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What Causes Large Pimples On Buttocks
What causes pimple like marks on the buttocks?
Acne: If you are unsure what it is see your doctor, otherwise if it is acne see a doctor for prescription creams to apply. Start using salicylic acid to was the acneic area on your buttocks when in the shower. Avoid baths and hot tubs, lakes and oceans until clear. ...Read more
Acne (Definition)
A common human skin disease characterized by areas of scaly red skin (seborrhea) with blackheads/whiteheads (comedones) , pinheads (papules), large papules (nodules), pimples & possibly scarring. Occurs mostly on face, upper chest & back. Treated with benzoyl peroxide, salicylic ...Read more
What are the causes of reoccuring pimples/boils on the buttocks?
Staphylococci: Are common causes of this, sometimes mrsa. ...Read more
I have a large pimple with puss about 3 inches below my belly button. Previously I had one on my buttocks which my doctor drained and put antibiotic ?
Pimples: Go back to your doctor. You may have to undergo the same procedure. In addition your doctor may want to see if you have MRSA or an immune deficiency ...Read more
Painful red bumps on buttocks and thigh, big like a pimple, were wet this morning. Main cluster of bumps then a few farther away. What could this be?
It could be: It could be herpes, but also folliculitis. See your dermatologist for an evaluation and treatment. ...Read more
I'm pregnant in 27 weeks.I have so big deep pimple in buttocks,redness swelling on skin around.I pop it A lot of mucus gone should I worry what to do?
Probably no worries: Now that the area is drained it will probably heal on its own. If the redness spreads or does not improve over several days or if you develop a fever - see your doctor ...Read more
I have open sores on my buttock area. It started as what looked like one large pimple, but grew to about 20 in this area. Please help. What is it?
Folliculitis: It is likely a local spread of a staph or strep species that is causing you to have an outbreak. Can try chlorhexadine soap / scrub (may have to ask pharmacist where to find it), and if not successful, see your dr / urgent care for antibiotic rx and more specific instruction on how to get rid of. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Large knot under skin near buttock. It hurts to sit down, and i applied heating to it, thinking it was a bad pimple. What could this be?
Abcess: Pus filled bumps on the skin are the symptom of a skin infection. An abcess can form under the skin without a 'head'. When they red, warm to touch and painful it is called cellulitis. Treatment of this includes oral antibiotics and occasionally drainage. See your doctor ASAP because resistant infections are becoming more common and require special treatment. ...Read more
I have a pimple like thing on my buttock i researched it and it said it was a boil usually cause by MRSA are all boils cause by it?
No: Abscess can be secondary to a variety of bacteria. They occur when the sebaceous gland becomes obstructed and then bacteria proliferate. Most important thing is to get evaluated. You likely need an i+d and possibly antibiotics. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
I get a lot of large-sized pimples with white heads on my buttock region.They're painful and last for days.How can I treat and avoid it later?
Butt Acne: The common cause for acne on the butt is similar to one of the culprits that trigger the development of acne on the face: sweat. Sweat traps dirt and oil in the skin thus, clogging the skin pores. When skin pores become clogged, the bacteria that cause acne multiply and form pimples. Treatment is with oral antibiotics like solodyn or Doryx and a topical like epiduo. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Why do pimple like sores form on the buttocks and perineal area?
Hidradenitis: I would speak to your doctor about your general health. Are you diabetic? Are you overweight? People with hidradenitis supurativa get "pimples" in their groin and buttock and it is not related to weight or diabetes. I find topical antibiotics and/or fruit acid treatments help. I would see your family doctor or a dermatologist. ...Read more
Buttock (Definition)
The buttocks are the paired curved masses that make up our "posterior." each buttock consists of a layer of fat superimposed on the gluteus maximus ...Read more
Pimples (Definition)
Pimples are a kind of acne, and are a condition where oil gets trapped in a pore of the skin resulting in small area of ...Read more
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When it comes to early childhood education, Temple Grandin doesn't like what she's been seeing.
That was a big chunk of the Colorado State University professor and best-selling author's presentation Sunday when she spoke in the University Middle School auditorium in Greeley.
Grandin, who was diagnosed with autism as a child, also touched on the various ways to teach autistic or developmentally challenged children.
But much of her speech, which was sponsored by the United Way of Weld County, centered around the ways young children aren't being afforded opportunities to find their passions.
"I think both educators and parents are getting stuck in their silos, and the Internet is making it worse," she said, referring to the tendency to teach children without a sense of how the children are responding to the instruction. "They just don't have a sense of what's going on, and teachers now aren't familiar with the job world."
Many heads also nodded as Grandin spoke of the need to limit the access young children have to screens, such as televisions or tablet devices.
"We need to be showing them the whole world," she said. "Take their phones away and show them everything that's out there."
Grandin said she found it funny that children hardly ever inquire as to how the phone itself works.
"In the '50s, we would have taken those things apart just to see what weird stuff we could make with them," she said. "That's what we existed for."
Jeannine Truswell, president and CEO of the United Way of Weld County, said that issue struck a chord with her.
"There's a lot more information out there with the Internet, but sometimes that's not always a good thing," Truswell said. "Sometimes we just need to get back to the basics of education."
