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The Madison County Republican Committee Chairwoman Th (c)rse Wiley Dancks announced the nomination of Canastota Police Chief Jim Zophy for Madison County Sheriff. The nomination took place at the committee's meeting held Sept. 24 at the Rusty Rail in Canastota.
Zophy, a lifelong Madison County resident, received the committee's overwhelming support to run for the position. Zophy brings 20-plus years of experience in law enforcement to his candidacy. He has demonstrated success in public safety, investigations and efficiency best practices, according to Dancks.
His proven record includes law enforcement operations, budgetary and financial oversight, policy and team development and strong organizational skills. During his early career, he served in the U.S. Air Force on military police and patrol designations. In 1993, he became a member of the Canastota Police Department where he has served as chief of police since 2003.
"We are excited about Jim's candidacy and look forward to his successful election in November," Dancks said. "Zophy's hands-on experience as both a patrol officer and chief administrator of a police department make him a perfect choice."
Dancks said he is well-acquainted with all facets of law enforcement and management, he's dedicated to the welfare of our community and he is familiar with the policing needs of all of the towns and villages in Madison County.
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Attractive 1849-C Closed Wreath Dollar, AU581849-C G$1 Closed Wreath AU58 NGC. Variety 1, the only known variety of the 1849-C Closed Wreath dollar. This near-Mint specimen has bright yellow-gold luster with deeper orange toning at the centers. Light wear is noted on the high points, consistent with the grade. Mint State and high level AU coins are plentiful, but they are also in great demand. Census: 21 in 58, 29 finer (2/10).(Registry values: N1793) (NGC ID# 25BC, PCGS# 7505)
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Jockey Club Enhances Vet Record Reporting
In an effort to encourage transparency in Thoroughbred racing, The Jockey Club has enhanced and automated the system that enables owners or their agents to upload veterinary medical treatment records.
In an effort to encourage transparency in Thoroughbred racing, The Jockey Club has enhanced and automated the system that enables owners or their agents to upload veterinary medical treatment records.
The Jockey Club reminds owners and breeders that a valid attempt to name foals of 2013 must be made by Feb. 1 to avoid a $100 late fee.
Jockey Club says a recent study's findings challenge long-held opinions in North American racing, including the contention that the use of the diuretic furosemide is necessary to ensure long-term careers of horses.
The Jockey Club is projecting that the 2015 North American-registered Thoroughbred foal crop will remain steady at 22,000, it was announced Aug. 9.
The Jockey Club has called on leading industry organizations to come together to conduct a Salix study that would examine the timing of administration on the medication used to prevent exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage.
Owners who voluntarily decide to make their horse's veterinary records public can now upload those records to a page hosted by horseracingreform.org, The Jockey Club announced today.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said it will "go away" if horse racing addresses its medication issues, and industry officials who have been trying to do just that suggest progress is evident but not recognized.
The Jockey Club announces Sept. 13 it has received 22,001 live foal reports through Sept. 9, down 2.2% from last year at this time. The estimated crop for 2013 is 23,500.
Whether members of Congress address legislation tied to medication and drug testing in horse racing remains to be seen, but the Thoroughbred industry appears to be more and more unwilling to take the chance it won't happen.
The Jockey Club is projecting a 2014 North American registered Thoroughbred foal crop of 22,000, it was announced Aug. 10 by Matt Iuliano, the organization's executive vice president and executive director.
The Jockey Club amended the rule from "Sold Without Pedigree" to "Sold as Retired from Racing" so an owner can retire a Thoroughbred from racing without affecting its breeding privileges.
The Jockey Club has issued a reminder to owners and breeders that a valid attempt to name foals of 2011 must be made by Feb. 1 to avoid a $100 late fee.
With regulators and industry groups leading the charge, many horse racing stakeholders believe sweeping medication reform could become a reality in early 2013.
In a change designed to win support of its Reformed Racing Medication Rules, The Jockey Club has added a provision governing regulatory administration of furosemide on race day.
The Jockey Club said Aug. 11 the North American registered Thoroughbred foal crop for 2013 should hold steady with the number in 2012.
The Jockey Club is reminding stallion managers to submit Reports of Mares Bred for the 2012 breeding season by Aug. 1.
The racing industry is closer to uniformity in drug regulations and penalties than many admit, but agreement on race-day anti-bleeding drugs in a "toxic" environment will require some heavy lifting, officials said May 2.
An analysis of data collected by The Jockey Club over a three-year period shows the race-related fatal injury rate was 1.91 per 1,000 starts during the period, falling from 1.98 per 1,000 starts in 2009 to 1.88 in 2011.
The Jockey Club reported Sept. 15 that 2,904 stallions covered 44,184 mares in North America during 2010, according to statistics compiled through Sept. 7, 2011.
