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Selling poppies in town today?
The poppies my child are flowers of love
For the men who marched away.
But why have they chosen a poppy mommy
Why not a beautiful rose?
Because, my child, men fought and died,
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Why are the poppies so red?
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Why does it have to be so black?
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Radiohead vs. The HolliesSeptember 16th, 2009 by Keith
29 Responses to "Radiohead vs. The Hollies"
these sound nothing alike. one uses chords while the other is individual notes. the singing isnt similar at all. nice try
Bob Spreen Reply:
August 6th, 2010 at 4:06 pm
Listen, *really listen* to both of them. The similarities are obvious.
Damen Stephens Reply:
December 18th, 2011 at 7:17 am
You are Tone Deaf squishfac3 … so much so that your license to even LISTEN to music should be revoked IMMEDIATELY !!
From Wiki: "Radiohead gives songwriting credit to Hammond and Hazelwood in the liner notes for the album Pablo Honey for the song Creep."
If you can't hear the similarity, you're probably not listening to the right parts of the 2 songs. After the last chorus in Creep, he sings a melody which is identical to the melody used in the verses of the Hollies song.
Brandi Carlile's "Follow" (2005) also sounds a lot like this song.
Yoko Ono also sounds like the moan of a dying cat.
"Yoko Ono also sounds like the moan of a dying cat."
Only when she wants to.
Always thought these two were similar. I wouldn't call it a rip off, per se, but "Creep" is undeniably influenced by "The Air That I Breath". No big deal, that's how a lot of hits are written: take what people already know and like then put your stamp on it. It's not even new: How many 60′s songs are "Wild Thing" with different lyrics?
This part of "Creep" is closer to the Hollies song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFkzRNyygfk#t=2m23s
Radiohead was actually sued by the Hollies' songwriter(s), successfully, and they now share credit and royalties "Creep," according to this website:
"The resulting lawsuit saw royalties and co-authorship granted to Albert Hammond and Mike Hazelwood, who wrote the Hollies song."
This reference may be a bit soft, but I've heard this from several other sources too (which I now cannot find). I'm sure Radiohead's management works very hard to keep actual facts about this lawsuit off the web.
Keith Reply:
April 2nd, 2010 at 10:06 pm
Cool. Thanks for the link!
dxman Reply:
August 6th, 2010 at 6:17 pm
Radiohead wasn't sued. They just knew the similarities and credited the original songwriters.
Mark Adams Reply:
November 23rd, 2013 at 10:11 am
How petty can someone be, suing over a chord progression? In the jazz world, what is possibly the most common progression is I-vi-ii-V-I, known as the 'Rhythm changes' because it comes from I Got Rhythm by George Gershwin. Composers such as Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker and Thelonious Monk all used it because V (the dominant) clearly leads on to I and ii is the dominant of V, with vi being the dominant of ii (secondary dominants), making this a logical progression.
A chord progression can be used in such different contexts. There are also plenty of four chord songs, the progression to Sweet Home Alabama is also a common one and would anyone try suing over the use of 12-bar blues, or any other kind of blues, even if it is their own variant?
radiohead "karma police"/ beatles "sexy sadie" (white album)
killing joke "eighties"/ nirvana "come as you are"
led zeppelin " travelling riverside blues"/ stone temple pilots "interstate love song" ( IMO, even the titles are similar.)
Keith Reply:
August 31st, 2010 at 3:40 am
Your first two suggestions are already on the site. I'll check out the third though.
well all you doubters i walked into my local co-op the other day and the radio was on (you know the piped through the shop one) and being a bit of a radiohead fan i thought "oh theres creep on" i admit as i was looking for stuff in the shop i was only half listening but when the guy started singing i thought "hold up whats this" now i knew the song name but wasnt quite sure it was the hollies and i remember thinking to myself how have i never noticed that they sound so similar. i thought id go online today and see if i could find the written music to see how similar it was and lo and behold i find this site with other people saying the same thing (woo hoo im not going insane) i play guitar and there is definatley some of the same chords in both songs and to whoever wrote chords and notes different things and all that well a chord is a collection of notes played to produce a certain sound ie a C or an F which is in itself a NOTE ya follow? as Bob Spreen says LISTEN to it the notes and the chords on both and you will see the light my friens as for the singing i agree that IS different but thats not what we're all saying its the music that sounds the same ok folks thanks for listening rant over byeeeee
Keith Reply:
October 6th, 2010 at 4:11 pm
Glad you found the site. This is exactly why it's here!
Originality is nothing but judicious imitation. The most original writers borrowed one from another. (Voltaire)
another one thatll fit these 2(released in 2010) is Vasco Rossi "ad ogni costo"
Keith Reply:
January 18th, 2012 at 4:17 am
Nice. Although I think this is actually a cover (with a slightly different title). Here's an article about the song. It's in Italian so you'll have to translate it (Google Chrome does it for you)
For all of the people out there saying that the two are nothing alike… listen to the Hollies clip above again, only DO NOT try to compare it to the clip right under… just replace (in your mind) the words he sings with "sheeeeeeee's Running all alooooooooooone" and you will hear.
Keith Reply:
July 3rd, 2012 at 6:57 pm
Thanks Cosine. I just added that sample to the list.
Radiohead is still better and the song has a completely different meaning. Different enough for me.
When I heard the Hollies song on the radio I thought "wait a minute… this is the same melody as Creep!" Everyone who doesn't hear the similarities, just listen to the acoustic version of 'creep', (released on the EP "My iron lung") then you must hear it, it's very much the same melodie, both chords and singing!
The first time I heard Creep in '92 or 93 I thought "where have I heard this before; something from riding around in my parents' station wagon in the 70′s". (I am too old to rock & roll…..). After about a year of driving myself crazy each time I heard it, I saw a late-night ad for a 70′s hits compilation with the Hollies original version and the mystery in my head was solved. If you have any sense of melody, you will recognize the sincerest flattery right away, especially if you know the original. Both are great songs, though, and the Radiohead interpretation is sublime and sans fromage compared to the Hollies'.
Is it any wonder why Thom Yorke ended up hating Creep? It was 'cus of The Hollies taking action against him for the song because of the similarities between them that not everyone can hear. Not to mention the song was making them a "One hit wonder" band which Thom didn't want at all.
I feel more sorry for Thom than The Hollies.
Creep is a total ripoff of The Hollies track, but then Radiohead are a very derivative band. I've known the boys since school, long before they were called Radiohead or On A Friday, and they have always "borrowed" their "songs".
radiohead went on to cover "nobody does it better" by carly simon. I'm not sure if they started playing that song in response to the hollies lawsuit, since they have they same chord progression but in another key, or if the carly simon song inspired creep by radiohead which the hollies ended up suing radiohead over. kinda funny. look up the nobody does it better cover. same exact chords as creep.


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um, isn't the major draws of the appletv is the fact that you don't need a "professional" to install? while there are several functions apple could add to the device to make it more functional, to say it is inferior because you don't have an installer to call when things go south is reaching. last, when doing a review (and certainly a product comparison) it's a good idea to include a smidgen of pricing info. if it's not available, it's ok to say it.
Hi Anon, the cost of the dock is $400 and the reason why I wrote it up is that not everyone wants to spend a weekend setting up an AppleTV or media server type of product.
As I mentioned the benefit is that an installer handles the install and the back end support.
AppleTV is a great product, but as even the most diehard Apple supporter will tell you it's limited in what it can do.