Truswell also said she found Grandin's points about resourcefulness especially pertinent. At one point in her speech, Grandin described a meeting she had with the parent of a developmentally challenged child. Because the child did especially well around dogs, Grandin suggested the child walk the neighbors' dogs for short periods each day.
"The parent said, 'Well, we don't have a program for that here,' " Grandin said and laughed. "A program? The program is you take your kid to the neighbor and ask them if he or she can walk their dog."
Truswell said she also sees that lack of resourcefulness as a growing issue.
"It's just good to be reminded that we don't need lots of fancy gear to do these things," she said. "It takes a lot of work, but that's what's really needed."
Grandin also said she's "disturbed" at a trend in education in general to tell teachers how to teach in the classroom every day.
"Don't tell me how to teach, tell me what to teach," she said. "I think it's good to have common standards for children, such as they should know this much math when they leave third grade. But this bureaucracy of how every subject should be taught day by day is a bunch of nonsense."
When it comes to what she gained from the speech, Truswell said both parents and educators have to learn one size doesn't fit all.
"Every brain is different, and every child's learning is different," she said. "We have to adapt our message to each child.
"You wouldn't build a great house on a bad foundation."

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Miguel Cotto: Margarito Will Get Punished Without Plaster
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WBA junior middleweight champion Miguel Cotto is not worried about the punching power of Antonio Margarito. The Mexican former welterweight champion was the victor of their first battle, in July 2008, by TKO in eleven. During a few of his pre-fight interviews, Cotto accused Margarito of loading his gloves with plaster of Paris before entering the ring for their previous fight in Las Vegas. Margarito was caught with tampered handwraps before a scheduled fight with Shane Mosley in January 2009.
Margarito aggressively denied Cotto's accusations. He promised to knock Cotto out in a similar manner as the first encounter, but quicker. Cotto doesn't expect the same dangerous puncher that gave him a bloody beating in 2008. He says Margarito's power will not be the same without the plaster.
"This time things will be different. [The fight] won't be the same. He won't be the same. He's going to be punished. He doesn't have the plaster. He won't be the same without the plaster," Cotto said.
Cotto vs. Margarito takes place on Saturday night at New York's Madison Square Garden.
[QUOTE=x3_bazooka_x3;11494587]He is talking about the way Miguel hits... and quits[/QUOTE] Again, no worries! Mexicans have plenty of REAL Champions who dont have to load their gloves with plaster. Just look @ the boxing clinic Miguel put on. The object of…Comment by x3_bazooka_x3 on 11-30-2011
[QUOTE=Samadafish;11494559]And if he hits so hard why was he loading his gloves ??? What a joke u & margarito:bryce::bryce:[/QUOTE] He is talking about the way Miguel hits... and quitsComment by Samadafish on 11-30-2011
[QUOTE=x3_bazooka_x3;11494545]pega como niña, mi cuñado que es peso mosca, pega más duro que él" ~ Antonio Margarito he hits like a girl, my sister-in-law who is a flyweight hits harder than him~ Antonio Margarito[/QUOTE] And if he hits so hard…Comment by x3_bazooka_x3 on 11-30-2011
pega como niña, mi cuñado que es peso mosca, pega más duro que él" ~ Antonio Margarito he hits like a girl, my sister-in-law who is a flyweight hits harder than him~ Antonio MargaritoComment by Pin Galarga on 11-30-2011
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Roche is teaming up with Spero Therapeutics, a company founded last April, in an antibiotics partnership under which Roche will provide nondilutive R&D funding to Spero. The Swiss company will also have the option to acquire Spero's lead program at the IND application phase on terms that include an upfront payment and milestones.
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The Commodores would threaten in the bottom of the first when they loaded the bases with no outs. Unfortunately the Commodores were only able to get one run on an RBI groundout by Andrew Giobbi. There was some controversy on the play because the Commodores were originally awarded two runs, but it was later ruled that the final out of the inning was recorded before Alex Feinberg was able to cross the plate.
The Gamecocks would pretty much put the game away when they scored five runs on five hits in the bottom of the third inning to push their lead to 10-1. They would add to their lead by getting three runs in top of the fourth inning and three more runs in the top of the fifth inning.
Gamecocks' starting pitcher Will Atwood pitched 6 2/3 innings for first win of the season. He gave up 5 runs on 8 hits and 4 walks while striking out 7.
Nick Christiani got the start for the Commodores and had a rough afternoon. He was only able to pitch 2 1/3 innings. He gave up 9 runs, 5 earned, on 9 hits with 0 walks and 0 strikeouts. Steven Schwartz relieved Christiani but did not do fare any better. He gave up 7 runs in 4 2/3 innings of work. The only Commodore pitcher to have any success on the day was Drew Hayes who pitched 2 scoreless innings.
"You got to put this one behind you," added Corbin. "If you think about this loss tomorrow you will get beat the same way. Everything changes tomorrow, you see it in this league all the time things can change quickly."
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It's 2014. Why is migrating from one PC to another still such a pain in the ass?
You have hundreds of programs you need?
ElDudorino 2 years ago#22
I was just writing in a different thread the other day about how much easier it is to migrate to a new PC nowadays.
It seems like during the Windows 98 era, anything that you installed would create a registry entry and then would refuse to run if that registry entry disappeared. So, upon accessing the executable from a fresh Windows install, you'd find that your software no longer runs unless you either re-install it or restore/re-create the registry entry somehow.
