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Want random things to fly to you? The click ESC and before you do really really quickly click Sqaure R1 L2 L1 L1 R1 and then do it. You will get things flying and you might die. But click resume after it fast.
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Measures 10 x 13 cm.
From ring 925s
Sterling silver art deco ring with gold size 55 from silversmith NE From Randers No. 225 974
Middelfart Antik
Ipsen vase
Art deco Ipsen's widow vase height 19 cm. No. 224 950
Middelfart Antik
Wengler Art Deco serving table, drinks table with woven rattan, approximately 1910. Flawless condition. Original wheels, Works fine. Very charming. Dimensions: Height 70, Width 70, depth 40cm.
Atelier 4 Roses
Just Andersen Art Deco, disco metal vase, number 2011. 1930s.
Signed. Good condition, patina.
14 cm. high.
Art Deco writing set, 1930s, glass inkwell etc., silver plated tray .
In perfect condition. The tray measures 23 cm.
Art Deco set, 1930s, 4 assorted bottles in glass, silver plated tray.
In perfect condition. The tray measures 27.5 cm.
Green lamp base from Michael Andersen & Son
Art Deco from MA&S: Lamp base in ceramics from Michael Andersen & Son. Made around 1940 Green painted over the vertical ribs around the lamp. Standing on the flat round base! No damage or repairs. In fantastic condition. Dimensions: 28 cm - incl. Mounting 32½ cm.
Reutemann Antik
Art - deco dressing table.
Solid elm with top plate of black glass.
Bellinge Antik & Design
Art Deco bowl with lid: Singing clown by Henri Delcourt, France.
French Art Deco: A lidded porcelain bowl from France. Motif with singing clown, Pierrot, in bright colors. In very good condition. Factory marked with H. D for Henri Delcourt, anchor, Boulogne-Sur-Mer, Made in France. Made around 1920, 12 cm high.
Reutemann Antik
Lalique art glass bowl, Art Deco.
Signed: Lalique France.
Size: 12 cm. heights. 25 cm. in diameter.
Two art deco natskabe.
Solid elm with top plate of black glass.
(Small crack in a plate)
Bellinge Antik & Design
Large Royal Dux Art Deco nude woman.
Measures 38.5 cm. Stamped, 721 3 P 3.
In perfect condition.
Bracelet 830s
Art deco 830 silver bracelet length 18.5 cm. No. 216849
Middelfart Antik
Art deco lamp
Height 24.5 cm.
Antik Huset
French Denbac Art Deco pottery vase.
3 amphora style vases composed into one vase.
In perfect condition. 16 cm. heights.
A pair of Art Deco Kähler, HAK, glazed stoneware vases. Beautiful orange uranium glaze. Stamped "HAK". 1930s.
Size: 15 cm. x 15 cm.
In perfect condition.
French Art Deco pottery figure, naked woman.
Mint green glaze, crackled. Signed illegible.
31 cm. high.
Cufflinks 925s
Silversmith NE From sterling silver art deco cufflinks 2 x 1 cm. No. 215288
Middelfart Antik
B&G (Bing & Grondahl) crackled / Craquele art deco porcelain vase in beautiful turquoise glaze. Circa 1930s.
Very beautiful vase in Chinese style.
In perfect condition, factory first. Measures 25.5 cm.
Georg Jensen Art Deco matchbox
Produced 1933-1944
Antik Huset
Pierre Serrus, mixed media. Nude woman, art deco.
In good condition. Measures 38 x 56 cm.
Georg Jensen bowl/dish on foot. Design: Johan Rohde.
Bowl / centerpiece designed by Johan Rohde in 1912 for Georg Jensen. The dish is beautifully raised on pierced feet of leaves and beads.
Stamped: Georg Jensen, Sterling, Denmark, 17B and Johan Rohde's stamp.
Roxy Antik
Lalique art glass bowl with flowers, art deco. Fine design.
Signed : Lalique France.
Size : 12 cm (4.7") in heights. 25 cm. (9.8") in diameter.
Lalique art glass bowl with flowers, art deco.
Perfect Condition.
Lalique art glass bowl, art deco. Fine design.
Signed : Lalique France.
Size : 10 cm (3.9") in heights. 23 cm. (9.1") in diameter.
Brooch 925s
From art deco sterling silver brooch length 4.8 cm. # 212020
Middelfart Antik
Teapot 925s
Silversmith L. Berth Copenhagen art deco sterling silver teapot # 211285
Middelfart Antik
Fish serving set
Danish art deco the year 1936 fish serving set in sterling silver 25 cm. # 210880
Middelfart Antik
A very special vase pressed brown glass Swedish: Edwin Ollers from Elme Glasbruk Art deco H: 20 cm
Winthers Antik
A very nice bonbonniere in blue glass. Art deco. Presumably Swedish H: 24 cm
Winthers Antik
B&G (Bing & Grondahl) Art deco turquoise bottle in porcelain.
Stamped, 1920s. 18 cm. high.
In perfect condition, factory first.
Gilbert Metenier, French ceramist. Art Deco vase in flaming yellow, blue and brown. 1920-30s. Signed. Height 24 cm. In perfect condition. Gilbert Metenier was born in 1876 and took over his father's pottery in Gannat in central France around 1920.
An Art deco Goldscheider, Myott Son and Co. Zebra group, modelled on a rectangular base, printed marks, 19.5cm. high.
In good condition.
Bracelet 830s
830 silver art deco bracelet inner dia. 6.5 cm. width 0.5 cm.
# 206588
Middelfart Antik
Green conical faceted Art Deco vase. Approx. 1900- 1910.
Atelier 4 Roses
Rosenthal figur
Art Deco figure Rosenthal kunstabteilung A Begas 35 34 cm. # 204946
Middelfart Antik
Art deco lamp
Art deco chandelier dia. 20 cm. # 203901
Middelfart Antik
Art Deco stool
Black leather and chromed metal
Opus 57
Art Deco dressingtable with mirror
Dressing table with mirror
Laquered wood
Opus 57
Goldschneider, Vienna Art Deco plaque of earthenware, ca. 1930. Woman and child in profil.
In perfect condition. Measures 20 x 20 cm.
René Lalique art deco jewelery box in metal decorated with birds, cirka 1920s. In good condition. Measures 7.5 cm. in diameter.