The Jockey Club is projecting a 2012 North American registered Thoroughbred foal crop of 24,700 in 2012 it was announced Aug. 13.
The Jockey Club has issued a reminder to stallion owners to submit their Reports of Mares Bred (RMBs) for the 2011 breeding season by Aug. 1.
The Jockey Club reminds owners and breeders that a valid attempt to name foals of 2009 must be made by Feb. 1, 2011, to avoid a $75 late fee.
Statistics from The Jockey Club for the 2010 breeding season show that the number of stallions that serviced mares fell 9.3% and the number of mares bred fell 10.5% when compared to the same period a year ago.
Tattooed but unknown Thoroughbreds can now be identified from smart phones following the integration of Tattoo Lookup into Registry mobile.
Thoroughbred owners and breeders who use The Jockey Club's Interactive Registration service can now access two of the most popular features -- the Online Names Book and the list of recently released names.
The Jockey Club has modified its Interactive Registration platform to expand digital photo processing capacity and to create a "Registration Center."
Ogden Mills Phipps, the chairman of The Jockey Club, announced in a news release Dec. 1 that Matt F. Iuliano has been named executive vice president and executive director of the organization.
The "Report of Mares Bred" released by The Jockey Club Oct. 22 shows that Pennsylvania breeding is on the rise while the industry is in decline in every other major breeding state.
Though there are differences of opinion on what should be done next in the area of medication reform, everyone seems to agree there is a continuing problem and something should be done.
The Jockey Club announced Aug. 14 that it is projecting a 2010 North American registered Thoroughbred foal crop of 30,000. In addition, The Jockey Club has revised its original estimate of registered foals for 2009 from 35,400 to 34,000.
Louis Romanet, chairman of the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities, will discuss the importance of and need for international harmonization of medication policies when he delivers the keynote address at The Jockey Club's 57th annual Round Table Conference on Matters Pertaining to Racing at the Gideon Putnam Resort in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Aug. 23.
The Jockey Club announced today that it has established Tattoo Identification Services, a free resource to help owners identify tattooed but unknown Thoroughbreds in their possession.
The Jockey Club released the Report of Mares Bred (RMB) statistics Oct. 16 for 2008 that show a continued decline in North American Thoroughbred breeding activity.
The Jockey Club is projecting a 2009 North American registered Thoroughbred foal crop of 35,400, a decline of 3.3% from the revised estimate of 36,600 registered foals for 2008.
With the breeding and foaling seasons nearing conclusion, The Jockey Club reminds owners and breeders to submit reports of mares bred and live foal reports.
The Jockey Club is now offering microchips for sale to interested owners and breeders for use in Thoroughbreds residing within the United States, the organization announced March 12.
The Jockey Club encourages stallion owners and managers who have not already done so to submit their reports of mares bred as soon as possible to avoid delays in receiving their service certificates for the 2007 breeding season.
The Jockey Club's Interactive Registration, an Internet-based service launched in 1996 to simplify and streamline Thoroughbred registration, processed a record 112,420 transactions in 2006, up 7.7% from 2005, according to statistics released Jan. 17 by The Jockey Club.
The Thoroughbred industry, owners and breeders can now report and look up microchip identification numbers through their Interactive Registration accounts, The Jockey Club announced March 3.
Putting microchips in racehorses for identification purposes will remain secondary to standard identification procedures such as tattooing and DNA testing, according to a panel of industry experts Tuesday afternoon at The Symposium on Racing and Gaming being held this week near Tucson, Ariz.
The Jockey Club released their Report of Mares Bred in 2005 Thursday morning and report that 58,739 mares were covered by 3,097 stallions this year. The released data is reports that have been received through Oct. 13.
The Jockey Club reported Thursday that 4,145 stallions covered 64,052 mares in North America during 2004, according to statistics compiled through Sept. 8, 2005.
With the foaling and breeding seasons nearly over, The Jockey Club is reminding owners and breeders to submit their Live Foal Reports and stallion Reports of Mares Bred (RMBs).
The Jockey Club released its Live Foal Report Thursday afternoon, and reports that 4,203 stallions covered 63,154 mares in North America during 2003, according to statistics compiled through Sept. 9. These coverings have resulted in 36,274 foals of 2004 being reported to The Jockey Club.
The Jockey Club projects a North American registered Thoroughbred foal crop of 37,200 in 2005, equivalent to the forecast for this year.
The Jockey Club released the 2003 Report of Mares Bred on Thursday. The report, while not complete, shows less than a 1% decline in both the number of covering stallions and the number of mares bred over last year's figures.
The Jockey Club reported on Oct. 17 that 3,364 stallions covered 59,090 mares in North America during 2002, according to Reports of Mares Bred (RMB's) received by The Jockey Club as of Oct. 10.