When switching from Windows 7 to Windows 8.1, I found that the number of programs I could no longer use due to missing registry entries was somewhere around, like... two. Out of dozens of programs I've run. Windows 8 even created Start Menu (or whatever you call it) entries for some software that was installed in my old OS.
So, I definitely can't agree about it being a pain in the ass to migrate from one system to another. Registry entries were really the only thing that ever bothered me about switching systems, and software seems to be a lot smarter about how it handles them now. Hell, hardware drivers usually find THEMSELVES on a desktop, so other than laptops (which often have System Restore functions that restore all of your drivers) and the odd exception here and there you can pretty much skip that step as well. Just install CCCP for your video viewing pleasure and maybe Acrobat Reader and MS Office and you're good.
Now, if you're re-formatting your hard disk and completely erasing all of your software before switching to another OS or another computer, that's on you.
ElDudorino posted...
I was just writing in a different thread the other day about how much easier it is to migrate to a new PC nowadays.
Did you just "upgrade" from win7 to 8.1 on the same machine, or switch to a new computer entirely?
Boo_Mario posted...
Did you just "upgrade" from win7 to 8.1
Shut the f*** up
ElDudorino 2 years ago#25
Doesn't matter which option you use.
In the recent example above, I was keeping all of the same hardware except for my SSD, which died and had to be replaced. I performed a fresh install of Windows 8.1 onto an empty SSD, so I could not use the "Upgrade" function (not that I would ever use that function anyway - it goes against my beliefs).
Prior to that, I changed my motherboard and replaced my CPU and RAM, replaced the graphics card, copied all of my data on my storage drive from a 250GB hard disk over to a 1TB hard disk and installed Windows 7 on a new SSD. It wasn't really any different then. It seems to me that either modern software has become a lot less moronic about relying on registry entries to start, or modern versions of Windows have found ways to work around not having intact registry entries. I believe this change dates back to around the Vista days, since I haven't really had to get angry about a hard disk full of registry-less software since Windows XP some years ago.
Then, as for drivers, like I said before they're pretty much a non-issue as long as you have an internet connection.
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Windows has a feature called easy transfer, perhaps you should use it...
I have always been a big proponent of Windows Easy Transfer. However, Microsoft in their infinite wisdom have decided that it's no longer necessary and are depreciating it. The version in 8.1 is severely reduced in functionality, and I assume it will be completely removed from Windows in the next version.
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Flaktrooper123 2 years ago#27
I am still using my old hard drive. Maybe because I am too lazy to migrate everything to my new hard drive. Maybe I should clean up that old hard drive so I can revive my old PC, and probably connect it to my TV.
r7gerrabbit 2 years ago#28
I use multiple hard drives.
My SSD is for the OS and mission critical applications.
Then I have two 2TB drives. One for games, and one for everything else.
When I do a fresh install I only have to do keyboard driver, sound driver, graphics driver, and motherboard CD. Takes 20 minutes tops.
I don't see the problem. Unless you have a snail for an internet connection, it's as simple as downloading what you need and installing. It doesn't take that long.
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Bossdog421 2 years ago#30
I completely format and install a fresh copy of windows at least twice a year. I rely on my laptop for 7 day a week work and have tons of important files and programs.
I do a back up once a month of all of my important documents and files. I created images of all the programs i use.
If my computer exploded today, the longest part of it would be waiting on the replacement to be shipped to me. It takes me about 2 hours to be COMPLETELY up and running after a format with my drivers / updates in place and my critical work files / programs ready to be used.
Getting my game library back takes a bit longer but i typically get one installed and let everything else download in the back ground as i work or play the first game.
It is not a big deal at all to migrate data in this day and age.
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Amarillo police are examining whether a pair of weekend convenience store robberies are linked to a string of others reported in the city the past two weeks.
Police arrested Justin Blair Airhart, 31, on Sunday in the 2800 block of Lloyd Drive, minutes after a clerk at a Toot'n Totum on Polk Street told police the store had been held up.
Airhart faces two counts of robbery, but police claim at least four other convenience stores were robbed in similar ways since mid-November.
"We're still working on some of the other cases, looking to see if there's any connection," Amarillo police Cpl. Jerry Neufeld said. "They seem to fit the same type of activity."
Neufeld did not have details on the earlier robberies.
Police say a man walked into the Toot'n Totum at 2222 S. Polk St. just after noon Sunday and demanded the clerk open the register. The clerk complied and gave the man money from the drawer.
A police officer saw the robber's truck, a maroon Chevrolet, headed west from 34th Avenue and Wimberly Road. The officer tried to pull it over in the parking lot of another Toot'n Totum at 3310 Wimberly Road. Police say the truck drove around the building, hit another police cruiser and kept going.
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Back to the Future - Wide Open Masters Greets 25th Anniversary of Nicklaus's Miracle
The epic war between Greece and Troy was poignantly summed up by Homer in one powerful line of "The Iliad": "For ten years they battled beneath the city walls, and no one knew whose side the Gods were on."
The greatest week in golf arrives with similar confusion and uncertainty, but also with an inspiring milestone. Though the PGA Tour lacks a dominant player for the first time in 13 years, and a potpourri of foreign players are surging past their American counterparts in the world rankings, the Masters endures and celebrates the 25th anniversary of Jack Nicklaus's miraculous Sunday charge to victory in 1986, arguably professional golf's greatest day. This year, golf's annual rite of spring - already the most stately, refined and charming event in sports - has an added dimension of regalia and nostalgia.
