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Ed Slater scored a late try to earn Aviva Premiership champions Leicester a 19-19 east Midlands derby draw with Northampton at Welford Road.
Trailing 19-12 with just four minutes left, Slater went over for a try that Toby Flood converted to salvage two points after the Tigers looked like losing at home to their rivals for the first time since February 2007.
Flood finished with 14 points, as did his opposite number Stephen Myler, who converted a try by Alex Corbisiero and kicked four penalties in the match.
There was a dramatic start to the match when Leicester lost winger Blaine Scully who, after a long period of treatment, had to go off injured after being clattered at the breakdown following Northampton's kick-off. He was replaced by Dan Bowden but returned shortly afterwards.
Leicester destroyed Northampton's pack at the next two scrums and while that became a feature of the first half, Northampton just about had the edge and turned round 9-6 ahead thanks to three penalties by fly-half Myler to two from his opposite number.
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Northampton came close to scoring after robbing Jordan Crane at the base of a scrum and counter attacking through George Pisi and Wood but captain Dylan Hartley knocked on in the Leicester 22.
Saints turned down the chance of an easy three points early on and went for the try from a line-out and drive, but they knocked on and in the 15th minute Myler eventually kicked them ahead.
Flood put Leicester on level terms at 3-3 with a 40 metre penalty that came after centre Luther Burrell was sin-binned for a dangerous tackle on opposite Anthony Allen after the referee consulted the TV match official.
Northampton, however, won that 10-minute period 3-0 thanks to a second Myler penalty four minutes later and he made it 9-3 with another in the 27th minute.
Flood put Leicester back in it with his second penalty in the 30th minute but the hosts were struggling to get a foothold in the game because of Northampton's impressive play at the breakdown.
Leicester scrum-half Ben Youngs tried to counter but his overhead pass was intercepted by Burrell whose joy at scoring was shortlived as the referee went back for the knock-on.
Extended lead
Flood failed with a penalty from halfway at the start of the second half and shortly afterwards Northampton extended their lead to 16-6 with a short range try from England prop Alex Corbisiero that was converted by Myler.
Flood replied with a penalty four minutes later but Northampton were soon battering the Leicester defence and in the 56th minute the referee consulted the TMO again, this time after number eight Sam Dickinson forced his way over. He was held up and at the scrum Lee Dickson was penalised for feeding incorrectly.
Leicester wasted a golden opportunity after a half break by Flood when Crane's pass to Vereniki Goneva went forward. Roared on by the huge crowd, the hosts' finishing again let them down when Slater dropped Kitchener's pass with men over.
And, in the 67th minute, Myler made the pay with his fourth penalty to put Saints 19-9 ahead.
Flood pulled three points back nine minutes from time but Leicester lost Louis Deacon to the sin-bin for backchat to the referee.
With the game looking lost the Tigers launched a last-ditch attack with four minutes left. They won a line-out near the Saints line and after a great break by Flood, Slater barged his way over and the successful kicked earned a draw.
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The United States government says a lawsuit brought against AT&T over government surveillance must be dismissed because the state secrets privilege prevents the company from either admitting or denying the allegations.
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The darkly passionate short stories of Thomas Hardy are compelling explorations of love, social class, superstition and legend. This collection contains many of his finest and most representative, and includes The Withered Arm', an eerie depiction of arcane witchcraft in nineteenth-century England; Barbara of the House of Grebe', in which a beautiful man's tragic disfigurement by fire is savagely exploited by his rival; The Son's Veto', showing the cruelty of an educated youth towards his ignorant but tender mother; and The Distracted Preacher', the story of one man's conflict between heartfelt love and his own sense of moral and civic duty. By turns moving and poetic, and surprisingly modern and brutally macabre, these eloquent tales may be numbered among the greatest creations of Hardy's genius.
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Thomas Hardy was born on 2 June 1840. He wrote novels and poetry, much of which is set in the semi-imaginary county of Wessex. His novels include Far From the Madding Crowd (1874), The Return of the Native (1878), The Mayor of Casterbridge (1886), Tess of the D'Urbervilles(1891) and Jude the Obscure (1895). He published his first volume of poetry, Wessex Poems, in 1898 and continued to publish collections of poems until his death on 11 January 1928.


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Sept. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Telefonica SA folded its struggling domestic unit into a European division and shuffled the heads of its regional businesses as Spain's largest telephone company tries to halt a slide in its stock.
Santiago Fernandez Valbuena, currently chief strategy officer, will take over from Jose Maria Alvarez-Pallete, who will oversee the enlarged European unit including Spain, Telefonica said yesterday. The former phone monopoly also appointed Angel Vila as head of finance and said it will create a digital division in London run by Matthew Key.
"This is a move from Telefonica to bolster its global brand and digital focus while erasing the negative weight that Spain plays," said Francisco Salvador, a strategist at FGA/MG Valores in Madrid. "Both Valbuena and Pallete continue to be key players within the company as they'll head those areas where the company has its biggest growth."
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Cesar Alierta, 66, is counting on Latin American growth to boost revenue, with Spain's 21 percent unemployment rate hampering its business there. The Madrid-based company is trying to stem a market share loss as clients look for cheaper deals from operators such as Jazztel Plc and TeliaSonera AB's Yoigo unit.