In releasing its projected figures for the 2002 North American registered Thoroughbred foal crop, The Jockey Club estimates that 20 percent of mares in Kentucky lost their pregnancies due to Mare Reproductive Loss Syndrome last spring.
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- Push the wooden skewer through the pack of gum and place a heart-shaped gummy candy at the end.
- Glue several squares of tissue paper around the other end of the skewer.
- Once dry, cut the squares into frayed strips to give the appearance of a feather.
- Write a message on the construction paper such as "Be Mine"
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Spiced Fillet Of Beef
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|Beef fillet
|2 Pound (1 kilogram, 1 piece)
|Ham slices
|4 , cut into strips
|2 Clove (10 gm), halved
|2 Ounce (50 gram)
|Red wine
|10 Fluid Ounce (300 milliliter)
|Ground cinnamon
|1 Teaspoon
|Grated nutmeg
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Beurre manie
|1 Ounce (25 gram)
Rub the beef with salt and pepper.
Make four slits about halfway down the meat and insert a quarter of the ham strips and half a garlic clove in each one.
Roll up the meat so that the slits are on the inside and secure with string.
Melt the butter in a small roasting pan.
Add the fillet and fry for 10 minutes, or until the meat is evenly browned.
Mix the wine with the cinnamon and nutmeg and pour into the roasting pan.
Transfer to the oven preheated to very hot (230°C/450°F or Gas Mark 8) and cook for 25 to 30 minutes or until the meat is tender.
Transfer the beef to a warmed serving dish and keep hot.
Bring the cooking liquid to the boil.
Add the beurre manie, piece by piece, to the cooking liquid and simmer until the sauce has thickened.
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Tsitsi Jaji, Herman Beavers, and William J. Harris joined Al Filreis in the new Wexler Studio at the Kelly Writers House to discuss a poem by Nathaniel Mackey, "Day after Day of the Dead" (text). The poem appears about a third of the way through Mackey's book Nod House (New Directions, 2011). As is typical of Mackey's work, especially in recent years, the book includes poems that are individually new installments in one of two ongoing long poems, one called "Mu" and another called "Song of the Andoumboulou."
Emji Spero, an Oakland-based artist and poet exploring the intersections of writing, book art, installation, and performance, visited Philadelphia and the Kelly Writers House in April 2015 to talk about their book almost any shit will do, which uses found language from mycelial studies, word-replacement, and erasure to map the boundaries of collective engagement.
This interview tracks my genesis and early development as a poet and intellectual. My artistic and cultural education occurs during the late 50s, the 60s and the early 70s and takes place primarily in and around academic institutions
On March 18, 2015, Canadian poet Rachel Zolf visited Philadelphia and the Kelly Writers House and came into the Wexler Studio to record a conversation with Brian Teare. Zolf and Teare discussed Zolf's most recent book, Janey's Arcadia, which Teare described in his introduction to Zolf's reading at Temple University in November 2014 as a work that "situates us in a Canadian national history in which the ideology of nation building prescribes genocide for indigenous people, and enlists all its settler-subjects in the campaigns of conversion, dislocation, assimilation, and disappearance." Zolf created a film, a sound performance, and a number of polyvocal actions related to Janey's Arcadia and has written recently about the "mad affects" generated by the reading/audience event.
PoemTalk took its show on the road this time. Al Filreis convened with Maria Damon, Catherine Wagner, and Kaplan Harris in Greenwich Village, New York City, before a wonderfully responsive live audience, to talk about two poems Kathy Acker inserted into the middle of her novel Blood and Guts in High School.


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Economic Commentary Income Inequality and Income-Class Consumption Patterns LaVaughn M. Henry Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, 10.06.2014 As income inequality has increased in the United States, researchers have rightfully asked whether it has also led to inequality in relative consumption. This is an important question because consumption is clearly a better measure of an…Read More
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Source: MoJo Last time we looked at this subject, we noted that There's Rich, Then There's the 0.01%. Since then, the disparity between rich and poor, as well as the rich and the really rich have widened further. As the chart above shows, the gap between the bottom 90% (in pink) and the…Read More
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For a long time, the fund managers at Yale's endowment were the industry's gold standard. Inevitably, as in so many things Ivy, this was noticed by rival Harvard. The so-called Yale Model, developed by David Swensen and his colleague Dean Takahashi, was rich with alternative investments, private equity, commodities and real estate and other items…Read More
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Labor Market Dynamics and Monetary Policy Chair Janet L. Yellen FRBKC Economic Symposium Jackson Hole, Wyoming August 22, 2014 In the five years since the end of the Great Recession, the economy has made considerable progress in recovering from the largest and most sustained loss of employment in the United States since the…Read More
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The new D3 B.net forums are up and running (well, limping, as numerous players report they are still unable to log in) and naturally various Bliz CMs have been making replies in order to make the new place look functional. You can't find them as easily as you're used to, since our Blues.IncGamers.com forum spider isn't pulling from the new D3 forums yet (it will be functional in the very immediate future), but thankfully RisingRed cut through the chit-chat and bug reports and made a post in our Diablo 3 community forum to point out the two semi-game-related tidbits from Bliz CMs today.
