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President Obama: Withdraw the nomination of anti-choice, Confederate emblem-enthusiast Michael Boggs to the federal courts.
Can you imagine walking into a pharmacy to buy ibuprofen and, finding that it was kept behind the pharmacy counter, you ask the pharmacist if you can buy some and are told no.
The pharmacist doesn't believe in selling ibuprofen, and unfortunately the sales associate on shift doesn't either. It's against their religion. You're out of luck.
It sounds funny, but if you go to a CVS pharmacy for emergency contraception, or to refill a monthly birth control prescription, their corporate policy allows employees to refuse to serve you in the store, even if there isn't anyone else on duty who's willing to do so. Is there another store to go to? If you're in an urban center, have time on your hands, are very mobile and have access to transportation, sure. If you're in a rural area or have difficulties getting around, you may be out of luck at one of the largest pharmacy chains in the country.
Stand with RH Reality Check and more than 5,000 other signers to tell CVS: Please guarantee in-store access to all forms of contraception.
After the tragic death of Savita Halappanavar, the 31-year-old woman who died after being denied an abortion in an Irish Catholic hospital, the fight for reproductive rights has taken on a new fervor in Ireland. Activists flooded the streets to declare that Savita's death won't be in vain, demanding a policy shift in the socially conservative country's stringent abortion laws. And now, inspired by the momentum sparked by Savita's case, pro-choice activists are risking up to 14 years in prison to spread the word about how Irish women can safely travel to Great Britain to obtain an abortion.
Under Ireland's total abortion ban, women aren't able to legally terminate a pregnancy unless their lives depend on it — but, as Savita's case illustrates, doctors in the deeply Catholic country are often wary to provide abortion care even in cases of medical emergency. The rest of Europe allows for much greater reproductive freedom. On average, about 11 Irish women travel to Britain each day to terminate a pregnancy. Activists are risking jail time to disseminate information to those women, giving them more resources to help them access the care they need either abroad or online:
They are targeting cafes, pubs, clubs, gym changing rooms and public toilets with thousands of leaflets giving contact details for British abortion clinics as well as the price of terminations. The literature includes a website where Irish women can buy early abortion pills (effective up to nine weeks of pregnancy) online via womenonweb.org.
Organisers and supporters behind the campaign, which began after Savita Halappanavar's death in Galway University Hospital last autumn, say they intend to intensify their leaflet blitz after the government approved a bill on Tuesday to allow for strictly limited abortions in Ireland.
Disseminating information on how to buy early abortion pills is illegal in the Republic and under the new legislation those helping to procure an illicit termination risk being jailed for up to 14 years.
The Abortion Support Network (ASN), a Irish charity that helps women access abortion services in Britain, applauded the guerrilla campaign. "The leaflet is a one-stop shop that tells women which local organisations can provide unbiased information about all their options, contact details for clinics in England and information on where to turn to for financial help or access to early medical abortion pills," one of ASN's founders, Mara Clarke, told the Guardian. "This information needs to be put into the hands of women and I hope the leaflets find their way into every women's toilet, changing room and pub in Ireland."
The proposed measure also doesn't include any exceptions for rape, incest, or fatal fetal defects. A group of women who were forced to travel to Britain to obtain an abortion because their fetuses had fatal abnormalities, and therefore would have died shortly after birth, told the Guardian they have been "left out and let down" by the new legislative push.
Response to Nancy Keenan in Salon: Let's Set the Record Straight on Millennials and Abortion. Again
Written by Julia Reticker-Flynn for RH Reality Check. This diary is cross-posted; commenters wishing to engage directly with the author should do so at the original post.
Another day, another article about whether or not Millennials care about access to safe abortion care, this time in the form of an interview with outgoing NARAL President Nancy Keenan in Salon in which the commitment of our generation to this issue is once again questioned.
It is time to put to rest the questioning about Millennials and whether they care about access to safe abortion care. It is time to get to work. Too much is at stake, too much ground has been lost, and, for far too many women, safe and affordable abortion care is out of their reach.
So, let's set the record straight. Again.
Yes, Millennials care about ensuring access to safe, affordable abortion care. They care — deeply and passionately — and many are working tirelessly on this issue.
This generation of young people is more likely to care about the whole range of sexual health and rights issues than older generations. Whether we are talking about LGBT rights, contraception, or abortion, Millennials are taking center stage, and no one should doubt this or call it into question. This generation may just be the most pro-sexual health generation in U.S. history.


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Wesley Belford
Wesley Belford, 85, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 21, 2010, at his home. He was a retired laborer.
Services were held at 3 p.m. on Oct. 30 at Beverly Chapel CME Church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Rev. Willie Hoey officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves two sons, Emmitt Belford, Kelvin Belford, both of Chicago, Ill.; a sister, Louise Finley of St. Louis, Mo.; and his caregiver, Verlean Toles of Holly Springs.
Pallbearers were his nephews. Honorary pallbearers were Oliver Echols, Dexter Shipp, Trent Jones and Patrick Jones.
Dony Breedlove
Dony Breedlove, 92, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 29, 2010, at Christopher's in Holly Springs. He was employed in retail sales.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on Nov. 1 at Hickory Grove Church. Burial was in the church cemetery. Holly Springs Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves two sisters, Anne Harrison of Arlington, Tx., Velma Crowley of Alabaster, Ala.
For online condolences visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
Birdie Aslee Culver
Birdie Aslee Culver, 72, of Etta, died Oct. 25, 2010, at her home. She was a member of St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church. She was a home care nurse's assistant.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Oct. 30 at Serenity Chapel in New Albany. Burial was in Mt. Moriah Cemetery in Laws Hill.
She leaves her husband, George Culver Sr.; children, Randal Culver of Ecru, George Culver Jr. of Illinois, Emmitt Culver of Pinedale, Stacy Cannon of New Albany, Dave Culver of Etta; two brothers, Johnny Jones, Barry Culver, both of Tennessee; two sisters, Ann Norcear of Covington, Tenn., Julie Culver; 27 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Malessie Mae Jones Dawson
Malessie Mae Jones Dawson, 82, of Memphis, Tenn., formerly of Holly Springs, died Oct. 24, 2010, at her home. She was the widow of Clayton Dawson. She was a former member of Temple of Deliverance Church of God in Christ in Memphis.
