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Loew's 46th Street had a fairly large stage and high fly. (As mentioned in a former post, I performed on it as one of the acts of a Saturday morning talent show sponsored by the Dodger's Knot Hole Gang)The theatre needed a lot of renovations even by the mid fifties.
I vaguely remember at that time there was a woman manager who was very proud of the theatre.
Thanks, Ed. I don't get to New York much anymore and really appreciate looking at the pictures you took.
Thank for theinformation,Pasty. I feel more showmanship and creativity is needed at this theatre- like Procotrs' has in Schenectady,NY.
I am expressing my own personal opinion- Comments should be directly related to the theatre. Some of the comments completely go off into another direction. I also wold be interested in knowing what Mr. Crowley or Mr.Melnick feel, and if they have any suggested guidelines.
I hope that a Wurlitzer organ can be again be put into the theatre.
I think many people in the region, such as myself, would go to hear it. WIth the right creative programing, this beautifully restored theatre should be able to survive in this century.
I take pride in being a member of Cinema Treasures and find most of the other contributing members are intelligent and courteous. Posting irrelevant comments is selfish misleading, and wastes space; Calling it "thread drift" still doesn't change the situation.
The area surrounding Loew's 46th Street and Loew's Boro Park was very nice through the mid 1950's- then families began moving out to the suburbs, etc. As the Hasidic community moved into the area,and the older generation died off, the physical appearance of Brough Park began changing as well- part of this was the closing of The 46th Street and Boro Park.
Like Proctors'theatre in Schenectady, New York, it is good to know
how well The Palace theatre is being developed to serve the people in the 21st century.
As this page gets longer, like others on "Cinema Treasures," people should not take advantage and waste space with information that has nothing to do with the theatre.
Members shold read the above posts before repeating information. This is what makes the pages on this site crowded.
The Darling theatre is briefly mentioned in Herbert M Engel's book titled "Shtetl In The Adirondacks."
Correction to my post above: "…great contribution of his great-grandfather…" Sorry, Mr. Lamb.
Those on the committee of the Glove theatre restoration, should consider getting theatre seats. (Many times there are great offers on Cinema Treasures)The folding chairs now used in the auditorium are hard to sit on through a performance. The musuem is nice, but limited.
It is wonderful to have Mr. Lamb communicate with Cinema Treasures.
I, like most of the members, respect and appreciate the great contribution of his grandfather to theatre design.
This theatre gives the mature audience a chance to see quality films
in the New York State Capitol region.
It is wonderful to know there still are small independent theatres such as the Courdersport surviving in small American towns. I wish the theatre countless years of success.
The Benson contributed to the neighborhood when it showed decent films. X rated features were shown for only a short period of its history. Lots of poeple from the neighborhood and surrounding area
went to this movie house.
I think it is a tribute to Roxy (Samuel L. Rothafel's nick name) that so many theatres were named for him and his New York theatre. I have an original edition of Hall's book, and still find it one of the best resources on the topic of movie palaces. (Sadly, many more theatres have been demolished since the book was written.) It is nice to know that this small little Roxy theatre has survived into the 21 century. I wish the owner continued success.
The important point is that the Keith Albee is not being destroyed
and will have some future.
As I said in my Oct.27th, Nov.8th & Nov.9th posts, some interested person or group should take an interest in trying to restore the Walker theatre. It is still intact, covered by a shell, and would be affordable. It is a more practicacle idea than trying to restore theatres in the borough that are too far gone. If I did not live so far now, I certainly would have tried to started something. A theatre like this should be preserved for this & future generations.
As I said in my Oct.27th, Nov.8th & Nov.9th posts, some interested person or group should take an interest in trying to restore the Walker theatre. It is still intact, covered by a shell, and would be affordable. It is a more practicacle idea than trying to restore theatres in the borough that are too far gone. If I did not live so far now, I certainly would have tried to started something. A theatre like this should be preserved for this & future generations.
LuisV, See Warren's post of August 14, 2005 for an excellent picture of of the Walker's auditorium before multiplexing.
