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Kevin Brekke: If you own any, it might seem that gold stocks have been underwater for a long time, and that the bull market is over.
Yet, the chart below tells me that likely as not, those with the courage to buy when others panic will be the big winners in gold.
It shows that those who bought gold stocks in '74-'75 when everyone else was buying eventually made money…. but those who bought when others were selling in '76 went on to make a killing.
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So recently, while veteran gold investors are little concerned and see the markdowns as a buying opportunity, it's raised the ire of more than a few newer investors.
The extent and duration of the selloff in gold equities has spurred much speculation about the health of the trend, summed up neatly as, "Does it mean the bull market is over?"
Hardly. And for one fundamental reason that we at Casey Research – especially Jeff Clark in BIG GOLD – have stated more than once:
The drivers for gold are far from over, which will eventually propel stock prices higher.
History shows that lagging equities during a gold bull market are par for the course.
The chart below, comparing the current gold equities downturn with the one experienced during the middle of the last great gold bull market of the '70s, shows a similarity;
From April 1973 through July 1976, gold stocks as a group initially tripled in value – and then gave it all back.
You can see that the latest retracement is very similar in nature, though the initial climb was smaller and the downfall shorter.
It goes without saying that sentiment for gold stocks during the two-year selloff that commenced in 1974 was abysmal. Worry grew as stocks got cheaper and cheaper – and then cheaper still.
Even though the gold price was also falling, cries that the bull market in gold stocks was over grew. It seemed there was no money to be made in gold stocks.
Sound familiar?
Ultimately, the selloff did not end the trend. Gold resumed its climb in early 1976, and gold stocks mimicked the ascent.
Then, in 1979, the mania started for both precious metals and the equities, culminating in the blow-off top of January 1980.
In retrospect, that 40-month retracement was one big fake-out.
My personal takeaway from this chart: those with the mettle to buy when others take flight will be the big winners this time, too.
As in any investment, knowledge is key. Sure, the buyers in '74-'75 made money eventually. But those who bought when others were selling in '76 did far better.


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It's a 15-minute drive, door-to-door, from Allison Silver's apartment on the Lower East Side to the corner of First Avenue and 14th Street on the far east side of Manhattan. Silver, a teacher who has taken time off from teaching to raise her three young sons, makes the trip five mornings each week. Monday to Friday she drops off 3-year-old son Nachum at the 14th Street Y, where he is enrolled for the second year, in a pre-K program. When Silver reaches the Y at 9 a.m., she greets staff members and other young mothers in the lobby and Nachum slaps high five with the security guard at the front desk, before mom and son get in the elevator. Then Nachum spends the day in supervised play before Silver, who has left for several hours of family errands, picks him up at 3:30 p.m. This scene repeats itself dozens of time each day at the Y, the building's halls crowded with baby carriages and the sounds of kids. Not that many years ago, it seemed a fantasy. In the 1980s, the Y offered mostly standard fare like writer's workshops, Jewish comedy nights and health seminars for retirees. In the 1990s, the Y was dying, the building nearly empty; neither young families nor senior citizens were coming for programs. The institution was about to be closed. Today, 11 years after it came under the auspices of the Educational Alliance, the Y is thriving, crowded from early morning until late night with people singing and dancing and studying and sweating. Today, the once-struggling Y is in excellent financial shape. Today, the Y is at the center of the post-9/11 revival of Jewish life in Lower Manhattan, the home to scores of activities and to the Downtown Kehillah, the umbrella group for a dozen local Jewish institutions. Today, above all, the 14th Street Y is forward thinking. Its display cases hold splashy notices for typical summer camps, and for such atypical events as "Cartoon Jews: A Night of Sweet & Subversive Jewish Animation," "Balagan Boogaloo" and the Yom Kippur "5768 Forgive Me Filmathon." The Y, according to its mission statement, offers "a distinctive downtown point of view, emphasizing excellence, innovation, creativity and a questioning spirit." "The community is pushing us," says Stephen Hazan Arnoff, the Y's new executive director, whose appointment symbolizes the changes at the 42-year-old institution. "It's a real reflection of this generation." Arnoff's background is in the arts — he previously served as managing editor of the online and print publication Zeek, and director of Artists Networks and Programming at the Makor/Steinhardt Center of the 92nd Street Y — and not in administration. The "community" he is talking about is primarily Manhattan's Jewish community south of 23rd Street. Once viewed as a fringe part of New York Jewry, it, like much of Lower Manhattan, has undergone a demographic and financial renaissance in the last six years, the beneficiary of private and public money poured into the area since the attacks of 9/11, which had a chilling effect on the local economy. From Murray Hill to the Lower East Side, from the West Village to Battery Park, the number of Jewish residents has steadily risen in the last few years (Jewish officials offer anecdotal evidence but no hard population figures), fueling the increase in the Y's membership rolls. It serves some 25,000 people each year. "The logical place for people to come is downtown," Arnoff says. "This part of town is traditionally funky." The demographic increase, observers say, is mostly young families and singles, but