Services were held at 12 noon on Oct. 30 at House of Prayer Church of Lord Jesus Christ in Memphis, where she was a member. Burial was in Cottrell Memorial Garden. Elder David M. Cooper officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves two daughters, Ethel Rene Mitchell, Delores Bolden, both of Memphis; seven sons, David Bolden, Ed Bolden Jr., James Bolden, Robert Bolden, Joe Milam, Willie Milam, William Earl Milam, all of Memphis; five sisters, Dorothy Rogers, Thester Cooper, Kitty Tate, Ethel Edgerton, all of Memphis, Ruby Jackson of New York, NY; several grandchildren and several great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Flora Dawson; and a son, Columbus Bolden.
Pallbearers were Robert Bolden, Ed Bolden Jr., David Bolden, James Bolden, Willie Milam and William Milam. Honorary pallbearer was Joe Milam.
Mary Cradler Gaiter
Mary Cradler Gaiter, 103, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 25, 2010, at her home. She was the widow of Mose Gaiter. She was an usher, a member of the Mother Board, a Sunday school teacher and a produce lady.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Nov. 1 at New Hope MB Church in Laws Hill, where she was a member. Burial was in the church cemetery. Rev. Thomas Wilson officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves two children, Willie Hubert Wells of Waterford, Opatria McEwen Pryor of Holly Springs; a stepdaughter, Evelene Gaiter James of South Bend, Ind., a sister, Helen Miller of Holly Springs; 17 grandchildren, six stepgrandchildren, 44 great-grandchildren, 48 great-great-grandchildren and seven great-great-great-grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Ross Campbell, Rodney Miller, Ifanee Jones, Autry D. Jones, Curtis D. Wells and Drece Guy. Honorary pallbearers were J.R. Pryor Jr., Willie Wells Jr., R.C. Pryor, Curtis Wells, S.T. Pryor, Spencer Campbell, Ivory L. Pryor, Isaac Jones, A.D. Pryor, Glenn Shaw, Willie B. Pryor and Eurie Guy.
Gustava Howell
Gustava "Tavie" Howell, 89, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 20, 2010, at her daughter's home. She was the widow of Allen Martin Sr. and William Ross Howell. She was a member of New Hope MB Church in Laws Hill. She served on the Mother Board at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Red Banks.
Services were held at 11:30 a.m. on Oct. 24 at Serenity Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Cottrell Memorial Garden. Minister Derrick W. Allen officiated.
She leaves her children, Luvine Glover of New York, Virginia Freeman of Memphis, Allen Martin Jr., Shelia Cowan, Donna Marion, Desmond Howell, Dornetta Howell, all of Holly Springs, Rosie Talley of California; a brother, Lynwood Stewart of Grand Rapids, Mich.; 26 grandchildren, 35 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by two children Josephine Barksdale and Issac Martin; two step-children, Nathan Malone and Frankie Brown; and a grandson, Carlos Freeman.
Leodria Kilpatrick
Leodria Kilpatrick, 90, died Oct. 23, 2010. He was the widower of Flora Mae Talley, his wife of 54 years. He served in World War II. Afterwards, he worked at VA Medical Center in Memphis, where he retired.
Services were held at 12 noon on Oct. 30 at Serenity Funeral Home Chapel. Rev. Curtiss Talley officiated.
He leaves two sisters, Velma Pegues of Holly Springs, Etter Pegues of Knoxville, Tenn.; three brothers, Goodloe Kilpatrick, Terry Kilpatrick, both of Holly Springs, Sammie Lee; a granddaughter, Latoria Johnson of Atlanta, Ga.; and nephew Curtiss J. Talley.
Pallbearers were Jeffrey Pegues, Jeremy Pegues, Steve Hampton, David Kilpatrick, Curtis Gatewood, Jaurice Pegues and Terry Kilpatrick.
James Henry Guess
James Henry "Lucky" Guess, 55, of Byhalia, died Oct. 14. He worked at a wrecker service in Memphis, Tenn., and at Tupelo Plywood.
He leaves a daughter in Tupelo; a sister, Pat Nichols of Byhalia; Dan Guess of Tupelo, Mike Guess of Byhalia, Floyd Guess of Pontotoc, Dow Pressley of Nettleton.
William "Bill" Minor
William "Bill" Minor, 68, of Holly Springs, died Nov. 1, 2010, in Biloxi. He was a member of Potts Camp Baptist Church.
Minor was first elected as one of three state transportation commissioners in Nov., 2003. His district covered the northern one-third of the state. Prior to his being elected commissioner, Minor served 20 years in the Mississippi Senate, representing Marshall, Benton and DeSoto counties. While he was in the Senate, Minor served as vice chairman and then chairman of the Highway Committee and helped pass the 1987 Four-Lane Highway Program that's credited with improving roads throughout the state. Minor later served as chairman of the powerful Finance Committee, which handles bills for taxes and bonds, and on the Joint Legislative Budget Committee, which outlines state spending priorities.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. on Nov. 4 at the Eddie Lee Smith Multi-Purpose Building in Holly Springs. Burial will be in the Potts Camp Cemetery. Bro. Chuck Fowler and Bro. Joe Epting will officiate. Holly Springs Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Visitation is Nov. 3, 5-9 p.m.
He leaves two brothers, Ray Minor of Waterford, Glen Bounds of Southaven; nephews, Danny (Canna) Minor, David (Sharon) Minor, Darron Minor, Anthony Bounds and Thomas (Corie) Bounds.
Pallbearers will be David Reid, James Peedler, Bob Carrington, Greg Taylor, Flick Ash, Kenny Dickerson, Mitchell Gurley and Steve Gresham.
For online condolences, visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
Mary Katherine Palmer
Mary Katherine Palmer, 92, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 27, 2010, at Baptist Oxford. She was the widow of William Ellis Palmer. She was a member of First Baptist Church of Holly Springs and a retired retail clerk with Miller's Department Store.
Services were held at 1 p.m. on Oct. 29 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Hill Crest Cemetery. Bro. Curtis Ferrell officiated.
