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Aspire Auction /May 14, 2010
€400.26 - €640.41
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Some works of Geoffrey Campbell BlackExtracted between 5 works in the catalog of Arcadja
Geoffrey Campbell Black - Mallard Over A Lake
Original 1952
Auction: David Lay -Apr 16, 2015 - PenzanceLot number: 41
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
GEOFFREY CAMPBELL-BLACK Mallard over a Lake Oil on canvas Signed and dated 1952 49 x 59.5cm
Geoffrey Campbell Black - 'midday Heat-cheetah````, ````stag Party Impala````
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Geoffrey Campbell Black 'Midday Heat-Cheetah````, ````Stag Party Impala```` Oil on canvas, signed, 40 x 50cm (2)
Geoffrey Campbell Black - Mallards
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* Campbell Black Mallards lithograph edition 69/250, signed Campbell Black (lower right) 11 3/4 x 17 1/2 inches. Estimate $ 30-50
Geoffrey Campbell Black - Dartmoor
Original -67
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67 . Geoffrey Campbell-Black(British, mid-late 20th Century) "Dartmoor". Oil on canvas, signed at the lower left, the canvassize apprx. 20" x 27", framed in a gold-tone frame overall apprx.25" x 32". Condition: Painting is in very good condition; frame is new.
Geoffrey Campbell Black - Autumn,greylags Above Reed Beds
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Geoffrey Campbell Black (20th century) Autumn,Greylags above reed beds Oil on canvas Signed 19cm x29cm

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Studies show that one of the leading causes for stress among entrepreneurs comes from having to deal with expectations. In an interview with Forbes, Sadhguru answered a question on this issue. Let's see what he had to say.
Questioner: A main stress point for any manager or an entrepreneur is to manage peer group relationships. After all, many enterprises start with friends and family. We find that entrepreneurs go through a lot of stress and anxiety when they are building their enterprise, especially when the enterprise is doing well. The whole burden of societal expectations – whether it's from family, friends, or even the media – can be fairly onerous. What advice would you give entrepreneurs who have to deal with balancing relationships at one end and yet keeping the focus on performance?
Sadhguru: One thing entrepreneurs should understand is the meaning of being an entrepreneur. An entrepreneur is someone who has chosen to do what he wants with his life. When you're doing what you want with your life, that is the greatest joy that you can have. But slowly, you forget that you are doing what you want. You start working for somebody else's expectations. That's not the way. The meaning of being an entrepreneur is that you are doing what you want to do, and you should continue to do that all your life. Success is not only in terms of size. Success must also be looked at in terms of finding full expression of who you are, your capabilities and your competence. If any human being finds full expression of who he is, always, he will find success. If you compare yourself to somebody in another completely different area or arena of activity, and put the numbers together, those numbers may be bigger – that's not the point. In your area of life, finding full expression is success.
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Greenpeace Indonesia defended itself on Tuesday from a new round of attacks, as religious groups called for the environmental group to be investigated for allegedly receiving money from an overseas lottery scheme that funds charities.
Lotteries, whether for charitable purposes or otherwise, are illegal in Indonesia.
Joko Arif, a Greenpeace Indonesia campaigner, clarified that his office had separate finances from the Netherlands branch, which receives funds from that country's National Postcode Lottery. That scheme also supports various other causes such as the UNHCR's refugee program in Sudan.
"The money accepted by Greenpeace Netherlands must be spent in that country, while Greenpeace Indonesia raises funds here and must spend them here too," Joko said.
Religious organizations including the Indonesian Council of Ulema (MUI) and the Indonesian Bishops Conference (KWI) have demanded that the group be investigated based on reports that it had received 7 million euros ($10 million) from the Netherlands lottery.
The government-approved charitable lottery is a monthly, direct debit subscription program. Nahar Nahrawi, from the MUI, however, described it as gambling, and said any money from gambling operations was illegitimate according to Shariah law.
"It's clearly stated on the Greenpeace Web site that they have received funds from gambling," Nahar said.