Telefonica rose 0.2 percent to 13.52 euros in Madrid trading as of 10:21 a.m. today. The stock has declined 20 percent this year, making it the seventh-worst performer on the Bloomberg Europe Telecommunications Services Index of 21 companies.
Royal Bank of Scotland analysts including Lawrence Sugarman said today that Telefonica's new structure may help to cut costs by centralizing procurement and the development of new offerings, similar to what British phone company BT Group Plc has done. The management of operating divisions along continental lines could also "offer greater scope for operational efficiency," RBS said.
Telefonica's sales from Spanish operations fell 6.6 percent in the second quarter, with the profit margin sliding 2.1 percentage points to 45.3 percent. With its new corporate structure, the company wants to speed up decision-making processes and form a more simple and balanced organization, according to the statement.
In Latin America, Telefonica's second-quarter revenue jumped 12 percent to 7.11 billion euros ($10 billion), making up almost half of the total. Operating income before depreciation and amortization gained 10 percent. Revenue from Brazil surged 40 percent after Telefonica last year took over Vivo Participacoes SA, the nation's largest wireless operator.
Longer-Term Strategy
Robin Bienenstock, an analyst at Sanford C Bernstein in London, said the changes won't result in a quick transformation of the company.
"They have top talent so redeploying them to different places may well mean that fresh eyes come up with new solutions," Bienenstock said. "That said, there are no quick fixes for the structural problems Telefonica faces."
The Spanish operator will seek organic earnings growth in the markets where it already operates in Europe and Latin America, and isn't interested in entering the U.S., Chief Operating Officer Julio Linares told reporters yesterday during a telecommunications conference in Santander, Spain.
Interest in U.S. competition was stoked after the U.S. Justice Department sued last week to block the planned $39 billion takeover of Deutsche Telekom AG's T-Mobile USA business by AT&T Inc.
Digital Business
Key, the new chief of the Internet unit Telefonica Digital, had been running the company's European operations. The Web division will include social-networking site Tuenti and Jajah, a California-based internet-phone company. Guillermo Ansaldo, who was head of the Spanish unit, will become the chief of global resources, a new unit aimed at guaranteeing "the profitability and sustainability" of all businesses within the group.
Telefonica said in April that sales will climb 1 percent to 4 percent over three years from an adjusted base of 63.1 billion euros in 2010. The company plans to cut debt to between 2 and 2.5 times operating income before depreciation and amortization. The operator intends to pay a 2012 dividend of at least 1.75 euros per share.
"We're fully convinced we will meet our earnings forecast while keeping investments and our financial agreements with shareholders," Linares said.
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This is my first blog entry, hooray! :3
So, I saw some movies and also some previews recently. Since this is a pokemon forum, I might as well start with the pokemon one.
Kyurem vs. The Sword of Justice. It's one hour, five minutes long, and it was very bad. VERY. BAD. I found it very cheesy... since when does Iris know how to pilot blimps...?
"Look at you. Soaring through the air, majestically, like an eagle. Piloting a blimp."
So, in the Pacific Rim trailer, guess who's doing the robot voice? GUESS WHO?
None other than Ellen McLain, with the exact same voice editing as she had when she was playing GLaDOS.
Okay, finally, I saw The Hobbit today. Excellent movie, I didn't know they were splitting it up into parts until the end though D: but that's okay because the movie was awesome. And pretty long, too. I read the book just earlier this year, and it was pretty accurate.
So... yeah. That's all. Bye!! :3


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The best foundation! I always but it again and again. The most recent one I bought was so thick it was hard to shake out of the tube. Goes on evenly, matches my skin color and stays put.
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Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Brown
Excellent foundation. I have acne prone skin, and it does not cause me any breakouts. Long lasting, non drying, and excellent color range. I use #180 Sand Beige, and am between NC20-25 on MAC foundations. A bit pricey for a drugstore foundation, I have tried high end foundations ( Benefit, Marc Jacobs, MAC, IT Cosmetics, etc) and it is more than worth it. Will continue to buy, have not found anything better.
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Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal, Olive, Warm Hair: Brunette, Medium Eyes: Brown
This review is for the newest Normal/Dry formula. I got it last week and really like it. It lasts on me ALL day, gives medium/full coverage. I got the shade fresh beige which is a good match for my light/medium olive skin tone. I didn't give a full 5 lippy rating due to limited shade range and lack of pump.
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I think this is the best drugstore foundation out there! Good coverage, staying power and makes the skin look flawless. I like that I don't have to powder my face when using this since it seems to control oil very well. It also does great over dry skin, my face has been extremely dry lately because I wear benzoyl peroxide and it didnt accentuate them dry patches at all and rather covered them. So I would say it is great for all skin types which is awesome. Only downside is that it doesn't have any spf so make sure to use sun screen!
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I tried this product out for the first time last month, May (rainy, dry, hot in the Northeast) since I had heard so many great reviews from vloggers and blogs. I have fair, dry to normal skin, which I take (or at least try :) ) care of by exfoliating, cleansing and moisterizing.
