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Vlaminck, Maurice de, Roadside Homestead
|Vlaminck, Maurice de (1876 - 1958)
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|13 7/8 in x 10 3/8 in (35.2 cm x 26.4 cm)
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|30 in x 26 1/2 in (76.2 cm x 67.3 cm)
|This work is hand-signed by Maurice de Vlaminck (1875-1963) in black gouache in the lower right
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This image offers a vivid impression of a remote village and displays Vlaminck's unique handling of depth and perspective. A dirt road tapers off to the left, lined with quaint village homes. Bare trees spot the landscape and a dark, cloudy sky looms overhead. This piece conveys a sense of quiet and calm but also retains a feeling of foreboding and desolation, as if the village residents are hiding out, waiting for a violent storm to arrive. The streets are deserted, and the entire village appears as if tucked away from humanity. Through his use of shading and expressive line work, Vlaminck creates a unique village landscape with a tumultuous atmospheric quality.
This unique original gouache is hand-signed by Maurice de Vlaminck (1875-1963) in black gouache in the lower right.
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French painter, born in 1876 in Paris; died in Rueil-la-Gadeliere. Vlaminck said that what he had tried to "press in paint would, in a social context, have entailed throwing a bomb. He derided Classical and Renaissance art, wished to burn the Ecole des Beaux-Arts 'with my vermilions,' and wanted to translate his feelings into paint without a thought of what had been painted before. Vlaminck's father was of Flemish stock, his mother a Lorrainer: they were both musicians. As a young man living in Chatou, Vlaminck was a racing cyclist (champion and professional). In these years he met Derain, who encouraged him to paint full-time: this he attempted, earning money by playing the violin in a theatre. Derain and he formed the Ecole Chatou. Even by 1900 his colour was violent and his brushwork turbulent: he was largely self-taught. Then in 1901 came the famous visit to Bernheim Jeune's van Gogh exhibition, where he declared that van Gogh meant more to him than his own father, and where he was introduced by Derain to Matisse. He exhibited perhaps as early as 1902.
Then came the historic Salon d'Automne exhibition of 1905, when Vlaminck joined Derain, van Dongen, Manguin, Puy, Friesz, Marquet, Rouault, Matisse, and the Fauves. Kandinsky invited him to exhibit at the second New Artists' Association exhibition at Munich and he was represented in Fry's second Post-Impressionist exhibition in London in 1912. Unlike Derain and Matisse, Vlaminck used colour straight from the tube in his Fauve years: it is more intense than Derain, the brush more fully loaded, the strokes less formally structural than Matisse; the spaces are emphatically evoked. After this initial period he became, like many, interested in Cezanne's art around 1906, and then in Cubism (he claims to have initiated Parisian interest in primitive art; this is disputed). In 1910 followed his first one-man show. His later work has pleased critics less. Bright colour is rejected in favour of sombre tones, the wide and deep perspectives are more traditional, the mood sombre. Motoring and racing cars rather than cycling became an interest. He left Paris, living first like van Gogh at Auvers, and then at Verneuil-sur-Avre. His works are mostly undated and their chronology, particularly from the Fauve years, still unsettled. He also wrote poetry, articles (he contributed to Anarchie c. 1900) and extended prose works (e.g. D'un Lit a l'Autre). He painted theatre scenery, made cartoons for tapestry and illustrated books.
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|Monday June 20, 2011 @05:16PM
|The Ugly State of ARM Support On Linux
|Tuesday June 07, 2011 @07:05AM
|Russian President: Time To Reform Copyright
|Thursday May 26, 2011 @06:25PM
|FSF On How To Choose a License
|Monday May 23, 2011 @07:07PM
|Are Third-Party Android Vendors Violating the GPL?
|Monday May 09, 2011 @08:03PM
|Apple Delays Release of LGPL WebKit Code
|Monday May 09, 2011 @03:26AM
|Portugal to Make CC Licences Illegal?
