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1 2 3 Student Yearbook Guideby Gary Lundgren Martha Akers Dr Gloria Eastman
Learn how creating a school yearbook teaches valuable life skills in business and creative arts.
10 Buildings That Changed Americaby Dan Protess Geoffrey Baer
10 Buildings that Changed America tells the stories of ten influential works of architecture, the people who imagined them, and the way these landmarks ushered in innovative cultural shifts throughout our society. The book takes readers on a journey across the country and inside these groundbreaking works of art and engineering. The buildings featured are remarkable not only for aesthetic and structural reasons, but also because their creators instilled in them a sense of purpose and personality that became reflected in an overarching sense the American identity.Edited by the staff of WTTW, the Chicago PBS affiliate that is the most-watched public television station in the country, 10 Buildings will be released alongside the national broadcast of an hour-long special by the same name. This television event will be promoted over digital media, on-ground events, and educational initiatives in schools, and the book will be a significant component to all of these elements.10 Buildings retells the shocking, funny, and even sad stories of how these buildings came to be. It offers a peek inside the imaginations of ten daring architects who set out to change the way we live, work, and play. From American architectural stalwarts like Louis Sullivan and Frank Lloyd Wright, to modern revolutionaries like Frank Gehry and Robert Venturi, this book examines the most prominent buildings designed by the most noteworthy architects of our time.Also profiled are Americans less noted for their architectural acumen, but no less significant for their contributions to the field. Thomas Jefferson, a self-taught architect, is profiled for designing the iconic Virginia State Capitol. Taking its inspiration from ancient Rome, America's first major public building forged a philosophical link between America and the world's earliest democracies. Similarly, Henry Ford employed Albert Kahn to design a state-of-the-art, innovative factory for Ford's groundbreaking assembly line. Reinforced concrete supported massive, open rooms without any interior dividing walls, which yields the uninterrupted space that was essential for Ford's sprawling continuous production setups. What's more, Kahn considered the needs of workers by including astonishingly modern large windows and louvers for fresh air.The design of each of these ten buildings was completely monumental and prodigious in its time because of the architect's stylistic or functional innovations. Each was also highly influential, inspiring a generation or more of architects, who in turn made a lasting impact on the American landscape. We see the legacy of architects like Mies van der Rohe or H.H. Richardson all around us: in the homes where we live, the offices where we work, our public buildings, and our houses of worship. All have been shaped in one way or another by a handful of imaginative, audacious, and sometimes even arrogant individuals throughout history whose bold ideas have been copied far and wide. 10 Buildings is the ideal collection to detail the flashes of inspiration from these architects who dared to strike out on their own and design radical new types of buildings that permanently altered our environmental and cultural landscape.
The 10 Cent Chocolate Tubby Mike Mcgann
10 Cent Chocolate Tub will take you back to the 1950's and 1960s when life was uncomplicated. There were three channels to watch on a black and white television set showing Sid Caesar, Bishop Fulton J. Sheen, Howdy Doody, Milton Berle, fifteen minutes of Nat King Cole, The Lone Ranger and The Toast of The Town. Radio stations were AM only and played Elvis Presley, Doo-Wop music, Frank Sinatra, Doris Day, Patti Page, Chubby Checker and The Four Seasons, long before The Beatles came to America. The small things in life were exciting to a city boy who grew up to be a broadcaster, a Vietnam veteran, a minor performer and a dad! Everyone has family stories, crazy relatives, funny incidents, memories of how good things were back then and dreams of how they should be. The 10 Cent Chocolate Tub gets it's name from a huge chocolate ice cream cone sold by Bard's Dairy in the 1950s in Pittsburgh at a time when a young boy, who wore rummage sale clothes and ate surplus cheese, was only allowed a nickel vanilla ice cream now and then. This is about the quest for life's finer things like ice cream anytime you want it, playing the radio loudly, crying at a sad movie, falling in love, heartbreaks, kissing your children goodnight and loving every minute of it.
10-Fold Origamiby Peter Engel
Make world-class origami art in just 10 steps with this beautiful and friendly origami book.Want to add a little Zen to your life? All you need is something to fold and the desire to express yourself! Renowned American origami artist and theorist Peter Engel features a completely original take on a very classic subject in this paper craft book, which features beautiful full-colored illustrations and easy-to-follow diagrams for 26 wide-ranging origami models.A wide variety of finished origami designs, from fun to romantic to functional, awaits you.Origami projects include: 96 page, full-color origami book 26 original origami projects Easy-to-follow directions Helpful diagrams and photographs Paper folding basics and tipsA difficulty rating is assigned to each paper crafts project, so you choose how advanced your next piece will be. For a rewarding craft that calms the spirit and sharpens the mind, look no further than 10-fold Origami.Origami projects include:Pinwheel Sunny Side Up Picture Frame Wedding Ring Goose and Golden Egg
100 American Flagsby Kit Hinrichs Delphine Hirasuna Terry Heffernan
The American flag has been raised high in wartime triumph and peacetime celebration; sewn lovingly onto quilts, caps, pillows, and bags; appropriated by popular culture; and faithfully honored every Fourth of July. This vibrant collection of 100 Stars and Stripes artifacts ranges from Civil War-era banners and Native American braided moccasins to an early 20th-century "friendship" kimono and original flag art by several of the world's leading designers. Destined to captivate folk-art aficionados, history buffs, and collectors, 100 AMERICAN FLAGS provides a stunning visual history of America's most treasured symbol. A timely, patriotic full-color book presenting 100 American flag artifacts from one of the world's most eminent collectors, designer Kit Hinrichs. Selected images from LONG MAY SHE WAVE in an affordable, collectible edition. Election year and wartime keepsake, displaying nonpartisan national pride. From the Hardcover edition.
100 Essential Things You Didn't Know You Didn't Know about Math and the Artsby John D. Barrow
A fascinating exploration of math's connection to the arts. At first glance, the worlds of math and the arts might not seem like comfortable neighbors. But as mathematician John D. Barrow points out, they have a strong and natural affinity--after all, math is the study of all patterns, and the world of the arts is rich with pattern. Barrow whisks us through 100 thought-provoking and often whimsical intersections between math and many arts, from the golden ratios of Mondrian's rectangles and the curious fractal-like nature of Pollock's drip paintings to ballerinas' gravity-defying leaps and the next generation of monkeys on typewriters tackling Shakespeare. For those of us with our feet planted more firmly on the ground, Barrow also wields everyday equations to reveal how many guards are needed in an art gallery or where you should stand to look at sculptures. From music and drama to literature and the visual arts, Barrow's witty and accessible observations are sure to spark the imaginations of math nerds and art aficionados alike.
