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Your service is exceptional! We arrived at the theater to pick-up our tickets at the will-call window. We were concerned when we saw the huge line waiting to get in, but when we advised them we have tickets through Viator they escorted us in! We were elated to learn that our tickets were in the fourth row! Fabulous performance and excellent service! We are so pleased we booked through Viator and will highly recommend your service to others.
Doing what: Phantom of the Opera On Broadway
We went up, even though we were advised that visibility was zero and couldn't see anything due to low cloud. However we were fortunate enough to have time on December 4th and thought the views were terrific. We thought the Top of the Rocks staff were very fair, as they did offer us the opportunity to use our tickets another day. Well done!
Doing what: Top of the Rock Observation Deck, New York
This is the fourth (fifth?) time I have taken this tour over the years. It is always entertaining and very educational. Each tour guide brings their own perspective and knowledge to the tour. As the city changes, there is always something new and interesting to see. The people who take this tour are from all over the world, as well as a good number of locals. You get such a diverse and dynamic view of the city. It's a great way to spend a half day - the tour itself is a solid two and a half hours. I would do this again in a heartbeat - the only downer might be bad weather - and parking can be pricey. Oh, there are no 'bad' seats, but I think the best are on the upper deck, around the middle of the vessel on the left side. Enjoy!
Doing what: Circle Line: Complete Manhattan Island Cruise
The view at night from the deck blew me away - You can get a 360 degree view without any crowds. It's staggering. We went to the 67th floor -- on a cold night after we saw a Broadway show. It's like being in a convertible with the top down (and the windows rolled up so you can't jump!). You can stop at the 64th and go no further and still have a fantastic experience, but go to the 67th if you can. We went to the box office on Saturday, gave them our tour voucher and got our tickets for the following evening -- we could have gotten just about any time we wanted and this was just before Thanksgiving Day. The only thing we found missing was the lack of any map to tell you which buildings we were looking at. When it's nighttime and you're on the 67th floor above most buildings, it's hard to tell. Fortunately, the security guards on the 67th floor were very helpful. This is an experience in NYC that is not to be missed.
Doing what: Top of the Rock Observation Deck, New York
This was my fourth time in NYC and I had never done this before. Kinda scared of heights. This was incredible!!! Not scary at all. Loved the view. Will do it again if have the chance!!!
Doing what: Top of the Rock Observation Deck, New York
Visiting NYC from the Carolinas, we and another couple chose this tour to celebrate the 4th of July and we were so happy we did! With the threat of rain, we were not inconvenienced because the BBQ was held indoors (instead of outdoors) and the afternoon coach tour of the city kept us dry and in comfort. The guide was informative and it was relaxing to sit back and see the city from that vantage point. As promised, we were delivered to the harbor with just a short walk to the ship. The staff onboard was helpful and courteous. We shared a table with four other people and enjoyed a really nice buffet! One of the tour guides was also onboard to share info on the sights from the harbor as we sailed. Great view of the fireworks; in fact, we first were treated to the NJ fireworks show before the NYC display! The food and drinks continue as we sailed back to the harbor. Our familiar coaches were there to wisk us away from the crowds and back to the city. It was very well done and we will book another Viator tour when we get the chance. It was really the best way to see the city, enjoy a lovely lunch and dinner and the fireworks!
Doing what: Ultimate NYC 4th of July Experience: BBQ Lunch, Manhattan Tour and Statue of Liberty Fireworks Cruise
Loved it from start to finish. Annie was our tour guide on the 1st July 2014 and gave so much insight into the 9/11 event as well as the aftermath. It was fantastic and would recommend to anyone who is thinking about this tour.
Doing what: World Trade Center Walking Tour
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We had the best time on this dinner cruise!!!!! Great food and fantastic views of the 4th July fireworks - the perfect way to celebrate a 50th birthday with friends. The staff did a great job of looking after us throughout the night......I highly recommend this cruise.
Doing what: New York 4th of July Dinner Cruise
Although a comparatively expensive booking option this VIP Dinner Cruise lived up to expectations. The big bonus was the limited number of people, ensuring that the view of the fireworks from the water was first class and the ambience on the open air deck was relaxed. Food and drinks were plentiful with the quality fine. There was a lovely atmosphere on the ship, with plenty of time to enjoy the entertainment after the fireworks. The DJ/MC was professional and engaged well with guests and the serving staff went out of their way to be helpful. The only disappointment was the quality of the souvenir photographs available for purchase - the attention to detail re background and contrast were not good. If ever lucky enough to visit New York on the 4th July again I would definitely rebook this cruise.
Doing what: Viator VIP: Exclusive NYC Fourth of July Luxury Dinner Cruise
This tour was amazing! If you are even in New York City for the 4th of July and have an opportunity to do this you definitely should. Best way to see the fireworks in New York City. We boarded at 4:30 and left the dock about 5:15. We had a nice cruise around the harbor until about 6:30. At 6:30 we were at the designated position to see the fireworks. Since the fireworks were not until 9:30 I wondered how it would be to just sit there for 3 hours but with the music and meeting/talking to some new people the time went by rather fast. Around 9:00 I looked back and realized why we had gotten to our position so early. Behind us were hundreds of boats and we were the first ones closest to the barge where the fireworks were being set off from. At 9:30 we literally had a front row seat to some of the most spectacular fireworks I have ever seen. Towards the end of the show you could since the captain repositioning the ship to head back to the dock. As soon as the show was over the captain zoomed back to the dock and we avoided all other boat traffic. We were back to the dock in 15 minutes with many great pictures and memories of the night to share.