|Tuesday April 19, 2011 @10:08PM
|GPL Violations By D-Link and Boxee
|Thursday March 31, 2011 @09:08PM
|FSF Suggests That Google Free Gmail Javascript
|Thursday March 31, 2011 @01:38PM
|Amazon's Cloud Player: We Don't Need a License
|Friday March 25, 2011 @08:11PM
|100% Libre, Trisquel 4.5 STS 'Slaine' Released
|Thursday March 24, 2011 @01:08PM
|Apple Remove Samba From OS X 10.7 Because of GPLv3
|Sunday March 20, 2011 @11:29AM
|RMS On Header Files and Derivative Works
|Sunday February 20, 2011 @10:21PM
|Australian Telco Telstra Complies With GPL
|Saturday January 01, 2011 @10:26PM
|Most Android Tablets Fail At GPL Compliance
|Tuesday November 09, 2010 @01:06PM
|Oracle To Monetize Java VM
|Tuesday November 02, 2010 @01:31PM
|VLC Developer Takes a Stand Against DRM Enforcement
|Thursday October 21, 2010 @04:56PM
|In Florida, a Cell Phone Network With No Need For a Spectrum License
|Sunday October 17, 2010 @06:41PM
|MS Gives Free Licenses To Oppressed Nonprofits
|Tuesday August 31, 2010 @08:05PM
|'Free' H.264 a Precursor To WebM Patent War?
|Sunday August 29, 2010 @11:46AM
|Microsoft's Security Development Process Under CC License
|Friday August 27, 2010 @03:21AM
|Glibc Is Finally Free Software
|Thursday August 26, 2010 @10:46PM
|Czech copyright may limit licensing.
|Thursday August 05, 2010 @10:20AM
|Software Freedom Conservancy Wins GPL Case Against Westinghouse
|Wednesday August 04, 2010 @03:38PM
|CIA Software Developer Goes Open Source
|Wednesday July 28, 2010 @02:54PM
|What To Do About CC License Violations?
|Wednesday July 28, 2010 @10:12AM
|If Oracle Bought Every Open Source Company
|Friday July 23, 2010 @11:21AM
|WordPress Creator GPL Says WP Template Must Be GPL'd
|Sunday July 18, 2010 @06:07PM
|Remix This Game — a Free Software Experiment
|Friday July 02, 2010 @12:08AM
|Qualcomm Makes Open-Source 3D Snapdragon Driver
|Friday June 25, 2010 @07:46PM
|Open Source Complaint Against IBM Gets Support
|Thursday June 17, 2010 @04:07PM
|Bluecherry Releases GPL'd MPEG-4 Driver
|Tuesday June 01, 2010 @09:36AM
|Do Build Environments Give Companies an End Run Around the GPL?
|Thursday May 27, 2010 @06:07PM
|European Open Source Decision surfaces
|Wednesday May 26, 2010 @03:59PM
|FSF Asks Apple To Comply With the GPL For Clone of GNU Go
|Tuesday May 25, 2010 @05:44PM
|Why We Still Need OSI
|Thursday May 20, 2010 @05:58PM
|Your License to Kill Is Hereby Revoked
|Wednesday May 19, 2010 @07:03PM
|Would You Die To Respect a Software License?
|Friday April 16, 2010 @09:22PM
|Checking For GPL Compliance, When the Code Is Embedded
|Friday April 09, 2010 @06:32PM
|BlackBerry Maker To Buy QNX For RTOS & Dev. Suite
|Friday April 09, 2010 @09:18AM
|Microsoft's CoApp To Help OSS Development, Deployment
|Tuesday March 30, 2010 @09:41PM
|Solaris No Longer Free As In Beer
|Wednesday March 24, 2010 @03:54AM
|DarkPlaces Dev Forest Hale Corrects Nexuiz GPL Stance
|Sunday March 14, 2010 @12:13AM
|Mozilla Foundation Begins Redraft Process For MPL
|Tuesday March 02, 2010 @09:01PM
|8-Year Fan-Made Game Project Shut Down By Activision
|Sunday January 17, 2010 @08:08AM
|Providing a Closed Source License Upon Request?
|Wednesday December 09, 2009 @05:41PM
|A Critical Look At Open Licensing For Hardware
|Wednesday December 09, 2009 @07:03AM
|Open Hardware Licensing
|Sunday December 06, 2009 @10:32PM
|Palm Sued Over Palm Pre GPL Violation
|Tuesday November 10, 2009 @12:44PM
|SFLC Finds One New GPL Violation Per Day
|Monday October 19, 2009 @06:29PM
|Microsoft May Be Inflating SharePoint Stats
|Monday October 19, 2009 @02:52PM
|SharePoint: unstoppable or smoke-and-mirrors?
|Tuesday October 06, 2009 @06:45PM
|Court Rules For Software Ownership Over Licensing
|Tuesday October 06, 2009 @05:33PM
|Court rules for software ownership over licensing
|Thursday September 10, 2009 @01:12PM
|Microsoft Launches Its Own Open Source Foundation
|Monday August 10, 2009 @06:19AM
|GPL2 Libraries - Is there a point ?