Brooch 830s
Art deco brooch 830 silver 3,2 x 2,1 cm. # 195909
Middelfart Antik
Large bronze sculpture in art deco style on marble base, Signed.
55 cm. high. In perfect condition.
Hans Hansen ring 925s
Sterling silver Hans Hansen art deco ring size 50-51 # 195339
Middelfart Antik
Ring 925s
Art dec'o
Sterling silver ring with green stone by Chr. Veilskov Copenhagen size 52 # 195282
Middelfart Antik
Pair of candlesticks in bronze from the Art Deco period
Danish made Art Deco candlesticks in bronze from 1920. In fantastic condition with no damage or repairs. Great patina on the surface. 14 cm high.
Reutemann Antik
Bracelet 830s
830 silver art deco bracelet 17 cm. # 193421
Middelfart Antik
Vicke Lindstrand
Art Deco bowl
Design Lindstraand for Orrefors bowl ca. 1932-35 H. 14 cm. Dia. 24 cm. # 193258
Middelfart Antik
Art Deco table lamp in metal. 24 cm. high (without shade holder) In good condition.
Small Candlesticks 925s
Sterling silver art deco candlesticks by Ove Klarskov Copenhagen H. 3,2 cm fod D. 4,6 cm.
Middelfart Antik
Hans Hansen Sterling Sølv Art Deco Coffee Set by Karl Gustav Hansen from 1933. Pot measures 17,5cm. Set is in good condition. Rarely seen early set by KGH.
Danam Antik
Gilbert Metenier, french ceramist. Art Deco Vase with handles, in flamed sandstone, purple and brown. 1920-30s. Signed. Heights 26 cm. In perfect condition. Gilbert Méténier was born in 1876 and took over his father's pottery in Gannat in central France around 1920.
Art Deco Ring in Sterling Silver by Hans Hansen
Finger Ring in Sterling Silver by Hans Hansen from the 1930s. In good condition. Stamped HaH and 925S. Furthermore, engraved with "C". No damage or repairs.
Reutemann Antik
Oil on board, portrait of woman, Signed, unknown artist. Art deco, approx. 1930s. Measures 30x44 cm. The frame is 5cm. wide.
Cold cut forks in danish solid silver
Art Deco small serving forks or cold cut forks in Danish solid silver 830S. Mark P.P for P. N. Petersen, Copenhagen (1907-1937)
L approx. 15cm
Danish Art Deco dressing set of silver, mirror and brush. Approximately 1920. In good condition. Marked with 3 towers and "IP". Monogram (see photo) Mirror 21 ½ cm. long.
Large Art Deco porcelain vase from Rosenthal. Hand painted with floral motifs. In good condition. 35 cm. high. Hallmarked.
French art deco art vase. Unsigned. 1920/30s.
19 cm. tall. In good condition, slight wear.
C.C.Hermann Art Deco lidded bowl with ivory. 5000m2 Showroom.
C.C. Hermann Art Deco lågskål from 1948. Of sterling silver with lågknob, handles and four small legs in ivory. Diameter 22 cm.
Osted Antik
Table Lamp. Art Deco Fajance. 5000m2 Showroom.
Table lamp Art Deco ceramic with beautiful floral motif. The lamp is in good condition and from around the 1940s. 49cm high.
Osted Antik
Art deco biscuit barrel H. 19 cm.
Middelfart Antik
A pair of Art Deco B & G (Bing & Grondahl) Craquelé vases with lids in wood and silver. In almost perfect condition, minor wear. 1. factory quality. 14 cm. high.
Rare and early B&G craquelé vase with 2 fish, art deco, app. 1920 s.
1. factory quality, perfect condition.
Here you are offered a rare and early B&G craquelé vase with 2 fish, art deco, app. 1920 s. Rare vase of high quality.
Size : 31 ½ cm. tall.
12-sided blue / black marbled Miller fountain pen
Art Deco style: 12-sided Miller no. 698 fountain pen from around 1940. Push button filler. Need a new rubbersack before use. Unoriginal nib (Penol). Have a single hairline crack at the opening of the ap. Otherwise no damage. A little over 13 cm long.
Reutemann Antik
Horsens silver cutlery
Dan serie 6200
Silver Art deco cutlery Dan serie 6200 produced Horsens silver (102)
Middelfart Antik
C M Cohr 830 silver art deco cufflinks 2x1,1 cm.
Middelfart Antik
Art Deco bracelet in sterling silver by Henry Andersen 1942
Art deco bracelet in sterling silver 925S by goldsmith Henry Andersen from Roskilde 1942. In perfect condition. Marked near the lock. 20 cm long.
Reutemann Antik
Art Deco bonbonniére, France ca. 1900, green glass with gilted and light blue decoration. Diam. ca. 15cm.
Atelier 4 Roses
Georg Jensen Art Deco Brooch in Sterling Silver #221. Measures 6,2cm and is in good condition.
Danam Antik
Brooch 830s
830 silver art deco brooch 4,6x3,7 cm.
Middelfart Antik
Art Deco bowl in glass Holmegaard Glassworks from around 1930. In perfect condition. 13 ½ cm (5,25") high and 23 cm (9") in diameter.
Reutemann Antik
Art Deco vase in bronze by Just Andersen
Heavy Art Deco vase in bronze by Ib Just Andersen (1884-1943). In good condition with no damage. Beautiful green and brown bronze patinated surface. Marked with model number B 158, logo and DENMARK. 8 ½ cm (3,50") high.
Reutemann Antik
Silver brooch
Art Deco silver brooch with vikingship, silver 830s. Width X cm. From silversmith F. Hingelberg Aarhus 1937 - 1986. Fine condition.
Klits Antik
Signet in bronze by Just Andersen
Heavy signet in bronze from Just Andersen in Art Deco style. In perfect condition. No scratches or damage. Factory stamp on the side. 7 ½ cm high (2,75").
Reutemann Antik
Silver candlesticks 925s
Sterling silver art deco candlesticks H. 16 L. 25 cm.
Middelfart Antik
Brooch 925s
Art Deco sterling silver brooch marked 23 CFH Sterling Denmark for Christian F Heise Stadsguardien 5x4,4 cm.
Middelfart Antik
Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Art Deco Bracelet #48 by Søren Georg Jensen from the 1933-1944 period. Measures 19,2cm and is in good condition.