I attended the Ritz theatre back in 1966 when I was working as a counselor in a summer camp in the area. A revival of Disney's "BAMBI" was featured. The manager was very nice. When I told him I was interested in theatres, he took my girlfriend and me back stage during the intermission, and then showed me the dressing rooms and old pictures of performers who appeared there.
The performances in "Song of Norway" was stiff. The entire picture was missing a spontaneity. I still have the soundtrack recording. The original Broadway production was much better. Of course, this is my opinion.
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The Ring Of Fire Cayenne Pepper is another popular variety in the Cayenne range of Chili Peppers
This Cayenne pepper is one of the early fruiting varieties currently available.
Johnny Cash's famous song "ring of fire" always jumps to mind when I use these chillies... maybe it's the "burn burn burn" bit that gets me.
It's hot, but not that hot... at about 20 000 on the Scoville scale, but each to his own!
This is an early maturing variety (definitely an improvement on the original) and the plant produces masses of Pillar Box Red, glossy 4-5" peppers.
The Fruit on this variety are generally smaller in size than that of the traditional red cayenne pepper.
The Fruit matures from Green to Red in only about 60 days and is therefore an ideal choice for Northern Gardeners and for those with short season growing periods.
The plants grows to approximately 20" in height and have a spread of about 18-20", thus making it fairly compact.
They are very easy to grow provided a basic level of plant care is exercised.
It is believed that this Chili originated in Mexico and the fruit is used in its Green (unripe) form as well as Red.
It is more commonly dried to be used as Chili powder or Chili Flakes.
A good and very productive choice.
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A Music Melting Pot
For a mid-sized Midwestern city, Madison attracts lots of national touring music acts. One of this year's biggest coups was securing O.A.R. for the November 1 State Street Halloween celebration Freakfest. It's an indication that national and local acts together make Madison a music melting pot.
Brimming with a wealth of small venues that allow for intimate music experiences and an enthusiastic, committed fan base—all set amid a city whose size is perfect for generating extensive word-of-mouth buzz—Madison has been able to cultivate a strong independent music scene that often falls under the radar. Madison possesses a magnetism that attracts independent bands from all corners of the country, and these bands can't seem to get enough—many return to Madison year after year to grace audiences with their presence and mingle with fans, feeding off the energy of the city and people.
"There is a lot of energy there; a lot of intelligence there," says Stephen Kellogg, vocalist and guitarist for Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers. "All the things we really value are rich in Madison—enthusiasm, intellect."
Kellogg says Steven Kellogg and the Sixers fans rely on word-of-mouth to spread their music and Madison provides an ideal setting for that. "[The city] is like the ultimate size," he continues. "Enough people to have vibrancy and energy, but also small enough that word can spread." Stephen Kellogg (vocals, guitar), Kit Karlson (bass, keys, tuba, accordion, vocals) and Boots Factor (drums, mandolin, banjo, vocals) of Steven Kellogg and the Sixers have played in Madison at least six times in the last three years alone, with their most recent show at The Majestic on Oct. 16.
The Massachusetts band, which is celebrating its five-year anniversary, draws its lyrics from a rich emotional palette, exploring the intricacies of love, loss and personal experiences. These reflections are embedded in feel-good melodies that range from catchy and upbeat to mellow and earnest. Their most recent album, Glassjar Boxer, released in July 2007 feels familiar, but fresh and heartfelt, but playful. Kellogg has a cherished personal connection to Madison, since it is the place where his grandparents fell in love. His grandfather, whom he calls his hero, was once a professor at UW–Madison. He's the inspiration behind many of his songs.
O.A.R. saxophonist Jerry DePizzo also has a personal link to Madison: part sense of comfort, part sense of nostalgia. He says the band has been playing in Madison for a long time and each time they come, they feel at home. All of the band members attended Ohio State so the Big Ten college feel of Madison satisfies their longing for their own college years.
"We find comfort in Madison," says DePizzo. "It feels like a familiar place—like hanging out at a buddy's place."
O.A.R., which stands for Of A Revolution, consists of Marc Roberge (lyrics, vocals and rhythm guitar), Richard On (lead guitar), Benj Gershman (bass), Jerry DePizzo (saxophone) and Chris Culos (drums). The band produced their first independent record The Wanderer in 1997 while still in high school. Over the next six years and with two more albums under their belt, Souls Aflame (2000) and Risen (2001), O.A.R. sold over 300,000 CDs independently before scoring a record deal with Lava Records in 2003.
