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Not my typical-I'm-glowing-lighting shots since we were running around all day prepping for the camping trip and didn't grab these til sunset! It's funny because I know my hair looks 10 times darker but no I did not color it! In fact I am still planning on making it more dimensional with highlights and balyage. Speaking of camping, I am probably still out there right now (because yes I am prepping this post ahead of time for once!) ;) So perhaps I am keeping everyone updated with my IG, but maybe not. I don't think the internet connection is very great in the wild wild west :(
I would like to add a little side note about this playsuit - it is very cute and comfy but definitely made for taller ladies or perhaps a very large bosom ;) I had to pin the straps (which are actually separated into two string straps which makes it look even cuter! But by pinning it, I could not show that detail!) very carefully. Since I plan to wear it again, I will need to take it to the tailor. And alas I am terrible at remembering to get back shots but this romper looks the same in front and back :)
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Published 11/09/2013 | 05:00
Farmer representatives have demanded greater transparency in the operation of the beef factories' In-Spec Quality Assurance (QA) bonus scheme after it emerged that a two-tier base price was being operated by processors.
Reductions in the base price for cattle of between 10c/kg and 30c/kg have been introduced by slaughter plants for stock that did not come from quality assured herds.
Plants in the west and south were quoting a base of 380c/kg last week for cattle that were not from QA herds. This was 30c/kg below their quoted base price of 410c/kg and cost some suppliers up to €130/hd on finished steers.
ICSA beef chairman Edmond Phelan has reacted angrily to the move. He accused the factories of financing the recent increase in the In-Spec QA bonus from 6c/kg to 12c/kg by slashing the price of non-quality assured stock.
Under the terms of the quality payment system (QPS) or grid, a 12c/kg bonus on top of the quoted base is to be paid for all In-Spec QA cattle. However, factories now appear to be working off one base for cattle from QA herds and another for non-QA stock.
"It is unacceptable that there is now two base prices for beef in some factories, without any statement to inform all farmers that the beef grid no longer operates as it has done up to recently," Mr Phelan said.
Speaking to the Farming Independent last week, a spokesman for Meat Industry Ireland (MII) attributed the pricing changes to the collapse in demand for non-QA beef as a result of the horsemeat scandal.
However, Mr Phelan rejected this assertion. He said the stance currently being taken by factories would give the impression that it was somehow the non-quality assured farmers "who put horsemeat in the burgers".
"The horsemeat scandal had nothing to do with farmers; it was caused by shady practices further down the line. Yet while we see no serious sanctions applied to those who allowed horsemeat into the food chain, farmers who are not quality assured are taking a massive hit," he said.
Mr Phelan said there was some confusion regarding the quality assurance bonus for cattle being bought in the marts.
Farmers believed that an animal had to be resident on their farm for 70 days prior to slaughter in order to qualify for the 12c In-Spec QA bonus. He said some customers at marts who are quality assured could buy quality assured cattle and get the bonus if they kept the cattle for just 21 days.
"The real question is why there is any 21-day restriction provided that the animal has spent the last 70 days on one or more quality assured units," Mr Phelan asked.
"Farmers and marts suspect that this is being manipulated to reduce competition and the number of heavy cattle sold at the mart," he said.
"In Northern Ireland, there is a 90-day residency period before slaughter but the 90 days can be made up of any combination of days on one or more farms," Mr Phelan pointed out.
"If we had this system here, then sellers with heavy continental cattle might be more likely to show them at marts in the knowledge that there could be more competition between factory agents, feedlot owners, etc. Instead, we have farmers who are convinced that the only option is to go direct to the factory and take what you are offered."
The Bord Bia QA scheme is based on cattle being kept on any number of QA farms for 70 days prior to slaughter.
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LAS VEGAS — Executive VP/General Manager HDTV and New Media, Discovery Communications, Inc. Clint Stinchcomb keynoted NATPE Thursday by saying, "There's zero doubt in my mind that the whole world will go HD."
In a session moderated by Executive Editor, News, Variety, Elizabeth Guider, Stinchcomb spoke of the current and future HD landscape. He said that 20-22 million U.S. households out of a total of 110 million currently have HDTV. Stinchcomb predicts that by 2008 half of the sets sold here will be HD. "People gravitate toward better picture quality," he explained.
By the mid-'90s, Discovery began shooting in high def before any sets were out there. Stinchcomb said that by the time they launched their network, they had 100 hours of HD content "we had cobbled together." Since costs are coming down, he believes that the whole world will transition to HD given time. "It's a tremendous opportunity to establish and connect with viewers that were not maniacal viewers," Stinchcomb added.
New for Discovery is their "Atlas" series which will hit the airways here in September. This ambitious project will chronicle the people and places of the world in the best high def. It is a $70 million initiative calling for 35 specials over the next seven years.
Upcoming in late March, Discovery Channel will bow "Planet Earth," an 11-hour series about the natural world and wildlife, which will be simulcast on Discovery HD Theater. "Bugs look great in HD," he quipped. "Anything that has any sort of staying power, we will do in HD."


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For some, the possibility of getting caught is part of the thrill and one of the main reasons graffiti artists keep to the streets.
Authorities are investigating a threat written in the bathroom of a Bloomington middle school.
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just a simple sketch messing with colors,
blockbuster type thing says LYE, crits would be cool
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Where will Chad Ochocinco end up?
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It's been three days since we were all sucked into the Chad Ochocinco Nexus for a breathless eight hours or so. (Is he staying? Was he cut? How did his eye appointment end up?) Since he said goodbye to Foxboro, reports say he's secured a tryout with the Dolphins for this week — which, if he lands on South Beach, would certainly make this year's "Hard Knocks" more interesting.
In addition, our friends at Bovada have put together odds on his potential landing spots, with the Dolphins the favorites at 3/1. Here are the rest of the odds:
Cowboys: 4/1
Jaguars: 11/2
Rams: 11/2
Eagles: 13/2
Bills: 7/1
Ravens: 8/1
Texans: 8/1
Not On Roster Week 1: 5/1
For what it's worth, six of the eight teams on this list play the Patriots in 2012, so oddsmakers believe there's more than a passing chance that Ochocinco will face his old mates this upcoming season.
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Food excellent-dining room waiting staff - Okie & Nazer & sommelier - Jennifer were all exceptional professionals at their jobs.
Our party consisted of four people, two of whom had premium beverage package and the other two had the classic beverage package. Over the first three days at various bars outside of the Opus Dining Room we asked for and failed to acquire a comprehensive wine list. The staff showed no interest in helping us obtain a wine list. This left us having no idea what products fell within the scope of our respective packages. On the fourth night we asked to speak to a beverages manager as we felt that this person would be the most appropriate person to help us. The Guest Relations desk personnel directed us to Joseph, Assistant Beverages Manager. We put our case to him. He informed us that every bar should have copies of the wine list. He said he would investigate and report back to us within 24 hours. 24 hours later we were still failing to get a wine list at various bars. We passed/met Joseph on two occasions in the public areas. On both occasions he chose to ignore us, something that we have not experienced from any other staff member on this cruise. He failed to take any written or verbal action to report back to us for the duration of the cruise. To say we are disappointed by this officer's lack of response to reassure us is obvious.