Prior to Gamescom we knew we still had "systems" to be revealed pre-beta, and the main expectation was for some sort of end game feature. We got it with the info about Inferno… and that's it. Alas, if you were hoping for something more to be in the game and not yet revealed, such as say, guild support, it looks like you'll be waiting and hoping for the first expansion.
Elsewhere, another CM handled a question about official info reveals, such as class skills.
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In the epic finale, the battle between the good and evil forces of the wizarding world escalates into an all-out war. The stakes have never been higher and no one is safe. But it is Harry Potter who may be called upon to make the ultimate sacrifice as he draws closer to the climactic showdown with Lord Voldemort.


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AIR-'CONDITIQNED FURNITURE .ARTICLE Filed. May 27, 1955 4 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 INVENTOR. @cH/7g' R. V/go Feb. 26, 1957 B. R. VIGO AIR-CONDITION@ FURNITURE ARTICLE 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 Filed May 27, 1955 INVENTOR. en/7g. R l//go WZm/Lazqwwnaz v' Aforfvegs AllR-CQNDITINED FURNITURE ARTICLE Benny Richard Vigo, Tampa, Fla.
Application May 27, 1955, Serial No. 511,549
2 Claims. (Cl. 155-1) The present invention relates to a furniture article of the type having a supporting surface for an individual in either an upright or a reclining position and provided with means for supplying heated air thereto. More particularly, the invention relates to a chair structure.
The primary object of the present invention is to provide a furniture article of the type having a supporting surface for an individual in either an upright or a reclin ing position in which meansV is provided for supplying treated air to such surface.
Anotherobject of the present invention is to provide a furniture article such as a chair or other seat having a self-contained air-conditioning unit and an automatic control for energizing the unit when a person seats himself.
A further object of the present invention is to provide an air-conditioned chair of simple structure, vsturdy in construction, one economical to manufacture and assem ble, and one which is highly etfective in action.
These and other objects and advantages of the present invention will be fully apparent from the following description when taken in connection with the annexed drawings, in which:
Figure l is a side view in elevation of a rst embodiment of the present invention,
Figure 2 is a side view in cross-section of the embodiment shown in Figure 1,
Figure 3 is an isometric view of the chair of the em bodiment shown in Figures 1 and 2 and showing the chair partially broken away to show its construction,
Figure 4 is a side view in cross-section of a portion of a chair of a second embodiment of the present invention, and
Figure 5 is a greatly reduced side elevational view of a third embodiment of the present invention showing a chair connected to a source of treated air under pressure.
Referring in greater detail to the drawings in which like numerals indicate like parts throughout the several views, in Figures 1 to 3, inclusive, a first embodiment of the present invention is shown and is seen to consist in a chair having an upright hollow base having an open top, and a hollow seat 12 and a hollow back 13 arranged in superimposed relation with respect to the base 10 with the seat 12 bridging and supported on the open top of.
the base 1i?.
An opening 11 is provided in the lower wall 14 of the seat 12 and connects the seat with the interior of the base. A partition 15 in the seat 12 is provided with spaced apertures 16 and a partition 17 in the back is also provided with spaced apertures 18. The apertures 16 and 1S in the partitions 15 and 17, respectively, permit the flow of air from the opening in the lower wall 14 of the seat into a space between the partitions and the top wall 19, the latter being fabricated of a flexible, reticulated material, such as mesh cloth, mesh or perforated plastic, or the like, and extends over and encloses both the seat 12 and the back 13 a spaced distance therefrom, and is movable toward and away from the seat bottom wall.
2,782,834 Patented F eb. 26, 11557` A plurality of springs 20 together with a layer of perforated padding 21 form cushion assemblies disposed between the partition 15 of the seat 12 and the adjacent portion of the top wall 19 and between the partition 17 of the back 13 and the other portion of the top Wall 19.
Within the base is an upright partition 22 one one side of which is a compressor portion of an air-conditioning unit which has its expansion or evaporator coils (not shown) laid horizontally in the throat of a plenum chamber 24 spaced from and above the fan of a motor fan assembly 25.
A louver panel 26 covers an opening in the side wall of the base 10 and permits the flow of air inwardly to the interior of the base to where it will be forced by the fan of the motor fan assembly 25 upwardly over the evaporator coils of the air-conditioning unit and through the opening in the lower wall of the seat 12, thence outwardly through the apertures 16 and 18 in the partitions 15 and 17, respectively, and through the openings in the top wall to cool a person seated thereon.