Golf needs the excitement right now. Until Phil Mickelson finally shook off the rust last weekend with a 63-65 finish in Houston, the first quarter of the golf season was as exciting as cottage cheese and celery. None of the game's marquis players - the so-called Big Five - were in contention for longer than a few holes at a time and the recent wave of "young guns" adorned as the next generation fizzled as well.
Phil, Vijay, Ernie and Retief are showing their age. While they can still post the occasional sublime round, their consistency has wavered. Padraig Harrington looked to join that elite group after winning three majors in six starts, but he's been lost for a year while trying to work his way back from swing changes. Even Lee Westwood, who seems to contend at every major before fading down the stretch, has had a poor start to the 2011 season. With the exception of Mickelson, who finally got himself out of what looked to be a slump, none of golf's household names has been the week-in and week-out factor that Ponte Vedra and Madison Avenue so desperately need.
Moreover, while this also looked to be the year Rickie Fowler, Anthony Kim, Dustin Johnson, Hunter Mahan and Matt Kuchar all broke through to superstardom, they all missed the starter's gun. Instead, we got Jonathan Byrd, Mark Wilson, D.A. Points and Gary Woodland in the PGA Tour winner's circle and network broadcast booth. Most fans couldn't pick them out of a line-up of Duke Ellington's orchestra.
Then of course there's Tiger.
Both the PGA Tour and the entire golf world are faced with the inconvenient truth that Tiger Woods - their runaway gravy train for the last 13 years - is now one of 154. Once the dual revelations of sex scandals and links to shady steroid pushers decimated his aura of invincibility, Woods has become just another good golfer who makes endless headlines because of his celebrity and salacious reputation rather than his play on the course.
It just goes to show, no matter how much you try to fence yourself in you can't keep the rest of the world out.
Woods's play has ranged from "merely pretty good" to "shockingly indifferent," and hot-and-cold golf doesn't win weekly tour stops, let alone majors. There is no question, Tiger's accident, scandals and humiliation took a permanent toll of his golf swing. Whatever you're feeling, it travels right down the club to the ball. Golf balls know exactly what you're thinking and do not care.
Golf balls are heartless that way.
Golf's day of reckoning has arrived, as happens when you make the mistake of anointing one person "bigger than the game." Woods no longer looms over the golf landscape like Godzilla licking his chops at a Tokyo slathered in teriyaki sauce. Indeed, the last time he was at Augusta, he got taken to the woodshed by Masters Tournament Chairman Billy Payne in a withering public tongue-lashing that served a critically important purpose - to remind us all that no one is bigger than the game and true golfers and champions put the game's virtues before their egos. Most people quietly applauded Payne's courage and candor, grateful that he delivered the sharp condemnation that should have come from Tim Finchem. Many whisper that he should replace Finchem as the next PGA Tour commissioner. With his tireless devotion to the game's unwavering moral compass Payne would be terrific.
Like everything else in life, golf is cyclical. In the late '80's and early '90s, European players dominated the PGA Tour. Once again players from the U.K. and the Continent are the dominant stars of golf. Paul Casey, Martin Kaymer, (pronounced KIGH-mur), Louis Oosthuizen, (pronounced LOO-ee WEST-hay-zin) and Luke Donald have all won on the European Tour and England's Ian Poulter has won on both tours. Moreover, their young bantam rooster, Spain's Alviro Quiros, has also won this year. For the moment, the balance of power in golf has shifted to Europe; 52 of the 96 players starting Thursday morning are from outside the United States, a trend that has grown strongly over the last few years.
So as the Masters dawns, so too has a new age of parity in professional golf. Did you know that since 2001 45% of major championship winners (18 out of 40) have, so far, been "one and done," winning just one major? In chronological order, they were David Duval, David Toms, Rich Beem, Mike Weir, Jim Furyk, Ben Curtis, Shaun Micheel, Todd Hamilton, Michael Campbell. I'll let you come up for air and then add Geoff Ogilvy, Zach Johnson, Trevor Immelman, Lucas Glover, Stewart Cink, Y.E. Yang, Graeme MacDowell, Louis Oosthuizen and Martin Kaymer.
And if Kenny Perry hadn't forgotten to finish last year's Masters, both he and Angel Cabrera would be on that list, making it an even 50%.
Can any of these guys repeat ever? Let alone this week in the crucible of Sunday afternoon at Augusta? Maybe: Yang, MacDowell, and Kaymer are not only playing the most consistently right now, they have the most phlegmatic demeanors. Pressure, what pressure? Selfless workmanlike overachievers like the foreign players may be even hungrier right now than their American counterparts, embracing and even relishing the challenge.
Yet despite all the cataclysmic change that will rock the PGA Tour now that they can't rely on one man, all of golf can always rely on one tournament: The Masters.
"We still have something pure," said ardent golf fan Ken Jokall. "We love the Masters because it symbolizes everything good about the game . . . It shows how high we all can reach together if we put aside our egos and our greed and focus on the purity of the sport."
