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THURSDAY, March 6, 1873.The Senate amendments to Mr. Cowgill's bill [H. R. 144], to provide for the crossings of railroads, were taken up and concurred in. They require each company to keep in repair its own road for such convenient crossings.
The Senate amendments to the Special Printing Committee's bill [H. R. 536], to provide for the public printing and binding, were taken up; and, the Speaker being in doubt as to the presence of a quorum to do business, on motion of Mr. Woodard there was a call of the House, which determined seventy-nine present. So the subject was passed over.
The bill [S. 155] to provide for the reimbursement to certain counties therein named, of certain taxes illegally assessed and collected for the year 1869, and paid into the State Treasury, and declaring an emergencey, was taken up in order on the third reading.
Mr. McConnell submitted a motion to recommit the bill with instructions to include in its provisions the county of Adams, and a motion to lay it on the table was rejected,
Mr. Butterworth proposed to amend the motion by adding instructions to amend by refunding certain amounts to the counties of Elkhart, St. Joseph and Delaware, which was laid on the table: and then upon a demand of the yeas and nays, on Mr. McConnell's motion, he obtained leave to withdraw it.
After further debate by Mr. Offutt in favor of the bill and Mr. Butterworth in opposition, under the pressure of the previous question, demanded by Mr. Ogden, the bill was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas, 53; nays, 39.
The Speaker took up the special order, viz: the consideration of the bill [S. 294], to amend the assessment act of December 2, 1872, with the reported amendment of the Committee on Ways and Means, viz: striking out section three, which Mr. Branham described as necessary in order to provide more stringent rules and regulations that will compel a more thorough collection of the delinquent taxes. It is gross injustice that two-thirds of the taxpayers have to carry on the State government. The county of Wayne is delinquent about $90,000.
Mr. Walker. Will the gentleman please read on in his list of the delinquents?
Mr. Branham. Jefferson county is delinquent $30,000. Here is a complete list of them. I instanced Wayne, because she is one of the wealthiest of the counties, and full of about as honest people as there are in the State. [Laughter.] The amendment was adopted.
Mr. Mellett proposed ineffectually to amend by a provision changing the price per description for the advertisement of the delinquent list, to 50 cents instead of 30 cents ; and then after debate by Mr. Branham and Mellett, under pressure of the previous question demanded by Mr. Kimball, the bill, as amended, was finally passed tho House of Representatives - yeas 87, nays 3.
On motion of Mr. Branham his bill [H. R. 508] to make further provision for the Insane of the State, was taken up - the question being on the third reading. The bill was passed by the House. Year 79. Nays 9.
Mr. Brett, from the Committee on Benevolent Institutions, returned the bill [S. 198] (to sell part of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum grounds, to raise money for the Insane Asylum) with an amendment striking out all that relates to the organization, - sections 1, 2 and 3 - and further amended by striking out the words: "trustees of the Institution for the education of the Deaf and Dumb," and writing: "Governor, Auditor and Treasurer of State," and the committee recommend that the land referred to be not sold. The report was concurred in.
The bill [S. 305] to incorporate the trustees selected by any religious society, etc., was taken up on the first reading; and on motion of Mr. Baxter (the constitutional restriction having been dispensed with for the purpose) it was advanced and finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas, 84; nays, 1.
The bill [S. 219] to provide for the construction and maintainance of fish ladders and to provide for the maintenance of the same, was taken up, read, and referred to the Committee on Agriculture.
The bill [S. 48] to amend sections 1, 7 and 8, of the act of March 11, 1867, (and May 4, 1869) to establish a Soldiers' and Seamen's Home, was page: 245[View Page 245] taken up. The question being on the third reading. - Mr. Tingley and Mr. Mellett stated that the chief object of the bill is to change the style of the "Indiana Soldiers' and Seamen's Home" to "The Soldiers' and Seamen's Orphans' Home," etc. The bill was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 84, nays 0.
Mr. Woodard, from the Committee on Fees and Salaries, returned the bill [S. 289] with an Amendment, adding section 2: "There shall be allowed to each of the Judges of the Civil Circuit Courts $3,500 annually, to be paid in the same manner and out of the same fund as the Judges of the Supreme Court; to the Judges of the Superior Court, $3,500 annually, to be paid out of the State and County Treasuries, in the same proportion as now provided by law; to the Judges of the Criminal Circuit Court, $2,000 annually, to be paid by the counties in which the same are established." And on his motion the matter was postponed and made the special order (together with the bill [S. 107]) for two o'clock P. M.