Doing what: Circle Line: 4th of July Evening Cruise
Great boat excellent waitress kept the drinks coming and the dj had it rocking best experience for our first July 4th ever - thank you !
Doing what: New York 4th of July Dinner Cruise
We really enjoyed the Fireworks Cruise. A big highlight in our trip! Thanks so much for the amazing 4th of July Celebration.
Doing what: 4th of July Fireworks Cruise in New York City
The very smartly dressed and polite driver arrived at our hotel 15 minutes early in a new Lincoln Cruiser which was immaculately clean and spacious. Thank god we had booked this car as what was to follow turned into a bit of a nightmare. It was 5 pm on July 3 and traffic was gridlocked on the start of the holiday. FDR drive was in the process of being closed for the fireworks the following day and traffic was being diverted to alternative routes to the bridges and tunnels. The driver took couple of diversions of his own bypassing the worst traffic but still getting caught up in the mayhem. What we were told would normally take 45 - 60 minutes to Newark Airport ended up taking almost two hours. This was made less aggravating than it could have been by the comfort of th ecar. It would have been a nightmare in the back of a cramped taxi.
Doing what: New York City Airport Private Departure Transfer
We loved this tour. It was our third or fourth trip to NYC but we had not seen the 9/11 memorial, nor had we explored the site around the Statue of Liberty. It was a wonderful way to spend a few hours in a truly wonderful city. We book Viator tours all over the world, and are never disappointed. Thanks!!!
Doing what: Viator Exclusive: Statue of Liberty Monument Access and 9/11 Memorial
14th feb 2014, Awesome tour, best way to view the entire of New York. Pilot was also very relaxing as it was quite turbulent. Brilliant highlight to our trip. Mark.
Doing what: Complete New York, New York Helicopter Tour
Absolutely incredible experience! Great seats about 4th row back :) you NEED to do this.
Doing what: The Lion King On Broadway
We had an awesome time. I took my teenage daughter and she loved it. The music was loud, the boat was fast and the host were awesome and funny! Warning: if you sit from like the 4th row till all the way in the back, you will get wet!!!
Doing what: Circle Line: Beast Speedboat Ride
My 15 year-old granddaughter and I took this tour on July 25th. It was an easy walk over from our hotel in the Times Square area. The 75 minute boat ride was just the perfect length of time, and the tour guide was very knowledgable. He pointed out all of the sites along the way, and his fact-filled narration was peppered with trivia facts and humor. I would definitely take this cruise tour again, and would highly recommend it to anyone short on time and wanting to see the Statue of Liberty and other points of interest.
Doing what: Circle Line: NYC Liberty Cruise
We did this tour on the 4th of July and what an amazing experience it was. Our tour guide was great, very understanding as we had a 13 month old with us. We got to skip the lines to all the sights but the only thing that was a downer was we were unable to catch the river taxi back from the 9/11 memorial because the approximate wait time was 2 hours.
Doing what: Viator VIP: Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty and 9/11 Memorial
This was a fantastic tour and well worth it. Our tour guide was fantastic!!! We took this tour on Friday July 5 at 2pm. I can't remember the tour guide's name but he was EXCELLENT. The heat was excessive but our guide was so interesting and funny that the almost 2 hour duration went by in a flash. I absolutely recommend this tour to anyone who is interested in the behind the scenes stories of the stage. I'm so sorry that the tour guide's name escapes me at the moment because i would really like to congratulate him for such a job well done. We took 3 viator tours while in NYC and his was by far the best.
Doing what: NYC Walking Tour: Broadway History and Culture
Upon hearing that the Statue of Liberty would be closed until July 4th for repairs following Hurricane Sandy we decided to book this dinner cruise so we would have a great view of the Statue regardless. Not only did we get great pictures of the Statue, we had a fantastic experience dining and dancing as well! The food was very good, fresh, and presented in an aesthetically pleasing manner. Our waitress was fantastic, extremely friendly and very attentive. I would recommend this dinner cruise to everyone because it is something that can be enjoyed and appreciated by people of all ages. If you like food, great scenery, music, and bad dancing, this is the place to be ;)
Doing what: New York Dinner Cruise
First time in a helicopter but the only way to see New York. Worth taking the longer flight as it covered the whole Manhattan area and up to Brooklyn .My son is travelling to New York in July and I will happily pay for him not to miss out on this experience.
Doing what: Complete New York, New York Helicopter Tour
My husband and I celebrated our 32nd wedding anniversary on this beautiful cruise. The dinner was outstanding, the service (I swear we had 4 people waiting on us) was exceptional and the scenery was spectacular. Our server brought my husband's dessert with a candle in it and used his camera to take multiple pictures of us until she got one she was happy with! We even had fireworks (which I believe were a July 4 test even though my husband tried to take credit and swore he arranged them just for us!). I would highly recommend this to anyone travelling to New York. A wonderful way to spend the evening and seeing the Statue of Liberty, all lit up, from the water, was a perfect end to an amazing evening. Thank you Viator.
Doing what: New York Dinner Cruise
Delightful cruise, beautiful weather. Loved the commentary, which even had a bit of humor.
