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2011 Law Department Metrics Benchmarking SurveyCorporate Counsel 2011-11-30 00:00:00.0 A couple of years ago, I had lunch with a prominent big-company general counsel and his litigation chief. I'll keep his name out of it, because it was off the record. Besides, my companions were getting into the experience of being in a masculine steakhouse a few yards from the New York Stock Exchange, and were sometimes a little less discreet than they otherwise would be. Maybe it was the influence of the neighboring table, where a couple of old-time stockbrokers were enjoying a pitcher of martinis. (What happens on Wall Street should stay on Wall Street.) We had a wide-ranging conversation, everything from outside firm gossip to alternative fees. This was at the start of the Great Recession, when Lehman Brothers had just collapsed and no one knew what would happenso fees and spending were a big deal. So was the changing relationship between legal departments and law firms. This GC's day had finally come.
His colleague sat there listening, occasionally interjecting. Then, at some point, he asked something like (this was off the record, and it's not cool to take notes): "Isn't there a way to, you know, share? We'd love to know what other people are doing, but it's not always easy." He talked about being really busy, and he thought it would best be up to people like me to facilitate the sharing. That lunch got me thinking. We always did a fair amount of surveying, but conducting them is not without its problems. There are different ways to take a department's pulse, and the easiest way, for us, is just to ask. The problem is, you're busy people, and response rates vary with the kind of info requested, when it's requested (forget about annual report season, department retreat time, or a harvest moon). Then there's involuntary disclosureour GC Compensation Survey is the fruit of that. We love proxy statements, but they only go so far. Despite the problems, both logistical and conceptual, we won't give up. There's a real needwe editors like a good trend story, you like to know how your counterparts are doing, and your outside firms are warily watching what you're up to. So here's a first step. Our sibling group, ALM Legal Intelligence, under the leadership of Nigel Holloway, keeps thinking of ways to collate datato find out and quantify what lawyers are doing. And a big part of its mission is to burrow inside legal departments. You've told us about spending, staffing, and salaries. You've told our surveyors about some of your plans, how you spend that outside counsel budget, and on whom. Or at least how many firms. (Graphs and charts are here [PDF].) We've summarized some of the findings, with Holloway pointing out what was interesting to him. And then he held a conversation with Jonathan Oviatt, the general counsel of the Mayo Clinic, about the results. One of the most interesting points Oviatt made about gathering survey data like this is that he has to use numbers to do his job. A big part of a GC's job is to manage upward, to justify the department's budget to the CEO and CFO. Studies like the benchmarking surveys help him marshal his arguments and support his work and those of his colleagues. Stay tuned; we have more on the way. And we're always looking for the best way to convey the info, whether in print, online, or . . . You'll have to wait for the rest. To purchase the full Law Department Metrics Benchmarking Survey, visit almlegalintelligence.com. To participate in the 2012 edition of the Law Department Metrics Benchmarking Survey, click here. |

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You just had a baby. Or perhaps you're just about to. What happens after maternity leave? For most working mothers, the choices are:
But a growing number of companies offer a fourth choice: bring baby to work with you. Renee D. was pregnant when she interviewed for a job as a graphic designer with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners in Kansas City, Missouri. The association's childcare policy, allowing her to care for her baby at her workstation, was a key factor in her decision to accept the position. At eight weeks, Sydney spends most of her time asleep in her snuggly, curled up against Renee, hard at work on the computer.
"I cleaned out a drawer for her to have her own things in," Renee remembers, thinking back to the first time she brought eight-week-old Sydney to work. "She has her bouncy seat, stroller, and port-a-crib all here in my cube."
How It Works
Here's how the Association's "Infants in the Workplace" policy operates:
Policy Brings Mothers Back Sooner
The policy was instituted three years ago in response to a tight labor market, says the National Association of Insurance Commissioners CEO Cathy Weatherford.
"We were starting to battle the loss of folks," she recalls. The policy has helped with employee retention, and Weatherfor says the trend is that mothers return to work earlier from maternity leave. To date, 13 parents have taken advantage of the policy. In 2001, a husband and wife both employed by the association will share the responsibility for their newborn, each one taking a childcare "shift" during the workday.
"It allows a parent to bring a child along for the first six months and not be torn," Weatherford believes. "The parents feel a great sense of loyalty. If this employer supported me, I'm going to support my employer in return."
A Band-Aid, Not a Cure
But some work-family and early childhood experts wonder if such policies don't intensify the work-family conflict for new parents.