Amidhan, the MUI head, urged the government to investigate the possibility that Greenpeace was being used to launder money.
"Their source of funds is from a lottery. It could be another method of laundering money, which is illegal in Indonesia," Amidhan said as quoted by state news agency Antara.
But Greenpeace's Joko explained that each Greenpeace office operated independently of each other, including in fund-raising matters. He said they were linked only by their commitment to a better world and environment.
The group's operations in Indonesia, he said, are funded by individual donations from local citizens.
"We have more than 34,000 individual donors in Indonesia, each of them donating an average of at least Rp 75,000 [$8.80] per month," Joko said. He added that Greenpeace Indonesia never received donations from companies.
Benny Susetyo, executive secretary of the KWI, said all the accusations against Greenpeace needed to be carefully investigated by the government.
"It's debatable whether Greenpeace should be sanctioned just because of foreign gambling funds," he said. "It's legal for the public to protest them because of that, but the government can only punish them for a violation of the law."
If legal violations were found, he said, such as if any of its employees did not have proper work permits, then the government should freeze Greenpeace's operations in Indonesia.
The environmental group, which is no stranger to controversy, has faced a barrage of criticism over the past two months, beginning with questions about the legality of its presence in the country.
The debate started in June when a former Central Jakarta mayor, Muhayat, said Greenpeace was operating illegally here because it had not registered with the Political Affairs Unit.
That was followed by demonstrations by the Betawi Brotherhood Forum (FBR), the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) and the Jakarta chapter of the Islamic Student Association (HMI). They accused Greenpeace of deliberately trying to tarnish the image of Indonesian companies.
Greenpeace has carried out a sustained campaign against the palm oil industry in Indonesia, targeting plantation companies such as Sinar Mas.


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This question might be odd, but after watching one of Gilbert Strang's lectures I find I am jealous of his great, smoothly flowing chalk that never seems to get dulled down. Anyone know what it is, or a better replacement for the "crayola types"?
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Edmund J. Cain oversees all domestic and international grant programming at the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, including overall responsibility for the Foundation's strategic planning. Prior to joining the Foundation, Cain served as director of The Carter Center's Global Development Initiative, which facilitated national development strategies in post-conflict countries. A senior member of The Carter Center's Peace Program team, Cain advised former President Carter on global development issues and participated in election monitoring missions. Prior to that, Cain had a long career with the United Nations serving in Malaysia, Myanmar, and Afghanistan, and was a U.N. Resident Coordinator in Turkey and in Egypt. He was also the first Director of the United Nations Development Programme's (UNDP) Emergency Response Division. In that capacity he oversaw the formulation of UNDP's disaster response policy and led missions to war-torn and disaster-affected countries. Cain also served in the U.N. Secretariat as the Chief of Staff to the U.N. Undersecretary General for General Assembly and Political Affairs. A Fellow at the Harvard Center for International Affairs and Senior Fellow at UCLA's Luskin School of Public Affairs, Cain holds a master's degree in public affairs from the University of Oregon and a bachelor's degree in political science and international affairs from the University of Delaware.


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[Identification of item], Washington Dearmont Papers, 1787-1944 and undated, bulk 1851-1930, David M. Rubenstein Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Duke University
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Routine family and business correspondence dating from 1787 to 1944, with the bulk of the collection dating from 1851-1930. A portion of the records relate to Dearmont's position as a salt agent. A few Civil War letters contain orders preparatory to the march on Harper's Ferry and concern the procurement of salt and horses. Later correspondence concerns Mamie Dearmont and relates in part to women in politics in Colorado, 1912. Other topics of correspondence include Virginia politics, and school life at Eastern College, Front Royal, Va., and at the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. There are also business records of the following persons: George Weaver, a merchant at White Post; Greenbury W. Weaver; the postmaster at White Post; G. C. Hamill; and William Berry of Clarke County. The earliest dates refer to financial ledgers and other volumes; one of these contains ledgers of G. C. Hamill and of Washington Dearmont.
