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To conduct the small area study on the east end of downtown Shelbyville, the city went with a firm already familiar with another part of the county.
HNTB of Louisville, a firm providing architecture, engineering, planning and construction services, recently worked with the city of Simpsonville to help conceive its downtown "village" vision.
The firm provided the city proposals, maps, drawings, and artist renderings of how it could look. The plan was approved at the Simpsonville City Commission's most recent meeting.
The Shelbyville American Legion Post 37 baseball team got one gem in a tough 1-3 weekend at Western Kentucky University.
Shelbyville lost three close games but got a no hitter from Tyler Layton on Sunday to notch the team's first victory this season, 2-0, against Bedford, Ind. Layton was just one walk in the sixth inning from a perfect game. A former Shelby County pitcher now playing for Georgetown College, he had six strikeouts in the win and faced just 22 batters.
Court report 5/26/09
District court
The following cases were heard by Judge
Donna Dutton:
Dewayne S. Coons, operating on suspended/revoked operator's license and failure to surrender revoked operator's license - guilty - 90-day sentence, serve 30 days, balance conditionally discharged for 2 years $143 costs; first-degree criminal trespassing - guilty - six-moth sentence, serve 30 days, balance conditionally discharged for 2 years and $144 costs.
A family whose house burned two weeks ago is still looking for a dog that disappeared from the home the night of the fire, the sheriff's office said.
Deputy Mike Murray, who investigated the fire on Jail Hill Road on May 13, in which arson is suspected, said the family found one dog dead at the home but cannot locate the other.
"The other one is still at large," he said.
The dog is described as a 13-year-old black lab, weighing about 100 pounds, with a square face and one foot with white on the toe.
Circuit court
Civil suits filed
Discover Bank, New Albany, Ohio, vs. Roy L. Saunders and Linda Thompson, PO Box 75, default on credit card agreement for $17,438.93 plus interest, attorney's fees and costs.
Citizens Union Bank, PO Box 189, vs. Dale A. and Jennifer L. Kennedy, 3722 Mareli Dr., et al., default on note for $77,769.86 plus interest, attorney's fees and costs.
Masonic Homes of Kentucky, PO Box 909, vs. Maribeth P. Latek, Frankfort, default on indebtedness for $14,000 plus interest, attorney's fees and costs.
Every time I see someone for the first time since moving back to Shelby County, he or she will ask that invariable and earnest question: Don't you miss Florida?
Doesn't matter if they are family, friends, foes or faux pas, this comes up. And my response is almost always the same: Yes, there are some things I do miss.
Gov. Steve Beshear has said state lawmakers will undertake problems with the horse racing industry when they convene next week in Frankfort.
If you read between the lines or have been following this discussion, that simply means he thinks it's time Kentucky examines the idea of expanding gambling to support a key industry.
We don't argue horse racing has problems and needs some focused support.
District court The following cases were heard by Judge Donna Dutton:
Glenn M. Day, first-offense DUI - plead guilty - 10-day sentence conditionally discharged for 2 years, operator's license suspended for 30 days and $728 fine and costs.
Terry A. Beasley, resisting arrest, second-degree fleeing or evading police (on foot) and first-offense DUI - guilty - 30-day sentence, operator's license suspended for 30 days and $728 fine and costs.
OWENSBORO -- No. 1 Christian County looked like the best team in the state Friday morning, steam-rolling Shelby County, 10-0, in five innings in the first round of the State Softball Tournament at Owensboro's Fisher Park.
The Lady Colonels (39-3) led 3-0 going into the top of fifth when they erupted for seven runs on six hits and one error.
"They did what we knew they could do," SCHS Coach Kelly Cable said of the big inning.
The Shelbyville American Legion Post 37 baseball team has wasted no time getting started this year.
The team will travel to Bowling Green this weekend to play four games at Western Kentucky University.
Though his roster isn't completely set just yet, Coach Jim Wiley said the team should be pretty good.
"We got a few guys back from last year, and I think we're going to be pretty good," he said. "We'll find out in a hurry."


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If I wanted to post some skin concepts...
for various characters that I made while bored, where would I do that?
Thanks in advance. And now, I'm off to the guides forum, in the hopes of ending my 8 game losing streak. Mr. Mef. |
You can post them in General Discussion. Skins concepts/ideas get posted there from time to time, bonus points if you post them with cool pictures.
Also you can check out leaguecraft.com They've got a thread where you can post skin suggestions, and if some artists there likes it enough they will make a skin, and you can use it as a custom skin (you can see it but no one else will be able to). Don't get your hopes up about getting Riot to make one though. Not to say it doesn't ever happen (Gentleman Cho'Gath) but its not too likely. |
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How to Fight Like Goku
Goku. Is. Legend. (and one of the most hardcore brawling fighters in anime history) And if you want to achieve brawling bossiness read these tips. Goku isn't just a physical fighter either.
1Be a good puncher and kicker. Practice 100 punches/kicks a day. Don`t rush into it if you can`t do 100 punches yet do baby steps and eventually work up 100 punches/kicks. It can be any punch/kick as long as you're getting a workout. Be sure to use proper form. If you don't have a heavy bag punch the air. When your punches get good enough add wrist weights or dumbbells, but be careful, because they can hurt your joints. Remember to do them slowly.Ad
2Work out hard till you can do: 100 pushups, situps, squats, pullups and when you get strong enough, work on their variations like 1 arm pushup or pistol squat, etc. Give your muscles a break for 1-3 days. Try to make your own routine. And use proper form. Never use ankles weights when kicking.
3Practice handstands until you are able to walk on your hands for at least 10 minutes.
4Increase your jumping power. Whether it be plyometrics or jumping over a chair. Just strengthen that explosive power.
5Spar with a friend but remember to use boxing gloves and protective equipment. Go all out but play it safe.
6Enhance your agility. Practice your flips as much as you can and learn safe rolls.
7Run as fast as you can. Find 200 yards (182.9 m) of space and try to run it in the fastest time possible. Proper form is important.
8Learn to block, grapple, dodge and trap. Practice drills with friends or homemade dummies. Look to a Martial Arts instructor, books, or online for help.