"It is very hard to take care of a baby and work at the same time," believes Ellen Galinsky, president of the Families and Work Institute. "It makes the pull very up-close and personal."
Galinsky sees the initiatives as more of an "accommodation" for new parents than a systematic approach to the problem of finding child care. While it is certainly a less costly option than extended paid leave or on-site child care, there is no sign of a surge in the number of companies offering bring-baby-to-work plans. Galinsky notes that surveys repeatedly show new parents want more than the standard twelve weeks' unpaid leave, and suggests that some form of "wage replacement," allowing parents to remain home with their babies, is preferable to bringing them to work daily.
Infants as Afterthoughts
Ann Easterbrook, chairwoman of the Eliot Pearson Department of Early Childhood Education at Tufts University, is not convinced that such seemingly family-friendly policies make sense for infants.
"This puts the infant as an afterthought," she argues. "A very young infant needs to be a centerpiece, to have someone attuned to their very subtle cues and communications."
New mom Renee D. begs to differ with the doubters.
"If I were a stay-at-home mom, I'd still have stuff to do away from the baby, like laundry or taking care of other kids. At home Sydney would never have me all to herself because of her two-year-old sister. So I think having her here is better."
An Extended "Work" Family
Weatherford argues that babies end up with "three dozen aunts and uncles," and believes the policy "softens" the workplace, making it a happier environment for all employees. There has been no resentment from other employees without children, she says.
Renee notes that three male colleagues have volunteered to be back-up babysitters, in addition to several others already officially designated under the policy.
"With my first child I missed all the milestones because she went to day care," she muses. "But with Sydney, she'll go through them right here with me up until six months. Then I'm going to cry when she has to leave."
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The scion of a prosperous California ranching family, actor
Cliff Robertson
took up drama in high school simply because it was the only "legal" way to cut classes. After wartime service, Robertson entered Ohio's Antioch College, beginning his professional career as a radio announcer. His first extensive stage work consisted of two years with the touring company of
Mister Roberts
. He made it to Broadway in 1952 in a play directed by Joshua Logan, and in 1955 made his film debut in the Logan-directed movie version of
Joan Crawford
's schizophrenic boyfriend in
Autumn Leaves
(1955), Robertson achieved the critical acceptance that would enable him to seek out choice film roles. In 1963, Robertson became the first American actor to portray a living American president when he was selected to play John F. Kennedy in
; one year later, he showed up as a paranoid Nixon type in The Best Man. Equally busy on television, Robertson was universally applauded for his grueling performance as an alcoholic in the 1958 TV staging of
Days of Wine and Roses,
and in 1965 won an Emmy for a guest appearance on the dramatic anthology Bob Hope Chrysler Theatre. Having lost the film version of
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, in which Robertson played a retarded adult turned into a genius by a scientific experiment -- for which he won an Academy Award. In 1977, Robertson made headlines when he was one of the whistle-blowers in the embezzlement scandal involving Columbia executive
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Your friendly neighborhood web-slinger is back, only this time his sunny outlook has become partially overcast in the third chapter of director Sam Raimi's Spider-Man saga. Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, and James Franco return to reprise their roles from the previous two installments, with Thomas Haden Church, Topher Grace, and Bryce Dallas Howard making their first appearances in the series as Flint Marko (aka Sandman), Eddie Brock (aka Venom), and Gwen Stacy, respectively. Peter Parker (Maguire) has finally leaned to walk the middle ground between being the superhero that his city needs and the man that Mary Jane (Dunst) loves. All is well in New York City until one night, as Peter and M.J. sit gazing at the stars, a falling comet streams across the sky and crashes into the ground close by. But this isn't any ordinary shooting star, and upon impact the mysterious space rock is split open to reveal a shape-shifting symbiote with the power to overtake anything that it comes into contact with. Later, as Harry Osborn (James Franco) acquires his late father's flying board, engineers a powerful new Goblin outfit, and takes to the sky to avenge dad's death, the mysterious space sludge infects both Peter's Spider-Man suit and ambitious street photographer Eddie Brock (Grace). Peter's strange new suit gives him a newfound sense of power as it gradually overpowers his personality, and he discovers that escaped convict Flint Marko was in fact the man responsible for the death of Uncle Ben (Cliff Robertson). Unfortunately for Peter, Marko has recently acquired the power to morph at will and quickly completes his transformation into the dreaded Sandman. As the Sandman gives in to his darkest criminal instincts and the slithering space symbiote transforms Eddie Brock into the nightmarish fanged villain known as Venom, the citizens of New York City must once again call on Spider-Man to fend off destructive forces that are far too powerful for the likes of mortal man. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A young man who has flirted with death is forced to come to terms with mortality in this tale of terror based on a story by Stephen King. Alan Parker (Jonathan Jackson) is a college student studying art at the University of Maine in 1969. Cursed with an over-active imagination, Alan constantly obsesses over the worst outcome of any situation, and when he begins to suspect his girlfriend, Jessica (Erika Christensen), is thinking of leaving him, it drives him to the brink of suicide. Shortly after this brush with death, Alan receives word that his mother, Jean (Barbara Hershey), has suffered a severe stroke and may not pull through. Alan grabs his jacket and hits the road, hoping to hitchhike the one hundred miles to the hospital. As it happens, Alan is trying to catch a ride on Halloween night, and after he's picked up by one George Staub (David Arquette), he realizes that he's riding the highway with a creature not of this Earth. Riding the Bullet was directed by Mick Garris, marking the fourth time the filmmaker has brought one of King's stories to the cinema or television screen. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Stan Lee's all-too-human superhero returns to the screen in this highly anticipated sequel to 2002's blockbuster hit Spider-Man. Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) is attempting to juggle college classes and his job as a photographer with the
Daily Bugle
while maintaining his secret life as costumed crime-fighter Spider-Man. Parker is also struggling to hold on to his relationship with Mary Jane Watson (Kirsten Dunst), who is beginning to enjoy success as a model and actress, and both Mary Jane and Peter have noticed he's beginning to buckle under the strain. Parker's friendship with Harry Osborn (James Franco) is also beginning to fray due to Peter's seeming alliance with Spider-Man, whom Harry blames for the death of his father, the nefarious Norman Osborn. As Parker weighs his responsibilities to himself and those around him against the obligations that come with his special powers, Spider-Man is faced with a new nemesis -- Dr. Otto Octavius (Alfred Molina), a deranged scientist whose latest project has turned him into the near-invincible cyborg Doctor Octopus. Spider-Man 2 was directed by Sam Raimi, who helmed the first film, and much of the original cast has also reunited for this sequel, including Rosemary Harris, J.K. Simmons, and Bruce Campbell. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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After incorporating elements of comic book style and design into many of his films, director Sam Raimi helms this straight-ahead, big-budget comic book adaptation, which also marks acclaimed young actor Tobey Maguire's first dip into live-action blockbuster filmmaking. Spider-Man follows the template of the original Stan Lee/Steve Ditko source material, with hero Peter Parker an orphaned, intellectual teen loner living in Queens with his aunt (Rosemary Harris) and uncle (Cliff Robertson), and dreaming of the girl next door, Mary Jane (Kirsten Dunst). On a field trip to a Columbia University lab, Peter is bitten by a genetically altered spider and overnight he gains superhuman strength, agility, and perception. At first, Peter uses his powers for material gain, winning a wrestling match with a purportedly lucrative prize. But when Peter apathetically fails to stop a burglar from robbing the wrestling arena, a tragedy follows that compels him to devote his powers to fighting crime -- as the superhero Spider-Man. When he's not busy fighting crime in a spider suit, Peter moves into an apartment with his best friend, Harry (James Franco), and begins work as a photographer at the Daily Bugle. Meanwhile, his do-gooder alter ego finds a nemesis in the form of the Green Goblin (Willem Dafoe), a super-powered, megalomaniacal villain who happens to be the alter ego of Harry's father, weapons-manufacturing mogul Norman Osborn. Spider-Man was written by the prolific blockbuster scribe David Koepp (Jurassic Park, Panic Room). ~ Michael Hastings, Rovi
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Narrated by Anjelica Huston, this cable-TV documentary offered an up-close and personal look at the life and career of quintessential movie queen Joan Crawford. From her humble beginnings as MGM contract starlet Lucille LaSeuer, Crawford climbed to the top with a heady combination of talent, tenacity, glamour, hard work -- and obsessive, manipulative ruthlessness, both onscreen and off. Written off as "box-office poison" in the early '40s, Crawford confounded her detractors by changing studios and staging a spectacular comeback, winning the Academy Award for her performance in Warner Bros.' Mildred Pierce. She managed to hold on to her stardom well into the 1970s, plunging headlong into the horror genre with such masterworks as What Ever Happened to Baby Jane? -- not to mention such dogs as Berserk! and Trog. In private life, Crawford married several times (her union with Pepsi Cola executive Alfred Steele briefly but memorably transformed her into a high-pressure businesswoman) and enjoyed the favors of dozens of men along the way. She also "enjoyed" a reputation as a domestic tyrant, allegedly insisting upon an immaculately clean home and holding her children in the grip of horrified fascination. In addition to excerpts from Crawford's classic (and not-so-classic) films, the documentary includes interviews with such interested parties as the actress' first husband, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., her directors (George Cukor and Vincent Sherman), her costars (Anita Page and Cliff Robertson), her biographer Bob Thomas -- and, inevitably, her stepdaughter, Christina Crawford, whose warts-and-all biography Mommie Dearest yielded one of the most campily outrageous biopics in movie history. Joan Crawford: The Ultimate Movie Star debuted August 1, 2002 over the Turner Classic Movies cable service. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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For 250 years, a towering man-beast with wings and razor-talons has been snacking on humans in the forests of New Jersey's Pine Barrens, where investigator Christine Tatum (Michelle Maryk) is sent by the District Attorney (Lesley-Anne Down) to get to the bottom of a recent rash of mutilations. Once there, Tatum meets eccentric recluse Shroud (Cliff Robertson). ~ Buzz McClain, Rovi
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A secret project turns out to not have been so secret after all as an air disaster threatens to become an international incident in this action thriller. Peter Stanton is an aviation engineer who is asked by the United States military to design a new super-sized stealth aircraft. Since Stanton's project is officially off the government's books (though the Pentagon is indeed footing the bill), his sponsors create a cover story that the new craft is actually a civilian airline carrier being jointly developed by NASA and three major airlines. In order to give the new jet a proper test and support their cover story, the plane, known as FALCON, will carry a group of special passengers for its first flight, a hop from New York to Paris that will take less than two hours. However, Stanton finds out the hard way that not everyone on his team is honest and idealistic when a team of Serbian terrorists take over the plane, intending to land it on the arctic ice cap. The Serbs miscalculate, and soon Stanton has two major problems on his hand: bringing the FALCON up out of the ocean, and saving the passengers from the terrorists before the Serbs can make use of the jet's sophisticated weapons systems. Falcon Down stars William Shatner, Judd Nelson, Cliff Robertson, Jennifer Rubin, and Dale Midkiff. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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One of America's bravest military men finds himself pushing the limits of his abilities in this action-thriller. Senator Stuart Davis (David Hedison), a U.S. Congressman running for president, is travelling to the Balkins, hoping to speak with political leaders there to stop a civil war that threatens to become a major conflict. While on board, Davis decides to check out a computer disc which was handed to him shortly before his flight took off, and to his surprise, he discovers it contains damning evidence which proves Vice President Pike (Cliff Robertson), who is facing off against Davis in the upcoming election, is the leader of a secret plan to encourage the war in the Balkans so that American arms dealers will be able to sell weapons to both sides. It isn't long before Pike learns that Davis knows his secret and he's willing to use his power and his agents to bring down Davis' flight (and the innocent civilians on board) to cover his tracks. One of Davis' passengers is Capt. Jack Tyree (Brian Bosworth), an Air Force anti-terrorism expert, and it becomes obvious it's up to him to fight off Pike's goons and bring the jetliner safely to the ground. However, there's a catch -- despite his daring, skill, and military training, Tyree has never learned how to fly a plane. Mach 2 also stars Shannon Whirry, Michael Dorn, and Bruce Weitz. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Robert Mitchum's is seen in one of his last performances in this Norwegian drama about four lifelong friends. After Carl (Espen Skjonberg) collapses in an Oslo street, he awakens in the hospital to the grins of his buddies Ernest (Mitchum), Ted (Cliff Robertson), and August (Erland Josephson). The dying Carl's last wish is to hear opera sung by the sister of a dead friend. The four head for Heidelberg where they all went to 1937 medical school. As they seek the singer, revelations surface from the pre-WWI Nazi era, including a plot none knew about 60 years ago. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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Tom Musca directed this social satire on the United States electoral system. The comedy-drama explores how class and race divisions impact on the process when a Chicano housepainter in East Los Angeles decides to run for the city council. Pressured by his wife (Annette Murphy), Gustavo Alvarez (Paul Rodriguez) competes for the council seat left vacant when veteran Jack Durman (Cliff Robertson) retires, but he faces stiff competition from his opponent, the forceful black Lucinda Davis (C.C.H. Pounder). After the two split the Latino and black votes, the campaign begins to get lowdown and dirty as both candidates take aim with cheap shots and corrosive accusations. Stan Ridgway (formerly with Wall of Voodoo) provided the film's Latin-rock music score. Shown at the 1998 Seattle film Festival. ~ Bhob Stewart, Rovi