The bill [S. 278] to amend section fifty-three of the city corporation act was read the first time. It provisions were explained by Mr. Teeter, and, on his motion (the constitutional restriction being suspended for the purpose), the bill was advanced, and finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 78, nays 4.
On motion of Mr. King, Mr. Gregory's railroad bill [H. R. 524] was made the special order for two o'clock P. M.
The House then took a recess.
The Speaker took up the special order, viz.: Mr. Gregory's bill [H. R. 524] to authorize railroad companies organized under laws of this State to make contracts for the use of their tracks, etc., by other companies, and confirming and ratifying such bona fide contracts heretofore made, was taken up on the third reading.The bill was finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 51, nays 50.
The Speaker took up the special order, viz: the consideration of the bill [S. 117] (identical, nearly, with Mr. Woollen's divorce bill.) regulating tho granting of divorces, nullifications of marriage, and decrees and orders of courts incident thereto, and repealing ail laws conflicting on this act and declaring an emergency.
On motion of Mr. Woollen, (there being a suspension of the restrictions for that purpose,) the bill was advanced to the third reading.
Mr. Wilson, of Ripley, moved that the bill be indefinitely postponed. Mr. Woolen, admitting that there are considerations that might justify tho motion, still preferred the passage of the bill. The motion to postpone was rejected - yeas 25, nays 66and the question recurred on the final passage.
Mr. Woollen asked unanimous consent to amend in section 22, "and all such decrees for alimony shall be decreed without valuation and appraisement laws."
Mr. Wilson of Ripley, and others, objected - as opposed to the passage of the bill.
Mr. Clark caused a petition to be read for repeal of all cause of divorce except adultery.
The final vote was then taken, resulting, yeas 69, nays 23. So the bill passed the House of Representatives.
The Speaker took up the special order, viz: the consideration of the bill [S. 289] to fix the salaries of the Judges of the Supreme Court of this State - ($4,000) - and the amendments reported by the Committee on Fees and Salaries, viz: Civil Circuit Judges, $3,500 Superior Court Judges, $3,500: Criminal Circuit Judges, $2,000.
On motion of Mr. Hardesty, the reported amendments were laid on the table - yeas, 47; nays, 41.
Mr. Butterworth moved to reconsider the vote.
Mr. Givan moved to lay the motion to reconsider on the table, which was agreed to - yeas, 67; nays, 46 - and the question recurred on the bill.
Mr. Shirley proposed to amend by adding a section: "That the salaries of the Judges of the Circuit Courts of the State shall be $3,000 a year annually, to be paid out of any moneys appropriated for that purpose," which he enforced in a speech during the allotted five minutes.
Mr. Lenfesty proposed to amend the amendment by striking out "3,000" and inserting "2,000" in lieu.
Mr. Goudie moved to lay the whole subject on the table, which was rejected - yeas 29, nays 62 and the question recurred on the amendment.
The Speaker. There are two propositions one for $3 000, the other for $2,000. The first question is on the largest amount, the amendment of the gentleman from Morgan and Johnson.
The amendment was adoptedyeas 48, nays 45.
Mr. Heller proposed, ineffectually, to amend by making the salary of the Supreme Court Judges $5,000.
On motion of Mr. King, there was added a section giving the Superior Court Judges $3,000 payable in the same proportion in the same manner as now provided by committee: which was adopted.
Mr. Johnson proposed a section to pay the Criminal Circuit Court Judges in a city of 40,000 inhabitants and over, $2,500, payable quarterly out of their respective counties.
Mr. Walker proposed an amendment, striking out the provision with reference to Criminal Court Judges, and inserting Mr. Johnson's proposition in the form of a proviso, which was adopted.
Mr. Shirley proposed, ineffectually, to make the salary of the Supreme Court Judges $4,500.
On motion of Mr. Woollen (under a suspension, of the restrictions), the bill was advanced, considered as engrossed, and finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas 53, nays 38 - with an amendment of title, by inserting after the word "supreme" these words: "Circuit, Superior, and Criminal Circuit," and striking out the emergency clause - proposed by Mr. Johnson.
On motion of Mr. Durham, the bill [S. 300] for the relief of the Lye Creek Association, (authorizing the county commissioners to make up the deficit of the assessment to cover the actual cost of the company incurred in making said ditch, on petition, etc.,) was taken up and read the first time, and, on his further motion, (there being a suspension for the purpose,) the bill was advanced and finally passed the House of Representatives - yeas, 78; nays, 3.