The PSX-2 with URC's remotes, especially the MX-6000 is much more state of the art than any DIY product that's on the market.
The PSX-2's two-way feedback, customizable programming options complement URC's remotes in a way that no product can.
The PSX-2 is indeed a breakthrough product. Full On-Screen GUI with very nice IR code library for direct access to each letter, playlist, artist, shuffle, etc.
THe on screen menu makes this work with any type of system, from simple to complex. Component video output for video playback of your iPod Video files, and internet connection for connecting to your home network and audio files.
It is a very cool piece, and retails for $399.
This device, just like every other iPod dock, will not allow you to view photos that are stored on the iPod. Additionally, you can't store hi-def content from the iTunes store on an iPod, so no hi-def playback of iTunes purchased content. Lastly, none of these after-market docks and devices can properly handle "smart playlists" made in iTunes and they also don't update many of the iPod stats like "skip count", "play count", etc. which many iTunes users take advantage of. The Apple TV will support all of these features, has an unrivaled user interface and is cheap. I like the convenience of rs-232 control, etc. as much as the next custom a/v geek, but I don't think there is anything out there yet that comes close to the Apple TV for a customer that uses iTunes to manage their media library.
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so spend over a thousand bucks (device, remote, installer) to get a device that isn't even as functional as an appletv?
it hardly takes a weekend to setup an appletv…
Apple TV killer? Give me a break. How much did URC pay you to post this advertisement which is just basically a rewritten press release?
Have any of you tried the product. Have you visited an authorized dealer?
Think of it this way: When your car needs a grease, oil and filter, do you go to the store, buy the oil and filter and crawl under the car and do it yourself? Probably not. How about The brakes, do you buy your pads, turn the rotors and install the new brakes?
That's highly unlikely.
Visiting an installer is no different than a mechanic. Most people don't tinker with their electronics or their cars.
Enthusiasts are a different matter however.
Keep that in mind. This is a cool product. Go visit a dealer and see for yourself before you condemn a product you've likely never seen in person.
quote:"not everyone wants to spend a weekend setting up an AppleTV"
Bob, if it took you a weekend to setup the appletv, then yes, you should definitely hire and installer… and get out of the tech business entirely. i am all for bringing in the pros to help with the complicated stuff, or change my brake pads/rotors as you allude. but the point i tried to make in the original post is that the appletv is so simple, by design, that just about anyone can plug it in and go. no installer necessary. that is a major plus for lots of consumers, and not just the diy "enthusiasts".
Hi Anon, I understand your point about the time and money factors involved with AppleTV and some other products. In my house we own multiple iPhones, Macs and iPods, I know what owning Apple products is all about.
My point with this URC product is that it is very cool and when it's combined with one of the company's remotes like the MX-6000 or MX-980 it' offers users a really nice combination that not only controls an entire system, but it also provides state-of-the-art networking capabilities with features that aren't available to the mass market, which include content streaming, customized playlists, RSS feeds, etc.
Not everyone wants to devote time to set up an electronics component and they are willing to pay a professional to perform those duties.
The DIY'ers shouldn't dismiss a product like this simply because they don't have access to a limited distribution like like URC's custom products.
I work for an integrator and I've installed and programmed a few of these docks. They give you so much more functionality than any othe dock on the market. When paired with the MX-6000 it gives you complete control over your system. You don't even need a television to control your music collection. The on-screen 2-way feedback will allow you to walk throughout your house and control your music collection. A slick remote for zoned audio w/out paying the price for Crestron or AMX. Only downside is the limited amount of IP devices you can control. Universal needs to allow integrators to write their own drivers for ultimate customization. Pronto has a one-up on them until they give us that feature.
Apple TV killer? It depends what kind of Apple TV you have. It 'might' better a stock ATV but not a hacked one. Have you seen what a hacked ATV can do running XBMC or some other interface? Just Google XBMC and check out the interface and what it can do running on ATV. It's without a doubt the best thing I have purchased for my home theater. Sure you need some sort of technical know-how to set it up, but it's not by any means difficult. Plus the PSX-2 is only a music server, from what I've read about it, so no video. Who wants to spend $400 on a dock and $1500 on a remote when you can get a hacked ATV on ebay for $200-250. I'll get off the soap box for now but I just don't get it.
i guess i'm not being clear enough - the PSX-2, whatever the features (and they do sound nice), requires a professional install. The appletv does not. that point alone separates the two by miles for most consumers. so to compare the two is just wrong.
and while a percentage of consumers don't want deal with the hassles of setting up their a/v equipment, i don't think the atv falls into that category. if you have a tv and a networked computer already in your home, the atv should require about 15 mins to install. so again, using the atv in your argument to sell the PSX-2 is off base.
i have no problems with installers. they serve a much-needed function. i am merely pointing out that the atv is not a difficult component to setup and therefore a poor choice to use in this comparison.
An AppleTV killer would have to be a product that provides similar functionality or better at a similar or better price.
Does this device stream iTunes movies and tv shows? I don't see that in the press release… this is the main selling point of the AppleTV.
Not sure why you are comparing this to AppleTV? Also… with a recommended remote + installation it is many times more expensive… many many times more expensive.
This is a nice doc, but not an AppleTV killer.
It does stream video. It networks with your itunes account or windows media server. It has a component video output so you can show high def content. The key to this unit is that it is a dock. So you can take any ipod an instantly get all your media including videos. However, for the money I personally would buy an Apple TV . You can hack an Apple TV and add Boxee. Much like what Marc said it will add IPTV to the functionality. You can get Hulu, YouTube, and many more feeds directly to a pretty user interface using an Apple TV. This basically gives you on-demand television for free! Once the popularity of this grows demand for cable and satellite will go down. If you havn't I highly suggest checking out Boxee http://www.boxee.tv/. Then add this feature to your Apple TV.
As many others have said (except those being paid to push this product), the PSX-2 is unfortunately not a true media server and more of a glorified jukebox with a great remote for a significantly prohibitive cost.
The AppleTV running XBMC or Boxee makes the PSX-2 look like 5-10 year old technology. The AppleTV literally takes 15 minutes to setup to your home network and wirelessly streams ALL media - TV shows, movies, photos, music, podcasts to your HD TV. You can also use your iPhone as a remote for the AppleTV and Boxee interfaces. Also XBMC and Boxee plays almost every single codec so ANY video source will work excellent. And if you don't know your way around a home network, you can just plug in a USB drive with media to the AppleTV and start enjoying. I have personally used XBMC since 2004 and prefer it to Boxee. The AppleTV is not perfect and does have a few drawbacks - for example slower processor speed so it cannot do a true 1080 HD.
It's just embarrassing and ignorant to try and compare these two products - actually if the AppleTV wasn't mentioned in the "review", the PSX-2 may look like a better product in a different category. And yes, I do change my own oil and brakes.
Hi J Xibalba have you actually visited an authorized dealer to try the dock.
How do you know how it compares.
I would suggest if you are going to make wild claims like we are getting paid to promote this product you should do your homework and that starts by visiting a URC dealer.
It is a comparable product because they are both capable of streaming content from iTunes, which includes video.
At the rate of who's going to do 1080p first I wouldn't count out URC doing it first. To Apple the home entertainment category is a small piece of their product/revenue puzzle. They are much more concerned with new generations of iPhones, iPods and its core business of computers.
URC could easily bring to market 1080p with this product before Apple decides to get into a true media server.
