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1840 Drapery Dime, MS64+1840 10C Drapery MS64+ NGC. Fortin-101. Ex: "Col." E.H.R. Green. Remarkable obverse toning secured the Star designation. Concentric bands of peach-gold, cherry-red, ocean-blue, and lilac ensure the eye appeal. The reverse displays attractive golden-brown toning with glimpses of aquamarine, sun-gold, and fire-red at the margin. Smooth except for a couple of small marks near stars 9 and 10. Struck from a single die pair, the 1840 Drapery dime is surprisingly rare in Uncirculated grades. NGC reports only six such coins, including 2 in MS61 and 2 in MS62. Census: 2 in 64 (1 in 64+), 1 finer (10/13).
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Actress Kareena Kapoor, who has worked with some of the biggest banners, says that she has no complaints about the remuneration structure in the film industry as she is "paid really well".
While actresses like Vidya Balan and Priyanka Chopra feel there is disparity in the remuneration system compared to actors in Bollywood, Kareena shares a different opinion.
"I get paid very well and I have no complaints. If it's a big budget film, they can afford and what works for another actress might not work for somebody else," the actress told reporters in a group interview.
"I feel each and every actor is different. For example, I can never do 'The Dirty Picture'. I don't have that courage and boldness but for me it's a challenge to be a part of 'Golmaal 3' and still have a great role. It's an honour for me to be a part of 'Singham' and that works for me. It's unfair to draw any comparisons," she added.
However, the 33-year-old was of different opinion in the year 2012 when at an event in the capital she shared how Vidya's National Award-winning performance in the 2011 released film "The Dirty Picture" has given actresses the hope for a brighter tomorrow in the Indian film industry.
It was during that time Kareena said that she will fight for "equal pay cheques" for both actors and actresses.
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Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh Jennings will go for one last title together Wednesday night after winning all but one set during their three Olympics as a pair.
The Americans are wrapping up this tournament determined to enjoy themselves at their last Olympics as a tandem. May-Treanor will retire, while Walsh Jennings plans to keep playing internationally.
They'll face the No. 2 U.S. team of April Ross and Jennifer Kessy in an all-American final.
Walsh Jennings won't even allow herself to think about the emotions that will come once they're through.
"No, I don't," Walsh Jennings said. "I'm focused on our goal, and our goal is to enjoy every second of this, which we're doing, and our other goal is to win a gold medal. And after that, we'll see how it goes."
Hulk Harting
Discus gold medalist Robert Harting of Germany put on two shows Tuesday night, one during his event and another after. His second was quite possibly the victory celebration of the London Games.
Harting ripped his shirt to shreds following his win - much like the Incredible Hulk - flexed his muscles and then took to the track to make a pass on the women's 100-meter hurdles.
"If you see me coming out of the stadium without a shirt, you know it was good," Harting said.
Entertaining, too.
With a German flag tied around his waist and flapping in the breeze, Harting sprinted down the track's outside lane. He cleared nearly every hurdle - fairly impressive for a guy his size - and then headed toward the famed Olympic cauldron. He reached into the bottom of the cauldron and tried to pull out one of the fiery metal prongs.
It didn't work, of course.
Nonetheless, the crowd at Olympic Stadium seemed impressed with his antics.
Rafalca's future
Rafalca didn't earn a medal in the dressage competition, but co-owner Ann Romney was still happy with her horse's performance.
"It was wonderful," said Mrs. Romney, the wife of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. "She was elegant and consistent again. We just love her."
The U.S. finished sixth, and Rafalca, ridden by Jan Ebeling, ended in 28th place.
So what's next for Rafalca, the horse that brought the sport of dressage to the attention of many Americans?
Mrs. Romney said that after Ebeling competes for another year or two, she would probably try breeding Rafalca, a German-bred mare. A mare so famous and accomplished as Rafalca could be valuable on the horse-breeding market.
Namesake cheetahs
Carmelita Jeter and Justin Gatlin -- meet Carmelita and Justin, the cheetah cubs. They may be only 3 months old, but they will soon leave you in the dust.