She leaves a son, Jimmy Palmer of Holly Springs; and a daughter, Mary Lee Canter of Florence, Ala.; three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
For online condolences visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
Wendy Lee Evans Pritchard
Wendy Lee Evans Pritchard, 37, of Oxford, died Oct. 27, 2010, at Baptist Hospital in Oxford. She was born in Oxford and lived there most of her life. A nationally registered EMT, she had worked as an EMT and dispatcher for many years at the Yalobusha General Hospital in Water Valley, Alliance HealthCare in Holly Springs and EMHC in Memphis, Tenn., during which time she was a volunteer EMT for Panola County. She had also been a member of the volunteer fire department. She attended the Bethlehem Church of the Lord Jesus Christ in Potts Camp.
Services were held at 3 p.m. on Oct. 30 at Coleman Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Oxford Memorial Cemetery. Bro. Jerry Ervin officiated.
She leaves her husband, Richard Pritchard; her parents, William Evans, Vicki Oldham, both of Oxford; four daughters, Kimberly Nicole Pritchard of Corinth, Patricia Leann Pritchard, Harley Sue Pritchard and Johnnie Lynn Pritchard, all of Oxford; three sisters, Amanda Oldham of Byhalia, Heather Oldham, Lenna Watts, both of Oxford; and six brothers, Michael Lynn Evans, Nathaniel Lee Evans, John Hughes, Luke Hughes, Ben Hughes and Robert Watts, all of Oxford.
Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association, 4830 McWillie Circle, Jackson, MS 39206.
For online condolences www.colemanfuneralhome.com.
Tennyson Lenell Royston
Tennyson Lenell Royston, 80, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 28, 2010, at Baptist Hospital-North Mississippi in Oxford. He was a disabled U.S. Army veteran, a member of American Legion Post 250, a U.S. Army veteran of the Korean Conflict.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. on Nov. 3 at Royston Chapel CME Church in Holly Springs, where he was a member. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Rev. Gwendolyn Nelson will officiate. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home will be in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Odessa Boga Royston; a daughter, Amanda Sanders Martin of Grand Rapids, Mich.; two sisters, Naomi Nevels of Cleveland, Ohio, Agnes Floyd of Holly Springs; and a grandchild.
Gary Dan Pope
Gary Dan Pope, 55, of Hickory Flat, died Nov. 1, 2010, at Baptist Hospital in Union County. He was a truck driver for Massengill until he became disabled.
Services were held at 3 p.m. on Nov. 3 at Serenity Funeral Home Chapel in New Albany. Burial was in Pisquagh Cemetery in Hickory Flat. Bro. Jason Howell officiated.
He leaves his father, L.E. Pope of Hickory Flat; and siblings Mike Pope of Blue Mountain, James Pope, Brenda Knighton, Sandra Holmes, all of Hickory Flat, Mary Jane Shoffner of Victoria and Shirley Hayes of Oxford.
He was preceded in death by a brother, William Thomas Pope.
Broxie W. Smith
Broxie W. Smith, 80, of Holly Springs, died Oct. 25, 2010, at Alliance HealthCare in Holly Springs. She accepted Christ at an early age at Sandhill Baptist Church. She later joined Macedonia CME Church in Ashland.
Services were held at 1:30 p.m. on Oct. 30 at Ashland High School auditorium. Burial was in Macedonia Church Cemetery. Rev. Robert Odum officiated. N.L. Jones and Son Funeral Directors of Ashland were in charge of arrangements.
She leaves her husband, William Smith of Michigan City; 11 children, Sammie Williams of Columbus, Ohio, Rosie Williams of Ashland, Jannice Bostick of Ashland, Jammie Williams of Ashland, Rickey Williams of Ashland, Alexander Williams of Ashland, Cloudiaette Williams of Blue Mountain, Kenneth Williams of Ashland, Shirley Scruggs of Lamar, Annie Bostick of Ashland, Bruce Williams of Ashland; 31 grandchildren and 26 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two brothers, Sylvester Hudson, Charlie Hudson.
Robert L. Stoker
Robert L. Stoker, 87, of Byhalia, died Oct. 26, 2010, at his home. He was born in Hickman, Ky., and was a retired production manager for Gould National Battery. He was a member of Barton Baptist Church and a World War II veteran and highly decorated as a staff sergeant.
He leaves his wife, Lee Stoker; two children, Randy and Ronnie Stoker of Olive Branch; five stepchildren, Carol Wright of Cordova, Tenn., Judy Harris of Horn Lake, Linda Williamson of Walls, Janet Reader of Bartlett, Tenn., Ronald Wilbanks of Byhalia; 10 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren and two great-great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at 1 p.m. on Nov. 1 at Family Funeral Care Chapel in Memphis, Tenn. Committal services were held at 2:30 p.m. at West Tennessee Veterans Cemetery.
Shirley Ann Williams
Shirley Ann Williams, 67, of Memphis, Tenn., died Oct. 28, 2010, at Baptist East Hospital in Memphis. She was the widow of Jerry Williams. She was a Baptist and a bartender.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on October 30 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Carey Chapel Cemetery.
She leaves two brothers, Bobby Miller of Holly Springs, David Miller of Memphis.
She was preceded in death by a brother, Joe Miller.
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Shoya and Kei decide 'Anti People' is the song to which they should harass Tatsuya.
Mikaru's conversation with his mother [x]
the part that I love most on the video XDD
And you came at the time I was wondering if there will be someone who make gifs… Thank you!
Akinori & Yusuke 's version of NIGHT PV ! ! !
fabulous hairs LOL
the "comedy version" of the NIGHT PV, as directed by AK.
thumbs up for AK! He should do this often XDD
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[NEWS] Juri video comment
Long time not see!!
Tomorrow is BLANCHE release
Here is Juri video comment from visunavi: http://test.visunavi.com/visunavi/video/2013/11/
(you should have QuickTime player to watch)
Basically a promotion about this album with "Let's Get Together Now" as BGM
such a beat, song that can make you move, right?
And about the translation from this comment: http://youtu.be/4xiKR4HgtM0
sorry I was too busy to working on it right away,
but since he talked about the songs, I'll post the translation tomorrow
to celebrate Blanche release!