100 Unforgettable Dressesby Hal Rubenstein
100 Unforgettable Dresses is filled with the stories, secrets, intrigue, and insights behind the most indelible dresses in our collective memories. Featuring looks from the runway, film, television, the red carpet, and the worlds of royalty and politics, this book celebrates the staying power of these gorgeous, sleek, sultry, and outrageous creations as well as the lasting impact they've had in fashion, popular culture, and our own lives. More than two hundred images, a witty, informative text, and exclusive interviews with the designers and the women who wore the dresses reveal the initial spark and captivating drama behind the making of each dress. Also featured throughout are extensive anecdotes and observations about great style makers-Grace Kelly, Audrey Hepburn, Cher, Sarah Jessica Parker, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, and Cate Blanchett-highlighting the conception of their most spectacular looks and examining their lasting influence. Here is the tale of how a canny Gianni Versace helped an unknown Elizabeth Hurley become world famous overnight, thanks to the paparazzi frenzy whipped up by her red-carpet appearance in his now legendary safety-pin dress. Learn about the unique wedding gown Narciso Rodriguez designed exclusively for Caroline Bessette-Kennedy that inspired a whole new generation of brides. Go on the set of Top Hat, where Ginger Rogers's ostrich-feather-laden dress began to molt immediately upon arrival, its flying feathers bringing the film's production to a halt. Of course, the seminal work of exemplary designers-Yves Saint Laurent's Mondrian dress and Christian Lacroix's pouf, Chanel's little black dress and Valentino's infamous red ones, Diane von Furstenberg's iconic wrap and Marc Jacobs's grunge collection-is featured throughout, with plenty of inside information on what inspired the invention of each piece. With its wonderful anecdotes, fascinating facts, and just enough juicy gossip, 100 Unforgettable Dresses is a bewitching read for everyone who enjoys sensational clothes, movies, television, and music. Whether you're a fashion maven, a red-carpet addict, a celebrity tracker, or a pop-culture aficionado, you won't be able to put this book down!
100 Ways to Create Fantasy Figuresby Francis Tsai
100 exciting and ingenious ways to design and draw better fantasy figures - from developing characters to adding costumes, props and backdrops. Hollywood concept designer Francis Tsai shares tips and tricks for creating imaginative figures, giving readers a unique opportunity to gain guidance from a real pro.
100 Ways to Create Fantasy Figuresby Francis Tsai
Presents 100 exciting and ingenious ways to design and draw better fantasy figures--from developing characters to adding costumes, props and backdrops. Hollywood concept designer Francis Tsai shares tips and tricks for creating imaginative figures, giving readers a unique opportunity to gain guidance from a real pro. Highly accessible and featuring a wealth of ideas, this sourcebook includes an inspirational mix of styles and approaches, with influences ranging from Celtic, Greek, Roman, Oriental and Medieval to 19th Century Gothic--something for every fantasy artist!
100 Ways to Make Good Photos Greatby Peter Cope
A practical, accessible guide to turning your good photographs into great ones whether you are shooting on the latest digital SLR or a camera phone! Discover 100 simple and fun ways to improve your photographs both in-camera and through post-processing image manipulation. Every key photographic genre is covered, from perfect portraits and the great outdoors, to travel photos and shooting at night. Filled with inspirational examples of great photographs compared against the more average images, with easy to follow techniques for how you can achieve the same results. Whether you are an aspirational amateur wanting to make your photographs even better, or an enthusiastic beginner who just wants to produce more satisfying results, 100 Ways to Make Good Photographs Great will provide you with useful professional tips and techniques to take your photography to the next level.
100 Ways to take better Landscape Photographsby Guy Edwardes
100 Ways to Improve Your Landscape Photographs is an easy-reference guide to landscape photography; packed with practical advice and stunning photos this book will help and inspire photographers of all levels. This is a simple and comprehensive trouble-shooting guide to landscape photography. The book is divided into themed sections and features simple explanations of techniques, which will help both beginners and more advanced photographers get the results they want. The thematic sections cover all areas of landscape photography, including coastal, panoramic and seasonal, as well as lighting effects, composition and exposure.
100 Ways to Take Better Landscape Photographsby Guy Edwardes
100 Ways to Improve Your Landscape Photographs is an easy-reference guide to landscape photography; packed with practical advice and stunning photos this book will help and inspire photographers of all levels. This is a simple and comprehensive trouble-shooting guide to landscape photography. the book is divided into themed sections and features simple explanations of techniques, which will help both beginners and more advanced photographers get the results they want. The thematic sections cover all areas of landscape photography, including coastal, panoramic and seasonal, as well as lighting effects, composition and exposure.
100 Ways to Take Better Nature & Wildlife Photographsby Guy Edwardes
This guide is suitable for all levels of photographers. 100 Ways to Take Better Nature and Wildlife Photographs features 100 practical and inspiring tips on every aspect of the genre. Guy Edwardes' breath-taking pictures accompany his eas-to-follow advice on a wide range of subjects from capturing the actions of large mammals to snapping wild birds and flowers in the garden.With tips on everything from technique to composition, coping with extreme field conditions to Photoshop software manipulation, this is an invaluable guide for anyone with a passion for photography of the natural world.
100 Ways to Take Better Portrait Photographsby Daniel Lezano Bjorn Thomassen
100 Ways to Take Better Portrait Photographs is a practical and informative guide to every aspect of portrait photography from informal pictures of family and friends to professional studio techniques. It contains:Straightforward, practical tips and adviceOver 100 inspirational portrait photographsInvaluable digital manipulation techniquesWhether you're earning a living as a professional portraitist or snapping informal social shots just for fun, this latest reference volume offers clearly presented advice on the many aspects of digital and film portraiture:Composition and posingOutdoor and studio portraitsFashion, glamour and beauty shotsGroup portraits - family, social, corporate and business
100 Ways to Take Better Portrait Photographsby Daniel Lezano Bjørn Thomassen
100 Ways to Take Better Portrait Photographs is a practical and informative guide to every aspect of portrait photography from informal pictures of family and friends to professional studio techniques. It contains: Straightforward, practical tips and advice Over 100 inspirational portrait photographs Invaluable digital manipulation techniques Whether you're earning a living as a professional portraitist or snapping informal social shots just for fun, this latest reference volume offers clearly presented advice on the many aspects of digital and film portraiture: Composition and posing Outdoor and studio portraits Fashion, glamour and beauty shots Group portraits - family, social, corporate and business
101 Design Methods: A Structured Approach for Driving Innovation in Your Organizationby Vijay Kumar
The first step-by-step guidebook for successful innovation planning Unlike other books on the subject, 101 Design Methods approaches the practice of creating new products, services, and customer experiences as a science, rather than an art, providing a practical set of collaborative tools and methods for planning and defining successful new offerings. Strategists, managers, designers, and researchers who undertake the challenge of innovation, despite a lack of established procedures and a high risk of failure, will find this an invaluable resource. Novices can learn from it; managers can plan with it; and practitioners of innovation can improve the quality of their work by referring to it.
101 Knife Designsby Murray Carter
Great designs, great knives! In 101 Knife Designs, join master smith Murray Carter as he reveals the successful traits of knife designs that have lasted throughout history. Knife enthusiasts and knife makers alike will learn to: Identify common traits in great knives. Understand how to apply them to new knife design. For the first time ever, Carter shares details of his personal collection of successful patterns--created and perfected over decades of designing and making knives. Dazzling, full-color images of completed knives--from renowned photographer Hiro Soga--provide inspiration and direction as you apply these principles to create your own custom knife designs. With 101 Knife Designs, you, too, can make practical knives that will become cherished keepsakes.