|Thursday May 14, 2009 @01:15PM
|Cory Doctorow Says DIY Licensing Will Solve Piracy
|Monday March 16, 2009 @05:05PM
|Intel Threatens To Revoke AMD's x86 License
|Monday February 16, 2009 @11:40AM
|A Software License That's Libre But Not Gratis?
|Friday February 22, 2008 @09:19PM
|UK Report Slams EULAs
|Tuesday February 05, 2008 @11:42PM
|Open Source Code In a Closed Source Company
|Monday January 28, 2008 @09:58PM
|Canadian Songwriters Propose Collective Licensing
|Tuesday January 08, 2008 @06:04PM
|Creative Commons License Flaws Claimed
|Saturday December 01, 2007 @06:21PM
|Wikipedia to be Licensed Under Creative Commons
|Tuesday November 20, 2007 @03:43PM
|FSF Releases AGPL License For Web Services
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The Coming "Thought-Pad" Revolution
Touchpads are so last year. A new study in Nature suggests that "thought-pads" could be in our future. Twelve epilepsy patients with wires implanted in their brains (common in sufferers of severe epilepsy) had those wires hooked up to a computer. Here's a look at the results.


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Starting at the end of this year, the Times will roll out new subscription plans at different price points. Two cheaper subscription models will be offered: One with topic-based packages, ranging from food to politics, and another that compiles the newspaper's most important coverage.
The latter package was earlier referred to as "NYT Junior," Jeff Bercovici of Forbes pointed out, aimed to target what Eliza Kern nicknamed "Generation Mooch." CEO Mark Thompson said research has shown the market for this type of subscription is "hundreds of thousands," Capital New York reported.


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B Never Too Busy To Be Beautiful Bashful Blusher Spotlight
I'm back…with more B Never. Today I thought I'd spotlight some of the long gone B Never Too Busy To Be Beautiful Bashful Blushers I still have.
Unlike the eyeshadow palette I recently featured from B Never the Bashful Blushers have not really held up well.
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Big news! USA Today just announced it will begin using Microsoft Tags in its print editions. Starting today, each section of USA Today – including the front page – will feature at least one Tag daily. Readers can scan the Tag with their mobile device for direct access to videos and online content.
The Tags will provide readers with access to USA Today's daily photo galleries and the latest financial news and sports scores, as well as other video and digital features.
"This initiative is part of our goal to bring together our digital and print platforms to provide our readers easier access to special features from the newspaper. We are proud to be one of the first U.S. newspapers to offer these daily to readers as well as to advertisers who can also take advantage of this new feature," said Dave Hunke, president and publisher of USA Today.
Here is one of the first Tags that USA Today published.
Reporting on this development in The Barcode News, Katrina Costedio says, "As Hunke points out, the reader is not the only one who will benefit from the Tags. Introducing 2D barcodes into a print publication also expands advertising opportunities, allowing advertisers to connect with the readership on a level deeper than traditional print advertising."
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The month in Broadcast: September
5 things we learned at IBC
ARMed for broadcast technology success
We know you know VICE News
Watch From Box to Broadcast parts 3 & 4
Watch From Box to Broadcast parts 1 & 2
Hold that flight, I've got Skype!
It's nearly the final whistle for The Football Republic and Skype's Pundit Pursuit
Skype TX and The Late Late Show combine to create comedy gold
Lights, Skype, action
Skype TX launches all new controller software
Skype makes sure X Games fans get in on the action
Skype joins forces with The Late Late Show to play Face Your Father
When TED talks the people listen
12 fans, 10 locations, 4 footballing "Galácticos", 2 live feeds
No Ceilings
Marvel's Avengers: Age Of Ultron – a group video call with the cast
Marvel superfans interviewed the stars of Marvel's Avengers: Age Of Ultron in an epic group video call Q&A with Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Elizabeth Olsen, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Cobie Smulders, Jeremy Renner, Joss Whedon, Paul Bettany, James Spader, Scarlett Johansson and Mark Ruffalo
MasterChef Junior
Season one Master Chef Jr. winner Alexander Weiss is back and using Skype video messaging to task vloggers Hunter March and Teala Dunn with a series of culinary challenges. Inspired by dishes the contestants make on the show the vloggers take on Alexander's cooking challenges every other week.
Alexander recently challenged Hunter March to bake and decorate a dozen cupcakes. Hunter got creative with his response, baking a cupcake rock band, which put on a show for an icing-covered audience.