Fast-forward to January 2006 and the self-risen quintet sold out Madison Square Garden for the first of two times, a testament to their rapidly growing and devoted fan base. O.A.R.'s music is all about fun, energy and versatility. The band has ventured far and wide stylistically over the last twelve years, and every facet of that journey is apparent in their latest studio album All Sides. True to their character, their lyrics share stories, recollect memories and embody experiences. On this album, O.A.R. has experimented with a vast array of instrumental combinations that pull from a diverse pool of influences—from poetry to encounters with the U.S. troops—all serving as a backdrop to Roberge's wonderfully raspy voice. O.A.R. will be the headlining act at this year's State Street Freakfest celebration on Nov. 1, which DePizzo says will be "like a walk down memory lane."
"People to People"
While the city of Madison certainly has characteristics that make it desirable for independent bands, perhaps the biggest driver of this music scene is, in fact, the people of Madison. Chad Stokes, lead singer and guitarist for the band State Radio and former member of the band Dispatch, speaks about the unique balance between the residents and universities here.
"Between the colleges and the people who live here … there seems to be an amicable understanding between the two," says Stokes. "It seems to flow pretty well—you don't really see that in other towns."
State Radio is a Massachusetts trio comprised of Chad Stokes (guitar, vocals), Chuck Fay (bassist) and Mike Najarian (drummer). Their music blends energized rock-meets-reggae beats with lyrics that ooze with provocative social and political commentary. Year of the Crow, State Radio's latest album released on Feb. 5, 2008, addresses the genocide in Sudan, a failing economy, torture of prisoners and corrupt politicians—all with passionate intensity. State Radio never fails to overlook Madison in their national tours and this year was no exception—they played at the High Noon Saloon on Oct. 2. Stokes says it is the people of Madison that keeps the band coming back year after year.
"People are laid back and seem to enjoy themselves," says Stokes. "They are pretty good-natured overall and I think they tend to think for themselves which is good."
Throughout its career, State Radio has prided itself on its organic independence and has been unconcerned with radio play or major record labels. In order for a city to embrace independent music Stokes says, thinking independently is key.
"I think it goes along with what I was saying before; about not buying into what the mainstream's trying to force-feed you, but doing things because you know it's what you believe in, rather than what you are told to believe in," says Stokes.
Augustana bassist Jared Palomar only has positive things to say about the fans he has encountered in Madison as well.
"All of the college kids were very nice," says Palomar. "It was a very warm and inviting experience," referring to Augustana's previous time in Madison—February of last year. Palomar says their music was really well received by concertgoers and the fans seemed to be having a good time. Augustana, a San Diego-based quintet, draws off of influences like Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Bob Dylan and The Band, Bruce Springsteen, the Counting Crows and Lucinda Williams, all of which sophisticatedly peek through in their own music. Members Dan Layus (vocals, guitar, piano), Jared Palomar (bass, vocals), Justin South (drums), Chris Sachtleben (lead guitar, mandolin, lap steel) and John Vincent Fredericks (piano, hammond b3, vocals), have fused their raw musical talents with candid and sensitive lyrics in their newly released album Can't Love, Can't Hurt. The album, released on April 29, is a musical anthology of the ups and downs of relationships.
Augustana will play at the High Noon Saloon on Oct. 29 and Palomar says they are looking forward to coming to town. Expect the unexpected, because according to Palomar, their show is all about mixing it up. "We have a show where we try to change it up as much as possible," says Palomar. "We use lots of different instruments and just have a good time on stage, which translates to the audience."