We learned a lot in a fun and easy way! Would recommend this tour! Got nice views of Statue of Liberty
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Of July. Great way to get to know the area!
Doing what: Circle Line: Complete Manhattan Island Cruise
This show was so good. Viator saved me about 40% on the tickets. Our seats were in the 4th row!! Thanks Viator
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Mr. Jeff Roebuck, age 48, of Buford, GA passed away on Tuesday, February 23, 2010. He is survived by: daughters, Amanda Frazier, Dahlonega, GA and Jessica Roebuck, Dahlonega, GA; the children's mother, Lori Roebuck, Dahlonega, GA; grandchildren, Blake Frazier and Elissa Frazier; parents, Jerry and Elaine Roebuck, Buford, GA; brothers and sisters-in-law, Keith Roebuck, Trinity, AL, Brian and Leigh Roebuck, Lawrenceville, GA and Rev. Chad and Casey Roebuck; grandmother, Lucile Gilleland, Buford, GA; aunts and uncles, Ruth Roebuck Davis, Buford, GA, Opal Barrett Roebuck, Buford, GA, Donnie Lancaster Roebuck, Buford, GA, Joann Sexton, Buford, GA, Kathy and Rob Wolfe, Buford, GA, and Janet and Raymond Galaza, Buford, GA; uncles and aunts, Lamar and Gloria Gilleland, Ila, GA and Philip and Glenda Gilleland, Monroe, GA; special niece, Wendy Roebuck; and several nieces, nephews and cousins. Jeff was born January 10, 1962 in Buford, GA. He received his education at North Gwinnett High School in Suwanee, GA. He was in the Air National Guard and a member of the Sons of the Confederacy. He was a member of the Suwanee Church of God. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, February 27, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. in the Chapel of Flanigan Funeral Home with Rev. Craig Sexton, Rev. Chad Roebuck and Rev. Lamar Hansard officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Friday from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. and from 5:00 p.m. until 9:00 p.m. Arrangements by: Junior E. Flanigan of Flanigan Funeral Home and Crematory, Buford, GA, 770-932-1133, www.flaniganfuneralhome.com.
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Friday's Phoronix article covered a patch by frequent Nouveau contributor Ilia Mirkin that would add a
option to this open-source NVIDIA DRM driver to enable/disable re-clocking support. Re-clocking support is still to be disabled by default except for the NVAA/NVAC chipsets, which are some older NVIDIA chipsets with integrated graphics where the support reportedly works well. This change isn't about any major advancement in re-clocking support, but rather about more easily exposing the experimental option for those that wish to test the feature, etc.
In response to Ilia's patch, Ben Skeggs of Red Hat who serves as the Nouveau DRM maintainer, partially agreed on the work. Skeggs agrees that the NVAA/NVAC re-clocking support can be enabled by default, but he's undecided about the Kepler support. In regards to the latest Kepler re-clocking state, Skeggs
, "It actually might work to some extent in a decent number of cases already, there's potentially some severe issues even with engine clocks on some boards that I'm aware of, so it's not just a memory reclocking worry here. That said, it has a good chance of working for some people. So. Thoughts? I'm also talking making 'NvMemExec' default on here too. Again, causing a fuck-up will still require direct user action."
For re-clocking on older NVIDIA graphics cards, Ben said, "For the rest (Hm, except maybe nv40, a lot will probably be ok..) There's *very* little chance memory reclocking will work, even on the systems where it used to. The code is far less complete, as it was broken in general, and I haven't yet had the time to *properly* reverse engineer the sequence needed to stably reclock memory. Kepler is the only implementation where that's even been started. [Too long, didn't read] - unless you're working on the code for Tesla/Fermi, there's zero point even trying it. So, the block should stay."
Ben Skeggs is mostly interested in getting the support in order for their hardware and leaving it as a developer-only feature except for the few lucky chipsets where re-clocking pans out nicely at the moment. For those with older NVIDIA GPUs where the re-clocking once worked (albeit experimental) on older kernels, that support might no longer be in shape with the latest kernel releases. Ben said, "the code is lacking the huge chunk of functionality and probably won't work. Nv40 is probably in a similar state to before, however. So, again with the 'maybe' there too."
In the end it
right now like the support will be enabled by default for NVAA/NVAC chipsets, can be enabled via a
option for NV40 (GeForce 6/7) series and NVE0 Kepler hardware, but other NVIDIA GPUs won't be able to override the disabled state since the code is likely severely broken.
Ben also had a rant, "I can only envision that if we allow this even just in the places it's known to be partially broken, certain sensationalist, er, people, will feel the need to test and complain about how broken it all really is... And then retest on a regular basis, despite there having been *zero* work done because no-one has the time, and then complain about the exact same thing AGAIN! (WHOA.. I'm done ranting now :p)" To which all I can say is that Nouveau tests are done routinely to see the state of things because there's requests from readers quite often who are interested in the driver and want to know where things are at -- I'm honoring their requests and otherwise I get rants from others that I am not doing fair AMD vs. NVIDIA Linux coverage, etc.