I have no inside knowledge of this and I am not paid like you think. I know however that URC is a consumer electronics company that makes products for an authorized dealer network, as well as for its OEM and retail partners.
It is not a computer company making retail electronics products like Apple.
Apple TV is just another skew for Apple until they decide to dedicate more resources to the residential market.
Finally the URC combination of the MX-6000 and PSX-2 is way beyond what any DIY'er could cobble together. I suppose however you probably don't know that because you've never visited a URC dealer.
Regarding Mr. Archer - Thanks for your honesty regarding compensation on this product.
No, I have not visited a URC dealer and do not plan to - according to your review and the company's material the PSX-2 offers me significantly less of a media experience than my AppleTV running XBMC and at a much higher price. The PSX-2 does not offer HDMI and has no digital audio out - the AppleTV does. I can watch almost any video regardless of codec on XBMC via the AppleTV, the PSX-2 only will stream the proprietary codec via iTunes. It also does not appear that I would be able to view a photo slideshow while listening to my music using the PSX-2. I cannot view the weather or watch TV shows via Hulu, CNN, ABC, and other providers like I can with Boxee on the AppleTV.
The PSX-2 only provides music playback control via an iPod or streaming from iTunes and thus regardless of the product or interface, the PSX-2 would leave me severely deficient of true multi-media entertainment - unlike my current AppleTV experience. Your article will save me the time I would waste by visiting a URC dealer. And I am not sure why you talked about URC vs Apple and future product releases when your article compares the PSX-2 and the AppleTV and is interestingly titled, "URC's PSX-2 IS AppleTV Killer." A product cannot "kill" another without at least having somewhat similar features or capabilities - and just streaming iTunes alone is not sufficient.
J Xibalba I want to emphasize that no I am not paid by URC, but I have seen the product and I found it to be a really compelling product.
Just for your information I am in the process of reviewing the product and I am still learning the software for the programming of the MX-6000.
You are also missing the point of the product. When installed with the MX-6000 the devices can as I've stated before be set up with RSS feeds for weather, news, sports, local traffic etc.
The MX-6000 can also be set up in conjunction with your cable or statellite box's DVR functions to do everything you state at whatever resolution the native broadcast is.
That means it can do everything you just mentioned legally without the hassle of worrying about unstable firmware upgrades, and Wi-Fi and IR control (The 6000 does IR and RF and RF is much more stable as a control protocol Wi-Fi).
I'll say it once again, an A/V hobbyist should not dismiss this product because they can't find it for some discount price on the Internet. This is a really nice combination and you don't have to search around for XBMC, Boxee, Mac the Ripper, Handbrake or anything else. There is no cobbling a system together URC and the installer have done that for you.
The installer does it all for much less than an AMX or Crestron system.
Archer - thanks for the excellent reply - it does appear that there can be more accomplished with the PSX-2 by using the MX-6000 remote (which does add an extra $1,000 to the system). I am not trying to be a jerk and am sorry to come off that way, but I think the issue is what myself and others have posted about - this product and the AppleTV overlap only ever so slightly from both product features and intended market points of view. I believe that those looking for a home multi-media interface product would not be comparing the AppleTV ($230) to this URC setup ($1,400). But, of course, with this being electronic house magazine, then obviously the reader base would be more affluent than the average consumer.
Also, I was unable to determine if this product could actually interface with the iTunes store and purchase TV shows, muvies, music, etc for viewing like the AppleTV can or if you would have to buy from your PC and then stream via the URC setup. Thoughts?
To each their own…but for me, URC does not offer the features or capabilities that the AppleTV provides.
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For the fourth straight year, UC Irvine is listed among America's top 10 "Coolest Schools." No, that's not due to an overabundance of mustaches, craft brews and aviator frames on campus. This particular honor comes from the Sierra Club, which ranks UCI third on its seventh annual list of the nation ... More >>
Southern California Edison has sent a letter to a Latino advocacy organization demanding that a video linked to a rooftop solar campaign be taken down from its website and YouTube. Presente.org, which is actually a coalition of groups that include The Other 98%, has responded by saying it refuses " ... More >>
If there's anything sad about the fact that the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) will never reopen--other than the prospect of those giant concrete boobies someday being dismantled--it's the 600 pink slips that went out Monday to employees at the aging nuclear power plant, and the fact ... More >>
In yet another major setback for the scandal-plagued San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS), the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board (ASLB) has ruled that the power plant may not open without a full public review. In doing so, the panel of federal judges granted a petition filed by the enviro ... More >>
Southern California Edison (SCE), which operates the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS), has apparently acknowledged for the first time that it may have no choice but to shutter the aging plant later this year. SCE is hoping that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) will approve its ... More >>
If Poseidon Resources Inc. hopes to have its yet-to-be built Huntington Beach desalination rig online by 2017, it must answer several tough questions about its viability. That was the basic gist of a California Coastal Commission letter sent to company Vice President Scott Maloni last Monday. The si ... More >>
Media Matters for America, the progressive watchdog counterpart to Accuracy in Media, takes issue with an Orange County Register editorial that uses the financial woes of nearly dead electric car company Fisker Automotive to argue against government investment in green technology: "Despite the incre ... More >>
The anti-nuke activist has spent years fighting the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station. Now, the impossible is on his horizon: its permanent shutdown
See the breaking news update at the end of this post on the Coastal Commission's denial of PG&E's seismic studies proposal and foe Surfrider's reaction.ORIGINAL POST, NOV. 13, 12:02 P.M.: As the Coastal Commission considers Pacific Gas & Electric's Fukushima-inspired plan to fire underwater ... More >>
Southern California Edison overlord Edison International reports it has lost more than $300 million since its two reactors at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station went down last winter.So far.
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UPDATE, MAY 21, 5:23 P.M.: The energy director of a Washington, D.C.-based consumer advocacy group calls Gregory Jaczko's resignation as chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) "a terrifying example of industries trying to wreak havoc on those who regulate them-and winning.""Jaczko sou ... More >>
Signatures can be collected for a state voter initiative that would effectively shut down San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station.California's only other operating nuclear power plant in Diablo Canyon would also be mothballed should such a measure pass.Ben Davis Jr., the Santa Cruz activist who fo ... More >>
Conservationists are not out of the woods (or watershed) yet, but they believe victory is near in a long battle to stop a dam and hydroelectric project proposed in Cleveland National Forest.The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) last week dismissed the Lake Elsinore Advanced Pumped S ... More >>
UPDATE, MAY 26, 8:33 A.M.: Talk about taking the wind out of your sails.An official of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) informed attendees of the Windpower 2011 Convention & Exhibition at the Anaheim Convention Center that a process begins next year to formally reg ... More >>
WikipediaSan Onofre Nuclear Generating StationThe waters off the coast of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) are being considered for a massive renewable, green-energy science experiment. The group that was granted permission by the federal energy regulators hopes to one day build ... More >>
One of the terrible ironies of the unfolding nuclear crisis in Japan is that two of the reactors that are overheating weren't even turned on when the earthquake and tsunami occurred. What sparked their meltdowns weren't the reactors, which were cool, but rather the toxic waste being stored next t ... More >>
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An anti-tax group and a coalition of businesses quietly led by Texas oil companies have launched a signature drive for a November ballot initiative that would suspend California's pioneering law to combat global warming.Meanwhile, a Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E)-bankrolled measure that cons ... More >>
The Orange County Register's Teri Sforza has a fascinating post today that answers the question "Will California be frozen out of Obama's nuclear future?" this way: definitely yes in the short term, possibly no in the long term.