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When Chris Simms was pushed into duty last year when Orton was injured, I was a supporter. I thought it was a great opportunity for him to showcase himself to the league and either earn his backup spot outright or let him catch on with another team. Instead he played one of the worst--well, probably the worst--game of his professional career.
While I like Simms, the man, Simms the player looked to be done.
Which is why this is such a surprise:
The idea that he might be a safe back-up for any quarterback--the kind of guy you could rely on to step in and save a game at just a moment's notice--is astonishing. I hope he does well and I hope I'm wrong, but I don't think the man has much game left in him.
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This Sunday, WWE will present the 27th anniversary of the Royal Rumble, which is a widely considered to be the second biggest pay-per-view show of the year. While the card will feature a few heavily hyped championship matches, the Royal Rumble match has the biggest implications attached to it.
Typically occurring in the main event slot, the Royal Rumble match gives 30 Superstars the chance to headline WrestleMania with a shot at the WWE World Heavyweight Championship. Given the vast number of top talent on the star-studded roster, predicting an eventual victor could be more difficult this time around than in years past.
With surprises always welcome during the Royal Rumble match, this could be one of the most shocking Rumbles in recent history. With that being said, I will attempt to break down and analyze each aspect of the upcoming contest—in addition to predicting who will end up winning.
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Team Moosa jumped from last place to within a point of the lead after thrashing Team Pucheu 12-4 in Week 10 of Eunice Men's Tennis League play.
On Court One, Jarvis Semien and Darryl Carrier won a 6-4, 6-2 victory for Team Moosa against Team Pucheu's Terry Hoychick and Danny LeBleu.
Scoring a win for Team Moosa on Court Two, John Phil Fontenot and Scott Manuel defeated Scott Richard and John Frugé of Team Pucheu 6-3, 7-6.
On Court Three, Chad Smith and Pat Frugé of Team Pucheu won a 6-2, 4-6, 6-1 split set against team captain Steve Moosa and Seth Duplechain.
Team captain Jacque Pucheu and Steve Dischler also won a 6-2, 3-6, 7-6 split set against Team moosa's Edmund Caswell and Ken Pitre on Court Four.
On Court Five, Team Moosa's Jerry Murdock and Randy Frugé defeated Al Marks and Ken Gaspard of Team Pucheu 6-4, 6-3.
J.C. Carpenter and Dustin Ashford of Team Moosa soared to a 6-2, 6-3 victory against Team Pucheu's John Pucheu and Ray Biessenberger on Court Six.
On Court Seven, Jude Miller and Chip Thibodeaux of Team Moosa defeated Team Pucheu's Pierre Martel and Mike Conner 6-4, 6-4.
In the other court action of the week, Team Fuselier barely held onto its lead after slipping past Team D'Aubin with a 8-7 win.
On Court One, Murphy Carrier and Robert Williams scored a 6-4, 6-4 win for Team Fuselier over Team D'Aubin's Bill Weaver and Bob Weaver.
Scoring a win for Team D'Aubin, Chris Gaspard and Scott Parks defeated Team Fuselier's David Clause and Byron Wimberly 6-3, 6-4 on Court Two.
On Court Three, Team D'Aubin's Joe Stemplewski and Randall Vigee walked away with a 6-2, 6-2 triumph over Buddy Courville and Gene Manuel of Team Fuselier.
Brad Courville and Ricky Marks won a 6-1, 5-7, 11-9 split set for Team Fuselier against Team D'Aubin's Father Tom Voorhies and Donald Martel on Court Four.
On Court Five, Willie Glasscock and Jom Butler of Team Fuselier scored a 6-4, 6-2 victory against team captain Darren D'Aubin and Phil Young.
Also scoring a win for Team Fuselier, Jeff DeRouen and Michael Brown defeated Team D'Aubin's Coonie Brown and Greg Gaspard 6-1, 6-4 on Court Six.
On Court Seven, Shannon Martel and Scott Eckholdt of Team D'Aubin scored a 6-4, 6-4 win against team captain Vernon Fuselier and Nick Frugé.
Week Ten Box Scores:
Team: Old Total: New Total:
Fuselier 79 87
Moosa 74 86
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The Nazis persecuted and killed people for their religious beliefs
The Nazis hated, persecuted and even killed people because of their religious beliefs.
For example, Jehovah's Witnesses died in the Nazi concentration camps. And of course many people were killed because of their belief in the Jewish religion.
There is a boxingscene poster who, like the Nazis, hates people because of their religious beliefs. He goes by the username squealpiggy. He took that name from the homosexual rape scene in the movie Deliverance, which he says he found very funny (no sane person would find rape funny).
I'm not saying squealpiggy is a Nazi, but he does have something in common with them. He hates people because of their religious beliefs: Christians, Muslims, and religious Jews.
Just like Hitler back in the 1920s before he took power used to rail on against people of the religions he hated, squealpiggy has frequently used this forum to rail on against Roman Catholics, born-again Protestants and against Muslims.
Squealpiggy is a bigot who is extremely intolerant of the religious beliefs of others.
This is what squealpiggy looks like:
A pathetic loser!
And Squealpiggy goes FAR BEYOND merely taking a liberal attitude toward gays. In fact, homosexuality seems to be the very center of his existance! He makes threads like these ones:
"pound for pound dish list"
"gay people"
"gay marriage"
"those nasty gays"
"anti-gay Baptist minister"
"Charlie suck-em-off"
"gay bar"
Is Tunney actually gay?
What is Tunney's sexuality?
Who is boxingscene's gayest poster?
And he got his username from the gay rape scene in the movie Deliverance.
Here's proof:
Honestly, what does all this tell us about squealpiggy?
Squealpiggy needs to become MORE TOLERANT of people whose beliefs differ from his own. Not everybody is a homosexual.
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Shady* and medved are also racist bigots.....
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He also lies about science and uses revisionist history to support whatever point of view he's trying to project at the time.
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I agree, squealpiggy is a deeply unpleasant individual.
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Good post actually.
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first off everyone knows about the nazi's it's been talked about for 60 years now and everyone knows who they killed and why.
second squeelypig is a far better and educated poster 85% of the other posters here. Comparing him to Nazi's is just retarded sort of like this thread.
Third if you have a problem with someone bring it to the dome and quit wasting space here.
Forth I hate religion as well and not just jewish, islamic, buddhism, catholics, ect. as does squeelypig does that make me a nazi or even able to be compared to one........the answer is no. I dont have to agree with religion as people dont have to agree with me. I can speak for squeelypig on his behalf because we have the same views we dont like religion that doesnt mean we dont like the people with that religion.
Finally get your facts straight, read a little more and then post not post then read and get your facts straight.
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Excellent post Tunney.
Squealpiggy believes the Church was buddies with the Nazi's. That is a complete and utter lie.