Danam Antik
Brooch 830s
Art Deco 830 silver brooch by Børge Alexis Godtbergsen Copenhagen L. 60 cm.
Middelfart Antik
Kähler vase - uranium glaze. Design: Herman H. C. Kähler
Kähler vase - Art Deco -
Design. Herman H.C. Kähler (1876-1940) in 1928.
Vase with body directly on the base.
Hjortheden Antik
Hans Hansen Art Deco Sterling Silver Bangle #202. Measures 6,2cm inside and is in good condition.
Danam Antik
Writtingdesk in mahogany.
Art deco ca.1910
Bellinge Antik & Design
Royal Copenhagen Midsummernightsdream Jardiniere
Great rare jardiniere, " Marguerite " service, designed by Arnold Krog 1899. Art deco. Royal Copenhagen porcelain, flower-bowl / jardiniere decorated with dragonflies, length 40cm. Width 21,5 cm. height 13cm. Before 1923. 2. quality, fine condition, a few minor firing cracks in the glaze on the ins
Klits Antik
Georg Jensen Cake server Pyramid Dess. Harald Nielsen the first Art Deco pattern from the Silversmithy L. 19 cm.
Middelfart Antik
Kähler bowl in orange uranium glazing.
Art Deco bowl from Kähler from about 1930.
Design: Herman J. Kähler.Strongly marked handles, "ears" and a bright matte orange uraniumglazing.
Marked . HAK, Danmark.
Hjortheden Antik
Coffee set
An art deco silver coffee set from 1934
Middelfart Antik
1.stk.art deco lampe.
Osted Antikhuset
Art decor table.
Black stained
Denmark appr.1930
Diam. 99cm.
Lønstrup Antik
Art Deco
Stef Uiterwal: " Madonna". Dutch art deco sculptur of frosted glass. Signed monogram. Manufactured by Leerdam Glasfabriek.
H.37 cm. Perfect condition.
Egebæk Antik
Danish silver bowl, art deco. Made by Dragsted.565 g.
Width 23,5 cm.
Stenstrøm Antikviteter
made of pewter.
Just Andersen candlesticks. Art Deco. Height 16 cm.
Stenstrøm Antikviteter
Art deco lamp.
Ceiling lamp.
Bellinge Antik & Design
Pair of silver candle sticks. Art deco. approx 1930
Pair of silver candlesticks. Each for 3 candles. Art deco. Year approx. 1930. Height 12 cm. Width 26 cm.
Antik Damgaard-Lauritsen
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AHRQ supported two systematic reviews of the literature on integration by the Evidence-based Practice Centers (EPC). The EPC findings were published as an evidence report/technology assessment entitled Integration of Mental Health/Substance Abuse and Primary Care (2008). Subsequent efforts highlighted the gaps in the evidence and offered a path forward for the field through the Future Research Needs for the Integration of Mental Health/Substance Abuse and Primary Care (2010) paper.
The Academy continues the work of those prior AHRQ studies through a comprehensive literature search of integration articles published since 2010. The Academy is also identifying literature published since 2000 on research gaps found in the literature, including those identified in the prioritized list of gaps in the Future Research Needs report. The NIAC has selected key and foundational literature on the topic of integration to provide a framework for the modern literature. All of this research is available via the View the Literature button above.
The Academy Literature Collection enhances prior collections of integration resources through the inclusion of grey literature references. Grey literature is defined as materials that are not made available through traditional publishing avenues. Often, the information from unpublished resources can be limited and the risk of bias cannot be determined. Grey literature references are included in the Literature Collection to further the Academy's mission to gather all sources of information on integration. Examples of grey literature in the Literature Collection include reports, dissertations, conference proceedings and web resources.


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i updated from latest stable to beta, now, any change i make, nothing applied on the system, pls help.
all debug i can see is:
php server.php:
26.11.2012-20:11 - DEBUG - Set Lock: /usr/local/ispconfig/server/temp/.ispconfig_lock
26.11.2012-20:11 - DEBUG - Remove Lock: /usr/local/ispconfig/server/temp/.ispconfig_lock
and in table "sys_datalog" on mysql, all have status "ok" :)
so, any change, add or del i make in ispconfig, in system,... 0 updates, changes :)
no matter if i add a dns zone, webiste, mail domain or any else..., no update in the system
thanks in advance
please, go to: Monitor->Jobque.
How much tasks do you have there?
Are there some tasks with an old date?
it was
2 Attachment(s)
i emplty the queue in database, but now in interface at job queue is enpty, but in database i have all jobs with status ok, the new jobs, he don`t do any anyway in the system. attached screenshots
question, in database, the new jobs, unfinished jobs, what is the status? because when i create a new job, for all instant interst into sys_datalog table, the status are "ok" for new jobs status is "ok" but for jobs done??
To fix the issue, set the column "updated" in the server table to 0.
1. in sys_datalog, no "updated" column
2. i clear that table, after i see the jobs not applyed
"To fix the issue, set the column "updated" in the server table to 0."
so the table I told you to change is named "server" and not "sys_datalog".
thanks, now working
for another problems... i will say here. i update to this beta because i use dovecot and in specs of this new beta version, i don`t see the mailbox traffic on dovecot... for this i updated.
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Mailbox traffic stats are created nightly and not realtime.
ok, i have this version from 3 days, no traffic suntil now, i will wait until tomorow to see, because now solved with system updates.
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Gaggenau, a maker of restaurant-grade cooking and built-in appliances, has received a GOOD DESIGN™ award from the Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design for its CM 200 coffee machine.
The first small appliance product introduction for the company, Gaggenau's CM 200 coffee machine was first produced in January 2005 in Europe, and will be available throughout the U.S. in January 2006.
The brushed stainless steel, 24-inch wide, fully automatic CM 200 integrates elegantly into any style of kitchen cabinetry, according to the company. Due to the unique conical grinding gear of hardened steel, paired with the Aroma Whirl(TM) brewing technique, the drip grind is spun during the brewing process so that water reaches each and every coffee granule, ensuring distinctively flavorful ground coffee every time.