An automatic control means is provided and consists in a pair of normally open contacts 27 and 28 arranged in the space between the partition 15 of the seat 12 adjacent the front edge thereof and the adjacent portion of the top wall 19 of the seat, the one contact 27 being movable and carried by the padding 21 and the other contact 28 being fixed and supported upon the partition 15 so that when a person seats himself the contacts close and set into operation the air-conditioning unit and the motor of the motor fan assembly.
Preferably the seat and back of the first embodiment is supported upon transverse rails 29 and the upholstering fabric extends completely over the back and down over the front and side walls of the base excepting the opening under the louver. An inspection and servicing panel 30 is hingedly connected to the rear wall of the base 1li over an opening therethrough and is fabricated of a mesh material to permit circulation of air through the interior of the base to cool the condenser coils of the compressor portion 23 of the air-conditioning unit.
A plug-in cable 31 is provided for connecting the airconditioning unit and fan motor to a source of electrical power.
In the chair of the second embodiment shown in Figure 4, the base 32 encloses only a motor fan assembly 33 to force the air upwardly and through the seat and back of the chair 34. A louver panel 34' permits the iioW of outside air inwardly to the base 32. This form is for use in theaters, auditoriums, and in other places where the air in the room is treated by an air-conditioning unit.
In the third embodiment shown in Figure 5, the chair 35 is shown having its base 36 connected by the conduit 37 to a supply conduit 38 within a Wall structure 39, there being a source of treated air under pressure connected to the supply conduit 35.
A heating element may be positioned in the base of the chair shown in Figures l to 3, inclusive, in order that the seat and back cushion assemblies of the chair be warmed when desired, and a temperature control 4i) shown to be positioned in Figure 1 on one arm of the chair is incorporated in the electrical circuit of the airconditioning unit and the heating element to control the temperature of the air forced through the chair.
ln the embodiment of the invention shown in Figure 5, a motor fan assembly 41, shown in dotted line in that figure, may be controlled by a similar pair of contacts 27 and 28 (not shown) so that only the chairs which are occupied and so equipped will be cooled, the motor fan assembly 41 serving to draw the air from the supply conduit 38.
In the first embodiment of Figures'l to 3, the fan on;4
thgnlotgr fanassernbly is positioned in the lower end of Qlllllm. Chamber While inthe other embodiments shown and described, the fan is positioned in a conduit depending from the opening in the seat bottom wall.
i .Although ,meint/felation. has` been specifically described in conneettonwith achain other furniture strides, ssen as sogas@ settees, divans, couches, and, even otiice furniture, rrtay be construetedraccording to the present invention and PXQYided wi thetair-.treating means heretofore described.
Whetis C. .imedisr 17,.- Achai-r comprising a hollow upstanding base having @11.919611 p endian opening inthe side wall thereof for the admSSQu 0f outside air therein, a hollow seat including at XQ; bQttQnl Wall and a top Wall movable towardV and away from the bottom wall positioned so that thc bottom wall bridges and isy supported upon the open top of said base, there being provided an opening in the bottom wall of; said Seat, a QQrlduit dependingfrom the opening in said seat bottom wall, an air conditioning unit within said base operable to c ool, the air in said conduit, a hollow back rising4 from the rear edge of said seat and connected in communication therewith, there being reticulated openings inA saidvseat topwall and' in the front wall of said back, a motor fan assembly positioned within said conduit so that the,` fan directs airl towardv and through said bottom wall seat-opening, avsource of electric current connected to the motor of` saidassembly, a first contact positioned within andlixedly carried by said yseat and electrically connected tosaidvsource, anda second contact positioned within and depcndinglycarried by said seat top wall and movable into contact, with said rst contact in response to the weight applied'to said seat top wall by an occupant when seated on said seat toclose. the circuit and energize said fan motor assembly.
2; Achair comprising a hollow upstanding base having an open top and an opening in the side wall thereof for the admission of outside air therein, a hollow seat including a xed bottom wall and a top wall movable toward and away from the said bottom wall positioned so that the bottom wall bridges and is supported upon the open top of said base, there being provided an opening in the bottom wall of said seat, a conduit depending from the opening in said seat bottom wall, an air-conditioning unit within said base operable to cool the air in said conduit, a hollow back rising from the rear edge of said seat and connected in communication therewith, there being reticulated openings in said seat top wall and in the front wall of said back, a motor fan assembly positioned within said conduit so that the fan directs air toward and through said bottom wall 'seat opening, a source of electric current connected to the motor of said assembly, a rst contact positioned within and xedly carried by said seat and electrically connected to said source, a second contact positioned within and dependingly carried by the said seat top. wall' andi movable into contact with the first contact in response to the weight applied to said seat top wall by an occupant when seated on said seat to close the circuit and energize said' fan motor assembly, and a spring cushion assembly interposed between said top and bottom walls of said seat urging saidtop wall away from said bottom wall.