The Nazi's persecution of the Catholic Church is well documented.
It's a shame Piggy, hasn't taken the time to read up on this. He spends way too much time copy and pasting paragraphs from Dawkins books.
Here we go again..
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I draw the line at comparing Squeal to a pre war hitler..
He does, however, seem to have a very low tolerence for religion of all sorts. Always with sarcasm and judgemental attitude. Which is kinda ironic since ''judgemental attitude'' is what he use to discribe religous folks. You would think he would rise above what he so deeply think is wrong..
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Yesterday I woke up to a black-footed albatross out the window, and today it was to cries of, "Whales!" I saw three humpbacks before even rubbing the sleep out of my eyes and many more as the day went on, as well as more playful Dall's porpoise. The wet weather has lifted and we even saw a peak of blue sky and some sunshine on a distant mountain.
We pulled into Juneau, Alaska's capital city which is accessible only by air or water, right around noon. Our first stop was at Mendenhall Glacier - previously named Auke Glacier by naturalist John Muir after a local Tlingit tribe, or originally known as Aak'wtaaksit by the Tlingits themselves. No disrespect to Mr. Mendenhall, the surveyor who never even saw the glacier, but I like the other names better. But, it is a beautiful blue glacier!
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At 19-18, the Oakland A's have to be happy with the way the first month and a half of 2012 has gone.
But Wednesday, when the team opens up a two-game set in Texas, the team will have an opportunity to legitimize itself against the best team in the division, and maybe the American League.
The Texas Rangers (23-14) have played in the last two World Series. They own the best lineup in baseball. They have the best pitching in the American League. The best player on the planet roams the outfield and mans the middle of their order. Aside from that, the team that plays in Arlington is pretty average.
Josh Hamilton is coming off arguably one of the best weeks in baseball history at the plate. Highlighted by a four-homer performance in Baltimore on May 8, the slugging outfielder hit nine home runs in six games. From May 6 to 13, he drove in 19 runs. But the most astounding part might be his .467/.529/1.433 slash line with a 1963 OPS.
For the A's, Hamilton is only part of the problem. The Rangers' high-voltage lineup has five players with an OPS better than 800. Oakland, by contrast, only has only one (Josh Reddick, 889). Jonny Gomes has an 847 OPS, but hadn't been a regular in the lineup until Yoenis Cespedes hit the 15-day DL on May 7. Gomes has 88 plate appearances to Reddick's 154.
The A's offensive struggles were on display in Tuesday's 4-0 loss to the Angels, during which Ervin Santana retired 16-straight at one point and earned win No. 14 against his AL West rivals for his career.
Oakland remains very reliant on its pitching, which faces its toughest task of the season.
Rookie southpaw Tom Milone (5-2, 3.92) looks to win his third start in a row after a very strong outing on Friday, during which he threw seven innings while allowing one run versus the Tigers. But the Ballpark in Arlington is unkind to pitchers, especially those facing the vaunted Rangers' lineup. Milone has struggled on the road, posting a 7.84 ERA in and 1.55 WHIP in four starts away from the Coliseum. In Oakland, he's been outstanding with a 0.39 ERA and 0.65 WHIP.
Those road numbers aren't good on the surface, but Milone's last road start wasn't as bad as the numbers indicated. He surrendered four runs in the first inning in Tampa, but kept the team in the game by allowing only one more run over the next four. He had his offense to thank for the win, but settling down after a rough first was a sign of maturity in a tough place to pitch.
For Milone to be successful against the Rangers, he'll have to effectively plant cutters in the on the hands of the right-handed hitters and not leave them out over the plate, where he's been hurt this year. He'll be making his first start against Texas, who have the best average in baseball at .293.
Milone will take on Japanese import Yu Darvish (5-1, 2.84) who is likely the leading candidate for AL Rookie of the Year honors. He's off to a great start and is the first pitcher in team history to earn five wins in his first seven starts. But he's evened out a little during his last two starts, allowing six earned runs in 11.1 innings. In his previous 27.1, he allowed just three runs.
Darvish has a deep pitching repertoire that opposing teams are still trying to figure out. He's able to vary his speeds and break on his off-speed pitches, and is able to compliment them with a mid-90s fastball. He has been better on the road than at home (2.16 ERA compared to 3.72 ERA on the road), but he hasn't been missing bats as much as he would like. He's throwing strikes on just 48 percent of first pitches to hitters, with the league average being 59 percent, according to Fangraphs. Falling behind early puts him in more fastball counts, preventing him from using his array of off-speed options. He's also walking more hitters than he would like, leading to a 1.42 WHIP.
A's Opening Day starter Brandon McCarthy (3-3, 2.56 ERA) toes in the rubber against his former team in the second game, taking on Matt Harrison (4-3, 5.23 ERA). Harrison has lost three of his last four starts, after starting off the year winning three straight. Throughout his career, he's struggled at home with a 4.77 ERA in 230.1 innings.
The lefty has plus stuff, with a fastball averaging 92 MPH and a hard slider coming in at nearly 86. He also features a changeup and curveball, which he's throwing a career-high rate of better than 14 percent.
McCarthy is coming off one of his strongest starts of the year against the Tigers on Saturday, when he threw seven shutout innings with 10 strikeouts, matching a career-high. He'll be looking for his fourth straight victory, after going five starts without a win to begin the year.
The staff ace will have to look out for Adrian Beltre, who owns a career .385/.370/.731 slash line against him. Micheal Young, always a tough out, has a career 1034 OPS against McCarthy.
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Dan Ripley's Antique Helper – Second Tuesday Express AuctionDecember 12th, 2011 by admin
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DENVER, Pa. – With the widely publicized $2.1 million auction price achieved recently by a rare copy of Action Comics No. 1, some investors are contemplating a shift of focus from gold and silver to paper. Vintage comic books – once considered a niche collectable for nostalgic boomers – have become a potent alternative to stocks and bonds. In recognizing this trend, Morphy Auctions recently forged an alliance with the specialist company Sparkle City Comics, of North Bergen, New Jersey.
Morphy's, with the expert oversight of Sparkle City, will launch its new Comic Book division during a Feb. 9-11 Toys & Advertising sale that features 200 prized comics from an original-owner collection. The top lot, a 1963 The Amazing Spider-Man No. 1 in 8.5 condition, is expected to realize $25,000-$30,000. Other anticipated top lots include a 1963 X-Men No. 1 and a 1963 Tales of Suspense No. 39 featuring the first appearance of Iron Man.
The association between Morphy's and Sparkle City came about when the latter company's principal, Brian Schutzer, purchased $40,000 worth of comics in a previous Morphy's sale.
"Brian called me after the sale to finalize his purchase, and during our discussion he suggested that we consider building a relationship," Morphy Auctions' CEO Dan Morphy recalled. "I had been wanting to launch a comic book division in-house, and during that conversation with Brian, it became clear to me that the smartest and most direct path to our goal would be a collaboration with Sparkle City. They're an energetic, extremely knowledgeable company with a tremendous database of comic book buyers."
