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Painting by Valery Koshlyakov at auction ARTinvestment.RU
If you disassemble as "by the book", the works of Koshlyakov almost perfectly match the known investment criteria
|Michael Kletsel, "Portrait of N. K. Krupskaya", score
|L. Kleijn "windmills"
|G. Kurmanaev"Meeting.The air and water.The sun in Porto 2012
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Alphabetical: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z
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May 28th, 2015
Nikitsky Lane Rare Books (Moscow)
Auction #53. Rare books, manuscripts, autographs, photographs and posters
June 3rd, 2015. 14:00 BST
Bonhams (London, New Bond Street, UK)
The Russian Sale
June 6th, 2015
Auction house «Russian enamel» (Moscow)
Auction of antiquarian postcards
June 10th, 2015. 19:00
Auction House «Antiquarium» (Moscow)
Auction #13. «Works of art»
June 12, 2015
WestLicht Photographica Auction (Vienna)
Photo Auction. Soviet Photographs
June 16th, 2015 18:00
Auction House «Kabinet» (Moscow)
Auction #30 (84) «Old and rare books, etchings, photographs»
June 16th, 2015
Jackson's International Auctioneers and Appraisers (Cedar Falls, Iowa, USA)
World Treasures: Important Russian, European, Asian & American Works
June 17, 2015
"House of antique books in Nikitsky" (Moscow)
Auction № 54. «Painting, drawing, decorative and applied arts»
June 17th, 2015
«Magnum Ars» (Moscow)
«Paintings of XIX–XX cent.»
June 18, 2015
"House of antique books in Nikitsky" (Moscow)
Auction № 55. «Russian traveler. Rare books, manuscripts, autographs, pictures and posters »
June 18th, 2015
Auction House «Antiquarium» (Moscow)
Auction #14. «Rare books»
June 20th, 2015. 13:00
Auction House «Kabinet» (Moscow)
Auction #22 (85). «Orders, medals, badges of Russian Empire. Historical objects»
9 July 2015
"House of antique books in Nikitsky" (Moscow)
Auction № 54. «Rare books, manuscripts, autographs, pictures and posters»
July 24th, 2015. 19:00
Art-Boulevard Gallery (Sevastopol)
Auction #6. Paintings and Drawings. Crimean art tradition of the XX-XXI centuries
August 20, 2015
"House of antique books in Nikitsky" (Moscow) »
Auction № 55. «Rare books, manuscripts, autographs, pictures and posters»
September 17, 2015
"House of antique books in Nikitsky" (Moscow)
Auction № 56. «Paintings, drawings and objects of arts and crafts»
September 19, 2015
Auction house "Antiquarium" (Moscow)
Online auction "Books, manuscripts, drawings, posters»
September 24, 2015
"House of antique books in Nikitsky" (Moscow)
Auction № 57. «Rare books, manuscripts, autographs, pictures and posters»
October 10, 2015
Auction house "Antiquarium" (Moscow)
"Rare and valuable books, documents, manuscripts»
October 19, 2015
"House of antique books in Nikitsky" (Moscow)
Auction № 58. «For the 170th anniversary of the Russian Geographical Society»
October 31, 2015
Auction house "Antiquarium" (Moscow)
"Painting, drawing, decorative and applied arts»
November 7, 2015
"House of antique books in Nikitsky" (Moscow)
Auction № 59. «By the day of the October Revolution»
November 21, 2015
Auction house "Antiquarium" (Moscow)
"Russian books of the twentieth century»
November 28, 2015
"House of antique books in Nikitsky" (Moscow)
Auction № 60. «Russian poetry of XX century. By the 145th anniversary of the birth of Alexander Blok »
December 10, 2015
"House of antique books in Nikitsky" (Moscow)
Auction № 61. «Painting, drawing, decorative and applied arts»
December 17, 2015
"House of antique books in Nikitsky" (Moscow)
Auction № 62. «Rare Russian books, autographs, pictures and posters»
December 19, 2015
Auction house "Antiquarium" (Moscow)
Christmas auction "Russian history in books, autographs and documents»
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Painting by Valery Koshlyakov at auction ARTinvestment.RU
If you disassemble as "by the book", the works of Koshlyakov almost perfectly match the known investment criteria
In Nikitsky antiquarian auction March 26: summary
Congratulations 8.2 million rubles. The hammer took 52 % of the lots. Almost half of the lots sold was purchased via the Internet
Paintings and drawings"," Empire " on March 19. Summary
Bidding FROM "House of antique books in Nikitsky" holds on average every six months. How this time had the same tastes and preferences of the audience with what was offered by the organizers?