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Showcase Cinemas Huber Heights opened in 1989, a copy of Showcase Cinemas Cross Pointe which opened in 1988 in Centerville.
After a massive renovation in 1998, the theatre became the area's first theatre to offer stadium seating. In addition to the stadium seating the entrance and lobby was moved from the front to the back and an additional four screens were added.
It was taken over by Rave Motion Picture Theatres in December 2009. In June 2013 it was taken over by Cinemark.
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Although this place was "cookie cutter" when it first opened, it offered some distinct advantages. The projection staff cared about a strong exhibition and the front house staff strived for a clean and pleasant experience.
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BEAUMONT – The Lamar volleyball team didn't make it easy for visiting Central Arkansas Thursday evening, but the Sugar Bears seemed to find the answers late in each set en route to a 3-0 (25-22, 25-20, 25-22) win over the Lady Cardinals at McDonald Gym.
Cortney Moore starred once again for LU (10-19, 2-13 Southland), hitting .400 with 11 kills, three blocks and a pair of service aces.
Wendy Krell was also strong offensively, racking up 11 kills as well at a .346 rate.
Alex Morford led the team in assists with 31, but Lamar was out-hit .266 to .255.
Defensively, Christina Hobbs had a match-best four blocks and Krell had three. Both Morford and Erika Rojas tallied eight digs.
The first set was a back-and-forth affair featuring 11 ties and six lead changes, but ultimately the Sugar Bears (24-4, 12-3 SLC) had the answers late to grab a 25-22 victory. It looked like Lamar might pull it out, grabbing a late 19-17 advantage on a Morford kill, but UCA ran off four straight points to go up 21-19.
The Lady Cards would pull within one twice, including at 23-22, but a Heather Shnars kill and a Taylor Hammonds block sealed the win for the Sugar Bears.
Moore caught fire in the second set, registering seven kills at a .600 clip, but LU could never quite get over the hump, trailing by two or three points for much of the frame. After pulling within two at 22-20, consecutive Jessica Hays kills and a McCollum error secured the 2-0 lead for UCA.
Lamar hit a scorching .360 in the third set, storming back from a 19-11 deficit to pull within one at 22-23 on a Krell kill, but it was all for naught as Alicia Dittrich and Jessica Nagy shut the door on LU with a pair of kills.


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Sparkyviola is oh so correct -- and the copy above has been corrected to reflect same. Yes, in some parallel universe, arts organizations are funded as though they were providers of weapons for the military, but not in this one...
Thanks for inside info, Elaine. These things DO have a tendency to turn on whatever the local situation might be.
You might be right about younger audiences -- maybe they will flock to the concert hall as they get older. But I think it's like most things -- exposure when you're young is a reasonable (though certainly not absolute) predictor of where you will wind up.
That works in my case. My father loved to listen to jazz (Ella was his favorite) when I was a kid. Then I had no interest in it whatsoever, but I've found my way back -- not to HIS jazz, necessarily, but to jazz in general -- and not to jazz exclusively, maybe because he and my mother also enjoyed some classical music (they watched Leonard Bernstein religiously!).
So, we have different personal experiences, and maybe our optimism or lack thereof stems from that.
By the way, I'm not advocating that the symphony do away with formal concerts. I think that would be a mistake. It's possible that those concerts should make up a smaller proportion of the total programming, however, if introducing new generations to the music (which I think they will enjoy) is an important concern.
Cheik, thanks for the response. And I don't disagree: The symphony seems to be in a more stable position at this point than it has in the recent past.
The question that puzzles me, though, has to do with the future, not the present. As I said, because I work for a newspaper I've seen the demographic dynamic at work: You can't support the level of service and quality you're used to if your audience and donor base are shrinking -- primarily because younger (pre-Boomer) people don't participate. I'm arguing that meeting this problem head-on is absolutely critical to the long-term success of ALL symphonies and that it will likely require larger structural and programming changes than have been proposed and executed so far. I also believe that there isn't a lot of time to start figuring this out.