The Senate amendments to Mr. Kimball's Ways and Means Committee bill [H. R. 504] to supplement the assessment act of December 21, 1872, changing the tax payments to one-half on or before the first Monday in April, and one-half on or before the 15th of November, etc., but not to take effect this year - also providing for taxing foreign railroad companies - were taken up and concurred in. Also the Senate amendment (clerical) to the bill No. 411.
Mr. Richardson submitted a resolution for an order to allow $50 to each member of the Prison Committee for visiting the prisons at Michigan City and Jeffersonville, which was amended so as to make it $30, and so it was adopted.
Mr. Brett submitted a resolution, which was adopted, requiring the principal clerk of the House of Representatives, after the adjournment of the session, to prepare a calendar of all the bills of the House (to be used in case the Governor should call a special session), and that he file the same with the Secretary of State, with all page: 246[View Page 246]the bills, etc., properly classified, and take his receipts for the same.
Mr. Satterwhite submitted a resolution, which was adopted, making the Governor, Auditor, Treasurer and Secretary of State, custodians and caretakers of the public buildings and grounds, setting forth their duties in the premises.
The Senate amendment to Mr. Riggs' saving banks bill [H. R. 198] was taken up and concurred in.
The Senate amendments to the House amendments to the bill [S. 88] to authorize the construction of levees, dykes, drains and ditches, and the reclamation of wet and overflowed lands by incorporated associations, and providing for the organization of such associations, and prescribing their powers, and providing for the assessment of the cost of such improvements, and the expenses attending the same upon the lands benefitted thereby, and for the collection of such assessment, were taken up, read and concurred in.
The Speaker next took up from its place in the calendar the bill [S, 250] to prescribe further duties of the Secretary of State - dividing his office into four bureaus - public affairs, printing and stationery, corporations, and statistics, and providing that the clerical compensation in his office shall not exceed $1,200; which was read, referred, and made the special order for to-morrow.
The bill [S. 273] in relation to the construction of railroads and legalizing certain actions, declaring the true intent and meaning of the act of January 1873, amendatory of the act of May 9, 1869, was taken up, and on motion of Mr. Willard referred to the Judiciary Committee.
On motion of Mr. Woollen, the bill [S. 293] supplemental to the act providing for the election and fixing the compensation of the Attorney General, approved February 21, 1855, etc., was taken up and under adespensation of the rule, it was read twice by title and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr. Smith, from the Committee on the State Library, returned the Senate concurrent resolution directing the State Librarian, when purchasing books therefor, to procure a full set of the English and American Herd Books, provided the same can be bought for $250, recommending its adoption on the part of the House of Representatives. The report was concurred in.
The House then adjourned.


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Ruth R Montgomery PhD
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Skin Diseases Research Center, Yale
Internal Medicine: Rheumatology
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- Qian, F.; Bolen, C. R.; Wang, X.; Jing, C.; Fikrig, E.; Bruce, R. D.; Kleinstein, S. H.; Montgomery, R. R., Impaired TLR3-mediated interferon responses from macrophages of patients chronically infected with Hepatitis C virus. Clin. Vaccine immunol. 2013, 20, 146-155.
- Qian, F., X. Wang, L. Zhang, S. Chen, M. Piecychna, H. Allore, L. K. Bockenstedt, S. E. Malawista, R. Bucala, A. Shaw, E. Fikrig, and R. R. Montgomery. 2012. Age-associated elevation in TLR5 leads to increased inflammatory responses in the elderly. Aging Cell 11: 104-110.
- Qian, F., and R. R. Montgomery. 2012. Quantitative imaging of lineage specific Toll-like receptor mediated signaling in monocytes and dendritic cells from small samples of human blood. JoVE 62: e3741.


