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1921 Zerbe SP65+ Morgan Dollar1921 $1 Zerbe Special Strike SP65+ PCGS. CAC. VAM-1AG. The controversy will probably never end regarding whether or not Zerbe proofs were really struck as proofs, and even whether they were specifically struck for Farran Zerbe. Nor is there likely to be a consensus anytime soon about how many such coins were actually struck, although it seems likely that somewhere between 100 and 125 pieces are known today. The diagnostics for Zerbe proofs have been widely published, and there is no need to go into them here. This particular piece is sharply defined throughout with bright, untoned surfaces. The fields are deeply mirrored, but of course not of the same texture as Chapman proofs. This is one of the most attractive Zerbe proofs we have seen in some time, and we expect strong bidding on this special dollar. Population: 1 in 65+, 8 finer (11/11).(Registry values: N4719) (NGC ID# 257A, PCGS# 7341)
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Bellingham Cooperative School' offers a body-brain compatible learning environment for children from preschool through first grade.
Small classes, individualized instruction and a multi-faceted approach to education supports both academic achievement and your child's development as a whole.
We are located on I Street within 6 blocks of the main library, the museum, the Maritime Heritage Park as well as 2 other city parks.
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- At BCS, we create a body-brain compatible learning environment emphasizing hand-on, experiential learning. Nature, the outdoors, and physical activity are essential elements of our curriculum. Taking children out of the desk, paper-and-pencil world and into the natural world grounds their learning in concrete experiences and facilitates long-term retention and creative exploration. Many school activities reflect this need for direct, hand-on experience and for engaging vividly with the world.
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Defendant Joshua Q. Case, 23, said he didn't intend to scare his ex-girlfriend when he broke into her Wakeman residence.
On Tuesday, he pleaded guilty to burglary in exchange for the state dismissing one felony count of abduction.
Huron County Common Pleas Judge Jim Conway imposed an 18-month prison sentence, which Case will serve at the same time he spends 17 months behind bars for a series of probation violations. The term was part of a joint recommendation between the state and Huron County Public Defender David Longo.
The Wakeman Police Department investigated the Aug. 18 burglary.
"He (Case) tried to rip open the front door. He was unable to gain access," Huron County Assistant Prosecutor Daivia Kasper said.
The defendant took a neighbor's ladder off a truck to access his ex-girlfriend's second-story apartment. Case said he took an air-conditioning unit out of the window and placed it inside the apartment.
Police had accused Case of assaulting the woman while she was inside.
"He made her stay there and pushed her down a couple times," Chief Tim Hunker said earlier. "She had some marks on the back of her neck. She was shaken up more than anything else."
The disturbance woke up a neighbor, who later dropped off Case south of Wakeman. He was arrested at his mother's Zenobia Road house.
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Once the victim left her apartment, she went to her grandfather's residence and friend of her family then called police.
Case had been released from a community-based corrections facility only two months before the burglary. A CBCF is a form of prison which focuses on substance abuse treatment and education.
At Tuesday's hearing, Case admitted to several probation violations, which included the burglary, a curfew violation that same night and an Aug. 13 positive drug screen for Suboxone.
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Typically when a team in the National Football League restructures a contract of one its' players that doesn't mean the player takes a pay cut. What it does is free up cap space for the current year or two and then push salary cap issues further back. In a sense, it's the old theory of two steps forward and one step back to put it in layman's terms. Over the last 36 hours, Tom Brady of the New England Patriots signed a three-year extension lowering his cap number. This will therefore allow the Patriots to have more available money to sign free agents like their own Wes Welker and Sebastian Vollmer. Brady has been lauded by top NFL writers like Peter King of Sports Illustrated as being the 'ultimate team player.' Give me a freaking break. Yes, Tom Brady will make "less" over the next three years under the new contract but in the first two years, he'll earn $33 million which is about $3 million more than under the old deal. The final year of his deal puts him at age forty by the way. ...
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2000 Volvo S80 Question: My 2000 S80 engine suddenly shuts down.