9Stretch 5-7 days a week for 10 minutes till you can do the splits. Do dynamic stretches before a workout and static stretches to cool down after.
10Practice Parkour or Gymnastics to get the feeling of fast intense movement and learning to trust your body's movements. Parkour can be practiced virtually anywhere.
11In a fight always look for the quickest and simplest way to defeat your opponent.
12Shadowbox or hit the heavy bag to increase your hand eye coordination and speed. Make your own combinations too and don't work too hard because our bodies aren't as strong as Goku's.Ad
We could really use your help!
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- This should be applied to your daily training regime.
- Try your hardest.
- For inspiration watch Bruce Lee movies and Dragon Ball Z fights.
- Remember to stretch before and after a workout.
- Exercise at a hard, but steady routine so you won't get sore
- Practice free running and speed.
- Tell your friends about it so all of you can be active everyday.
- Check exercise websites for workouts.
- Join a martial arts class when you get the chance.
- Let your muscles rest at least a couple of days till the soreness is gone.
- To get truly strong you must have unsurpassed willpower so strong that you will not stop training until you can't even stand.
- Try this under professional guidance only.
- Body could be very weak or muscles may be very sore if you work too hard.
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BREAKING! A Wearable That Lets You Charge Your Gadgets by Jerking Off
Submitted by: Odio @ 01:34 PM | Thursday, February 26, 2015 | (url: http://gizmodo.co...)
Sorry to keep posting Gizmodo shit, but this is important need to know information!
We've all shaken a fitness tracker or two in our lives to beat the system. But now, Pornhub is making a wearable meant for just thatshaking. And beating. It's called the Wankband, and it lets you charge your gadgets by jacking off. It was only a matter of time.
According to Pornhub's (decidedly SFW) video, a small inner valve in the band sends a weight up and down with each loving, lonely stroke. The extra-special alone time bracelet stores that generated energy, which you can then use to juice up all the similarly special gadgets in your life.
Of course, the amount of power it generates is almost definitely not going to be enough to give anything a full charge. But with the right attitude, days to kill, and a lock on your mom's basement door, we're sure you can persevere.
The Wankband is still in development right now, but you can head over to Pornhub's (SFW) wearable landing page to sign up for your chance to get in on the beta round, which Pornhub tells us should start "in the coming months." Coming months, indeed. (I hate myself.) [Pornhub]
Category: Technology | 10 Comments
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FCC Passes Strongest Net Neutrality Rules In America's History
Submitted by: Odio @ 12:14 PM | Thursday, February 26, 2015 | (url: http://gizmodo.co...)
The open internet finally got the protection it deserves from profit-hungry cable companies. The FCC just approved the strongest set of net neutrality rules in this country's history, punctuating a years-long battle for this future of the internet. However, the war's not yet over.
The new rules largely resemble the open internet rules that Obama laid out three months ago. They forbid paid prioritizationthe practice that enables cable companies to create internet "fast lanes"as well as throttling. The new rules do not allow internet service providers to block websites and give the FCC authority to intervene when big cable companies don't act in the public interest.
In a nutshell, this plan lets the FCC regulate the internet as a public utility, much like telephones. The plan does not give the government the power to set the price of internet service.
This is all fantastic news, and it's news we've been waiting years to hear. However, the next battle for the future of the internet will happen in America's courtrooms and possibly in Congress as well. Several cable companies have already expressed intentions to sue the FCC over the rules, and those cases could drag out for years. These court cases are particularly dangerous. In 2011, a Verizon lawsuit led to a judge overruling the FCC's old net neutrality rules.
But for now, these are the rules that internet experts agree are the best way to preserve net neutrality. This is the outcome that America deserves.
Category: Technology | 256 Comments
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Starsiege: Tribes 16 years on
Submitted by: EvanVolm @ 04:32 PM | Monday, December 1, 2014 | (url: http://www.fps-z....)
Tribes will be celebrating its 16th birthday today, though celebrating may be a bit of an overstatement. Unlike other popular PC games of the mid-to-late 90s such as Starcraft, Quake, Unreal Tournament, Half-Life, and of course Counter Strike, the original Tribes has unfortunately been unable to retain much of its player base. While there was a time when the game had over 100,000 players and a plethora of servers and mods to choose from, those days have long since passed.
Those remaining today are the die-hards. The ones who know the game from the inside out, and absolutely slaughter the rare newcomers who dare to step -or fly- in front of their Spinfusor. Online activity typically peaks later into the evenings, with just two servers managing to attract between 12 and 18 players each, 20 on a good day. In total there are roughly 5 active servers, none of which feature the vanilla game itself anymore. Popular mods such as Annihilation and LT (Light Tribes or Light Training, depending on who you ask) have taken over the original game that launched in 1998.
European parliament set to call for break-up of Google in antitrust case
Submitted by: Hologram @ 10:35 AM | Saturday, November 22, 2014 | (url: http://www.thegua...)
The European parliament is reportedly poised to call for a break-up of Google in a drastic escalation of Europes long-running antitrust case against the tech giant.
A draft motion seen by the Financial Times, and expected to be agreed next week, calls for the unbundling [of] search engines from other commercial services as a potential solution to Googles dominance of the search market in Europe.
The European Commission has been investigating concerns that Google has abused its dominant position in search since 2010 and the dispute has become increasingly bitter. In September the EUs incoming digital commissioner Gnther Oettinger warned that any settlement with Google could cement its strength in the market rather than diluting it.
German, French and Spanish politicians have attacked the company over a variety of issues including revelations from National Security Agency whistleblower Edward Snowden and right to be forgotten legislation that allows people to delete information from search results.
Category: Technology | 230 Comments
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Googles Project Loon can now launch up to 20 balloons per day, and they fly 10 times
Submitted by: Hologram @ 10:28 AM | Saturday, November 22, 2014 | (url: http://venturebea...)