Book auction "the Empire" on March 21. Summary
We raised 55 % of the lots and 53% for the money. Revenue denominated in rubles has reached nearly 16 million rubles
Artist of the week. Sixties Nikolai Kasatkin
Prior to July 26, 2015 at the Tretyakov gallery on the Crimean Shaft last exhibition "Nicholas Kasatkin. Double picture"
Art-рынок: surviving the crisis
Universal recipe we are not guided, but we can share their own observations and hypotheses about what really helps in a crisis
"Russian art of the XIX — XXI centuries" in "the Office" on March 5. Summary
Best of all were sold Russian and Soviet porcelain
"The office" opened the spring season with the big auction day
5 March started with used books
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The former Finance Minister of Romania withdrew 101 artwork
Darius Roll, who is accused of corruption and taking bribes, discovered works by Picasso, Renoir and other great artists
In Spain, after 19-летней restoration presented the sculpture of Michelangelo
The sculpture "Little John the Baptist" was smashed to pieces during the Civil war in Spain 1936-1939, and only in the mid-1990-х became possible restoration
A German court has rejected claims cousin of Cornelius Gurlitt inheritance
The collection of Cornelius Gurlitt, as it was bequeathed by the deceased, will depart the Museum of fine arts Bern
In Rome at the framery master withdrew a Picasso for 15 million euros
The old Roman asserts that picture 36 years ago, he gave one of his clients. The owner tried to obtain a license for the export of cloth. The police finds out whether he is the legal owner of the work
Published top-лист participants XXXVIII Russian antique salon
Top-лист amounted best offers of the participants of the Salon
In Pompeii after the restoration opened Villa of the Mysteries
This is one of the best preserved Pompeian villas. Two-year restoration, which cost the government 900 thousand euros, returned to the frescoes of the Villa of their former bright color
The Macedonian National Museum in Skopje stolen 162 of the subject
The Director and his six accomplices systematically looted own Museum. The former Director was sentenced to eight years in prison
Inside the Buddha statue was found the mummy of a monk, of which 1 100 years
The Chinese claim that the statue was stolen from a Chinese village in 1995. Recently this statue showed at the exhibition in Budapest. Her current owner — Dutch private collector
Russian antique salon — from 28 March to 5 April in the CHA
This Friday at the Central House of artists XXXVIII Russian antique salon. Over 150 exhibitors will present products, worthy to decorate the most authoritative collection
The court ordered the former electrician Picasso to return more than 250 works by the artist
The court found 75-летнего Pierre Le Henneke guilty of concealing stolen property
Baron Eric de Rothschild wants to sell two portrait by Rembrandt for 150 million euros
Paired portraits of Martin Almanza and Open Coppit not left the territory of France since 1877. The public protests against a possible sale
TEFAF 2015: the most significant stands and large transactions
At the largest antique fair, held annually in the Netherlands Maastricht, exhibited newfound van Gogh drawing
|Exhibitions of works of art
"ACOEM" Boris Kocheyshvili
In Moscow gallery "Here" an exhibition in honor of the 75th-летнего anniversary of the artist
Contemporaries of the future. Jewish artists in the Russian avant-garde. 1910-1980
Marc Chagall, N. Altman, L. Fox, R. Falk, A. Tyshler, O. Rabin, M. Grobman, Vladimir Yankilevsky, I. Kabakov, Bulatov and other — at the exhibition at the Jewish Museum and tolerance centre
Opens the exhibition of the nominees for the "Innovation"
Today, the NCCA, Zoological exhibition will open on 25 nominees of the contest "Innovation 2014", among which Irina Korina, Haim Sokol, etc.
A large exhibition of Marc Chagall in Rome
In Rome's exhibition centre Chiostro del Bramante, an exhibition of more than 150 works by Marc Chagall from the collection of Israel Museum
FLOS GAUDIALIS: floral still lifes
Gallery "Here" is a dozen canvases brushes Russian immigrants of the first half and middle of the XX century, and also a number of things artists working in Russia
Exhibition by Yuri Palmin "Winter trip. Winterreise" in the Fund In Artibus
In parallel with the opening of the exhibition by Yuri Palmin 20 March at 19:00 in the Fund In Artibus will be a presentation of the book "Diary of the journey Luigi Pelli, a native of Arran, from St.-Петербурга in Lugano in 1829"
Unknown known Altman. Exhibition outside anniversaries
March 25, the State literary Museum and gallery business of life opens an exhibition of graphics by Nathan Altman (1889-1970). The exhibition includes photographs from the family archive, etc.
The exhibition "Flowers... and only" in the House of Gogol on Nikitsky Boulevard
The exhibition presents the work of Anatoly Zverev, Vladimir Yakovlev, Mstislav Dobuzhinsky, Aron Buch, Alexander Vedernikov and many other
"Ball at the Moulin de La Galette" by Renoir brought to the Hermitage
Today at the Main headquarters in the series "masterpieces of the world's museums in the Hermitage" exhibition of one painting — "Auguste Renoir Ball at the Moulin de La Galette". From The Musee D'orsay, Paris"
"Nikolai Kasatkin. Double picture" in the state Tretyakov gallery on Krymsky Val
THG is a special project of the Moscow artist Nikolay Kasatkin (1932). Based on the experience of photorealism and conceptual practices of the second half of the twentieth century, the artist revisits the tradition of landscape genre and principles of the field of perception
Exhibition and charity auction "the Art of being near"
The MMSI Gogol, an exhibition of works by contemporary Russian artists; all exhibits April 2, will be sold at a charity auction to benefit children and adults with autism spectrum disorders
Valery Lucca. Between chaos and farce. Continued
The exposure of the personal exhibition of the famous St. Petersburg artist, celebrating 2015 its anniversary, amounted to more than 50 works made in 1988-2014
|Auctions of art
Opened 71-е auction Auction AI
Traditional 20 lots — is seven paintings, nine sheets of original graphics, round two sculptures, one elevation and one etching
About Lenin, Stalin and the Gulag at auction "Gelos"
April 2, in the "House of antique books in Nikitsky" will be the second part of the auction No. 49 "Rare books, manuscripts, autographs, photographs and posters"
The results of the auction ARTinvestment.RU No. 70. Weisberg — 450 000. Benoit — 430 000. Sold 70 %
14 of the 20 lots sold. Four works have left more than 300 000. The correctness of the course is confirmed
Picasso for $ 140 million, exhibited at Christie's
At Christie's auction on may 11 in new-Йорке exhibited Picasso "the women of Algiers (version "Of")" in 1955 with an estimate of $ 140 million
Auction "Russian enamel" March 29: top-лоты
This Sunday "Russian enamel" suits auction of Russian and Western European art with traditional sections of paintings and graphics, icons, jewelry, silver, bronze, porcelain and lacquer
Opened 70-е auction Auction AI
Traditional 20 lots — it six, seven sheets of an original and two — lottery drawing, three works, executed in mixed media, art photography, and one porcelain sculpture
The results of the auction ARTinvestment.RU No. 69. Burliuk — 355 000. Zverev — 150 000. Sold 80 %
16 out of 20 lots — it, even by the standards of last year, the result is outstanding. This just proves the fact that there will be adequate pictures @ & mdash; all will be sold
Livestream-аукционы paintings by masters of the XVII @XX centuries.