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Age: 18 & Under Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
This is honestly my HG foundation! It stays on 24 hrs, great coverage! I get so much complements on how great my skin looks and it's because of this foundation! It's a buildable foundation! With my dry skin, it does help and it never looks cakey! I still moisturize and prime my face beforehand though. The only thing is I wished it had a pump! I lose a lot of product with the open bottle! Also, another downfall I feel like the color is a little dull on me but nothing bronzer and blush can't fix!
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One of my fave foundations - but why why why why is there no pump?
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Definitely my HG foundation for everyday of the year! I use it from the driest of winter days to the most humid summer day and love it all the same. Only con is it's a nightmare to get out of my brushes. Colorstay is definitely true to it's name!
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I liked this foundation. It gave me a good finished and stayed all day. My skin is shinny and I couldn't see shine for most of the day. When I first tried it i thought it was it was heavy but when I wore it felt fine. This foundation had good coverage and made my face look flawless. The only things I don't like about this foundation is the price ($12 pricey for drugstore) And the fact there is no pump
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Since this is marketed for dry skin, i will review it for dry skin.
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Which breakers are most appropriate for circuit protection in a control panel?
Bump! Someone has to know the difference. Will 1077 breakers work properly?
There is a good article describing the diifferences here. From what I understand, you are required by the NEC to use UL 489 breakers in the panel that feeds the branch cicuit. This would be the load center or panelboard in your home. If you install additional breakers inside your control panel (in lieu of fuses) then the 1077 breakers would be well suited for that application. Hope this helps.


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Remodel Project
El Dorado West celebrated breaking ground on their new building and 35 years of service in the Burien community on July 31st, 2012.
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Burien's El Dorado West Retirement Community breaks ground on $14 million facility
Steve Shay
The Highline Times
El Dorado West Retirement Community at 1010 SW 134th St. and Ambaum in Burien celebrated their service to the community for over 35 years, and broke ground today on a new $14 million facility which they say they hope will serve the community at least another 35 years. Phase one will be three stories, phase two, two stories, both to be completed in about two years. It will have room for 102 residents, about 20 more than the current population.
El Dorado West is a family affair, founded by William Brown, 89, in December, 1975. Three generations now own and operate a Federal Way-based company including El Dorado West and 13 other retirement communities, all in Washington State, called Village Concepts. William retired and his son Steven is the CEO and President of Village Concepts. Steven's son, Stuart, is its Chief Operating Officer. All were at El Dorado West and made speeches under the driveway awning. They thanked Columbia Bank for its financial assistance.
"We are really trying to retain as many residents as we can while we rip down part of the building, and build it up again," said Stuart during his speech. "We will keep those who are here by moving them into the new building. We are looking to the future, offering amenities to our residents that they expect. This is an aging building. We can't get walkers and wheelchairs through the bathroom doors."
Steven said that Burien has been very helpful and enthusiastic with his family's business plans.
"When we opened this building it was one of the first of its kind in the Seattle area," said William. "Seattle always had nursing homes. They had 'class 1′ nursing homes with heavy care, and the 'class III people' who could get up and ambulate had to live together with the very sick. I took a chance (by offering a class III facility). We could keep folks here at a lesser rate. And they were happier, more gregarious together."
"I want to congratulate the Browns," said Lynn Wallace, President and CEO, SW King County Chamber of Commerce. "This is what makes Burien a great place to live in, to work in. Without folks like you we wouldn't have the quality of life and wonderful things we have in Burien," she said, referring to the Browns. "We will have the Chamber scissors ready for the cutting of the ribbon when you are done and ready to open the doors to the community."
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Debris causes accident on I-40 in Knoxville
Updated: 01/29/2008 - One person escaped with just minor injuries after flipping his truck several times on the interstate.
Updated: 01/29/2008 - One person escaped with just minor injuries after flipping his truck several times on the interstate.
Updated: 01/29/2008 - Two brothers convicted of federal gambling charges involving a cockfighting ring in Cocke County have been sentenced to two years each in federal prison.
Posted: 01/29/2008 - Three workers at a nuclear waste processing facility in Oak Ridge were exposed to radioactive material while unpacking a shipment from Ohio.
Posted: 01/29/2008 - Gibson County Sheriff's officials say some grisly details are coming out about the slaying of a missing Humboldt woman.
Posted: 01/29/2008 - Police have identified a body found in a burned car at a rest area on Interstate 65 in southern Kentucky. They say they don't suspect any foul play.
Posted: 01/29/2008 - It's another blow in a city where officials have been hoping the new year would see less violence.
Posted: 01/29/2008 - The number of U.S. homes in some stage of foreclosure last year jumped 79 percent from 2006 and the number of homeowners falling behind on mortgage payments suggests more of the same this year.
Posted: 01/29/2008 - A new report is shedding light on the source of misinformation about the size of last year's San Francisco Bay oil spill.
Posted: 01/29/2008 - Gov. Phil Bredesen has proposed no new taxes in the next state budget.
Posted: 01/29/2008 - Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee skipped campaigning in Florida a day before its primary in hopes of laying claim to Fred Thompson's backers in Tennessee.
Posted: 01/29/2008 - Democratic presidential candidate John Edwards says growing up in the rural South gives him a better perspective on the problems of ordinary Tennesseans than his chief rivals.