Thursday, Google shared an update from Project Loon, the company's initiative to bring high-speed Internet access to remote areas of the world via hot air balloons. Google says it now has the ability to launch up to 20 of these balloons per day. This is in part possible because the company has improved its autofill equipment to a point where it can fill a balloon in under five minutes. This is a major achievement, given that Google says filling a Project Loon balloon with enough air so that it is ready for flight is the equivalent of inflating 7,000 party balloons.
Category: Technology | 12 Comments
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Laser Creates Quantum Whirlpool
Submitted by: Hologram @ 07:21 PM | Tuesday, November 18, 2014 | (url: http://www.labora...)
Physicists at The Australian National Univ. (ANU) have engineered a spiral laser beam and used it to create a whirlpool of hybrid light-matter particles called polaritons. Polaritons are hybrid particles that have properties of both matter and light. The ability to control polariton flows in this way could aid the development of completely novel technology to link conventional electronics with new laser- and fiber-based technologies. Polaritons form in semiconductors when laser light interacts with electrons and holes (positively charged vacancies) so strongly that it is no longer possible to distinguish light from matter.
Category: Technology | 16 Comments
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NYC To Replace Most of Its Payphones With Free Gigabit WiFi In 2015
Submitted by: Hologram @ 08:12 PM | Monday, November 17, 2014 | (url: http://www.washin...)
The city announced Monday that it had selected a consortium of advertising, technology and telecom companies to deploy throughout the city thousands of modern-day pay phones that will offer 24-hour, free gigabit WiFi connections, free calls to anywhere in the U.S., touch-screen displays with direct access to city services, maps and directions for tourists, and charging stations (for the cellphones you'd rather use). The devices will also be capable of connecting people straight to emergency responders, and broadcasting alerts from the city during emergencies like Hurricane Sandy.
The whole system, city officials said, will constitute the largest free municipal WiFi network in the world.
All of it will be funded by what the providers say will be an astonishingly large revenue stream from sophisticated digital advertising picture different and constantly fine-tuned ads depending on the block that's projected to generate for the city $500 million over the next 12 years. Scott Goldsmith, the chief commercial officer at the advertising company Titan working on the contract, says the infrastructure will "revolutionize how advertising is delivered in the biggest media market in the world." Fifty percent of that revenue will go to the city.
Category: Technology | 14 Comments
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Goat Simulator turns MMO
Submitted by: Amadeus @ 05:21 PM | Monday, November 17, 2014 | (url: https://www.youtu...)
I thought the original Goat Simulator idea was kinda lame, but I might just pick it up now. :lol:
Category: PC Gaming | 26 Comments
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Hacked by Chinese: U.S. weather systems, satellite network breached
Submitted by: Hologram @ 06:44 PM | Wednesday, November 12, 2014 | (url: http://money.cnn....)
Hackers attacked the U.S. weather system in October, causing a disruption in satellite feeds and several pivotal websites. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA, said that four of its websites were hacked in recent weeks. To block the attackers, government officials were forced to shut down some of its services. This explains why satellite data was mysteriously cut off in October, as well as why the National Ice Center website and others were down for more than a week. During that time, federal officials merely stated a need for "unscheduled maintenance." Still, NOAA spokesman Scott Smullen insisted that the aftermath of the attack "did not prevent us from delivering forecasts to the public." Little more is publicly known about the attack, which was first revealed by The Washington Post. It's unclear what damage, if any, was caused by the hack. But hackers managed to penetrate what's considered one of the most vital aspects of the U.S. government. The nation's military, businesses and local governments all rely on nonstop reports from the U.S. weather service.
Category: General | 33 Comments
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ISPs Removing Their Customers' Email Encryption
Submitted by: Hologram @ 11:55 PM | Tuesday, November 11, 2014 | (url: https://www.eff.o...)
Recently, Verizon was caught tampering with its customer's web requests to inject a tracking super-cookie. Another network-tampering threat to user safety has come to light from other providers: email encryption downgrade attacks. In recent months, researchers have reported ISPs in the US and Thailand intercepting their customers' data to strip a security flagcalled STARTTLSfrom email traffic. The STARTTLS flag is an essential security and privacy protection used by an email server to request encryption when talking to another server or client.1
By stripping out this flag, these ISPs prevent the email servers from successfully encrypting their conversation, and by default the servers will proceed to send email unencrypted. Some firewalls, including Cisco's PIX/ASA firewall do this in order to monitor for spam originating from within their network and prevent it from being sent. Unfortunately, this causes collateral damage: the sending server will proceed to transmit plaintext email over the public Internet, where it is subject to eavesdropping and interception.
This type of STARTTLS stripping attack has mostly gone unnoticed because it tends to be applied to residential networks, where it is uncommon to run an email server2. STARTTLS was also relatively uncommon until late 2013, when EFF started rating companies on whether they used it. Since then, many of the biggest email providers implemented STARTTLS to protect their customers. We continue to strongly encourage all providers to implement STARTTLS for both outbound and inbound email. Google's Safer email transparency report and starttls.info are good resources for checking whether a particular provider does.
Category: Technology | 42 Comments
Tags: email encryption isp privacy surveillance
fMRI Data Reveals the Number of Parallel Processes Running in the Brain
Submitted by: Hologram @ 03:15 AM | Sunday, November 9, 2014 | (url: http://www.techno...)
The human brain carries out many tasks at the same time, but how many? Now fMRI data has revealed just how parallel gray matter is. ... Although the analysis is complex, the outcome is simple to state. Georgiou says independent component analysis reveals that about 50 independent processes are at work in human brains performing the complex visuo-motor tasks of indicating the presence of green and red boxes. However, the brain uses fewer processes when carrying out simple tasks, like visual recognition.
That's a fascinating result that has important implications for the way computer scientists should design chips intended to mimic human performance. It implies that parallelism in the brain does not occur on the level of individual neurons but on a much higher structural and functional level, and that there are about 50 of these. 'This means that, in theory, an artificial equivalent of a brain-like cognitive structure may not require a massively parallel architecture at the level of single neurons, but rather a properly designed set of limited processes that run in parallel on a much lower scale,' he concludes.
Category: Technology | 21 Comments
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AF to change instructions for oaths
Submitted by: Mr Jimmy Pop @ 06:24 PM | Sunday, September 21, 2014 | (url: http://www.af.mil...)