"On the other side of the coin, Morphy's has the physical gallery and marketing team to promote and produce successful live sales," Morphy continued. "It's an exciting combination that could prove very successful, given collectors' insatiable interest in rare comics."
Morphy's first auction dedicated exclusively to comic books will be a 700 to 800-lot event held either in April or May. "My goal is to have two, if not three, sales per year devoted exclusively to vintage comic books and also original comic book art, a subcategory that has a long collecting arc ahead of it," Morphy said.
To contact Morphy's, call 717-335-3435 or e-mail email@example.com. Online:
Swann Galleries' auction of Important Photobooks & Photographs on Tuesday, December 13 features beautiful and poignant images and books ranging from the earliest photographs to works by artists living and working today.
Highlights include:
Among the photobooks, Edwin Hale Lincoln's lavishly illustrated Wild Flowers of New England Photographed from Nature, a complete set of 8 volumes with 400 platinum prints, one of perhaps 50 copies of the self-published work, 1910-14 (detail top right).
William Eggleston's 2 1/4, a limited-edition book featuring the artist's early color photographs, with a signed print. One of 50 copies, 1999.
A large selection of New York City photographs including Harry Callahan's Untitled (World Trade Center), a silver print, 1974.
Stephen Shore's Ginger Seippel, Miami, Florida, a C-print, 1977, printed 1980.
Aaron Siskind's Viterbo Broom portfolio, containing 18 abstract photographs, all silver prints, 1967
The Milhous Museum, compiled over the past fifty years by brothers Bob and Paul Milhous, focuses on rare and important automobiles, mechanical music, and collectibles, boasting one of the world's most notable assemblies of orchestrions, fair, dance and theater organs. RM Auctions, in association with Sotheby's, is delighted to offer the Milhous Collection in situ at auction on February 24-25, 2012.
The collection began in 1959 with Paul's purchase of a player piano; meanwhile Bob honed his interest in desirable motor cars. His first purchase was a 1934 Packard Eight Convertible Victoria, which won awards at all major concours events including 'Best of Show' at the prestigious 1976 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. Since then, they have accumulated over 30 fine automobiles – from high-horsepower Brass era cars to coachbuilt classics and Indianapolis racing cars – and over 100 mechanical musical instruments.
The latter group is highlighted by the renowned Weber Maesto orchestrion, an exceptionally large instrument replete with a Feurich piano, xylophone, drums, traps, and endless pipes (est. $900,000 – $1,200,000). The Weber Maesto is also very rare, with only seven known to exist, four of which are in museums. Perhaps one of the most decoratively appealing and whimsical of the instruments is the Ruth Style 32-B Fair Organ by A. Ruth & Söhne of Germany, with carvings of animated flute and guitar players, bell ringers, a bandleader, swans, satyrs, cherubs and angels playing herald trumpets (est. $1,000,000 – $1,200,000).
Central to the collection is the Illions-style carousel built over the course of four years for the Milhous Collection and featuring 44 intricate animal figures carved by hand from historically accurate designs ($1,000,000 – $1,500,000). An extensive assortment of petroliana, neon and porcelain signs and rare and unique gasoline-powered tether cars and models adds to the collection's variety. Furthermore, the Museum features decorative pieces from Louis Icart, Alphonse Mucha, and Tiffany & Co., and ornate hall clocks, tower clocks and street clocks from makers like Seth Thomas & Howard and Black, Starr & Frost.
RM Auctions, in association with Sotheby's, looks forward to offering the contents of the museum on premises this February. For more information, please visit www.rmauctions.com/milhous.
DENVER, Pa. – Two of America's most popular collecting categories – coins and sports memorabilia – will join forces for an outstanding 866-lot auction on Dec. 17 at Morphy's.
"Certain types of collectibles never seem to lose favor," said Morphy's CEO, Dan Morphy. "Coins have been a favorite with collectors and investors for many generations, and important memorabilia from professional and collegiate sports just keep on setting new records at auction. We decided to put the two categories together for a holiday auction that many collectors could enjoy."
The Dec. 17 auction starts with a collection of more than 320 lots of silver and gold coins, and currency. The centerpiece of the numismatic offering is an extremely rare Panama-Pacific International Exposition octagonal $50 gold coin that was struck in 1915. Graded MS65 (mint state) by PCGS, the coin is expected to make $120,000-$150,000.
There's quite a story behind the Panama-Pacific coins, and it's entwined in the lore of one of America's greatest cities: San Francisco. Six years after the devastating earthquake of 1906, the "City by the Bay" was in dire need of an economic boost. It came in the form of the 1915 World's Fair, also known as the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Many cities had vied for the right to host the event, with New Orleans being one of the favored contenders. After an intense advertising and lobbying campaign, however, President Taft proclaimed earthquake-ravaged San Francisco as the official host city.
The fairgrounds and buildings took three years to construct, providing much-needed jobs for out-of-work San Franciscans. The project sparked a revitalization that changed San Francisco forever, putting it on the map as one of America's greatest and most cultured cities.
The Panama-Pacific International Exposition ran from Feb. 20 through Dec. 4, 1915, and to commemorate the fair, the United States Government authorized the San Francisco Mint to issue a $50 gold coin depicting Balboa on the obverse and an owl encircled by dolphins on verso.
"Very few of these coins were made, and an example graded this high – a '70' is perfect and impossible to find – is very exciting to collectors. Today, it's common for commemorative coins to be issued, but that wasn't the case back then," said Dr. John Morphy, Head of Acquisitions & Appraisals for Morphy Auctions.
In total, more than a million dollars worth of gold and silver coins will be auctioned in Morphy's Dec. 17 sale. Another rarity that's expected to stir interest amongst bidders is a 2011 Chinese panda gold coin, one of only 300 made, which weighs one kilo (2.23 lbs.) and is valued at $130,000-$150,000.
The sale also features more than 100 BU rolls of silver dollars with rare dates including 1891 CC, 1882 CC, 1883 CC, 1889 S, 1897 S, and 1899. Among the more than 80 gold coins are an 1855 D 2½ dollar AU 53, 1879 $5 PF 64+ Cameo NGS, 1896 $5 PCGS PR 64D CAM, 1857 S $20 double eagle PCGS MS 61, 12 oz. Panda and more than 100 limited gold commemorative sets.
Additional lots include 1902 National Bank notes, 5 uncut sheets PCGS 69, Tyler Texas; and many types of other coins, among them a 1909 S VDB cent, 1955 double-die cent, and a 3-legged buffalo nickel.
The second half of the Dec. 17 session is devoted to sports memorabilia. There are early baseball and football buttons, pennants and some bobbing-head dolls, including Willie Mays, Mickey Mantle and Roberto Clemente. Hartland collectors will find themselves spoiled for choice with the array of boxed figures that includes Babe Ruth, Yogi Berra, Don Drysdale, John Arnett and others. Some non-sport figures, such as cowboy and historical Hartlands in original boxes, will join their sports counterparts.