growing numbers of seniors are also moving in and taking part in multi-generational Y programming. Arnoff is also talking about the non-Jewish community that uses the Y. Like many Ys and JCCs around the country, it opens its doors, especially the doors of its physical education facilities, to non-Jews who live in the area. The Y has established a special outreach to the substantial Japanese-American population in the nearby West Village. "It's a very pluralistic place," Arnoff says. "For us," says Robin Bernstein, Educational Alliance president and CEO, "pluralism is not just Orthodox, Conservative and Reform — pluralism is black and Hispanic and Asian." To reach its new members and potential members, the Y has reinvented itself, sprucing up its five-story building, expanding its schedule, adding classes and asserting its new identity with a bold, four-color logo. "I think it's important for any business to be able to brand itself," Arnoff says. "Jewish life has reinvented itself. We are an example of it," he says. "The Y is an ever-changing institution, by definition." To introduce himself to the membership, Arnoff recently set up three meet-and-greet events geared to three major segments of the Y's clientele: a Friday afternoon Oneg Shabbat program for young Jewish families; a Fitness Center Warm Up for people of various backgrounds working out; and a "Jamming" session, featuring Y musicians, for the artsy crowd. Nowadays, the building is the site of frequent bar and bat mitzvah celebrations, circumcision ceremonies and other parties. "Whenever you see all the bagels coming in in the morning, you know it's a brit," says Camille Diamond, a Y fitness instructor. The Y, says Rabbi Niles Goldstein, is "doing a lot" for the neighborhood. The rabbi, spiritual leader of The New Shul and author of "Gonzo Judaism" (St. Martin's Press, 2006), gives credit to the Educational Alliance, a 118-year-old social service agency with settlement house roots on the Lower East Side, for fostering the changes at the Y. The Alliance, which by the 1960s had established delinquency programs, early childhood education activities and Naturally Occurring Retirement Communities (NORCs) for the elderly, took over the 14th Street Y in 1996. "The Educational Alliance, like a lot of Jewish organizations, has been rethinking its mission," Rabbi Goldstein says. The Educational Alliance, which has grown to include several dozen programs at 29 sites in Lower Manhattan, underwent an extensive, year-long self study two years ago "to create a new model for a 21st century community and cultural organization." The self-study found, Bernstein says, the agency had not concentrated sufficiently on its Jewish core activities. As a result, she says, the agency decided to "infuse" its activities, even ostensibly secular ones like its physical education program, with "Jewish content." The Y's parenting and early childhood programs are among its most popular activities, drawing families from the breadth of Lower Manhattan and from close-by neighborhoods in Brooklyn. For many of the families, their Y membership is their only official affiliation with the Jewish community. "I needed a Jewish environment," says Denise Moore, a native of Flatbush, who brings her young sons daily from the West Village. "I needed a place for my children to have a Jewish environment." She and her husband, David, Modern Orthodox, have not joined a congregation in Manhattan. At the Y, she says, she and her children have made friends. "The Y is my Jewish life. It's the center of our lives." The Y, tucked into a series of buildings along 14th Street, next to Engine Company 5 and the Town & Village Synagogue, opened in 1965. It has been known at various times as the Milton Weill Building, the Emanu-El Midtown YM-YWHA, and the Sol Goldman Y. In 1991, deeply in debt because of declining membership figures, it faced bankruptcy. A Save the Y campaign initiated by members who passed out leaflets, organized rallies and pressured UJA-Federation to keep the institution alive raised $4 million, keeping the building open. The renovated Y reopened under Educational Alliance aegis in a ceremony in which then-Mayor Rudolph Giuliani was the main speaker. He called the Y's new life "truly a triumph of community teamwork." "When the Y reopened, it was a totally revamped Y," says Hugh Pollack, a Y member who is a part of its leadership council. Previously, he says, "there really wasn't any reason to be a member. The physical plant was in terrible shape ... there was no sense of community." The Y now serves as an anchor, says Mark Furst, a member for 42 years who served as treasurer of the Save the Y campaign. "If it had gone away, it would have created a real void in the community," he says. The new Y is "an experiment," offering activities and marketing itself as no other Y does. "There is no other Y we modeled ourselves after," Arnoff says. "We're trying to make our own vision." Changes coming next year include a food co-op and partnering with the Town & Village Synagogue. Arnoff sees today's Y following in the footsteps of émigrés who attended Educational Alliance programs 100 years ago. "What you have here are the great-grandchildren of the people" who came from Eastern Europe, he says. The Y offers holiday celebrations, including a sukkah on the roof, and Friday afternoon Oneg Shabbat programs. "You get almost the same experience as belonging to a temple," says Suzi Nichol, a Y member who served on its leadership council. When Allison Silver picks Nachum up at the Y on Friday afternoons she sees the Oneg Shabbat in action in the lobby, music playing in the background, small glasses of grape juice and platefuls of cut-up challahs displayed on tables. "You do get the sense that Shabbat is coming," she says. Mothers buy challahs for sale on the front counter. If 6-year-old Yosef is in tow, "he takes a little piece of challah or a little grape juice," Silver says. If Yosef stays home while she goes to get Nachum, he reminds his mother to bring back a souvenir from the Y. "If you're going to pick up Nachum without me," he tells her, "please pick up something for me."