24 and 25 March auction house Auctionata will hold two online-аукциона. Especially valuable are the works of Russian artists of the late XIX century and the masterpieces of impressionism and expressionism
How to dress tastefully, to play pool and to fence foil
Today the "House of antique books in Nikitsky" opened pre-auction exhibition of the auction No. 49 (part I). At the auction, which will take place on March 26, you can buy books that provide tips for ladies and gentlemen, and 4 hundreds of valuable publications
"Rare and valuable books, Masonic publications, autographs" on March 21 in the "Antiquarium"
Rare and unique books, autographs and manuscripts — twentieth centuries — 307 lots will be offered on Saturday, March 21. Pre-auction exhibition is open at the auction house "KABINET" in the building "Art center on Savvinskaya
Stove with a list of defeats the English national football team sold over 425 thousand pounds
We are talking about the sculpture by Maurizio Cattelan, resembling a tombstone. On the stele of black granite lists all matches played English football team since 1874 and ending 1998
Open 69-е auction Auction AI
Traditional 20 lots @there are six paintings, ten original drawings, three lots the drawing of graphics and one assemblage
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Abbie Cornish, star of the upcoming 'Sucker Punch' and erstwhile girlfriend of Ryan Phillippe, sat down with GQ magazine for a hot new photo shoot and brief interview for the magazine's April issue. "I'm a vegetarian -- I'm not the type to want to go shoot a gun," Cornish tells GQ. "Then I actually got to the range and totally fell in love with an M4. It was kind of amazing."...
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Excitement and drama reigned supreme this year at the Winter Olympics and Hollywood should take notice. Surely, we thought, with the events that have played out on the slopes and in the ice rinks, producers would want to capitalize and make a movie about these games. We'll help them out by casting the big parts. Check It Out Below The role of Canadian Ice Dancer Tessa Virtue will be pla...
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After nearly four years of dating, Ryan Phillippe and Abbie Cornish called it quits. If reports about Phillippe's infidelity are to be believed, then Cornish should have adhered to the adage, "If he cheats with you, he'll cheat on you." Last May, Page Six reported that Phillippe was partying with several blondes in Cannes -- and Cornish was nowhere to be seen. In December, The National Enq...
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Actor Ryan Phillippe and his girlfriend of four years, Abbie Cornish, have split, according to PEOPLE. Phillippe reportedly began dating 'Stop-Loss' co-star Cornish while still married to Reese Witherspoon. Their recent split comes after months of infidelity rumors. "Abbie ended the relationship with Ryan and she moved out of their home," her spokesperson confirmed....
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Actress Abbie Cornish, the star of Jane Campion's new period picture 'Bright Star' and girlfriend of actor Ryan Phillippe, talked to W at great length about her upcoming projects - but was slightly less forthcoming when it came to her personal life. When asked if she spent much time with Phillipe's two young children with Reese Witherspoon, Cornish offered only: "Yes, of course" - and had even ...
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COVINGTON - Residents who turn on the tap to find discolored water flowing out shouldn't be alarmed: It's likely due to testing of fire hydrants being conducted by Newton County Fire Services.Firefighters will be testing nearly 5,000 hydrants throughout the county to make sure they have adequate flow during the next few months. The process sometimes stirs up sediment that is already in the lines, causing water to appear dirty or muddy, said Kevin O'Brien, deputy chief of operations for Newton County Fire Services. "Often when we begin this process, the Water Authority and Newton County Fire will receive multiple calls from citizens concerned about the dirty or muddy water people may experience when they turn on their water taps for the first time after hydrants in their area have been tested," O'Brien said. "To eliminate this issue, we recommend that the residents run their water for several minutes," he added. The fire department is required to test the hydrants annually in order to get maximum credit from the Insurance Service Organization, the agency that assigns a Public Protection Classification to communities that determines fire insurance premiums for properties. During the last several years, the hydrants have not been tested as frequently due to the drought, O'Brien said. With the recent rain making water resources plentiful, firefighters are planning to test all county fire hydrants this summer. They'll be able to determine how much water is available from the hydrants, something that is particularly important in large commercial areas. If there is not adequate flow, more water lines are needed, O'Brien said. They will also be able to locate leaks and damaged lines. Firefighters will also inspect and service the hydrants if needed, including painting and landscaping around them. The fire department is required to show two consecutive years of documentation from fire hydrant testing to get maximum credit during ISO inspections. The department will likely request another ISO inspection within the next year, O'Brien said. The hope is that the rating, and, therefore, insurance premiums, will decrease now that an additional station has been opened on Brown Bridge Road and a local training academy is in the works. Residents with questions or concerns about hydrant testing can call Newton County Fire Services at 678-625-5010. In related news, the department is in the finishing stages of locating all fire hydrants by GPS and loading that data onto its computer system. This will make it easier to locate the nearest hydrant when firefighters are responding to a call, O'Brien said. Crystal Tatum can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Middlesboro Parks and Recreation is putting finishing touches on new soccer fields which will give hundreds of children in the Tri-State area a place to practice and play the sport.