101 Knife Designsby Murray Carter
Great designs, great knives! In 101 Knife Designs, join master smith Murray Carter as he reveals the successful traits of knife designs that have lasted throughout history. Knife enthusiasts and knife makers alike will learn to: Identify common traits in great knives. Understand how to apply them to new knife design. For the first time ever, Carter shares details of his personal collection of successful patterns--created and perfected over decades of designing and making knives. Dazzling, full-color images of completed knives--from renowned photographer Hiro Soga--provide inspiration and direction as you apply these principles to create your own custom knife designs. With 101 Knife Designs, you, too, can make practical knives that will become cherished keepsakes.
101 Places in Italy: A Private Grand Tourby Francis Russell
"The author has achieved the near impossible...a must-squeeze-into-hand-baggage or the back pack."--House and Garden"A minor classic."--The Times Literary SupplementThis personal, and wonderfully well-informed, selection of the most rewarding towns, cities, villages, and individual monuments in Italy is the definitive guidebook for the discerning traveler. The author has been visiting Italy, for study, for work, and for pleasure, for over fifty years, and is the perfect companion for those who want to know about more than the obvious attractions.As well as comprehensively covering the finest sights in the major tourist centers of Rome, Florence, Venice, and elsewhere, Francis Russell discusses and describes the neglected, or little-known, masterpieces that are still to be found the length and breadth of the Italian peninsula. In a book that will educate and astonish the expert as surely as it will guide and inform the first-time visitor, the author chooses and explores palaces and gardens, city squares and lonely churches, frescoes and altarpieces, great museums and tiny ruins that together provide a richly textured portrait of a country where the history and patterns of civilization lie more thickly than anywhere else on earth.This book will immeasurably enhance and enrich the visitor's experience of the most visited country in the world, by virtue of its sensitivity, its wisdom, and its deep knowledge, and by means of its vivid, eloquent, and entertaining exposition.Francis Russell was educated at Oxford. He is deputy chairman of Christies and specializes in Old Master and Italian paintings.
101 Things I Learned In Architecture Schoolby Matthew Frederick
2008 Silver Award Winner, Architecture Category, Independent Publisher Book Awards. and Winning entry, General Trade Illustrated Category, in the 2008 New England Book Show sponsored by Bookbuilders of Boston. This is a book that students of architecture will want to keep in the studio and in their backpacks. It is also a book they may want to keep out of view of their professors, for it expresses in clear and simple language things that tend to be murky and abstruse in the classroom. These 101 concise lessons in design, drawing, the creative process, and presentation--from the basics of "How to Draw a Line" to the complexities of color theory--provide a much-needed primer in architectural literacy, making concrete what too often is left nebulous or open-ended in the architecture curriculum. Each lesson utilizes a two-page format, with a brief explanation and an illustration that can range from diagrammatic to whimsical. The lesson on "How to Draw a Line" is illustrated by examples of good and bad lines; a lesson on the dangers of awkward floor level changes shows the television actor Dick Van Dyke in the midst of a pratfall; a discussion of the proportional differences between traditional and modern buildings features a drawing of a building split neatly in half between the two. Written by an architect and instructor who remembers well the fog of his own student days, 101 Things I Learned in Architecture Schoolprovides valuable guideposts for navigating the design studio and other classes in the architecture curriculum. Architecture graduates--from young designers to experienced practitioners--will turn to the book as well, for inspiration and a guide back to basics when solving a complex design problem.
101 Things to Learn in Art Schoolby Kit White
Artist and teacher White delivers and develops art school lessons, striking an instructive balance between technical advice and sage concepts. These 101 maxims, meditations, and demonstrations offer both a toolkit of ideas for the art student and a set of guiding principles for the artist.
101 Things You Didn't Know About Ann Arbor, Michigan (But Are About To Find Out)by Horace Woodhouse
After you've browsed through this little book, you will better understand why Ann Arbor has a greater quirk quotient than most places. To prove his point, your curious author has dug up bits of esoterica - odd, amusing, and little-known strands that make up the city's variegated fabric. Sure, you live here, but how much do you really know about Ann Arbor? Can you name your hometown football legends, Playboy Magazine playmates, 1960s radicals, NASA astronauts, the local boxer who fought Jack Dempsey, the brainy UM graduate who attempted the perfect crime, or the local girl who flirted with Humphrey Bogart in "The Big Sleep"? Who was the native industrialist who helped build the Panama Canal? Or the Ann Arborite who created the world's largest technology company? How did a border dispute lead to the greatest rivalry in college football? Where is the city's only Frank Lloyd Wright-designed house? What is Ann Arbor's connection a Presidential assassination? Readers learn the answers to these intriguing questions and much, much more. Fascinating tangents and tidbits in purposely random sequence (with generous cross-references) create a ready-to-explore trail of knowledge about Ann Arbor and its environs, informing and entertaining, correcting myths and misconceptions, mostly revealing an unexpected treasure trove that brings a culture and a place into sharp focus.
101 Things You Didn't Know About Da Vinciby Cynthia Phillips Shana Priwer
Everybody knows Leonardo da Vinci painted the Mona Lisa, drew that famous guy inside a circle, and-oh yeah-has something to do with that code, too. But what about the man behind the myth? Although he's incredibly famous for his artistic achievements, most people don't know much about this genius's life. 101 Things You Didn't Know about Da Vinci takes a fun, fresh look at the master, from his less-than-illustrious origins as an illegitimate child, to his later years hobnobbing with popes, dukes, and kings. This engaging volume is your ticket to all sorts of off-beat tidbits, including how and why: 1. Leonardo developed a backwards writing code, to keep his ideas secret. 2. The Italian military swiped the bronze for one of Leonardo's sculptures. 3. Catholic monks filed a lawsuit against Leonardo over the Virgin of the Rocks. And more! Full of the unexpected, this book takes you beyond the hearsay and hype, proving that when it comes to Leonardo Da Vinci, fact really is stranger than fiction!
101 Top Techniques for Artistsby Saa
101 Top Techniques for Artists is a colourful compendium packed full of practical tips and techniques by 101 of today's most popular leading artists. Each technique is presented in clear, simple step-by-step instructions that describe how to complete the project yourself, including a full list of materials and detailed images to guide you along the way.Divided into seven chapters that cover watercolours, acrylics, oils, pastels, drawing and mixed media, this handy book is bursting with some of the most popular styles and subjects, designed to showcase the very best of artistic abilities available to help develop your own creative streak.All contributors featured in this book are professional artists belonging to the SAA, who together with a global community of over 46,000 other members, make up the world's largest and friendliest art society. Whether you're a beginner, an improver or a professional, there's something new to learn for everyone in this comprehensive collection.
101 top tips for black & white digital photographyby John Beardsworth
John Beardsworth breaks the art of black and white photography down into easily-understood and quickly applied tips and tricks that photographers at any level will find useful.
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Collaborators: Jerome Olagne and Sophie Caillard have equally contributed to this work. Marcellin L: Pathology Department, Parissiadis A: Etablissement Français du sang, Strasbourg, France. Thierry A, Goujon JM, Jollet I: Poitiers University Hospital, France. Ducloux D, Félix S, Chabot J: Besancon University Hospital, France. Essig M, Paraf F: Limoges University Hospital, France. Frimat L, Champigneulle J, Perrier P: Nancy University Hospital, France. Etienne I, François A: Rouen University Hospital, France. Legris T, Moal V, Daniel L: Marseille University Hospital, France. Toupance O, Diebold D, Tabarry T: Reims University Hospital, France. Moal MC, Doucet L: Brest University Hospital, France. Heng AE, Kemeny JL, Quainon F: Clermont-Ferrand University Hospital, France. Rivalan J, Rioux-Leclerc N: Rennes University Hospital, France. Rondeau E, Callard P: Tenon Hospital, Paris, France.