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The final collaboration between Rodgers & Hammerstein was destined to become the world's most beloved musical. When a postulant proves too high-spirited for the religious life, she is dispatched to serve as governess for the seven children of a widowed naval Captain. Her growing rapport with the youngsters, coupled with her generosity of spirit, gradually captures the heart of the stern Captain, and they marry. Upon returning from their honeymoon they discover that Austria has been invaded by the Nazis, who demand the Captain's immediate service in their navy. The family's narrow escape over the mountains to Switzerland on the eve of World War II provides one of the most thrilling and inspirational finales ever presented in the theatre. The motion picture version remains the most popular movie musical of all time.Music by Rodgers, Richard; Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II; Book by Howard Lindsay & Russel Crouse; Suggested by For more information on Encore Theatre Company, click hereFor more information on The Sound of Music, click here
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Bare Theatre presents a mix of shorts that portray the role of leaders in society. With one of the most decisive elections in United States history approaching, Bare Theatre uses Eugene Ionesco's 1953 absurdist comedy The Leader as the centerpiece of a collection of pieces to capture the sometimes humorous, sometimes disturbing implications of following a leader. This bizarre story raises questions about human nature and leadership without being specific to time, place, or person. The original collection will feature, in addition to the Ionesco play and other vignettes: clowns performing TSA-style security checkpoints, a brief look at the most impactful leaders in world history, a presentation on "The Anatomy of a Leader," fun with lemmings, and a choreographed game of "king of the hill" with sinister turns.
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We are taking our first family vacation in years to Disney World next month and I'm using that as an excuse to upgrade my system. I'm toying with either purchasing a D7000 (upgrading from a D70) or upgrading to the 24-70mm f2.8 (from 18-70mm f3.5). Can't afford to do both.
One of the things that will impact my decision is the video capabilities of the D7000. I am counting on being able to video the family using the D7000, but most comments that I read are pretty negative, or say that you need to use a tripod. That won't be an option on the trip.
Can current owners please comment on using the D7000 for video?
#1. "RE: Video" | In response to Reply # 0four eighty sparky Registered since 08th Apr 2011Sat 18-Jun-11 12:07 AM
I never purchased the D7k for it's video capabilities, although I have done some quick 'documentary' vids. From what I've heard, it's not all that great for producing 'great' videos. But it may be just fine for the family vacation.
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#2. "RE: Video" | In response to Reply # 1ricphoto Registered since 29th Aug 2006Sat 18-Jun-11 01:24 AM
You might want to ask this over in the Nikonians DSLR video forum where's there's folks that have actually used and are continuing to use the camera for videos and are having great success with it...
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I also bought my D7000 for the Video.
I now have two that I use for Event Photography.
The D7000 is much better for Action Stills.
I found the D5100 to be even better for Hiking, Trips, and Video.
The camera and kit lens cost less than a D7000.
I like to shoot HD Video at 30fps.
With either camera the key is sloooow and steady.
A Video TriPod and Head are best, but it is possible to hand hold the CAM.
I've tried all kinds of apparatus, but have not been able to walk and shoot.
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HI Doc,
If you prefer handy cam video for image stabilization, then take one for video and be happy.
If you are making content driven edits, using video software for some type of published use and not just DVDs to slay the family with during holiday parties then the D7K currently is the HDslr leader of the pack with regard to broadcast level quality.
There are hundreds of HDslr's out right now world wide, being used in concert with and solely, for large scale and small scale film and television productions, commercials, web videos and documentaries etc.
Not sure why or what negatives you allude to however, as Ric stated, see the DSLR forum.
I do hand hold the rig, but prefer a video fluid head and tripod (Not Disney approved no doubt).
With some practice, short takes are then stabilized in Adobe CS5.5's After Effects if these are too shaky and some folks will add camera shake in post so go figure.
Odds are now days, you won't be able to tell a TV commercial shot with a DSLR camera from one shot with a Cine camera, once it's rendered as product.
The value especially, lies with the lens choices one can incorporate into the shoot, expanding the low light capture ability, depth of field and audio synching with a field hand held recorder.
There are some basic rules yes, but I would add to Ric's advice, that if you are leveling your aim to shoot any video on the D7K, then set the thread to read oldest first, and dig in.
Audio, lighting, filters, it's all there.
In that forum, there are no rookie questions left to ask (I think) I should know, I've asked most of them.
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Rolling out nationwide, adoption of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for Language Arts and Mathematics is underway in California. The new standards place greater emphasis on students' critical thinking and ability to make real-world, practical connections.
Co-led by The Museum of Contemporary Art and LAUSD Arts Education Branch, this interactive presentation featured:
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- exploration of ways arts leadership can facilitate upcoming critical transitions
- lessons learned about creativity development from a co-piloted MOCA/LAUSD program that may help the conversation toward common educational goals
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I have been knitting for over 40 years and designing for 10. Living in the shadow of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains is a creative place to be! I hope you enjoy my patterns.View all patterns by designer (31) »
Great for beginner cable or lace knitters. Easy to knit doggie sweater from the Celtic Doggie Designs collection. Simple construction, easy fit. Two columns of cables surrounded with a simple lace stitch and ribbed collar.
Aran stitches are easier than they look. All instructions are provided for you to try this easy cable and lace stitch.
Pattern includes instructions for small and medium size dog sweater.
Small-weight under 10 lbs.
Back length about 8 to 10 inches
Chest-10 to 14 inches
Medium-weight 10 to 20 lbs.
Back length about 12 to 14 inches.