Local American Youth Soccer Organization (AYSO) is expecting nearly 300 players from ages 3 to 18 to sign up for the upcoming fall and spring season.
"The mayor and city have been great in terms of leveling out the land and getting this done. It's very possible we could top 300 this year and see a lot of growth," said AYSO Tri-State United regional commissioner Lorri Kimbrough.
Currently local AYSO players are traveling to New Tazewell, Knoxville and Harrogate in Tennessee to practice. Now that there is a more localized location for practice, Kimbrough believes there will be a positive impact on the number of children interested in learning to play.
"It's closer for me and I hope it will bring out more kids that just want to play. For some kids, these fields will be in walking distance so they can just come over and play on the weekends," said Jennifer Barnwell, treasurer and a AYSO parent.
Officials are hoping to bring a tournament to the city in the future. This will not only benefit local soccer families, but also have a positive impact on tourism revenue for the county.
"We travel for tournaments now and it would be great to see this happen here in the next year or so. It's no big deal for us to travel somewhere and spend a weekend there, just visiting and making a soccer vacation out of it," said Kimbrough.
AYSO fees are $45 for eight weeks in the fall and eight weeks in the spring. The uniform cost is $30.
Sign-ups will be at the new field in mid-July or online at www.eayso.org.
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Rich liberals spill their phony guts in a bogus new drama
"There is truth in wine," as the wise old Latin saying goes, and then there is the reeking mess caused by ridiculous alcoholic consumption in "A Perfect Future."
Opening on Thursday at the Cherry Lane Theatre, David Hay's new play represents a trite idea ruined by hackneyed plotting and dreary writing.
Set in a classy living room, the contemporary situation involves a little reunion dinner given by Natalie (Donna Bullock) and John (Michael T. Weiss), a wealthy Manhattan couple in their 50s, for Elliot (Daniel Oreskes), a dear pal of their halcyon university days who's visiting from California.
Joining them at the last moment is Mark (Scott Drummond), John's considerably junior business associate who the executive erroneously thinks just might be gay Elliot's dish.
As everybody begins to imbibe John's expensive wine, we hear their stories. The older trio enjoyed 1970s times high on free love, drugs and very liberal causes. John has become rich using Marx in his corporate dealings with the Russian oil mob. Elliot remains a steadfast social activist. Childless Natalie now is a depressed documentary maker who can't finish her Rwanda project.
They toast. They dance. They swill. Then Mark, a nice preppie, tells his progressive hosts a racist joke.
So far Hay's characters have been obvious types and their dialogue pretty pedestrian, but at this point his play slops over into incredulousness.
In the ensuing drunken confrontations, we learn that John really is a bigot and how his lovely marriage to adulterous Natalie stinks. Oh, and how Mark once actually dated a black man. During these tiresome confessionals, more than a dozen costly bottles of vino are rapidly consumed onstage while the actors demonstrate their varying abilities at appearing shocked, befuddled, angry and blotto.
This pointless exercise in revealing the awful truth lurking behind deceptive appearances is staged with a semblance of reality by Wilson Milam. Designer Charles Corcoran's set is handsome but does not convey the couple's wealth. The result turns out to be a 90-minute waste of your time and the actors' kidneys.
"A Perfect Future" continues an open-end engagement at the Cherry Lane Theatre, 38 Commerce St., New York. Call (212) 239-6200 or visit www.telecharge.com
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Staff were relaying a cobblestone path across Tower Green to conform with disability regulations when they found evidence of walls, which turned out to be the remains of a substantial building.
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Historic views and plans of the Tower show a building in this location from at least 1570, variously known as the 'Old Main Guard', the 'Warders' Guardhouse' or the 'Warders' Houses', likely to have been used by soldiers and the predecessors of today's Beefeaters.
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DALLAS – Not every free agent is taking his talents to South Beach.
In the span of a few hours early Thursday morning – "very early," as Angels assistant GM Scott Servais repeatedly put it – the Angels stole the Winter Meetings spotlight from the free-spending Miami Marlins, stole a starting pitcher from their division rival and a future Hall of Famer from the defending World Series champions.
Angels GM Jerry Dipoto made it official later in the day, announcing that the team had reached contact agreements (pending physicals) with two free agents – left-hander C.J. Wilson and first baseman Albert Pujols.
The two signings came together at about 5:30 Thursday morning in Dallas, putting a happy ending to a sleepless night for Dipoto and the bleary-eyed members of his new front-office staff.