For those on both sides of the debate over whether to fire up the Unit 2 reactor at San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS), last week was a roller coaster.
Pretty!The serious reconsideration of expanded nuclear power amid our uncertain energy future can mean only one thing: the resumption of serious protests against expanded nuclear power. With the San Onofre Nuclear Generation Station (SONGS) so close, and a public workshop and hearing about the pl ... More >>
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Israeli terrorists have caused significant damage to a power plant in Palestine, insured by the U.S. government for up to $48 million dollars. READ THE STORY ON ALJAZEERA.COM Tony Snow, White House Chief of Verbal Diarrhea, previously described Israel's current assault on the Palestinians as legi ... More >>
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San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station is running out of steam. But Edison has a crazy plan to save it.
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by Edison!
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Nuclear power gets a second look
How Edison convinced you that deregulation reform was a bad idea
One ratepayers plea for government assistance
Utilities generate more hysteria than power
How the Reg helped screw up Californias power industry
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Radiation is good for youjust ask a scientist!
Bad news on the first anniversary of energy deregulation: you're still getting screwed
Davis stays mum on Ward Valley question
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With the Non-Aligned Movement meeting this week in Tehran, Veterans For Peace is urging the organization of 120 nations not formally allied with any major power bloc to take steps to deter the Israeli-American threats of war against Iran over its nuclear enrichment program.
Obama Administration
An Israeli October Surprise for Obama?
Special Report: A pressing foreign policy question of the U.S. presidential race is whether Israel might exploit this politically delicate time to bomb Iran's nuclear sites and force President Obama to join the attack or face defeat at the polls, a predicament with similarities to one President Carter faced in 1980, writes Robert Parry.
Israel's Robust Debate on Iran Threat
For decades, the debate about Israeli security has been far more robust in Israel than in the United States. The same holds true today as Israeli opposition leader Shaul Mofaz challenges the government's bellicose rhetoric on Iran while U.S. politicians and pundits pander or stay silent, notes ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar.
Israel's Power Play on Obama
Israel's latest saber-rattling over Iran's nuclear program may be a pre-election strategy to coerce President Obama into a firm commitment that, if he's re-elected and if Iran doesn't destroy its own nuclear "capability," he will authorize a U.S. military strike next year, writes Gareth Porter for Inter Press Service.
Would US Intervention Help Syria?
Political pressure is building on the Obama administration to intervene in Syria's civil war on the side of the anti-government rebels, but an escalation of the violence might only prolong the conflict and prevent serious national reconciliation, say Flynt and Hillary Mann Leverett at RaceForIran.com.
A New Egyptian Government Rises
Egypt's moderate Islamist president, Mohamed Morsi, is picking his way through hot political coals as a new governing system rises from the embers of the old. But his ad hoc constitutionalism is not unprecedented; indeed, it is how the United States was forged, notes ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar.
The Impulse to Intervene
The invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq – followed by failed nation-building – may have taught the U.S. government a few lessons in humility, but the temptation to intervene in crises around the world remains strong, with recent examples in Syria and South Sudan, notes the Independent Institute's Ivan Eland.
Ryan Pick Leaves Global Void
In picking House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan for the vice presidential slot, Mitt Romney signaled a disinterest in filling his own gap in foreign policy experience – as well as a likely avoidance of international affairs as a major topic in the presidential race, observes ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar.
Romney-Ryan Bet on 'Greedy Geezers'
Exclusive: Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan were quick to assure U.S. seniors that they will be grandfathered in to today's Medicare – even if younger Americans get stuck with an inferior system – a bet that the selfishness of "greedy geezers" will grease the way to a Republican victory, writes Robert Parry.
Olympic Ideals and Reality of War
The Olympic ideal of replacing armed conflict with athletic competition has fallen to the pressures of nationalism and money. Now, the Olympics are celebrated even as nations continue the killing and plan for more, Danny Schechter writes from Johannesburg.


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Taos House Rental Photos and Description
House, 1 Bedroom w/KING bed + Convertible QUEEN sofabed, 1 Bath, (Sleeps 2-4)
You will love it here! Casa Montoya is a very romantic, charming adobe vacation rental house 3 blocks from historic Taos Plaza. The tall cottonwood trees in the backyard keep the house cool in summer and provide a graceful backdrop for the private hot tub. If it's too hot, we have a new A.C. Watch the stars in the private hot tub - there's a tall fence surrounding it.
The high-end furniture, including a KING bed guests rave about, is a suave mixing of old country charm and sophisticated comfortable furnishings designed by an award-winning designer from Paris. Cook a great meal in the big kitchen which is fully equipped, and let the dishwasher do the dishes - or walk to the wonderful restaurants nearby. The bathroom (tub and shower) has Mexican tile and hand-painted sink. The floors in the house are wood and Saltillo tile and the ceilings are wood. You'll sleep well in the King bed in the bedroom with four big pillows and three small ones. For more than two guests, there's a Queen sofa bed in the living room. The brick patio is for outdoor eating or relaxing in summertime. The gas BBQ grill is easy to use.
You can enjoy a romantic weekend or longer vacation and delight in all the amenities of home in this 'magical, enchanting abode' (words of a guest.) There's a small casita in the back of the property which I sometimes rent out, but so far only fabulous people have been drawn to this property on Montoya Street.
And Ahhhh. A massage feels good anytime, but it's especially good after a day on the slopes. My friend Christina is a licensed massage therapist, one of the best in Taos County. It's $70 for a one-hour massage and Christina will bring her massage table so you don't even have to leave Casa Montoya. Just enjoy the massage, then take a snooze in your bed.
Bring your laptop: we have DSL and wireless internet connection. If your favorite TV show is on while you'll be gone, just record it. We have DirecTV with TiVo. VCR & DVD player, CD & stereo, dishwasher, gas grill, humidifier, yoga mat, 8 & 10 lb. weights. Cooking utensils, linens, towels, and firewood provided. There's a water filter on the kitchen faucet for pure drinking water (Taos water tastes unpleasant.) The laundry room has a washer and dryer and laundry detergent is supplied.
This is a non-smoking rental. Pets are welcome, but there is an additional pet fee.
Please note that taxes ARE included. The 2.7% is an admin fee if you use the BOOK IT NOW button. If you prefer to use a check, do not hit the BOOK IT NOW button. Also, there's a $250 security deposit ONLY IF YOU BRING A DOG so if you're bringing your dog, I'll ask you to send me a check for $250 which I'll hold until inspection on the day of departure and then shred it. Not to worry, we've never had a problem.
If you want a larger place that's about the same price as Casa Montoya, check out my daughter Winton's Casa Paloma. It has 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and you'll love Winton's sweet energy. Go to www.vrbo.com/262087.
Considered 'sacred' by many of the residents, Taos Mountain is a world-class ski resort. Taos has a rich history and cultural heritage, with numerous galleries, museums and festivals you can walk to from Casa Montoya. You'll love this place - only fabulous people have stayed here!
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- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Ellen Wood
My wonderful, beautiful daughter Winton has been managing Casa Montoya and Casita Montoya for me for quite a few years now - but it's time for her to move on so at this time I'm managing them myself. Since 2007 I've been writing and giving inspirational talks (about growing younger!) and I'm currently writing my second book. My website is www.howtogrowyounger.com. Can I brag a little? My audio book, 'Think and Grow Young - Powerful Steps to Create a Life of Joy' won the 2011 gold Nautilus Award and I am blessed with four children, two stepchildren, two foster daughters, 13 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. And for you, I'll do my best to make sure the rentals are well stocked and super clean.