Chest-14 to 18 inches
Materials needed for each sweater:
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2.Size 8 or 9 knitting needles
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Gauge: 28 rows x 20 stitches = 4 in by 4 in
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Because it embodies a particularly thorny contradiction -- pairing one of rock's most consciously rebellious genres with an institution fundamentally based on blind-faith obedience -- Christian metal has enjoyed startlingly infrequent success stories over the years. So infrequent, in fact, that an '80s group as lame as Stryper is still perceived as the defining Christian metal band (Creed don't count since they vehemently refuted any Christian ties, even while being shamelessly marketed to that market), nearly twenty years after their demise. Of course there's been no shortage of candidates vying for that dubious honor in the interim, and among the hopefuls to emerge in the early 2000s, arguably only Underoath have shown greater commercial appeal than the aptly named Demon Hunter. 2006's The Triptych is the Seattle natives' third opus, and it finds them investigating alternate styles of metallic expression with a sense of freedom they'd surely never dare question their religious beliefs with. This creative questing yields a few negative results when the likes of "Relentless Intolerance" and "Fire to My Soul" insist on abusing fairly outdated nu-metal devices (rapped vocals, rhythmic, bottom-heavy riffing, dissonant squalls, etc.); but the positive dividends far outweigh them thanks to tracks like "Not I," "Undying" and "The Soldier's Song," which deal in much more relevant melodic metalcore tricks (big choruses, big breakdowns, big melodies, and alternating clean and growled vocals). Even risky reaches into softer realms such as "Deteriorate" (an Incubus-like number mixing discreet electronics with harsh shades of light and heavy) and "The Tide Began to Rise" (a surprising ballad built on acoustic guitars, strings and piano) are rather confidently executed; and you've got to hand it to them for a well chosen, rather surprising cover of Prong's "Snap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck." It's also a matter of no small consequence that Demon Hunter choose their lyrics wisely throughout this set, keeping them more elliptical and metaphoric than most Christian metal bands, and greatly broadening their appeal as a result (even if it pisses off a few Christian zealots). And, ultimately, even if The Triptych's audacious diversity still rubs some close-minded listeners the wrong way, it probably bodes well for the band's future capacity to navigate heavy metal's ever-changing trends. [Apparently, fear of God didn't preclude Demon Hunter or their record label from fearing additional profits, and The Triptych was reissued barely one year after its original release with four bonus tracks (three acoustic versions and one remix), and a DVD containing music videos, bandmember interviews, a complete concert, and behind-the-scenes footage.] Eduardo Rivadavia, Rovi
- Genre: Rock, Religious
- Subgenre: Hard Rock, CCM/Contemporary Gospel
- Category Christian Metal, Heavy Metal, Alternative Metal
- Format: CD
- Release Date: October 25, 2005
- Artist: Demon Hunter
1.StopNot I 4.14
2.StopUndying 4.18
3.StopRelentless Intolerence 4.02
4.StopDeteriorate 5.53
5.StopThe Soldier's Song 5.24
6.StopFire to My Soul 4.03
7.StopOne Thousand Apologies 4.56
8.StopThe Science of Lies 4.09
9.StopSnap Your Fingers, Snap Your Neck 4.13
10.StopRibcage 3.46
11.StopThe Tide Began to Rise 8.07
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I know that there's already a swap in progress but I thought it would be fun to have one for the new year!
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Ooo I hope I can do this one, I'm gonna have to wait until closer to the deadline to be sure that nothing will obliterate my "fun stuff" budget. One question, though...
My favorite flowers tend to be a little... untraditional... is it OK if I list a couple of choices and my partner could choose the one that is easiest for them or even combine them?
I want to add that banner to my signature but for some reason it keeps replacing my ravelry button. How do you guys have multiple pics in you signature????
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Omnitech support Jeffery I called omnitech support for help because I could not open microsoft word 2010 they said they couldnt fix it. Then asked to do a health check and I gave them petmission to do so. Internet
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Death of Sergeant Kennedy at Stringybark Creek
1946 Collection Title: Ned Kelly Series
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Kelly: 'Had he been my own brother I could not help shooting. I put his cloak over him and left him as honourable as I could.' Historical recordMatters are not separated here. They are forced right against the eye, terror and evil so close that no one is seen as a whole; everyone is cut off in both senses of the word. Kelly is cool and natural…. No compassion; the natural thing to do. Sidney Nolan
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Thomann is Germany's most significant Mackie specialist dealer. Here you'll find all their latest products at great prices and available. If you would like to see a list of all products from Mackie, then please click here.
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The history of the company Mackie Designs goes back to the year1988, when Greg Mackie laid the foundations for the company. The head office is in Woodinville (USA). The number of employees is 290 (status 2010).
Currently we have 138 Mackie products 113 of them directly available in our Treppendorf warehouse (and of course they can be tested as well in our shop) . Thomann has been selling Mackie products since 1994. Mackie was chosen to be brand of the week on 22.02.2016.
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The manufacturer grants a 2 warranty on its products, but with our 3 year Thomann warranty we offer you one year more.
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JBC Legal Group, P.C.2 Broad Street Bloomfield, New Jersey U.S.A.
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Today at work I called and talked to a rude female who identified her self as Tasha Goodman. I had my card ready to pay when she told me she could not take a credit card for charges under a hundred dollars over the phone. This I found strange because she already had my SS# and bank account number. She would only exept a money order.
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As a previous employee I can tell you this place is all about money.
This gym is the most vindictive, money-grubbing company in the fitness industry.
The logic at the personal training department is "show me your credit card and I might help you use that machine". Money first: No money, no help.