Message in the Music
Seeing as though Wisconsin is a swing state, many of the bands passing through Madison these days seem to have underlying political agendas as well. Bands are using their voice and influence to convey issues vital to the upcoming election. State Radio is passing through many pivotal swing states on its "Taking Back the Country" tour (their Oct. 2 stop in Madison was part of that tour). Prior to the concert, the band held a vice presidential debate viewing party with the members of the band. Before the opening act, a large screen displaying the debate was set up above the stage where attendees could watch. Stokes and State Radio are pushing for participation in the upcoming presidential elections. "First and foremost, we want people to vote—to not take our democracy for granted," says Stokes. "We're encouraging people to vote because we definitely want people to just get involved—whether they vote Democrat or Republican—but also, inform themselves enough so that they can make those decisions depending on their own set of beliefs and not necessarily on their parents or their teachers…" O.A.R. is connected to environmental issues and Madison will be the first stop on their "Campus Consciousness Tour." On this tour, the band will be partnering up with the environmental group Reverb to raise awareness about the environment and promote environmental sustainability on college campuses throughout the country. "We are trying to raise awareness about environmental issues—about trying to cut back our carbon footprint—and provide research and education for greening efforts," says DePizzo.
A Local Spin
While independent bands come to Madison from near and far, a vibrant local music scene exists right within arm's reach. Madison has a vibrant underground network of local musicians who play together and feed off of one other—and Jentri Colello is the "it" girl these days—a gem in a box of undiscovered musical treasures.
"Since I started playing music in Madison, I have gotten most of my influence from my peers," says Colello. "I have a lot of people around me who play music and they show me that it is not impossible."
Colello mentions local musicians Blake Thomas, Josh Harty, Jeremiah Nelson and the Blueheels as some of her biggest influences. Colello, who grew up in Madison and is now a senior studying art and environmental studies at UW–Madison, is the voice behind a four-piece folk-meets-indie rock band comprised of herself, Josh Harty (electric guitar), Tony Messinger (bass and keyboards) and Phil Feutz (drums). She cites the influence of indie rock bands like the Cold War Kids, Radiohead and Wilco, and older musicians like Ray Charles and Neil Young in her own music.
"A lot of it is kind of dark and moody," says Colello. She has played gigs at local venues such as Café Montmarte, the High Noon Saloon, The Majestic and The Frequency, and says that one of the beauties of Madison is the ability to book shows easily, leading to more exposure.
"It is pretty easy to get shows around here," says Colello. "It has a little to do with who you know and a little to do with how ambitious you are." Colello signed a contract with the management company Indefinite Entertainment last spring after meeting UW–Madison senior Jesse Daniels, one of the partners of its music division, in one of her art classes. Daniels recognizes the collective music community that thrives here.
"On the surface there are many major acts that tour through Madison and play at large venues such as The Orpheum," says Daniels. "After meeting Jentri, I learned there is a unique music scene comprised of independent artists typically from across the Midwest."
Daniels says Colello is a significant part of this scene, playing at local bars frequently and followed by a very committed fan base. "From an outsider's perspective, these artists seem to know each other well and even appear to fuel each other's creative side," says Daniels. "The result of which are some very amazing songs by a number of talented musicians." Colello will open for Yael Naim at the Wisconsin Union Theater on Oct. 25 and will be playing a show at The Majestic supporting Loudon Wainwright III on Nov. 16.
Did you know that O.A.R
Stands for "Of A Revolution"?
Was formed in Rockville, MD in 1996?
Recorded and released their first independent record (The Wanderer, 1997) while still in high school?
Has sold over 1.4 million albums?
Has performed for over 1.3 million people?
Has sold out Madison Square Garden in New York City twice (Jan. 2007 and 2008)?
Was named as one of Performing Songwriter's Most Influential Independent Artists of the Past 15 Years (2008)?
Has a new album called All Sides that debuted at #13 on Billboard's Top 200?
Will be this year's State Street Freakfest headlining act (Nov. 1)?
Some insight from O.A.R. saxophonist Jerry DePizzo:
Q: What are your expectations for Freakfest?
A: Well the name is Freakfest so we are expecting that. I'm expecting crazy—a lot of energy and a lot of fun—and a lot of screaming from the audience.
Q: What can Freakfest concertgoers expect to see at your State Street show?
A: High energy, material spanning our entire career, some news songs—we are adapting them, and adapting old ones as well. Expect a lot of fun—we have been having a lot of fun with our tours lately and it will carry over to this tour as well. You can't lie to an audience, they can see right through that.
Q: The mayor and Freakfest committee said they worked hard to find an act that would be enjoyed by a wide range of audiences. What is it about your music that makes it appealing to many different types of audiences?
