rhode Island St.
Lawrence, KS 66044
Areas of expertise: Asian art, especially Chinese, Japanese, and Korean art.
John R. Harris, ASA
Marketing & Consultant Services, Inc.
2014 W 13th St
Wichita, KS 67203
Area of expertise: machinery and equipment.
Susan H. Kearns, ISA
S. H. Kearns Co. Ltd.
6800 College Blvd, Ste. 260
Overland Park, KS 66211-1532
Area of expertise: gems, jewelry.
AA Appraisal and Consulting
Marvin Mann, ISA
219 SW 8th St.
Plainville, KS 67663-3320
Area of expertise: antiques & collectibles, residential contents, furniture, coins, glass.
Philip McComish
Watermark West
149 N. Broadway
Wichita, KS 67202-2105
Area of expertise: books, western Americana, ephemera, maps.
Martin Mease
13010 Shawnee Mission Parkway
Shawnee Mission, KS 66216
Area of expertise: gems, jewelry.
Ruth B. Moss, AAA
Henry Ruth Fine Arts
31 Compton Court
Shawnee Mission, KS 66208
Area of expertise: drawings, watercolors, paintings.
Jean A. O'Brien, ASA
4817 West 69th Street
Prairie Village, KS 66208
Areas of expertise: antiques, decorative arts.
Bahman Raisdana
Apadana Oriental Rug Gallery, Inc.
1312 E. Douglas
Wichita, KS 67214
Areas of expertise: rugs, carpets, tapestries.
Justin Rogers, ISA Accredited Member
Rogers Fine Art
10050 Fontana Lane
Overland Park, KS 66207
Areas of expertise: fine art, collectibles, residential contents, and personal property.
James C. Sullivan, ASA
31696 Harmony Rd.
Paola, KS 66071
Areas of expertise: machinery and equipment.
Lloyd Zimmer
Lloyd Zimmer Books and Maps
117 SW 6th Ave.
Topeka, KS 66603
Areas of expertise: printed and manuscript material (books, atlases, maps, photographs, diaries/letters) related to Kansas, western Americana, cartography, psychology/psychoanalysis; also rare and out-of-print books of all genres.
Missouri appraisers
Soodie Beasley, ASA Accredited Member, AAA Certified Member
6314 Brookside Plaza
Suite 205
Kansas City, MO 64113
Areas of expertise: antiques & decorative arts, modern furniture, architectural elements.
Rachael Cozad, AAA Accredited Member
Madison Group Fine Art Appraisals
Kansas City, MO
Areas of expertise: fine Art including paintings, drawings, sculpture, prints, photographs, and fine wine.
Burton L. Dunbar, AAA
P.O. Box 30147
Kansas City, MO 64112-0747
Areas of expertise: paintings, drawings, prints.
Robin Gross, ASA Accredited Member
FaFa Appraisal
4503 Genessee Street
Kansas City, MO 64111
Areas of expertise: fine art, Asian furniture.
Ann J. Steinberg, ISA
P. O. Box 4665
Springfield, MO 65808-4665
Areas of expertise: gems, jewelry, porcelain, pottery, folk art.
Ronald I. Zoglin, ASA
Brookside Antiques
6219 Oak St.
Kansas City, MO 64113-2292
Areas of expertise: antiques, silver, jewelry, Oriental art, residential contents.
Other nearby states
William L. Butts
Main Street Fine Books & Manuscripts Ltd.
206 N. Main Street
Galena, IL 61036
Areas of expertise: books, American history, Midwest & Western Americana, military history (esp. Civil War), Abraham Lincoln, U.S. Grant, out-of-print and antiquarian, autographs.
John Dunning
Old Algonquin Books
P. O. Box 18514
Denver, CO 80218
Areas of expertise: books, first edition mysteries, literature, science fiction, fine & unusual books in all fields (esp. history and Americana).
Robert W. Topp, ABAA
Hermitage Book Shop
290 Fillmore
Denver, CO 80206
Areas of expertise: books, western Americana, first editions, travels & voyages, women's studies, sets and fine bindings, early printing, military history.