Ellen Wood purchased this house in 2004
Why Ellen Wood chose Taos
There's no place more magical or inspiring than Taos! I live 35 miles north of Taos in the boonies but I get to Taos at least once a week - usually to babysit Winton's two precious little girls and go to the supermarket.
What makes this house unique
In the summer it's always cool and toasty warm in winter!
Guestbook comments from the owner
(from an e-mail sent 5/3/06)
Dee and I forgot to write anything in your little red book but we had a wonderful time and staying in Casa Montoya was extremly very pleasurable. Staying at Casa Montoya versus "suite" hotel is a no brainer.. Casa Montoya is far more relaxing..
We did recommend you to a couple that we met at the Apple Tree at dinner on Saturday..They had never heard of the idea of staying in a house but liked it and we gave them the web site and Casa Montoya name.. Hope they stay as they were nice people.
Best of luck and we will be back..


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TOLEDO, Ohio – The grandson of an Ohio man who founded a hot dog eatery made famous on the TV series "M-A-S-H" has been acquitted of stealing close to a quarter-million dollars from the company.
Jurors in Toledo took only an hour Thursday to come back with not guilty verdicts in favor of Tony Packo III and a company controller.
Prosecutors accused the pair of working together to steal from the restaurant chain. Defense attorneys say the charges stemmed from a family feud over control of the restaurant.
Actor Jamie Farr made Tony Packo's famous in the 1970s when he portrayed a homesick U.S. soldier in the Korean War who longed for Packo's hot dogs.
The restaurant chain was sold this year after a yearlong battle over ownership.


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A young couple adopts a 7-year-old boy with a penchant for destruction. Unfunny comedy with a predictable sappy ending!
The little adopted demon from the first installment teams up with his female counterpart to stop his father from marrying an unsuitable woman. Actually worse than the original!
Trailer for Problem Child.
John Ritter, Amy Yasbeck and Jack Warden star in this hilarious comedy with an offbeat sense of humor. Good-natured Ben Healy (John Ritter) and his social-climbing wife Flo (Amy Yasbeck) adopt seven-year-old Junior (Michael Oliver) to help brighten their lives. But Junior soon turns an ordinary camping trip, an innocent birthday party and even a little league baseball game into full-scale comic nightmares. Thinking all his new son needs is some loving attention, Ben puts up with Junior's mishaps but only to a point. Just as he's ready to take drastic action, Ben realizes that beneath the little monster lurks an angel craving affection in this satire on the trials of modern-day family life.
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Linde van Sambeek
The tree as a symbol, the tree as a centre piece of society, the tree in transformation through time, if you collect these themes you'll end up in Sambeek the home of the oldest tree of the Netherlands. In our project "Linde van Sambeek" we used the tree as a tool to get deeper in the local society of Sambeek. Through interviews with local people we were able to create a frame of reference. This project was in collaboration with Yukari Matsumoto and Stichting wereld boom and exhibited at Club Solo Breda.
Lloyd by Home
A research what Home means for Asian immigrants in the Netherlands. We interviewed young and elderly Asian people about the topic Home. The result was a serie of interviews and a workshop presented at the Lloyd Hotel Amsterdam. This research was supported by Tung Lok, Foe Ooi Leeuw, Crtv, Tea 2 choc and Stichting Stokroos. In collaboration with, Sayaka Abe, Nina Glockner, Erin Tjin A Ton, Ka Shin Jeffrey Liu, Mifuyu Neefjes (Intern)
23rd of January 2012. It's Chinese new year and 130 million migrant workers travel back to their hometown. At Xiamen Univeristy I was able to interview 48 students living far away from their home towns. I asked about their home town and what Home means for them. This resulted in a photoshoot, a catalogue, 48 Migrants of Xiamen and a exhibition at Tkk Moa in Xiamen. In collaboration with, Sayaka Abe, Manus Sweeny and Yukari Matsumoto. Supported by Nomura, Dutch Consulate and SICA
Folding bags
Main railway station Shanghai 2011, I just arrived by train and many people using homemade bags to transport their cargo. This inspired me to create a serie of folding bags, by using found materials. The outside of the bag is made out of plastics which was used to cover and to protect objects at construction sites and the inside is made out of textile, originally used in fashion or funiture found on the streets. The end result was presented at CBK Oost Amsterdam.
48 Migrants of Xiamen
Visual identity for Home-Work, a research platform focused on the influence of migration on local tradition.
Different View
A overview of the master students of Applied Arts that are studying at the Sandberg Institute in 2010-2011. Coming from all over the world the department is an international group of students with different cultural backgrounds and working in different media and crafts. Designed in collaboration with Sayaka Abe & Aliki van der Kruijs.
Power of copying
Illustrations for New urban myths and one object of
City scape
Serie of 2d textile objects presented at Power of copying in Xuzhou China.
New Urban Myths
A serie of illustration published in Verenigde Sandbergen.
Video for New Urban Myths
Publication of the Tijdelijk museum amsterdam project in Graphic magazine.
Eeuw van de stad
2009 will be remembered ast the year that for the first time in history more people are living in the city than on the country side. With this fact the Dutch broadcast company VPRO asked us to create a multi-media platform in order to combine and to archive radio and tv items about architecture and migration. The platform was designed under supervision of Sandberg instituut Amsterdam & Captain Video. And in collaboration with Femke Herregraven, Chris Lee, Katja Novitskova, Henrik van Leeuwen.
The 'Temporary Museum Amsterdam' is the parallel programme to the annual art fair Art Amsterdam, since 2006. The floor plan of this imaginary museum is the entire city and the halls are made up by Amsterdam's most prominent art institutes, like Stedelijk Museum, Foam and Appel Arts Centre. By means of design the imaginary becomes a temporal reality in an architecture that bears no walls, but establishes connections and meaning. Visitors of the art fair are provided with a free passe-partout that gives access to all 'halls' of the Temporary Museum. Each individual institute realizes extra programmes, like debates, openings, performances, guided tours, dinners and parties. Every edition an extended 'Temporary Museum guide' came along, including the programme, a map and critical articles. Under supervision of Sandberg Institute & Bureau DeVet. Design team, Annelou van Griensven, Camila Bustamante, Pinar Dermidag, Femke Herregraven, Viola Renate, Henrik van Leeuwen, Katja Novitskova, Michael Oustamanlikes, Mathias Schreiber.
Manual to dissappear
Workshop with ÅbäkeThe collective
2008, Publication
Illustration for The collective magazine,
The collective
GIF for the collective launch at Mediamatic Amsterdam, i.c.w. Luna Maurer & Roel Wouters
Publication of the TAZ project in IdN magazine
Serie of bags in collaboration with InfoBalie. Exhibited at Dutch Design Week, Eindhoven
TAZ, Installation
TAZ instalation exhibited at Dutch Design Week, Eindhoven.
One week sound-bending workshop with Med Mud in Arnhem.
Kill your darlings
Project at Streetlab, Westergas fabriek Amsterdam.
Black and White serie
Serie of 2 black and white posters, exhibited at Pakhuis de Zwijger Amsterdam.
Serie of 2 cutout posters. exhibited at Blend 60 days of space i.c.w. Harold Hofenk, Arnhem.