Indeed, in an age where society has capitulated to the reckless indifference of a libertine disposition, allowing greed to pervert the sports industry, only the Masters takes Alfred Lord Tennyson's advice and stands apart in quiet dignity: stoic and sentinel amidst the chaos and traffic of the world, wisely stewarding and promoting the game's altruistic virtues, like a lighthouse casting its sturdy beacon through a raging maelstrom.
Who has the edge this year at the Masters? The same player who has always had the edge at the Masters: The player who happens to have the best week putting, hitting greens in regulation and recovering from trouble. Sure, long hitters have an advantage off the tee. But the Hank Haney-coached version of Tiger aside, all the length in the world doesn't put the ball in the hole at Augusta.
Most of all, no major rewards experience more than the Masters. Consider this fact: there are fewer one-time major championship winners who won at the Masters than at any other major. The PGA Championship has 32 winners who claimed it as their only major, the U.S. Open has 23, the British Open 22, but the Masters a mere 14. At Augusta National, the wider fairways, yet tiny second-shot targets, coupled with the ability to allow the players to recover from trouble, allow the best players to use their entire array of talents. They are not limited to hitting irons off the tee and wedges to the fairway after finding the rough. Additionally, the pressure at the Masters, the weight of history and the future of his career on his shoulders, may ultimately reward the more experienced player.
So like it has ever since the world fell in love with on it after the first televised golf broadcast, the Masters' mesmerizing spell will once again enchant us, revitalize us and inspire us. Augusta National is beguiling greens that slope off in many different directions, sending balls scurrying into perdition. It's towering loblollies, homespun wisteria vines and radiant azaleas blooming hardily in defiance of the last vestiges of winter's chill. It's the withering stretch of 10-12 sending players going into a tailspin, and it's the razor's edge of 13 and 15 others providing a well-earned eagle or ruthless double-bogey. After all, the driest ball wins.
And best of all, the Masters it's that selfless, altruistic ethos, that graceful, enduring charm most of all. One writer opined that golf "needs Tiger Woods in order to be relevant," but all the world will be watching golf this weekend no matter what Woods shoots. The Masters is the centerpiece of American pro golf precisely because it transcends any one player.
It's timeless. It's Gene Sarazen holing out a 5-wood for a double-eagle; it's a grateful Ben Crenshaw winning one for his mentor; it's Arnie swashbuckling his way to four green jackets in seven years; and it's the "Golden Bear" raising his putter in jubilation after finishing a Sunday charge so epic it was worthy of being chronicled in an anthem by Rush. It's the Masters, a living compendium of all that is great in golf.
Some things never go out of style.
Since launching his first golf writing website in 2004, http://www.jayflemma.thegolfspace.com, Jay Flemma's comparative analysis of golf designs and knowledge of golf course architecture and golf travel have garnered wide industry respect. In researching his book on America's great public golf courses (and whether they're worth the money), Jay, an associate editor of Cybergolf, has played over 220 nationally ranked public golf courses in 37 different states. Jay has played about 1,649,000 yards of golf - or roughly 938 miles. His pieces on travel and architecture appear in Golf Observer (www.golfobserver.com), Cybergolf and other print magazines. When not researching golf courses for design, value and excitement, Jay is an entertainment, copyright, Internet and trademark lawyer and an Entertainment and Internet Law professor in Manhattan. His clients have been nominated for Grammy and Emmy awards, won a Sundance Film Festival Best Director award, performed on stage and screen, and designed pop art for museums and collectors. Jay lives in Forest Hills, N.Y., and is fiercely loyal to his alma maters, Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts and Trinity College in Connecticut.
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CALGARY, Alberta ? Marian Hossa is back with the team after tending to a family matter and Antti Raanta will get the start tomorrow night when the Chicago Blackhawks face the Calgary Flames at the Scotiabank Saddledome.
Hossa met the team in Calgary after returning to Chicago Saturday morning, when his wife went to the emergency room with an illness. His wife, who he said had a difficult labor with their second child a few weeks ago, was discharged from the hospital yesterday. Hossa said she?s feeling better.
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Hawaiian Missionaries (stamps)
|Hawaiian "Missionaries"
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|Location of production
|The Polynesian
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|Nature of rarity
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|Face value
|Two cents
|Estimated value
The Hawaiian Missionaries are the first postage stamps of the Kingdom of Hawaii, issued in 1851. They came to be known as the "Missionaries" because they were primarily found on the correspondence of missionaries working in the Hawaiian Islands. Only a handful of these stamps have survived to the present day, and so they are amongst the great rarities of philately.
In the early 19th century, mail to and from Hawaii was carried by ship captains on an ad hoc basis. By 1849, partly as a side effect of the California Gold Rush and the settlement of California, mail to and from San Francisco had increased greatly. In response, the Hawaiian government established a post office and set postal rates. Henry Martyn Whitney, the first postmaster, was authorized to print stamps for those rates in June 1851, which he did using the printing press of The Polynesian, a weekly government newspaper.
The stamps went on sale October 1, 1851, in three denominations covering three rates: the 2-cent stamp was for newspapers going to the US, the 5-cent value was for regular mail to the US, and the 13-cent value was for mail to the US East Coast, combining the 5 cents of Hawaiian postage, a 2-cent ship fee, and 6 cents to cover the transcontinental US rate.