Gaggenau says the adjustable brewing chamber offers six levels of coffee grind quality -- from smooth to super strong. Water pipes are rinsed after each cycle to ensure the unit is 100 percent hygienic and delivers the most authentic coffee aroma every time. This unit can brew espresso, cappuccino, latte macchiato, regular coffee, and foam milk and users can tailor the strength of coffee with three different coffee temperature settings and a selection of 12 water volumes. The machine also provides two separate chambers for two different types of coffee, such as caffeinated or decaffeinated.
The GOOD DESIGN competition was founded in 1950 and the CM 200 coffee machine will be displayed at The Chicago Athenaeum Museum of Architecture and Design and will permanently enter the collection.
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Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in California
My parents have a Revocable A/B Trust, my dad passed and my mom is dying. I don't know what type of Trust I will need? I am married but not to my adilt children's father and my adult children will be the only ones to inheirt from me, not my husband. I become the Trustee after my mom passes. I want to protect all my inheirtance from my husband and my step-daughter as my part of the estate is valued at 2 million. My husband and I share nothing together, even my house is in my parent's trust. Just don't know what type of Trust I will need. Thanks
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Even though you are married, you should probably go to a lawyer without your husband and establish your own living trust as sole Trustor (aka grantor or settlor) and Trustee. The A/B type trust is for when you want to leave everything to your spouse for life, but want to make sure your share of what's left when the second spouse dies goes to your kids (or other beneficiaries.) It used to have estate tax advantages too, but the new law makes that irrelevant for most couples.
What Michele said.
Keep in mind too that your inheritance is separate property, not community so take care to not mingle those assets with community property, if there is any. See an attorney today.
I might add that even though your interest in parents trust estate has not vested yet, you can still put it in your separate trust.
You should have your own revocable trust, the terms of which will depend on what you what and how you want to do with your assets. The best way to start this process is to sit down with an attorney who can explain all of your options to you. Please feel free to give me a call if you want to set up a meeting.
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One person was killed and at least 8 others were wounded in weekend gun violence across Chicago, including two men who were critically injured Sunday in separate shootings in the Little Village neighborhood.
The most recent shooting happened about 11:23 p.m. Sunday in the South Lawndale neighborhood, police said. A 37-year-old man was shot in the stomach and suffered a graze wound in his head when someone opened fire in the 2800 block of South Christiana, police said. The man was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital.
Earlier Sunday evening, a 19-year-old was in serious condition after he was shot in his neck about 8:30 p.m. in the 9200 block of South Essex in the Calumet Heights neighborhood, police said.
About 4:28 p.m. Sunday in the Little Village neighborhood, a 30-year-old man was shot in the head near Kedvale and 30th. The man was walking down the street when a gunman emerged from a gangway, shouted gang slogans and opened fire, police said. He was taken to Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center in critical condition.
On Sunday morning in the same neighborhood, a 22-year-old man was critically injured in a shooting about 7:55 a.m. The man was driving in the 2700 block of West 24th Place when a man in a small black car pulled up alongside him and opened fire, Chicago Police News Affairs Officer Robert Perez said. The victim was struck in the face and back, and the shooter, who was wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt, fled in his car.
The gunshot victim drove to the 2400 block of South California Avenue, where he got out of his vehicle crying for help in front of Assumption B.V.M. Church, according to unconfirmed dispatch reports. The man was taken to Mount Sinai Hospital in critical condition, police said. No arrests had been made in either of the Little Village shootings, which Area Central detectives were investigating.
The weekend's only fatal shooting happened Friday night in the Portage Park neighborhood on the Northwest Side. About 8:30 p.m., police found Manuel Hernandez, 21, lying in a hallway of his apartment building in the 3900 block of North Central with a gunshot wound in his chest. He was taken to Our Lady of the Resurrection Medical Center, where he died a short time later, authorities said.
About 11:30 p.m. Friday, two men were shot as they walked in the 5200 block of South California in the Gage Park neighborhood on the Southwest Side, police said. One of the men, age 19, was shot in the back and taken to Mount Sinai Hospital, police said. The other man, age 20, was shot in the side and taken to Stroger Hospital. Neither was seriously injured, police said.
About 5 a.m. Saturday, a woman in her 20s was shot in the foot in the 1600 block of South Kedvale in the Lawndale neighborhood the West Side, police said.
About 7 p.m. Saturday a man thought to be in his 50s was shot in his chest in the 5400 block of South Sawyer in Gage Park. He was taken to Advocate Christ Hospital in Oak Lawn in critical condition, police said.


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Herbert T. Andrews
Seventeen eyewitness identifications — all of them wrong
On November 1, 1913, Herbert T. Andrews was arrested, photographed, and charged with uttering (passing a fraudulent financial instrument) after a $30 check he had written to a Boston merchant was returned marked "no account." The charge was dismissed before the case came to court because the account on which the check was drawn had been active and in good standing when Andrews wrote the check. Had the check been deposited promptly, it would have cleared, but the merchant had held the check for several weeks and, in the interim, Andrews closed the account.
By the time that misunderstanding was resolved, police had shown Andrews's photograph to other Boston merchants and their employees who had recently accepted fraudulent checks. Seventeen witnesses identified him. Based on the identifications, a Suffolk County grand jury returned an indictment charging Andrews with forging and uttering forty-three checks.
Andrews was released on $1,200 bond pending trial. When he appeared for trial on February 10, 1914, however, two charges were added, necessitating a delay. Although Andrews had no criminal record, his bond was raised to $4,000, which was beyond his means. He was held in jail until trial, which began on February 23. After three days of testimony, the jury found Andrews guilty of all counts in which a witness identified him but acquitted him of all the other counts. He was sentenced to fourteen months in jail.
Fortunately for Andrews, bad checks similar to those for which he had been convicted continued to be passed in the Boston area. Police found the perpetrator, Earle Barnes, who confessed to forging and passing many of the checks for which Andrews had been convicted. When police informed the prosecutor of this, he moved to vacate the conviction and dismiss the indictment. Andrews was released on June 11, 1914. Six days later, Barnes pled guilty to three counts of forgery and was sentenced to eighteen months.
The prosecutor said, "Andrews and Barnes were as dissimilar in appearance as could be. There was several inches difference in height and there wasn't a similarity about them. I can't understand the positiveness of those witnesses." Photographs of the two men's faces, published in the newspaper, confirmed this dissimilarity.