Social media posters
A serie of posters in collaboration with InfoBalie. Exhibited at Dutch Design Week, Eindhoven.
BLEND Zine
Logo generator published in Blend.
Mobile-Library photo bank
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HOUSTON (AP) With one mighty swat, J.J. Watt knocked down Andy Dalton's pass, intercepted it and returned it for a touchdown in last year's playoff win over Cincinnati for one of the biggest plays in Texans history.
A year later, the second-year defensive end is one of the league's top defenders, and he'll need another big game to help Houston – which lost three of its last four regular season games – regain its form in a wild-card playoff rematch against Cincinnati.
Watt wasn't too keen on reliving that play Tuesday, though.
"That was last year and this is this year," he said. "I have things to focus on this year. It was a great play, a huge moment in my life, but I'm looking forward to making bigger moments this year."
He's had plenty of them so far this season, leading the NFL with 20 1/2 sacks. He also had 39 tackles for loss, 16 passes defended, 107 tackles and four forced fumbles.
"You are watching something special," coach Gary Kubiak said. "If you probably went and broke down what's happened over a period of the first two years in this league for a player, I'm not sure many guys could put up the numbers he's put up."


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Hermes Scarf J'Aime Mon Carre Limited Edition. Available for your consideration is a chic and Authentic Hermes Limited Edition J'Aime Mon Carre ("I Love My Scarf") Silk Scarf. From Hermes Fall/Winter 2011-2012 Collection, the scarf was designed for Hermes by Henry Holland and Saw Studios. It was crafted in France of 100% vintage silk in hues of Rose Indien, Marron, Glace and Orange. The motif introduces four young women from different cities, featured in Matt Irwin's photography, as they exuberantly express their personalities with a travelling treasure trove of vibrant and interchangeable Hermes scarves. The Hermes J'Aime Mon Carre Limited Edition Silk Scarf offers a superb method to add definition to an outfit. It is chic, and the style of accessory that can define an ensemble.
The scarf measures approximately 70 cm" x 70". The edges are hand-rolled and sewn. With no discernible stains, pulls or runs, the scarf is in excellent, gently previously worn condition
The rare, highly collectible, fantastically fun and exceedingly upscale Hermes Limited Edition J'Aime Mon Carre Silk Scarf will come to you safely tucked inside its original Hermes orange signature box.


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A gargantuan archive of photographs and related material documenting the era of American steam locomotives was the top lot of the sale, selling to a dealer for $40,000. The lot included several thousand vintage photographs of locomotives in various formats, thousands of pages of meticulously detailed and organized typed notes, slides, films, magazines, and books.
A Plan of Boston, and its Environs. shewing the true Situation of His Majesty's Army sold for $13,750 (est. $10,000/15,000). Published in London on March 12, 1776, the engraved and hand-colored folding map is approximately 18" x 25½".
A second state of Theodore De Bry's Americae pars, Nunc Virginia dicta, primum ab Anglis inuenta Sumtibus Dn. Walteri Raleigh achieved $13,750 (est. $10,000/15,000). Published in Frankfurt in 1590, the double-page engraved map of Virginia is approximately 12" x 16¾".
Joan Blaeu's very beautiful Nova et Accuratissima Totius Terrarum Orbis Tabula went to a collector for $8750 (est. $5000/7500). The approximately 16 1/3" x 21 2/3" double-page, engraved double-hemispheric world map was published in Amsterdam in 1662. California as an island is one of its features. The top border portrays celestial elements; the bottom is devoted to the four divisions of the year (spring, summer, autumn, winter) imagined as a series of mythological people being pulled in wheeled carts by seasonally appropriate animals and birds.
This 28" x 21¾" color lithograph advertising poster for Lichtenstein Bros. & Co., cigar manufacturers of New York, sold for $4750 (est. $500/750).
Spielmann and Brush's Certified Copies of Original Maps of Property in New York City, published in Hoboken, New Jersey, in 1881, sold for $5000 (est. $3000/4000). The 93 double-page colored map sheets are approximately 25¾" x 35 7/8" each.
Two albums of 58 Japanese studies of birds mainly, along with some animals, sold to a dealer for $6500 (est. $800/1200). The artist, who worked in pen and ink or pen and ink with watercolor, is anonymous. The date is probably the first quarter of the 20th century, based on two leaves that were dated 1927. An inscription notes that the works were executed at the Tokyo Museum.
This untitled map by William Norman sold for $37,500 (est. $50,000/75,000). Published circa 1803 in Boston, the approximately 39½" x 55½" folding five-sheet engraving of New England southward to New York harbor was, according to Swann, "a later variant" of Norman's classic and rare Chart from New York to Timber Island, including Nantucket Shoals.
Swann Galleries, New York City
Photos courtesy Swann
Much to the surprise of everyone except rail fans (train buffs), an enormous trove of American steam locomotive history sold to a dealer for $40,000 (including buyer's premium) at the maps and atlases, natural history and historical prints, and ephemera sale on December 5, 2013, at Swann Galleries in New York City.
The mammoth archive, estimated at $1000/2000, included several thousand vintage photographs in various formats. Each showed engine after engine after engine. Hundreds of the black-and-white 4" x 6" prints were carefully captioned. The typewriting along the top and bottom borders of these images gave the railroad line, a number, and a date, e.g., "Chicago, Aurora & De Kalb, 4-4-0, Oct. 1905." These images had been put into a series of spiral notebooks. There were also scores of photographic slides for projector use, 35 mm films in canisters, and a library of railroad-themed books and magazines. There were several thousand more pages of meticulously detailed and organized typewritten notes. Together the lot weighed in at 1200 pounds, said department specialist Gary Garland, who would divulge only that the stacks of cardboard boxes lined up at the preview had come from "the Midwest."
Garland is an expert in maps and magic, not locomotives, he readily admitted. The questions he could answer were limited. After the sale I contacted Richard L. Stoving, president of the New York Central System Historical Society (www.nycshs.org) and author of eight books including, most recently, New York Central Steam Power in New Jersey and Pennsylvania (2013). A retired New York City education administrator, Stoving was more than helpful.
When I described the scope of the collection, he quickly recognized it as the work of an "engine picture kid." As he explained it, the term describes the several dozen amateur photographers who, from the 1920's through the 1950's, took untold numbers of photos of locomotive "roster shots." Also, a definition of the term can be found on a blog called "Grumpy's World" (www.blog.grumpysworld.com). (Warning: he is indeed grumpy.) Essentially, it is a portrait of a locomotive "in a very realistic and straightforward manner," said Grumpy, who suggests thinking of a roster shot as a bodybuilder's pose but for a steam engine.
Aware that steam rail technology would not be around forever, the so-called engine picture kids appointed themselves to be its documentarians. The "kids" were actually young men who grew older with the era. It was a collegial group. "There were clubs back then," said Stoving. Members traded photos and negatives back and forth. As a result, images in any one collection could have been taken by several different people. "The idea was to have as many different photos as possible," Stoving said, adding that the number of photos in the collection at Swann is not particularly unusual.
Some of those photos were obviously taken as the trains approached or steamed past the person with the camera. Much more often, engine picture kids went into railroad yards to get their images. Stoving told me that on these excursions they "always dressed well, like gentlemen, even into the 1940's." It "gave them more credibility." The shot they preferred was of a locomotive with its driving rods down at their lowest position. That's because "rods down" was considered to be the most aesthetically pleasing position. "If a [railroad yard] hostler happened to be around, they'd ask him to move the engine forward or back a little to get that shot, and they were often obliged," Stoving said.