Coincidentally, tomorrow I will have out new Nouveau vs. NVIDIA Linux graphics card benchmarks. Look for the latest talked about Nouveau changes to potentially land within the Linux 3.16 kernel while with the upcoming Linux 3.15 release the major Nouveau feature is
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An entertaining book festival especially for children and teens, BOOKAPALOOZA features author presentations and special book-related activities as part of the Columbia Festival of Arts' LakeFest weekend. It all happens just a short walk from the Columbia Lakefront, at HCLS' Central Branch. A take-your-own-photo booth with book-themed props, face painting, a bubble activity table, art activities for teens and crafts for children are part of the festivities! Authors appear at the following times, and books are available for purchase and signing.
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The pianist, a noted student of Lennie Tristano, hadn't been in the jazz spotlight for many years. As he says here, he turned down a lot of traveling gigs — with Sarah Vaughan and Stan Getz, among others — to attend to his family, and to teaching and practicing just north of New York City. But his improvisations on record have a certain savory, modern-feeling weirdness to them, and his increasingly rare public performances reportedly sparkled. Some sample recordings are at his website.
Mosca died in 2007, but not before James Lester made this documentary short. This actually appeared in my inbox a while ago, courtesy of today's What Are You Listening To? contributor, trumpeter John McNeil. Apparently, Lester is working on another short on McNeil, which — if you know McNeil's acumen for stage banter — promises to be amusing.
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KInstaller: www.stierand-linuxit.de/kinstaller/index.html
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Kconfigure source rpm build errors
There were some problems building kconfigure from the source rpm.
1) Spec file in SRPM uses %setup -n %{name}-%{version} while the tar file doesn't have a version number. Fix is to remove "-%{version}".
2) Spec file cd's to $HOME just before building the file list. That should be "cd %{buildroot}
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My guess is that the SRPM is not the one used to build the distribution RPM.
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| THE DEAR REMAINS OF MOTHER ( Antique Georgian Mourning Jewelry Sepia & Hair Pendant / Pin ): This spectacular English Georgian mourning pendant/pin is almost beyond description in the quality of the workmanship, detailing beauty, symbolism and hair work. (c. 1790-1830) A story of sadness is evident in this touching sepia on porcelain pendant. The scene depicts a grief stricken woman in classical dress seated next to a tomb with an urn. An exquisite Weeping Willow Tree hangs gently over the mournful scene. The image is unusually crisp and clear. The sides of the 14 KT rose gold oval pendant are engraved with a chain link motif. On the reverse side you will see gray hair beautifully woven. The center holds a rose gold framed inset which reads : "The Dear Remains off the Best and most Beloved of Mothers." I have added a Victorian Watch Pin of rose gold and black enamel to the pendant ring so this memorial can be worn as a pin as well as a pendant. This is another personal piece from my 45 years of collecting Mourning Jewelry. It is a tangible touchstone from the past – an age where grief and remembrances were an integral part of life.
Condition: Excellent. Some fine surface scratches to the glass, common on pieces that were worn.
| THE ROSE AND THE DOVE ( Antique Victorian Mourning Jewelry Memorial Painting Pendant ): This painted Victorian Mourning Picture/Pendant is so exquisite that to part with it has been a very difficult decision. Being both a piece of memorial art and a pendant makes it doubly desirable. (c. 1860-80) Possibly originally inset into a box or used as a portable memorial, this romantic image is rich in symbolism. At the center the plinth features an urn with an eternal flame burning at its top. Notice the clock at the center of the plinth – the inevitable passage of time – symbolizes the shortness of life. Two kissing doves who seem to be parting – on the right the white male dove is bright but his female companion appears to be fading in color and clarity as she departs. This represents the soul. The darkening blue sky is clouded and the two green trees are leaning, no longer upright. Yet there are abundant pink roses, romantic but they are a symbol of love and death, a common motif in mourning paintings. There is such an air of sweetness in this rare mourning portrait of parting. It is painted on slate. The frame is rose gold and I have had three fully dimensional roses with leaves added to the top so that they could conceal a pendant loop. Perhaps no collector will snap this up and I won't have to part with it! "Parting is such sweet sorrow."
Condition: Excellent.
DAINTY AND DELICATE ( Antique Victorian Mourning Jewelry Hair Ring ): I seldom see mourning rings that are in excellent condition, but this one is so perfect that I had to share it with you. Tokens of hair are intimate and personal. "If I should from this world depart / You could still remember me." This lovely quality English Mourning Ring is beautifully made with exquisite ornate black vitreous enamel decoration on both the ring shoulders and encircling the hair memento at the center. This dainty 15 KT gold ring is petite and discrete. The rare blond woven hair is set under a glass cover. The inside of the band is hallmarked "H & S" (probably a maker's mark) and "15 CT". My guess, based on its size, is that this token is early Victorian (c. 1830-40). Ring size is 7. Quite elaborate in design, this little beauty has been lovingly worn. It is a tangible touchstone from the past – an age when grief and remembrances were an integral part of life. A sweet ring for a lady who prefers dainty and delicate jewelry or a trophy awaiting some lucky collector.