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How invention timelines distort
The screen culture era that we have entered is clearly here to stay – but it does represent some interesting nuance in human perception. Given that we are in the middle of a technological upheaval there is a default belief that everything newer is better. And often it is, the real challenge is for us to train ourselves to stop and compare the new option with the existing method. Once we start to do this, we might surprise ourselves to find we adopt a lot of new technology for reasons that defy relative utility.
This short doco I was watching on the future of connections got me thinking about it more deeply. Our current obsession with the screen as the default to every solution to every business flow problem. The idea that UX is seen as a screen issue, that we use digital to replicate analog, and the fact that we even make ebooks look as though they are turning paper pages, says that our we are distorting the true utility of the tools we are using.
So let's imagine for a minute that the digital screen was invented before paper was. That paper, and printing upon it had just arrived today. I have no doubt that the same level of excitement would bubble around this as a technology. We'd all be very quick to point out the benefits of the printed word and visual over the screen:
- It doesn't need electricity
- You can drop it without breaking it
- It's super light
- It can be incredibly thin…. "paper thin?"
- It can have a superior resolution
- It's flexible and can be shoved in a bag, folded, rolled etc
- It can be compiled into multiple sheets or bound together
- It doesn't take memory to scroll through, or load up, you just turn directly to a particular page
- It can be written on with almost any writing device (which probably wouldn't have been invented yet!)
- It's very low cost to produce single or multiple copies
- Data can be generated on it and stored with or without computing power
- It can be sent without risk (although mail probably wouldn't exist – but it would be a 'hot' startup vertical!)
- You can tear out a page or square and give it to someone
You get the picture…. and I'm sure you can make an equally compelling list in reverse which is 'pro digital screen'. And the irony is not lost on me that the current battle in screen technology is for one that can can flex without breaking.
So why does this matter? Because it is time we started again to focus on utility, not newness for the sake of it. It is time we appreciated the variety of tools at our disposal and used them interchangeably or together based on suitability. But most of all it's time we started to remember why technology matters, which we can do by reminding ourselves of the definition according the Oxford Dictionary:
Technology: The application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes.
Or put another way, the thing ought serve the purpose, the purpose is not the thing – unless of course it's the thing we sell.
As far as startups and entrepreneurs are concerned, there's a clue in all this. The only way we'll ever get adoption of our technology, will be if it 'practically' supersedes the alternative.
Idea or invention?
Marketing polymath Seth Godin was asked for his distinction between an idea and an invention on his blog today. I think it is important and worth sharing right here:
An idea is something you can write about in a science fiction book.
An invention is when you build something that people who read about it in the science fiction book said was impossible
Before we venture into our next startup and invest capital (Human or Financial) it is worth knowing which one we have.


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Does anybody know when weekend service disruptions on the Red Line between North Quincy and JFK/UMass will end? It seems like it's been happening a lot this summer. Currently, the MBTA web site shows that buses will replace the trains for two weekends in August. Is this part of a larger project that will have a definite end date, or just business as usual for... Read more
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The Red Line and the Green Line (C in particular) have had better mornings, as have their riders.
And speaking of the Green Line, at 11, some folks will see if they can outrun the Green Line between BC and Blandford Street. Watch them live.
MassDOT and the City are designing a new Cambridge Street, but while we have waited for these plans to become a reality there have been multiple pedestrian and cyclist deaths on Cambridge Street in recent years.
As we plan for the future, the new street needs world-class design for mass transit and people walking, running, and biking. But safety measures can't wait!
People who walk,... Read more
The MBTA today announced a contract with a new WiFi provider for commuter rail it says will mean more reliable free access to e-mail for riders - and the option to add full Internet service for $15 a month.
InMotion Wireless will build a $5.6 million WiFi network for trains that will also cover commuter ferries and South, North and Back Bay stations, at no... Read more
Some of you might remember when escalators on the T featured wooden slats that were death on heels. The folks at the Boston City Archives wonder if you can place this station and when the photo was taken. See it larger.
Rachel could only watch in amazement today as a guy got a shave on an Orange Line train. A moving Orange Line train. A moving Orange Line train well past its expiration date that relies on shock absorbers that could blow at any moment.... Read more
Transit Police report they are looking for Justin Hollingsworth, 22, on charges he tried gunning another man down in front of the Stony Brook Orange Line station on July 7.
When caught, Hollingsworth will face charges of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and various gun-related charges.
If you know where he is, you can call detectives at 617-222-1050 or send an... Read more
MBTAgifts has started selling Sesame Rings, which let you store your CharlieCard data on a ring, instead of on some boring old plastic card.
Last year, a group of MIT students launched a Kickstarter campaign to help them commercialize the rings.
THERE IS NO VALUE ON THE RING AS SOLD. Value must be added at a CharlieCard machine at an MBTA station.... Read more
Boston Magazine reports on an upcoming race in which participants will attempt to outrun a Green Line train between BC and Blandford Street. Hey, if a guy dressed like a hamburger can do it ...
The Orange Line inbound is shut down this morning between North Station and Back Bay as emergency responders deal with the situation. The person was still alive when taken off the tracks for transport to a local hospital.
At 9:28 a.m., Gareth K. reported: reports:
Just got off the orange line which from what we could tell hit something in the tracks, emergency... Read more
Anywhere she wants.
Alison Farquhar recounts an incident on a Red Line shuttle out of Broadway this afternoon:
Belligerent old Polish lady INSISTED the JFK/Andrew shuttle should drop her off at Old Harbor... so it did.
It would be one thing if she accidentally got on the wrong bus and it was too late, but she was stalwart.
Before it even left Broadway:... Read more
Casey Kolenda, arrested this past spring on charges he used a magnetic "skimmer" and large numbers of regular CharlieCards to create at least 3,000 bogus monthly Link Passes, was formally indicted by a grand jury yesterday for the alleged forgeries. Officials estimate the cards cost the T $225,000 in lost revenue.
Innocent, etc.... Read more
The T and Keolis say Amtrak's signal system failed on the Northeast Corridor this morning, and since Amtrak and the T's commuter trains share some of the same tracks and stations, that led to massive delays and exhortations to riders that they just get off at Back Bay or JFK and ride the subway into town - with assurances their commuter-rail passes would get them... Read more
After battling a Palestinian-hating group for months over anti-Palestinian ads, the T is now drawing the ire of a pro-Palestinian group for taking down its anti-Israel ads a few days early.