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League of the Columbia Area holds public policy luncheon on barriers to judicial diversity
Date: January 20, 2011
Location: Columbia, South Carolina
Event: Lecture
Attorney Karen Utter discussed the importance of judicial diversity and the current composition of the judiciary in South Carolina, barriers to a diverse judiciary, and possible actions that could be taken to improve the level of diversity.State: -
League of Sumter County holds meeting with Probate Judge Dale Atkinson
Date: December 13, 2010
Location: Seminar Room, Central Carolina Technical University's Health Sciences Building, Sumter, South Carolina
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In December, Dale Atkinson, Judge of Probate Court, reported that his court provides four services to Sumter County: Issue marriage licenses; process requests for Emergency Commitment of individuals; appoint Conservators and/or Guardians for children and other individuals who need assistance; and Probate the estates of deceased citizens. Probate Judges are elected by the citizens of the county. They serve for four years. Twenty-five of the forty-six probate judges are women; two are African-American.State: -
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Opinion-editorial: Finding best judges may take awhile (South Carolina - Florence Morning News Opinion)
League of the Florence Area holds panel discussion on the state of diversity in the South Carolina judiciary
Date: November 29, 2010
Location: Chapman Auditorium, Frances Marion University, Florence, South Carolina
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A four-person panel, composed of Professor Constance Anastopoulo of Charleston Law School (moderator), Assistant Professor of Political Science Alissa Warters of Francis Marion University, federal Judge Terry Wooten, and State Representative Terry Alexander discussed the history of issues regarding the selection process of judges in the state of South Carolina with the perspective of gaining more independence and diversity.
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Date: November 18, 2010
Location: Columbia, South Carolina
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League of South Carolina meets with State Chief Justice Jean Toal
Date: November 14, 2010
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What did Clarke say when he got caught behind in the second innings. Might have just been a 'no!' though
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Watson's cry of anguish was very G rated. Like Australia's performances, frankly.
Much more appropriate, and quiet, than one I let fly when I top edged a pull shot in a NSW v Qld Bar match one time, in front of a lot of appellate court judges and a very genteel, small and quiet crowd.
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Here is the direct link to video Top_cat referred to. Proper audio as well:
Celebrating the defining moments of CW:
JMAS- What a guyJono: And no one likes your idea because its ****ty American poo.
Nnanden: Same, but that's because Andy OWNS MY SOUL
silentstriker: I'll start fishing for compliments when I can see all of my junk when I look down.
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Sorry to tell you this Terry but I do not find that information to be true. In 1968 Shelbys came in various colors and white simply happened to be one of them.
I have a 1968 J code fastback Wimbledon White in color. I purchased this car from Mustang Andy in Spokane Washington in 2004. I had originally intended to build an Eleanor, however after some research I decided that that idea was a poor choice. It wasn't long until I fell head over heels in love with the car the way it was. It was kind a like a sweet barn car that had never been fixed by a professional, just some crappy bongo work in the rusted areas and a poor paint job which was peeling off. Today I am a full-time student at North Idaho College, and to pay for my tuition I need to sell the car. So can anybody out there help me determine what the car is really worth? Here is a fact that I have uncovered through the last few years of research. 100% of all of Carroll Shelby GT 350s from 1968 were Wimbledon White J code fastback's. If anybody out there believes that this information is nonfactual, please help me out.
Sorry to tell you this Terry but I do not find that information to be true. In 1968 Shelbys came in various colors and white simply happened to be one of them.
David, sorry for my poor wording of my question. Were all the 1968 GT 350s that Carroll Shelby ordered from Ford White when they showed up from the Ford factory, and then did he switch them over to his special colors that were not offered by Ford? A raven black, M Wimbledon White, T Candyapple red, cross reference between the Shelby colors and the stock colors offered by Ford. However, Shelby's D medium blue, I lime green, do not cross reference with Ford's stock D Acapulco blue, I line gold. Furthermore, Shelby's R dark green isn't offered by Ford, along with his Y gold metallic.
In the magazine Mustang Monthly, dated March 2009, 100% of all the Shelby shown in the photographs are Wimbledon White. In the magazine Muscle Car Review dated April 2000, 100 % of all the Shelbys shown are Wimbledon White. In the magazine Shelby, dated February 1, 2011, there is a picture of Shelby American sales director Roger Sorel standing by 11 new GTs "awaiting their conversion" into Shelby GT 350s and they are all Wimbledon White. Do you think that perhaps Shelby ordered all white cars and converted them to his special colors at his factory?
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Terry -
Having owned a number of Shelbys over the years, including 3 1968s, I can tell you the cars left the Ford factory painted in the color they were going to be permanently. Shelby did not get all white cars and then re-paint them to their needs. That is simply a cost that the bean counters would not have signed off on. Also keep in mind that in '68 (like all other years) there were no Shelby only colors. There were Mustang only colors but even those could be special ordered on a Shelby.