WASHINGTON (AFNS) -- The Air Force has instructed force support offices across the service to allow both enlisted members and officers to omit the words So help me God from enlistment and officer appointment oaths if an Airman chooses.
In response to concerns raised by Airmen, the Department of the Air Force requested an opinion from the Department of Defense General Counsel addressing the legal parameters of the oath. The resulting opinion concluded that an individual may strike or omit the words So help me God from an enlistment or appointment oath if preferred.
We take any instance in which Airmen report concerns regarding religious freedom seriously, said Secretary of the Air Force Deborah Lee James. We are making the appropriate adjustments to ensure our Airmen's rights are protected.
The Air Force will be updating the instructions for both enlisted and commissioned Airmen to reflect these changes in the coming weeks, but the policy change is effective now. Airmen who choose to omit the words 'So help me God' from enlistment and officer appointment oaths may do so.
The language in previous instructions was based on an Air Force legal interpretation of 10 U.S.C. 502, 5 U.S.C. 3331 and Title 32, which contain the oaths of office.
The Air Force requested the review following a ceremony at Creech Air Force Base, Nevada, in which an enlisted Airman struck out the words, So help me God on the Department of Defense Form 4 and did not include them in his verbal oath. The Airman's unit was unable to process his paperwork due to the guidance in Air Force Instruction 36-2606, Reenlistment in the United States Air Force, which prohibited any omissions. Now that the Department of Defense General Counsel has provided an opinion, the Airmans enlistment paperwork will be processed to completion.
Category: General | 10 Comments
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Microsoft buying Mojang AB, Minecraft devs, for $2 Billion
Submitted by: Got Haggis? @ 05:23 PM | Tuesday, September 9, 2014 | (url: http://www.thever...)
Microsoft is nearing a deal to buy Mojang AB, makers of the Minecraft video game franchise, according to a new report. According to the Wall Street Journal, the deal would value Mojang at more than $2 billion and could be signed as soon as this week.
Microsoft and Mojang declined to comment to the Journal.
Developing ...
Category: Console Gaming | 73 Comments
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Obama Outperforms Reagan On Jobs, Growth And Investing
Submitted by: Goshin @ 04:45 PM | Monday, September 8, 2014 | (url: http://www.forbes...)
[quote]The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) today issued Americas latest jobs report covering August. And its a disappointment. The economy created an additional 142,000 jobs last month. After six consecutive months over 200,000, most pundits expected the string to continue, including ADP which just yesterday said 204,000 jobs were created in August.
Category: Politics | 87 Comments
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BP found negligent by US courts, $18 billion fine
Submitted by: Goshin @ 08:20 PM | Thursday, September 4, 2014 | (url: http://online.wsj...)
I can't believe this verdict in such a pro corporate environment. wow
so big
much scandal
PLC was grossly negligent in the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster, a federal judge ruled, handing down a decision that could cost the company as much as $18 billion in pollution fines for the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
Thursday's decision could leave BP on the hook for far more than the $3.5 billion it had set aside for civil penalties under the U.S. Clean Water Act and likely would easily exceed the biggest previous fine under the statute.
The $3.5 billion was based in part on BP's expectation that the court would rule the company liable for simple negligence. U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier's finding of gross negligence, or more reckless and extreme behavior, means BP faces a penalty of as much as $4,300 for each barrel of crude spilled in the worst offshore oil spill in U.S. history. That is nearly quadruple the maximum civil fine had the finding been simple negligence, which means the failure to take reasonable care.
The judge could impose lower penalties but the fine is likely to surpass the previous record under the act: the $1 billion paid by Transocean Ltd. RIGN.VX +1.91% , the owner of the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig, in a settlement last year.


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Parent Night is Sept. 20 at Morris Area
Parent Night at Morris Area school is Monday, Sept. 20 and features college readiness expert Kent Pekel.
All parents and the public are invited for Pekel's address at 7:15 p.m., following the elementary and high school Parent Nights.
Elementary Parent Night is at 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. High School Parent Night is 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Pekel will speak during an informational session at the Morris Area High School Auditorium at 7:15 p.m.
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So many of the people lined up at Chick-Fil-A are morbidly obese. They ignore the sin of gluttony while scarfing up the Chick-Fil-A sandwiches and sides. I think area churches should address the sin of gluttony and soon. After all, we the taxpayers are funding their huge medical bills. I suggest that preachers in the fundamentalist churches preach sermons on the SIN of gluttony. The fundamentalist Baptists are the fattest of all denominations, according to a reliable health study. Why not have a Baptised in the Fire Holy Ghost Revival against the Sin of Gluttony right here in Wilmington. Let the Baptists lead the way. I'm just trying to set things in their proper perspective and do a little good for the people of our community. Peace be with you . . . »
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A beautiful apartment located in the heart of area Bacvice near the famous Bacvice beach. Close to center and other relevant places (bus station, harbour, railway station, hospitals, shops, bars, discos, sports etc.).We offer you apartment with 2 big rooms and 1 bathroom, big and fully equipped
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Around 400 works on paper by the French painter Eugène Leroy, who was admired by artists such as Georg Baselitz and Markus Lupertz but worked in relative isolation for most of his career, are on show at the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Tourcoing, which was renamed the Musée des Beaux-Arts Eugène Leroy in honour of the artist's centenary in 2010. The exhibition has been made possible thanks to a donation from the artist's two sons, Eugène Jean and Jean-Jacques Leroy, who gave the drawings and sketchbooks containing around 400 works, which cover their father's entire output from 1927 until his death in 2000, to the museum in 2009.