A: There is no rocket science to our music. It is whatever feels good. Listening to it will allow you to just enjoy yourself—and put things that may be bothering you aside for the moment.


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1 Therefore, thou son of man, prophesy against Gog, and say, Thus saith the Lord GOD; Behold, I [am] against thee, O Gog, the chief prince of Meshech and Tubal: | 1 "Son of man, prophesy against Gog and say: 'This is what the Sovereign LORD says: I am against you, O Gog, chief prince of Meshech and Tubal. |
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On Thursday 05 Feb 2004 3:22 pm, Damien Cirotteau wrote:
I don't think so, although we probably have some collective idea.
> I personally plan to bring a PC laptop + an RME Hamerfall, but I
Steve is supposed to bring monitors I think, and at least two of us
(iriXx and I) said we could bring mixers but only tiny ones. I'll
bring mine whatever, as I should be coming by car.
> to bring a small MIDI keyboard (2 octaves + knobs) but if somebody
I'll bring one (Evolution MK225C USB), it's no extra trouble. Also a
hardware MIDI sound module.
> About the demos, is there a global strategie? Will we run one
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Hello All, This house will be built in Hickory, NC. I was set for red oak using select and better in grade with 3" 1/4 width, but then thinking about change to Hickory. Would be greatly appreciate for sharing their pro and cons. |
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- Posted by illinigirl (My Page) on Sun, Apr 6, 14 at 13:31
I think it is about the look you are going for. Are you talking about site finished floors or prefinished? Stained or natural? Natural Hickory will have more variation from light to dark. I don't know enough to say how well hickory takes to staining but I know red oak stains very well. Hickory is harder but both perform very well as flooring. |
- Posted by hollysprings (My Page) on Sun, Apr 6, 14 at 13:53
Hickory has so much variation that choosing select hickory is signifcantly more money than oak if you are comparing select clear. If you want a more rustic look, then choosing hikory is likely to be less than oak. It all depends on the look you are after. |
- Posted by virgilcarter (My Page) on Sun, Apr 6, 14 at 17:28
Both woods will make durable floors for normal residential use. As others have said, the primary difference is in appearance. Hickory has highly varied color and grain markings, while Red Oak is very consistent in color and grain. If it was my house I'd use Oak (or Maple) for a very consistent look that doesn't call attention to itself and compete with the design of the rest of house for attention as Hickory does. Others milage may vary. Hope this helps. Good luck with your project. |
It will be natural look with on-site finished. There is one website mentioned easy for insect on Hickory than oak. Is it true? Thank You! |
Houses14 = I too thought about using Hickory as I like a lot of variation in color and was interested in having floors with character... What changed my mind was when we cleared the trees to build our house we had a truck load of saw logs and I couldn't bear to see them go to waste. I thought the least I could do for imposing on them was to give them a place in my home. I had a mill cut them into rough boards then finished them out at a local kiln. They were planed, cut, and milled. I had them cut to yield, which gave me 3" - 4" and 5" planks. I asked them to leave in the knots and sawmarks. The first picture is a close up of the floor boards and the second is a picture of the room. These are site finished natural with a touch of brown in them to make the knots pop... The floors just had the final coat put on them and look even better than these pictures... We are very happy with our red oak... I'm sure whatever you choose will be great... Good luck. Saftgeek- |
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Wednesday 28 January 2015
The Cellars at Eastney
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Zones of Avoidance
Maggie Sawkins wins Ted Hughes Award for New Work in Poetry for Zones of Avoidance.
The Ted Hughes Award for New Work in Poetry is awarded annually to recognise excellence and innovation in poetry. It is one of the only awards to acknowledge the wide range of work being produced by poets - not just in books, but beyond. This year the prize celebrates its fifth year of doing just that.
Judge Denise Riley said of the winning piece:
'This is an ambitious multimedia presentation using film, voices and sound, which works exceptionally well. It is a challenging, painfully open account of a daughter's addiction, yet it's an account which also offers graceful good humour. Beautifully written and uncompromising, it's a modern story that we felt the writer was compelled to tell; it acts as a vivid witness of harsh experiences which aren't often described in poetry, and Maggie Sawkins' illuminating descriptons will prove helpful for others to hear.'