The Clinton Foundation works with Skype
As part of an initiative led by the Clinton Foundation, Skype made it possible for women and girls across the US to discuss with Hillary and Chelsea Clinton the progress women have made towards equality and full participation over the past 20 years.
Virtual choir debut at TED
When acclaimed composer and conductor, Eric Whitacre, appeared with his 100-strong choir at the TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) Conference in Vancouver, no one could have predicted the enormity of what he was about to unveil. Eric had, in fact, brought 30 more vocalists from around the world, who each joined the performance live over a video call. What a moment that was!


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Team Roger recently collaborated with Director Jim Zoolalian and Razorfish San Francisco / Portland to deliver all the post for this anthemic spot showcasing future sales technology for the Toyota Dealer show.
We shot all the devices with tracking marks used to track, animate, and composite screen visuals for each vignette throughout the piece. Our in house editorial handled color correction and teamed up with Jingle Punks and New Hat music to deliver a complete spot to the fine folks at Toyota. Enjoy!


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The Utah State Courts are planning the 7th Annual "Judge for a Day," program in recognition of Law Day, which is celebrated on May 1.
On May 1, 1958, President Dwight D. Eisenhower proclaimed the first Law Day as a day of national dedication to the principle of government under law.
Utah high school students are selected to participate in the program based on an essay, civic involvement resume, or teacher nomination letter. The topic, for students who choose to write an essay, is "The American Jury: We the People in Action."
Students selected to participate in the program will be paired with a judge in one of the state's eight judicial districts for one day in either April or May. The students will be given a behind-the-scenes look at court operations, which include sitting in on court proceedings, observing the duties of a judge, and asking the judge questions.
Students are asked to submit an application form by March 2, 2012. Application forms and additional information are available on the court's Web site at www.utcourts.gov/media/lawday.


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Taylor Swift might have a lot to learn when it comes to guys ... but she's fashion-wise beyond her 22 years!
The country singer showed off her superb style at the 2012 ARIA Awards in Australia on Thursday. Taylor looked breathtaking in an ivory Elie Saab Spring 2013 gown and completed her look with an elegant updo and jeweled earrings.
Swift definitely stole the spotlight at the award show – but she did look a tad overdressed compared to her fellow singers who sported bright colors, mini dresses and futuristic looks … like Nicki Minaj's hot mess rainbow-colored getup.
Nonetheless, T-Swift definitely gets our vote for best dressed star of the night!
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East Carbon City will hold a Public Hearing on July 26, 2011. The
purpose of the Public Hearing is a continuation from a public hearing
held in May to receive public comment on water rate increases. The
public hearing will begin at 6:30 P.M. at East Carbon City Hall, 101
West Geneva Drive, East Carbon.
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Archive for the 'old Fords' tag
Four-Links – six-wheelers galore, new uses for old Fords, Halibrand magnesium wheels, a history of gasifiers
* Okay, so I got a little stupid for six-wheelers this past week. Believe me, I could have dug much deeper into the topic, as the folks behind oto6.fr have done. Their only objective: To collect as many photos and as much information possible on six-wheeled cars and trucks. To them, we say, good luck.
UPDATE (1.February 2010): Well, it seems the link above has gone down. Hopefully it'll be back up again soon.
UPDATE (2.February 2010): My bad, the link was incomplete.
* We've highlighted before the results of Modern Mechanics' contest for finding new uses for old Fords, now, thanks to Modern Mechanix, the blog, we see the article that made that request, from the January 1929 issue of Modern Mechanics. Just try to guess what that contraption above was used for without clicking through to the story.
* Having trouble telling apart all the different types of magnesium wheels that Halibrand built for Indy roadsters throughout the years? Indy Roadster Builders' guide on Halibrands should have you covered.
* While researching European cars during World War II, you're bound to come across pictures of cars converted to wood-gasifier use. Low-Tech Magazine has a fairly comprehensive rundown on not only why the cars were converted, but also on how gasification works. (Thanks for the tip, J!)
* Finally, you Studebaker fans may recognize the Curtiss name and think only aviation when you hear it (unless, of course, you saw our Curtiss Aerocar HFOD), but Glenn Curtiss actually got his start by building motorcycles and had one fitted with a V-8 as early as 1906.