Post-transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorders: Determination of Donor/Recipient Origin in a Large Cohort of Kidney Recipients
Version of Record online: 12 MAY 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-6143.2011.03544.x
©2011 The Authors Journal compilation©2011 The American Society of Transplantation and the American Society of Transplant Surgeons
American Journal of Transplantation
Volume 11, Issue 6, pages 1260–1269, June 2011
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Olagne, J., Caillard, S., Gaub, M. P., Chenard, M. P. and Moulin, B. (2011), Post-transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorders: Determination of Donor/Recipient Origin in a Large Cohort of Kidney Recipients. American Journal of Transplantation, 11: 1260–1269. doi: 10.1111/j.1600-6143.2011.03544.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 6 JUN 2011
- Version of Record online: 12 MAY 2011
- Received 27 October 2010, revised 06 march 2011 and accepted for publication 06 march 2011
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- kidney transplantation;
- microsatellites;
- post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorders;
- tumoral cell origin
Although in previous studies most post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorders (PTLD) were reported to derive from recipient cells, some cases derived from donor lymphocytes have been reported. To provide a better description of the features and outcome of PTLD according to the origin of the lymphoma, we performed histologic and molecular studies of PTLD in kidney recipients. Forty-three specimens were analyzed by histochemistry, fluorescent hybridization of the Y chromosome and analysis of multiple short tandem repeat microsatellite loci. Sixteen tumors were shown to be of donor origin and 27 of recipient origin. Time to PTLD was shorter in donor-derived PTLDs (20±27 vs. 69±67 months, p = 0.013). Ten-year patient survival was similar among patients with recipient- and donor-derived PTLD, but when PTLD-related mortality was analyzed, there was a trend to better survival in patients with donor lymphomas. Among the 21 PTLDs localized in the allograft, 14 lymphomas were of donor origin and seven of recipient origin. No difference was found between the two groups. Our analysis of the origin of PTLDs in the largest cohort studied to date with a description of the clinical and histological characteristics of donor and recipient PTLDs should lead to a better understanding of lymphomagenesis.

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Was told after getting an inspection of my brakes and having symptoms of high-pitch squealing and pedal going very low to floor, but they still work (just not as well as before)that the master cylinder and possibly the booster was defective and needed replacing. However, on this site I read that a code light should come on for bad master cylinder. Also, how much should it cost for a complete repair of a master cylinder and booster?
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1 Convent of Christ Window
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The work of architect Diogo de Arruda between 1510 and 1513, this is the most striking example of the Manueline style anywhere in Portugal. From the roots of a cork-oak, supported by the bust of a captain, springs forth a twisting decoration that cli..
2 Charola dos Templarios
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Built in the 12C in emulation of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, this two-storey rotunda structure is internally octagonal and supported on eight pillars; a vaulted ambulatory separates the inner core from a polygonal (sixteen-sided) e..
3 Convento de Cristo
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Terreiro de Gualdim Pais P - 2300 Tomar
On top of the mound which dominates the town, the 12C walls enclose the buildings of the Convent of Christ whose construction lasted from the 12C to the 17C. This is a veritable museum of Portuguese architecture where the Romanesque, Gothic, Manuelin..
4 Chapel of Nossa Senhora da Conceiçao
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Located halfway up the slope, on the left, going down from the convent towards the town, this is an attractive Renaissance building with delicately sculpted capitals.
5 Church of São João Baptista
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Praça da República P - 2300 Tomar
This is a Gothic building from the end of the 15C entered through a flamboyant doorway of great finesse by an unknown French artist.
6 Synagogue
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R. Joaquim Jacinto 73 P - 2300 Tomar
Built between 1430 and 1460, it was only used as a place of worship until 1497, the date of the expulsion edict for the Jews issued by King Manuel. A Portuguese-Jewish museum is set up there and, in the worship room with its vault resting on pillars,..


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This is a U.S. Remington Model 03-A3, .30-06 bolt-action rifle. As a result of design changes and production adjustments in May of '42, a new rifle was authorized by the U.S. Government which resulted in the Remington 1903A3. The Model 03-A3 remained in production until the end of WWII.
This gun has a scant grip stock with a hand guard and stacking swivel mounted at front end of the stock, behind the bayonet lug. The stacking swivel and front swivel are marked with "R". The rear swivel mount is also marked with "R". The top-front of the barrel has Remington's barrel markings "RA" with the Flaming Bomb and punch mark with "2-43". There is also a "P" proof mark and an "I" stamped on the bottom of the barrel. There are no import stamps on the barrel. The receiver ring is marked "U.S Remington Model 03-A3 with a serial number of 3439196". The top of the bolt handle is marked with appears to be a "3" and the bottom of the bolt handle is marked with "R" in two places (see photos).
The gun has a parkerized finish while the bolt is blue. The gun still retains 80-90% of it's original finish. Some of the finish is scratched and worn on the sides of the barrel and front sight ring base. There are a couple of scratches and a small nick in the floor plate, otherwise the metal is in very good condition (see photos).
It appears that the stock has been refinished. The refinish job is not too bad. The stock has some handling marks here and there with a few divots and scratches but no cracks. The inspector marks that are normally stamped on the bottom-side of the stock have been mostly covered up when the stock was refinished. There are a few illegible stamps in front of the floor plate and the circle "P" is barely visible under the refinish job. The finish is gone from the buttplate and there is some surface rust on the buttplate. A 1" military-style leather sling is mounted on the gun. There are no markings on the stamped floor plate and trigger guard (see photos).
The Remington 03-A3 uses a front flat sight in a ring base and an adjustable wing-type rear sight which is mounted at the rear of the receiver. There don't appear to be any stamps on the front sight ring base or sight. The rear sight has windage and elevation marks on it but no other stamps (see photos).
The bore in the 24" barrel is in very good condition with crisp rifling and no signs of pitting. We did not test-fire this gun, however the gun has good headspace (the bolt does not close on a no-go gauge) and the action is smooth and closes tight. Throat erosion is .003" and muzzle erosion is .002".
Overall the gun is in excellent condition mechanically and very good in appearance. Serial #3439196. STK. #12588.
This 03-A3 is in great shape and would definitely make a good shooter. If you're a fan of these military guns, this one we have here would be a good choice to pick-up as a range shooter or Saturday afternoon shooter at the club.
This is a U.S. Remington Model 03-A3, .30-06 bolt-action rifle. As a result of design changes and production adjustments in May of '42, a new rifle was autho
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All S80 skippers and crews,
We are in urgent need of the loan (or hire) of a RIB or runabout for use as a mark laying boat for the States over the long weekend 28th Feb – 2nd March. Our usual sources of assets have all dried up due to the simultaneous high demand for other sailing events on the river and ocean.
Boats need to be suitable for ocean use and ideally have a minimum of say 50 HP outboard motor. If anyone can help, or knows of anyone who might help, please get in touch with me as soon as possible on 0419 903 583.
Our volunteer mark boat skippers all hold RSTs and are well experienced in small boat handling.