I agree: Drive-by political assertions are totally out of place here.
On OPB: It's the highest rated radio station in the market, last I heard, which means its decisions haven't been THAT bad. I have no problem switching over to KBPS when I want classical music or to KMHD when I want jazz. Both KBPS and KMHD are less useful to me personally than they might be because they don't program enough contemporary music or contemporary takes on classic jazz or classical scores (among other reasons), and so I'm hoping (again, personally speaking) that KMHD's programming becomes more "progressive," to use Ben Darwish's term.
I think we won't be able to assess OPB's stewardship of KMHD for quite a while. I intend to "track" it, though. I'm hoping to do some reporting on "Rivercity Juke Joint" and its cancellation this week, for example.
Thanks for the correction on Roseburg, which is exactly right.
I'm against letting those snobby New Yorkers have all the fun. Just on principle. Oh, and lots of people in Portland care -- they just need to be enlisted in the rescue effort.
Arts events. I disagree. I think we understand that NASCAR is not an arts event. I think NASCAR has lots of aesthetic elements to it -- the way a great team manages a pit stop, for example, but no one (well, I hesitate to say "no one," but pretty close) would confuse NASCAR with a visit to the art museum. They are two completely different activities.
The marketplace allocates resources to various sorts of events (and products). It doesn't "define" them. For the record, according to the most recent info I could find, something like 25 percent of all U.S. adults attended an art museum last year. Even NASCAR would like to have those numbers.
Not sure who you think is "whining all the time." I agree that you can't force anyone to attend an arts event -- but then EVERYONE agrees with that. On the other hand, you and I have completely different ideas about what art is and its importance, both to individuals and the culture as a whole. And we disagree about the popularity of the arts: A lot more people attend than you seem to think.
Oregonfan, you miss the point entirely -- I'm not going to DO anything. It has already happened. We are already one sprawling city -- but not as sprawling as we would have been (or as other cities are) thanks to the urban growth boundary, which has helped make mass transportation and bikes possible. You DO realize that the suburbs have MAX and bus service, right? Heck, they even libraries and indoor plumbing.
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Skeptictank, I'm chalking you up as a "no" on the Beaverton Beavers. That area will be developed sometime, though, and a baseball team's traffic is mostly limited to a few hours in the evenings and on weekends, 70 dates a year. There are worse traffic possibilities than that!
Showpro, I've thought of Hillsboro Stadium, too. It's a little farther from the center of the Metroland and not on light rail. On the other hand it's already a stadium and it's right off the Sunset Hwy.
GK107, I think Paulson would keep "Portland Beavers" for marketing reasons, but I think Beaverton Beavers would be fine, too. The three examples you mention are interesting 1) It's noteworthy that Austin "allowed" Round Rock to get the baseball stadium. 2) You wouldn't want to confuse the fans of your minor and major league teams in Atlanta with the same name. 3) Lehigh Valley is a larger geographic/population area than Allentown (where the IronPigs actually play) -- think Minnesota Twins.
One empty sentence without support for its oh-so-erroneous conclusion.
Gregpawson, You're right. I've been assuming that the Coliseum will be part of the scenario going forward, partly because the mayor has said that and partly because of the historic landmark process that's proceeding on the building. I also assume that the Rose Garden will not be disturbed, and I think that limits the district immensely, because it's a black hole so much of the time. I'm very skeptical of proposals that claim they will activate the Rose Quarter 24-7. A recreation-oriented use for Memorial Coliseum might come the closest. But as an abstract proposition, I agree with you.
Crossbeaux, Sorry; you're right. That didn't come out quite right. How about this: You think Portland is a baseball city; I think it's potentially a Major League baseball city.
Oregon111, Weirdly, even though you're making a joke, I think it's possible that the coliseum might be best thought of as a multi-use facility.