Sporting equipment is abundant and includes some great baseball gloves in scarce original boxes, plus autographed game-used and store-model baseball bats. One of the highlights of the sale is an unusual grouping of approximately 50 Mickey Mantle autographed items, some limited edition and most originating from Mickey Mantle's girlfriend Greer Johnson, and Mantle's personal attorney. The autographed Mantle items include framed prints, gloves, bats, balls and his personal golf jacket.
Boxing fans should get their bidding cards ready for a pair of autographed Muhammad Ali Everlast boxing trunks and autographed lace-up boxing shoes. These extremely desirable items were worn by the legendary Ali and donated to a public auction 30+ years ago. The shoes are inscribed in blue pen: "From Muhammad Ali June 5-80 The Greatest Boxer of All Times."
Sports-related ephemera will also make an appearance in the sale in the form of a personal collection of the historical publication "The Sporting News." There are several hundred issues with cover dates ranging from the 1930s through the 1980s. In some cases, there are runs of entire years.
Also crossing the auction block are baseball coins, tobacco cards and various-era baseball cards, including an extremely rare 1928 Harrington's Ice Cream redemption card with the image of baseball player Earl Smith. Other standout cards feature Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio. There are also some fine lots of graded and ungraded cards from the 1950s through present day. Also, a big selection of unopened wax boxes and cases include baseball, basketball and hockey cards.
Always-popular player-endorsed items include a Jackie Robinson doll in the original box and a very scarce circa-1930 Babe Ruth brass locker tag. In summary, the sports section runs the gamut from sports-related advertising signs and Major League memorabilia to coveted autographed items, which include letters of authenticity.
All forms of bidding will be available for the Dec. 17 auction, including live in the gallery, absentee, by phone, or live via the Internet through Morphy Live or LiveAuctioneers.com.
For additional information about the coins, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. For questions pertaining to sports memorabilia, e-mail tom@morphyauctions. To reach the gallery, call 717-335-3435.
SOUTHAMPTON, Pa. – An old-fashioned American Christmas traditionally includes a statuesque, fragrant tree, topped by either an angel or star and accompanied by a vintage toy train that chugs energetically around its base to announce that Santa has arrived.
Finding the perfect train to complete the classic holiday scenario is as easy as bidding in Stephenson's Dec. 16 auction, which contains hundreds of classic loco/tenders, boxed sets and coveted accessories by Lionel, American Flyer and other revered names. Nearly all of the train lots have come from three multi-generational estates in the Greater Philadelphia area.
"Our business is based on auctioning contents of estates or homes whose owners are downsizing," said Cindy Stephenson, owner of Stephenson's Auctioneers. "We set aside the best toys and trains from those estates to offer in specialty sales held a few times a year. The pre-Christmas train and toy session is always very popular with collectors."
The Friday, Dec. 16 Dolls, Trains & Toys auction, which will start at 2 p.m. Eastern time, opens with approximately 75 doll lots, including antique and vintage examples of both European and American manufacture. The selection features German bisque-head and composition dolls, a Shirley Temple doll in a middy dress, Barbies, a Skookum Native-American doll with papoose, a Mori Mora Bros. character doll, and groupings of miniature dolls. Doll clothing and dishes, and doll reference books round out the section.
The bulk of the auction consists of estate trains and toys. An extensive array of early Lionel standard gauge trains includes a No. 408E electric locomotive, a No. 384E steam locomotive and tender; Mojave passenger cars, freight cars and a No. 400E steam locomotive with No. 392T tender – the big boy of the standard gauge era.
O gauge fans won't want to overlook the two No. 2333-20 Santa Fe engines and a prewar passenger set featuring a No. 253 locomotive, two No. 607 Pullman cars and a #608 observation car.
American Flyer aficionados won't be left out in the cold, either. The brand is well represented by a boxed Mountaineer No. 20320 set.
"Collectors will appreciate that many of the train sets are boxed and that an enormous selection of accessories will be available, as well," said Stephenson. The comprehensive array includes numerous bridges, signals, crossing gates, platform buildings and figures, which will be apportioned into group lots. Highlights among the accessories include an excellent and always sought-after Lionel standard gauge No. 444 roundhouse section, a No. 124 station and two No. 913 illuminated bungalows.
The toy box at Stephenson's will be brimming with boys' toys of all types from the pre- and postwar eras. A Buddy 'L' pressed steel Railway Express truck with all original paint is in "good to very good" condition. Another vintage piece is the Keystone parking garage and gas station.
The toy lineup continues with slot cars (including Aurora), pond boats, an abundance of Britains civilian and military figures, and a scale-model remote-control helicopter. Numerous scale model cars produced by Danbury Mint and Franklin Mint are also part of the colorfully varied toy mix.
Stephenson's Friday, Dec. 16 Dolls, Trains & Toys auction will take place at the company's gallery located at 1005 Industrial Blvd., Southampton, PA 18966. The session will begin at 2 p.m., with a two-hour preview from 12 noon till commencement of sale. There will be ample onsite parking and a food and beverage concession at the venue. For additional information on any lot in the sale, call Cindy Stephenson at 215-322-6182 or e-mail email@example.com.
All forms of bidding will be available, including live in the gallery, absentee, by phone, or live via the Internet through www.LiveAuctioneers.com. View the fully illustrated catalog and sign up to bid absentee or live via the Internet at www.LiveAuctioneers.com. Visit Stephenson's online at www.stephensonsauction.com.
Features the complete works of the celebrated travel poster artist Roger Broders, whose name is synonymous with French Art Deco. Not only is this the first time that all of Broders work, including previously unknown variants and non-travel images, has come to auction, it is the first time the complete works of any poster artist have been offered at one time. The posters comprise an outstanding private collection that is remarkable for its range and for the fine condition of most of the pieces.


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For you rebels not partaking in the old-school RB-RB draft strategy, here are a few cheap No. 2 running backs you should be able to snag in Round 3 and beyond. These guys come with a perceived lack of upside, but they may actually be their team's workhorse -- which, of course, gives them plenty of upside.
Rashad Jennings, Giants: General manager Jerry Reese called his free-agent acquisition a "bellcow type" of back following minicamp, a sign that Jennings will get the majority of carries in the team's unsettled backfield. What he does with those carries, though, is just as important. Jennings averaged 4.5 yards per carry last season and 4.3 for his career, but this could be his first full season as the "bellcow."
Trent Richardson, Colts: Remember this guy? Richardson, an overrated sleeper last preseason, flopped in 2013 before and after being traded to Indy, but that will make him a great value this year. Donald Brown is gone and Richardson should be much more familiar with Indy's potentially high-powered offense. There's still a lot of upside here. If you pass on RBs early in the draft, this is the kind of risk you'll have to take.
Toby Gerhart, Jaguars: Out of Adrian Peterson's shadow in Minnesota, Gerhart is also set up for a starring role in an otherwise very underwhelming Jacksonville backfield. Gerhart was plenty productive when called upon to spell Peterson and should dominate work around the goal line, however infrequent that may be for the Jags.