References Cited in the tile of this patent UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,066,773 Wills July 8, 1913 2,022,959 Gordon Dec. 3, 1,935 2,544,506 Kronhausv Mar. 6, 1951 2,587,731 Irving Mar. 4, 1952 2,703,134 Mossor Mar. 1, 1955
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Have you ever stood in front of a pastry case, admiring the beautiful confections inside and wondered, "how will I ever choose one?" Well now you don't have to choose just one. With our lovely "Let Them Eat Cake" collection, you get to indulge in four different types of cake, and all without adding an inch to your waistline. This beautiful collection of dessert-toned shadows can be combined in a multitude of ways, allowing you to create different looks to suit your appetite.
This sweet, spring collection is available for a limited time only, and comes to you in our signature, chocolate-toned Alima Pure bag for only $32 (a $49 value). And, $2 from the sale of each collection will be donated to the Global Fund for Women.
Angel Food is a honey-golden shade with fine shimmer, perfect on the lid, or to highlight the brow.
Strawberry Shortcake is a sweet, pale pink with fine shimmer and a sprinkling of larger golden sparkle. This shade is a beautiful brow-highlight.
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Devil's Food is the deepest, most decadent brown shimmer, use it to line the eye, or to create a smoky look when you want more drama.
These shades work for eyes of all colors, and can be used in different combinations to create different looks. Here are some to get you started!
Apply Strawberry Shortcake from lashes to brows. Contour the crease with Red Velvet, and line with Devil's Food. Complete the look with a Satin Matte Blush in Pink on the apples of the cheeks and Rhubarb Organic Nourishing Lip Balm on the lips.
Apply Angel Food from lashes to brows. Using a #31 Fine Liner Brush, line under lower lashes with Angel Food. Contour the crease with Devil's Food, and line the upper lash line with Devil's Food on a damp #33 Angle Liner brush. Complete the look with Luminous Shimmer Blush in Freja and Organic Nourishing Lip Balm in Sweet Pea.
Apply Angel Food from the crease to the brows, and Red Velvet all over the lid. Sweep a bit of Devil's along the lash line, and blend it up into the Red Velvet. Blend Devil's Food into the crease and concentrate color at outer corner. With a damp #33 brush, line the upper and lower lashes with Devil's Food. Complete the look with Satin Matte Blush in Mimosa and Organic Nourishing Lip Balm in Sugar Plum.
If you live in Portland and listen to 97.1 Charlie FM in the mornings, you probably already feel like you know our latest Naturally Gorgeous Model Nicolle Camarata, as she is the host of "Mornings with Nicolle Camarata from 6-9am." That's one of the beautiful things about Nicolle… her bubbly personality (which we think comes across on the radio and in a photo almost as well as it does in person) makes everyone feel like a BFF.
AP: What is your favorite part of your job?
NC: Making new friends! People come up to me all the time and say how something I did made them laugh, or gave them good advice, and you feel like you just made a new friend. Mornings have always been my favorite day-part because you have a chance to cheer people on at the start of their day.
AP: We also know you have another job, and that it is related to something you care very much about. Would you like to explain that?
NC: I am the director of Nicolle Shops Portland, a popular shopping website that promotes Portland and encourages people to buy locally. I really care about this city—its economic growth, its advancements in green technology, its national appeal for tourism, and all of the people and places that make it so special. I started Nicolle Shops Portland ten years ago to promote the Rose City and it is still exciting to cover my first true love, Portland, Oregon. I have been all over the world and I can honestly say that this is heaven on earth to me.
AP: Do you have children or pets?
NC: Oh yes! We have a busy household full of fun and laughter. I got married last summer and now in addition to my daughter Kaden, I have my husband Cory and his two kids, Justice and Lanie; two energetic dogs, Mojo and Rosie (named after the Rose City); and Lola and Billy Idol, our two cats. Our house is a constant whirlwind of activity!
AP: What do you do for fun?
NC: Playing by the water is my idea of fun. It is so soothing and I'm not even picky--rivers, lakes or beaches; boating, sun-bathing or swimming...if it's in the sun, I'm having fun. We moved over the holidays and are now two miles from the shore line and I am really excited about this summer!
AP: What inspires you?
NC: I'm inspired by possibility, the ever-evolving nature and limitlessness of our potential.
AP: What scares you?
NC: That something will happen to our precious children. Their safety and well-being is our top priority but as any parent knows, only in our control to a degree. Being a protective parent of kids who are getting older is always scary!