The Association will arrange road or river transport to and from Fremantle and meet all outgoings. Boats will be returned in clean and fully functional condition.
Jeff Crookes
S80 Yacht Association of WA
0419 903 583
S80 - All class – One class
Grand Prix executes a cheeky move to slip under The Next Factor, but Next Factor had the last laugh, winning the race and also the Div 1 Regatta points total.
Leaving the best until last, Dave Walling and his crew sailed a blinder this morning, coping with extremely light and variable conditions at the start better than anyone. By the time the breeze switched to the south and freshened, The Next Factor had established a solid position in the fleet, mixing it with Black Betty and not far behind the TP52, Calm. They finished fourth over the line, just two minutes behind the GP42 Dirty Deeds, to record their fourth win of the 11-race series.
Last year's winner Black Betty did not place today and slipped to third on the points total
Although Calm once again took line honours, the margin was nowhere near what it needed to be and she recorded an eighth place for the second time in the regatta. Last year's winner Black Betty also sailed a very consistent series but when final scores were tallied, The Next Factor was declared the winner of the IRC Division 1 fleet with 18 points, edging out Calm (21) and Black Betty (23). Most agreed that it was IRC racing at its best, and the suggestion to hold a State IRC championship at Geographe Bay was gaining some momentum.
Just Cruisin completed Race Week with a win in the last race and the Div 2 IRC crown
Division 2's IRC handicap, which was painfully close prior to the final race, was won by Tony Carter's Just Cruisin', which gave the yacht a three point buffer over second placed Lithium, sailed by Graeme Monkhouse. A major upset in the Performance Handicap for Division 2 occurred when a second place by Ken Waller's Let's Dance elevated the yacht from 5th place on the leader board to outright winner, beating Denys Pearce's Foundation 36 By & Large on a countback after both finished the series with 21 points. Jamie Weeden's Bull 9000 Wild Bull finally reaped the reward of their hard week when they won today's race.
Denys Pearce was well satisfied with his second place overall - on a countback
Peter Sim's Fidra has been one of the front runners in division three from the start of the week and her third placing today was good enough to win Division 3 with a score of 13 points, ahead of Jim Merton's Cole 32 Omega on 15 points and Rod Turner's Nexus. Omega's win in today's race lifted her from 6th on the leader board to second place.
Wild Bull won the final Div 2 race on performance handicap.
Dorade was virtually untouchable in the Jib & Main division. Even Janet Hornbuckle's first placing today in Fortuosity was not enough to displace the big Sense 50's stronghold on the points table. The final score for Dorade was 6 points. Fortuosity was next on 9 points and French Kiss finished third on 12.
The consensus is that this was the best regatta for some years. Confusion about whether or not the event would run this year may have been partially responsible for the lower than normal entry list, but the 54 competitors who sailed this year were almost unanimous in their approval of the format.
Richard Rowell accepted the Div 1 Trophy on behalf of Dave Walling, flanked by FSC commodore Terry Baker and RPYC commodore Barry Honey
Royal Perth Yacht Club was solely responsible for the on-water program, setting up the notice of race, sailing instructions and organising committee. Mooring and entertainment ashore was left to the Port Geographe Marina, which did a great job in organising entertainment within the marina precinct, including a ladies' luncheon and fashion parade. Fashions by the unique and very talented Sally Young from Bridgetown were a real highlight of the parade. WA Food Ambassador Don Hancey was on hand with a cooking demonstration. This man's passion for West Australian produce is infectious and the morsels he cooked in his demonstration, using his trademark giant frypan, was nothing short of sensational.
When word filters back to the metropolitan skippers who decided to stay at home this year (and it surely will) most will decide that Busselton in February is a great place to be.
And they'd be right!
Janet Hornbuckle's consistent Fortuosity, now third in division 4.
Most fleets will have to wait until the results of the final race to determine the final series winners for each division. Results in most divisions remain remarkably close so we can expect some fireworks in the last race as skippers try to get to the top.
Martin Chambers' Sandale enjoying the conditions in the jib and main fleet
Division 1 IRC has been close throughout the week and with one race to go, single points separate Calm (on 16), The Next Factor (17) and Black Betty (18). Early leader Black Betty elected to go left in the first leg of the second last race of the series and watched helplessly as those who opted for the right picked up big lifts. By the top mark she was fifth to round but in a remarkable comeback, she finished just five seconds behind sister ship Dirty Deeds.
Alan Stein wakes up the finish team on Royal Perth Yacht Club committee boat Challenger, in this close encounter.
Division 2 IRC seems to have boiled down to a two boat race with Tony Carter's First 40 Just Cruisin' leading Graeme Monkhouse's J122 Lithium by two points. Third placed Deckchairs Overboard is three points behind Lithium and still has an outside chance.
Calm bowman Jayden Delfos feeds out the kite as they round the top mark.
In Division 2 Performance Handicap, Neil Harrison's Deckchairs Overboard leads on 16 points, from Just Cruisin' and the Foundation 36 By & Large, sailed by Denys Pearce, equal on 18 points.
The Next Factor holding down second place in the hot IRC fleet by a single point
Division 3 Cruising Fleet sees Gordon & Di Dunbar's Spritzig 2 sharing the lead with Rod Turner's Nexus with Fidra a point away in third. Their tussle in the final race should be interesting.
Glenn McNally's Foundation 36 Grand Prix finished second in Race 8.
The Sense 50 Dorade posted another win in the second last passage race and heads the table by three points over French Kiss – the most comfortable position for any fleet leader.
Weather for the final race on Friday morning is forecast to be light and south easterly.
The first attempt to run a morning race in this year's Geographe Bay Race Week did not start well. A low tide left the TP52 Calm hard aground near the marina entrance. It took four big men at the end of the boom and a halyard attached to an inflatable chase boat with two 250hp motors on the back to finally drag the big boat into deep water.
Once all yachts arrived at their respective start lines (passage races and windward/leeward races are started in separate areas) races started well, but as the morning wore on the breeze lightened off until by midday, it was non-existent.
Div 2 Start
Tailenders in Division 1's second race were badly disadvantaged as the breeze died while they were on their final leg, leaving them to sail painfully slowly to the line knowing that those in front of them had already finished in reasonable breeze. On the passage race courses, the action simply stopped for some time until the sea breeze wafted over the Bay an hours or so later.
Div 2 Kites heading for the jetty
Craig and Janette Hansen's magnificent Buizen 52 Napea dealt with the crisis better than most. Fully air conditioned, the crew was very comfortable while fellow competitors sweltered, and to add to their comfort, they cooked up a lamb roast and baked a loaf of fresh bread in the yacht's breadmaker. This is racing at its finest!
Division 1 eventually completed three races, with Dave Walling's The Next Factor winning two of them and Calm taking the third. Attention is starting to turn to the points table, where Black Betty heads the table from Calm, but the scores are awfully tight at this, the mid-point of the regatta.
Jim Merton's Cole 32 Omega with a kite he built himself a couple of weeks ago.
The hot line honours favourite in Division 2, David Clifton's Eftel, retired in the light breeze, leaving Lithium with line honours on IRC and Doug Lawler's Twist n Shout, which is not IRC rated, winning line honours in the performance handicap division. Handicap winners were the Addams Family on IRC, while on performance handicaps, Mark Pitt's Mulberry and Laurie Flynne's Dynamic made it a Beneteau quinella on performance handicap.