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I'm going to lay out everything you need to know about the fiscal cliff negotiations. After reading this, you can ignore all of the media's coverage of this topic as well as various politicians' announcements pertaining to this subject.
All you need to know consists of just one sentence.
Politicians are in charge of this issue.
These are the same folks who haven't even produced a budget in four years. The same folks who have run $1+ trillion deficits for four years. The same folks who rarely if ever leave office as a result of their fiscal mistakes.
In simple terms, none of the people in this group will likely suffer any consequences if we do go over the cliff. Indeed, as far as options go, their best option would be for us to go over the cliff and then implement some targeted tax breaks in late 2013 early 2014 as they go into the 2014 Congressional elections.
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Let's take the side of the Democrats.
Obama was largely re-elected based a solid turnout for the Democrats and a lack of voter turnout for the GOP. If you want to argue about voter fraud the fact remains that if there was widespread voter fraud the GOP let the Democrats get away with it. So for simplicity's sake, Obama won based on a strong turnout while the GOP lost based on a weak turnout (Romney took less votes that McCain!).
With this in mind, Obama and the Democrats can easily argue that they have the mandate of the people for their policies. If the GOP proves unwilling to go along with their proposals, Obama and the Dems can simply take us over the cliff, increase taxes on the wealthy (which would appease their voting base) and blame the failure to reach a solution as well as the ensuing economic mess on the Republicans (much as the Dems and Obama have blamed the terrible economy on Bush).
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So, truth be told, Obama and the Dems really have very little to gain politically from solving the fiscal cliff.
On the GOP side, there is little incentive to solve the fiscal cliff either. If they kowtow to Obama's wishes, they'll infuriate their base. And there's no chance that they'll convince Obama and the Dems to meet their demands of cutting spending (they sure haven't done anything of this nature in the last two years). So the best thing they can do is simply refuse to address the problem, go off the cliff and then maintain a "we fought the best we could against insurmountable odds" stance.
So… neither the Dems nor the GOP are incentivized to solve the fiscal cliff. Both parties are best off from a political standpoint having us go over the cliff and then fighting for some kind of tax breaks/ tax relief for their bases sometime in late 2013/ early 2014.
With that in mind, we're very likely going over the cliff in a month's time. The whole situation has echoes of the failed debt ceiling talks and subsequent market collapse of 2011.
Indeed, the market's action today looks virtually identical to its moves going into the Debt Ceiling talks in July/August 2011.
Here's the S&P 500's recent action:
Here's what the market looked like going into the Debt Ceiling talks of 2011.
Here's what followed:
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Home turf will notbe enough for PackBy BARRY WILNER
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS | January 03,2014AP PHOTO
San Francisco kicker Phil Dawson (9) celebrates with teammates Andy Lee (4) and Anthony Davis (76) after kicking the game-winning field goal against the Arizona Cardinals last Sunday in Glendale, Ariz. The 49ers victory capped a 6-2 road record.Theres only one road favorite for this weekends wild-card games, and its the team that lost barely in last Februarys Super Bowl. That the San Francisco 49ers are favored at Lambeau Field might be shocking to some. It shouldnt be.
The 49ers (No. 3, AP Pro32) are 2 1-2-point choices over the Packers (No. 11, AP Pro32) and, frankly, its surprising the spread isnt higher. Obviously, the oddsmakers put plenty of stock in Aaron Rodgers being back behind center for Green Bay on Sunday.
But if they are also counting on Lambeau being a decidedly strong venue for the Packers, they shouldnt. Green Bay (8-7-1) was 4-3-1 at home and lost to the best teams it faced there, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
Plus, the Niners (12-4) are one of the strongest wild-card teams in recent NFL history. They have no fear of going on the road, where they were 6-2.
And they beat Green Bay at Candlestick Park to start the season.
Green Bay is a completely different team than the team we saw in Week 1, as we are, wide receiver Anquan Boldin said. For us, we would like to carry that momentum. We are in a six-game winning streak.
Make it seven.
No. 7 New Orleans (plus 2 1-2)
at No. 10 Philadelphia, Saturday
Now for an entirely different scenario: New Orleans is one of the leagues most uncomfortable road teams.