I have a friend that has a very rare grabber orange '68 Shelby and it was special ordered. Grabber Orange may not be the correct '68 color name but that was the name of the color in '70 and I cannot remember if it was called something different in '68. Ford was real good about using the same color but changing it's name from year to year.


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TFS. This is one of the nicer blogs out there: it's beautifully designed and easy to read with lots of white space; thoughtful copy, but breezy in style; great photos. Yeah, and I guess if looked like her at 55, I'd post lots of pix of myself, even one of my backside. (Even when I was younger than she, I never looked like that!) I wonder if she has a fashion modeling background and graphic design experience. She reminds me of the wonderful comedic actress and former model Wendie Malick, who I used to enjoy watching on the sitcom Just Shoot Me. | ||||
It has been awhile since I read the whole blog but I believe she was a chef for many years and now is an esthetician. B/4 I read her story I was a bit lost on the fashion pics but then found out she has a very small wardrobe and is showing what can be done with few pieces. Now that you mention it, she does look alot like Wendie Malick. I am totally smitten with that cottage. | ||||
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Thank you for sharing. I really enjoyed her blog and her passion regarding her vegan lifestyle is so admirable. Beautiful cottage as well! | ||||
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aychi, it is a wonderful cottage! Lucky, hope you enjoy her blog. Thanks for sharing, I am a fan of scandinavian style. I will check them out. my2gals, I'm going to try some of her suggestions for living with less. collectedcomfort, good luck with your blog. I will check it out! Annie | ||||
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My Octavia had a loose ankle and a paint rub on her forehead. Otherwise, she was fine.
Octavia: Package issues
Octavia: Figure issues
Octavia: Paint issues
Octavia: Missing pieces
Octavia: Wrong pieces
Octavia: Condition was Satisfactory to Perfect
Spirit of Hordak: Package issues
Spirit of Hordak: Figure issues
Spirit of Hordak: Paint issues
Spirit of Hordak: Missing pieces
Spirit of Hordak: Wrong pieces
Spirit of Hordak: Condition was Satisfactory to Perfect
How did your June 2013 figures arrive..in what shape?
This poll is to determine how your new release or new release DOS / Sub figures arrived.
Where they damaged?,
Were they missing something or have wrong parts, or paint problems?
Not for any re-issues that may be released, only for new original monthly figures. Sub or Non Sub
And the poll is multiple choice, just so you know, pick all that applies to you!
June 2013 Figures were:
Octavia (sub)
Spirit of Hordak (6/1)
I will count Spirit of Hordak for those that have bought him at the June appearance(s)....(and will do so for each month he appears)
Poll choices:
Package issues
Was your figures box or card damaged, or the bubbles?
Figure issues ("Item issues" for Accessory Packs)
Was your figure damaged, broken, loose joints, bobble head, or apart in the package, ie head popped off etc....?
"Item Issues" Items damaged, excessively bent....etc
Paint issues
Was your figure not painted correctly, or have globs of paint, or spots in wrong places?
Missing pieces
Was your figure missing something, arm, head, accessory etc....?
Wrong pieces
Did your figure have 2 left legs, or backwards shoulders etc....?
Condition was Satisfactory to Perfect
Best looking figure scenario, decent to perfect for packaged display and for loose collectors alike.
For "Mint In (Sealed) Package" collectors...you can still vote based on what you see in the package,
you can tell by a visual inspection, except for a few things, so vote accordingly....and if you are satisfied, choose that option,
this is how I used to vote as mine were all MISB / MOSC.
I finally received my sub figure before making the poll....
She is perfect, except for loose ankles..... When is Mattel going to finally fix that on the damn Women?
Her package however....the inner bubble was crap and very thin and flimsy, the plastic was shorted (which is funny because it's vacuformed) if you know what I mean....I opened her....and have a second coming for MOSC....hopefully that one the inner bubble will be right.
I'll post later when my second Octavia arrives.
I also bought a second SOH for my son, and he arrived perfect, and was perfect when opened....a little looser than I would have liked but overall not horribly loose, but he was for my 3 1/2 year old son, so no real biggie.
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Recent....Sea Hawk & Geldor
Wanted....Grizzlor, Modulok, Glimmer, Filmation Hordak & Clawful
Needed....Dragstor,Two Bad & Attack Trak
Oh man, did I forget to use these [sarcasm][/sarcasm] again? Sorry....
My Octavia had a loose ankle and a paint rub on her forehead. Otherwise, she was fine.
Classics TGR figures should be Filmation-based, but they NEED MORE COWBELL!