Posted: 01/29/2008 - The Dixie Chicks' Martie Maguire and her husband, Gareth, are expecting a third daughter.
Updated: 01/29/2008 - The UT faculty senate is appealing again to President John Petersen to address their concerns.
Updated: 01/29/2008 - A dog ordinance for Knox County that would give animal control officers more power than ever, has passed unanimously at the Knox County Commission meeting.
Updated: 01/28/2008 - Knoxville (WVLT) -- Family and friends of a fallen law enforcement officer are gathering to say goodbye.
Updated: 01/28/2008 - Knoxville (WVLT) -- The state is cracking down on Tennessee school students with tougher standards.
Updated: 01/28/2008 - Knoxville (WVLT) -- Nearly one-third, 32.5 percent, of Knox county high school students describe themselves as overweight. In actuality, the percentage is about half that, 16.2 percent. Still, the perception is driving some teenagers to take desperate measures to lose weight. We're covering East Tennessee health with the warning signs you need to know as a parent that your child may be engaging in high risk behavior to lose weight.
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Posted: 01/28/2008 - A Cumberland County woman is behind bars, charged with shooting a man on Saturday morning.
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Posted: 01/28/2008 - Gov. Phil Bredesen is warning against raiding Tennessee's reserves despite indications that the state's economy is headed for a rough patch.
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text: Kolaportið is Reykjavík's answer to flea market culture. Located down by the harbor (actually just across the street from where the tall ship was berthed and just a few steps from Bæjarinns Bezta), this indoor marketplace is a good place to stroll through on weekends when you've got nothing else to do. Just like flea markets all across the globe, Kolaportið offers everything from treasures to trash. Fifteen years ago when flea market culture was new here, my sister Addy sold really cool goods from Africa at Kolaportið (in its old location). Her and her business partner did so well that they eventually opened up a store on Laugavegur, the main shopping street. During that time you could find absolutely fantastic antiques at Kolaportið, things that had been hauled out of attics where they'd been gathering dust for decades. Now the pickings are much slimmer, and classic Icelandic treasures have unfortunately been for the most part replaced by total junk imported from places far far away.


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Abbott And Costello Meet Frankenstein DVD
Price: $14.98
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- Format: DVD
- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 1
- Run Time: 83 Minutes
- Region: 1
- Aspect Ratio: Fullscreen
- Language: English
- Studio: Universal Studios
- DVD Release Date: August 29, 2000
- Packaging: Keep Case
- Closed Captioning: Yes
- Subtitles: French
- Audio:
ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Mono [CC] - Director: Charles Barton
- Cast: Bud Abbott , Lou Costello , Bela Lugosi , Lenore Aubert , Jane Randolph , Glenn Strange , Frank Ferguson , Lon Jr. , Charles Bradstreet , Howard Negley
- Genre: Comedy
- Color: Black & White
- Includes:
Abbott & Costello Meet The Monsters: The Making of Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein
Feature Commentary with Film Historian Gregory W. Mank
Production Photographs
Theatrical Trailer
Production Notes
Cast and Filmmakers - Release Date: 1948
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein continues the horror-comedy series and features "the boys" with their usual quota of familiar routines providing the backbone of the plot by becoming Count Dracula's victim for a brain transplant. Lon Chaney, Jr. appears as the Wolf Man along with Dracula played by Bela Lugosi and Glenn Strange as the Frankenstein monster.
Abbott and Costello, as railroad baggage clerks, receive a strange shipment -- the last remains of Dracula and Frankenstein's monster. But this deadly duo is still very much alive. So when the shipment arrives at the House of Horrors, the Monsters are not in their crates but have disappeared to a secret hideaway island. Blamed for the disappearance, Abbott and Costello follow their trail to the island where not only do they meet up with Dracula (Bela Lugosi) and the Monster (Glenn Strange), but a Mad Scientist wants to switch Costello's brain with that of the Monster. With everyone chasing each other, the Wolf Man (Lon Chaney, Jr.) shows up to scare them all. In the end everything works out: Costello finds romance and the Monsters find their final resting places...or do they?


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The next sale of Fine Printed Books and Manuscripts will take place on Tuesday 28th January at 12 noon.
Nicholas Worskett
The next sale of Fine Printed Books and Manuscripts will take place on Tuesday 28th January at 12 noon.
Nicholas Worskett
Following 17 years in the Book Department at Christie's South Kensington, where he became successively Head of Department and Senior Specialist, Nicholas joined Chiswick Auctions in 2009 where he puts together 4-5 book sales a year. Although he has a broad knowledge and experience of books and manuscripts in most areas, from incunables to Harry Potter, his particular interests are 19th and 20th-century literature, modern first editions, private press and illustrated books, and maps and atlases.
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Highlights of book sales during the last 5 years
Lot 90, 17 November 2009
MILNE, A. A. The House at Pooh Corner, 1928, original cloth, dust-jacket. AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE COPY OF THE FIRST TRADE EDITION. World Record price for this edition.
Sold for £2,000
Lot 197, 17 November 2009
BACON, Francis – Eadweard MUYBRIDGE. The Human Figure in Motion, 1955. INSCRIBED, ANNOTATED AND HEAVILY PAINT-MARKED BY FRANCIS BACON.