The Saints (11-5) were perfect at home, but things were difficult away from the Big Easy, where they were 3-5. Those shortcomings were especially on display against playoff-quality opponents Seattle, New England and Carolina, although only the loss to the Seahawks was a rout.
What the Saints have going for them is experience. What the Eagles (10-6) have going for them are the positive vibes from a turnaround season under new coach Chip Kelly.
But look for Philly to have just enough of a case of nerves for Drew Brees and company to win in a shootout.
No. 9 Kansas City (plus 2 1-2)
at No. 8 Indianapolis, Saturday
These teams met in Arrowhead Stadium just two weeks ago and the Colts dominated after a slow start, winning 23-7. Kansas City, after a 9-0 start, finished with an 11-5 record and struggled against some quality opponents in that closing stretch. In fact, the only wins came against weaklings Oakland and Washington.
Still, the Chiefs are talented and well coached, if not as healthy as theyd like to be.
Indianapolis (11-5) has had some forgettable performances to go with a bunch of impressive results. If it can protect Andrew Luck, Indy can repeat its wins over the Seahawks, Broncos and 49ers merely the top three teams in the AP Pro32. If not, the Colts might replicate losses to the Rams and Dolphins.
No. 13 San Diego (plus 7)
at No. 6 Cincinnati, Sunday
Another club with a spotless home record, the Bengals (11-5) are the biggest favorite for the weekend. They won at San Diego on Dec. 1, and theyve scored at least 34 points in each of their last five home games. Cincinnati averaged 34 points in the Jungle this season.
With the leagues third-ranked defense, all the Bengals need to do is protect the ball, which can be a problem for inconsistent quarterback Andy Dalton. He was picked off four times last Sunday in the win over Baltimore.
San Diego (9-7) closed with four wins to sneak off with the final AFC wild card. The Chargers can score and have a pretty balanced offense. But the defense is vulnerable through the air, which could make A.J. Green unstoppable.
2013 RECORD: Against spread: 9-6 (113-122-7). Straight up: 14-2 (156-97-1).
Best Bet: 8-9 against spread, 14-3 straight up.
Upset special: 7-10 against spread, 4-13 straight up.
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January 2009"Inmates have to actually apply and interview for the (print shop) jobs," explains instructor Eric Dye, who took charge of the prison's graphic communications program in July 2007. "John was hired because of his skills and qualifications coming out of our PrintEd program. He's proud that, even at 41, he is continuing his education and training. The momentum is beginning to build, and we will have more and more students working toward this achievement. They're really motivated." Donohew adds that a partnership with the West Virginia University Institute of Technology will also allow prisoners to take college-level classes, and even earn a two-year associate's degree in printing.
In 2003, the Northern Regional Jail and Correctional Facility became the first PrintEd-accredited correctional facility in the state of West Virginia, and the institution continues to raise the bar on how prison career training programs can—and should—operate. Studies have shown that educational programs create a more positive prison environment and can lead to lower rates of recidivism.
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Baldwin, Fred; born, Yorkshire, England, Feb. 11, 1882; son of Robert and Martha Baldwin; educated in England; married, Columbus, O., Aug. 1910, Margaret May Talbot; resident of Cleveland for 5 years.
Biographical Sketch of Fred Baldwin
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The Book of Clevelanders: A Biographical Dictionary of Living Men of the City of Cleveland. Burrows Book Company. 1914. AccessGenealogy.com. Web. 27 January 2015. http://www.accessgenealogy.com/ohio/biographical-sketch-of-fred-baldwin.htm - Last updated on Mar 15th, 2012Categories: Ohio
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Get your vintage fix from amongst thousands of classic items of clothing & accessories on Oxfam's Online Shop. For more from Oxfam Vintage why not visit our Vintage page for tips on looking after your vintage clothing, the Oxfam vintage blog, and more!
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Laura Ashley - Size: 12 - Multi-coloured Calf length dress and jacket
Vintage 1980s Laura Ashley Size 14 White Floral Print Blouse
Laura Ashley Vintage 1980's 'Spring Clean' Dress Size 10 Featuring Romantic Pastel Floral Print
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