Please stay tune and keep looking forward for Juri's comeback as a singer with his solo album


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October 09 2010 09:46PM
On November 27, 2007 we launched OilersNation.com roughly 45 days past our target date of the start of the season. January 28, 2008 we launched FlamesNation.ca, a mere 27 days past our deadline of "New Years or bust." April 10, 2009 saw the launch of CanucksArmy.com completely missing our goal of "catching the wave of playoff drive fever."
GDR #01 - Kings @ Canucks
Cam Davie
October 09 2010 01:01PM
Game Day Recon #01 - Kings @ Canucks.
The Vancouver Canucks kick off their 40th anniversary season by facing their first ever opponent, 40 years to the day of their very first game. Tonight will be a special one for Canucks players, coaches, management, alumni and fans as we all join together to remember past glory (however few), welcome a new year, and introduce the team's new captain.
Advanced Stats Overview
Kent Wilson
October 09 2010 10:44AM
Graphs and numbers, tables and weird acronyms: advanced stats are assumed to be the province of the nerd and bane to the traditional hockey observer.
Canucks Season Preview
Cam Davie
October 08 2010 12:46PM
The 2010-2011 regular season kicks off in earnest for the Vancouver Canucks tomorrow, as they face the Los Angeles Kings. It is a return to the past, as the Canucks celebrate their 40th year inthe NHL by playing their very first opponent, 40 years to the day from their first very regular season game.
Canucks fans are brimming with excitement, anticipation, and anxiety. Can their beloved Canucks finally break through to the promised land and hoist Lord Stanley's cup?
Sweeping The Floor
Cam Davie
October 07 2010 04:40PM
Mike Gillis and the Vancouver Canucks spent the summer getting their house in order. Getting more grit and sandpaper, bulking up their 3rd line, and improving and deepening their defense. However in the days leading up to the roster/salary-cap freeze and beyond, the Canucks have made a small flurry of trades.
And I can't help but think... after fixing their house all summer, the Canucks were sweeping the floor and getting it ready for what many Canucks fans hope is a real big party.


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On this day in history, December 19, 1732, Benjamin Franklin's Poor Richard's Almanack was born – and the first issue published. Franklin included all the information that almanacs normally provide – sun rise, sun set, eclipses, weather predictions. But it was also one of those small things (or – not so small – but let's just say that Richard's Almanack couldn't have done it on its own) that made the colonies into a community. The colonies did things for themselves. They were under the crown, but that feeling of being separate from the crown started very early (this due to geography, naturally, but the feeling of separation intensified into something more character-based, something more germane, later on) – and the almanac – with its listing of court dates, and town meetings, and church meetings, etc. – was part of that. It helped foster that. It helped spread information. It helped bind the colonies together. A benign thing, right? At first, yes. But you can see how that very sense of connectedness is what propelled the colonies into rebellion, when Massachusetts was singled out for punishment. What does Massachusetts have to do with Virginia? Or South Carolina? Nothing, on the face of it. They were separate entities. But it was the decision of the colonies to stand WITH Massachusetts and fight for her that started the chain of events leading to open revolution. Connectedness. Union. None of those things could happen on their own. Poor Richard's Almanac was one of the ties that bind. It also shows that the colonies were self-sufficient, and rarely waited for the CROWN to do things for them. Franklin is, perhaps, the best example of this. He felt there should be public libraries. So he created one. He felt there should be a fire department, along the lines of what he had seen in London. So he helped create one. He was a community-builder of the highest order, God bless him. Things must be done. He did not look to others to do them. "Oh, someone should handle that…" was not in Benjamin Franklin's emotional makeup at all. I love the guy. Of all "those guys", he is the one I would have most liked to know. I'd like to sleep with Hamilton (I mean, obvi), but I'd like to hang out with Franklin.
Benjamin Franklin wrote in his autobiography:
In 1732 I first published my almanac, under the name of Richard Saunders; it was continued by me about twenty-five years and commonly called "Poor Richard's Almanac". I endeavored to make it both entertaining and useful, and it accordingly came to be in such demand that I reaped considerable profit from it, vending annually near ten thousand. And observing that it was generally read, scarce any neighborhood in the province being without it, I considered it as a proper vehicle for conveying instruction among the common people, who bought scarcely any other books. I therefore filled all the little spaces that occurred between the remarkable days in the calendar with proverbial sentences, chiefly such as inculcated industry and frugality as the means of procuring wealth, and thereby securing virtue; it being more difficult for a man in want to act always honestly, as, to use here one of those proverbs, it is hard for an empty sack to stand upright.
These proverbs, which contained the wisdom of many ages and nations, I assembled and formed into a connected discourse prefixed to the almanac of 1757 as the harangue of a wise old man to the people attending an auction. The bringing all these scattered counsels thus into a focus enabled them to make greater impression. The piece, being universally approved, was copied in all the newspapers of the American continent, reprinted in Britain on a large sheet of paper to be stuck up in houses; two translations were made of it in France, and great numbers bought by the clergy and gentry to distribute gratis among their poor parishioners and tenants. In Pennsylvania, as it discouraged useless expense in foreign superfluities, some thought it had its share of influence in producing that growing plenty of money which was observable for several years after its publication.
Brilliant. And therein lies his particular brand of genius. It wasn't "just" an almanac. It was written in a specific VOICE. From when he was a teenager, Benjamin Franklin loved to write under pseudonyms, but not just write – he loved to take on different characters. He would write op-ed columns, when he was just a teenager, and take on a whole different personality, writing as a long-suffering wife, for example, and these columns are so funny, so awesome – he truly INHABITS these different personalities. What a character. So he decided, "Okay, my almanack is successful. It provides the people with information they need – so let's fill it out a bit – let's put in some jokes, some quotes, some moral teachings …" And Franklin, who couldn't be a moral bore if you PAID him, made it FUNNY. Yes, there are lessons for life, but none of them come off as preachy or didactic. You can go to church for that. He kept it funny, human, and yet ALSO educational.
Imagine if George Washington had published the almanack. Now he was an extraordinary character, but HUMOR was not one of his defining characteristics. Neither Hamilton. But Franklin, yes. He couldn't suppress his humor on the rainiest of days. It makes him stand out. Additionally, he learned, very early on, that perfection was not possible. It saves him from being holier-than-thou. For example, as a young man, he decided to try to eliminate all of his sins. He even wrote a little chart in his journal, where he could check off when he exhibited this or that moral failing. He actually made it through a perfect week, where he committed no sins, and he felt a flush of pride about this. But Franklin, a perceptive and human gentleman, realized, suddenly: But pride is a sin. Even being proud about being good qualifies as a sin. His conclusion? Moral perfection was impossible. A worthy goal perhaps, but don't kid yourself.