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Reds right-hander currently sidelined after Tommy John surgery
CINCINNATI -- Reds starting pitcher Edinson Volquez has been suspended 50 games for violation of Major League Baseball's performance-enhancing drug policy, the league announced Tuesday.The suspension of Volquez, who is on the 60-day disabled list, will be effective on Wednesday. He can serve the time while on the DL but will lose 50 games worth of pay, which totals around $120,000 of his $445,000 salary for 2010. In a statement released through Volquez's representative, the right-hander explained the nature of the drugs he took. "Prior to the conclusion of last season, my wife and I sought medical advice in Cincinnati with the hope of starting a family," the statement read. "As part of my consultation with the physician, I received certain prescribed medications to treat my condition. As a follow up to our original consultation, my wife and I visited another physician in our home city in the Dominican Republic this past off-season. This physician also gave me certain prescribed medications as part of my treatment. Unfortunately, I now know that the medication the physician in the Dominican gave me is one that is often used to treat my condition, but is also a banned substance under Major League Baseball's drug policy. As a result, I tested positive when I reported to Spring Training." Volquez's statement also said he accepted responsibility for the mistake and that he did not challenge the suspension. "I want to assure everyone that this was an isolated incident involving my genuine effort to treat a common medical issue and start a family," Volquez said. "I was not trying in any way to gain an advantage in my baseball career. I am embarrassed by this whole situation and apologize to my family, friends, fans, teammates, and the entire Reds organization for being a distraction and for causing them any difficulty. I simply want to accept the consequences, learn from the mistake, and continue to strive to be the best person and baseball player I can be." Outside of their own statement, the Reds did not comment about the nature of Volquez's suspension. "The Reds fully support Major League Baseball's drug policy and its penalties," the club said. "The organization does not condone in any way the use of drugs not sanctioned by MLB's medical staff." Reds general manager Walt Jocketty was informed by MLB that the suspension would be levied. Jocketty, who would not talk about Volquez, told Reds manager Dusty Baker the news Tuesday afternoon. "Walt said, 'Welcome home. I've got some bad news.' I didn't know what it was going to be," Baker said before Volquez's statement was out. "It's sad. I'm sure there is more to it than what came out." The 26-year-old Volquez has not pitched for the Reds since June 1, 2009. He had Tommy John surgery performed on his right elbow on Aug. 3 and is expected to return in late July or August this season. In 42 career games for the Reds, including 41 starts, Volquez is 21-8 with a 3.44 ERA, 125 walks and 253 strikeouts. He was a 17-game winner and a National League All-Star in 2008. He was limited to nine starts in 2009 before he was shut down. "I'm sure it's disappointing for my son [11-year-old] Darren," Baker said. "He is one of my son's favorites. You know what I mean? I already had to explain to him a couple of years ago when he asked me if any good hitters weren't on steroids. I named two or three of them and they ended up as guys that tested positive. So I don't know what to say." Volquez is currently at the Reds' spring complex in Goodyear, Ariz., continuing his rehabilitation. According to Major League Baseball drug policy, a player receives a 50-game suspension for a first positive performance-enhancing drug test, a 100-game suspension for a second positive test and a lifetime ban for a third positive test. Dodgers manager Joe Torre, whose team is in Cincinnati to play the Reds, said players have to be extra cautious.
"They need to be aware that even if you go to a health care store that doesn't mean it's allowed by Major League Baseball. They need to police themselves.
"They're told every spring ... We have different speakers every spring about what you put in your body," Torre said. "Major League Baseball is intent on gaining the trust back from the fans. We have rules that everybody has to live by. [Our players are] constantly reminded by our training staff."
The last Major League player suspended under the more stringent policy adopted by MLB in 2006 was Dodgers left fielder Manny Ramirez, who served a 50-game suspension last season. The last time a Reds player was suspended for PED use was backup catcher Ryan Jorgensen in September 2007.
Mark Sheldon is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area first to open in Australasia
Queenstown's Coronet Peak ski area today (June 8) celebrated in style as the first Australasian ski field to open for winter....
Coronet Peak first ski area in Australasia to open on Saturday
Queenstown is officially open for winter as the 2013 season kicks off at Coronet Peak on Saturday (June 8).
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Queenstown is officially open for winter as the 2013 season kicks off at Coronet Peak on Saturday (June 8).
Queenstown is officially open for winter as the 2013 season kicks off at Coronet Peak on Saturday (June 8).
Coronet Peak will be the first ski area to open in Australasia, boasting some of the best opening day snow cover seen in recent years.
CP Ski Area Manager Ross Copland can't wait to welcome skiers and boarders to the mountain on Saturday
Hundreds of locals, seasonal and visiting snowsports fans will get a warm welcome at 'The Peak' as Coronet Express chairlift fires into action from 9am taking the keenest die-hards who queue from the early hours of the morning up the mountain to carve their first tracks.
The first four on the chairlift will receive coveted 'First On The Chair' T-shirts and skiers and boarders will receive a celebratory glass of Amisfield 'bubbles' to mark the much-anticipated opening.
Coronet Peak Ski Area Manager Ross Copland said there was a "huge" sense of excitement and anticipation in the air, as staff and crew at the ski area worked furiously to get everything ready for Saturday.
"The buildup to opening day has been incredible, as we finish training our front line staff while our maintenance team, snowmaking team and groomer operators make the all-important finishing touches," he said.
"We've relished the natural snow fall we've had in the past couple of weeks, but as always our multi-million-dollar snowmaking system has been boosting the level of snow to ensure an excellent base on main trails and some great wee pockets of snow off-trail which all adds up to one of the most anticipated opening days we've seen for a long time."
Coronet Peak will open with a 30cm base on the lower slopes and 40cm up top. The Coronet Express will provide access to the main M1 trail, Upper and Lower Wall Street, Mid Gully, Shirtfront and Million Dollar.