Ben Tate, Browns: Another offseason mover, Tate should have the backfield to himself in Cleveland. With Josh Gordon likely suspended for the year and a rookie QB under center, Tate could actually be a key cog in this offense. He's always an injury risk, though, so owners should also consider rookie Terrance West in the late rounds.
Bishop Sankey, Titans: Sankey enters the best situation of any rookie running back following the departure of Chris Johnson. Though he's been viewed as a change-of-pace back by many GMs, Sankey should play a much bigger role than that considering Shonn Greene is the next-best option.
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Seeding of the Greg Norman-designed AT&T Oaks Course at the TPC San Antonio is well underway and projected to be finished by the end of the summer. The TPC San Antonio also announced the hiring of Tom Lively to the position of golf course superintendent for the project's two courses, a role in which he will oversee all agronomy for the highly anticipated 36-hole facility.
Lively comes to TPC San Antonio from Medinah Country Club in Chicago, where he served as director of golf course operations for the past seven years. His tenure at Medinah included the 2006 PGA Championship. "I have always wanted to be involved with the construction of a new golf course and when this opportunity came along, I couldn't turn it down," Lively said. "The TPC San Antonio project is bigger than I could have ever imagined and presents a very unique and exciting opportunity. I look forward to working with everyone involved and preparing for the opening of two spectacular golf courses."
The TPC San Antonio is scheduled to open in spring 2010 with courses designed by two of golf's most innovative designers, Norman and recently announced World Golf of Fame inductee Pete Dye. Norman, a World Golf Hall of Fame player who has established himself as a world-class architect, is fashioning the AT&T Oaks Course with aid from player consultant Sergio Garcia, while Dye is designing the AT&T Canyons Course with help from player consultant Bruce Lietzke.
"We're very pleased to have someone of Tom's stature come on board at TPC San Antonio," said Cal Roth, senior vice president of agronomy for the PGA Tour. "Considering the agronomic and major championship experience he developed at Medinah Country Club, Tom is a valuable addition to this exciting project and the TPC Network, and we are confident he will do a wonderful job in his new role."
Roth and Lively have revealed the variety of Bermuda grasses that will be used on the AT&T Oaks Course. Greens have been seeded with Champions; tees, collars and approaches will be of Emerald; the fairways will consist of TifSport; and, the roughs will be of Bandera Bermuda. The TPC San Antonio will feature a closed-loop irrigation system designed to insure protection of the Edwards Aquifer, San Antonio's main water source.
Situated on 2,800 rolling acres, both courses are being built with the necessary infrastructure to be host PGA Tour events, as is the case with every TPC project. Once open the tracks will position San Antonio as a premier golf destination.
Play at the club is reserved for members and guests of the adjacent 1,002-room JW Marriott San Antonio Resort and Spa. Deposits for Founder Memberships, the first category of membership available at TPC San Antonio, are now being accepted, and membership information can be obtained at http://www.tpcsanantonio.com).
Foresight Makes Pecan Valley Relevant Again
In late February, Boerne, Texas-based Foresight Golf added San Antonio's storied Pecan Valley Golf Club to its portfolio of Texas golf courses. In the months since, the course has reclaimed its spot as a must-play option for South Texas residents and thousands of golfers who visit the region each year.
Pecan Valley Golf Club, originally designed by J. Press Maxwell in 1963 and renovated by Bob Cupp in 1998, is one of the Alamo City's oldest and most storied layouts. The track played host to the 50th PGA championship in 1968, the Texas Open in 1967, '69, and '70 and the 2001 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship.
Pecan Valley Golf Club was acquired by American Golf Properties in 1997 from the original developer, the E. J. Burke, Jr. family of San Antonio. Century Golf Partners/Arnold Palmer Golf Management acquired the course from American Golf in 2004, and had held it until the recent sale, which closed February 22, 2008.
"We see this acquisition as an exciting opportunity to apply our hands on and highly focused operating philosophies to the business at Pecan Valley," said Ed Miller, Foresight Golf's chief operating officer.
The long-underutilized layout, which is just two years shy of the 40th anniversary of Pecan Valley's most celebrated event, is undergoing a transition designed to reintroduce it to San Antonio and South Texas' discriminating golfers.
Foresight also owns six other respected courses in San Antonio, Comfort, New Braunfels and Houston, including the Republic just a mile or so up Salado Creek from Pecan Valley.
Working alongside Foresight Golf president Dan Pedrotti Jr., Miller has made the conditions of the layouts a priority. "Foresight strives to create an outstanding product and offer it to the market at a reasonable price," Pedrotti said. "We expect that going forward our team will produce the same results at Pecan Valley."
Miller, whose career includes spells as a superintendent and agronomist at such sites as Medinah in Chicago, Cherry Hills in New Jersey and Pebble Beach in Northern California, suggests there may have been harbinger that Foresight would wind up with the two Southeast Side San Antonio golf clubs. "We were fishing golf balls with Pecan Valley logos out of the creek when we were developing the Republic," he explains.
There have been numerous obvious improvements to Pecan Valley since Foresight Golf acquired the property, but Miller said the real emphasis on the track is under the surface of the grass. The company started with a thorough diagnosis of what's in the soil and leaned heavily on making sure the substructure was getting what it required for healthy growth. The Foresight team worked to restore the needed nutrients to the soil's growing foundation, from tees to the all-important greens, and monitored the foot traffic on the course.
And, as they say, the proof is in the pudding. Pecan Valley is in fabulous shape from tee to green, and its putting surfaces are the envy of most facilities in this drought-ridden region. Foresight Golf's Director of Golf Operations, Ken Holubec, has led the team at Pecan Valley through the transition of ownership.
The Beat Goes on at Brackenridge
Progress continues at the renovated Brackenridge Park Municipal Golf Course as the bulk of the track's grassing is completed. According to Brad Fryrear, superintendent for the Alamo City Golf Trail, sod has been laid on all the venerable course's holes as well as the facility's chipping practice green. "We will still need about 10 more weeks of grow-in to get the course ready," Fryrear added.
If all goes according to schedule, the $4 million-plus facelift of Brackenridge is expected to be mostly completed by mid-October, with an official opening for the public and normal play set for early next year.
Reid Meyers, chairman of Municipal Golf Association-San Antonio, stressed that the historic Brackenridge Golf Course "all but called out to us" to be restored because of its role as the birthplace of Texas golf. "Golfers around the nation have revered Brackenridge as the first 18-hole municipal golf course built in Texas in 1916 by renowned golf course architect, A.W. Tillinghast," Meyers said.
Tillinghast designed such other great venues as Baltusrol in Springfield, N.J.; Winged Foot in Mamaroneck, N.J., and Bethpage State Park in Farmingdale, N.Y.
Legends such as Walter Hagen, Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson and Arnold Palmer all competed at the old "Brack." Plus, the first Texas Open was hosted at Brackenridge in 1922, and the course was the tournament site until 1959.