Well one of my Octavia's came loose in the packaging which cause some paint smear along the window but it seems like nothing loss on the actual figure. So possibly not a major issue...
'Tis the wind and nothing more.....
I don't know how the hell she came loose, mine was a pain in the ass to get out, especially the tentacles....they must have forgotten a few rubber bands. When my Battle Armor Skeletor came it was missing the upper rubber bands but the legs were secured....I had to slam the card down on the back to get him to pop back in place when I kept my guys carded....but now he's loose on display.
I have a second one coming....for MOSC specifically, so hopefully she's fine, as the sub one was perfect on her card....my luck, she'll be messed up and I opened the good one already....
It happened with Horde Prime, I opened the first one which was carded perfectly, and the second one (which came a day later) had the helmet off, and the cape was shifted....damn it all....but, they're almost all open now, so no biggie in the end.
Recent....Sea Hawk & Geldor
Wanted....Grizzlor, Modulok, Glimmer, Filmation Hordak & Clawful
Needed....Dragstor,Two Bad & Attack Trak
Oh man, did I forget to use these [sarcasm][/sarcasm] again? Sorry....
great shape, and proudly displayed.
Recent....Sea Hawk & Geldor
Wanted....Grizzlor, Modulok, Glimmer, Filmation Hordak & Clawful
Needed....Dragstor,Two Bad & Attack Trak
Oh man, did I forget to use these [sarcasm][/sarcasm] again? Sorry....
My Octavia just has super loose ankles like Pixel-Dan's....
Top Ten MOTUC wants Rio Blast, Sagitar, Lizard Man, Tung Lashor, Mermista, Sssqueeze, Ninjor, Great Black Wizard, Fang-or, Dragstor
I got my second Octavia, and she looks perfect, can't tell about the loose ankles because I'm not opening this one....but the paint, package and accessories look good.
Recent....Sea Hawk & Geldor
Wanted....Grizzlor, Modulok, Glimmer, Filmation Hordak & Clawful
Needed....Dragstor,Two Bad & Attack Trak
Oh man, did I forget to use these [sarcasm][/sarcasm] again? Sorry....
My Octavia figure was in great shape. The ankles weren't too loose and she stands on her own very well. What an amazing figure!!
"Oh Lord, Bless this M&M... and the mighty cockroach I slain in battle to get it." - Al Bundy
My Octavia figures had loose ankles and package issues.
MY TOP 5 MOST WANTED MOTU Classics:
Ice Armor He-Man, Rio Blast, Multi-Bot, Ninjor, Sagitar
Mine came with Loose Ankle Syndrome again...
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My Octavia had a loose ankle
See ya',
He-BroI have a custom Nikolas Powers and many figures for sale on eBay, some are even the good ones too.
My Shapeways Store SALE- some cool custom accessories like the Diamond Ray of disappearance, TrapJaw's Attachments, Coridite Crystals, Teleportation Device, Stasis Ray, Horn of Evil, Tytus Hammer, etc...
I think they probably didn't set her right in the plastic case and she 'shook' loose during transport.
And yeah she is a truly rockin' figure!
'Tis the wind and nothing more.....
Octavia has loose ankles and a clear glossy streak near her forehead.
MOTUC WISHLIST- Karg ~ Saurod ~ Gwildor ~ Crita ~ Dylamug ~ Staghorn ~ Ninjor ~ Tung Lashor ~ Oo-Larr ~ Darius ~ Evilseed ~ Masks of Power Demons ~ Skelcons ~ Kothos ~ Hawke ~ Veena ~ Spydra ~ Angast ~ S-S-Sssqueeze ~ Sweet Bee ~ Tuskador ~ Lodar ~ Entrapta ~ Sorceress Teela ~ Hunga The Harpy ~ Kex Queen ~ Great Black Wizard ~ Mermista ~ Red Shadow ~ Fang-Or ~ Crimson Fury ~
Mine were perfect!
Wish List: Eldor, Skeleton Warriors, King Argho, Horde Wraiths, Kobolds, Prahvus, Lord Masque, Rock Monster, Gen. Tartaran, Evil Seed, Carnivorous Plant, Lizard-Man, Hawke, Crimson Fury, Melaktha, Spinwit, Ra-Jarr, Kelclar, King Miro, Dare, Missile-Toe, Sh'gora, Vizar, Harpy, ABC Giants, Lodar, Dragoon, Darius, Negator, Masks of Power Demons, Slob-Boar, Bubblor, Three-Beast, Nocturna
She is unable to stand on her own. I have one of her tentacles resting against the wall in order for her to stand.