"When we got the news (from the agents for Pujols and Wilson), we kind of looked at each other and were thinking, 'Is this for real? Are we going to be able to do this?'" Servais said of the calls and texts that came about 10 minutes apart. "We were all so tired it was surreal."
The deal for Pujols is unprecedented in Angels history and in a rare class for Major League Baseball. The 10-year commitment that will pay Pujols at least $250 million is approximately $70 million more than Arte Moreno paid for the franchise when he purchased the Angels from the Disney Company in 2003.
The commitment to Wilson is for five years and $77.5 million, less than the five-year $85 million extension signed by Jered Weaver this past summer. Pujols got a full no-trade clause in his contract. Wilson got a no-trade clause for the first two years of the deal and a partial no-trade (eight teams) each of the last three.
Those two additions take the Angels' 2012 payroll to approximately $170 million – nearly matching Moreno's original purchase price ($183 million).
Runners-up in the AL West to Wilson's former team, the Texas Rangers, each of the past two seasons, the moves instantly transform the Angels into favorites to challenge for the AL championship won by the Rangers each of the past two seasons.
"I think it's a tribute to the aggressive nature, competitive nature and quality of our ownership with the Angels," said Dipoto who had been evasive when questioned about his payroll budget a day earlier – for obvious reasons now.
"We're talking about an iconic offensive player in his generation and we're talking about an ace-type starting pitcher who's pitched on back-to-back American League championship clubs. We feel like the two of them in addition to what we already had in place with the Angels give us a very unique opportunity."
Angels outfielder Torii Hunter was working out with another new teammate, LaTroy Hawkins, and Pirates closer Joel Hanrahan at an Athletes' Performance training facility in the Dallas area (where they all live) when he heard the news.
"I was doing stabilities (exercises using a large ball) and LaTroy and Joel started screaming, 'Oh my God, I can't believe it. You got Albert,'" Hunter said. "I thought they were joking but LaTroy put it (his iPhone) in front of my face and I just fell over. ... Then 10 minutes later, he tells me we got C.J. too.
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The author swears this ISN'T a semi-autobiographical first novel. That's just as well. Adam's dog has already said he 'resents the implication' and we can only speculate as to what his chickens will say if, and when, they read chapter nine.
That said, this is a wonderfully grungy novel about Saul, a part-time muso and part-time teacher. Saul is the kind of guy who hangs out in his mate's backyard planning the best way to acquit his unemployment benefit on booze. He's trying to resolve the big questions in life — like what thoughts he should put in his negative thought diary, how to avoid the compulsory office teabreak and what the hell happened at last night's drunken Akubra photoshoot.
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A growing number of states are starting to adopt "move over" laws to help protect emergency workers, and this video posted by the Massachusetts State Police on its Facebook page shows the importance of said laws. Captured by a traffic camera in the Thomas P O'Neill Jr. Tunnel in Boston, the video shows a trooper alerting traffic of upcoming lane closures and a small black car (shown above) narrowly missing hitting the cruiser at a high rate of speed.
The tunnel's speed limit is 45 miles per hour, and while it's hard to say if the driver was speeding or not, the caption on the Facebook page said that the construction area was well signed. The driver was not impaired, we read, but obviously wasn't paying attention either. Scroll down to watch the video and see just how close this whole situation came from getting really messy.
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NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 24: Kyle Turris #91 of the Phoenix Coyotes skates against the New York Rangers on November 24, 2008 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. The Rangers defeated the Coyotes 4-1. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
The Phoenix Coyotes gave up on the unfulfilled potential of center Kyle Turris on Saturday, trading him to the Ottawa Senators for defenseman David Rundblad and a second-round draft choice in 2012. Turris, the third-overall selection in the 2007 draft, never developed into the frontline center the Coyotes envisioned. In 137 career games, he scored 19 goals and had 27 assists. He held out for nearly two months this season, originally asking for a three-year, 12 million deal, in hopes of forcing the Coyotes to trade him. He agreed to terms in late November on a two-year, 2.8 million and appeared in six games for the Coyotes without scoring. Rundblad, 6-foot-2 and 190 pounds, played in 23 games with Ottawa this season, his first as a professional, and registered one goal, three assists and six penalty minutes. The 21-year-old from Lycksele, Sweden, was originally drafted by St. Louis with the 17th pick in the first round of the 2009 draft. We are very excited to have David join our ...
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Thank you Simon.
Is it possible to upgrade the RC1 VM -provided a month ago- with the RTM Version?
Although I haven't tried it, I was told that RC1 -> RTM upgrade is not possible, but solutions exported from RC1 should work on RTM. It only took me a few minutes to uninstall RC1 and install RTM on my VM.
I just tested the move from RC1 to RTM. I uninstalled RC1, then deleted MSCRM_CONFIG database from SQL Server, then installed RTM (creating a new CRM deployment) and finally attached the RC1 databases using Deployment Manager. This seems to work.
Have you seen any of the upcoming Implementation Guide sections? Are the beat versions available online?
Main question right now is related to supported SQL Server versions. I know it needs to be 64 bit, but I am currently starting an upgrade project for a client who has CRM 4.0 running on a server with 4gb ram and SQL Server 2008 (not R2) Standard 64 bit.
They have both CRM server, SQL and SSRS all running on this one machine (yes it is Win 2008 R2, 64 bit OS).