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In order to properly diagnostic this problem, you might want to bring in to a Volvo specialized repair facility with VIDA (Volvo's dealership scan tool). But it sounds like you have a pending diagnostic trouble code and your S80 has entered into a emergency limp home mode. By cycling your ignition key it temporary resets your limp home mode but the code is still there and urgently needs to be "fixed" Good luck, -Sam - Samsonite79
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i've search the forum and I did not find any similar post so here I am :)
I am using the 9626 drivers (because of the nv2x bug in 9629...), everything works accel, compiz, beryl.
I've configured /etc/pm/functions-nvidia as indicated in this forum (commenting vbetool post etc...).
When I am trying to suspend the first time it works fine, after resuming I don't find any problems no slowdowns, compiz works fine..all good.
But if I am trying to suspend the second time the screen freezes (with a beautiful snow effect :) ) and I have to hard reboot (no ctrl+alt+bsp or del ) the remote ssh sessions are also unresponsive. I get the same result whether I use compiz or just the plain metacity.
I have the same problem if I'm trying to hibernate and I suspect that after the first resume the video is in a "funny" state that cannot be saved at the next reboot.
I attach the nvidia-bug-report.
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Anybody? Any hint of how to debug-it? (as far as I see everything seems ok, except the total freeze on second suspend cycle ;) )
Re: pm-suspend broken on fedora core 6 on gf4 ti4200
I've found an workaround :) . I have just to change the resolution of the screen (via nvidia-settings) to another resolution and then back to the default resolution if I want to issue another suspend cycle. This makes the video card to re-initialize itself and then I can suspend without problems. I've tested with 9626 but I think that this shoud work with newer version of the driver as well.
I'm soooo happpyyy :) While writting this post I have just resumed for the 17th time :)).
Thanks nvidia people for the good work, now I have 3D acceleration,beryl and suspend all working on my old ti4200 card.
P.S. Is there a way to issue the resolution change from command line to put it in the hibernate script? Thanks, again. Now I let you concentrate to the black window bug with Beryl / Compiz :p
Re: pm-suspend broken on fedora core 6 on gf4 ti4200
Actually I had made a mistake (before the last tests I was playing with nvidia-settings and activated Xinerama and nvidia-settings modified the Xorg.conf and I didn't had direct rendering so the suspend works only without direct rendering :((
So, I have to choose:
1)do not use direct rendering: no accell, no compiz, but hibernate
2)use direct rendering: compiz, but not hibernate (or I need to restart X after the first hibernate cycle in order to be able to suspend the second time).
Nobody can help ?
Andrei :(
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i have just upgraded to the latest stable legacy drivers (1.0.7185) and thing could not go worse. I have totally lost the ability to suspend :((.
Let me try to summarize the problem :
*Driver version < 9626 (actually pre texture-from-pixmap version) => suspend was ok (i was able to suspend and resume many times in a sequence without problems)
*Driver version 9626-9631 - suspends and resumes ok for the first time but then locks when suspending the second time.
*Current Driver (1.0.7185) locks during resume (always :( ). I attach the nvidia-bug-report log file where i can see some "BUG: sleeping function called from invalid context at kernel/rwsem.c:20" entries.
Suspend is working ok with the nv driver, and I have applied the vbetool changes in pm-functions-nvidia as directed on this forum.
Can I do anything to help to solve this problem?
Re: pm-suspend broken on fedora core 6 on gf4 ti4200
Is this a cause or a symptom?
BUG: sleeping function called from invalid context at kernel/rwsem.c:20
in_atomic():0, irqs_disabled():1
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Re: pm-suspend broken on fedora core 6 on gf4 ti4200
I've had similiar problems on my machine. The stacktraces are annoying, but do not appear to be causing any problems. I also have the freeze on second resume for the 9631.
I tried the 7185 drivers, but they never seemed to resume properly. I'm stlll using the 7184 drivers for now.
I just stuck "return" as the second line in /etc/pm/functions-nvidia. I also added a new script called /etc/pm/hooks/99chvt (see below) to switch to console mode and back as this seems to turn my display back on.
## Temporarily switch to text mode on resume
case "$1" in
/usr/bin/chvt 12
/usr/bin/chvt $VT
exit $?
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Hi sgoodall and thanks for your quick reply.