The National Zoo in Washington has named two cheetah cubs after the fastest Americans in the Olympics.
Jeter won the silver medal in the women's 100 meters, finishing in 10.78 seconds. Gatlin took the bronze in the men's 100 with a time of 9.79.
Cheetahs are the fastest animals on land. Their top pace is nearly three times as fast as Gatlin's bronze-winning run.
Three's company
The high jump medals ceremony will have a packed podium.
Mutaz Essa Barshim of Qatar, Derek Drouin of Canada and Robert Grabarz of Britain finished in a three-way tie for the bronze medal, rare but not unheard of in the event.
"It doesn't matter," said Barshim, who earned his country's fourth medal ever. "We are all brothers. We are high jumpers, one family. We share the happiness, too."
The last time three high jumpers shared a podium spot at the Olympics was in 1992, when Hollis Conway (United States), Timothy Forsyth (Australia) and Artur Partyka (Poland) all earned bronze medals. It also happened in 1908, when Georges Andre (France), Cornelius Leahy (Britain/Ireland) and Istvan Somodi (Hungary) tied for silver.
Barshim, Drouin and Grabarz will get their medals Wednesday night.
"It's going to be tight for space up there, but it's going to be fun," Grabarz said.
Quickquote: Can't be mad
"No regrets. Oh, OK, two: I clipped a hurdle and I may have leaned too soon. I wanted that gold, I gave it everything, but I can't be mad." -- Dawn Harper, who won the silver medal for the U.S. in the 100-meter hurdles after Australian Sally Pearson edged her out for the gold.
Explainer: Not a bribe
No, the money that Team USA coach Mihai Brestyan handed to the judges on Tuesday wasn't a bribe. It's the cost of appealing a scoring decision.
When Aly Raisman was given a 14.966 on her balance beam routine, Brestyan had to make a snap decision.
Under FIG rules, a coach can challenge a score if he or she thinks the difficulty mark of the routine was calculated incorrectly. But to prevent coaches from filing an inquiry on everything, FIG requires an upfront payment. The first inquiry costs $300, the second $500 and the third costs $1,000.
If the initial score is upheld, the coach loses that money and it goes to the FIG Foundation. If the inquiry results in a scoring change, like it did for Raisman in propelling her to a bronze medal, the coach gets that money back.
Going the distance
The last time the Americans were a factor in distance running, former world-record holder Jim Ryun was circling the track.
That was 44 years ago, when the U.S. was actually keeping up with the competition.
Ever since, they've been in quite a funk.
That is, until London, where Leonel Manzano and Galen Rupp are leading a U.S. resurgence in the distance events.
Rupp, of Portland, Ore., captured a silver medal in the 10,000 meters over the weekend. Then, Manzano, of Austin, Texas, followed with another silver in the 1,500 on Tuesday night.
So, what gives?
"We've really brought distance running around a corner," Manzano said. "And I know it's going to get better. I definitely hope this is a turning point for everybody. I hope there's a kid out there, sitting on the couch, watching this race and says, 'Hey, I can do this as well."'
Talking to herself
Two-time beach volleyball gold medalist Kerri Walsh Jennings has found a way to keep herself from overthinking during her matches.
"You have to give your brain another job to do," she said after advancing to her third straight Olympic gold medal game.
And what is that job?
"I spell 'pass' 20 million times a day," she said. "P-A-S-S. Right when they're getting ready to serve."
Quickquote: Only?
"Only? That's pretty good, I reckon. Not many countries can get four gold medals. And how many of them have a lot? Like 24, 25 [medals]? We're definitely going to get more than that, and we are working our way up that medal tally and it's going to be great." - Sally Pearson on winning gold in the 100-meter hurdles, the fourth gold for Australia.
Cable ratings win
Fueled by basketball and soccer, the NBC Sports cable network had its best ratings of the Olympics so far on Monday.
The U.S. men's basketball game against Argentina was seen by 3.3 million people during the day, the Nielsen company said. The women's soccer game between the U.S. and Canada had just under 3 million.