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MUMBAI, India (AP) - India may ask Google and Skype for greater access to encrypted information once it resolves security concerns with BlackBerrys, which are now under threat of a ban, according to a government document and two people familiar with the discussions.
The 2008 terror attacks in Mumbai, which were coordinated with satellite and cell phones, helped prompt a sweeping security review of telecommunications ahead of the Commonwealth Games - a major sporting event to be held in New Delhi in October.
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Riva Helfond was born in Brooklyn, New York, to a Jewish family. She spent some of her childhood in Russia and returned to New York at the age of eleven, living in New York or New Jersey for most of the rest of her life. Between 1928 and 1940, she studied at the School of Industrial Art and the Art Students League; her teachers included William von Schlegell, Yasuo Kuniyoshi, and Morris Kantor for painting and Harry Sternberg for printmaking. Among her fellow students were Alexander Brook and her future husband, the sculptor William Barrett.
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PETA wants a Neverland animal sanctuary
Animal rights organization urges Michael Jackson's children to turn the 2,800-acre property into a 'community park and center for animals.'
Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 04:30 PM
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Should Michael Jackson's iconic Neverland Ranch be reborn has an animal refuge and rehabilitation center?
PETA is backing the idea and has sent a letter to Prince Michael Jackson and Paris Jackson urging them to act. They are rumored to be interested in the idea.
"We are writing because it has come to our attention that you hope to one day turn your father's Neverland Ranch into a community park and center for animals," PETA representative Michelle Cho writes. "We encourage you to call for this vast refuge to be turned into a true wildlife sanctuary where animals can be properly taken care of instead of a zoo, where people are encouraged to gawk at imprisoned animals in the name of profit."
A couple weeks ago, I wrote over on Ecorazzi how Colony Capital, part owner of the 2,800-acre estate, is currently in the process of renovating the neglected property.
"Our plans have been to work to restore it to its original greatness," CEO Tom Barrack told Bloomberg TV. "The place is amazing. It has not only the beautiful spirit and softness of Michael, but a legacy of a thousand years of Indian culture that had transacted upon it. We have just been restoring it, renovating it."
He added that Colony is simply waiting to see what Jackson's children intend for the property before moving forward.
PETA wants to provide a bit of a push, adding in their letter some resources for the Jackson children to explore.
"The best way to gain a realistic understanding of everything that is involved in operating a sanctuary is by familiarizing yourself with the Standards of Excellence established by the Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries and by visiting existing sanctuaries, such as Save the Chimps in Florida and the Performing Animal Welfare Society's wildlife sanctuaries in California," writes Cho.
She adds, "We encourage you to review these resources and begin planning for the eventual transformation of Neverland Ranch into a sanctuary similar in nature to that of its namesake — a place where to animals can escape from their former lives of abuse and neglect."
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Is it just me? Or does every Costco shopper end up buying those huge tubs of cashews because they're just way too tempting?
Even among my own family members, I can count quite a few who have a weakness for those lovely, whole crescent-shaped nuts crammed generously into those big plastic containers. Indeed, when I visit, I can't help but notice the tub sitting on a coffee table or kitchen table, ready to be opened at the slightest hunger pang.
I'm definitely guilty of that. But I also wanted to do more with my hoard of cashews than just shovel them into my mouth.
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These days, the annual visit by the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series to Sonoma Raceway is eagerly anticipated as one of the bigger events on the Northern California sports scene. But it hasn't always been smooth for the stock car crowd in wine country. One could argue that the race's ability to survive has been a testament to patience and persistence.
A Friday story in the Santa Rosa (Calif.) Press-Democrat, penned by Bob Padecky, details the trials and tribulations that the former Sears Point Raceway has gone through since NASCAR came calling: Environmental protests, a sum of $1.5 million used to protect red-legged tree frogs on the property (a species that promptly lost its endangered status after the money was spent), and hard-won upgrades that came with hundreds of conditions the track had to follow.
But even through all of that, the event has endured and is now one of two road-course races on the Cup calendar alongside the race at Watkins Glen in New York state. Its winner's list features plenty of star power, including California native Jeff Gordon (who has five wins at Sonoma) and past legends such as Rusty Wallace and the late Dale Earnhardt, who earned his lone road course victory there in 1995.
And even though the road-course IQ has improved tremendously inside the NASCAR paddock over the years, the event has always had an irresistible sense of incongruity: The oval-driven series with Southern roots barreling around a technical road course surrounded by lush vineyards. It's an appealing change of pace and there's always a chance for a surprise, especially with the various road-racing "ringers" that annually emerge to challenge the Cup regulars.
It may not be every NASCAR fan's cup of tea, and while the setting is still lovely, you kind of wish there was a bit more green grass and a bit less brown (a byproduct of summer conditions there). But racing at Sonoma is always an intriguing event to watch, and it's become a stalwart on the NASCAR landscape.
- midtec2005 - Jun 22, 2013 at 2:35 PM
I might have a unusual opinion about this, but I think nascar is far more entertaining on road courses than it is on ovals. Although I think with the introduction of the CoT the racing got worse, the cars are simply too tough now. So people just flat ram their competitors out of the way.
We had Denny Hamlin win a road course race for petes sake… that guy is a absolute bowling ball on a road course. I think they need to make the front end less square and less robust (like it was before the CoT) so that skill comes through, like it used to.