Condition: Excellent.
| FROM CRADLE TO GRAVE ( Antique Victorian Jewelry Bone Cross Pendant ): One of the marvels of antique jewelry is the layers of symbols incorporated in each piece. This superior Victorian Bone Cross, with a hand carved Cherub head at its center, was often used as a "cradle cross". (c. 1869-1890) Hung above a baby's cradle, it provided protection against evil and blessings from above. A charming idea that could be used today. The little Cherub has tiny curls of hair and perfect, detailed feathered wings. The cross is solid rounded bone, not hollow or flat. It has been hand carved to show thorns. Outstanding in its entirety, this good sized cross is the perfect size to wear on a chain. When a young child died – all to frequently – it could be placed in the coffin to assure eternal rest. The soft radiance and patina of this antique cross can not be matched. (You can see the distinct grain on the three rounded ends of the cross.) Since this piece came from my personal collection I had a 14 KT gold bale added. I wore it on two strands of small ivory beads and it always brought me compliments. Mix the color of bone with jet and you can be stepping out of today's fashion magazines. A Heavenly piece of jewelry to wear, own and display!
Condition: Excellent.
| GRACEFUL HAIR PLUME ( Antique Georgian Bone Hair Decorated Patch Box Pendant ): Originally this circular bone pendant was a Georgian (c. 1790-1800) patch box used by ladies to keep tiny decorative fabric cut-out designs that they would apply to their face and bosom to highlight a good feature or cover a blemish. It was the fashion to wear a heart, rose, star or even a carriage with horses – that was a big patch! I believe that this was a sentimental gift, not a mourning piece. A graceful plume of brown hair curls softly under the glass with the initials "DEB". Since this box comes from my private collection it has a gold band to keep the box closed and a bale with a tiny bone bead to make it a charming pendant. I wore this pendant often and people were always fascinated with the idea of wearing patches. When I was young I would wear a black or red velvet hear on my cheek for "special occasions". What ever happened to special occasions? Be a confidant woman or collector knowing that no one else has what you have. Own this very special piece of hair art.
Condition: Excellent.
| IN MEMORY OF ( Antique Victorian Jewelry Mourning Ring ): A very simple, yet meaningful, Victorian Mourning Ring (c. 1860-80). The message "In Memory Of" is rendered in 18 KT gold accented by black enamel. Ring size is 6 ½. The outer edges are raised to protect the more fragile enamel message and there is decorative engraving on both the outer bands as well as between the words contained in the message. Inside of the band is a full set of English hallmarks. This ring was tenderly worn by a grieving Victorian woman and is inscribed "Meyrick, Alice, & May". I like this poem used to describe Victorian acceptance of death:
Leaves have their time to fall,
This mourning ring is a pledge of enduring remembrance that you might decide to wear without fear of damage. Wear it or simply admire it as part of your own unique Mourning Jewelry Collection.
Condition: Excellent. There are fine scratches on the inside of the band
| FANCIFUL EAR BOBS ( Antique Victorian Mourning Jewelry Hair Earrings ): These dangling earrings may well have been a sentimental token of friendship or affection since they lack the severe simplicity of mourning pieces. This pair of lacy and delicate dark brown Victorian table-worked earrings is a lovely example of mourning/sentimental jewelry. (c. 1850-70) The four tubular oblong hair dangles have 9 KT gold caps at both the top and bottom. They are suspended from two hair orbs similarly capped. The gold shepard's hooks are original. What a treat to have these fanciful "ear bobs" dance near your face with every move of your head. Make room in your collection for these playful, yet delicate, outstanding Antique Hair Earrings.
Condition: Excellent. The oblong dangles are slightly flattened, probably due to being stored in too small a box. The orbs are fully rounded.
| MARVELOUS MOURNING BOOK ( Reference Book: Mourning Art & Jewelry ): Purchase Maureen DeLorme's masterful book, "Mourning Art & Jewelry" published in April 2004. This stunning book is the only complete work on Mourning jewelry, clothing, customs, photography, paintings – anything you could ever want to know. I use it as my definitive research book. Many pieces from my personal collection are featured. 254 pages with over 500 colored illustrations. Original price $59.95. A must for beginning or veteran Mourning Jewelry collectors.
Condition: Excellent. I have this one extra copy.
|FLAMES OF LOVE ( Antique Victorian Mourning Jewelry Gold Photo Locket / Pendant ): Many collectors want their antiques to look like new. Well, this 15 KT Gold "IN MEMORY OF" photo locket (c 1880) does just that. The front is decorated with a black enamel peacock tail design holding the words "In Memory Of" with crossed flaming torches below indicating the flames of love still burn for someone who died before their time. The background is hand engraved with a textured pattern that sparkles. The back of the locket is also hand engraved with a gorgeous feather and flower pattern providing a shimmering background. The hinge and clasp work perfectly. Inside are two photo compartments – one empty and one with an old photo of a relatively young woman. The celluloid cover is missing over the photo, present over the empty side. The gold bale will hold any matching gold chain. Lockets are highly desirable. An unusual one like this is a real treasure!
Condition: Excellent. (Chain not included.) One celluloid cover missing.
|ANGEL OF GRIEF ( Resin Mourning Angel Statuette ): This beautifully molded Angel of Grief draped over a tombstone in inspired by the 1894 original located in a Protestant cemetery in Rome. It was made be the American poet and sculptor, William Wetmore Story, in homage to his beloved wife, Emelyn. Both are now buried under it. The Angel of Grief, has been replicated near the Stanford Mausoleum at Stanford University. One of Story's other famous works, Cleopatra, (1858) was described and admired in Nathaniel Hawthorne's romance, The Marble Faun, and is on display at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond. From the angel's dainty fingers to the delicate wings to the tendrils of hair at the nape of her neck down to the folds of her gown – it is a work of art. The raised lettering is a reminder to celebrate life:
The bud was spread
We found it makes a lovely small monument to a beloved pet who has passed on (see photo). It could also be used similarly for any loved one or used as a display piece with you Mourning Collection.