Actually 7184 is quite old and cannot compile on newer 2.6.20 kernels (sure, this can be fixed but I don't know if it pays back for the time spent on fixing the compilling errors)
Anyway, I was hoping that since suspend worked well for some older nvidia driver it shouldn't be difficult to trace were the things went bad and create a bugfix. Now, since nvidia driver development is quite dynamic and probably there are a lot of changes between releases it might be not so trivial...
It's just a pity that there are problems that probably will never be fixed on such cards (which are quite capable in my opinion - beryl/compiz work with nice FPS ) because of their legacy status...
I will stay with 9631 for the time being and I will try to remember not to suspend 2 times in a row :(
Anyway, i attach two new bug-report-logs for 9631 (one before the first suspend - old.gz and the other after the first resume - and just before the freeze on the second suspend cycle.
Cheers all nvidia developers out there and good luck with the debugging ;),
Re: pm-suspend broken on fedora core 6 on gf4 ti4200
I'm actually using the pre-built rpm's from livna.org. They have 7184 working with 2.6.20.
Re: pm-suspend broken on fedora core 6 on gf4 ti4200
nice to know for the binary packages(me=kinda newbie...). I will give-it a try.
P.S. I guess that 7184 doesn't support GLX_TEXTURE_FROM_PIXMAP but you can't have it all....
Re: pm-suspend broken on fedora core 6 on gf4 ti4200
7184 resumes ok (for me as well thanks again sgoodall)
7185 doesn't suspend at all (freeze on suspend)
9626-9631 resume ok the first time, freeze on second suspend
96xx <9626 (At least some version suspended ok)
Hope that the next version 96?? would have both suspend and composite working :)
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The band embark on a tour, playing 28 shows in 30 days to bring the music to the people. Cisco doesn't seem to think of what he does as "touring and playing music" so much as pirating: "taking what we need and leaving some scurvy…new town every night, new girl every night." This proves more difficult for Tony. In one particularly painful scene, Tony has one unsuspecting female in a half nelson, and as she cackles on his lap she says, "I don't do dancers. I only do rock stars." Wrong bus, sister.


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Brown Sugar Bundt CakeBy Jennifer McHenry on April 22, 2014For a while now, I've been thinking about the beauty of simplicity. I'll spare the philosophical discussion and just stick to how it applies to baking and cooking. Sure, there are delicious things out there that feature a dozen different flavors coexisting in some elaborate way. But, you know what I like to make and eat? The simple things. My […]Read more
Peanut Butter and Jelly DoughnutsBy Jennifer McHenry on April 3, 2014A while back, I purchased a couple of doughnut pans. I baked a quick, experimental batch of doughnuts, and then put the pans in a cabinet. Then, the old out-of-sight-out-of-mind thing kicked in and those poor pans sat abandoned for far too long. Recently, during a kitchen cabinet purging, I rediscovered those pans and promptly put on my doughnut thinking […]Read more
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Port Arthur City Council and City Manager Floyd Johnson agreed Thursday, Jan. 30, in a closed executive session that Johnson would leave his position effective immediately.
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Some criminals never learn, and Orange has definitely had its share of repeat offenders. This week, a man arrested for public intoxication and for suspected PCP use in January was again arrested in Orange, this time after reportedly stealing a car.
A Port Arthur woman has been charged with murdering her ex-husband after he allowed her to move in when she was homeless.
Gayle Annette Waller, 52, was indicted by a Jefferson County grand jury Jan. 30 for murder, a first-degree felony.
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According to a probable cause affidavit obtained by The Examiner, officers responded to a home in Beaumont's North End in reference to a victim of an aggravated sexual assault.
Officer Mike Dempsey celebrated his retirement from the Pinehurst Police Department on Jan. 29 in the Pinehurst council chambers.
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office has identified the body discovered by the U.S. Coast Guard on Monday, Feb. 3, as 35-year-old Chris Reich, who was last seen on Jan. 17, 2014. The reported cause of death, according to a Jefferson County Sheriff's Office press release, is drowning.
Officer Mike Dempsey celebrated his retirement from the Pinehurst Police Department on Jan. 29 in the Pinehurst council chambers.