I love that anecdote – very very revealing, and something I think about often.
I remember my grandmother, Mummy Gina, had a huge illustrated Richard's Almanack at her house that we loved to page through as kids . I can still see some of the illustrations in my mind. I remember very well the illustration for the proverb about visitors being like fish (they start to stink after a couple of days).
I love this website. Ha!!! Especially in light of the whole key on the kite thing.
Some of the proverbs from the almanac (he freely admitted that he did not invent many of these – they were passed down, or he would put his own humorous spin on them):
Keep your eyes wide open before marriage, half shut afterwards.
After three days men grow weary, of a wench, a guest, and weather rainy.
Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead.
Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.
Plough deep while sluggards sleep and you shall have corn to sell and to keep.
Have you something to do tomorrow? Do it today
There are no gains without pains.
The noblest question in the world is: What good may I do in it?
H.W. Brands writes, in his kind of lame biography of Benjamin Franklin (The First American: The Life and Times of Benjamin Franklin):
Gazette readers intrigued enough to buy the bound version (priced at three shillings sixpence per dozen, obviously intended for resale) or the broadsheet edition (two shillings sixpence the dozen) were introduced to Richard Saunders, Philomath – a standard honorific for almanac-makers – by Saunders himself. "Courteous Reader, I might in this place attempt to gain thy favour by declaring that I write almanacks with no other view than the public good; but in this I should not be sincere, and men are nowadays too wise to be deceived in pretenses how specious soever." Like the printer Franklin apologizing for the advertisement that gave offense to certain customers, Saunders confessed to monetary motives. "The plain truth of the matter is, I am excessive poor, and my wife, good woman, is, I tell her, excessive proud. She cannot bear, she says, to sit spinning in her shift of tow while I do nothing but gaze at the stars, and has threatened to burn all my books and rattling-traps (as she calls my instruments) if I do not make some profitable use of them for the good of my family. The printer has offered me some considerable share of the profits, and I have thus begun to comply with my Dame's desire."
Hahahahahahaha It's a CHARACTER. It's a VOICE. Franklin would have made a great playwright.
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As was apparent to the least attentive reader, Franklin thoroughly enjoyed adopting the guise of Richard Saunders. Where Franklin the businessman had to be circumspect careful not to offend, Saunders the almanacker could be outrageous – indeed, the more outrageous the better. Franklin as Franklin often had to hide his gifts to avoid inspiring envy; Franklin as Saunders could flaunt his wit, erudition, and general brilliance. In time – as his position in the community grew more secure – Franklin would no longer require Richard Saunders; till then the alter ego helped keep him sane.
Readers enjoyed Poor Richard as much as Franklin did. Copies were out the door by the single and the gross. In one year John Peter Zenger of New York (lately the defendant in a celebrated libel trial) took eighteen dozen in a batch, then another sixteen dozen. Louis Timothee (who now generally went by Lewis Timothy) in South Carolina ordered twenty-five dozen; Thomas Fleet in Boston also took twenty-five dozen. James Franklin's widow, Ann, in Newport bought one thousand. These numbers hardly made Poor Richard the bestselling almanac in America; where Poor Richard sold an average of about ten thousand per year, Nathaniel Ames's Astronomical Diary sold five to six times as many. But Poor Richard had a unique persona, and it developed a loyal readership.
While readers may have come for the quarrels Franklin provoked, they stayed for the advice he dispensed – and the way he dispensed it. Every almanac offered pearls of wisdom on personal conduct and related matters of daily life; that the pearls had been retrieved from other oysters bothered no one except perhaps the owners of those other oysters, who in any event had no recourse in the absencew of applicable copyright law. The trick for writers like Franklin was to polish the pearls and set them distinctively; in this he had no peer. What came to be called "the sayings of Poor Richard" first surfaced as filler on the calendar pages of the almanac the limitations of space, together with Franklin's inherent economy, taught him to distill each message to its morsel. "Great talkers, little doers" broke no philosophical ground, but for pith it trumped nearly every alternative. "Hunger never saw bad bread"; "Light purse, heavy heart"; "Industry need not wish"; and "Gifts burst rocks" fell into the same category.
Sometimes succinctness yielded – slightly – to sauciness. "Neither a fortress nor a maidenhead will hold out long after they begin to parley." "Marry your son when you will but your daughter when you can." "Tell a miser he's rich, and a woman she's old, you'll get no money of one nor kindness of t'other." "Prythee isn't Miss Cloe's a comical case?/She lends out her tail, and she borrows her face." "The greatest monarch on the proudest throne is obliged to sit upon his own arse." "Force shits upon reason's back."
You can see how these sayings could cumulate into something akin to subversive thought (if you think like a monarch does).
Poor Richard's Almanack is still in print today. Extraordinary.


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After a four-year hiatus, The Be Good Tanyas are back with A Collection, a career-spanning retrospective album that includes tracks from their three studio albums, as well as two new songs. As seems fitting from a retrospective, A Collection doesn't break new ground even on its new tracks, but it's a welcome return from a well-loved Americana group as they begin touring again.
The Be Good Tanyas formed in Vancouver in 1999, playing old folk standards at open mic nights while they worked planting trees. Their original lineup included Jolie Holland, but she left to pursue a solo career, and now the group consists of Frazey Ford, Samantha Parton, and Trish Klein. All share vocal harmonies and also play instruments including the guitar, banjo, and mandolin. From the release of their first album, Blue Horse, in 2000, the group was praised for their tight vocal harmonies and the way they brought together the traditional and the modern in their folk/roots/Americana sound. They covered standards such as "Oh! Susanna" as well as writing their own songs, acting as a sort of tribute band to the past.
The Be Good Tanyas followed Blue Horse with 2003′s Chinatown, and Hello Love in 2006. Both were critically praised and gave them a strong following. However, they took a hiatus in 2008 while members worked on solo projects. A Collection comes along with a string of festival dates which mark their return to touring, and are hopefully a sign of new releases to come.