- Anoesis - Jun 22, 2013 at 7:39 PM
I agree with you, so I suppose I'm "unusual," too. I don't know any NASCAR fans so I can't say whether or not they see roadraces as aberrations, but in my opinion those two races are the only (barely) watchable races NASCAR runs. And with those overweight, under-tired cars it's almost impossible to not have multiple collisions.
- dan46778 - Jun 23, 2013 at 3:04 AM
They need one more road course race I would like to see one in the case n i would like it b at road Atlanta
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I help deliver a 50' boat a couple weekends ago. We sailed all night on a run wing on wing. Wind was about 15 knots. Under those conditions I would usually rig a dock line from the boom to the rail as a preventer as it is really hard to see the sails in the dark.
There are some disadvantages having a preventor that can't be released easily too but still it seems the lessor to two evils if you don't have a real boom brake.
All he did was leave the traveler uncleated on both sides. When we did inevitably jibe the traveler pulling it's line through the blocks has a pretty good damping effect.
I'm not saying I would do it myself except in very light air but it did seem to work. The rig stayed up.
That trip was with me. David joined after I sailed all day solo over to pick him up. He's a great help and I highly recommend him.
We have a boom break in the cockpit locker. I didn't feel we needed it yet, but would have pulled it out (or rigged a preventer) at the least suggestion. I like using it and the special line is used for only that purpose. We have the smaller mast = smaller sails, by the way, and the wind was unchanging in speed and direction and not gusting at all. The boom is above the full bimini hardware and the solar panel.
(I think boom brakes are far safer than preventers, by the way.)
The traveller setup was not intentional as a boom break.
More importantly is that all suggestions are welcome at any time. Maybe I should add that as a standard practice, to periodically solicit ideas on what we could do to sail safer or better. I like it!
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"I would like to think that someone would have come back to the teachers and said, 'we have to cut this much money; what other ideas do you have?'" said AIS/Math teacher Deborah Egglefield.
"We just don't feel that we've been included in the budget process," she added.
Many of the parents present at the meeting shared similar concerns, complaining how teacher positions were bearing the brunt of budget cuts.
"We feel that our idea were heard, but not considered," said Karin DeMuro, who is running for a seat on the school board. "We urge you to respect the community by revising and re-allocating the funds."
Several others echoed that sentiment, including ELCS students Zach Denton and Brody Hooper, who read letters to the school board opposing the cuts.
Hooper, a freshman, said the decision to cut the half-time Spanish teacher position interfered with his education.
"It holds me back from receiving an Advanced Regents diploma unless I take a special course that does not fit in with my class schedule," he said.
Still, with so many people urging for revision of the budget, members of the school board refused to take another look.
"As difficult as that decision was to make, I think that was the right decision," said Brett Sicola, the most recent addition to the school board.
Sicola said he would like to see more cuts made, including possibly consolidating clerical or administrative positions, but said he would not cut one job to save another.
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THOMAS — There's an ages old coaching cliche that says we play them one point at a time. On Tuesday night, that statement couldn't have been more profound as the Snake River Panthers literally took it to the Bear Lake Bears one point at a time down the stretch as they advanced to the fifth district title game with a thrilling come from behind victory 25-23, 25-12, 24-26, 21-25 and 16-14..
"That was it. That was never say die," Snake River head coach Shelli VanOrden said. "I'm so happy and proud of these girls. They never quit playing and fought all the way through to the end."
BLACKFOOT — Planning and Zoning (P&Z) commissioners worked on completing the final details on the Bingham County Proposed Zoning Ordinance last Wednesday.
They discussed three points. These included commercial wind turbines, transmission lines and animal units.
BLACKFOOT –  A little over a week ago, Mountain View Middle School teacher Bekki Mangum and Blackfoot artist Willie Preacher were touring the 9/11 Memorial in New York City.
"It's a trip I would never have gone on without Bekki," Preacher said.
Mangum said the adventure started last May when Preacher won two airline tickets to anywhere in the United States. After some discussion, the couple settled on a trip to the Memorial.
The Memorial is a national tribute of remembrance and honor to the 2,983 people killed in the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and Feb. 26, 1993.
BLACKFOOT — The community of Blackfoot is hosting a welcome home celebration for the 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team of the Idaho National Guard from 6-8 p.m. Saturday at the parking lot between Wooton Way and Royal Street. There will be a bonfire and free chili, cookies and beverages for all soldiers, their families and community members.
Blackfoot Mayor Mike Virtue said the event will be very informal to allow the returned soldiers to spend time with family and friends without obligation.
BLACKFOOT — The Blackfoot City Council passed an employee policy at their meeting Tuesday defining employee recreation discounts at the Blackfoot Pool and Golf Course.
Councilman Rich Woodfin said city employees have been receiving discounts for several years but there is no policy defining what the discount is and who is eligible to receive the discounts.
"It's been brought to my attention from a number of people," Woodfin said. "Really there is no policy at this time."
Herman Aikele, 87, of Moore passed away peacefully Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011 at his son's home in Blackfoot surrounded by family.
Herman was born March 11, 1924 in Moore to Andreas Johannes Aikele and Josephine Partington. He attended school and graduated from Moore High School. He then went on to attend the University of Idaho and Idaho State University. He served his country in the U. S. Navy in World War II.
Brenda A. Young, 54 of Pingree was called back to heaven on Friday, Oct. 14, 2011. She was a wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister and a friend to many who all loved her. She will be missed.