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Octavia has a loose ankle, but she stands fine...thanks to the strategic posing of her tentacles.
Ask not for whom MOTUC is made, it's made for thee.
If you have to disclaimer your like, then you don't really like it.
Both are great
Most Wanted MOTU Classics:
*MotU ~ Ninjor/Rio Blast *PoP ~ Angella/Mermista *200X ~ Roboto/Calix *Filmation ~ Teela Na/Lord Masque
*Play-Sets ~ Snake Mountain/Fright Zone *Vehicles ~ Roton/Land Shark *Beasts ~ Night Stalker/Stridor
just got my Octavia (from a fellow orger) but aside from the loose Ankles like everyone's mentioned she also had a tiny paint rub on her nose. its a little annoying as its right on the very tip of her nose. doesn't anyone have a good suggestion on what green to use to fix this ?
Octavia showed up looking great!


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Friday, February 13, 2009
Photo Hunt #28: Nautical
35 comments:
- CRIZ LAI said...
Wow! You sure have some great shots at the deck area. I could see some beautiful mountains there. :)
Happy Valentine's Day!
http://crizcats.blogspot.com/ - February 13, 2009 8:56 AM
- EastCoastLife said...
That looks like a huge ship! I was on a cruise once and it was a small ship.
Happy Valentine's Day! - February 13, 2009 9:33 AM
- dyosa said...
As always, wonderful photos! It has been years since I boarded a ship. One of my dreams is to ride a Cruise Ship. :-)
Happy Valentine's! - February 13, 2009 10:23 AM
- Annie said...
These are great shots! I love the shadows on the deck in the first one. I thought this theme was kinda hard but you had some perfect ones.
Happy Valentine's Day weekend! - February 13, 2009 10:34 AM
- Sue said...
Great pics for the theme! Happy Valentines :)
My Photo Hunt entry is here
Thank you for stopping by! :) - February 13, 2009 10:47 AM
- Carver said...
Great shots of the ship and also of the harbor. Happy Valentine's Day!
- February 13, 2009 11:31 AM
- Denise said...
I have so enjoyed all your wonderful photographs here. Fantastic shots!
- February 13, 2009 11:51 AM
- Colin Campbell said...
Lovely shots. I love that part of the world. Still looking for nautical snaps.
- February 13, 2009 1:05 PM
- ancient one said...
All beautiful shots! I'm loving this week's theme!
- February 13, 2009 1:43 PM
- José-Angel said...
It had to be a fabulous cruise. Good photos, Mroy!
- February 13, 2009 4:25 PM
- Hi! I'm Grace said...
Awesome photos. Are you on a holiday?
Happy Valentine's Day. :) - February 13, 2009 4:51 PM
- napaboaniya said...
I'm sure lots of people were in the dining area or maybe the casino?!?!
Great shots for the theme nautical :) - February 13, 2009 6:25 PM
- YTSL said...
Great pics all - the cruise you were on: it was an Alaskan one, wasn't it? :)
- February 13, 2009 6:29 PM
- Luke Wiley said...
I cool cruise ship! beautiful area!
- February 13, 2009 6:38 PM
- Blur Mommy said...
Ya, I spend more time in the dining area than on the deck during my cruise. : )
- February 13, 2009 7:39 PM
- julie said...
Wow! Taking a cruise seems like a wonderful idea with your photos :)
HVD! - February 13, 2009 8:05 PM
- luna miranda said...
i'd love to be in that ship! i always had a great time on ships during summer vacation when i was a kid.
- February 13, 2009 9:04 PM
- Mari said...
Great shots. That mountain top beyond seems to have some patches of snow on top.
I like to cruise on smaller ships. The big ones have too many people on them, and some fall overboard. LOL They must be too drunk. LOL - February 14, 2009 12:49 AM
- Aileni said...
Definitely Nautical - nice post.
- February 14, 2009 1:27 AM
- Jeannette St G. said...
Actually I'm commenting here on the Yosemite pic - I just posted a few days ago "Scribble and doodle India Pen Drawing" with some pics of Bridal Veil Falls!! I think you'll like it - I'm a Yosemite fan. Happy Valentine's day!
- February 14, 2009 1:48 AM
- Dennis Villegas said...
Great shots, Maria! These are wonderful deck shots! Looks like a great ship!