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BROOKLYN, N.Y. -- Nikola Pekovic doesn't think he plays any differently against the Nets franchise, whether it's located in Brooklyn, New Jersey or anywhere else. But the performances say otherwise. The 6-foot-11 Pekovic, a third-year center out of Montenegro, had 27 points and 11 rebounds in a win over the New Jersey Nets last February in Newark. On Monday, Pekovic inflicted damage on the Nets once again, this time in their new home in Brooklyn, helping the Minnesota Timberwolves to a stunning 107-96 win at the Barclays Center. Minnesota overcame a 22-point, second-half deficit. "I just try to play hard every game, no matter who we're playing," said Pekovic, who had 17 points in the first half, taking the ball aggressively to the basket repeatedly. He finished with 21 points and seven rebounds. "In this league, you'll have ups and downs, and this was an up for me. Tonight was just my night." The Timberwolves (2-1), who lost 105-86 to the Toronto Raptors on Sunday night, l...
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The Pickwick Papers (1952 film)
|The Pickwick Papers
Original British 1952 quad film poster
|Directed by
|Noel Langley
|Produced by
|George Minter
Noel Langley
|Screenplay by
|Noel Langley
|Based on
|The Pickwick Papers
by Charles Dickens
James Hayter
|Music by
|Antony Hopkins
|Wilkie Cooper
|Edited by
|Anne V. Coates
Renown Film Productions[1]
|Distributed by
|Renown Picture Corp.[2] (UK)
Release dates
Running time
|115 min[2]
|United Kingdom
The Pickwick Papers is a 1952 British black-and-white film based on the Charles Dickens classic. Both screenplay and direction were by Noel Langley.
The film premiered at the Gaumont Cinema at Haymarket in London on 14 November 1952.[3] In 1954 Soviet Union paid £10,000 for the distribution rights, and it became the first British film to be shown in Soviet Union after World War II, premiering on 29 July 1954 in a number of cities with a dubbed soundtrack.[4] The film was followed by a Russian reprint of Dickens' book in 150,000 copies a month later.[5]
Main cast[edit]
- James Hayter as Samuel Pickwick
- James Donald as Nathaniel Winkle
- Nigel Patrick as Mr. Jingle
- Joyce Grenfell as Mrs. Leo Hunter
- Hermione Gingold as Miss Tompkins
- Hermione Baddeley as Mrs. Bardell
- Donald Wolfit as Sergeant Buzfuz
- Harry Fowler as Sam Weller
- Kathleen Harrison as Rachel Wardle
- Alexander Gauge as Tracy Tupman
- Lionel Murton as Augustus Snodgrass
- Diane Hart as Emily Wardle
- Joan Heal as Isabella Wardle
- William Hartnell as Irate Cabman
- Athene Seyler as Miss Witherfield
- Walter Fitzgerald as Mr. Wardle
- Mary Merrall as Grandma Wardle
- Cecil Trouncer as Mr. Justice Stareleigh
- Felix Felton as Dr. Slammer
- Hattie Jacques as Mrs Nutkins
- Sam Costa as Job Trotter
Awards and nominations[edit]
- James Hayter was nominated for the BAFTA Best British Actor award in 1953 for his portrayal of Samuel Pickwick.
- The Pickwick Papers was awarded a Golden Bear in the Soviet Union in 1954[6]
- In 1956, Beatrice Dawson was nominated for an Oscar for Best Costume Design, Black-and-White for the film's costumes.
Colourised version[edit]
In 2012, a digitally restored and colourised version of the film was released on DVD, causing a renewed debate in the UK about colourisation of old black-and-white classics.[7]
- ^ BFI: The Pickwick Papers Linked 2013-12-06
- ^ a b BBFC: The Pickwick Papers (1952) Linked 2013-12-06
- ^ a b The Times, 13 November 1952, page 2, film review – "Dickens on Screen": "The Pickwick Papers goes into the programme at the Gaumont Cinema to-morrow." – Found in The Times Digital Archive 2013-12-06
- ^ The Times, 30 July 1954, page 11: Dickens Film In Russia – Found in The Times Digital Archive 2013-12-06
- ^ The Times, 14 August 1954, page 3, Telegrams in Brief: A new edition of 150,000 copies of 'Pickwick Papers' has been published in Russia, Moscow Radio reports. – Found in The Times Digital Archive 2013-12-06
- ^ Harper, Sue & Porter, Vincent. British Cinema of the 1950s: The Decline of Deference, page 163, Oxford University Press, 2007
- ^ MovieMail, 15 November 2012: The Colourisation Debate – Not All Black and White Linked 2013-12-06
- Harper, Sue & Porter, Vincent. British Cinema of the 1950s: The Decline of Deference. Oxford University Press, 2007.