Bus driver who hit city traffic supervisor with her bus in Kenmore Square breakfast tiff won't be getting her job back
An arbitrator recently ruled that an MBTA bus driver kept telling such dramatically different stories about how her bus came to hit a BTD supervisor and several parked cars in Kenmore Square that the T was within its rights to fire her.
The T fired Lataria Milton not long after the Aug. 9, 2012 incident, in which Milton's bus hit the supervisor and the... Read more
WCVB reports, says the T is also investigating Transit Police officers who liked the post about Father's Day in Roxbury or commented on it.
A Green Line trolley had a bit of a derailment on Boylston around 8:45 p.m. Inbound Green Line passengers are being told to get off at Copley and get on the Orange Line at Back Bay.
Gaelle Gourgues asks:
What do you do when you are in a moving train above ground with tornado warning?!!
Tristan was impressed with the fresh paint at Back Bay today:
Looks like Keolis did some enspiffening at #BackBay station! Nice change.
Ed. question: How long will the paint remain white in a station that fills with diesel fumes whenever a commuter-rail train pulls in?
Transit Police report they're looking for a guy they say decided to spit at a Route 110 bus driver in Everett last month.
Police say the incident happened around 5:30 p.m. on June 11 at Clinton and Chelsea streets.
The saliva sprayer is described as white or Hispanic, between 25 and 30 years and about 5'9".
Tips to 617-222-1050, or anonymously via test to... Read more


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Ionia Autumn Celebration
The smell of fresh, homemade chili will be engulfing downtown Ionia once again, as the Autumn Celebration comes into town.
The week leading up to the event features Scare Crow Alley with dozens of frightening and creative creations lining lampposts on Main St.
The celebration covers Ionia's Main Street district from the Armory to the Ionia Theatre. All proceeds from the event will benefit Big Brother, Big Sisters.
This is the fall event that Ionians and visitors alike try not to miss bringing nearly 6000 people to Main Street in a four hour time slot. There is so much to participate in and see that it is a challenge within itself for anyone to do it all!
The celebration will have the classics for everyone's enjoyment, which will include the famous Independent Bank Chili-Dawg Challenge, the Chili-dog eating contest, the Meijer Costume Contest, Main Street Trick-or-Treat and Resurrection Life Church's Carnival and Conquerors.
October 25th, 2012 4:00 PM through 8:00 PM
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The Amplified Bible is a distinctive English translation that was made to uncover—in addition to the most precise Greek/Hebrew single word equivalents—the diverse shades of meaning that are a part of words in any language. This allows the reader to become aware of the whole spectrum of what a Hebrew or Greek listener would intuitively know—the whole spectrum of what God wants you to know about Himself. As many—or as few—words as needed are employed to carry a word's range of original, historical/contextual meaning(s). Footnotes reference the Greek/Hebrew scholars responsible for particular wordings. In and of itself readable and illuminating, the Amplified Bible also works as an exemplary complement to other Bible translations.
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Psalm 27:4
One thing have I asked of the Lord, that will I seek, inquire for, and [insistently] require: that I may dwell in the house of the Lord [in His presence] all the days of my life, to behold and gaze upon the beauty [the sweet attractiveness and the delightful loveliness] of the Lord and to meditate, consider, and inquire in His temple.
Ephesians 3:20
Now to Him Who, by (in consequence of) the [action of His] power that is at work within us, is able to [carry out His purpose and] do superabundantly, far over and above all that we [dare] ask or think [infinitely beyond our highest prayers, desires, thoughts, hopes, or dreams]—
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15 Chic Finds for 4th of July Entertaining
Throw a star-spangled celebration for Independence Day with entertaining essentials in red, white, and blue.
By Jen DeRose and Sarah Yang
Serve drinks on this fun, nautical inspired acrylic tray. Jonathan Adler for Chandon American Summer Acrylic Tray, $78 for small, $98 for large. jonathanadler.com.


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Nonfatal injuries and illnesses in State and local government industries, 2008
March 03, 2011
Local government workers as a whole experienced injuries and illnesses at a much higher rate than their State government counterparts—7.0 cases per 100 full-time workers compared with 4.7 cases.
Workers in local government fire protection and police protection experienced nonfatal injuries and illnesses at some of the highest rates among all workers—14.8 and 14.5 cases per 100 full-time workers, respectively.
Local police protection experienced a rate of injuries and illnesses more than double that of their State police protection counterparts, whose rate was 5.9 cases per 100 workers.
The incidence rate of injuries and illnesses among hospital workers was highest in State government at 11.9 cases per 100 full-time workers—more than one and a half times that experienced by hospital workers in local government (7.3 cases).
State government nursing and residential care facilities reported 12.5 cases of injuries and illnesses per 100 full-time workers, compared with 9.5 cases for local government.
Local government establishments in educational services reported an injury and illness incidence rate of 5.5 cases per 100 full-time workers; this was more than twice the rate reported for educational services workers in State government (2.6 cases). Reasons for the variation in rates may include differences in industry mix and different distributions of large populations of employees in higher risk industries within these groups, as well as other factors.
These data are from the Survey of Occupational Injuries and Illnesses, which is part of the BLS Injuries, Illnesses, and Fatalities program. National data was collected on State and local government workers for the first time in 2008. To learn more, see "Nonfatal injuries and illnesses in State and local government workplaces in 2008" (PDF) in the February 2011 issue of the Monthly Labor Review.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Nonfatal injuries and illnesses in State and local government industries, 2008 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2011/ted_20110303.htm (visited December 22, 2014).
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s-a-r-a-h:Ditto mrs.wildman. I bought a Britax carseat a few months ago so I'm good on free shipping from Amazon for several months. It's so nice to get free shipping on things other than baby items, too. I think you can also refer friends to get an extra month or something like that. Let me know if you want a referral link.
oh bummer- we already signed up!
I ordered so much Amazon at Christmas too- I should have become a member back then. Oh well!


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Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Book Trailers and Our Visual Society
A QR code looks like a Rorschach test. It is square and you may have seen them on pages of magazines, on signs, busses, business cards, etc. It works like a barcode and can be scanned like the stores ID their inventory at cash registers, but this code can be made by ANYONE using the hyperlink I posted above. It can be scanned via smart phone, like the Droid, with the right reader app. You can insert a secret message in text, insert contact information, or it can make a connection to a wireless network or link to a web page that opens on the phone's browser. You can make the QR image play the part of a secret code made available only to winners in a contest or the code can direct a reader to your latest book trailer. Instant gratification for our visual society and a cool app toy!