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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Pumpkin-Apple-Smash Purees & Pancakes: Recipes & Giveaway
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Things I Actually Say, a Vlog
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The Real Reason I Don't Pick Up Before Bed
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Pins I Know Better Than To Try
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When 2 Awesome Things Really Love Each Other… (A Blurb/Instagram Giveaway)
They make more awesome things. Like this. That little nugget of niftiness is a Blurb photo book, made entirelyView full post »
Save The Date! I'm Hosting a FuzziBunz #ClothDiapers Twitter Party
I've always wanted to have a big party with all my cloth diapering friends. No really, I have! Cloth diapering is one of those thingsView full post »
Be Afraid, Leyna. Be Very Afraid.
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Raise Your Glass If You Feel Me
There is no way to win from the hours of 5-8 (or midnight? depending on when the hellion finally passes out) when it comes to toddlers. AmView full post »
What I Learned from Missoni for Target
In case you didn't know yet because you live in a cave with no cable or 3g service, or you are just stumbling upon my blog whileView full post »
Birth- A Play (And a DFW Giveaway)
I'm going to see it next week. It's part of the Birth On Labor Day, or BOLD, movement to make maternity careView full post »
An Ordinary Day, As Told by 16 Photos
Wednesday, September 14th, 2011 8:30 am Up late for school. A Z Bar for breakfast. A wrinkly (but clean!) shirt on, and we're out theView full post »
Pins Of The Week- Halloween Style
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No-Sew Infant Parrot Costume Tutorial
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Ladies and Gentleman, Charge Your Cameras!
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DIY Chalkboard Art Display Tutorial
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BCS Bound: Packing the Duck truck
EUGENE, Ore. - Pat Conrad packed his bags for Arizona last week.
Two semi truckloads later ...
How does he know he has everything? >>> Photo Gallery
"When the truck's loaded, you go into the equipment room and you look around," Conrad said. "If there's anything left, it's not done."
As the lead equipment manager for the University of Oregon football team, Conrad and his crew packed up everything the Ducks will need when they take the field Monday in Glendale, Ariz., to play for the BCS Championship.
"It's not just that," Corad said, "but it's everything we have to practice with. That other semi being loaded up with the dummies and sleds and so on and so forth."
And this year, because the game will be played at the start of winter term, Conrad's crew is packing something extra.
"We are bringing all the school books down," he said, "because they're going to have study halls down there so we'll be loading all of their class books."
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SFA (5-6 overall, 4-3 in the Southland) tied the game at 17 in the last minute of the third quarter, recovered a fumble on the ensuing kickoff and scored to go ahead, starting a 17-point fourth period that slammed the door on the visiting Demons (4-7, 2-5).
For the fourth straight year, the Lumberjacks claimed Chief Caddo, a 7-foot-6, 320-pound wooden statue of a mythical Native American paying homage to the original inhabitants of the region that both universities call home. It is the longest SFA win streak in the trophy series which dates back to 1961 in a rivalry that began in 1924.
"We were in great position. We just didn't close it out," said fourth-year Northwestern coach Bradley Dale Peveto. "Our guys fought their hearts out, but SFA made a lot of plays and we didn't make as many."
The Lumberjacks got 211 yards rushing from Gus Johnson while Brady Attaway threw for 326 yards, including touchdown passes of 3, 7 and 38 yards. SFA nearly matched its nation's best 339-yard passing average and topped its 500-yard total offense norm (second in the FCS) with 533 combined yards, 298 in the final two quarters.
Meanwhile the Demons netted just 205 yards of offense, posting only 48 and just two first downs after halftime.
"It's a team loss, in all three phases. SFA made more game-changing plays than we did," said Peveto. "We made a tremendous goalline stand at the end of the half to keep it tied up. We made a great punt return (58 yards by Jamaal White) to put us in position to take the lead and we made a great throw and catch to go up 17-10 (Brad Henderson's 16-yarder to a backpedaling, leaping Clifton Brown).
"We had our great moments, but you have to credit SFA for all the plays they made to swing the game in their favor," said Peveto.
NSU rallied from a quick 10-0 deficit with a 27-yard John Shaughnessy field goal, his 11th consecutive make, and a laser-beam 52-yard Henderson throw to the end zone, where redshirt freshman Rod Davis stretched to complete the scoring strike that knotted the score 4:38 before halftime.
SFA drove 74 yards on 10 plays, burning its three timeouts along the way, but ran out of time at the half on two plays inside the 5-yard line.
White's punt return and Henderson's precisely thrown TD pass caught in spectacular fashion by Brown made it 17 unanswered Northwestern points just five minutes into the second half. But the Demons got only one more first down.