Condition: Excellent. Felt cover on bottom.
|RARE HOPE ( Antique Victorian Mourning Art Framed Bone Figure ): I mainly collect, buy and sell Mourning Jewelry but this lovely carved Antique Bone figure of "Hope" caught my fancy. The Bible in 1st Corinthians 13:13 says "And now abideth faith, hope and charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity." The age old symbols for these virtues are a cross for "Faith", an anchor for "Hope" and a heart for "Charity" or "Love". I found this beautifully carved figure of "Hope" both lovely and moving. Notice her flowing cape and tiny toes. (c. 1860-80) Her hands are in the position of prayer. She is placed on deep red velvet over a metal sheathed cardboard disc fit into a gold metal sheathed oval wood frame. The inner lining of the frame is decoratively chased. The figure is safely placed under a dome of Celluloid. I'm sure there was once a cover over the back, and a large loop hanger, but someone has put in two small screws and a red string to hang it by. Loving large jewelry, I would probably add a wire and ring and wear it as a pendant. However you chose to display her, she would make a wonderful and unusual addition to any Victorian or Mourning collection.
Condition: Excellent. There is some wear to the gold metal frame which makes it look like antique gold. The backing is off, but could easily be replaced. The edges of the velvet are worn.
|HAND OF LOVE ( Victorian Antique Vulcanite Hand Brooch / Pin ): Hands holding flowers and wreaths were common motifs in jewelry, lithography and cemetery iconography. This Antique Mourning Brooch, made of Vulcanite, shows a hand holding a branch of yew leaves and a wreath of roses. (c. 1880) The Yew tree symbolizes sadness and immortality, the wreath of roses tell us of love and death and symbolizes victory of the deceased and redemption. A lot of messages in one hand!! The ruffled cuff is a nice detail. Hand Brooches are nice to have since they are so sturdy. We don't have to guess at the date of this Antique Hand Brooch. The metal plate on the back bears an English Registry Mark for May 18, 1880. It has its original pin back C clasp closure. A brooch like this one appears on Page 114 of Maureen DeLorme's fabulous book "Mourning Art & Jewelry". I wear several of these hand brooches at a time – often in combinations of black and ivory. Reach out your hand for this sweet and timeless expression of love and loss.
Condition: Excellent.
SIBLING MEMORIAL ( Victorian Mourning Jewelry Swivel Hair Brooch ): Engraved around the edge:
"S. A. Hockin, obt. May 29, 1854 & his Sister"
I have handled a number of inscribed mourning pieces but this is the first I can remember memorializing a brother and sister. Having a brother I love dearly, I find that touching. This is not only a large and lovely swivel brooch, the palette-worked blond and light brown hair design on milk glass is in spectacular condition. Time and temperatures often gradually weaken the old glue's grip on the hair, gold wire and seed pearls so that many such pieces you will see have moving parts. Not so for this brooch – all are firmly in place. The front contains a single Prince of Wales curl and swirls of light brown hair (brother?) and an unusual lovely feather and long swirl of blond hair (sister?). All stem from a gold cuff containing 3 seed pearls with a gold bow at one end and a curlicue of gold wire extending from the other. The reverse is covered with tightly woven brown hair with a gold-leaf "chain" around the edge. Both surfaces are covered with protective, slight domed beveled glass. The brooch is in a gold-filled (gold over brass) setting made up of entwined gold "branches" in a broken branch pattern with with four applied engraved gold leaves. There is a replacement pin back with a tubular hinge and early style safety clasp. A spectacular addition to any collection. You will by noticed wearing this eye-dazzling brooch!
Condition: Excellent. Part of the gold leaf on the left is missing, but hardly noticeable.
|GLITTERING GOLDEN BLONDE BRAIDS ( Victorian Mourning Jewelry Hair Pin / Brooch ): Judging from their Hair Jewelry, most Victorian's were brunettes, making blonde hair pieces the more desirable. This is a beautiful blonde Antique Woven Hair Brooch (c. 1850-80). The hair – protected under a beveled glass cover – is in an appropriate 14KT gold setting with an inner surround that looks like small nuggets of glittering gold. On magnified examination there are fine linear decorations and various depressions, but no regular pattern. Since there is no black on this brooch, it may well have been a sentiment piece worn to remain close to a loved one. There is a replacement pin stem attached to a plate of metal on the back with a C clasp. It must have been a very early replacement not to have used a safety clasp. Glittering Golden Nuggets surrounding Golden Blonde Braids – a lovely addition to any collection.
Condition: Excellent.