External links[edit]
- The Pickwick Papers in the British Film Institute's "Explore film..." database
- The Pickwick Papers at the Internet Movie Database


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1:05 PM, Oct 19, 2010 • By VANESSA NEUMANN
Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez is visiting Tehran today, along with his sidekick, Bolivian president Evo Morales. It's Chávez's ninth trip in the past 18 months but this one's special because he's stopping over on his way back from Moscow, where he announced a nuclear deal with the Russians. The Venezuelan strongman's itinerary and business agenda hardly allays fears over the Venezuela-Iran-Russia partnership that some see as a growing threat in Washington's backyard. It's an alliance that features not only nuclear cooperation and energy resources, but also conventional arms and terrorism.
Last Friday's announcement from Moscow that Chávez and Russian president Dmitry Medvedev had reached an agreement for Russia to build two 1200-megawatt nuclear reactors in Venezuela got worldwide play. However, the deal has been in the works for over two years, or since 2008, when many in the international community criticized Russia's incursion into Georgia, and Russia thumbed its nose at the West by offering Venezuela access to nuclear power. Moscow's deal with Caracas follows on the heels of its construction of a similar reactor in Iran that it completed this August.
Iran has been seeking uranium from Venezuela (as well as Bolivia), while both Iran and Venezuela want nuclear technology and more conventional weaponry from Russia. In exchange, Venezuela is offering money and mineral wealth— uranium and gasoline for Iran; gold, oil, uranium and natural gas for Russia. It appears that Moscow is sending T-72 and T-90 tanks that will replace the aging French MX-30s. Putin assured Caracas that Russia will soon deliver the first 35 tanks out of the 92 Venezuela has ordered. In addition, Venezuela intends to buy 10 Ilyushin Il-76MD-90 planes, two Il-78MK refueling aircraft, as well as five S-300 missile systems. Iran also sought the S-300 but Medvedev banned the sale for fear of violating U.N. Security Council Resolution 1929, concerning sanctions on Iran. The S-300 missiles and their attendant Smerch multiple rocket launchers are considered far more powerful than the Tor M-1 missile systems that both Venezuela and Iran have previously purchased in the past five years. Caracas has also confirmed plans to purchase up to 10 Mi-28NE attack helicopters on top of the 10 Mi-35M helicopters purchased in the past half-decade.
Since 2005, Venezuela has spent $4.4 billion on Russian weaponry, making it Latin America's biggest consumer of Russian military hardware. This new purchase will be completed through a credit of an additional $2.2 billion Moscow is granting Caracas. A total of $6.6 billion worth of new weaponry is an awful lot for a country that has not fought a war since its independence from Spain in 1821. While Chávez has said that he is arming his citizen militias, known as Bolivarian Circles, rumor has it that the weapons may also be going to agents and fighters from the Colombian FARC, Hezbollah and Cuban security and intelligence services, whose numbers, according to many think tanks and U.S. security sources, have swelled in Venezuela. Interpol confirmed evidence that Venezuela has funneled well over $300 million to the FARC and has built an ammunition plant to supply AK-103s, the FARC weapon of choice. In tandem with Venezuela's military buildup, Chávez's avowed support for the FARC is a real worry for Colombia as well as Washington, which sees Colombia as its closest regional ally.
Venezuelan money has also been flowing into Iran. In July 2010, the EU ordered the seizure of all the assets of the Venezuelan International Development Bank, an affiliate of the Export Development Bank of Iran, one of 34 Iranian entities implicated in the development of nuclear or ballistic missile technology. Even as Caracas denied that the bank had any ties to Iran's nuclear program, it had already been sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department.
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