Sold for £9,400
Lot 212, 17 November 2009
WILDE, Oscar. The Sphinx, 1894, original vellum gilt. ONE OF LESS THAN 200 COPIES, IMPORTANT PRESENTATION COPY TO E. F. BENSON, inscribed, "To E. F. Benson, with the compliments of the author, Oscar Wilde, June [18]94."
Sold for £8,000
Lot 20, 16 March 2010
The Pirate and the Trader's of the West Indies, 1847, game in the form of a folding hand-coloured lithographed map. RARE.
Sold for £2,900
Lot 22, 16 March 2010
GAYER, G. W. Foot Prints. An Aid to the Detection of Crime for the Police and Magistracy, Calcutta, 1909, contemporary half calf. EXCEPTIONALLY RARE.
Sold for £1,100
Lot 35, 16 March 2010
LA FONTAINE, Jean de. Contes et Nouvelles, 1762, contemporary morocco. "Edition des Fermiers Generaux."
Sold for £1,700
Lot 17, 22 June 2010
PALLADIO, Andrea. The Architecture, 1721, contemporary calf.
Sold for £1,800
Lot 18, 22 June 2010
PASS, Crispin van de. Hortus Floridus, 1616-17, contemporary vellum.
Sold for £4,000
Lot 131, 22 June 2010
MACHIAVELLI, Niccolo. The Prince, 1640, contemporary vellum. FIRST EDITION IN ENGLISH.
Sold for £12,500
Lot 12, 28 September 2010
BANKS, Joseph. Florilegium, 1980-90, 33 original parts.
Sold for £6,600
Lot 15, 25 January 2011
ASIMOV, Isaac. I, Robot, 1950, original cloth, dust-jacket. FIRST EDITION.
Sold for £550
Lot 45, 25 January 2011
NIELSEN, Kay (illustrator). East of the Sun and West of the Moon, 1914, original vellum. ONE OF 500 COPIES SIGNED BY THE ARTIST.
Sold for £4,200
Lot 119, 25 January 2011
KIPLING, Rudyard. The Works, 1912-27, 26 volumes, EXCEPTIONALLY FINELY BOUND BY RIVIERE. BOMBAY EDITION, SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR.
Sold for £2,700
Lot 156, 25 January 2011
GOULD, John. A Century of Birds from the Himalaya Mountains, 1832, 76 hand-coloured lithographed plates. FIRST EDITION OF GOULD'S FIRST WORK.
Sold for £3,800
Lot 157, 25 January 2011
"MISS SMITH." Studies of Flowers from Nature, 1818, 20 aquatint plates, 10 of which coloured by hand, contemporary red morocco. Bought by the Library of the Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew.
Sold for £5,500
Lot 465, 13 September 2011
MILLER, Philip. The Gardener's Dictionary, 1731, contemporary calf. FIRST EDITION.
Sold for £1,100
Lot 472, 13 September 2011
SELLER, John. Atlas Minimus, 1678, 52 engraved maps, contemporary calf.
Sold for £6,200
Lot 11, 8 November 2011
BRAQUEHAIS, Bruno. "Album Historique de Malheurs de Paris," 1870-71, 25 original photographs, in an album.
Sold for £3,000.
Lot 106, 8 November 2011
A Qu'ran on 360 leaves, ?19th-century.
Sold for £3,500.
Lot 27, 10 January 2012
ACCUM, Frederick. Description of the Process of Manufacturing Coal Gas, 1820, in an EXCEPTIONALLY RARE PUBLISHER'S BINDING. Bought by a descendent of the original binder.
Sold for £1,550
Lot 36A, 20 March 2012
CHESTERTON, G. K. Autograph letter on 4 pages, written by Chesterton whilst a pupil at St Paul's School, [1886]. Bought by St Paul's School for their archives.
Sold for £520
Lot 49, 12 June 2012
STOKER, Bram. Dracula, 1897, modern morocco. FIRST EDITION.
Sold for £1,350
Lot 162, 12 June 2012
FLEMING, Ian. Casino Royale, 1954, original cloth, dust-jacket. FIRST EDITION, third impression.
Sold for £1,500
Lot 206, 12 June 2012
COBURN, Alvin Langdon. New York, 1909, 20 photogravure plates, original cloth, dust-jacket.
Sold for £5,000
Lot 272, 12 June 2012
SPEED, John. America, 1626, engraved map.
Sold for £2,350
Lot 8, 4 September 2012
SORINE, Savely. Portraits, 1929, 32 coloured portraits.
Sold for £2,500
Lot 17, 4 September 2012
BEATON, Cecil. Fine original watercolour design for the dust-jacket of Gertrude Stein's "Wars I Have Seen."
Sold for £1,600
Lot 49, 4 September 2012
HERGE. The Adventures of Tintin. Flight 714, 1968, PRESENTATION COPY, inscribed by the artist.
Sold for £1,050
Lot 99, 4 September 2012
WELLS, H.G. The Outline of History, 1920, 2 volumes, copiously annotated and corrected by the author.