MUSEUM QUALITY JET ( Victorian Jewelry Whitby Jet Brooch / Pin ):
This outstanding Victorian Whitby Jet Brooch is stunning in size and
decorative appeal. (c. 1860-80) The very finest jet ever discovered came
from the cliffs around Whitby, England. Jet jewelry and small jet
carvings were coveted souvenirs of a visit to this seaside town. The
intensity of the black color made jet the perfect stone to reflect the
deepest grief of Queen Victoria following the death of her beloved
Albert. Quite grand in scale, this breath-taking brooch is superb in
every respect. The top layer of the pin is an exquisitely carved
"lover's knot" set on a platform high above the base. The oval platform
is almost architectural in appearance – made up of waves of jet,
multiple decorative perforations and buttons of jet at each end. This
kind of carving could only be done by a master and given the amount of
jet used it was surely intended for a wealthy client. Fifteen years ago
I used to see large pieces like this and thought "how expensive!" Now
rarely seen, most such pieces have gone into museums or private
collections. This brooch came to me from an estate. It can be worn up
and down or sideways. The extended pin stem fastens with a C clasp
closure. I would advise wearing this on a jacket or coat – heavy fabric
would suit it best. Jet is always majestic, elegant and sophisticated.
Fit for a modern day queen!
Condition: Excellent.
Size: Huge – 2 3/4" long, 1 1/2" high, 1 1/2" deep.
DELICATE DANCING HAIR DROPS ( Victorian Mourning Jewelry Hair Earrings
This pair of lacy and delicate brown Victorian table-worked earrings is
a lovely example of mourning / sentimental jewelry. (c. 1850-70) These
dangling earrings may well have been a sentimental token of love and
affection since they lack the severe simplicity of mourning pieces. The
three tubular hair dangles have 14KT gold caps at both the top and
bottom. They are suspended from a circular golden wire cage that
contains a single round drop. The shepard's hook ear wires are original.
When you hold them up – or better yet – wear them, you can truly
appreciate what an art form this passion for intimate and personal
jewelry had become to the Victorians. The rage from mourning and
sentimental had risen dramatically after 1850 (the sad loss of
Victoria's husband, Albert) and was considered by many to be a superior
choice to the wearing of metallic jewelry. What a treat to have these
"ear bobs" dance near your face with every movement. Move over Scarlett
O'Hara and make room for the delicacy and refinement of these
outstanding Antique Hair Earrings.
Condition: Excellent. Firm with no fraying, dangles retain their original shape. One of the ear wires is slightly bent.
Size: 2" long, 1 1/4" wide, 3/8" deep.
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SEATTLE (AP)—The Los Angeles Angels made a rare five-man infield work for them and still couldn't win a critical game in the tight AL West race.
Greg Dobbs singled in the winning run with two outs in the ninth inning, giving the Seattle Mariners a 2-1 victory over Los Angeles on Tuesday night and preventing the Angels from widening their lead over second-place Oakland.
Los Angeles lost its second straight game against the Mariners and failed to take advantage of the Athletics' 5-2 loss at Cleveland. The Angels (81-63) lead the A's (80-64) by one game and scored just one run for the second straight night.
"It doesn't matter what you lose by," Darin Erstad said. "We are obviously pitching fantastic, but, hitting-wise, it has been hit or miss. It's been very frustrating."
With the score 1-1, Jeremy Reed reached on a bunt single against Paul Byrd (11-10) leading off the ninth and took third on Raul Ibanez's single.
Scot Shields relieved, and the Angels brought in center fielder Maicer Izturis, creating their five-man infield. Richie Sexson grounded into an unusual 4-8-3 double play started by second baseman Adam Kennedy, who threw to Izturis, who then threw to Erstad at first.
"If they do hit the ball on the ground, we're trying to make the most of it and force the action," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "That part of it worked. Unfortunately, we couldn't close it out."
Reed held on the play, and the Angels intentionally walked Adrian Beltre, who took second on defensive indifference. Dobbs then singled to center on a 1-0 pitch to end it.
"I wasn't trying to hit the ball 600 feet," Dobbs said.
Dobbs, 27, Seattle's designated hitter, watched attentively from the bench when Izturis joined the Angels' infield.
"Interesting," Dobbs said with a smile. "It worked for them. I'd never seen that before in my career."
Seattle got its 63rd win, matching the Mariners' total last season.
"I don't look at this as a last-place team," Byrd said. "Even though they have some young guys, they've played well against us and we don't underestimate them."
Byrd allowed two runs—one earned—and eight hits in eight-plus innings, throwing 86 pitches. He had been 6-0 against Seattle in his career coming in.
"I still felt like I had 30 pitches left," he said. "I felt like I could throw 11 or 12 innings tonight. That's what so tough. It was kind of a wasted start for me."
The Angels loaded the bases with no outs in the ninth on a hard single by Orlando Cabrera off Beltre's glove at third, Garret Anderson's ground-rule double and an intentional walk to Vladimir Guerrero, the first walk of the game.
George Sherrill then replaced Ryan Franklin and got Erstad to ground to Beltre, who stepped on third for the forceout and threw to catcher Yorvit Torrealba, who tagged out Cabrera for a double play. J.J. Putz (6-5) relieved and got Bengie Molina to ground out.
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Franklin, suspended from Aug. 2-11 after testing positive for steroids, allowed a tying single to Molina with two outs in the seventh. Franklin is 0-3 in seven starts since beating Cleveland on July 30.
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Chone Figgins extended his hitting streak to 12 games, one shy of his season high, with a single in the first. Figgins then was caught stealing for the 15th time this season, second most in the AL behind the Chicago's Scott Podsednik (20).


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Edit: Somehow forgot to change the IDs in the system, the links to those games actually work now. (Sorry.)
This Fantasy Isn't Nearly Final Enough
I really don't like having to explain this type of thing, because invariably, anyone who tries to explain what happened with this series comes across as a crazy person, but I guess I'll just have to do my best, so to speak.