This QR Code can be downloaded into a jpeg file that can be printed onto your latest bookmarks or made into stickers, whatever floats your boat. Anyone with a smart phone and a QR Code scanner can read your message. And in one swipe off your bookmark (or any other promotional material), a reader can be looking at your trailer in an instant. How cool is that?!
My contact at "Trailer to the Stars," Misty Taggert, gave me the heads up on this app. It's hard to quantify if book trailers actually sell books, but I sure love making them. And using a professional company like Misty and crew really made this effortless for me. I'm on deadline and they made the collaboration easy and simple, for my part. For them, not so much. I've done trailers myself before. It takes time and way more skill than I possess to do a trailer like this.
It's hard enough to encapsulate your story into a short film of a minute and a half. But add a script, voice over talent, production music and action videos that fit, and movie animation effects for mood, and the process can get very complicated. And way above my paygrade.
For Discussion:
1.) What do you think of book trailers as a promotional tool? I was particularly interested in doing a trailer for YA. My target age for this book is 13-18 years old. And since Amazon and Barnes & Noble host trailers on an author's book page, it's great to have the opportunity to post a trailer at the point of sale.
2.) Have a great phone app to share? If you have a new phone and a great app to share, I'd love to hear about it. Hearing about new technology really stirs the creativity in me when I think of writing new books. Imagine an app that gives you Bluetooth capability, but also sends subliminal and subversive messages to your brain. Or picture an app that protects and backs up the contacts on your phone, in case it's lost or stolen, but all the information for loved ones and friends (addresses, photos, phone numbers) make them a target for a dangerous predator unless you do exactly as they say. No one is safe. Anything can turn into a conspiracy with the right dose of paranoia.
3.) Want someone to indulge you? Hmmmmm, Basil? If you're like the always inventive Basil Sands, you may want someone to invent an app just for YOU. What kind of phone app would that be?
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I actually never watch book trailers. Fellow authors sooner or later make it a point to share their book trailer link on a writer's loop but I just press delete.ReplyDelete
But then I'm a neanderthal.
I won't say I don't watch book trailers, but I seldom watch them. The ones I do watch are usually pretty corny and I have yet to set a book trailer for a novel that has persuaded me to purchase the book. I actually prefer videos of the author sitting in a chair talking about the book. I won't say that I would watch those any more freqently than trailers if they started showing up everywhere, but they do seem more effective at persuading me to purchase a book.ReplyDelete
Very Professional product, Jordan. Good luck with the book.ReplyDelete
Nice trailer, Jordan. I don't know if these sell any books, but as one more slice of the marketing pie, they can't hurt. Good luck with In the Arms of Stone Angels.ReplyDelete
Cool trailer! I have an older type phone--if there are any apps on it, I don't know how to use them. But if I could invent an app, I would have one that would let me enter what I'm looking for (like a navy jacket), and it would pop up a list of local stores that sell navy jackets, with pictures and prices.ReplyDelete
That's probably way too ambitious.
BK---Your comment cracked me up. I can just see a neanderthal hitting a delete button with a club.ReplyDelete
I think why I like trailers is that they appeal to the frustrated film director in me. Even when I was a kid in HS, I did films for school projects or for personal summer entertainment. My whole family did and we competed or collaborated on them. I was always behind the camera, but my twin sisters always got coerced into the starring roles. That made them the hams they are today. And if they had become authors, we might have seen a book called SISTER DEAREST.
Hey Tim--I watch some of them, but generally the books have to be something that already interests me. A plot I want to read anyway. So like any other way to make a decision on a book, I read the book summary, maybe read the first few pages, and if it's got my attention, I watch the trailer as an added bonus.ReplyDelete
As long as we're wishing for APPS, I wish there was an app for quantifying the effectiveness of book trailers. HA!
Thanks, John & Joe--I thought they did a great job. My publisher was really really happy. And my agent is using it as a promo tool to stir up a film deal.ReplyDelete
I heard yesterday that we have a few countries on board for translation. And I suggested to my editor that the trailer could facilitate sub rights sales or more foreign sales. Since I came from a marketing career in energy sales, before I quit to write full time, it is hard to ignore the marketing potential, even if I can't quantify the effectiveness. As long as the cost is reasonable, I will have an interest in doing these. And with my book launch into a younger readership and YA, it's even more important for me to test the waters.
It's a theory.
Hey Kathryn--I LIKE your app. And you'd be surprised, but I think creators are close to inventing it. That's not so far-fetched.ReplyDelete
I can scan the bar code on a book or some box at Walmart on one app, but on the google shopper, I don't need the bar code. I can just scan a cover or an image off a box and it picks up on one feature. And in seconds, I'm shopping online and across town, including maps how to get there.
I've been watching the science programs on NOVA. And there was a program called Digital Nation. If you get a chance to see it, it is filled with plot ideas. One notion was that people who spend time in a virtual world begin to think that their experiences in the virtual existence actually happened to them in real life. It's like the Matrix. And the drone pilots who wage war in Iraq go home to their families at night--and have real problems with the normalcy of that life when they do what they do during the day. Scary stuff.
I was just out on YouTube and noticed that some of the more popular YA books have reader fans who've created their own trailers. A very popular series, The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, had a fan create one that got 1.2 million hits.ReplyDelete
YouTube may not quantify actual book sales, but the hits at least document that your name and book are being exposed to potential readers.
But maybe this is more of a generational thing.
Actually I have been working on some Android Apps and since I've been called I guess I will have to come clean on it. Projects in the works includeReplyDelete
In progress:
1. eBook trailer app: reads ebook automatically then creates book trailer video using built in cgi characters. Pros: makes book trailers quickly and easily. Cons: presently only works with characters from the BBC series 'Shawn the Sheep'
2. Bacon scented app: press a button and the scent of bacon floats blissfully from the microphone port on your phone. pros: This was very important to me since I am allergic to pork but love the smell of bacon nonetheless. cons: causes unresolvable bacon induced seizures, drooling and mumbling.