AP: How do you define beauty?
NC: Beauty comes from the inside and makes you shine on the outside. It's a glimpse of someone's genuine and loving spirit combined with their strong sense of self and purpose that makes them beautiful.
AP: What's always in your handbag?
NC: My camera! I use it daily to remember and record what is important to me. Just yesterday I took pictures of my children all eating ice cream out of the carton, the dogs snuggling in front of the fire, and several store fronts and shop owners on NW 23rd for work.
AP: What surprises people about you?
NC: I'm not sure. Most of my life has been an open book since I grew up here and I've been doing radio and television for so long. People usually feel like they know me way before we've even met. But, I think it surprises some people that I like to sew, scrapbook, garden and bake. I am going to be really good at being a little old lady!
AP: What book have you read lately that you really enjoyed?
NC: I got The Official Dictionary of Sarcasm for Christmas, and have really enjoyed reading it. It is written by James Napoli, the executive vice president of the National Sarcasm Society) and he has a ridiculously unapologetic sense of humor that is hysterical.
AP: Who would you invite to your fantasy dinner party? (Living or deceased, from different eras—no rules!)
NC: I would invite my dad, Babe Camarata. He passed away suddenly when my mom was pregnant with me and naturally I would like to meet him. It broke my mom's heart and she never remarried. She was going to name me after him, but she jokes that I was too ugly of a newborn to be named Babe! But I kept my maiden name to honor his memory and I inherited his eyebrows.
AP: Is there anything else you want people to know about you?
NC: Don't let the small stature and big smile fool you. I am older and smarter than I look!
One of Nicolle's favorite Alima Pure products is our Pistachio Color Balancing Powder. We applied some Pistachio with a #15 brush to her cheeks and nose area to tone down a little redness. Then we applied her Warm 2 Satin Matte Foundation with a #25 Foundation Brush and added a bit of Mimosa Satin Matte Blush to the apples of her cheeks with a #17 brush. Because Nicolle was wearing a turtleneck for some of the shoot, we contoured along her jaw-line with a bit of Mauna Loa Bronzer and the #17 brush.
On her eyes, we applied Luminous Shimmer Eyeshadow in Venus with a slightly damp #37 brush from her lashes to her brows. Her crease was contoured with Satin Matte Eyeshadow in Raven on a #36 Crease brush. We swirled a little more Raven at the outer corner of the eye for a little added drama. Luminous Shimmer Eyeliner in Paparazzi was applied along the upper lash line with a damp #33 brush. To finish the look, we slipped on a bit of Organic Nourishing Lipbalm in Sugar Plum!
To get Nicolle's complete look or to shop Alima Pure collections, click here.
Just in time for February 14, our new Sweet Lips Organic Nourishing Lipbalm Collection is here! Only $18 for three Valentine-perfect, natural tints for your lips. The set includes deep red Cranberry, perfect for your Valentine's date; wearable pink Rhubarb that is perfect for every day; and bright coral Mango to infuse a hint of spring into your makeup routine.
Alima Pure's lipbalms are gluten-free and made with all organic ingredients (except the pure mineral pigments, of course) and lightly scented with peppermint.
The Sweet Lips Collection is only $18 (a $28 value) and is available for a limited time only!
You have probably been told that when you apply your makeup, you need to pick either warm or cool colors and stick to them for your entire face. While that isn't bad advice, there are exceptions to the rule, and conveniently, our Cold Outside and Warm Inside collections contain some of the very best shades with which to break the rules!
Justine is wearing shades from both Cold Outside and Warm Inside. We started with her Beige 4 foundation. We brushed Rosy Cheeks form the Cold Outside collection on the apples of her cheeks.
On her eyes, we applied Candlelight from the Warm Inside Collection from lashes to brows. On her lids, we applied Mulled Cider, also from Warm Inside. Then we used a damp #33 Angle Liner Brush to line her upper lid with Jack Frost from Cold Outside, winging the liner at the outer corner just a bit. When you are thinking of mixing warms and cools, remember that golden shades look especially beautiful with blues and purples.
We finished the look with a light dusting of shimmer powder Fire Light from Warm Inside on the tops of her cheekbones, and shined her lips with Organic Nourishing Lipbalm in Mango. Who knew breaking rules could be so pretty?
You've seen Cold Outside on a real person, and now here is Warm Inside on Jessica!
We started with her foundation, Beige 2. Then we applied Candlelight from her lashes to her brows and Mulled Cider on her lids. We brushed Hot Toddy into the crease, and concentrated a little bit at the outer corner of her eye, then applied it with a damp #33 brush along her upper lashes. A touch of Satin Matte Eyeshadow in Raven filled in her brows.