Progress points in both sides of the Division 2 fleet are very close. On IRC, Just Cruisin', Addams Family and Lithium are separated by a mere point, while under performance handicap, Lithium, Just Cruisin, By and Large and Deckchairs Overboard are also split by a point.
Black Betty puts the bite on Dirty Deeds but on this occasion could not catch it
Conrad Todd took out Division 3 line honours in Stand Aside, but the handicap win went to the well-travelled S&S34 Huckleberry. Don Brooker's Sense 50 Dorade added another fastest time to his tally in the Jib and Main fleet but first place went to French Kiss, followed by Fortuosity.
Wednesday is a lay day and racing resumes on Thursday.
Big boat starts are pretty spectacular.
Noted for its fickle wind conditions at this time of year, Geographe Bay turned it on for the second successive day, with beautifully moderate conditions for a perfect day's sailing.
OBI Wan & Anger
Peter Chappell's new lightweight The Cadillac showed her downwind potential, rounding the second last mark about 200 metres behind The Next Factor and MEII. By the last mark of the course that deficit had been converted into a 300 metre lead. The wily Chappell sailed well below the other two and slowly worked up alongside them, but the pivotal moment came when MEII changed to her conventional kite. Signalling the move by setting up the pole some time earlier gave The Next Factor the opportunity to quietly set up for a similar move. While the two of them were engrossed in trimming their sails, The Cadillac slipped past and drew right away. The Next Factor, which had trailed ME II by a few boat lengths, found a way past on the final leg to narrowly claim bragging rights at the finish.
In the end, the performance of these three in the middle of the fleet was of little significance. Black Betty sailed a well judged race to claim first place, followed by Alan Stein's Dirty Deeds and Calm, which once again took line honours after an uncharacteristically ordinary start.
By & Large
Division 2 sailed windward and return races. In the performance handicap section, David Clifton's Swarbrick 125 Eftel proved untouchable, easily taking line honours at each outing.
YWA President Denys Pearce was prominent with second and third placings, while both Just Cruisin and Lithium scored firsts. The leader board in this very popular division is now very cramped and handicapping has been superb. Just 15 seconds separated Just Cruisin and y and Large in the first race while Paul King's Obi-Wan was only 11 seconds back in third.
The Next Factor & Cadillac
A delighted Rod Turner returned first and fastest in Division 3's passage race. His Farr 11.6 leading home all comers. Gordon and Diana Dunbar's Spritzig 2was second and the very consistent Jim Merton's Cole 32 Omega was third.
ME2 & The Next Factor
Don Brooker's Beneteau Sense 50 Dorade was too good in the jib and main fleet and claimed first and fastest. Jean-Philippe Hanriot's little French Kiss was next, with the crew communicating in rapid-fire French. Janet Hornbuckle finished second over the line and third on handicap.
The Horse has Bolted...
Organisers have planned the regatta to avoid the infamous noonday lull. The first two days of racing began at 1:30pm, by which time the afternoon breeze had kicked in, while day 3 is set down to start at 9:30am, hopefully finishing before the breeze drops out.
The Division 1 IRC fleet started Geographe Bay Race Week with a trio of windward/leeward races and if the results of the day's racing set the tone for the week, we are in for some very tight racing indeed. Each of the three races was won by a different boat and only Gary McNally's Black Betty managed to score a podium finish in all three races.
Peter Hickson's colourful ME II won the first race by a margin of just 18 seconds. The Ker 39 is showing great uphill speed and was snapping at the heels of the 42 footers at times. The Foundation 36 Grand Prix was second and Black Betty sailed a very tidy race to finish third, only 9 seconds behind Grand Prix n corrected time.
Calm was untouchable in the second race, sailing great downwind angles and winning by 57 seconds over Black Betty with ME II third.
Black Betty won the final race of the day ahead of David Walling's Farr 40 The Next Factor by a margin of 49 seconds. Calm was third, another 55 seconds behind.
This contest is only just beginning. Peter Chappell's hot full carbon flying machine The Cadillac showed some startling speed downhill today so it will be no surprise to see this boat in the mix as the week rolls on.
There is some beautiful machinery on show in the Jib and Main division, which was won by Don Brooker's Sense 50 Dorade ahead of Martin Chambers Sandale, both Bali Race veterans, with Janet Hornbuckle finishing third.
Premier Blue raced on both IRC and performance handicaps. Alison Stock won the IRC flag with Addams Family second and Graeme Monkhouse's Lithium third. Local sailor Doug Lawler won the performance handicap in Twist'n'Shout. Addams Family and Secret Men's Business sailed by Koombana Bay's Michael Peel, shared second place.
Wild Bull, skippered by Jamie Weeden and with father Bill Weeden, a past commodore of EFYC on board, had a less enjoyable day. A halyard slipping off the sheeve at the masthead required a man to go aloft, and they finished the day with two torn sails in the locker.
The Premier Cruising Green fleet was led home by Gordon and Di Dunbar's Spritzig 2. Rod McGregor's Aida was second and John Wallis' Golden Eagle third. The fleet will be joined tomorrow by Ben Olsthoorn's Mini Transat, Recalculate, which arrived at Geographe Bay from Bunbury while racing was in progress.
Royal Perth Yacht Club's Iberia Race is the feeder race for Geographe Bay Race Week, starting at Fremantle in the twilight hours and finishing in Busselton.
Racing! Farrago closes the door.
A moderate sailing breeze from the south west, under a blanket of low cloud highlighted by the setting sun, gave competitors a nice easy start as they headed to sea. Conditions freshened as the fleet worked its way south, until between 2 and 3am, when it dropped momentarily and kicked back in at 35 knots plus, coming straight from the Busselton Jetty.
Calm won line honours, and the IRC trophy with a 33 minute margin.
"We were a bit lucky when the change came, because we had almost reached Bunbury," said Calm skipper Andrew Harry, "but it was hard work tacking all the way to the finish."
Dubbo White and Todd Giraudo in the new Jeanneau 3600 Kraken.
Laurie Flynne's Dynamic hit the change near Mandurah, and along with all the yachts around her, sailed in wet, cool and windy conditions for more than half the length of the journey.
Calm took line honours in a little over 12 hours. "Eight hours to get to Bunbury and four hours of belting into headwinds to the finish," lamented Andrew Harry. His need not have worried because Calm won IRC by a whopping 33 minutes ahead of the Ker 39 ME II sailed by Peter Hickson. Anthony Kirke's Farr 40 Enterprise was third.
Tony Carter's Just Cruisin' shot out of the blocks at the start and went on to win the Division 2 treble – line honours, IRC and YAH. Peter Vlaar's modified Farr 2 tonner Farrago was second on both handicaps after a very loud slanging match on the start line where Farrago squeezed Sand Crab's Disco out at the boat end. Nexus was third on IRC and Fourth Dimension was third on YAH.
Just Cruisin' settles down for the long haul south.
David "Dubbo" White wondered what all the fuss was about when he was asked about the weather conditions. With the experience of a Sydney Hobart race to draw on, Todd Giraudo's new Jeanneau 3600 handled the conditions easily with her two man crew and finished more than half an hour ahead of the much larger Farrago.