Sold for £1,550
Lot 34, 5 March 2013
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, 1800, containing Volta's first announcement of the electric battery and various papers by Herschel
Sold for £1,750
Lot 141, 11 June 2013
SIMPSON, William. India Ancient and Modern, 1867, 2 volumes, 50 chromolithographed plates
Sold for £15,500
Lot 142, 11 June 2013
TOLKIEN, J.R.R. The Hobbit, 1937, FIRST EDITION, without the dust-jacket
Sold for £1,250
Lot 235, 11 June 2013
A substantial album of autograph letters, signed photographs, clipped signatures etc including Winston Churchill, Charlie Chaplin, George Bernard Shaw and many others, and a pen and ink self-portrait by William Orpen
Sold for £2,600
Lot 57, 10 September 2013
An important archive relating principally to the Sandford family of Sandford Hall, Shropshire, comprising approximately 150 autograph letters dated 1604 – 1777, and a number of documents on vellum. Bought by Shropshire County Council for their archives.
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The window in the front room. I really have a love/hate relationship with this window. It's a small bay, and there is no ceiling space above it, so WT are impossible. What is there right now is temporary-the draperies used to be on the outside of the window area under the valance (which is mounted on the wall outside the bay). as a decorative feature The window was added by the PO years after the house was built, so it's mostly just a bump out, not a true bay window area. We recently lost a tree in the front yard, so now the window is very open and I need to be able to close it off if necessary. We're not concerned about privacy, but I am concerned about temperature. This window faces south, and with no tree to provide shade, I'm worried it's going to get really hot in there come summer. When we bought the house, there were mini-blinds in the window and I pulled those out immediately! Now I'm leaning toward blinds again-I'd probably go with faux wood from JC Penny as I'll need to custom order to fit. I would then get rid of the drapes and the valance all together. I plan to just keep this area for plants-as I said, it's awkward, too small to do anything with, and I don't want to add a window seat. So, blinds or maybe even roman shades? Problem with shades would be that there is just not a lot of clearance at the top, the WT would have to be mounted in the window frames and I'd be concerned it might impede some of the sightline. Also, how would it look from the outside when the shades were lowered? I am open to ANY and all suggestions-including different drapes-seriously, I'm willing to do anything! |
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I would do simple blinds -- wood blinds seem like a good option -- and nothing else. With all the plants, etc., you have enough going on without adding drapes or curtains. |
I agree with Sue. A lighter wood roman shade and nothing else. It will minimize the visual clutter. A bay window is a wonderful feature. I'd probably exile the plants, get a small drop leaf table and chair and soak up the sun myself. But, I also understand the love of plants. Haven't seen you posting recently. Hope all is well. |
I have a similar area but my windows are curved which makes anything AT the window a challenge. Unfortunately, privacy is a factor for me. Personally, I'd edit out some of the plants so that the ones remaining really set off the area. Do you keep the plants there in the cold temps? If you arent concerned about cold on the plants, I'd add panels that could be drawn across in the coldest months -- better for insulation... and if you don't need privacy (and if you like the view), I'd leave the window area itself as is. |
Thanks for the opinions. Wood blinds are what I'm leaning toward-will go with white, as the fireplace is white and it looks very crisp with the room. The plants are a mishmash for now-I plan to reorganize it when I'm ready to tackle that room later this summer. I'm not worried about cold-we don't get that cold, but it's the heat that will be an issue. I like to sit in that room and look out-we just created a new wildlife area where the tree we took out was located. So it's fun to see the birds and critters. That entire room is going to get a make over-the floor is in very bad shape so i'm going to paint it, and while i'm at it, am considering painting the walls, too. Might go for a creamy tan, but keep the blue in accents-the sofa in that room is also that blue shade. Thanks for asking Dee-I am well. Finally getting my decorating mojo back and finishing up projects around the house. |
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If you don't need it for privacy, I would try to live without for awhile to see if it does get hot. Typically, in the summer, the sun is high and very little comes into southern facing windows. In the winter, when the sun is lower, more of it does. We used that principle for making our home solar tempered. In the dead of winter, the sunlight reaches 15' into the room. In the height of summer, it barely skims the window. That is not true of a western window where the sun pours in most of the year when it starts to set. So western exposures can get really hot in the summer. If you don't want a window seat, perhaps you might consider building in a plant shelf...make the top water impervious like a stone-look formica, or a metal surface. I find a lot of my plants actually prefer the cooler night time temps and warmer daytime temps from being near a window. |
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Photos: Top five happiness rankings of five major Colorado cities
Last week, we told you about the latest Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index, popularly known as the happiest cities list, as well as the two Colorado places that finished in the top ten. But because Gallup-Healthways also produced a survey specifically about the State of Colorado, we're able to drill even deeper into facts and figures about five major cities here: Boulder, Colorado Springs, Denver, Fort Collins and Greeley. Count down our top five categories below, featuring photos, graphics and the state report.Graphics and more below.
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11 But I say unto you, that many shall come from [the] rising and setting [sun], and shall lie down at table with Abraham, and Isaac, and Jacob in the kingdom of the heavens; | 11 I say to you that many will come from the east and the west, and will take their places at the feast with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob in the kingdom of heaven. |
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With an impressive 29-win season and third consecutive winning record in 2006, the Providence College softball team will look to continue to improve and establish itself as one of the top teams in the BIG EAST. The Friars will have seven newcomers this season joining 11 veterans who plan on continuing the winning ways. After last season's 29-19-1 record and 11-11 mark in conference play, Head Coach Kerri Jacklets hopes to lead PC to another winning season in 2007.