The exhibition, "Eugène Leroy: Le Dessin" (Eugène Leroy: the Drawings), which is on show until 17 September, presents this collection of crayon, charcoal, pastel and watercolour drawings. The two guest curators, the British artist Orlando Mostyn-Owen and the Chilean artist Humberto Poblete-Bustamante, are the co-founders of a loose collective of artists and writers called the International Bongo-Bongo Brigade. Leroy did not enjoy a meteoric rise to fame, but Mostyn-Owen says: "Particularly in his earlier drawings, we can see Leroy striving towards immortal status. They tell us that he knew what he wanted to achieve." Leroy was born in Tourcoing in 1910, and despite his prolific output he only found real, lasting recognition after the Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville in Paris dedicated a retrospective to him in 1988. Since then he has enjoyed major exhibitions at the Musée d'Art Contemporain, Nice, in 1993; the Kunsthalle Basel in 1997; and the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo, in 2000.
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The ridge goes down, and goes "into" the plastic frame a bit and holds the upper bearing in place. The plastic piece ends up contacting the inner race of the bearing, which it rotating with it already. With it upside down, it might be rubbing on the frame, causing some friction (though once the rotor creates lift, it probably doesn't cause any friction). Lift up/down on the main shaft. If there's any play, I wouldn't mess with success. If there's no play, and you're flight time doesn't seem up to snuff, you might reassemble. |
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Description FIG. 1 is a front elevational view of a portable massage device showing our new design; FIG. 2 is a rear elevational view therof; FIG. 3 is a top plan view thereof; FIG. 4 is a bottom plan view thereof; FIG. 5 is a left side elevational view thereof; FIG. 6 is a right side elevational view thereof; FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view taken along 7--7 of FIG. 3; FIG. 8 is a perspective view of the portable massage device; FIG. 9 is a perspective view thereof, on a reduced scale; FIG. 10 is a perspective view thereof, on a further reduced scale; and, FIG. 11 is another perspective view thereof. The broken line showing of the control unit, mat, attachment cord and limbs in FIGS. 9-11 is for illustrative purposes only and forms no part of the claimed design. Referenced by
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The first George Bernard Shaw revival at the National Theatre in 13 years, Saint Joan opened last night (11 July, previews started 5 July) in the NT Olivier as part of this year's £10 ...
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Following a run at the Chichester Festival Theatre and a brief regional tour, The Last Confession - Roger Crane's new Vatican-set thriller starring David Suchet (pictured), opened on Monday ...
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Gratiano (see News, 12 June 2007), but despite the
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The first major UK revival of Tony Kushner's Pulitzer Prize winner Angels in America opened at west London's Lyric Hammersmith on Tuesday (26 June 2007, previews from 20 June), with both ...
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I am an outgoing introvert, an old soul looking for something new. I am new to the Noblesville area. I grew up an hour north of here in a hole in the wall town. Kind of like Mayberry if it had the world's largest paint ball and the town was full of country gospel enthusiasts.... I presently work for a rapidly successful mortgage firm and have a 4 year old daughter. We are happy here and hope to stay here for quite sometime. You may be exceptionally well suited for us, if you posses the following: -a job -a work ethic -doesn't sweat the small stuff -likes the smell of books -can tolerate disney princess sing a longs -able to lift heavy objects -enjoys walks -loves movies -likes to spoon (big or small is negotiable) -knows the lyrics to "Come on Eileen" -can stand to listen to music 24/7 -knows when to stop being a guy and act like a man Submitted from mobile
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my father and I were owners and trainers of Thoroughbreds before he passed away. I grew up up at the race track and competed regularly in County and state competitions as well as the AQHA
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I don't get out as much as I used to. Though when I feel like behaving as a social butterfly some of my favorite places to spend time is my local library, movie theater, and Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve.
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DAL: Am I in for a beating if I go to Coal Vines tonight?
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I really want to try this place but if it is too noisy, an over-the-top yuppster scene, and slow service than I will not go. Would Fireside Pies be better?
There will be four of us going at 7:30 PM on a Thursday.
I'd say it's a bad idea to go there at 7:30 on a thursday, it'll probably be pretty busy and have slow service.
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LMAO! Thanks for the info. I've never been to either place and it doesn't look like I'm going tonight either.
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Yes, you would definately be in for a beating at either one. I only go to those joints at "off hours" as the tragically hip dominate.
re: queenie
I've been to Coal Vines at 8:30 pm on a tuesday and it wasn't crowded at all (nor was it empty). Also I've been for late lunch (~1 or 1:30) and it's fine.
both places are entirely reasonable for dinner as long as you get there by 6 p.m.; even 6:30 isn't too bad. by around 7 is when it starts to get to be too much (for me, anyway). but i think they're both fabulous and well worth your time
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I've been to both, and both are generally crowded. The food is better at coal vines and the wine selection is better, too.


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Churchill Downs Inc. (CDI) President & CEO Bob Evans yesterday "took on" Kentucky state Senate President David Williams during a panel discussion on the future of the state's horse racing industry, according to Gregory Hall of the Louisville COURIER-JOURNAL. Evans said that Kentucky's thoroughbred industry is "dying, while states where expanded gambling boosts purses are faring better, and alluded to the failure of a bill to put video lottery terminals at racetracks." Evans said Williams and his supporters, by failing to pass the bill, "have put Kentucky racing on the 'do not resuscitate' list." However, Williams said Evans' comments were "false and misleading." He also argued that Evans "'has very little authority to make such vitriolic statements' when Churchill offers a free shuttle from Louisville for horsemen to ship horses to the company's Chicago-area track." Williams said that his proposal to "tax lottery sales and out-of-state betting on Kentucky races would have provided enough of a boost for purses and breeding incentives." Evans was "one of four panelists who focused largely on whether slot machines or the terminals, which are similar, could assist Kentucky's industry or actually would hurt it." Evans after the forum said that he "isn't worried that a track with slots-boosted purses would try to compete with the Kentucky Derby." Evans: "You can't rule anything out. Maybe somebody wants to come along with something else to do on the first Saturday in May, and bring it on. We'll take it on. We'll beat it" (Louisville COURIER-JOURNAL, 7/9).
STOP & SMELL THE ROSES: The AP's Will Graves noted a dozen states, including Indiana, West Virginia and Pennsylvania, "already have expanded gaming at their tracks," which gives those states "another revenue stream to fatten purses and lure horsemen away from non-gaming states like Kentucky." But the Kentucky Derby "appears to be safe," despite Kentucky House Speaker Greg Stumbo claiming that there is a "chance another race could replace" the Derby as the first race in the Triple Crown (AP, 7/8).