Thanks to Bernie Kaaks for the words & images
Top day of sailing on the river last Saturday. All clubs doing combined fleet windward / leeward racing. The seabreeze filled in to well over 20kts, some great close action.
Here's some crazy wet-@rse sportsboat action from Indecent Haste
David Gilmour, Will Mackenzie, Luke Payne, Peter Nicholas and Ed Powys
After being postponed from December the final event of 2014 Alpari World Match Racing Tour is underway in a new venue, Johor Bahru, Malysia. Johor sits at the Southern corner of Malaysia, just North of Singapore and is separated by 2 miles of sea, known as the Johor Straits - the area which we will be sailing.
Team Gilmour has been taking some down time from match racing over the last few months, however everyone has been busy sailing everywhere around the globe. David and Ed have been busy competing in the 49er circuit, including the Australian and Oceanic Champs and more recently in the ISAF World Cup event in Miami. Luke competed in the Melges 32 Worlds in Miami and Pete and Will both competed in and won the Kings Cup in Thailand.
We are excited to be back at the Monsoon Cup, particularly at the new venue. We reunited last week for some training in Perth before heading up to Johor for some training on the Strait. We sail the Foundation 36 yachts that they will be using here regularly in Perth and have won a number of events on these boats in the past, so feel comfortable heading into racing.
The Monsoon Cup is the most important event of the World Tour, being worth double points and non-discardable. We are looking forward to the racing and feel confident for a good result and the opportunity to move up the leader board on the Alpari World Match Racing Tour standings.
The venue, situated directly in front of a large high-rise development will provide some very interesting and difficult shifty racing.
Teams competing this week.
Taylor Canfield (ISV)
Mathieu Richard (FRA)
Phil Robertson (NZL)
David Gilmour (AUS)
Jeremy Koo (MAL)
Eric Monnin (SUI)
Jonnie Berntsson (SWE)
Bjorn Hansen (SWE)
Pierre Antoin-Morvan (FRA)
Ian Williams (GBR)
Maximillian Soh (SIN)
Keith Swinton (AUS)
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While the 49ers are a popular pick to win a vulnerable NFC West, a web site that has found it's niche crunching NFL numbers isn't so sure.
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4. San Francisco: 6.1 wins, 3 percent chance of Super Bowl contention
Among concerns from their analysis: Alex Smith fared well only against weak competition, the 49ers defense is due for a letdown and the odds are stacked against two rookies making an immediate impact on the offensive line that needs big-time help.
Even one of the things the 49ers point to for optimism – an offensive coordinator in place back-to-back seasons – raises a red flag for the Outsiders. "There's no statistical evidence that having the same coordinator makes a difference,'' Bill Barnwell, the managing editor for the site, said in a phone interview. "Anecdotally, it makes sense, but if it's the same group that isn't good enough, I don't know if it really makes a difference."
The good news for 49ers fans? Because of their willingness to think outside the box, Football Outsiders is sometimes spectacularly wrong. A year ago, for example, they pegged the St. Louis Rams as a team to watch in the NFC West, which was like concluding that the Washington Generals were statistically due to beat the Harlem Globetrotters. The Rams went 1-15. "That one kind of makes me cringe,'' Barnwell said.
On the other hand, Football Outsiders often unearths trends no one else sees coming. For every Rams-type misfire, there is their prediction like last season's bet that Miles Austin, and his 18 career catches, would have a breakout season. Austin delivered with 1,320 yards and 11 touchdowns.
So, back to those 49ers … .
From my conversation with Barnwell, here are four trouble spots as identified by Football Outsiders:
1. The offense has an identity crisis, with a head coach who likes to be able to pound the ball and a quarterback who operates best out of the spread. "It's like they can't decide what they want to do,'' he said.
2. The defense is due for a regression to the mean. The 49ers forced 21 fumbles last season, which the Outsiders see as a statistical outlier unlikely to be duplicated. Ahmad Brooks, for example, forced four fumbles as a backup linebacker – a feat accomplished only twice previously in NFL history. The Outsiders don't see it happening again.
3. The guys up front were dead last in Offensive Line Yards last year. While drafting Anthony Davis and Mike Iupati in the first round was a good move for the long term, rookie linemen are likely to have growing pains. That, plus an early lack of cohesion up front spell trouble.
4. Alex Smith's numbers are deceptive. Smith established a career high with 18 TDs and an 81.5 quarterback rating, but Barnwell argues that he did it against "pretty much every weak defensive team."
A final word, straight from the Almanac:
If the 2010 49ers are to transcend our projections and make any postseason noise, the likelihood is that they'll do so with a defense-first philosophy and an unusual extension of good fortune with personnel and turnovers. But if they take too much away from Alex Smith, they will go against the recent NFL trends that favor wide-open attacks favorable to former spread quarterbacks. Having seen what works with Smith, and with one year left to figure out just how far he can take them, the 49ers' ability to think outside the box and still reinforce Singletary's root principles will be key.


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With Finals Week behind them, the Ducks have narrowed their collective focus to preparing to face Oklahoma State in the Holiday Bowl. The Big 12 Cowboys are an early 4-point favorite, and one Yahoo! Sports poll I saw showed that 80 percent of voters were picking the 'Pokes to win. Clearly, Oregon still has plenty to prove and the early bowl practices thus far have demonstrated that the Ducks are still hungry and anxious to continue their quest for 10 wins.
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The 5 p.m. (PT) Holiday Bowl broadcast on ESPN will feature the network's regular Thursday Night Football crew with Chris Fowler handling play-by-play duties, Craig James and Jesse Palmer providing analysis, and Erin Andrews reporting from the sidelines. It was essentially this crew, with Doug Flutie instead of the former Bachelor Palmer, that called last year's Thursday game when Dennis Dixon went down against Arizona and took UO's national title hopes with him. My take: If Oregon wins, there was some kind of Flutie curse in place last year. If a key Duck is injured and Oklahoma State wins, I'm blaming Fowler or Erin.
Masoli Nearing Record Territory
With 612 rushing yards, Jeremiah Masoli needs just 32 more to tie Reggie Ogburn's UO quarterback record of 644 in a single season, set in 1979. Masoli, who has seen action in 11 games (nine starts), including brief appearances against Washington, Utah State and Boise State, surpassed Dixon's former second-place mark of 583 with his 53-yard effort in the Civil War.
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Masoli finished with regular season as the fourth-best passer in the Pac-10 in terms of passing efficiency, but possibly the most impressive QB stat he had is not one officially tracked by the league. Masoli was the conference's best in ratio between pass attempts and interceptions.
Quarterback, Pass Attempts per INT
Masoli 51.8
Willie Tuitama (ARIZ), 45.5
Rudy Carpenter (ASU), 39.0
Kevin Riley (CAL), 36.8
Mark Sanchez (USC), 33.1
Lyle Moevao (OSU), 29.0
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The Ducks will practice seven more times, including today, before heading to San Diego on Christmas Day. They will have four additional workouts at San Diego State prior to Dec. 30.
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Take your knitting or crocheting along wherever you go with this clever tote, which holds up to eight standard skeins of yarn and keeps them protected from the elements.