The design was very simple, consisting only of a central numeral of the denomination framed by a standard printer's ornament, with the denomination repeated in words at the bottom. The top line read "Hawaiian / Postage" for the 2- and 5-cent values, but "H.I. & U.S. / Postage" for the 13-cent value, reflecting its unusual role of paying two different countries' postage. A thin line surrounded by a thicker line framed the stamp as a whole. All stamps were printed in the same shade of blue on pelure paper, an extremely thin tissue-like paper prone to tearing; 90% of known Missionaries are damaged in some way.
Although the stamps were in regular use until as late as 1856, of the four values issued only about 200 have survived (Scott Trepel's census in the Siegel catalog lists 197, but see below), of which 28 are unused, and 32 are on cover.[1]
The 2-cent is the rarest of the Hawaiian Missionaries, with 15 copies recorded. When Maurice Burrus sold his 2-cent Missionary in 1921 the price was US$15,000; when Alfred H. Caspary sold the same stamp in 1963 the price was $41,000, the highest value ever paid for any stamp at that time (even more than the British Guiana 1c magenta and "Post Office" Mauritius blue two pence and red one penny rarities). An astonishing lore surrounds this stamp: in 1892, one of its earlier owners, Gaston Leroux, was murdered for it by an envious fellow philatelist, Hector Giroux.[2]
The Dawson cover[edit]
The most valuable of all Missionary items is a cover sent to New York City bearing the only known use of the 2-cent value on cover, as well as a 5-cent value and two 3-cent US stamps. This is known as the Dawson Cover. It was in a bundle of correspondence shoved into a factory furnace around 1870, but packed so tightly that the fire went out (though one side of the cover bears a scorch mark). The factory was abandoned; 35 years later, a workman cleaning the factory for reuse discovered the stuffed furnace, and knew enough about stamps to save the unusual covers. This cover was acquired by George H. Worthington in 1905, then bought by Alfred H. Caspary in December 1917 for $6,100.[3] It has changed hands several more times: the Weill brothers bought it for $25,000 in 1957 for Benjamin Dwight Phillips and eleven years later disposed of it from the Phillips collection for $90,000,[3] in the 1995 Siegel auction it realized a price of US$2.09 million ($1.9 million plus 10% buyer's premium),[3] and in 2013 it sold for $2.24 million to an American collector making it one of the highest-priced of all philatelic items.[4]
The Dawson cover, shown on the 2002 Souvenir Sheet (Scott 3694) may be evidence of the validity of the 1850 Treaty of Friendship, Commerce, and Navigation between the United States and Hawaii[5] as a sovereign nation. Under Article XV,
So soon as Steam or other mail packets under the flag of either of the contracting parties, shall have commenced running between their respective ports of entry, the contracting parties agree to receive at the post offices of those ports all mailable matter, and to forward it as directed, the destination being to [some] regular post office of either country, charging thereupon the regular postal rate as established by law in the territories of either party receiving said mailable matter, in addition to the original postage of the office whence the mail [was] sent.
On September 9, 1850, Hawaii's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Robert Crichton Wyllie, asked San Francisco's postmaster J. B. Moore to implement the treaty's mail exchange provision quickly, to support Hawaii's sovereignty against any potential French ambitions in the Hawaiian Islands. Moore agreed by early December, and the Honolulu Post Office opened on December 21, 1850.[6]
The Grinnell Missionaries[edit]
In 1920, 43 additional Missionaries appeared on the philatelic market. They came from a Charles Shattuck, whose mother had apparently corresponded with a missionary family in Hawaii, were acquired by George H. Grinnell and then sold to dealer John Klemann for $65,000. But in 1922, the stamps' authenticity became the subject of a court case, and they were adjudged forgeries.
They have been studied on a number of occasions since then, but opinion remains divided. In 1922, experts testified that the Grinnells had been produced by photogravure and not by handset moveable type, but in the 1980s Keith Cordrey contended that they were probably typeset, and the Royal Philatelic Society London agreed. Further analysis showed that the ink and paper were consistent with 1850s types. Even so, the Royal Philatelic Society declared the stamps to be counterfeit. A book detailing their findings was published in 2006 titled The Investigation of the Grinnell Hawaiian Missionaries by the Expert Committee of the Royal Philatelic Society London by Patrick Pearson.[7]
In May 2006, Mystic Stamp Company announced that they had acquired 36 of the Grinnells from the descendants of George Grinnell, and were selling the group "as is" for 1.5 million US$.
Many of the surviving Missionaries are repaired, and David Beech has commented that they probably would not have survived had they not been.[8]
See also[edit]
- Hawaiian Philatelic Society
- List of notable postage stamps
- Postage stamps and postal history of Hawaii
References and sources[edit]
- References
- ^ Post Office in Paradise: Missionary Stamps (retrieved 1 May 2007)
- ^ "More Than Child's Play", Time, June 7, 1963
- ^ a b c "The Dawson Cover: The Celebrated and Unique Hawaiian 2¢ Missionary Cover" (PDF). Siegel Auction Galleries. 2013-06-25. Retrieved 2013-01-18.
- ^ Snee, Charles (2013-01-10). "The year in review: top stories for 2013". Linn's Stamp News. Retrieved 2014-01-18.
- ^ US Treaty with the Hawaiian Islands, Dec. 20, 1849. Aloha Quest.