The Meadows Express lift will also open enabling novice and early intermediate skiers and boarders to access the Big Easy novice trail and carpet lifts will access the main beginners' area.
First hike of the season-Queenstown's Jamie Dalziel from K2 Snowboards
Base building services open will include the performance rental centre, Snowsports school, restaurant and café, coffee bar, guest services, retail Snow Shop and Skiwiland daycare.
In Canterbury, Mt Hutt ski area is scheduled to open next weekend on June 15 and
The Remarkables in Queenstown is scheduled to open on June 22. For up-to-date snow conditions and further information go to www.nzski.com


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Valdosta Police are still looking for 31-year-old Antoni 'Snapper' Tippins for gunning down 24-year-old Jarid Little outside Gordon Food Mart. He is now likely hiding out in south Georgia or north Florida.
Police now say they want him for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon for firing a weapon at an occupied vehicle under the overpass on July 30, 2013.
Tippins is currently wanted for murder and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. He is to be considered armed and dangerous. Do not approach him, confront him, or aid him in his attempt to elude law enforcement. If you have any information regarding Tippins whereabouts, contact your local law enforcement authorities.
The Valdosta Police Department will take all measures to criminally charge anyone hiding or aiding Tippins. The department also takes a strong stance on retaliation and will criminally charge anyone who attempts any retaliatory acts for these crimes related to Tippins.
"We saw that a car had come off the street, came in, starting shooting. And we saw that the guys body was right about here because you can still see some of the blood," described Setu Patel who witnessed the shooting.
Patel was working at Gordon Food Mart when a SUV pulled up and a man got out and starting shooting at the car Little was in.
"As I'm trying to call 911 they took the body and just drove off to the hospital. And the shooter had already driven off before that," said Patel.
Shortly after police identified Antoni Tippins known as "Snapper" as the shooter.
"He is extremely dangerous. He has a gang affiliation, he is a known gang member. We are currently looking for him," said Valdosta Police Chief Brian Childress.
With just one bullet hole damaging Patel's family's store, he says he's thankful his family is okay. "My aunt was just about to leave the store when we stopped her for something, or she would have been in direct line of the shots. So she was saved."
Chief Childress says he has one message he's wants people to know. "We will not in any fashion or form tolerate any retaliation. If we get wind or find out that anyone retaliates, those people will go to prison."
Police are working to find to out if this shooting is related to the other two shootings Tuesday night in Valdosta.
Police say they don't know the motive for Little's shooting. But Little's aunt told us it stemmed from an argument between two groups at a local club last weekend. She says her nephew was not there that night and unfortunately was just caught in the crossfire Tuesday night.
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Valdosta Police say they believe that 24-year-old Jarid Little was killed by 31 year old Antoni "Snapper" Tippins, on West Gordon St., Tuesday evening.
Little was shot and killed while standing outside of the Gordon Food Mart. He was transported to South Georgia Medical Center where he died.
Police say they don't know why Little was shot, but they say they do have witness who reported seeing a dark colored SUV pull into the parking lot.
They say a man got out of the passenger side of the vehicle and fired a handgun at Little who was struck by the bullet, and the SUV took off.
The Valdosta Police Department issued this news release-
A murder warrant has been issued for Antoni Jevon Tippins, a.k.a. "Snapper", 31 year old African American male, Valdosta resident for this homicide. At this time, a motive has not been established.
Detectives and Crime Laboratory personnel are still investigating this homicide. Tippins has not been apprehended. If you see him or know his whereabouts, do not approach him or contact him.
Tippins is considered armed and dangerous, therefore; contact your local law enforcement authorities immediately if you have any knowledge of the whereabouts of Tippins. At this time, the possibility of this case being related to the aggravated assaults on West Martin Luther King Drive and East Jane Street is being investigated but not confirmed.
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Extra safety lessons for young drivers
The driving test is facing its most radical changes. Within the next few weeks the Government will consult on measures that would make young learners spend much more time practising and experience conditions like night and motorway driving.
It comes as alarming figures show young drivers are now responsible for hundreds of deaths and thousands of serous injuries a year.
So how will the measures help? The Under 17 Car Club (U17CC) teaches young people to drive from the age of 11 years old. It's a charity based in the Meridian region and research shows if youngpeople get more experience they are less likely to be involved in accidents or get convictions.
The U17CC promotes safe driving skills and attitudes through a programme of voluntary pre-licence driver development events.
Well this year we're following the work of the club. Members also visited the Thatcham Motor Research Centre to look at the safety work they do and the cars of the future.
In this report from our Transport Correspondent Mike Pearse we talk to Oliver Lambert, aged 12, from Hampshire, Rhiannon Bailey, aged 16, from Reading and Sydney Austin, also 16, who lives near Heathrow. Shaun Cronin is from the club and Iain Wallace from Thatcham Research Centre.