The sixteen tracks on A Collection span all three Be Good Tanyas releases. They have said that the choices for the set were based mostly on popularity, and that both band members and record label executives were largely in agreement as to which songs to choose to best represent their career. The new tracks, "Little Black Bear" and "Gospel Song," are a welcome glimpse into the potential future of the Be Good Tanyas. They feature the same intricately woven vocal harmonies (each member has their own distinctive voice, and the three meld together remarkably well) and delicate melodies we've come to expect from them. With such a retro-leaning group, there's never going to be much of a change in sound from album to album, but the new songs do show new depths of songwriting talent after four years of practicing independently from each other.
As for the older tracks, the standout here is "Oh! Susanna," one of the first songs that gained them recognition after their first album. Neil Young and Crazy Horse recently recorded a version of the classic, and it's interesting to compare the two. While the folk standard is fun and enjoyable through both renditions, the Be Good Tanyas' take on it shows off their true genius; they are able to take a song that everyone knows and make it entirely new and unique with their raw vocal talent and a seemingly effortless gift for harmonies. In a way, A Collection is a perfect introduction to anyone who's new to the Be Good Tanyas. It looks both forward and backward, to new material and back on old favorites, and perfectly captures the spirit of the group. In spite of the four-year hiatus, they seem (and have always seemed) timeless.
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This product is very opaque and is definitely waterproof. I really do like it.
I originally bought Physician's Formula Eye Booster eyeliner in black because it was cheaper and I heard good things about it so I figured I'd try it before I splurged on this one. I liked it but it wasn't black, more like grey and didn't have good lasting power so I finally tried the Stila one. I have Asian eyelids, oily skin and one of my eyes tends to water so I need a good waterproof, smudge proof liner that won't disappear on me or transfer. I find the Stila eyeliner to be pretty good. I don't know if I'd say it's 100% waterproof though but it's definitely a lot better than the Physician's formula one. It's very black and has a slightly shiny finish when dry, which I actually like. It's opaque, glides easily and I don't have to go over a line twice. I find the felt tip applicator very easy to work with as well and I can easily achieve the winged eye I've always wanted. Now back to the waterproof claims⦠it holds up fairly well but I've cried when wearing it and also had my eye water and that's when I noticed that the line became patchy. It didn't run and smear like say regular mascara that creates a black mess so that's a plus. It could also be my Asian eyelid that let's the water collect along my lash line that saturates the liner causing it to come off. While it's annoying, I can easily touch up my eyeliner and it looks good again. So far this is the best liquid eyeliner I've found besides Milani's Infinite eyeliner, but that one's too finicky to work with and takes a lot of babying because it takes a long time to dry and is hard to remove of you mess up. I'd definitely repurchase the Stila eyeliner though.
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Best liquid eyeliner I have! Stays on all day even in the heat. Plus I had removed and reapplied lashes and the liner was still there. No flaking or cracking. I don't get any smudges. I wish the pen tip was a bit more fat, but I can manage. It only takes one layer for me to get a solid black line that is dark & rich. This is great liquid liner.
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It's extremely black. When I say long lasting, I mean after about 13 hours when everything else on your face has probably melted off, this eyeliner will still be there. Work fast because when it sets, it's locked. As with all things, it takes practice but the felt tip is easy to work with. I lost it the first time I bought it, and bought it again after trying other eyeliners. It's HG!
This is a fantastic eyeliner pen. The formula is just right. This goes on smoothly without smudging or getting messy. I can create a fine line or a thicker line. The pigment is pure black, not gray or blackish. I wouldn't exactly say it is waterproof, but it does hold up well over the course of the day. I will definitely repurchase.
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THE BEST LIQUID EYELINER IN THE WORLD. This was one of the first liquid eyeliners I bought and it's also the one I always repurchase. The colour is truly black and it's a long lasting liner. It stays on all day and it's definitely waterproof. It does everything that Stila claims it does. The only thing I don't like about it, is that it's almost impossible to make a wing with it. I don't know why, but the applicator isn't that dense, it bends quite easily and it's not a really hard tip.
Since it bends a little bit, it's easy to use for lining the upper lid and filling in the tiny gaps in between the lashes to make the upper lid look as black as the night. It's so easy to use and I never mess up my liner when using it. It doesn't irritate my eyes either. If you're looking for a great eyeliner this is the one, but if you're looking for one to do a perfect wing, this is not the one. I use another liner to make the wing (L`Orèal Super Liner), then I go over it with this one and it stays on ALL DAY LONG. Love it! Will repurchase forever and ever. :)
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Titanfall comes out for the 360 and PC also. So I can just get it for the 360 and still buy the PS4. lol
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The bright side is that games will still be $60 bucks. I was afraid they would get greedy and charge $70-80 for the 4th generation.
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Xbox and PS LGK DeathSquads unite on the PS4!!
I'm not really geeked for either of the next consoles for probably a year or two after their release.
Reasons include:(in no particular order)
1: bugs. Don't tell me there won't be any. Waited a bit to buy the 360, never had a problem.
2: library. There arent any games coming out on release that I'm super jazzed about(except maybe BF4) and I will in all likelihood still want to play fallout/skyrim/ other games in my 360 library over the course of the next couple years.
3: money. Xbone is 500 dollars? PS4 at 400 is a bit more reasonable, but a year or two out newer versions with more capacity etc will be released for the same price.
4:need. Seems to me consoles are really pushing to be more of a media hub, a la TiVo or Apple TV. Since I already have these things it seems redundant to purchase another one when all I need is a gaming console.
And that's about it. I have more specific beefs with the xbone(really guys? The list of restrictions seems as long as the list of features. Aren't I the consumer?) but there are gonna be some sick games coming out.
... Which lead me to...
6:full potential. If things work out the same way as the 360, the newest games for the consoles won't take full advantage of the technology. See elder scrolls:oblivion vs. Skyrim. Same console, radically different experience.
You are correct though. It's a matter of programming library maturity. When a platform is new, there aren't many libraries available for it. The longer a platform is around, the longer developers have to build better libraries and get more out of the hardware.