Arlington, Texas-based Colligan Golf Design has been in charge of the renovations, and - at holes 15, 16 and 17 - John Colligan and his associate Trey Kemp were forced to build holes adapt they felt Tillinghast would appreciate.
A recent look at the changes at Brackenridge showed that the front nine has received mostly subtle work, excepting the par-3 eighth hole (which lost its water hazard, a feature to the front left of the green for decades, replaced by three pearl-string bunkers draped before a peanut-shaped green).
The back nine, however, has been extensively retooled, with the changes to Tillinghast's design forced when U.S. Highway 281 was built on property that was once the lower acreage of Brackenridge in the 1960s. Colligan worked to restore the back nine to some semblance of Tillinghast's original design, and the new holes - some routed on former holes but reversed - look like they will stand up to the test.
The home hole - a 175-yard, par-3 that has golfers hitting almost directly down the San Antonio River toward a square green that will include the historic clubhouse as the backdrop - seems likely to emerge as Brackenridge's signature hole.
Steve Habel is an Austin, Texas-based journalist and Cybergolf's Southwest Correspondent. Since 1990, he has traveled around the globe covering news, business and sports assignments for various news bureaus, newspapers, magazines and websites. He also contributes to Business District magazine in Austin as managing editor and is the Texas football beat writer and a contributing editor for Horns Illustrated, the Austin-based magazine for University of Texas sports. Habel writes a weekly golf column for The River Cities Tribune in Marble Falls, Texas, and is a member of the Texas Golf Writers' Association.
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The Trumbull Community Action Program, 1230 Palmyra Road S.W., Warren, has announced the beginning of the Winter Crisis Program.
Customers in need of utility assistance may contact the agency at 330-393-2507, Ext. 225, for an appointment. Walk-in customers are accepted at 7:30 a.m. Monday mornings for the first 20 people to arrive and again at 12:30 p.m. for the first 20 to arrive in the afternoon. Walk-ins also will be accepted at 7:30 a.m. Wednesday mornings for the first 20 people. All others are scheduled appointments.
Customers must provide photo identification; social security cards for all household members; most recent gas and/or fuel oil receipt, electric bill and proof of all money received in the home for the past 13 weeks, if employed or child support, or three months proof of income if received monthly. If they are disabled and do not receive an income for their disability, they must provide documentation of being disabled. Customers must have all information required to be seen.
To be eligible for assistance, customers must have a notice of disconnection on their gas and/or electric utilities. A household is eligible to receive a delivery of fuel if their tank contains 25 percent or less of its capacity or a delivery of coal or wood.
Income guidelines to be eligible for assistance include households with one resident, $5,415 three months total income or $21,660 for 12 months; two residents at $7,285 three months income or $29,140 for 12 months; and three residents at $9,155 for three months and $36,620 for 12 months.
For additional household members, add $1,870 to the three months total income and $7,480 to the 12 months total income.
Customers in need of utility assistance who do not meet the eligibility guidelines may pay the utility companys directly. Under the Winter Reconnection Order, the total amount of $175 may be paid to regulated utility companies to restore service, stop disconnection of service or to start new service at a different address. The deadline to apply for the Winter Reconnection Order is March 31.
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Original Granny- Old ladies of the future with tatoos & listen to rap music.
Our Mom is the O.G.
מאת Aunt Wild & Aunt Tess 6 באוקטובר, 2011
Stands for "Original Gangster".
That girl Casey is an OG right there!
מאת C-swizzle fo shizzle 6 בנובמבר, 2010
Abbreviation of Original Gangsta. First used by Ice T, with his 1991 album "O.G original gangster", and later adopted by gangsta rappers to refer to an old gangster.
Stupid gangsta rapper: I'm THE o.g
Smart underground hip hop artist: No gangsta can be original, they are all the same.
Smart underground hip hop artist: No gangsta can be original, they are all the same.
מאת Shakmaveli 9 ביוני, 2010
O.G. is an acronym standing for ORIGINAL GANGSTER. people and things can be described using O.G. as an adjective. it is almost always associated positivley.
shit, that ninja turtles digital watch is O.G.!
that N.W.A joint is so O.G.
that N.W.A joint is so O.G.
מאת 415beez 28 במאי, 2006
The abbreviation of "original ganster", a term overused by SGs or studio gangsters and millions of people that have never done anything gangsterlike in their life. It no longer a means anything.
Alex:"can I get a discount, I'm a OG, nigga" Cashier: "you're about as OG as Drake ya yesmaster ass nigga, get the fuck out my shop hood rat" O.G.
מאת Motheryucker 11 באפריל, 2016
Acea situație în care un bărbat se trezește dimineața cu penisul erect și este nevoit să îl întindă pe crac.
Ieri dimineață am vrut să îmi beau cafeaua dar am avut un O.G.
מאת ion21 21 במאי, 2016
I got these og jordans
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The imposing Federal Bureau of Investigation headquarters in downtown Washington could be headed for a makeover.
The General Services Administration said Monday it is seeking proposals for a new consolidated FBI headquarters somewhere else in the Washington metropolitan area, and would be willing to exchange its current headquarters as part of the deal.
The 2.4-million-square-foot J. Edgar Hoover building on Pennsylvania Avenue – about halfway between the White House and the Capitol — is considered outdated and overcrowded. The facility has been controversial since it was completed in 1974, due to its '60s-era concrete exterior and fortress-like character. But it sits on prime real estate, making it an attractive candidate for redevelopment in a city running short on available lots.
The GSA, which is the federal government's real-estate and purchasing arm, said the FBI building currently sits on 6.7 acres of land and is zoned for office, retail, housing, mixed-use and public buildings.
In a statement, GSA Acting Administrator Dan Tangherlini said an exchange of the FBI headquarters "not only saves money, but it also promotes efficiency by consolidating staff into a single state-of-the-art facility, shrinking the federal real estate footprint and eliminating multiple leases."
The GSA also announced a request for proposals to redevelop area of Southwest Washington, dubbed Federal Triangle South and just south of the National Mall, that has been seen as ripe for redevelopment as well. The GSA overview is seeking a "a vision that stimulates a vibrant mix of uses, such as residential, commercial, civic, institutional, and public realm."
The National Capital Planning Commission released a report earlier this year that called for a Southwest Ecodistrict.
Mr. Tangherlini said: "With Federal Triangle South, we will contribute to a more sustainable neighborhood by creating opportunities for development, while at the same time saving taxpayer dollars by redeveloping outdated and underutilized properties."


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Later that day, at a largely social gathering organized by his campaign, McCain spent another 15 minutes in private conversation with the first-term Alaska governor.
"I remember him talking about her when he came back," a McCain adviser said. "He said she was an impressive woman. He liked her."
But few people outside McCain's inner circle were privy to just how much of an impression Palin had made that day.
In the months of speculation over who McCain would pick as his vice presidential running rate, Palin's name occasionally surfaced but rarely as a serious choice. But by the time she arrived in Arizona last Wednesday to meet first with two top McCain advisers and then the next day with the candidate and his wife, Cindy, the job was hers to lose.