One of the best-known engine picture kids, Edward L. May (1918-1998), gave his collection to Stoving several years before his death. It included approximately 10,000 negatives. Since receiving that gift, Stoving has been making prints in his darkroom and assembling them for his books, which are available from The Railroad Press (www.trpmagazine.com). The negatives in the collection that sold at Swann, if there were any, would have been the most valuable part of the lot, Stoving told me. Garland didn't recall any, and I didn't see any either, but the slides could be used for duplicating purposes.
"The value of individual prints has come way down in the last five years or so because of the Internet," said Stoving. He likened the Web to "the Wild West," with prints being scanned and made available by people without any regard for copyright.
Besides May, Stoving named several other well-known engine picture kids: Joseph Lavelle, Harold Goldsmith, Robert Kern, William Curtis, Robert Collins, and Harold K. Vollrath. According to Internet sources, the Vollrath collection is currently being dispersed. In those cardboard boxes at Swann I found an envelope with the name of yet another, James Bowie of St. Louis, Missouri.
The rest of the sale went as expected, with early maps of American interest in fine condition inspiring the heaviest competition. For example, a second state of Theodore De Bry's map of Virginia achieved $13,750 (est. $10,000/15,000). Published in Frankfurt in 1590, the double-page engraving was the 16th-century's most accurate map of any part of North America. The catalog called this a "lovely copy" of Americae pars, Nunc Virginia dicta (the part of America now known as Virginia).
An early 19th-century map of New England by William Norman sold to a dealer for $37,500. The folding five-sheet engraving is a later variant of Norman's classic and rare Chart from New York to Timber Island, including Nantucket Shoals. While the price was well below its $50,000/75,000 estimate, it's understandable, since there were no comparables to go by. Swann found no records of any other copies having ever come to auction, and by default this is the new auction price record for the rarity.
Swann set another record when A Plan of Boston, and its Environs. shewing the true Situation of His Majesty's Army sold to a collector for $13,750 (est. $10,000/15,000). Published in London on March 12, 1776, the engraved and hand-colored folding map shows the British troops that were deployed in the city during the Battle of Bunker Hill, which had taken place on June 17, 1775. The catalog noted that the map had "fairly extensive repairs along most of its folds" as well as other condition problems.
No doubt unique, an American folk art painting of a map of Palestine by 19th-century artist J.N. Eaton sold to a collector for $7500 (est. $7000/10,000). Its cartouche dates it to July 11, 1835. It also names the place of creation as "Greene," i.e., Greene County, New York. Although there isn't a great deal known about the artist, Swann was able to learn that the painting's owner, Ludwig Rosenberger (1904-1987), was "an ardent Zionist" who left Germany in 1924, lived in Palestine for about four years, and then moved to the United States. Possibly the picture had been done on commission. Garland said Rosenberger's widow could say only that the painting had belonged to her husband before their 1970 marriage.
New York maps also caught bidders' attention. Spielmann & Brush's Certified Copies of Original Maps of Property in New York City sold to a dealer for $5000 (est. $3000/4000). The volume of 93 double-page colored map sheets was published in Hoboken, New Jersey, in 1881. Sidney's Map of Twelve Miles around New-York by J.S. Sidney also did well, bringing $4000 (est. $500/750). The hand-colored folding engraving is dated 1851.
In the print bins and unframed was a striking color lithograph advertising poster for Lichtenstein Bros. & Co., cigar manufacturers of New York. Estimated at $500/750, it sold to a collector for $4750. Its centerpiece is an image of the company's factory down in the Bowery. The four surrounding vignettes show three men and one woman smoking the brothers' tobacco products. According to Garland, this poster's price was driven by a trend. In a phrase, "Tobacco is hot." The poster was darkened and somewhat chipped at the edges, but restoration would be "very easy," he said.
The sale as a whole achieved $489,498 (near the top of its aggregate estimate) with a sell-through rate of 87% on the 440 lots offered. Asked for a comment, Garland said, "Another successful sale at Swann." It was his last. He has retired, and Alex Clausen has taken his place.
For more information, phone (212) 254-4710 or see the Web site (www.swanngalleries.com).
Originally published in the March 2014 issue of Maine Antique Digest. © 2014 Maine Antique Digest


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The Art of Vintage Travel by Sarah Welsh
When I was a young girl my mom gave me a vintage 1920′s around the world cruise booklet that she had acquired at an antique store. The cruise took an entire year to complete and took you to some of the most exotic locations around the globe, Egypt, India, and China to name just a few. I remember the cost of the cruise being peanuts compared to today's prices and when I flipped through the booklet my vivid imagination would transport me as I stared in awe at the hand-drawn images for each stop along the cruise. I can say without a doubt that that document single-handedly infected me with the travel bug at a very young age.
As I grew older and started to travel I realized that the romantic, almost Disney like images I had in my head were just that- in my head and not very realistic. I wish it were different, but with the advent of commercial air travel in the 1950′s allowing more people access to the world it has changed the way we travel and the world has changed accordingly to keep up with the demand and the western way of life. Gone are the days, but we can try our best to relive them.
Preparing for a trip can sometimes be a daunting experience with so many things to bring it's hard to remember everything you need. When it comes to vintage travel there are some staple accessories that are a must for any traveler and I have gathered them all here in one place for your convenience. First things first, the original muse for your trip and some of my most prized possessions- an antique travel book.
There's nothing like an old book to put you in the mindset and time of your desired destination. If applicable, find a dictionary and learn some words in the local language as people would have in the days before Rosetta Stone and Pimsleur. (Ebay has a good selection to choose from as does Etsy.)
Next, you'll need some luggage and I'm not talking about a rolling one. I'm talking about a hard, square, slightly musty smelling one that clasps closed with metal latches. I love the sound they make when opening and closing it's like music to my ears! Try to find one with stickers, the more the merrier, and scour antique stores and flea markets and find the one the speaks to you.
You will also need a day bag, something smaller and lighter to take as your carry on. Nothing screams vintage world traveler like a well worn leather bag.
Also consider a carpet bag. Popular during the 19th century, a carpet bag was commonly made from an oriental rug.
Last and certainly one of the most important pieces for any vintage traveler- the journal. Whether you're floating down the Nile or sitting looking out the window on the Trans-Siberian Railway, journaling about your experience is one of life's greatest pleasures. It allows you to pass the time on long travel days with the added benefit of reliving your experience in the years to come.
Equipped with these essentials you're guaranteed to have a trip back in time. What's that? I think I just heard the Captain call "All Aboard!" Until next time.
Bon Voyage!
-Sarah Ann Welsh
4 responses to The Art of Vintage Travel by Sarah Welsh
Sarah Welsh said on March 27, 2014
Guten Tag! Thank you so much for taking the time to comment on my blog. Sounds like you have lived an exciting and adventurous life and I look forward to reading your posts.
mhoward said on March 27, 2014
Sarah, nicely done. Speaks to my heart…
Sarah Welsh said on February 24, 2014
I looked into the Nagels books you mentioned I've never heard of them and they look wonderful, exactly what I'm talking about! Thank you so much for your comment it's nice to see someone with similar interests in vintage travel.
Scott Hartman said on February 24, 2014
As a nouveau-Victorian traveler, it's good to see some of this stuff! Until they stopped printing, my favorite guidebooks were the Nagels Red Books . . . and until Kindle saved me, I always traveled with 50 pounds of books . . .