So, today, we've added Final Fantasy 2 to VirtualSuperNES.com. This is, actually, the fourth game in the series, because Square didn't release the second or third games outside of Japan, and the sequels have next to nothing to do with each other in terms of story, so they just changed the number and called it good.
The reason for that, however, that the translation of Final Fantasy 2 was taking too long, and the release date would have slipped several months after the SNES was on shelves. So, there's a half-translated and rather unstable prototype of Final Fantasy 2 now added to the Unreleased Games section, the real Japanese version of Final Fantasy 2, and the really nice fan-translated version of Final Fantasy 2. The Japanese Final Fantasy 1 was also added.
Still with me? Great. Here's where things get really strange. Final Fantasy VII was released in 1997 on the PlayStation, and Square actually got kind of sensible with the numbers, so I don't have to explain that any further. For reasons I won't go into right now (this would take far too long), a team of Chinese programmers took the entire game and rewrote it for a knockoff Famicom system. This is game that spanned 3 CDs at about 700 MB each, compressed into one 2 MB cartridge. Thing is, it's rather good, it has been added to the Pirate Originals page.
So, naturally, a variety of people worked together to translate this back into English, and fix a bunch of problems with the Chinese release. The underlying engine is still the same, but many sprites were redrawn and much of the music was fixed to sound less harsh and resemble the original sound of the game on the PlayStation. It's not perfect, but considering that the translation team had to disassemble the game to do it, it's a very impressive technical feat. So, Final Fantasy VII can be played in English here, and it is stored in the Translated games menu.
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For a series as iconic and as often requested as this, it seems fitting that it be given the extra attention of having an announcement dedicated to it. Today at VirtualNES.com, we've launched the complete translated EarthBound in the unreleased games section, as this game—while complete—was not released on the NES, and has still not seen a subsequent release stateside. Of note, this is the patched version of the game which should be playable to completion. While it technically counts as a ROM Hack, the game in an unaltered state isn't usable, and we don't have a ROM Hack section, so... we're leaving it in the unreleased games section out of convenience and tradition.
Over at VirtualSuperNES.com, the sequel to this game has been added for your enjoyment as well. These are somewhat difficult games to test for quality assurance because of the structure of their programming... as such, please feel free to contact us if something is going wrong in the middle of gameplay. (We would also suggest saving often, particularly for the first week of general availability, as if we have to patch it internally to fix some errors, your saved data will continue to work on the updated version.)
If you haven't checked, yesterday also the saw the release of 35 other great games, including some favorites that have been often requested, but were not added because the old emulation technology didn't support it.
Bring Us Together (Or, 35 New Games Added)
Following our successful migration to Flash, we have been studying our to-do lists to determine what games we have embargoed—that is, games purchased that haven't been added because they don't work on the old Java emulator—and have been putting together release lists and trying to work out some QA issues and requests for games to be added. As VirtualNES.com is by far the most popular of the four websites offered by Emulation Collective, we've started out here, but quickly found ourselves overwhelmed by the amount of work that lay ahead.
As such, we've decided to package up our currently cleared games, which is by a rough estimation about a quarter of the backlog we have for VirtualNES.com. The 35 games added today are:
Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Hillsfar, Adventures of Lolo 2, Archon, Bandit Kings of Ancient China, Bases Loaded, Bases Loaded II, Burai Fighter, Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse, Clash at Demonhead, Cobra Triangle, Conflict, Crash 'n the Boys: Street Challenge, Day Dreamin' Davey, Days of Thunder, Defenders of Dynatron City, Demon Sword, Dig Dug 2: Trouble in Paradise, Double Dragon II: The Revenge, Double Dragon III: The Sacred Stones, Dragon Warrior III, Dragon Warrior IV, G.I. Joe, G.I. Joe: The Atlantis Factor, Gauntlet, Gauntlet II, Gemfire, Goal! Two, NES Open Tournament Golf, Nintendo World Cup, River City Ransom, RoadBlasters, Taboo: The Sixth Sense, Tetris, Videomation, and Zoda's Revenge: StarTropics II.
The next update will cover some unreleased games that we didn't get quality assurance clearance on to make it out this weekend—we're very much looking forward to being able to release. We hope to have that out before the end of the month, as well as a related update over on VirtualSuperNES.com. As before, if you have thoughts on the switch to the new Flash emulators, please feel free to contact us, and, thanks for playing!
Edit: A caching issue broke the rollout, it should be fixed. If you don't see the games on the list, press Ctrl+F5.
Delicious Fruit Blend Punch-Out!!
With the recent migration to Flash, we are able to bring you games that were not previously possible due to technical limitations of the old Java platform. We're presently preparing a much larger release of games, but felt it necessary to roll this release out well ahead of everything else, as it is easily the most frequently requested game in the history of the website.
Starting now, both versions of Punch-Out!!, including Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! are available to play. (Edit: Links fixed. Sorry.)
Next month, we will be bringing you even more games to play, including more unreleased games that—for whatever reason—were completed but never saw a commercial release, as well as interesting pirate original games, which saw release in grey-market places primarily in Asia, where new games for the NES continued to be released into 2006.
If you have thoughts on the switch to the new Flash emulators, please feel free to contact us, and, as always, thanks for playing!