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Escape from L.A. finds Kurt Russell once again in the role of Snake, which he played in the 1981 film, Escape from New York. Los Angeles has finally had the really big earthquake everyone was afraid of, and what remains is now an island. Because the country's ultra-righteous President-for-Life (Cliff Roberton) wants it that way, all the weirdos and freaks that previously inhabited New York in large numbers, and the rest of the U.S. in smaller concentrations, have been quarantined on the island of L.A. The president has Snake taken from the nice, decent prison he was living in for a special mission in L.A. The president's daughter has joined the resistance movement determined to overthrow his one-man rule, and has stolen his secret "black box" (a doomsday machine) to boot. Snake is given a poison which will kill him in a few hours unless he returns to the president for the antidote. His mission is to recover the black box and kill the president's daughter. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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This first episode of the series The Story of the Gun: The Complete History of Firearms probes the earliest history of the weapon with a lively discussion of who actually invented gunpowder and an examination of the earliest cannon and handheld weapons. Narrated by actor Cliff Robertson, this program explores the mysteries of the earliest days of humanity's love affair with firearms and lays the groundwork for issues raised by later episodes in the series. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
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This third episode of the series The Story of the Gun: The Complete History of Firearms concentrates on the changes in gun design during the 19th century. Of special note is the perfection of the revolver under the auspice of inventor and businessman Samuel Colt. Also considered is the role the gun played in the expansion of the United States into the West and the continued implications of that expansion on the American psyche. Actor Cliff Robertson narrates this tale of cowboys, Indians, and lawmen. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
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This episode of the series The Story of the Gun: The Complete History of Firearms examines the effects of the Industrial Revolution on the manufacture of firearms. Particular attention is paid to the innovations of American gunsmiths, which led to the mass adoption of firearms as the weapon of everyday people, not just as the intricate and expensive toys of the landed elite. Actor Cliff Robertson hosts and narrates this episode. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
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This fourth episode of the series The Story of the Gun: The Complete History of Firearms investigates the technological advances of the 20th century and the effects they have had on the evolution of the firearm. This century brought the machine gun and the modern assault rifle, placing automatic fire in the hands of individuals. The implications of that are examined in some detail, as is the future of the firearm. Are we on the verge of eliminating gunpowder altogether? Actor Cliff Robertson narrates this episode. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi
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In the 1860s, many Irish Catholics struggled at the bottom of the American economic heap. One hundred years later, a descendant of Irish immigrants fought his way to the top of the political heap. Yet even as John F. Kennedy was winning his race for the presidency, there were those who claimed that if elected, his loyalty to the Pope in Rome would outweigh his loyalty to the United States. Narrated by award-winning actor Cliff Robertson, who himself has played the role of JFK, this Document Associates release profiles the competitive Kennedy clan and discusses how its ambitious and ruthless patriarch, businessman Joseph P. Kennedy drove his family to achieve prominence on the national stage. ~ Steve Blackburn, Rovi
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Penny Marshall's feel-good comedy, invoking parts of Dead Poet's Society, Sister Act, and Private Benjamin, features Danny DeVito as Bill Rago, a divorced advertising man who is fired from his job. During an appointment at the unemployment office, a counselor finds him a job as a civilian instructor at the local Army base. At the base, he is assigned a group of eight army hardcases. Rago is supposed to increase this group's "basic comprehension." Sweating it out and unable to interest his students in anything, he finally latches onto Shakespeare. He turns the lecture into a master class on Hamlet with the students converting the Shakespeare tragedy into a rap musical. Looking askance at all this is drill sergeant Cass (Gregory Hines), who feels that the whole class is a waste of time. Finally winning the respect of his students, Rago now has to win the hearts and minds of the contemptuous Cass and his staff. ~ Paul Brenner, Rovi
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Norway's young Sonja Henie didn't give up after suffering several early defeats in her childhood ice skating career. She managed to prevail and eventually won the Olympic Gold Medal at the age of 16. Henie won a total of ten world championships before making a successful transition into an acting career. As this program reveals, she starred opposite such leading men as Tyrone Power, Richard Greene, and John Payne. Actor Cliff Robertson narrates the documentary. ~ Elizabeth Smith, Rovi