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Okay so .. as Fury in 4.0.1 my stat weighting is
Expertise > Str > AP, Crit > Haste > Hit > Everything else...
Hitcap - 164?
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Okay so .. as Fury in 4.0.1 my stat weighting is
Expertise > Str > AP, Crit > Haste > Hit > Everything else...
Hitcap - 164?
I haven't tried it out, but my friend who did 6k at 1st... changed his hit into 27%. He's sitting on a solid 12k. The rest focused on haste, where exp was kinda ignored but there was enough to have it about half cap. Donno the math behind it, but I'm sure it worked for him...
No, you want to get a solid amount of hit, as haste gives you no rage and no enrage, literally nothing. Hit gives you more attacks, more chances at enrage and gives you rage.
My current stats are:
21% Hit
180exp rating (need 173 now to be capped)
48% Crit
14% Haste
You don't necessarily have to hard cap hit, but it is your top valued stats aside from strength.
With my current set up, I've been hitting about 13k on the dummy.
the first thing i went for, regem most gems to STR, except those needed for meta gem activation...
then went for 27% HIT, hard capped, (0 miss on level 83 boss, all the rage you'd need for Blood Thirst, Raging Blow and Heroic strikes...)
26 on expertise,
then still had 8% on haste left over after reforging most things to add HIT
Crit, whatever's left for now, with my current gear set. Trinkets: mark of supremacy and herkumi token.
pulling 7.5k dps on heroic dummy going 8k (with good latency)
reforge herkuml war token to hit or exp or crit.
Get 8% Hit (including Precision), 26 Expertise. After that, Crit (33% for flurry uptime) >Strength > Hit (up to 27%) > Haste > crit (past 33%)> Mastery.
reforge all of your crit rating into hit until 27% hard cap, and then into haste after that.
BTW, haste DOES increase your rage gains, b/c you are executing more white attacks.
For every 1% of haste, your attack frequency increases a direct 1%.
For enrage uptime,
I used the weapon speed value of Shadow Mourne and Cryptmaker, 3.7s and 3.6s respectively. This is also assuming that you are hard hit capped at 27%, so no white melee hits will miss. I HAVE NOT yet included all of the special (yellow) attacks, like Hstrike, BT, etc. (working on it)
Taking the Enrage effect, I see that you need to hit atleast 12 times within 9 seconds with any given attack, whether it be melee, or special's, in theory, to refresh enrage within the given time.
Enrage time: 9second long proc, chance to proc off of any hit: 9%
That means we'll take 100% divided by 9%, this gives us 11.111, rounded up to 12, since we can't hit .11 of an attack, lol.
White attack speed-----# of hits within 9 seconds from one weapon
3.0-------------------------3 hits
2.0--------------------------4.5 hits
1.5--------------------------6.0 hits BINGO!
A given person will need to atleast hit 12 times to hopefully get a refresh on the "enrage" proc within the up-time of 9 seconds.
Given the speed values of MH/OH weapons, at 3.7 and 3.6, our base hits per 9 seconds is going to be 2.43 swings for 3.7 speed, and 2.5 swings for 3.6 speed within a 9 second "enrage" window. This is just white melee attacks.
For calcutlating Specails, we can see from this rotation that we'll have atleast 9 special attack hits:
0.0 ---------1.5 -------------3.0 -----------4.5 --------------------------6.0 ---------7.5
BT+HS-->RB(hits twice?)-->BT+HS--> free GCD(51% chance slam)-->BT+HS--->RB--->repeat, at 9.0; enrage drops.
So this will increase our hit fequency by a minimum 1 Hit per second, and a maximum of 1.11 (Slam! proc increasing the frequency)
With this, we're given:
2.43 swings per second with MH whites
2.5 swings per second with OH whites
1.0 Swings per second with specials (worst case scenario)
Total of 5.93 swings per second.
This is assuming no flurry, no +10% haste buff, 0% haste from gear/talents, whatever.
We need to double that.
Using current haste values of 32.79 haste rating= 1% haste gain, we get 35% from flurry and raid haste (icy talons, swift retribution, and that other buff can't remeber the name right now lol (imp chicken form?)) With some nice napkin math, I get a haste value of about 41% to cap enrage at +100% uptime. which is like 1500 haste rating. WIthout A raid haste buff, we see values of over 1800 haste rating required. Sorry I can't post the official math right now, I left my cheat sheet at home :S
Icy Talons/Windfury Totem are the only external melee haste buff. Swift Retribution is gone and Moonkin Aura only gives spell crit.


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Emilio AmeroTweet (1910 ) - Artworks Wikipedia® - Emilio Amero
Sotheby's /Nov 1, 2001
€1,099.26 - €1,319.12
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Emilio Amero - Arlequín
Original 1922
Auction: Christie's -May 28, 2014 - New YorkLot number: 96
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Emilio Amero (Mexican 1901-1976) Arlequín signed 'Emilio Amero' (on the reverse) gouache with gold and silver paint on cardboard 20 3/8 x 15 1/8 in. (51.8 x 38.4 cm.) Painted circa 1922. Katrinka Wood collection, Mexico City. Acquired from the above. PROPERTY FROM THE AARON FAMILY COLLECTION, SAN ANTONIO A. Zúñiga, Emilio Amero: Un modernista liminal, Mexico City, Albedrío, 2008, p. 109 (illustrated in color).
Emilio Amero - Untitled (cabezo De Muchacha) And Untitled (woman With Braids)
Original 19303
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Two lithographs, 1930, each signed in pencil, dated and numbered 11/30 and 14/30, respectively, the first on wove, the second on laid paper, with margins; together with Francisco (Pancho) Vasquez, MEMORIES OF YESTERDAY, linoleum cut, 1940, signed in pencil and titled, on wove, with margins, the sheets in good condition except with pale mat stain, the first and second with faint light stain (3 prints) largest 280 by 235mm. 11 by 9 1/4 in.
Emilio Amero - Mujer Y Pescado (nude With Fish)
Original 19304
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Lithograph, 1930, signed in pencil and numbered from the edition of 40 (first part of numbering erased), on laid paper; together with Andrea GUmez, CHAMULA KITCHEN, lithograph, signed in pencil, on heavy wove; together with Jose Ortiz Tajonar, UNTITLED (WOMAN GRINDING CORNMEAL), lithograph, c. 1945-50, signed in pencil, on wove, with full margins, in good condition except with pale mat stain (3 prints) largest 345 by 232mm. 13 5/8 by 9 1/8 in.
Emilio Amero - Untitled [head Of A Man]
Original 19315
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Lithograph, 1931, signed in pencil, numbered 13/20; together with Jose Chavez Morado, CARRYING JUDAS, lithograph, 1939, signed in pencil, numbered 10/25, on wove paper, with pale light and mat stain, minor soiling, the first with with minor rippling around sheet edges and minor discoloration, the second with repaired tear to lower left corner (2) 435 by 281mm. 17 1/8 by 11in. 360 by 280mm. 14 1/8 by 11in.
Emilio Amero - Untitled [nude]; Where?; And The New Order
Original 19447
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Three lithographs, 1944-1948, signed in pencil, the first numbered 19/40, the third numbered 7/15, on wove paper, with margins, with minor soiling and pale mat staining in the margins, the first with remains of old tape at the upper margin corners (3 prints) each circa 310 by 260mm. 12 1/4 by 10 1/4 in.


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