In prime-time, the NBC telecast was seen by 26.6 million viewers, virtually identical to the 26.4 million who watched the same night from Beijing four years ago.


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Worker injured in TECO gas blast is home, will 'give it my all to recover'
BONITA SPRINGS - "I don't have any other choice but to accept it and just give it my all to recover," Mario Santos said.
The hardest parts are the things you used to take for granted.
"This is not so easy … having stiff fingers and not being able to do what you want," Mario Santos, 26, said of his new reality. "I don't have any other choice but to accept it and just give it my all to recover."
More than four months after he was critically injured in an explosion that knocked out natural gas to most of Southwest Florida, construction worker Santos is finally home.
After months of surgeries and physical therapy at a Tampa hospital for burns covering more than 50 percent of his body, the Bonita Springs resident returned to his family's home on March 1.
A life changed
Santos, a Posen Construction employee, was operating a piece of heavy equipment when it hit an 8-inch natural gas line belonging to TECO Peoples Gas on Nov. 11.
The ensuing explosion caused a major break in the Southwest Florida system and resulted in a loss of natural gas service to about 6,000 residential and 1,200 commercial customers in Lee and Collier counties.
For two months, Santos remained in critical-but-stable condition at Tampa General Hospital's Burn Center. His condition was changed to "fair" in January.
In a recent interview back at home, Santos said he doesn't remember much of the accident itself. But he does remember his first few weeks in the hospital.
"Being in that situation having family there was great," he said. "But at that moment, when you are going through it, you don't see it that way."
Nevertheless, Santos said he made it through that dark time because of his family.
"I thank God that they were there with me, because without them it would have been harder for me," he said.
Sitting at the kitchen table of his family's Bonita Springs home, Santos said he felt in good spirits.
"It's so much better," Santos said of being back in Southwest Florida. "It's nothing like being in the hospital."
His brother, Pedro, said the family is excited that Mario Santos is finally home.
"He was there for a long time, so when he returned it was incredible joy," said Pedro Santos, 28, who confined his answers to questions about his brother's recovery. "Now that he's here, he is happier, he's walking and he's more active."
"We are pleased that Mario Santos has been released from the hospital and that he is able to continue recuperating at home with the support of his family and friends," Posen Construction officials said in a written statement. "Posen continues to monitor his progress and provide support for Mario and his family."
He also ventures outside the family's house.
Mario Santos said he doesn't feel as self-conscious as he used to about the way he looks as his skin continues recovering from the burns.
Topping off his return home was the fact that his parents were able to obtain a three-month emergency visa to visit him from Guatemala.
"I was so happy! It had been a long time since I had seen them," Mario Santos said of getting to see his parents.
Santos said he wishes that the circumstances of the visit had been different.
"But things happen and there's nothing you can do about it," he said.
Also happy with Santos' progress is his employer, Posen Construction.
"We are pleased that Mario Santos has been released from the hospital and that he is able to continue recuperating at home with the support of his family and friends," Posen Construction officials said in a written statement. "Posen continues to monitor his progress and provide support for Mario and his family."
Santos' medical bills and therapy are being taken care of by Worker Compensation, said Jeanmarie Ferrara, a Posen spokeswoman.
Unanswered questions remain
While Santos continues to recover, the investigation into what may have led to the Nov. 11 accident and who is responsible is still under way.
In a recent interview, Michael Wald with the Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) said he couldn't comment on the investigation.
The federal agency is looking into whether there were violations of any federal safety standards. It has up to six months to complete the investigation, issue a final report and hand out citations if any.
The Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) office said it couldn't comment on the investigation. The federal agency is looking into whether there were violations of any federal safety standards. It has up to six months to complete the investigation, issue a final report and hand out citations if any.
Wald did say that both Posen and TECO People's Gas are cooperating with the investigation.
Neither the agencies nor members of Santos' family would discuss with the Daily News what Mario Santos' status was as a worker in this country at the time of the explosion. The family did note, however, that he is covered by Worker Compensation.
In reference to the federal investigation, Posen officials confirmed they are cooperating with OSHA but couldn't elaborate.