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Choice Home Warrantyedison, New Jersey United States of America
Choice Home Warranty BUYER BEWARE, You are dealing with theives. edison, New Jersey
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Dust, Drought and Dreams Gone Dry
Dust, Drought and Dreams Gone Dry is a traveling exhibit originally organized by the American Library Association, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and Dr. Jess C. Porter from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. It traveled to 25 sites across the US and is now in the permanent care of the Oklahoma History Center and our traveling exhibits program.
Part of the exhibit content was drawn from the Oklahoma State University library and features their Women of the Dust Bowl oral histories (visitors will find QR codes throughout the exhibit that link to these oral histories). Mount Holyoke College Library, which houses the Caroline Henderson papers (letters, essays and articles by a woman who farmed throughout the Dust Bowl) were also an inspiration for the exhibit.
This exhibit will engage visitors as they learn about the human and ecological consequences of one of America's most disastrous environmental experiences.
Each of the ten, double-sided panels measure 38" wide by 72" high, and requires a minimum of 300 square feet of exhibit space. The panels and stands travel in two boxes and require an insured vehicle for pick-up or reputable shipping service, either of which is paid by the venue in addition to the rental fee.
The rental fee for this exhibit is $250 in US currency per each eight weeks, with one week before and one week after for transport and set-up and takedown.
Oklahoma Sports
This exciting traveling exhibit provides a window into the history and culture of Oklahoma sports. Many people take pride in the successes of our major colleges and the Oklahoma City Thunder, while every community lives and dies with its local high school football and basketball teams. Homegrown athletes that have national and international success such as Mickey Mantle, Shannon Miller, Jim Thorpe, and Johnny Bench are treated as Oklahoma royalty. From the warrior tradition of American Indians to the pioneering spirit of men and women who made the land run, Oklahoma's history is packed with competitors.
Each of the twelve retractable banners measure 33" wide by 86" high, and highlight the diversity of sports in Oklahoma with fun information and great photographs. The banners travel in two plastic cases and are easy to unload and set-up. Venues should allow for several hundred square feet. Exhibitors may choose not to display all panels if adequate space is not available, however, it is preferred that all panels be included in the exhibit.
The rental fee for Oklahoma Sports is $250 in US currency per each eight weeks, with one week before and one week after for transport, exhibit set-up and takedown.
All-Black Towns of Oklahoma
Shortly after the 1889 Land Run opened the Oklahoma Territory to settlement, black leaders hoped to make the newly-opened lands a place for oppressed African Americans throughout the United States. Oklahoma was promoted as the land where African Americans could come for the dream of "self-government." As many as 50 communities arose where only African Americans lived and governed themselves. Even though "Jim Crow" became the law of the land after statehood, All-Black towns survived and continue to thrive in modern Oklahoma. This exhibit consists of twelve retractable banners with images and text about the unique history of All-Black towns in Oklahoma.
The exhibit consists of two large, one-sided retractable banners (introduction and conclusion) that are 60" wide by 84" high, and 10 double-sided retractable banners that are 36" wide by 84" high. The colorful display panels feature text and images documenting the history of the All-Black Towns of Oklahoma. The exhibit travels in three plastic cases.
Venues should allow for several hundred square feet. Exhibitors may choose not to display all panels if adequate space is not available, however it is preferred that all panels be included in exhibit.
The rental fee for All-Black Towns of Oklahoma is $250 in US currency per each eight week venue with one week before and after for transport, exhibit set-up, and takedown. The exhibit fee is payable to the Oklahoma Museum of History and is due before delivery.
50 Years of Photojournalism at the Daily Oklahoman
Photojournalists have played an important role in the preservation and documentation of Oklahoma history. This exhibit features framed images from the Oklahoma Publishing Company from 1950 to 2000. Over 20 photographers, many from Oklahoma, are represented. The exhibit consists of fifty-six framed images produced by photographers of the Oklahoma Publishing Company from 1950 through 2000. Fifty-one of the images are 8" X 10" framed images and labels, five 16" X 20" images and labels (these five are enlarged duplicates of selected from the smaller images), one framed title panel, one framed credit panel and five decade overview scripts.
The exhibit travels in four separate crates with images packed per the described in an attached list.. This order must be maintained. Venue should allow for approximately eighty linear running feet for double hung exhibition. Exhibitor may choose option of not hanging duplicate, enlarged images, however it is preferred that all unduplicated images be included in exhibit. Rental fee for 50 Years of Photojournalism at the Daily Oklahoman is $250 in US currency per each one to eight week venue with one week before and after for transport, exhibit set-up, and takedown. The exhibit fee is payable to the Oklahoma Museum of History and is due before delivery. Shipping fees are not included with the exhibition fee.
Cherokee Nation: A Portrait of a People
This exhibit presents fifty-five portraits of individuals, couples, and families by noted Oklahoma photographer and artist David Fitzgerald. The strikingly clear and visually rich photographs allow the viewer insight into elements in the broad spectrum of Cherokee life in Oklahoma today. Several of the individuals in these portraits are elders who have been named a Living National Treasure/Master Craftsperson. Whether the photographs depict settings associated with traditional practices or contemporary occupations, Fitzgerald's images convey his respect and affinity for the people who agreed to be represented in this project.