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I Will.....eventuallyi'm not afraid, needles dont faze me. its sanitation that i am picky about. i dont want to walk into the tattoo parlor healthy and then walk out with hepatitis b or something worse. i plan on getting a full back tattoo complete with lush greenery, colorful hibiscus flowers [cause they're my favorite], a waterfall, and some butterflies.......yah, i'm girly. no barbed wire or skulls for me.
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my g.f and i have a chinese symbol meaning true love allways (personally i still think it means an order of 21 and 43 to go lol) for thoes people who are not sure about a tattoo why not try one of thoes temporary ones i think its called henna (or close to that) that way if you dont like it hey no prob it comes off after a day or two.
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for Business Travellersby Oli from UK
Comfy and clean but not sure about sailing theme!Posted 30-Oct-2013 on Hotels.com
Location of this hotel is fine, just 5 minutes walk from Central Park which is great for a beer and some of the smarter shops in the city. Clean rooms with big comfy beds. Was slightly surprised to find out R&R stands for Rose and Romance and the smell of Roses as you walk in is a bit odd but don't let that put you off.
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Recommanded!Posted 30-Sep-2013 on Hotels.com
Great breakfast! Go and try!
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Value for moneyPosted 08-Nov-2012 on Hotels.com
Good value for money. Near the busiest department store and shopping area. Sound proof and helpful staff. Nice bed and pillows... Two little downsides: 1. Mosquitos 2. The rose oil and shower gel.. Not everyone is a rose fan so I hope they will provide an alternative in the future.
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for Everyoneby karina from Vancouver, BC, Canada
R&R hotel in TaiwanPosted 18-Jul-2012
Pros: ambiance
Cons: dusty window trims, felt kind of haunted..
Location: walking distance to transit, and close to Kaohsiung harbor
dust along window trims complimentary breakfast was good. if you stay there for more than one night, your additional breakfasts will be different. the concierge were friendly and useful in giving me touring information.
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Nice hotel, English breakfastPosted 02-Apr-2012 on Hotels.com
This hotel provides a nice alternative to more expensive ones in downtown Kaohsiung. The room was clean and with adequate furniture, with a maritime decor. The only quirky thing was the windows were coated with a reflective glaze that blocked any view of the outside. Not that there is much to see outside in the area but it is a strange feeling. On the plus side, the room was extremely quiet, despite facing the main road. Breakfast was a semi-traditional English breakfast: toast with jam, followed by a omelet with sausage and bacon. I'd rather have chinese food when I am in Asia, but this is a matter of personal taste. The staff was friendly. Great value for the money.
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Decent R & R in KaohsiungPosted 15-Nov-2011
Location: Anywhere near the Love River of close to the downtown KMRT stops.
My friend and I booked at the R & R only when we discovered our usual budget hotels in Kaohsiung were booked out (there was a big food show and a gala concert on that weekend). We were pleasantly surprised by the good service and general comfort of the hotel. Our room was large, with high ceilings and a spacious bathroom. The water pressure was good and the the water hot. The breakfast was not a buffet, the staff brought various food items to our table and worked hard to accommodate our being vegetarians. One drawback is that the hotel was a good 15-20 minutes' walk to Central Park KMRT Station. The R & R's decor is very eccentric: they couldn't seem to decide between nautical and floral, but somehow it grew on us. In general I thought it offered value for money.


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A new Efficiency Maine program offers incentives for smaller multi-family buildings. The Multifamily Efficiency Program, which was launched in July with a goal of completing 1,800 retrofit projects by September 2013, is available for multifamily residences with 5 to 20 units regardless of income level or fuel type.
This program targets a previously underserved market, bridging a gap between residential buildings with up to four units and larger commercial buildings.
To qualify, owners must have an auditor outline a plan to reduce their building's total energy consumption by 20 percent.
The first project to tap into the incentives offered under the new $3.4 million Multifamily Efficiency Program is underway. Construction began at an apartment building in Bangor last week and is scheduled to be complete at the end of November.
The apartment retrofits include: adding basement wall and roof insulation, sealing air leaks, installing Energy Star-rated windows, replacing the boiler with a high-efficiency condensing boiler and insulating heating and hot water pipes. The improvements will result in an estimated 32 percent reduction in annual heating fuel oil usage and a 550 kWh reduction in annual electricity demand. Efficiency Maine will provide cash incentives totaling $10,500 toward these efficiency measures, reducing the project payback period from five years to three.
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Audi Q1 compact SUV headed for production
Audi has announced the Q1 compact SUV will join its Q series in 2016. The Q1 will slot in below the Q3 as Audi's entry-level SUV and is part of the company's efforts to up its model line-up from 49 to more than 60 models by 2020. Read More
The Mini Runner – an Audi convertible for $450
Certain brands command a following and a respect due to a long and illustrious history and/or consumer confidence in the quality of the products. Audi is one such company, so owning an Audi convertible is something many people can only dream of. That dream may become reality thanks to the Mini Runner, an Audi convertible that won't break the bank. Read More
The exhibition halls at Messe Frankfurt are a fertile hunting ground for lovers of concept cars at this time of year, as automakers unveil vehicles that give a glimpse of possible future design directions, technologies that might be integrated into forthcoming production models, or pure flights of fancy. This year proved no different, with vehicles big and small, practical and absurd, strutting their stuff on the Frankfurt stage. Read More
Audi Nanuk Quattro Crossover super coupe
Straight-lining dirt roads at 170 mph, fishtailing into mountain switchbacks, then rolling up to dinner in the sportiest, sexiest car in the lot – that's the type of Saturday afternoon that will be possible if the new Audi Nanuk Quattro Concept ever hits production. Then on Sunday you can blow away your buddies at the race track. The second example in a rising trend, the Nanuk is an off-road-ready supercar. Read More
Audi Sport Quattro Concept to debut at Frankfurt Motor Show
Audi will commemorate the 30th anniversary of its Sport Quattro by unveiling the Audi Sport Quattro Concept at the Frankfurt Motor Show this month. With an emphasis on lightweight construction, the plug-in hybrid-concept combines a four-liter, twin-turbo V8 with a 110 kW electric motor to achieve acceleration of 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 3.7 seconds and a top speed of 305 km/h (189 mph). Read More