"Due to the fact that it is a pending investigation we are unable to comment on that matter at this time," Posen said in a statement.
Another pending issue is the class-action lawsuit filed against TECO People's Gas and Posen Construction late last year. The lawsuit was filed Nov. 24 in Lee Circuit Court on behalf of Collier and Lee county businesses that lost money due to the gas line explosion during the widening of Colonial Boulevard in Fort Myers.
The lack of gas came just as Southwest Florida's tourism season was starting to pick up following April's BP oil spill, a dismal summer season and the economic downturn affecting travel to the area.
The damages sought by the plaintiffs include lost income due to being unable to use gas appliances for food preparation and other services, the elimination or significant reduction of customers while gas wasn't available and business expenses to compensate for the loss of gas.
When asked about the lawsuit, TECO People's Gas spokesman Rick Morera said the company's position remains the same.
"As a matter of practice, we don't discuss pending litigation," he said.
Morera said everything is back to normal in the company's coverage area that was affected by the explosion.
Little by little
For Mario Santos, returning to normal is a work in progress.
Santos is going to physical therapy in Cape Coral three times a week, in addition to stretch exercises at home and visits to Tampa General Hospital to check on his progress.
Therapy, he admitted, hasn't been easy.
"It has made me cry," Santos said.
He also expects to have to have additional grafting and reconstructive surgery due to the extent of damage he suffered on his arms and legs.
As his therapy progresses, Santos said that he wants to be able to get back to the sport he loves — soccer.
"That's what I hope for," he said. "How soon it will happen I don't know."
Faith, Santos said, has been important to him through the whole ordeal.
"It's thanks to God that I am back with my family and friends," he said.
Being home with his family and friends is having a positive impact on his recovery, Santos said, adding with a laugh that home-cooked meals also help.
"Even if it's us joking around or even if they don't say anything," he said. "I have their support and that's what's most important."
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Wisconsin, you're doing it right. I don't know what's in the water up there, but every wedding I see from American's Dairyland is as pretty as pretty can be. Take this particularly happy one from La De Da Photography. Ridiculously beautiful decor, which just so happened to be pretty much all DIY, donuts and macarons for dessert, horses and a stunning barn... and a couple that is straight out of a magazine.
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Although I currently call the East Coast home, I'll always be a Midwest girl through and through. There's something about those wide, open spaces and bright blue skies that simply can't compare. And it's that sense of homey charm that carries throughout this Wisconsin wedding from the talented Dani Stephenson Photography. But before you write this off as your average rustic chic "I do's," let me point out this affair's leading...


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Let's be adventurers.
I love getting to know people and listening to their stories, which inspired me to pursue a career in therapy. I'm currently working on my Master's in counseling psychology at SMU. I strive to live a balanced life surrounded by positive people, and I am attracted to those who are cultured and open-minded. Maintaining solid relationships with my family and friends is definitely important to me. I hope to establish myself in a counseling practice after I graduate and eventually go for the PhD! I'm pretty hard-working and ambitious, but I definitely make time to enjoy myself with friends on the weekends! I love visiting new places and I'm always up for a spontaneous adventure! I enjoy checking out new bars/restaurants and going to concerts. I can also be perfectly content with a bottle of wine and a movie night at home :) I love learning--I'm always in the process of reading a book or watching a documentary. Right now it's "In Cold Blood" by Capote (so good!) Life is short, so I want to experience as much as I can. I'm passionate about traveling--studying abroad in Europe two summers ago was by far my most amazing experience! I have also recently taken up cooking (still learning, but my friends keep asking for more! good sign, right?) and I've started doing yoga. I miss living in Austin (and having access to great food and a fantastic music scene!) and I'm getting reacquainted with Dallas. I would really like to find someone eager to explore and enjoy this great city with me!
Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Movies/Videos , Museums and art , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Performing arts , Travel/Sightseeing , Watching sports , Wine tasting
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I have a little yorkie-mix puppy named Leo! Small dogs can be annoying haha, but he's a chill little guy.