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I am determined to learn knitting, this fall & winter. I have cats, and envisioned big problems with them getting into the yarn skeins while I am knitting. I saw this yarn tub and knew this was the solution. I was surprised & pleased to see Dick Blick selling quite a lot of crafting stuff. I like that this tub has the needle holder attached and a shoulder strap to make it convenient for transport.
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Date: Thursday, April 28, 2016
Gina Gerson came home early from work to surprise her little stepsister Amirah with an impromptu day out shopping. As she approached her bedroom she overheard sucking noises and moans and what sounded like a boy's voice. She slowly opened the bedroom door to reveal her sister on her knees sucking her boyfriend's dick. She was appalled and yelled at her in disapproval but once she caught an eyeful of Amirah's boyfriend and his giant cock, the shock turned into surprise and curiosity. She was able to convince her stepsister to have a threesome with him and in exchange she would show her how to pleasure him in ways she wasn't privy to just yet.
Site: Euro Sex Parties
Date: Thursday, August 6, 2015
The girls was sunbathing near the water and were looking super sexy in those bikinis. They were not wearing them for long as they undressed to rub oil all over their succulent bodies. They took a dip in the water, fully naked. Back at the villa, they began to play with each others sweet pussies. Renato joined the party and soon after, they were sucking and fucking his cock. They got their pussies pounded and swallowed down that cream.
Site: Mikes Apartment
Date: Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Amirah Adara got to stay in one of the best Mike's apartment to date. She was spoiled in paradise. We stopped in the early afternoon to she if she was ready to pay some rent. She looked so fresh and bright as the sun out side. We gave her a bikini like no other for a dip in the pool of oasis. The pool and location was almost as perfect as Amirah. She was the icing on the cake for sure. She teased us when she got undressed and in the pool, but that wasn't going to get her a free ride. They stripped and moved inside with excitement as if they were two loved birds on a honeymoon. Make no mistake though Renato knew this was just as much business as it was pleasure. He made sure to tease Amirah with his tongue as much as she teased us with her body. Once her pussy was as wet as the pool Renato slid into her munch box. He fucked her tight swimming hole in all the right ways. He dove back down there a couple of times it was so sweet. He even blew his load inside of her she felted so good. This day in paradise was one to watch a few times over.
Site: Monster Curves
Date: Saturday, February 21, 2015
The incredibly sexy, Amirah, came from Europe to show off her monster curves and get her pussy plowed. She was wearing some sexy lingerie and heels that looked absolutely amazing. Amirah has a huge ass that was fantastic in that tight outfit. She bent over and began playing with her sweet pussy. Amirah got it nice and wet for Mick. He joined the party and quickly stuck his face in her succulent ass. She sat that big round booty on his face while he licked her pussy and asshole. Amirah returned the favor and sucked that cock like only a Euro babe could. She rode that dick like a rodeo, as her big juicy ass bounced all over. Amirah got her pussy drilled, and Mick blasted that man juice all over her pretty face.
Site: Euro Sex Parties
Date: Thursday, September 4, 2014
We were lucky enough this week on Euro Sex Parties to have the combo of Amirah Adara and Ria Rodrigez. These two Euro beauties were super sexy and totally freaky. They set things off by making out and undressing each other. The ladies didn't waste any time getting naked and licking each others pussies. At first chance, they pulled out the dildos and fucked each other with them, as their round juicy asses were in perfect view. The guys joined in, and the party really got started. Ria and Amirah sucked those cocks like only Euro vets could and got their pussies pounded good. In the end, they got that man juice all over their juicy rumps.
Site: Euro Sex Parties
Date: Thursday, December 5, 2013
Amirah invited her friend Tiffany early to the party so she could have some alone time with her. The girls decided to take a bath together which included sensual kissing and pussy licking. After a few minutes of tongue fucking each other, the girls were interrupted by Renato who walked in on them with his hard cock in hand. Amirah and Tiffany simultaneously slobbed on his schlong and then took the action into the living room where Sabby was waiting for them. The guys took turns fucking the beautiful ladies, they even got some backdoor action. Renato and Sabby eventually shot their loads all over the girls.
Site: Euro Sex Parties
Date: Thursday, October 31, 2013
Amirah was getting ready to put her body to the test. And what a body it was! This Hungarian, brunette beauty was fit sexy and flexible. She found yoga the perfect way to put her body and mind into the right place. As she contorted her body into various positions, we could clearly see all her curves and crevices. Choky and Sabby were patiently watching, until she summoned them. Calm and collectively, Amirah took a cock in each hand and started sucking. The Euro boys saw that yoga lived up to the hype, and they gave her body a flexibility and endurance challenge. Amirah passed with flying colors and was rewarded with a mouthful of cum and a coating from her chin to her pussy.
Site: Mikes Apartment
Date: Wednesday, September 18, 2013
Through one of her Hungarian friends Amirah was told of a place she could stay while on holiday. The best part was that she would be able to pay for the rent simply by fucking in front of a camera. Having an extreme love of sex and always up for a good time this apartment sounded perfect. After meeting up with Sabby the two go to the apartment to find JJ. Amirah is dressed to accent off her perfect ass and dark european complexion. She starts showing off her fit and sexy body immediately by bouncing her ass and rubbing her tits. She goes for a quick shower before paying rent and JJ follows her. Amirah continues to show off for the camera. The water glistens accross her perfect, perky tis and amazing ass. JJ makes sure to get some nice closeups as she rubs and cleans her beautiful pussy. Back in the room the action starts and Amirah shows us her experience. She takes every position Sabby throughs with ease, including anal and the pile driver. Eventually Sabby can no longer keep up and he unleashes an unending stream of cum onto Amirah's ass.
Site: Euro Sex Parties
Date: Thursday, November 1, 2012
We found two very hot girls this week while we where driving around. These exotic beauties where super nice and started talking to us right away. They where looking to have some coffee so we invited them over to our place. They where ready for action and we could tell once we got them in the car. They kissed a little and showed us their perfect tits, very hot. Once we got to the apartment, James called Renato and the party was really got going. You dont want to miss one moment of these two hotties taking it every which way and loving it. So so HOT!!
Date: Thursday, July 12, 2012
Choky was in heaven seeing double with Angel and Amirah. They were enjoying an afternoon together and things got frisky pretty quick. Amirah and Angel got into some passionate kissing and heavy petting and of course Choky made sure they had plenty of space to get into it. He let them really get into it and get real horny, then he slid in between them. Choky was like a kid in a candy store with all sorts of goodies to grab and suck on.


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(CNN) -- A powerful typhoon churned westward Friday toward the Philippines, as flood-ravaged regions of the nation struggled to recover from a typhoon that slammed into the country just four days earlier, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center said.
Tropical Storm Mitag, with sustained winds of up to 105 mph (169 kph) and gusts of 127 mph (204 mph), was poised to hit the southern portion of Luzon, the northernmost of the island groups in the Philippines, sometime this weekend, forecasters said.
As of 2:20 a.m., (5:20 p.m. ET), Mitag, called Mina in the Philippines, was about 400 miles (645 kilometers) east of Manila, the Joint Typhoon Warning Center said.
Earlier this week, Tropical Storm Hagibis, called Lando in the Philippines, struck Visayas and Mindanao, the central and southern island groups of the archipelago nation, setting off floods and landslides, the Philippine government reported on its Web site. The storm killed least 10 people, the government said.


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