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POTSDAM An autopsy conducted Wednesday night on the body of Kathy R. Eckstein did not pinpoint the cause of death, and toxicology and histology reports will be needed, according to St. Lawrence County Coroner June Wood.
Mrs. Eckstein, 58, wife of Fred Eckstein, had been reported missing Monday, and her body was discovered Tuesday morning by a neighboring family member in a swampy area between her home and Mrs. Ecksteins at 54 Upper Ridge Road in the town of Brasher, police said.
There was nothing evident that jumped out at us during the autopsy to show cause of death, Mrs. Wood said.
Supporting state troopers statements Tuesday that there was no signs of foul play, Mrs. Wood said the autopsy showed no signs of internal trauma or medical conditions such as a heart attack.
Were collecting all the pieces now and trying to put together the puzzle, Mrs. Wood said. Its just too bad that we couldnt find something to give us more closure.
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By RICHARD SHAWSun Advocate publisher
fall for them, because they look so real. One of the keys to spotting fakes is that nothing matches up. The envelope had a Home Depot monicker on it, the letter was from the Trustworthy Securities Group and the check was drawn on the Primerica Life Insurance Company.
The letter stated that the recipient had won $150,000 along with 20 other people. All the person won it had to do was send $1,995 to the tax agent to take care of "Government Taxes on your big winnings."
The letter, while originating in England (but posted through Canada?) said that the account had been assigned to the companies "North America Claims Affiliate" and the recipient was urged to contact that agent to make arrangements to pay the taxes.
And of course, the letter asked that no one be told about the winnings and that everything be kept confidential. That way the recipient could "avoid double claiming or unscrupulous acts by non-participants..."
Everything in the letter, on the envelope and what was printed on the check is the classic "give me money and I will give you more" scam that has been run on people time and time again. Unfortunately, some fall pray to it, because the check and the documentation seem so real.
"It's very sad," said Price Zion's Bank President Errol Holt as he looked at the check and the letter. "These can really hurt people. We know of one woman who lost $6000 to one of these scams. She sent the money and then the check came back. It took all she had, even her social security."
While this particular offer had some real flaws in it that were easy to spot, many don't. Holt said that many of the checks are reputable on the surface.
"If you call the bank they are drawn on, there is an account for the company listed there," he stated. "Somehow scammers get ahold of these accounts and create checks that look real."
The problem is once someone sends money to "pay taxes" or "pay processing fees" there is no way to get the money back. Police can do little to catch these crimes because they are run internationally.
"Really people just need to use commons sense," said Holt. "The saying 'If it seems to be too good to be true, it probably isn't true' is very factual."
Consider these kinds of scams the prize that costs you. Here are the ways to spot this type of crime.
1. If you won something from some contest you did not enter, it is a scam.
2.If they want you to remain quiet about the fact you won, it is a scam. Lotteries and contests like publicity, they don't shun it.
3.If the notification comes from outside the country, it is a scam.
4.If you have to send money to get money, it is a scam.
5.Taxes for winnings are never paid through an agent in connection with the company managing the contest, they are paid to the government.
6.Finally, in some scams like these, they ask for personal information if you call the number listed or email to them. If they ask for personal information, it is a scam.


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05 December 2012
The King William IV, located in the heart of the Wealden village of Benenden, is an unspoilt local that dates back to the 16th century. Close to the attractive village green, cricket pitch and church, this pub is also near to Sissinghurst Castle. You'll be greeted by a warm welcome from licensees, Paul and Jackie at the King William.
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04 December 2012
The Woolpack at Chilham and the Shepherd Neame Visitor Centre were both successful at the Beautiful South's Awards for Excellence 2012 -2013 held at Denbies Wine Estate, Surrey.
The Beautiful South Awards recognise businesses and destinations across the tourism industry for their exceptional levels of customer service and dedication to raising standards.
29 November 2012
We are very proud to be Britain's Oldest Brewery with a nominal starting date of 1698 although we now know that brewing on this site precedes this by at least 150 years.Brewing can obviously be traced back long before our direct heritage into the mists of time.Archaeologists in Western Cyprus appear to have found the remains of a Bronze Age brewery although it is not quite what we would visualise
28 November 2012
After a remarkable 35 years as licensee of beachside pub The Zetland Arms, Kingsdown near Deal, Tim Cobbett, 72, is retiring for a well-earned rest. His last day at the pub will be Saturday 1 December. Says Tim, "The Zetland Arms enjoys a wonderful position with Kingsdown and Walmer beaches on its doorstep. I have thoroughly enjoyed my time there and will miss it a great deal but it's time to ca
22 November 2012
Shepherd Neame chief executive, Jonathan Neame, has called for the Chancellor, George Osbourne, to support investment and growth in the pub market. In a letter to the editor, published in today's Daily Telegraph, he calls for "escalator" taxes to be reviewed annually.