Knox-Henderson, Bishop Arts, Deep Ellum
The University of Texas at Austin, Austin, TX
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Wednesday, January 31, 2007
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SUWANEE - Investigators have ruled the death of a woman found dead at a Suwanee motel parking lot Monday afternoon a homicide - the first for the city in 42 years.Capt. Clyde Byers, Suwanee Police Department spokesman, said the black woman's body was found around 4:15 p.m. in a parking lot beside a Motel 6 at 3103 Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road. She was found lying between a 40-foot storage trailer and a privacy fence. Although he said investigators believe they have identified the woman, he and Ted Bailey, chief forensic investigator for the Office of the Medical Examiner, said they are not releasing the woman's name or how she died until family is notified. He said the woman is believed to have a local criminal history and that is how investigators were able to identify the woman. "We're pretty sure we've made an identification, but we're waiting to match fingerprints to make 100 percent sure this is who she is," Byers said. He said the area where the woman was found was secluded and away from the motel. "This is an area that you and I wouldn't go strolling through," he said. Byers said he and investigators are unsure how the woman ended up in the hotel parking lot, but Suwanee and Gwinnett County police are trying to determine who is responsible for the woman's death. "We've questioned people at the hotel, but that was sort of a dead end," he said. A front desk employee confirmed the woman was found on motel property by a cleaning crew but refused to comment further about the incident. Byers said the woman is not believed to have been a guest at the motel and the next step is to question others in the area. "We will follow up on any and every lead to the fullest and hopefully get to the bottom of this," Byers said. "We'll work very hard and if we're lucky we'll get something." He said this is the first homicide case for the city since 1965. "This doesn't happen every day," he said.
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This little fabric ghost tradition began last year, and N has been begging me to revive it for weeks. We haven't had any white fabric in the house, I didn't have the energy to make a fabric run, and then low-and-behold I found a quarter yard of fabric in a closet sweep a few days ago! Yay for "free" fabric. It's more craft than art, but you'll see in a minute how this can be … [Read more...]
Organic Shape Monsters for Halloween
When I saw this idea over at We Heart Art, I loved it for its open-ended qualities and simplicity. Joanna did this project with Kindergarteners, but it was adaptable to my 3-year old and could easily scale up for older children. Plus, the monster theme played out so nicely with Halloween right around the corner. Grrrrr.... And, are you ready to hear how easy this is? All you … [Read more...]
Shrinky Dink Charms
Shrinky Dinks! I just learned that these polystyrene plastic (#6) sheets were invented by two housewives from Wisconsin in 1973. Weren't they smart and industrious! I've been told that you can make your own shrink plastic projects with #6 plastic, and I'd love to hear from you if you've tried this. We made Shrinky Dinks a while ago and my 3 year old requested them again … [Read more...]
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On Storytelling and Finding Voice
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Shred-a-Thon and Electronic Recycling – April 11, 2015
Did you miss our big event in November?….not to worry, you get another chance.
The Rotary Club of Carrollton-Farmers Branch will host a Drive-Up Shred-A-Thon fundraiser Saturday, April 11th from 10am-12noon in the Newman Smith High School front parking lot at 2335 N. Josey.
Avoid identity theft and paper jams by bringing old bills, tax returns, statements and personal documents to be professionally shredded. Staples and paper clips are okay.
Suggested donations for shredding are $10 for the first box and $5 for other boxes. Cash and credit cards accepted.
Proceeds support community service projects and grants of the CFB Rotary Club. For more information, visit www.cfbrotary5810.org.
We filled up a half a ton truck the last time…..so there must be more out there. Did you upgrade your computers for Christmas and don't know what to do with that old broken laptop, CPU, or monitor. If you have any tool, appliance, equipment that has a CORD, then we can recycle it. TVs are welcome!
There is no charge for this service brought to you by Keep Carrollton Beautiful! Save the landfills and donate to someone who can recycle it! For further information about the electronics recycle, email firstname.lastname@example.com
VOLUNTEERS are needed! Students, get your service club together and come help us unload cars and direct traffic. Contact Cathy at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.