Oh thank you so very much for the award! How nice of you! I will claim it now that I'm back heheheh;) - February 14, 2009 1:50 AM
- standley said...
Beautiful pictures. You must have enjoyed the cruise Maria!
- February 14, 2009 4:02 AM
- Sandy said...
Lovely photos..good job
Mine's up, too
http://sandyben.blogspot.com/ - February 14, 2009 5:29 AM
- gengen said...
Nice entries...I miss riding a ship...Happy Valentines day and hunting too. TC
mine is also up. - February 14, 2009 6:55 AM
- bertN said...
On the recent cruise ship I was on, three complete laps on the promenade deck equals one mile. On any given day, there's a lot of cruisers either walking or jogging there to burn calories from hanging out too much in the dining areas LOL. Happy Valentine's Day!
- February 14, 2009 7:12 AM
- PowersTwinB said...
BEAUTIFUL!!!! My one photo is allot like yours, as in no on there! please come and visit when you can.
- February 14, 2009 1:08 PM
- Sidney said...
Must be a lot of fun to be on a cruise ship like that!
With all the comforts life can offer ! - February 14, 2009 5:46 PM
- R and J said...
Very neat nautical.
- February 15, 2009 7:46 AM
- Powell River Books said...
I used to go to Ensenada a long time ago (about forty years ago). My boy friend's parents had a small trailer in a park just north of town. Ensenada was a sleepy (unless you count the night life) little place in those days. I bet it is really different now. I invite you to come see my nautical cruise in Coastal BC. - Margy
- February 15, 2009 9:07 AM
- JyLnC said...
I love the empty deck photo. Great capture. All of your photos are great but I love the perspective you used for that photo.
Here is mine:
JyLnC's Photohunt - February 15, 2009 4:13 PM
- bw said...
Nice pics :) Hmmm.. I'm thinking of crusing again !
- February 15, 2009 5:36 PM
- mimi said...
you're really great in capturing clouds... i like the last pic... :)
- February 15, 2009 5:54 PM
- the donG said...
wow! i never tried to go up on one of those huge cruise lines.
beautiful shots as always. - February 16, 2009 5:07 AM
- Marites said...
isn't that lovely? there's a running track inside the ship:D now, i won't get bored. I love the background with the mountain side peeping out.
- February 16, 2009 8:01 PM
- Heart of Rachel said...
Those are wonderful shots. I guess people in a cruise tend to spend more time relaxing and pampering themselves rather than exercising on the deck.
- February 17, 2009 12:21 AM


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text: It is with broken hearts that we announce the passing of Debbie Oliver who passed away peacefully surrounded by her family on April 20, 2012. She will be greatly missed by her children, Brittney (Mark) Fawcett and Jayden Soroka, her grandchildren Ireland, Lochlan and Sawyer, her parents Wally and Joyce Oliver, her partner Rod Sydenham and many close relatives and friends. She will always be remembered as a joyful daughter, mother, amma, sister and friend. We are very sad that she is no longer with us, but feel so blessed that we had her in our life. Debbie had many fond memories of growing up with her brother and sisters on their farm near Colgate. She was blessed with amazing parents, which in turn blessed us with an amazing mom. Debbie always saw the good in everything and was a ray of light in the lives of everyone who knew her. She loved to just sit and talk with her family, go for coffee with her kids, and travel with her partner. She shone the brightest with her grandchildren who knew her as Amma and shared a very strong bond with her two children. To us she'll always be brave. Even though her life was short she would not want us to mourn her passing but celebrate the life she lived. A celebration of her life was held on Wednesday April 25 at 1:30 p.m. at Grace United Church, Weyburn with Rev. M. Barnabas and Pastor Craig Moeller, officiating. A private family interment followed at Hillcrest Cemetery, Weyburn. Thank you to all the doctors and staff at the Regina General and Pasqua Hospitals, Oncology and Palliative Care Centers for all they did to make Debbie's time there as comfortable as possible. For family and friends so wishing, donations in honor of Debbie Oliver may be made to Regina Palliative Care Inc., 4F – 411 Dewdney Avenue, Regina SK S4T 1A5 or call 306-766-2300. Arrangements were entrusted to RD Family Funeral Chapel & Crematorium, Weyburn (848-0333 ~ 1-888-848-0333). Expressions of sympathy to the family may be sent to our website at www.rdfamilymemorialchapel.com "Our family serving your family"