Blackedout, I think we understand the Blazer motivation in the same way, though I think the Blazers would have opposed the baseball stadium proposal, even if it came without urban renewal strings, because the recognize that TWO black holes in the district would doom their "entertainment district" plans.
Greasezerk, Your way is destroying the coliseum. I didn't imply anything else. Destroying the coliseum is ridiculous and not worthy of argument.
Blackedout, No. In 1993 the MC wasn't "dilapidated." And because no upkeep has been done, doesn't mean that you destroy the building. You fix it, if it has other uses and the cost is reasonable. Which is what the column is about. Most of the comments here are from people who don't want to go through that exercise, or want to go through the old debate of whether to destroy the coliseum and replace it with a baseball stadium. You've also answered your own question about Paul Allen: His agreement runs through 2025 -- he can't leave until then. So he has good reason to negotiate in good faith. The city has done a LOT to make the Rose Garden work, by the way; the Blazers just botched the design of both the Rose Garden and the Rose Quarter as a whole, creating a very difficult urban design problem. Which, by the way, a baseball stadium does not solve (and that's the reason the Blazers weren't thrilled with the idea.)
Crossbeaux, I'm afraid we're at an impasse. I don't think Portland is a minor league city. You do. So be it.
PCSPounder, I'm not looking for professional sports team tenants for the coliseum (though I doubt the Winterhawks will jump to the Rose Garden anytime soon). I'm looking for other uses/tenants/events that situate the Coliseum closer to the center of life in the city -- like Pioneer Courthouse Square, except indoors, maybe. That's the problem to be solved, and lots of people have lots of ideas -- just not on this destruction-dominated thread.
Is there an actual argument in there somewhere? I can't detect one -- just a bunch of empty assertions. And whining that you're not going to get your way?
It's not redundant now -- in fact, last year it attracted more than 400,000 to its events. Managed by someone other than the Blazers, it might find new and larger uses. Which is the point of the column. Where are you getting your renovation numbers? Depending on how much you want to spend, it could be anywhere between $10 million and $17 trillion. The most recent estimates I've seen are $13 million. As I've written before, I'd spend more and make it as green as possible -- assuming that we can find a use or cluster of uses that are of civic benefit.
The Blazers' relationship with MC is "difficult." In the not-so-distant past, Paul Allen was intent on selling them. I think the public good is more important than the whims of a rich man, but I always assume that someone will bargain in good faith -- until they don't.
shamus, you'll never know (who's going to pay for whatever idea YOU have for replacing the coliseum -- a simple enough question).
obiwan, you read my mind.
So, shamus, you misunderstand me. intentionally, I suspect. Snide comments like these? I don't bother answering -- they destroy any chance for reasonable discussion.
obiwan47, I'm not an expert on historic landmark designation. My understanding is that it DOES limit what you can do to a building. Also, I'm not sure how far along the process is at this point.
If a case can't be made for Coliseum uses that the electorate will support, then all that will be standing between it and the wrecking ball will be its historic landmark designation, which will likely occur soon. As for big-footing by one of the "stakeholders" -- that would be entirely consistent with the way we practice the democratic method these days. Your Pops can't get a shiny new renovation job, while the colisem can. I see no problem with reminding us what it once looked like, why it was once treasured, because it's not difficult to restore it to that condition again.
It's smaller than the Rose Garden (which I find incredibly dull, by the way), but nothing else nearby "dwarfs" Memorial Coliseum. Deferred maintenance and upkeep are part of the package, of course, especially since we haven't taken care of it since the Rose Garden was built. But it's still FAR cheaper to refurbish than to tear it down and build something else, let alone something that has the possibilities the Coliseum does. Unless you're arguing that all buildings that need work should be knocked down (which would be bad news for my house, for example). This sort of wasteful thinking really has to stop, in my opinion.


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Sorry I havent been posting lately I have just been really busy, have had 1 duel and 1 tournament. Also I think I have some torn ligaments in my shoulder which had been no fun.