The Friars return three hurlers from last year's squad, led by senior Sara Surosky (Elmira, N.Y.). Surosky led the Friars in innings pitched with 175.1, complete games with 19, and strikeouts with 158. Also returning are sophomores Jennifer Maccio (Huntington Station, N.Y.) and Alisha Levin (Fort Campbell, Ky.). Maccio posted a 2.07 ERA in 29 appearances for PC, and Levin appeared in 11 games while posting a 2-0 record.
PC also welcomes three freshmen to the pitching staff. Julie Fowler (Langley, B.C., Canada), Danielle Bertolette (Temecula, Calif.) and Stacie Goddard (Nashua, N.H.) are expected to contribute to the pitching staff. Fowler won the award for Most Valuable Player and Top Pitcher in the Canadian Nationals during her 2004 campaign. Goddard was an All-State performer, while Bertolette earned All-Second Team honors during her senior season for Temecula High School.
Providence will have great depth at catcher this season with senior Rachel Bartholomew (Aliso Viejo, Calif.) leading the way. Bartholomew will be PC's top catcher after earning All-BIG EAST Third Team honors, Northeast All-Region First Team accolades and was named BIG EAST Player of the Week in April of last season. She also led the Friars in batting average (.350), home runs (12), and RBIs (42). Her 12 home runs brought her career total to 28, which is a PC record.
Sophomore Erin Moran (Wilbraham, Mass.) and freshman Teresa Bertels (Lower Gwynedd, Pa.) will serve as back-up catchers for the Friars.
Leading the Friars on the infield will be junior Samantha Pittman (San Diego, Calif.). Pittman enjoyed a breakthrough season in 2006 as she finished third on the team in batting average (.331), second in hits (51) and walks (15). For her efforts, she garnered All-BIG EAST Second Team honors and Northeast All-Region Second Team accolades.
Sophomore Lindsey Arria (Hanover, Mass.) played in 33 games in her freshman season last year, including 19 at shortstop. She recorded 10 hits and stole five bases.
Freshmen Katelyn Revens (Warwick, R.I.), Jenna Garcia (Morro Bay, Calif.) and Christy Becker (San Diego, Calif.) also will see time in the infield. Revens was a two-time All-State performer at Toll Gate High School and served as team captain during her senior season. Garcia set several school records at Morro Bay High School. She established a school record for most doubles in one season and most career home runs and assists. Becker was a two-year captain at La Jolla High School where she earned the team's best offensive player award all four years.
Senior Katie Ross (Middleboro, Mass.) will be one of PC's top outfielders this season. After posting a .327 batting average and a .394 slugging percentage in 2006, Ross will look to lead the Friar outfield in 2007. Also returning to the Friar outfield will be sophomore Gina Rossi (Bakersfield, Calif.) who appeared in 39 games last season and played 20 in the outfield. Rossi batted .258 with seven doubles and 15 RBIs.
Sophomore Mary Rose Sheehy (Woodbridge, Conn.) will look to continue to improve after a strong rookie season. Sheehy batted .288 with two home runs and 13 RBIs. Senior Caroline Santilli (Westwood, Mass.) also will see time in the outfield. Last season, she played in 33 games, scoring 13 runs.
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I'm in the process of getting estimates on 14 replacement windows (36inx52in) here in the Northeast. I used Home Depot as a high $$ benchmark. they are offering their 6500 series windows with double pane glass installed for $8200. this includes wrapping of extererior etc.. I recieved quotes from another installer with decent track record. They however offer this Generations window (made by Simonton or Reynolds?) they have 2 offerings. the double pane and triple pane product. - $7900 for Generations with Energy Wise package featuring
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The installation from this company does not include wrapping the exterior in vinyl but they will insulate around the frame properly so no air is leaking through the trims. Will ahve this in writing on SoW. My questions are: How is this Generations product line compared to the Simonton windows?
The R value on the tripe pane is much much higher with a U rating of .22 vs the .29 on the double pane. Is this worth the extra $75 per window? I live in the NE and spend around $3k a year on heating costs in the winter alone. Is .22 vs .29 going to be a worthwile difference in cost savings for the $75 per window? |
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0.22 vs. 0.29 U-rating? I believe that U-rating in the US is in BTU/hr/sq.ft. If that is the case, look up your "degree-days" and multiply out: (0.29 - 0.22) BTU/hr/sq.ft./degF if I understand the units properly. With Nebraska having around 6000 degF-days/year that works out to something on the order of 17 therms a year. I don't know what your utilities run, but in San Francisco gas is $1.25/therm. Even with heating inefficiencies included, it looks like a couple dollars a window, at most, per year. Unless the difference is a tax incentive or not, it doesn't seem as though the $75 difference per window is justified by heat loss through the pane alone. |
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MilaX 0.5 is based on OpenSolaris b128a as of February 15, 2010. The distro starts from a CD, USB flash drives, various memory cards and Zip drives. The computer should have 128 MBytes RAM for command line mode and at least 256 MBytes for the X desktop.