Brenda was born Feb. 28 1957 in Burley. She married the love of her life, Owen Young, on Aug, 19 1972 in Blackfoot at the home of Owen's parents.
She was a mother of four children, then later in life she went to work at J.R. Simplot for 18 years in Aberdeen. Due to health reasons, she retired.
Jewel K. "Kitty" Bolinder, 62, of Firth passed away Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011 at the University of Utah Medical Center in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Saturday Oct. 22, 2011 at the Firth Stake Center (823 North 675 East) in Basalt.
The family will receive friends Friday from 7-8:30 p.m. at Nalder Funeral Home (110 West Oak) in Shelley and Saturday from 9:30-10:40 a.m. before the services at the church. Interment will be in the Firth Cemetery.
Condolences can be sent to the family at www.nalderfuneralhome.com.
Jamie Peery Warren is doing just fine, thank you.
Speaking from her home in Norman, Okla., the former Blackfoot woman excitedly noted that she and her donor's lungs completed their first five-kilometer race in mid-September.
Four years ago, thanks to the help of the Blackfoot community, Warren traveled to Pittsburgh, Penn., and had a double-lung transplant.
Shortly thereafter, Warren and her husband Bryan moved to Phoenix, Ariz., so he could become a motorcycle technician.
FIRTH — The proposal of the Firth Cemetery District highlighted the October Firth School Board meeting last Thursday.
School trustees met in executive session to discuss the cemetery proposal. Coming out of executive session, no motion was made.
"The trustees are still thinking about," said Superintendent Sid Tubbs.
Board member Cheryse Hooste said the Firth Cemetery needs to expand.
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Jan Schneider
Dr Jan Schneider (born June 3, 1947 in New York City) is a Democratic politician. She ran for United States Congress in Florida's 13th congressional district in 2002 and 2004. Both times she won the Democratic Primary, and lost to Katherine Harris in the open election. She ran again for the open seat in the same district in 2006.[1]
Schneider received her BA from Brown University; an MA in international affairs from Columbia University; and a JD and a PhD in political science from Yale.[2] She has been a practicing lawyer, a law professor, an international civil servant, a businesswoman and a policy adviser. She is also the author of two books on international environmental law and numerous articles.
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Schneider won 45% of the vote in both the 2002 and 2004 elections, in a district of 32% Democrats.[3] Her campaign captured the largest portion of the vote of any congressional challenger in the state of Florida. Additionally, in 2004 her campaign was outspent in both the primary (at a roughly four-to-one ratio) and the general election (at a roughly ten-to-one ratio). Schneider appeared on a Colbert Report special report on April 24, 2006.[4]
In the 2006 primary she faced Christine Jennings, a former bank president, whom Schneider beat in the 2004 primary, 47 percent to 38 percent in a four-way race. Two years later, however, the party establishment backed Jennings. CQPolitics.com wrote that while Schneider had run game challenges to Harris as the Democratic nominee in 2002 and 2004 [her] strongest appeal was to more liberal elements of the 13th District constituency, and many Democratic officials thought Jennings' business background would make her a more viable general election contender." [1] Jennings went on to defeat Schnieder 62 percent to 38 in the September 5 primary, but lost to Republican Vern Buchanan in the general election.
Jan Schneider ran No Party Affiliation in the Florida 13th congressional district in 2008.[5] In an independent poll run on October 1, Schneider was polling at 9%, with 14% of independents backing her candidacy and 41% of Hispanics supporting her. [2] Incumbent Congressman Vern Buchanan won re-election with 55.5% of the vote.
- ^ "The independence of Jan Schneider". Herald-Tribune. February 18, 2008. Retrieved 28 May 2013.
- ^ "Jan Schneider (D)". Washington Post. Retrieved 28 May 2013.
- ^ "Schneider works to improve her campaign skills". Sarasota Herald-Tribune. Oct 29, 2004. p. 8B. Retrieved 28 May 2013.
- ^ "Jan Schneider Featured Guest on "The Colbert Report"". Daily Kos. Apr 27, 2006. Retrieved 28 May 2013.
- ^ Dewhirst, Robert; Ken Hechler (2010). The Roads to Congress 2008. Lexington. pp. 173–174.
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In support of excellence in education at Kent State University, the University Teaching Council (UTC) calls for proposals to the Summer Teaching Development Grant (STDG) program. This program is intended to enhance student learning by engaging faculty to significantly improve teaching methods, develop curricula, or create innovative course materials. The UTC seeks innovative proposals that address the university, college or departmental missions, including, but not limited to, proposals that address the LERs/Kent Core, distance learning, interdisciplinary courses, and experiential learning. Proposals must address the Kent State Philosophy on Education that promotes knowledge, insight, engagement and responsibility. Preference will be given to projects that provide the greatest learning benefits to students.
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How will you evaluate the success of your project? Discuss specific plans and procedures for assessing the success of your project. Please bear in mind that this is over and above regular semester class evaluations.
Professional Background:
Provide a description of your background and how it specifically relates to the goals of this project. Do not include your vita.
If additional equipment or funds are necessary to complete this project, explain how you propose to obtain them? If you anticipate such additional funding needs, you may submit a Teaching Conference Grant request of a Teaching Development Grant request, in addition to this proposal. Any additional materials or funds required should be explained as thoroughly as possibly in the proposal.