- ^ "Treaty Period", Post Office in Paradise
- ^ How to look after your Collection – A Basic Guide. Based on a paper given at the 87th Philatelic Congress of Great Britain, Derby on 8 July 2005 by David Beech, Barnet & District Philatelic Society, 2013. Retrieved 2 May 2013.
- Sources
- Donna O'Keefe, Linn's Philatelic Gems 1 (Amos Press, 1989)
- Siegel auction catalog for the Honolulu Advertiser collection, November 1995
- Henry A. Meyer. Hawaii, its stamp and postal history. New York: Philatelic Foundation, 1948
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By Andrea Wien
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There are certain cities that you visit for the food, the scenery, the nightlife, or the shopping. And then there's New York – the city you come to for everything. With so much to experience in any given New York minute, it can be daunting to plan a list of musts, and it's easy to feel guilty for not making it to everything. (Hint: plan a second trip before you leave and you'll give yourself something to look forward to.)
While it would be impossible to round up a true top 10 list of the best things to do in New York, we're willing to bet that if you hit the 10 spots listed below, you'll be able to sleep easy knowing that you lived up your New York experience like a true pro.
Not visiting? These 10 activities and attractions are also locals-approved, and a few are the perfect fix for a rainy day.
For example, lunch and a stroll through Chelsea Market is the best way to spend a dreary afternoon, while The High Line offers a walking alternative when there's sunny skies.
Happy adventuring!
Museum of Modern Art
With extraordinary exhibitions and the world's finest collection of modern and contemporary art, MoMA is the world's foremost museum of modern art. This multi-level museum displays cutting edge contemporary works, as well as pieces by modern masters Edward Hopper, Le Corbusier and Rene Magritte. Crowds can be intense, particularly for big-name installations and traveling exhibitions. Take the elevator to the top floor upon entering, and then work your way down, missing the masses who bottleneck on the ground floor. MoMA's Michelin-starred restaurant by New York City star chef Danny Meyer is appropriately named The Modern; Meyer's award-winning eatery is largely credited with reinventing museum fare. For casual fare, Cafe 2 is located on the second floor. (212-708-9400)
Central Park
Eight hundred acres of green space in the middle of Manhattan sounds like a fable. And yet, that's exactly what Central Park is, which is why you'll find joggers, nature lovers and bikers getting their fix of greenery every day. In the winter, visitors can lace up their skates for a twirl at Wollman Rink, while summer favorites include the Central Park Zoo and the Friedsam Memorial Carousel. For lazier days, catch some rays with the sunbathers in Sheep Meadow or on the Great Lawn – and if you stay after the sun goes down, you may be serenaded by one of the many live performances that occur here, including some by The Metropolitan Opera and the New York Philharmonic. There's no better place in the city to escape the city, making Central Park an oasis amongst the chaos right outside. (212-360-3456)
Chelsea Market
Chelsea Market is a little bit of everything packing into a seriously awesome space. Though the higher floors hold offices (and lucky office workers), the ground level is part farmer's market/food hall, part shopping destination. From places like Anthropologie and Bowery Kitchen Supply (where you can snag cheap wares without trekking all the way to Bowery), to Buddakan and Chelsea Wine Vault, it's true that there actually is something here for everyone. The space also holds events on a regular basis, so you could stumble upon everything from a Rag & Bone sample sale to a Birchbox pop-up. Rain or shine, Chelsea Market should be bookmarked in your travel plans as a must-visit, even if you only stop in for lunch. (212-652-2110)
Grand Central Terminal
Said to be "Manhattan's only remaining great gateway," Grand Central Terminal (not "station" as it is often mistakenly called) is a magnificent example of art meeting functionality. The Beaux Arts facade that stretches along 42nd Street features a beautiful clock and crowning statues of Minerva, Mercury and Hercules. Inside the terminal, a vast blue ceiling twinkles with fiber optic lighting depicting the zodiac constellations, while one level below, sixty railroad tracks transport over 500,000 commuters a day. Since the building's revitalization, Grand Central has enticed visitors and locals alike, with quick bites and delicacies located in the Grand Central Market, fine cuisine in the Dining Concourse and free arts events in Vanderbilt Hall. (212-532-4900, 212-340-2345)
Staten Island Ferry
Leaving Manhattan, you gaze at the most enduring symbol of the city, the Statue of Liberty, ahead on the right, with the sleek Verrazano-Narrows Bridge dominating the left. Then you realize that skyscrapers are assuming postcard dimensions of grandeur behind you. It is New York, even America, at its best, a truly thrilling experience. The magnificence of the Brooklyn Bridge soon completes the view behind you on the right. And best of all, it's free! Once at the terminal on the Staten Island side, grab a departing boat and enjoy the dramatic view in reverse. Hint: avoid the newer, faster craft with no outside deck.