"He was down to the point that if the meeting had gone well, and it was expected to go well, there was going to be an offer," said a senior adviser privy to the decision-making. "I don't think he would have invited her if it weren't his intention to offer her the job."
Far from being a last-minute tactical move or a second choice when better known alternatives were eliminated, Palin was very much in McCain's thinking from the beginning of the selection process, according to McCain's advisers. The 44-year-old governor made every cut as the first list of candidates assembled last spring was slowly winnowed. The more McCain learned about her, the more attracted he was to her as someone who shared his maverick, anti-establishment instincts.
"He looked at her like a kindred spirit," said one close adviser, who declined to be identified in order to speak more freely. "Someone who wasn't afraid to take tough positions."
Rick Davis, McCain's campaign manager and the person at the point of the vice presidential process, said there was no abrupt change in the final hours. Nor, he said, was Palin selected without having gone through the full vetting process that was done for other finalists. That process included reviews of financial and other personal data, an FBI background check and considerable discussion among the handful of McCain advisers involved in the deliberations.
"Nobody was vetted less or more than anyone in the final stages, and John had access to all that information and made the decision," Davis said. "It's really not much more complicated than that."
In part to blunt criticism that McCain had pulled a last-minute switch and turned to Palin without all the information he may have needed to make a decision, some of those advisers shared details Saturday, mostly on a not-for-attribution basis.
Six people were involved in the secretive deliberations that led to Palin's selection: McCain; his wife, Cindy; campaign manager Davis; longtime confidant Mark Salter; senior adviser Steve Schmidt; and key strategist Charlie Black. In addition, Washington lawyer A.B. Culvahouse oversaw the vetting.
It began last spring with a list of about three dozen possible choices. One aide described the process as one in which the inner circle would meet regularly with McCain to review and discuss the choices.
"He and several of us had multiple meetings," one adviser said. "Discussions, strengths and weaknesses of all the candidates. He asked a lot of questions and listened - didn't tip his hand to too many of us. He was very insistent that this process often wounds people, and we were to stay very quiet."
"We obviously were looking at a lot of different options," one adviser said. "We looked at base options, women, pro-choice, pro-life, people outside the party. It was a very broad and deep search. Most of the people we checked out never made it into the public domain, and some speculated on were very, very competitive for the job."
But this adviser added that because the process was so leak-free, the public knew little of the actual deliberations, and the campaign did not try to knock down incorrect speculation.
"It's a little naive on the part of the media to assume because they weren't reporting this (Palin's consideration) for the last few months, there's something up on this. . . . We didn't spend any time saying yes or no to any of the speculation - just because everyone thought it was going to be Mitt Romney for a month, and then it was going to be Joe Lieberman for a month."
In public handicapping late last week, Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney were seen as two of the finalists. Both had been dispatched to the Democratic National Convention as Republican surrogates, and their appearances there were described as final auditions for the vice presidency.
McCain aides scoffed at that characterization, calling it pure coincidence. "These guys are all good surrogates. They've done a thousand hours of surrogate work," one McCain adviser said. "I don't think we needed to audition anybody at the Democratic National Convention a week before ours. It's wonderful to fill cable time with it, but it's just nonsense."
Among others who received serious consideration was Lieberman, the Connecticut Democrat-turned-independent. His possible selection drew a sharply negative reaction among conservatives because Lieberman supports abortion rights and differs with McCain on many domestic issues.
Another name that was floated was that of former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge, a fellow Vietnam veteran and longtime friend of McCain. But he, too, is a supporter of abortion rights.


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My LO is a good sleeper (knock on wood). She never cared for swaddling. We used to just tuck the blankets into the sides of the mattress when she was young to keep her cozy. The she started grabbing at the blanket and managing to get it untucked, so we stopped. Now a days it's just her and the mattress, and a breathable bumper. She rolls over and sleeps on her belly or her side for most of the night. She recently has liked cuddling with a blankie of hers when she's sitting with us on the couch. So..... when is it safe to put it with her in the crib to sleep? I know when the time comes, she's gonna love it. And I'll love thinking that she's extra warm and cozy :)
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World Net Daily Detroit News editorial page editor Nolan Finely is pretty much in love with Occupy Detroit because its existence totally proves that Barack Obama wants to kill rich people. Well, duh. It said as much on his long-form birth certificate. In the space for name, it reads: Barack Hussein Obama, Kenyan socialist and murderer of the wealthy. [DetNews]
But if you are worried that this thing will lead to a Pol Pot-like bloodbath, don't. The Occupy Detroit permit runs out in mid-December. If you make it to Christmas alive, then it's highly unlikely they'll put you in a camp with Harry Dean Stanton. Boys, avenge me. Avenge me! [Freep]
For the Metro Times, Occupy Detroit is literally the greatest thing to happen since they wrestled Savage Love away from Real Detroit. [Metro Times]
24 HOURS WITH OCCUPY DETROITMLive's Jeff Wattrick goes inside Occupy Detroit for 24 hours, sharing his observations and insights as he fights the cold with a group fighting to be heard.
Good, gray Crain's Detroit Business has a thorough report on the logistics and challenges of camping out in the middle of Detroit. [Crain's Detroit Business]


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The Committee for Medieval Studies of the University of British Columbia invites paper proposals for this conference to be held on October 28-29, 2005 on the UBC campus in Vancouver. The scope of the conference will match that of J. Brian Harley and David Woodward (eds.), The History of Cartography, vol. 1. Eighteen years after the publication of that seminal work this conference will offer a unique forum to highlight, distill and reflect upon the remarkable progress made in so many areas since 1987, thereby honouring the memory of the joint editors, and in particular David Woodward, deceased August 25, 2004. Looking to the future, the conference is also specifically designed to foster closer interaction between scholars of antiquity and of the Middle Ages who engage with maps.
Proposals are especially welcome which discuss recent discoveries, the value of fresh perspectives and methodologies, insights gained from the exploitation of new technology, relationships between ancient and medieval cartography, and significant current work in progress. Graduate students in Canadian institutions and elsewhere are welcome to submit proposals. Papers are not to exceed 20 minutes. All proposals, including an abstract of 500 words maximum, should be sent by e-mail to the organizers, Richard Talbert (University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, firstname.lastname@example.com) and Richard W. Unger (UBC, e-mail address given below) to arrive no later than 20 March, 2005. Proposers whose papers are selected will be notified by 15 May, 2005. Some financial support may be available to assist participation in the conference.


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Learn about the Spring 2014 in London, England Study Abroad program and meet Prof Jonathan Okamura, Spring 2014 Resident Director.
Courses offered by Prof Okamura are: ES 301 (W,E): Racial and Ethnic Identity in London ES 420 (W,E): Racial and Ethnic Relations in London
Students receive UHM credits for all coursework. Financial aid is available for eligible students.
The application deadline is October 15, 2013.
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