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Daily Links: Moving On to 2013
- The hard work lies ahead. [NewYorkJets]
- Erik Manassy reacts to the presser. [JetsTwit]
- A new chance for the coach. [NYDN]
- There's no easy answers. [NFL]
- Francesa went bannanas. [WFAN]
- Listen to Francesa's audio. [WFAN]
- Woody is aware of possible defaults looming on PSLs. [ESPN NY]
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This might not be the same kind of rodeo George Strait sang about in Amarillo by Morning you cant quite lasso a bus, for instance but competition at the 31st annual School Bus Road-eo was stiff nonetheless.
And for good reason.
It was a chance for professional bus drivers to hone their skills and refresh their knowledge in a job where the stakes are high.
We carry the worlds most precious cargo, said this years chairman, Nicholas J. Astafan. We want to do it safely.
Saturdays event was hosted by the Jefferson-Lewis Association for Pupil Transportation and held at the Jefferson-Lewis Board of Cooperative Educational Services campus in Watertown.
The competition consisted of a written test followed by a quarter-mile obstacle course. This year, the top three overall finishers were Timothy G. Hancock, Carthage Central School District; Merritt M. Makuch, also from Carthage Central; and Christopher D. Brass, Indian River Central School District. They will have the opportunity to compete at the state and possibly the national level.
With judges watching every move, from inside and outside the bus, the competition can be surprisingly nerve-wracking.
Mr. Makuch has gone to the state level three years in a row. He went to the competition two years ago but said he didnt do as well as he would have liked because he was nervous.
After working his way through the course Saturday, talking through his maneuvers with the judge on board, Mr. Makuch said he felt he had done probably worse than last year.
Youre nervous every time, he said. You dont know how the buses are going to handle or how youre going to be judged.
Mr. Makuch attributed part of the difficulty he had to the length of the bus he drove, which was 9 inches longer than the one he drove last year.
To a certain extent, the point of the competition is to force drivers outside of their comfort zones.
You have to be flexible, said Barbara J. Grace. Youre supposed to be able to drive everything in your fleet.
That is especially important if drivers need to evacuate schools in an emergency.
Participation at the event has declined in recent years, said William J. Wolff, territory manager for Penn Commercial Vehicle Solutions, one of the sponsors.
Drivers compete voluntarily and are not paid.
But its obvious those who show up are motivated and take pride in their work.
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Right on the heels of my last post about 2010 candy product launches, a new candy bar has come to market: Bosco Milk Chocolate Bars. And, yes, it's the same "Bosco" as Bosco brand Chocolate Syrup.
If you're not familiar with Bosco Chocolate Syrup, it's a brand that's been around since 1928. Dick Van Dyke and Virginia Graham hawked Bosco back in the '50s:
In 1960, Bosco Chocolate Syrup made a cameo in Alfred Hitchcock's thriller, Psycho. The syrup was used as "blood" in Janet Leigh's unforgettable shower scene.
Bosco Syrup also appeared on Laverne & Shirley (Bosco chocolate milk was Squiggy's favorite drink) and Seinfeld. In the Nov. 1995 "The Secret Code" episode of Seinfeld, George Costanza reveals that his ATM PIN is "Bosco."
Scott Sanders, vice president of the family-owned Bosco Products, Inc., says his dad, Steve, was contacted by Shrek 2 personnel to get permission to use the "I love Bosco" jingle. It made the 2004 film's soundtrack.
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According to Paul Pruett, CEO of the Praim Group and manager of Bosco's chocolate brand, the new all-natural milk chocolate bars are formulated to taste like Bosco Chocolate Syrup.
Unlike the syrup, however, the milk chocolate bars aren't vitamin-fortified. Scott says fortifying the bars was a consideration, but that it presented technical complications and didn't quite match the needs of the broader target market the bars are expected to attract.
Bosco Chocolate Syrup was originally created by a Camden, NJ-based physician to help with digestion. The extra thick syrup was later marketed as a "milk amplifier" and included iron and Vitamin D. Today, the product (which Scott describes as "fudge-like") is positioned as an all-natural ice cream topper and milk syrup, and is fortified with B Vitamins.