The Cherokees, the Ani Yun Wiya, or "real people," have made Oklahoma their home for nearly two centuries. But many still remember another homeland in the southern Appalachian Mountains as their ancestral home before they were forced west of the Mississippi River. Distantly related to the Six Nations of the Iroquois in the Northeast, Cherokee people believed that "The Great Spirit who is the father of the human family and to whom the whole earth belongs" gave them the hunting grounds and the river valleys of Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, the Carolinas, and Georgia. David Fitzgerald's remarkable photography provides a glimpse of a contemporary people tied, each in their own way, to a rich cultural past.
I still live in the old ways and the belief of my ancestors, forefather and elders. I still believe in the sacred religious ceremonial grounds of long ago, which they say is long ago, but we still serve the same creator as our ancestors did. We still sing the same songs they sang long ago, but they are the very same songs as yesterday, tomorrow and forever. With these songs the creator gives us strength to go on day after day till he returns. Once again we will be as one. Take these words to your heart, to your home, wherever you go. If we don't meet here, with our prayers and guidance, we will meet at the creator's table, for there is no such thing as 'goodbye' in the Cherokee language, just see you later.
—Boss Cummings, Cherokee, US Army Vietnam Veteran and Elder of the ROC Ceremonial Ground, 2001
Like many people before me, I have found myself lost in the incredible history of the Cherokee people. Within these portraits lies the strength of a proud people regaining their national sovereignty that was tragically stripped from them in the 1800s, and then sadly repeated in the years that followed. The warmth and friendships shared with me over the past three years have become an experience I will cherish the rest of my life.
—David Fitzgerald, 2001
The exhibit consists of fifty-seven framed images produced by David Fitzgerald. Eleven of the images are 32" X 37.5" (includes one framed title panel and one artist biographical and image technical panel) and forty-six images are 22.75" X 26.5". There are nine framed interpretative panels which are 30.25" x 36.25". The exhibit travels in six separate crates with images packed per the described in attached list. This order must be maintained. Venue should allow for approximately 220 linear feet for single hung exhibition with interpretative panels. Exhibitor may choose other options of hanging the exhibit, however it is preferred that all images and panels be included in the exhibition. Rental fee for Cherokee Nation: A Portrait of a People is $1000 in US currency per each one to eight week venue with one week before and after for transport, exhibit set-up, and takedown. Exhibit fee is payable to the Oklahoma Museum of History and is due before delivery. Shipping fees are not included with the exhibition fee.
Deep Deuce and Beyond: A Photographic Exhibition Exploring the Architectural Legacy of African Americans in Oklahoma City
This exhibition, featuring the photography of native Oklahoman Ron Tarver, explores the legacy of Deep Deuce through its architecture. From the grand historical edifice of Calvary Baptist Church to the clapboard frame of the Open Hand Mission, the images evoke the essence of the area, and the people who created it. Akin to Harlem of the 1930s, Deep Deuce spawned such legendary figures as jazz guitarist Charlie Christian, "blues shouter" Jimmy Rushing, and the internationally acclaimed writer, Ralph Ellison. Deep Deuce attracted African-American professionals of every stripe – Roscoe Dunjee, Dr. Frederick Douglas Moon, Mrs. Lucy Tucker, Dr. William Lewis Haywood, Mary and Sydney Lyons. These doctors, educators, entrepreneurs, and activists came together, creating a critical mass that transformed 2nd Street and the surrounding neighborhood into a thriving corridor of Oklahoma City.
Born and raised in Fort Gibson, Oklahoma, photographer Ron Tarver has devoted much of his professional career to documenting the African American Experience. A staff photographer for the Philadelphia Inquirer for over 20 years, Tarver has earned numerous awards, grants, and fellowships, including: a 2001 Pew Fellowship in the Arts; the 2001 Margaret Danby Visual Arts Award from the Black Liberated Arts Center, Oklahoma City; and a 1993 Pennsylvania Council on the Arts grant to explore the lives of modern day African American cowboys.
This exhibit contains 26 framed photographic prints measuring 24"x30" and 26 labels. The exhibit fee for Deep Deuce and Beyond is $250 in US currency per each one to eight week venue with one week before and after for transport, exhibit set-up, and takedown. Exhibit fee is payable to the Oklahoma Museum of History and is due before delivery. Space requirement is a minimum of 80 linear feet of wall space for a single hung exhibit. Shipping is not included with the exhibition fee.
Black Hope Black Dreams
Black Hope Black Dreams features the accomplishments of three individuals who had vision for greater opportunity and equality for themselves and others. Their accomplishments opened doors and opened minds; their influence reached beyond their generations and their mortal lives. Edward (Edwin) Preston McCabe arrived in Oklahoma Territory in 1889. He was experienced in finance, law, land development, and politics. He sought a place where African Americans could establish their own towns similar to other groups of Americans. Roscoe Dunjee was a newspaperman, an activist, humanitarian, and a man of extraordinary conviction and legendary accomplishment. He was one of the most influential men in Oklahoma history as only one generation removed from slavery, he was a general on the battlefield for civil rights. Founded in 1915, Dunjee's newspaper was titled The Black Dispatch. He also took aim at the legal system and the issues, incidents and laws that deprived African Americans of their rights of citizenship and human dignity. Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher was the first African American admitted to the University of Oklahoma Law School on June 18, 1949, and the first to graduate in August 1951. Through her, African Americans succeeded in challenging the separate but equal doctrine as it applied to educational opportunities.