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Dear Friends and Family,
This summer on August 2nd and 3rd I am again riding the Pan Mass Challenge to do my part in finding a cure for cancer. Once again I invite you to partner with me and help me to raise $4300 toward research in this endeavor. Each year in writing to ask for your support in this cause, I try to include a story from the previous year's ride that highlights the passion and purpose of PMC. Every year I finish the ride with sadness after hearing of how this plague like disease continues to devastate our society. However, I also finish with hope and a reinforced reality that the PMC is making a difference in reaching the goal of saving lives. My ride of 2013 provided a particularly personal and hopeful example of this. It is this situation I would like to share with you because you are my virtual partners on my past and future rides, in finding a cure for cancer.
I am privileged to be a part of a team of riders that is called Team Dassault. As we train for the ride each year we are paired up with a person who is presently fighting a diagnosis of cancer. This person is usually undergoing treatment during this time. This is a wonderful program. The inspiration we receive, as we ride with a particular Pedal Partner in mind, in the midst of a courageous battle, is matched by hope and encouragement returned to them as they have their own team of riders cheering them on . It is the best of a win-win situation I have known. Last year we were matched with a beautiful 7 year old girl named Christy. Christy had been battling Leukemia for several years. Before the ride last August, on one of the hottest days of the summer, our team rode to her home. We had a great time of visiting and the mutual encouragement was very special to all of us. As we pedaled home after our visit on that hot July day, I remember whispering a prayer that Christy and her family would know the joy of a cure as she continued treatment and as we continued to ride for her with that hope.
About 5 months after last summer's ride, we received the GREAT news! Christy has completed her treatment with no return of the disease! Eight years ago when I lost my 7 year old daughter Erika to cancer, I decided to ride the PMC to "help other families from experiencing the same painful loss to cancer that our family had endured." After hearing of Christy's triumph, I realized my effort as I ride the PMC, with your support, is helping my hope to become a reality. Though this adorable wispy lover of pink and sparkles complete with bony knees and beautiful bald head reminded me much of my Erika, there was a huge difference in their situations. Erika's battle was lost and Christy is looking at triumph. So to all of you who have been part of the cure for Christy and for so many others, who names you don't know, I thank you. We are making progress and Christy's situation is tangible reason to keep up the fight. Our dream to cure this dread disease is happening and the PMC is a big part of this reality, mile by mile and dollar by dollar. To donate: ONLINE go to www2.pmc.org, find my rider profile; donate in my name. BY CHECK: make out to PMC; note me as rider and send to 6 Bates Lane Westford, Ma. 01886. I thank you in advance for your faithful partnership in this lifesaving crusade.
Sincerely with Hope for a Cure,
Donna Eve Gould
Fall of 2012
Dear Friends and Family,
Thank you for supporting my PMC ride in August. It was a wonderful day of riding to help find a cure for the devastation that cancer has been and is continuing to play in many of our lives. You have, in supporting my ride, made a difference in the lives of those already afflicted as well as those who are yet to be diagnosed with cancer. Remember that the PMC uses 100% of every hard earned dollar of your donation for research toward finding a cure. Whether it happens to one in your immediate family or one at more of a distance to you, it is imperative that we stop this enemy from affecting the life of one you love. I am proud and grateful to be a part of an organization that contributes so much to the wellbeing of our society. Today Billy Starr notified us that 37 million dollars was donated to Dana Farber and to the Jimmy Fund from donations to riders of PMC2012. Your donation was a part of that total!!!
This year was a special year for me as I had the awesome opportunity to ride with my 16 year old daughter Anna. She turned 16 on August 4, one day prior to Saturday's ride. She felt strongly that riding for a cure was a very appropriate way to celebrate a new year of life. You see, Anna knows what it means to be affected by this deadly disease as seven years ago she lost her sister Erika to cancer at the age of 7. Anna was 9 years old at the time of her sister's death. Though she continues to heal and to use her experience to help others, it is undeniable that cancer stole much from Anna's life as well as from all those who loved Erika.
To Donate:
Online: Go to http://www2.pmc.org/profile/DG0125 and find my rider profile, make a donation in my name.
By Check: Make it out to PMC and note my name as rider and send to 48 Flagg Road, Westford, MA 01886
My Online Supporters
I have chosen to keep all of my donors' information confidential; therefore it is not displayed on my PMC public donor list. |
My Rides
2015 | $0 | Wellesley to Family Finish at Ptown (2-Day) |
2014 | $7,707.81 | Wellesley to Family Finish at Ptown (2-Day) |
2013 | $8,395 | Wellesley to Family Finish at Ptown (2-Day) |
2012 | $5,693.5 | Wellesley to Wellesley (50 mile Sunday) |
2011 | $8,740 | Wellesley to Family Finish at Ptown (2-Day) |
2010 | $6,520 | Wellesley to Family Finish at Ptown (2-Day) |
2009 | $6,915 | Wellesley to Family Finish at Ptown (2-Day) |
2008 | $2,180 | Wellesley to Wellesley (50 mile Sunday) |
2007 | $3,210 | Wellesley to Wellesley (50 mile Sunday) |