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Progressive Metal Band ALOGIA has signed with the renowned Miner Records
Power Progressive Metal Band ALOGIA has signed with the renowned Miner Records, home of the best and talented. The news doesn't stop there.
AlogiA is also releasing their new video "Vreme Je" from their upcoming album Elegia Balcanica that debuts in September 2014. Fans can listen to two tracks that are available on YouTube.
"This is exciting news for us that we wanted to share with our fans and supporters. We want to thank all of our loyal fans who have been with us for the past 13 years or if you just fell in love with our music," said Srdjan Brankovic, who is also the founder of the project Expedition Delta (Gary Wehrkamp, Andrea De Paoli, Borislav Mitic, Nikola Mijic, Rene Merkelbach, Richard Andersson, Alex Argento and many others) and who also played as guest on last Shadow Gallery's album!
"The album is recorded in the Serbian language, so far, but we are thinking about a solution to record an English version, too. Anyway, if you like traditional prog/power metal music, you will love this. It will also have a little dose of Balkan atmosphere that makes it sound more authentic."
Power progressive metal band AlogiA realizes music that rocks; and it doesn't just rock in Serbia. It rocks around the world. Formed in 2000 by Serbian brothers Miroslav and Srdjan Brankovic both on guitars. The rest of band consists of Nikola Mijic on vocals, Vladimir Djedovic on keyboards, Vladimir Ranisavljevic on bass guitar and Srdjan Golubica drums.
Their raw music translates into any culture. They've gained such a following in England and the US that they've translated their first album into English, and are working on a English version of their upcoming work as well.
The group has opened for bands such as Whitesnake, Apocalyptica, Savatage, and Paul Di Anno, and has played many big Shows as headliners as well.
They also played in Festivals (Exit, Hendrix Fest, Hard'n'Heavy) that gathered audiences of more than 30,000 people.
Now the band is preparing their long-awaited new album, Elegia Balcanica, due to be released in September 2014 which will be distributed worldwide.
The CD will be available throughout all the major CD stores and e-markets on line.
With the group's signing to Miner Records the world can expect bigger and better things from AlogiA.
"We're just getting started. This new deal with Miner Records gives us a chance to take our music to the next level and satisfy the urgings our fans have for music that rocks their world, speaks to their mind and jolts their soul. That's the kind of music AlogiA makes," said Mr. Brankovic.
• Power progressive metal band
• Founded by Serbian Brothers Miroslav and Srdjan Brankovic both on guitars. Also includes
o Nikola Mijic on vocals
o Vladimir Djedovic on keyboards
o Vladimir Ranisavljevic on bass guitar
o Srdjan Golubica drums
• The band has opened for bands such as Whitesnake, Apocalyptica, Savatage, and Paul Di Anno, and has played many big Shows as headliners as well
• Excellent reviews from the press
• Appearances on numerous TV and radio shows
• Huge festivals like Exit, Hendrix Fest, and Hard'n'Heavy, which have gathered audiences of more than 30, 000 people.
• Previous Live and Studio Albums
o Price o vremenu (Tales of Time) – 2002
o Price o zivotu (Tales of Life) – 2004
o Secret Spheres of Art (English version of the first album) – 2005
o Price o vremenu i zivotu (Live at SKC) – 2006 (Live DVD)
o Price o vremenu i zivotu (2007)
o Price o snovima (Tales of Dreams) – 2012 (Live CD)
o Elegia Balcanica – September 2014
• Collaborations and b-side projects
o Expedition Delta
o Shadow Gallery
o Lunar Pocket
o Eden's Curse
o Despot.
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DIRECTOR'S MESSAGEDear Friends, On October 3, 2010, Rene di Rosa, Founder and visionary, passed away peacefully at age 91. An inspiration for all of us, Rene lived life more fully than most, and achieved unconventional success in the worlds of art and wine. A passionate and omnivorous art collector, he became equally renowned for his famed Winery Lake vineyards, and his engaged philanthropy. In 1960, he purchased 450 acres in the little-known Carneros region of Napa and despite his city roots, embarked on love affair with the land, becoming a leader in the fight to preserve the region's agriculture and open space. Rene di Rosa touched many lives in the Bay Area—there are as many stories as there are people who knew him. Many of us encountered him as the ubiquitous figure in a tractor cap at art events, and through his service on the Boards of the Berkeley Art Museum and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, as well as the National Advisory Board of the Whitney Museum. He was a generous friend, and a champion, and indefatigable patron of Bay Area artists, many of whom are now recognized nationally and internationally. More than 25 years ago, Rene and his late wife Veronica shared a dream of building a unique museum at Winery Lake in which art could be enjoyed in concert with nature. The nonprofit organization that bears their name opened to the public in 1997 and was fully incorporated as an independent museum in 2000. Today we are proud to continue his legacy through engagement with the art of our region and commitment to celebrating and supporting the artists who make Northern California their home. Kathryn Reasoner, Executive Director |
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'The Music Man' hits Waimea
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Pack up your keiki and bring them to Parker School Theatre for a summer evening of fun, melodious entertainment – "The Music Man" is in town.
As a kickoff to their 50th anniversary year, Waimea Community Theatre will present Meredith Willson's popular musical over three weekends, from Aug. 2 to 18, at the Parker School Theatre. Show times are Friday and Saturday evenings at 7:30 p.m., and Sunday matinee at 3 p.m.
Director Miguel Bray said the play is "uplifting" and good for the whole family.
"It is a fun, romantic comedy with wonderful music that you can remember and hum on the way home," Bray said.
Bray said that in celebration of their half-century anniversary, the group wanted to revisit some of their "greatest hits" over the years. He said they also wanted to find a quality musical that included child cast members. "The Music Man" was a good choice. It hadn't been performed locally in a while so it was fresh and interesting for the audience, he said.