We swept Firelight Luminous Shimmer Powder along the tops of Jessica's cheekbones with the #23 Kitten Brush, and dusted what remained on the brush across her forehead. We added a touch of Satin Matte Blush in Pink to the apples of her cheeks, and finished the look with a sheer layer of Organic Nourishing Lip Balm in Sweet Pea.
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With a retail value of $85, the Irresistible Brush Set features four of our handiest brushes; the #25 Foundation Brush, the #17 Blush Brush, the #39 Large Shadow Brush and the #35 Eye Detail Brush in our signature Alima Pure bag for only $55. But this week only you can get this fabulous set for only $45. Don't miss this opportunity to stock up for you and the people on your gift list!
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If you've been eyeing the Cold Outside holiday collection, but wondering if you could really pull off those vivid, cool tones, we hope this helps. We applied the colors to our model, Nikki, so you can see how fantastic they look on a real person.
Nikki is wearing Beige 4 foundation and the entire "Cold Outside" collection. We applied Snowdrift from her lashes to her brows, and then put Snow Angel on the inner 2/3 of her lid. With a damp brush, we lined under her lower lashes with Snow Angel. We then applied Jack Frost to the outer 1/3 of her lid, and blended it gently into the crease. With a damp brush, we lined her upper lashes with Jack Frost.
We gently applied a little Rosy Cheeks to the apples of her cheeks, and slicked on some Cranberry Organic Nourishing Lip Balm as the finishing touch. We think Nikki looks beautiful! Her image is unretouched.


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1 Dedicated Parking Space, Common Shared Roof Deck, Dedicated Storage Cage
Potrero Hill/Mission Bay
999 16th Street
San Francisco, CA 94107
Bright and sunny, this beautiful bi-level, 1 bedroom, 1.5 bathrooms loft is located in a vibrant and hip neighborhood at the north end of Potrero Hill, making it very convenient for those traveling to the UCSF Mission Bay Campus, South San Francisco or downtown. Enjoy breathtaking city views and soaring ceilings that offer plenty of natural light and good ventilation for maximum comfort.
- Upper level unit
- 1 bedroom/1.5 bathrooms
- Open and airy loft floor plan
- Skylights
- Dramatic high ceilings and windows
- New paint throughout unit
- Professionally deep-cleaned from top to bottom
- Gas fireplace
- Washer/Dryer in unit
- Gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and granite countertops
- 1 dedicated parking space
- Large private storage cage
- Common shared roof deck with city views
- Conveniently located near freeways and walking distance to 22nd Street Caltrain station
- Easy walk to Potrero Hill's 18th Street shops and restaurants and new Whole Foods Grocery
- Walking distance to Bakar Fitness and Recreation Center at UCSF Mission Bay facility
Application and credit check required
- Credit check ($45 Fee)
- 12 month lease
- Security deposit equal to one month rent
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VH1's 'Totally Awesome' Playfully Draws on '80s Teen Films
Spitting in the eye of history,
Almost every scene pays homage in some way to flicks such as "Ferris Bueller's Day Off,"
The Gunderson family is relocating from Pittsburgh to a small town in
Charlie is greeted by being named the geekiest senior at his new school, an insult punctuated by a kick in a tender area. Then he's humiliated by the school heartbreaker, Kimberly, who is in cahoots with the biggest man on campus, Kipp.
Things are even more distressing for 16-year-old Lori. Dance is her life and she's accomplished enough to have harbored aspirations to join the Pittsburgh Ballet. She's devastated to discover that her new school has outlawed dancing, because the last time it was allowed, people's feet became loose. To compensate for the ban, the school now stages "stand-arounds."
The Gunderson kids are undaunted. Charlie decides the way to win the girl of his dreams and get off the geek list is to win the school's decathlon championship. To prep, he enlists the aid of a gardener named Yamagashi, who encourages his protege with seemingly profound bromides.
Lori, meanwhile, conspires with an inept school janitor, Gabriel, to defy the dance ban in a revolutionary manner.
The cast, while clearly winking at the audience in every scene, plays it the only way they can to make the project work: totally straight.
Mikey Day and
The featured players are well complemented by
"Totally Awesome" is totally silly, but in a totally entertaining way.


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text: Scott Spinelli, formerly an assistant under Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon, has accepted an assistant coaching position at Boston College. Spinelli worked as an assistant under Turgeon at Wichita State (2006-07), Texas A&M (2007-11) and Maryland (2011-14). "Scott and I have known each other for a long time and have worked together for the last eight years," Turgeon said in a release. "He is an outstanding coach and recruiter and has been a great member of my staff while at Wichita State, Texas A&M and Maryland. This is a great personal and professional opportunity for Scott and it's a chance for his family to move back to the New England region. Scott's been a great friend and I wish him, his wife Lynn, and his family the very best."