My match in the tournament was going really well, I entered the third round 7-3. But my conditioning was apparently horrible, I was standing straight up and that let the guy take me down pretty easily making the match 5-7. Then he got me in a half and got some near fall points, which I think then it was 8-7. I dont really remember much after that except knowing I was behind and trying to rush the takedown and the other kid got my back. I was really pissed with myself cause I was dominating him and I know I would have won if I had better conditioning.
Record: 5-2
Yesterday I went to a JV team tournament and are first match was against some school who I had never heard of. The match started off with me snapping his head down catching a front headlock. I flattened him out then ran the underhooked arm getting him on his back and a first round pin. Are team went on to beat there team.
Record: 6-2
Are next team was a higher ranked team who we beat them earlier, and my opponent was a huge guy who was extremely tall and buff. I siked out because I had wrestled guys tall guys before. The match started we tied up I worked his head a bit then he shot and took me down with a low single. I tried standing up next thing I know I was thrown and ended up in a cradle. I was somewhat shocked because I had never been dominated like that before. Are team went on to loose though the word was they had sent there varsity team.
Record: 6-3
So are next matches were for third place and I ended up wrestling a short compact kid. The first round compromised of use feeling each other out and a lot of clinching, at the end of the round I got a single but I didnt beat the timer. Next round was a lot of tying up I knew the kid was to slow to take me down so I played a little bit defensive. I waited for him to take me down but he never did so I took him down.
The last round started with me shooting and taking him down, getting some near fall points from a leg ride and a power half. I dont remember how but somehow we got back to neutral and I shot a double he sprawled got and took my back. I got a stand up and then after that the round was over. I won the match by decision.
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Well Texans fans, it's that time of year again. Camp has started, and with it the plethora of post-off-season injuries and hammy strains as players work themselves back in to game shape. You can work out all during the off-season all you want but there's no substitute for real live contact. Short of anything broken [Read More]
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Sorry, Microsoft. I left my Xbox 360 on idle for at least 50 hours in 2012. Please revise your numbers to account for my food breaks and unexpected naps. Regardless of how each user spends their time on their Xbox 360 or Xbox, 18 billion hours of entertainment is an impressive number, growing over 10 percent since 2011. Microsoft's data also shows that the average user spent over 87 hours on their Xbox 360 or Xbox, another 10 percent gain since 2011.
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The New York Times provides a forum for various legal gurus to expound on the Supreme Court selection. It is instructive about how liberals have come to view the courts. First up is Lani Guinier, who considers it the Supreme Court's job "to place their imprimatur on perceptions of what is right and wrong." That's what we need — the high priests of right and wrong imparting wisdom on the rabble of democracy. Good to know.
Another job for the Court: running corporate America. This brain storm comes from Jamal Greene of Columbia Law School:
I would love to see President Obama nominate Elizabeth Warren to the Supreme Court. Ms. Warren is the whipsaw-smart Harvard Law professor and bankruptcy expert chairing the Congressional committee charged with oversight of the bank bailout, which she has strongly criticized. …
It would be difficult, moreover, for Republicans to put up much of a fight against a Supreme Court nominee who was willing to publicly dress down the president's own Treasury secretary over financial regulation. It might be too much to ask for a confirmation hearing dominated by straight talk about the crisis facing middle- and working-class Americans rather than by baseball analogies, but Elizabeth Warren is our best hope.
Alas, this is how liberals have come to view the Court — as a racial- and gender-preference bonanza, a set of philosopher kings, and an uber-legislature. That the Court has a specific, limited task in our Constitutional system is lost on them. In voicing its views of the Court, the left also reveals its fundamental contempt for the idea of impartial judging and for our democratic system — that is, self-rule by elected leaders. For the left, it's all about getting judges of the right gender or race who can override the "errors" of the democratic system.


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Apart from both the certainty of maps
and the panic at being suddenly lost
is an open place, like a great square
in an ancient city of winding streets.
You know it. Once or twice we've found it
just when we were about to give up.