The musical details the plan of Harold Hill, played by Dr. John Stover, to con money from members of an Iowa town by creating a fake boy band for River City, then soliciting donations to purchase instruments and uniforms for them. Marian the Librarian, played by Amy Mills, should know that Hill is a fraud, but she is enamored by him and his success in helping her troubled young brother. Hill inadvertently falls for Marian as well, endangering his money scam and thwarting his escape from town.
Bray said that Stover brings his character to life onstage through his strong work ethic and his attention to detail.
"He is a good singer, which is what got him the part, but he is also very diligent and a hard worker in his participation in community theater," Bray said of Stover.
Bray said that Mills is expanding from earning her place as a Waimea Community Chorus favorite into the world of theater.
"She has quite a professional background in singing," Bray said.
Cast members come not just Waimea, but from all parts of the island – Waikoloa, Kona, the Hamakua Coast and Kohala, giving the playing a unique flavor.
John Sucke plays Mayor Shinn and Dorothy Biron plays his wife, Eulalie. Marian's mother, Mrs. Paroo, is played by Kathleen Donovan, and younger brother, Winthrop, by Hunter Kalahiki-Armbruster. Charlee Brown plays Amaryllis, a piano student of Marian's, and Jeff Jones plays Harold's former con partner, Marcellus.
The school board members, who accidentally become a quartet, include Jack Watson, Rick Turnbow, Clem Lam and Duncan Dempster. The Pick-a-Little Ladies include Melora Purell, Janie Edmondson, Jada Rufo, and Rona Lee. Constable Locke will be played by Keith Vachon, Charlie Cowell by Dan Bal, and Gracie Shinn by Kealia Haitsuka. Bryden Jones plays Tommy, and his girlfriend Zaneeta is Susie Krall.
Additional River City townspeople include: Ilene Harrington, Elodia LeMay, Emily and Bruce Risley, Benedict and Ayushi Purell, Nancy Perry, Bailey Wharton, Steven Taylor, Dan Biron, Melia Van Kirk, Kyra Matsuda, Lily and Violet Duncan, Elaine Brown, Pearl Dickson, Juliette Devost, Erica Yost, Leina'ala Taylor, Joey Cootey, Anuhea Young, Jada Rufo and Sami and Kodi Edmondson.
Bray is celebrating his own 30-year anniversary with the Waimea Community Theatre. He started in 1983 as a lighting technician and is now "The Music Man" director.
"I guess it ended up a success story in that sense," Bray said. "One thing leads to another."
Ticket prices are $18 for adults, $15 for students and seniors 60 years and older, and $10 for children 10 and under. Tickets are available at the box office about an hour before each show. They can also be purchased in advance from cast members or from Waimea General Store and Without Boundaries in Waimea, and from Suite Possibilities in Kailua-Kona.
For more information, call WCT at 885-5818, go to their Facebook page or visit their website at waimeacommunitytheatre.org.


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US 2980039 A Abstract available in Claims available in Description (OCR text may contain errors) April 18, 1961 R. T. JOLLY FROZEN CONFECTION 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 Filed July 10, 1959 IN VEN TOR. -Mq, Ross I Jolly Fig. April 18, 1961 R. T. JOLLY FROZEN CONFECTION 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 Filed July 10, 1959 Ross 7: Jolly 1 N VEN TOR. m Ammo United States This invention relates to frozen confections and more particularly to a holder for frozen confections. There are two principal phases of the invention. In the first the holder is actually amold within which the frozen confection is made. Therefore, the holder is used by the manufacturere, the vender and the vendee. - In the second phase, the holder is capable of functioning as a support to maintain the frozen confection in an upright position. In both cases, the holder is so constructed that there is a drip tray located beneath the frozen confection when it is in the eating position, and the drip tray channels the liquid which naturally and ordinarily drips from the frozen confection, .to a place within the holder where it is accumulated. This promulgates cleanliness in the eating of a frozen confectionj The'frozen confection may be varied. It may be of :the frozen water-type, for example, pop-cicles or may be va frozen ice cream bar or other easily melted confections. Accordingly, an object of the invention is to provide a multipurpose holder for a frozen confection. Another object of the invention is to provide a holder which promotes cleanliness in the eating of a frozen confection.- A further object of the invention is to provide a holder atent which may be used as a mold within which to manufacture the frozen confection. A further object of the invention is to provide a holder which has the feature of collecting or at least, channeling the liquid dripped from the frozen confection and collecting it in a portion of the holder. These together with other objects and advantages which will become subsequently apparent reside in the details of construction and operation as more fully hereinafter described and claimed, reference being had to the accompanying drawings forming a part hereof, wherein like numerals refer to like parts throughout and in which: Figure 1 is a side elevational view of a frozen confection in a holder in accordance with the invention. Figure 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of the assembly in Figure 1. Figure 3 is a cross sectional view showing the holder in the position at which the frozen confection is supported for eating. Figure 4 is a top view of the assembly in Figure 1. Figure 5 is a longitudinal sectional view showing a modification of the invention. Figure 6 is a top view of the modification in Figure 5. Figure 7 is a longitudinal sectional view taken on the line 7-7 of Figure 5. Figure 8 is a fragmentary sectional view showing another modification. Figure 9 is a perspective view of a part of the modification in Figure 8. In the accompanying drawings reference is first made "ice, 5 has a flat lower surface 28 so that it may function as a stand to support the frozen confection on a'supporting surface or to otherwise support the body which is in the form of an open top receptacle. Closure 30 is separably connected to the open top of the receptacle and is made of a transverse wall 32 having a skirt 34 with aportion 36 extending upwardly therefrom and an outwardly flared portion 28 extending downwardly therefrom. A downwardly opening groove 40 is atthe juncture of wall 32 and skirt 34 and forms a pocket within which the upper edge 42 of the four walls 16, 18, 20 and'22, is frictionally fitted. This separably retains the closure 30. on the receptacle. There is a group of apertures, for example, slots 46, extending through the short upstanding portion 48 of wall 32 that forms a side of groove 40, and these are blind when the closure is'in place on the receptacle inasmuch as the upper edge of the receptacle closes the apertures. There are means operatively connected With the closure 30 to support stick 50. These means consist of a curved wall 52 in the form of an arch which rises from transverse wall 32 and which is attached at its ends to the walls along the longitudinal edges of the longer sides thereof. Arch forming wall 52 has a slot 60 or anothertype of aperture therein and it is in alignment with an aperture 62in wall 52 enablingthe