This exhibit consists of five free-standing retractable banners with double-sided graphics. The minimum space requirement is 22'x9'. It is shipped in one high-impact plastic case with wheels. The exhibit fee for Black Hope Black Dreams is $250 in US currency per each one to eight (week venue with one week before and after for transport, exhibit set-up, and takedown. Exhibit fee is payable to the Oklahoma Museum of History and is due before delivery. Space requirement is a minimum of 80 linear feet of wall space for a single hung exhibit. Shipping is not included with the exhibition fee.


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Great page, thank ypu for sharing. Greetings from Italy
Great page. Exploring Kefalonia's intact landscapes just can't go wrong, for all of us nature lovers, its just one success after the other. A paradise lost and found
Another lovely page on the Greek Islands.
Ahhh, those Greek sunsets. Take me there. We loved Kefalonia in the 80's, don't know whether it might be a bit too popular now.
I really liked Kefalonia as well...though I wasn't so keen on Sami.
Amazing blue water . . . glad to see you back online . . .
I loved Myrtos, and both of the caves, beautiful places.
Great pictures! How ouristy is it though'
Great tips on a fantastic island, Jason. Went there myself some years ago, one of the few places I could go back over and over and over again, just like neighbouring Ithaca and Zakynthos. Did you go there as well? Greetings from Germany!
Breathtaking beaching, beautiful movie locations, great nightlife...seems like the ideal place to visit. Your photos are awesome. As usual, quality work.
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Skip to comments.Illegal immigrants blockade Atlanta office to halt deportations
Posted on 11/19/2013 10:35:49 AM PST by moonshinner_09
llegal immigrants blockaded a federal office that handles deportations in Atlanta Tuesday morning, and soon after a group of 12 illegal immigrants in Chicago chained themselves to the wheels of a bus they said was headed to the airport to finish deport people. The moves mark the latest escalation in a campaign by activists to pressure President Obama to use his executive authority to stop almost all deportations. They argue hes targeting rank-and-file illegal immigrants rather than those with criminal records. The activists said the Chicago bus includes one father who was put into deportation proceedings after being arrested in a traffic stop, and another father with two U.S. citizen daughters. Late last week the Obama administration said it would allow illegal immigrant relatives of U.S. troops and veterans to apply for parole in place, which would allow them to remain in the country and the activists Tuesday said they want the same considerations for all illegal immigrants. Undocumented, unafraid, the Atlanta protesters chanted. No papers, no fear.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...
What other countries besides France, Britain and the US would put up with this kind of insult? Oh wait, Sweden.
Obama is busy, sweetie.. uhh.. Maricela.
Destroying a nation.
So get a pair of bolt cutters and another bus.
If sane people ran this country this would be looked at as a golden opportunity to throw a bunch of bums out.
they all shoulda hit the gas pedal. stop this tactic real quick.
Round 'em all up and bus them back.
Seems like an opportunity to deport even more.
If illegals immigrants are chaining themselves to immigration offices doesnt that save lots of time and money that would go to rounding them up? They can buy a chain cutter at Home Depot.
WTF is WRONG with this picture?
So, what's next.....heroin addicts blockade police dept to halt drug confiscations?
Every one of these Criminal Illegal Aliens needs to be deported...and it needs to be rough
Anyone who supports Illegal Alien Amnesty supports this nonsense
You are kinder than me. If it were up to me, I'd frog march them along Sherman's route to Savannah and load them on a ship.
Where are the SWAT teams?
Who said they're citizens?
The only person who made that happen was Papa. He broke into the U.S., he had his kids here to take advantage of the anchor baby scam, he's the one making the decision as to who our citizens will be, not us.
Since when does a foreign criminal decide who the American citizenry will be?
He and his un-charming little family need to move home. Bet they even have Spanish language TV channels there. Must be Heaven on Earth.
These foreign criminals have decided to revolt to support Obama. Every one of them should be arrested, serve time and be deported.
They're tired from last night's round of no-knock raids.
"If illegals immigrants are chaining themselves to immigration offices doesnt that save lots of time and money that would go to rounding them up? They can buy a chain cutter at Home Depot. "
Seems obvious to me too.
How the Demoncrats have changed. Their first President Andrew Jackson is hailed a hero and he had no problem rounding up and expelling large groups of people he deemed undesirable. He took away all their property and sold the spoils to his friends and made them walk to the Indian Territory and they were born here.
Confirmed- illegal immigrants have no respect for the law. These people are rather disgusting showing their contempt of the country where they came to voluntarily.
Round them up and deport them too.
The wheels on the bus go thumpity, thump, bump.......
Its bad enough their mostly useless (to society) children are automatic citizens. Some are useful citizens but most offspring of illegal aliens are not going to be any more than grunt workers or gang bangers. We have more than enough grunt workers in America. We should be tilting immigration towards educated English speakers and slamming the doors shut on illegal immigration.
Instead we are getting millions of uneducated non-English speakers both via legal and illegal immigration. The education and quality of legal immigrants we get are much worse than what we got 20 years ago. Plus they were more law abiding
Horses cost money. Firehose to get them to cool them down, then OC spray to warm them up.
Pedophiles block schools.
Bank Robbers block banks.
Try to pull this crap on Joe Arapaio and see where it gets you.
Literally LOL!
Call out the National Guard.
She's baaaaaaaack
she's tanned and rested...
and just as mean as ever ...
and still beating up on the po lil illegal aliens...
Unafraid? Why should she be?