If we're separated, for whatever reason,
and you find it first, wait there for me.
Whatever you do, don't double back.
And if I find it first, I'll wait for you.
-p. 72 of Without Paradise: Poems by Richard Hoffman
Monday, February 8, 2010
Forgiveness by Richard Hoffman
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Heroin addiction drug – Bayer's heroic wonder cure
German heroic miracle painkiller cure for pneumonia, tuberculosis from Wright, English heroic
Heroin was made a popular addiction drug by Bayer Pharmaceutical Products, the German firm that synthesized the drug and marketed it as a miracle painkiller and a wonder cure for pneumonia and tuberculosis in 1897 when these illnesses still had a high death toll on human population.
Invented in 1874 by C.R. Wright, an English chemist, heroin as drug was tested on workers at Bayer's where it was claimed that it made people feel heroic. Hence they gave it the trade name 'heroin', and marketed it as a substitute for morphine and codeine.
Surprisingly enough, professional medical journals all accepted and helped propagate the huge scheme across Europe, the USA and the rest of the world. Thanks to some alert medical doctors, the American Medical Association declared heroin to be a habit-forming and therefore an addictive drug in 1906, paving the way for its prohibition by US law in 1924.
Despite that law, Bayer continued to make huge profit from heroin as other manufacturers pitched in to supply the world. Meanwhile, Bayer brought another so-called miracle drug – aspirin into the market.
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Adolf Hitler – the Wolff, Der Fuehrer
chancellor black-eyed, dark haired Austrian Nazi
Adolf Hitler (1889-1945) – alias the Wolff, Der Fuehrer was the high-school dropout who sought world power and abused it on a huge scale, and became German chancellor through political manoeuvres. Hitler – the Fuhrer of the Nazis had many ironies. Black-eyed and dark haired himself, he passionately declared blue eyes and blond hair to be the evidence of a superior race that had to be preserved by destroying all other races.
Born of Austrian parents in Braunau, Austria, he dominated Germany's politics from World War I until the end of World War II as sole dictator feared and respected by his indoctrinated followers. He is even still revered by so-called Neo-Nazi's today 70 years after his cowardly death.
Mentally power-deranged, with hatred for Jews, Gypsies and anyone of coloured race, Hitler had 11 million people murdered in every most horrible manner imaginable, caused World War II that killed over 50 million people, while he lived in extreme luxury in a beautiful forest mountain. All his devastating work was made possible by other world leaders who were too naive or grossly under-estimated his despotism.
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Concentration camps – reconcentration
Spanish Cuba, British Boer War, Nazi
Concentration camps are notoriously associated with the German Nazis, but were in fact first used in modern times by Spanish troops in Cuba in 1895, who called the idea reconcentration – to concentrate civilians in a place so as to control them tightly. When the British applied the technique to control Afrikaner families (Boer women and children) and Africans during the Second Boer War 1899-1902 in South Africa by camping them in more than a hundred tent camps. The Nazi's only refined the idea in even more cruel ways, gassing and killing millions of victims in the Second World War.
Categories: government, History, Odd Justice, Strange culture, Strange Politics Tags: British, corrupt, crime, culture, discrimination, ethics, German, government, History, justice, military, police, politics, war
Fraud in product packaging
sand as anti-radiation for mobile phones - abuse of science
Fraud is often behind fanciful product packaging, not just ordinary commercial marketing. A good example of such fraud is a box of ordinary sand covered inshimmering hologram paper, with a simple lamp attached to it and sold for €800 a piece by a German company that deceptively claims that it has anti-radiation effect that neutralises health danger from the electromagnetic waves given off by mobile phones. In reality, nobody has a scientific cure for such radiation from mobile phones and their network of antennas. This fraud is an abuse of science.
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Very Soft—a little bit sweet—a little bit saucy! Lace-up Corset Mitts are sophisticated looking yet simple enough for the beginning knitter to make. They require little sewing, are laced up with satin ribbons and embellished with bicone crystals and a flirtatious ruffle.