3. SETI array app: contact aliens in the privacy of your own home. pros: Alien contact. cons:Invasive surgical procedures in which stuff gets put into places typically reserved for output only...and they don't even say they love you...cuz they don't speak English...ok so maybe Alien contact ain't so cool after all, this app was kinda scary actually
4. Brain Mail app: transmits email directly to your brain via bluetooth implant. pros: read emails instantly inside your head and respond via thought just as fast. cons: can't seem to get the frequency right. It runs okay but the emails tend to come out in weird fonts depending on the person's mood. Using a microwave while the bluetooth implant is downloading a message causes severe and embarrassing incontinence and potential loose bowels....a hard price to pay for reading email in the breakroom.
So there you have it, my project list. Who's ready for a bacon scented alien sheep implant?
HA!!! Love those apps, Basil.ReplyDelete
On your SETI app, are you required to wear a foil hat?
And on your Brain Mail app, it scares me to think of a REPLY ALL function. Imagine trying to stop yourself from sending your brain mail to the ONE PERSON who shouldnt see it.
And does the incontinence count as an attachment?
Your bacon app cracked me up too. In my latest YA, one of my characters has BACON as his super power. Oy!


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After bringing comic book nerds and pinball wizards together with their Marvel-based tables, Zen Studios again works their magic with new flipper-mashing entries set in a galaxy far, far away. Star Wars Pinball—which includes tables based on Boba Fett, The Empire Strikes Back, and The Clone Wars—piles the Force-fueled fan service high, while delivering a pinball experience that wouldn't feel out of place in your local pub.
Like the Marvel tables before them, this fresh trio of boards (played with the free-to-download Pinball FX 2) does an amazing job of mining its source material. The Empire Strikes Back table features R2 unit heads to bounce balls off of, a revolving Cloud City skyscraper, an AT AT appearance, and plenty of familiar sound effects and licensed music from the film. Releasing the plunger even triggers a satisfying "What is thy bidding my master?", while letting balls slip past the flippers results in a "You've failed me for the last time, Admiral" reprimand from a heavy-breathing Vader. READ FULL STORY


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Definitions for porterˈpɔr tər, ˈpoʊr-
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word porter
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
por•terˈpɔr tər, ˈpoʊr-(n.)
a person hired to carry packages or baggage, as at a railroad station or a hotel.
a person who does cleaning and maintenance work in a building, factory, store, etc.
an attendant in a railroad parlor car or sleeping car.
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Origin of porter:
1350–1400; ME, var. of portour < MF porteour < LL portātōrem, acc. of portātor. See port5, -or2
por•terˈpɔr tər, ˈpoʊr-(n.)
a person who has charge of a door or gate; doorkeeper.
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a heavy, dark brown ale made with malt browned by drying at a high temperature.
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Sir George, born 1920, British chemist: Nobel prize 1967.
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Princeton's WordNet
a person employed to carry luggage and supplies
doorkeeper, doorman, door guard, hall porter, porter, gatekeeper, ostiary(noun)
someone who guards an entrance
Porter, Katherine Anne Porter(noun)
United States writer of novels and short stories (1890-1980)
Porter, Cole Porter, Cole Albert Porter(noun)
United States composer and lyricist of musical comedies (1891-1946)
Porter, William Sydney Porter, O. Henry(noun)
United States writer of short stories whose pen name was O. Henry (1862-1910)
porter, Pullman porter(noun)
a railroad employee who assists passengers (especially on sleeping cars)
porter, porter's beer(verb)
a very dark sweet ale brewed from roasted unmalted barley
carry luggage or supplies
"They portered the food up Mount Kilimanjaro for the tourists"
Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
porter(noun)ˈpɔr tər, ˈpoʊr-
sb whose job is to help carry suitcases in a hotel, station, etc.
Remember to tip the porter.
porterˈpɔr tər, ˈpoʊr-
a hospital orderly
a hospital porter
Webster Dictionary
a man who has charge of a door or gate; a doorkeeper; one who waits at the door to receive messages
a carrier; one who carries or conveys burdens, luggage, etc.; for hire
a bar of iron or steel at the end of which a forging is made; esp., a long, large bar, to the end of which a heavy forging is attached, and by means of which the forging is lifted and handled in hammering and heating; -- called also porter bar
a malt liquor, of a dark color and moderately bitter taste, possessing tonic and intoxicating qualities
Porter is a dark style of beer originating in London in the 18th century, descended from brown beer, a well-hopped beer made from brown malt. The name is thought to come from its popularity with street and river porters. The history and development of stout and porter are intertwined. The name "stout" for a dark beer is believed to have come about because a strong porter may be called "Extra Porter" or "Double Porter" or "Stout Porter". The term "Stout Porter" would later be shortened to just "Stout". For example, Guinness Extra Stout was originally called "Extra Superior Porter" and was only given the name Extra Stout in 1840.
Translations for porter
Kernerman English Multilingual Dictionary
a person whose job is to carry luggage in a railway station etc
The old lady could not find a porter to carry her suitcase from the train.
- karweierAfrikaans
- بَوّاب، حَمّالArabic
- носачBulgarian
- carregadorPortuguese (BR)
- nosičCzech
- der GepäckträgerGerman
- dragerDanish
- αχθοφόροςGreek
- mozo de equipajes, maleteroSpanish
- pakikandjaEstonian
- باربرFarsi
- vaunupalvelijaFinnish
- porteur/-euseFrench
- סַבָּלHebrew
- कुलीHindi
- nosačCroatian
- hordárHungarian
- kuliIndonesian
- burðarmaðurIcelandic
- facchinoItalian
- 赤帽Japanese
- 짐꾼Korean
- nešikasLithuanian
- nesējsLatvian
- pelayan kereta apiMalay
- kruierDutch
- bærerNorwegian
- bagażowyPolish
- باربرPersian
- بار وړونكىPashto
- carregadorPortuguese
- hamalRomanian
- носильщикRussian
- nosičSlovak
- nosačSlovenian
- nosačSerbian
- bärare, stadsbudSwedish
- พนักงานยกกระเป๋าบนรถไฟThai
- hamalTurkish
- (火車站等的)行李搬運工人Chinese (Trad.)
- носильник, носійUkrainian
- حمال، قليUrdu
- người khuân vác hành lýVietnamese
- (火车站等的)行李搬运工人Chinese (Simp.)
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