I hear Mexico is real nice this time of year.
They should be rounded up and deported but they are even allowed on the Washington Mall when citizens are not
Somebody get Janet on the phone! I know where she can find several more people who are in need of being DEPORTED!
Some of them are already restrained (by their own volition), so it won't be hard to apprehend them!
Me too. I hope that day is sooner rather than later.
You can't get 11,000,000 illegal aliens to turn themselves in by chaining themselves to immigration offices.
>Spanish language TV channels
Along with many American TV channels broadcasting that garbage right here in the USA, we have our government printing all their freebies in many languages and gives these criminals free food, room and board. When will tax payers get fed up and stop electing morons to ruin America?
If I was a liberal Democrat in 2013, I'd be laughing and crapping on everyone too.
No one anywhere is even trying to stop them. :)
"No papers no fear"
They know those RINO's are going to pass amnesty by next year.
When Eisenhower was president some illegals were deported via ship. When the vessel finally docked in Mexico and the illegals disembarked, they all complained of seasickness. Also, a lot of them couldn't swim and were terrified to be out on the water.
Sound like a good method to send folks back to where they originated.
The myth of the otherwise law abiding illegal alien.
They are committing all kinds of fraud and are trying to steal Government services.
Only the U.S. No other.
Solution: Arrest and deport the protesting illegals.
"Solution: Arrest and deport the protesting illegals."
The only real solution is to remove the drawing card of jobs and benefits. Take the CEO or owner of one company in every state that employs illegals and send them off to prison at hard labor breaking big rocks into little rocks for several years. Send the politicians who support law breaking, city mayors, bureaucrats and welfare hacks to the same prison. End the un-Constitutional anchor baby philosophy.
Voila, they will go home and end the burden on taxpayers almost overnight, and on their own dime. We must start making examples out of big shots, of which the failure of has become an America character defect.
How about both?
ok then bigshot....you're the first contestant on back to mexico!
Start out at the ROOT, not the leaves...
How about, instead of CEO's (whom don't usually do the hiring), we round up the politicians/police/etc. whom DON'T/WON'T enforce the law and 'send them off to prison at hard labor breaking big rocks into little rocks for several years.' And, at the same time, round up and deport as we find 'em (building the wall and a 'no man's land' in the process)
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Exclusive: US May Have Let 'Dozens' of Terrorists in as Refugees
8:50AM Wednesday
November 20, 2013
Exclusive: US May Have Let 'Dozens' of Terrorists in as Refugees (Photo Credit: FBI)
(QUANTICO, Va.) — Several dozen suspected terrorist bombmakers, including some believed to have targeted American troops, may have mistakenly been allowed to move to the United States as war refugees, according to FBI agents investigating the remnants of roadside bombs recovered from Iraq and Afghanistan.
The discovery in 2009 of two al Qaeda-Iraq terrorists living as refugees in Bowling Green, Ky. — who later admitted in court that they'd attacked U.S. soldiers in Iraq — prompted the bureau to assign hundreds of specialists to an around-the-clock effort aimed at checking its archive of 100,000 improvised explosive devices collected in the war zones, known as IEDs, for other suspected terrorists' fingerprints.
"We are currently supporting dozens of current counter-terrorism investigations like that," FBI Agent Gregory Carl, director of the Terrorist Explosive Device Analytical Center (TEDAC), said in an ABC News interview to be broadcast Wednesday night on ABC News' World News with Diane Sawyer and Nightline.
"I wouldn't be surprised if there were many more than that," said House Committee on Homeland Security Chairman Michael McCaul. "And these are trained terrorists in the art of bombmaking that are inside the United States; and quite frankly, from a homeland security perspective, that really concerns me."
As a result of the Kentucky case, the State Department stopped processing Iraq refugees for six months in 2011, federal officials told ABC News — even for many who had heroically helped U.S. forces as interpreters and intelligence assets. One Iraqi who had aided American troops was assassinated before his refugee application could be processed, because of the immigration delays, two U.S. officials said. In 2011, fewer than 10,000 Iraqis were resettled as refugees in the U.S., half the number from the year before, State Department statistics show.
An intelligence tip initially led the FBI to Waad Ramadan Alwan, 32, in 2009. The Iraqi had claimed to be a refugee who faced persecution back home — a story that shattered when the FBI found his fingerprints on a cordless phone base that U.S. soldiers dug up in a gravel pile south of Bayji, Iraq on Sept. 1, 2005. The phone base had been wired to unexploded bombs buried in a nearby road...
Excellent idea!
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By Paul Mendis, M.D., Chief Medical Officer, Neighborhood Health Plan
Everyone is concerned about health care costs and quality. Part of controlling rising health care costs is making sure care is delivered in the least intensive setting possible. Your primary care provider's (PCP) medical practice, Community Health Centers, or an Urgent Care center should be the first stop for minor acute illnesses.
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A sore throat, rash, fever, nausea, diarrhea, headache, or knee pain usually represents the kind of minor acute ailment that should be assessed in your PCP's office, one of the least intensive health care settings available to you. The ER, on the other hand, is one of the most intensive health care settings and often more intense than is needed for any of these conditions.
Costs associated with an ER visit include your copayment, which is higher than you pay at your PCP's office. Also, the cost to your health plan is at least two or three times greater for an ER visit. These costs contribute to rising health care costs so only use the ER when it is truly necessary.
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