One size **should** fit most adults. A 7" wrist is shown.
This design requires a basic understanding of knitting techniques such as increasing/decreasing, adding on yarn, and ability to make basic knitted stitches. No warranty is implied and no liability is assumed. Results may vary according to tension and skill level. The pattern may not be resold or distributed in ANY form and remains the sole property and copyright 2012 Kelly Lynn Smith DBA Angelsun. As with all of my patterns, purchasers are encouraged and welcomed to sell finished items. Credit and Links appreciated.


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Good morning. I'm Steve Inskeep. Salem, Oregon police say a man turned off his TV using a different kind of remote - he was playing with a gun. He aimed the laser scope at the TV and pulled the trigger and discovered the gun was loaded. Nobody was hurt but neighbors called police about the bullet that came through their wall.
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May 02, 2012
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- 10 minutes – Announcements and Introductions (CDC)
- 40 minutes – ELR Monitoring and Support Activities
- Presenters: Laura Conn, Associate Director for Informatics, Public Health Surveillance and Informatics Program Office (Proposed), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Christopher J. Hall, ELC and EIP IT Lead/IT Specialist, National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases, Division Of Preparedness and Emerging Infections, Scientific and Program Services Branch, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Topic Description: NCEZID and PHSIPO are collaborating in support of the ACA ELR-focused funding that was provided through the ELC cooperative agreement program. Supporting the states in the implementation and advancement of ELR as well as determining a national view of the implementation status of ELR is a high priority for CDC.
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It's time for the annual Daemon Xmas Quiz. The time of year when teams and departments band together to prove their worth and test their memories (or indeed show their age!)
This year we are testing your powers of observation and your knowledge and memory of toys by asking you to idenifity the Xmas best sellers in the PDF linked below from the partial images shown.
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Oh HELLZ YEAHHH! DJ Angelina Trashbagz from the Jersey Shore bought herself a mic, an autotuner, and some DOPE ASS lyrics to put together a new song that's sure to be blasted in your local clubs while you're getting slizzered with your homeboyzzz! (I'm old.)
And if they rhymes in this song are any indication, it appears to have been penned by one Mr. Shooter McGavin of Happy Gilmore fame. Take this lyrical run from the heavens:
People diss me, try to dismiss me, Wait for me then say they miss me
Girls get jealous, boys wanna kiss me, Damn their eyes are keepin' busy
(Unintelligible) try to rap my case, Match my pace and run the race
You can't replace or crowd my space so step off bitch or I'll punch your face.
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My second favorite rap song after this!!
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Trunk - Travelling, Zinc Lined, circa 1880s Reg. No: SH 970530
- Summary:
- Zinc lined travelling trunk first owned by someone by the name of Cummings, inscribed on top of the lip, and was probably used in the 1880s by somebody migrating to Australia. It was subsequently acquired by Thomas Darragh in Melbourne for a trip.
Thomas Darragh was born in Ireland in 1876, and immigrated to Australia in 1887 where he joined cousins living in Warrnambool. Training as a tailor's cutter, he also joined the militia and eventually left Melbourne for London in 1903. He returned to Melbourne in 1926 when he married for a second time and worked as a tailor's cutter in Collingwood.
- Description:
- Trunk, made of wood with metal edges and zinc-lined.
- Acquisition Information:
- Donation from Dr Tom Darragh, 1997
|52.50 cm (Height), 50.00 cm (Width), 107.50 cm (Length)
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|30.5" wide x 19" and 19.5" deep
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|Thomas (Tom) Alwynne Darragh, Palaeontologist & Museum Curator (1940-), Migration Collection
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|Travel - Brought Goods
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|The inside of the lid has an original lithographed label of the maker with vignettes of examples of the firm's travel wares. There are some other labels on the outside in poor condition but one indicating a Melbourne arrival.
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|Dr Thomas (Tom) Darragh - Museum Victoria, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, circa 1920s
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