Wollman Rink
Located on the southern end of Central Park between 62nd and 63rd Streets, Wollman Rink may very well be one of the most recognized ice skating rinks in the world. Opened in 1950 as a gift to the city from Kate Wollman, the Rink has been featured in countless movies including Serendipity, Home Alone 2 and Stepmom. Between November and March, New Yorkers, celebrities and visitors flock to glide around the ice, and take in the stunning scenery of Manhattan's glittering skyline. Don't have a pair of skates handy? No worries. Skate rentals, lockers and lessons are available through the parks department. (212-744-0882)
The High Line
A true lesson in urban renewal, the High Line is built on an abandoned railroad line elevated above Manhattan's westside. Running from Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District to Midtown's W. 34th Street, the High Line has quickly claimed its place in the hearts of New Yorkers and visitors. Dotted along the grated overpass are food stalls, restaurant pop-ups and magnificent overlooks. To do it best, go on a Tuesday and amble along until you find Terroir, a wine bar near 15th Street. Grab a glass of vino at dusk, and then make your way a couple blocks south to hook up with the Amateur Astronomers Association stargazers who've set up telescopes and offer explanations of what's going on in the sky. (212-206-9922)
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
New York is home to the Staten Island and Bronx Botanical Garden, but locals will tell you that the Brooklyn Botanic Garden is the spot to be. 52-acres of greenery located adjacent to Prospect Park, the Garden was founded in 1910, and features a Japanese pond garden, an herb garden and a native flora garden. Closed on Mondays, the Garden is open until 4:30PM every other day, and visitors should check the website for any special event notifications. Regulars say that the cherry blossom festival in mid-May is worth the trek from just about anywhere, but if you're unable to make it then, the garden is fully in bloom and wonderful for viewing through mid-fall. (718-623-7200)
The Cloisters
Located in Washington Heights, a northern neighborhood far from Midtown Manhattan's frenetic pace, but still an easy trip on the train, the Cloisters contain all of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's medieval collection. In addition to the exhibitions within, the grounds of the Cloisters are an attraction unto themselves. Modeled after a monastery, the grounds contain four reconstructed cloisters, each with sculptures, fountains, and artwork donated by New Yorker art barons like the Rockefellers. Highlights include the rose marble fountain in the Saint-Michel-de-Cuxa Cloister, and the Trie-en-Bigorre Cloister, or Unicorn Tapestries Hall, which holds an impressive collection of 15th- and 16th-century tapestries. (212-923-3700)
Brooklyn Bridge
Spanning from the South Street Seaport to Brooklyn Heights, the famous Brooklyn Bridge has ushered New Yorkers across the East River since 1883. A must-see for any visitor to the Big Apple, the best way to experience the bridge is to take the 30-plus minute, 3,455-foot expedition and walk it. The view of Manhattan is incredible, suddenly making it easy to understand why decades of poets and painters have been fascinated by it. The great Walt Whitman even described the view from the bridge as the "most effective medicine my soul has yet partaken." For best results, we'd recommend going in the early morning during the summer months to miss the crowds. (No Phone)
About Andrea Wien
Andrea Wien was bitten by the travel bug from an early age, and has lived in New York, Seattle, Cleveland and Sydney, Australia since 2007. When she's not traveling or planning a trip, you'll likely find her eating tacos while throwing darts and watching the Cleveland Browns.
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From director Steven Spielberg comes "War Horse," an epic adventure for audiences of all ages. Set against a sweeping canvas of rural England and Europe during the First World War, "War Horse" begins with the remarkable friendship between a horse named Joey and a young man called Albert, who tames and trains him. When they are forcefully parted, the film follows the extraordinary journey of the horse as he moves through the war, changing and inspiring the lives of all those he meets—British cavalry, German soldiers, and a French farmer and his granddaughter—before the story reaches its emotional climax in the heart of No Man's Land.
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The Tampa Bay Rays had an eye-opening season that showed the American League that they are one of the top threats. But now that they have established themselves as winners and candidates to win the American League East, the question is: What team will be next?
There are many teams that have been losing since the late 90's, like the Kansas City Royals and the Pittsburgh Pirates, that have young and exciting players who will excel—much like what happened in Tampa Bay.
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The boys from Atlanta have made some huge improvements this offseason that can't be overlooked—Derek Lowe, who is locked up in a new contract, Japanese star Kenshin Kawakami, and the contract extension of their first baseman, Casey Kotchman.
The Braves are in a tough division that includes New York, Philadelphia, and Florida. I do not see the Braves making the playoffs unless they win at least 90 games, which does not seem likely. Though they have made great acquisitions, I don't think that they can compete.
They do, however, look like they could finish in the top three.
Oakland A's
With the recent additions of Jason Giambi and, especially Matt Holliday, along with a potentially stellar young pitching rotation led by Justin Duchscherer, Oakland will, without a doubt, be competing with the more vulnerable division, except the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, who have lost some key players.
The A's will have a race to the finish for the division and they will be a competitor in the Wild Card.
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Look at the Detroit Tigers, Houston Astros, Colorado Rockies, and Toronto Blue Jays to have a turnaroud and have a bigger impact on their division.
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AL East
Boston 95-69
New York 94-71
Tampa Bay 92-70
Toronto 83-89
Baltimore 73-87
AL Central
Minnesota 91-74
Oakland 87-76
Chicago 85-79
Kansas City 80-83
Detroit 77-89
AL West
Angels 92-72
Oakland 89-76
Texas 65-83
Seattle 59-103
NL East
Philadelphia 97-68
New York 95-70
Florida 90-76
Atlanta 86-80
Washington 72-87
NL Central
Cubs 101-61
St. Louis 93-68
Houston 87-78
Milwaukee 83-82
Cincinnati 69-81
Pittsburgh 66-83
NL West
Arizona 88-74
Dodgers 86-76
Giants 80-82
Colorado 75-87
San Diego 57-105
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