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SNY FINALE – Jaffe, Bourne, "Boomer" and BrophyAlso: A Rookie Game Blowout and a Fond Farewell
The SNY Season Preview concludes with 30 minutes of Islanders talk.
We begin with Billy Jaffe of the NHL Network on Rolston, Reasoner, Okposo, Grabner and what the Islanders need to focus on when training camp opens this weekend.
Justin Bourne, formerly of USA Today and Puck Daddy and now with SCORE Media, talks about his excitement for this season, the rebuild's next steps and danger of talking "prospects, prospects, prospects."
Jim "Boomer" Gordon, the life-long Islanders fan and show host on NHL Home Ice, revisits the Strome-Hamilton debate and says what he expects of his Islanders this season.
Mike Brophy of Sportsnet ends the series with his views on Rick DiPietro and the Islanders' goalie-go-round.
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The Islanders rookie squad came out fighting, received strong goaltending and blew out the Bruins' kids, 7-2, tonight at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum. Ryan Strome and Nino Niederreiter put on the kind of performances that have the Islanders very bullish about their future. Tyler McNeely also impressed on their line. Kirill Kabanov and Casey Cizikas had eye-opening shifts as well. Anders Nilsson was excellent in net in his North American debut as an Islander.
The bad news: Mark Katic, a diligent young pro on the cusp of becoming a solid NHL depth defenseman and quite possibly more, suffered a dislocated shoulder.
Otherwise, it was a grand night for the faithful at the old barn on Hempstead Turnpike.
And Finally, On a Personal Note…
After three seasons of Islanders coverage, my participation as a full-time writer at Point Blank ends today.
Recognizing the devoted readership of this blog and the demand for more Islanders coverage, my partners at SNY will take a little time to pursue the idea of continuing Point Blank with new writers. I'm supportive of their efforts and hope you will please stay tuned to this space for further details. In the interim, SNY plans to update Point Blank with news during training camp.
I want to thank Islanders fans near and far for giving me three of the most fun and rewarding years of my adult life. I loved every day that I had the opportunity to write about your hockey team and will really miss doing this. It's just time for me to turn the page and focus on other things.
As I tell everyone in the business, the success of Point Blank has little to do with the writer and just about everything to do with one of the most passionate and underrated fan bases in pro sports. That's why I hope SNY, incredible partners and friends of mine at every level, continues its Islanders coverage.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. I hope we provided some insight into the Islanders' rebuilding program and that you'll be able to see the team take those exciting next steps very soon. If there is any small way I can contribute to helping the Islanders stay in Nassau or in a nearby New York community in which they can thrive, count me in.
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- Albinism - Albinism Fellowship
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- Marfan Syndrome - Marfan Association UK
- Monocular vision - OneVision. You can also download our monocular vision factsheet (Word, 233 KB) for more information and answers to some frequently asked questions.
- Micro and Anophthalmia Childrens Society
- Neurofibromatosis Association UK
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- SILA - the Sarcoidosis Charity
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I have two keys to giveaway, don't have time to play the game so might as well let someone else do so. PM me for keys, long time members get priority.
I have two keys to giveaway, don't have time to play the game so might as well let someone else do so. PM me for keys, long time members get priority.
Pro tip, go to mmorpg and grab one of like 5000 beta keys... lol
I don't see any Collision Detector with pve monsters at all..
Wow, what a horribly mediocre game.
The whole game feels so uninspired. It's well made but nothing more than mediocre, unfortunately.
The combat system is a product of this uninspiredness .. it's not as active/fun as skyrim, neither it is real non target combat like in other games (for example c9/dragonnest).
Really disappointed of this so far, definitely not worth paying monthly.
I tried really hard today to like this game. Cuz some of my guildies play it and will be there at launch.
But... alas. Gah. Nope. Couldn't bring myself to like it.
All I can say after reading true all the comments here all I can say you guys makes fish sticks looks smarter and you whine more than people in Call of duty when you kill them with a noob tube. No wonder some game devs never listen to there fans when they have nothing to say mmore than it´s a bad game and not pointing out why. On other forums I even here people complain that it´s not like skyrim well duh first of it´s a mmo second of it´s a whole new game in the Elder Scroll series and not a remake of skyrim as a mmo and third if you wanna play Skyrim online there is a buggy mod for it.
It makes me sad gamer´s today get less smarter and more whinier by the year.
One last word BETA google it maybe you learn what it is.
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