stick 5G to be projected therethrough. In use, the receptacle body of the holder may be filled with a'substance which, after freezing, becomes a frozen confection. Stick 50 is slipped into apertures 60 and 62 either before or after the closure 32 is placed on the receptacle prior to freezing. When it is-desired' to'consume the frozen confection theclosure 30 is removedfrom the receptacle body, taking with it the frozen-confection and stick 50 all as one unit. The closure 30 is inverted, and the upper portion 36 of skirt or wall 34 is slipped down over the outer surface of walls 16, 18, 20 and 22 (Figure 3) thereby exposing apertures 46 to the cavity 68 of the receptacle body. When in the inverted position wall portion 38 cooperates with the short wall 48 to form a trough 70 within which the liquid that drips from the frozen confection is accumulated. This liquid flows through slots 46 and enters cavity 68 forming a trap. It is evident from an inspection of Figure 3 that the body may be used as a handle. ,Attention is now invited to Figures 5-7, inclusive. In this embodiment there is a receptacle body very similar to the receptacle body 12, except that it has no stand at the lower part thereof. Closure 82 has a wall structure and slots 84 identical to the corresponding wall structure and slots of closure 30. Transverse wall 86 is essentially identical to wall 32, but it has a stick guide and brace 87 around aperture 94. The major difference in this portion of holder 80 is that the stick 88 is in the form of a key in that it has a shank and a grip 90 at one end. The grip is disposed in the cavity 92 of the receptacle body and is apertured to enable the liquid substance which forms the frozen confection to flow therethrough and tightly engage the stick 88. The apertures, of course, are optional. The enlargement forming the key-shape, prevents the stick 88 3 from slipping through aperture 94 in wall 82 once the stick is passed through aperture 92. There are additional means for enhancing the gripping action between closure 82 and the frozen confection. These means consist of a pair of dovetail ribs 96 and 98 (Figure 6) which rise from one surface of wall 86 and which become countersunk in the frozen confection when it is in the liquid state. Of course, they remain countersunk in the frozen confection after it is frozen. The use and operation of holder 80 is the same as that described in connection with holder 12 with the exception of the omission of a stand at the bottom of the receptacle body. Figures 8 and 9 show a further modification. The receptacle body 120 is essentially the same as those in Figures 2 and 5 but distinguishes therefrom by having the curved wall 52a detachably connected in apertures in the transverse Wall 86a. Slotted dovetail keys 128 and .130 at the ends of the curved or arched wall 52 are used for snapping the Wall 52a in place. From the foregoing, the construction and operation of the device will be readily understood and further explanation is believed to be unnecessary. However, since numerous modifications and changes will readily occur to those skilled in the art, it is not desired to limit the invention to the exact construction shown and described, and accordingly, all suitable modifications and equivalents may be resorted to, falling within the scope of the invention as claimed. What is claimed as new is as follows: 1. A holder for a frozen confection, said holder comprising a receptacle body having a cavity and adapted to function as a mold for liquid confection substance during freezing, said mold having an open end, a closure separably connected to said mold body and substantially covering said open end, and means for connecting the closure to the frozen confection in said body, said closure having a skirt, a transverse wall to which said skirt is connected, and a portion of said skirt constituting a trough within which the liquid substance from the frozen confection drips when the closure is arranged to support the frozen confection above said body, said wall having at least one aperture therein in registry with said trough and in registry with the cavity of said receptacle body so that the liquid substance in said trough drains into said cavity body. 2. In a combination mold and holder for a frozen confection, the combination of a receptacle body having a mold cavity and an open end, a' closure separably attached to said open end and including a transverse wall, a skirt attached peripherally to said transverse wall, means constituting a part of said skirt for separably attaching said closure to said open end ofsaid body, another portion of said skirt coacting with said wall to form a trough within which the liquid substance dripping from the frozen confection is accumulated, means for connecting said trough with the cavity of said receptacle body so that the liquid in said trough is drained into said cavity. 3. In combination, a mold body adapted to function as a handle and to support a liquid substance which, after freezing, becomes a frozen confection, a closure for said body and separably'attached to said body, said closure adapted to be removed with the frozen confection and inverted, and means connected with said closure for securing said closure on to said body after inversion of said closure so that said body functions as a handle while the frozen confection is carried by said closure. 4. The combination of claim 3, wherein there are passage means associated with said closure and registering a part of said closure with the interior of said body so that liquid dripped from the frozen confection flows into said body. 5. The combination of claim 4, wherein there are means connected with said closure for engaging the frozen confection with said closure so that the frozen confection is separable from the body with said closure and so that the frozen confection is maintained attached to said closure when said closure is returned in an inverted position on said body. 6. The combination of claim 3, wherein there are passage means associated with said closure and registering a part, of said closure with the interior of said body so that liquid dripped from the frozen confection flows into said body and, wherein there is a skirt connected with said closure and angulated outwardly from the center of said closure to form a trough within which said passage means are registered. References Cited in the file of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,720,190 Van Horne July 9, 1929 1,882,290 Meagher Oct. 11, 1932 1,990,198 Murphy Feb. 5, 1935 2,057,297 Fatland Oct. 13, 1936 FOREIGN PATENTS 191,556 Switzerland Sept. 1, 1937 Patent Citations
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27 Times Celebs Said "Let Me Take a Selfie"
self portraitsGet extra up-close and personal with your favorite celebs.
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But first, let me take a selfie.
This week on WhoSay, we've come across some amazing celebrity selfies that prove the trend is just as popular as ever.
From Carrie Ann Inaba's "DWTS" judges selfie (featuring Ricky Martin) to Hillary Scott's adorable mother-daughter shot, we love that celebs are giving us an up-close look at their everyday lives.
In case you missed them, here are this week's 27 best selfies from celebs like Tom Hanks, Reese Witherspoon, James Maslow, Zendaya, and more:
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