Audi adds 4G connectivity to the A3
Earlier this year, GM announced a plan to integrate 4G connectivity hardware into a majority of its four-brand line, starting in the 2015 model year. It appears Audi will beat it to the punch, though the German automaker's plan isn't quite as ambitious. Audi has started integrating 4G connectivity into the A3 line. Read More
Audi turns to sequential lighting indicators
An obvious improvement on the retractable semaphore devices used on some cars in the first half of last century, turn signals have remained largely unchanged since being patented in 1938 and subsequently adopted by automotive manufacturers. But Audi is claiming to have improved the humble turn signal by using a sequence of lights to indicate the intended turn direction. Read More
Audi A3 gets augmented reality owner's manual app
You're sitting at the side of the road on a blazing summer day watching your Audi's dashboard blink like a casino floor. The last thing you want to do is thumb frantically through the grease-covered manual in your glove compartment to try and figure out what's wrong. Instead, you could pull out your smartphone and use the new Audi eKurzinfo augmented reality app to get more information. Read More
Test drive: Audi R8 V10 plus
Honda had already proved you could build a so-called "everyday supercar" in the NSX. Fifteen years later, Audi set off down the same route with its efforts resulting in the introduction of the R8 in 2006. Leveraging its Lambo connection, the company dropped a retuned Gallardo V10 into the R8 bodyshell for model year 2009. MY13 brought a model overhaul with the arrival of the faster, lighter R8 V10 plus, which we had the pleasure of putting through its paces. Read More
We've heard about cars that can park themselves, but such technology brings up a relevant question: how will such cars handle paid parking lots? Sure, you could drop them off after picking up your parking ticket, but Audi has a better idea. Its "Audi connect wireless payment" system, which is undergoing trials now, allows for two-way payment communications between car and parking facility. Read More
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Arcadja Auctions >Auction Houses >F >Fieldings Auctioneers Limited
Fieldings Auctioneers Limited
Mill Race Lane, Stourbridge, UK
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Horace Beevor Love - Portrait Of J.b.crome
Original -683
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Lot 683 HORATIO BEEVOR LOVE (fl. 1800-1813) Pencil and watercolour portrait of J.B.Crome, seated gentleman in an elbow chair, unsigne, labelled on verso with extract from Benezit, cutting and inscription, ex Parker Gallery London, 20 cm x 16 cm,framed, ILLUSTRATEDNB - The artist was born in Norwich where he exhibited and listed as a portrait painter at Pottersgate, Norwich. Among his other sitters were John Sell Cotman and James Stark. Examples of his work are in the National Portrait Gallery, Victoria and Albert Museum.
Willard Wigan - A Young Girl Worked From The Head Of A Cocktail Stick
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Willard Wigan - (Bn 1957) - A hand carved sculptural figure of a young girl worked from the head of a cocktail stick, height 5mm, mounted to a supporting bar and contained within a glazed box frame, signed to the mount. Willard Wigan MBE is a sculptor from Birmingham who makes microscopic art. Many of his minute sculptures are created in the eye of a needle or placed on the head of a pin. Work can be as small as 0.005mm (0.0002in) and some of his most recent works do not exceed the size of a human blood cell. In July 2007 Willard Wigan was honoured by HRH the Prince of Wales with an MBE for his services to art.
British School - An Industrial Landscape
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19TH CENTURY ENGLISH SCHOOL - Two watercolours; one an un-signed study of a boat moored at a quayside, bearing the remnants of a paper label verso titled 'The Thames At Fulham', framed, 22cm by 30cm and the other indistinctly signed study of an industrial landscape, possibly Coalbrookdale, framed, 24cm by 16cm. (2)
Arthur Wardle - The Bone Of Contention
Original 1888465
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ARTHUR WARDLE (1864 - 1949) - Oil on canvas titled The Bone of Contention, depicting a sulphur crested cockatoo, perched on a twin cup feeder bird stand, with Jack Russell, Collie and King Charles spaniel in attendance, titled to mount, signed and dated 88, 106 cm x 64 cm, framed
Anonymous - Dodspatruljen
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A collection of 1950s and 1960s film posters to include The Savage Innocents, Luftens, Dodspatruljen, David Niven in The Silken Affair, Hidden Guns, Thunderbirds by H Yates, The Horizontal Lieutenant, Shake Hands With The Devil, A Town Called Bastard, Ride a Violent Mile and another later Hope and Glory. (11)


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As predicted, cost projections were a bit too rosy. The real cost, says Hillsbororough Area Regional Transit officials, will be much higher.
NoTaxForTracks.com has continuously pointed to the huge costs and record of cost overruns associated with rail projects and already the evidence with this rail tax is in: (From the St Pete Times today:)
Projections by the county's Metropolitan Planning Organization put the construction costs for a new light rail system — the figure commissioners considered — at $70 million per mile.
Now, Hilllsborough Area Regional Transit officials say the cost likely will be $85 million to $120 million per mile, based on an analysis issued two weeks ago that doesn't consider inflation.
"I think that's a consistent pattern and it's occurred in city after city," said Martin Wachs, who supervises transportation research at Rand Corp., a nonpartisan, nonprofit think tank.
Past history is a much better indication of reality than the rosy, overly optimistic assumptions and predictions from those who are in support of this initiative.
Phoenix: Mayor told voters cost would be $500 million, actual cost is $1.4 Billion and with $240 million deficit to close added a 2% tax on food and groceries in April, a portion of that money to keep rail operating (after cutting bus and rail svcs) Also, University of Phoenix bought tens of thousands of passes and free rides are given to students who pay for them thru their tuition (many paid for by parents or tax subsidized loans or grants). Those "free" rides are included in their ridership numbers.
Phoenix is rated one of the 15 most bankrupted cities according to BusinessInsider.com: http://www.businessinsider.com/americas-most-bankrupt-cities-2010-4
Charlotte: Charlotte had cost overruns of over 100%, first leg cost $48 million per mile, to build out will now cost $101 million per mile and they have raised fares and delayed build out they promised voters due to declining revenues. Regarding their transit oriented development, Charlotte taxpayers subsidize the rail, subsidized the developers and subsidized some of the residents to entice them to move into high density housing by waiving their property taxes for 5 or more years. And their rail ridership includes 4000 previous bus riders who simply moved over to higher taxpayer subsidized rail.
Stop the Boondoggle BEFORE it starts!