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Wind is set in the world of competitive yacht racing, where a young sailor (Matthew Modine) is intent on winning the America's Cup, as well as regaining the affections of his ex-girlfriend (Jennifer Grey). As the film opens, Modine chooses to race the America's Cup instead of staying with Grey. She leaves him and his team loses the race, leaving him devastated. Modine tracks Grey down, finding her with a new boyfriend, who happens to be an engineer. He persuades her and her new boyfriend to help him build a new yacht, which he plans on using in his pursuit to regain the America's Cup. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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Cliff Robertson hosts this excellent look at the lives of ten of the most influential of the Founding Fathers whose hard work and debate created a document still powerfully influential after more than 200 years. The American Constitution: The Ghosts of '87 provides a thorough exploration of the brilliance and idiosyncrasies of these men whose foresight in creating the Constitution has allowed America to develop into the most powerful country in the world. ~ Sean Hurley, Rovi
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Mary Aulde and Warren Alberian see their jewelry as an extension of the woman who wears it. They create innovative classics which are comfortable for continuous wear and communicate an authentic richness and sensuality. The hand carved contours of each design enable the light to flow to subtle advantage along the body. The profile and proportions of each piece are meticulously scaled to the body such that they appear to resonate from within. Rose cut gemstones add a joyful spontaneity with a dynamic interplay of luminosity and sparkle. Versatility and adjustable wearing options maximize self customization and are hallmark traits of their work. The collaborative pair has crystallized a singular vision which celebrates the inherent beauty, intelligence and magnetism of the feminine spirit. They passionately strive to provide women with jewelry that reflects their uniqueness and radiates their presence.


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Do you think China has replaced the United States as the world's leading superpower?
A recent Pew Research Center Poll indicates 46 percent of us believe that is the case, or will be the case.
Wednesday night as part of this week's Texas A&M Memorial Student Center grand re-opening activities, two national experts weighed in on emerging economic powers, including China, India, Russia, and Brazil.
Steve Forbes, CEO of Forbes Media, and economist Robert Reich, who served as Labor Secretary in the Clinton Administration, were the guest speakers.
They discussed how America should respond to these changes, even from countries like Germany.
Reich told the audience, "What Germany does with manufacturing, it creates precision manufacturing, it does it so well, at such a high level, it generates so much value, nobody else can do it as well. It justifies those high wages"
Forbes asked, "So why did the surge happen? The end of the Cold War made it possible for globalization to hit countries that had never done it before. You saw it in China, realized it was falling behind. They made changes in the 70s and early 80s, India in the early 90s made changes, eastern and central Europe, fall of Communism, they adopted supply side economics."
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GLEN ELLYN — With the loss of a solid senior class and some unfortunate luck, Glenbard West enters the 2013 baseball season with some definite question marks.
Just how quickly a large crop of juniors get up to speed could go a long way in determining whether the Hilltoppers can match last spring's 20-win campaign.
"We are very young this year," said Glenbard West coach Brian Wojtun. "We are a very junior-dominated team. But we've got some good veteran leadership and they will be able to help the younger kids develop."
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Chickpea Salad Sandwich
2 slices whole wheat bread
soy mayonnaise
pickle relish
vegan soy cheese, optional
lettuce, optional- i like the spring greens mix
tomato slices, optional
fresh ground pepper
When I became vegetarian, i missed the weirdest things, and one of those things was chicken and tuna salad sandwiches. This is a good substitute, because with the mustard, mayonnaise, and relish, you can hardly tell what the main ingredient is anyway. Non-vegetarians will like it too!
Put the chickpeas, mustard, mayonnaise, and pickle relish (or whatever you would typically make meat salads with) in a bowl and mash with a fork into a lumpy consistency (should have texture, not smooth like hummous). Put cheese on one slice of vegan bread spoon chickpea salad over it. Top with lettuce and tomato slices and add pepper to taste. Put other slice of bread on top to close sandwich and slice in half from corner to corner. Yummy... enjoy! ;)
This was really really good!!! I omitted the cheese, added chopped celery and a little garlic powder to mine. YUMMY!!! This will def be a quick go to sandwhich for me from now on.
I made this for a few friends and they ABSOLUTLY LOVED IT! Super easy and will make it again for sure!!
This was good! Added some dill for extra flavour. Definitely the most flavourful chickpea salad sandwich I've had yet.
This was our first dish, in the transfer to veganism, that we are attempting. And I will have to say.....YUMMY!!! I was a little nervous, but completely surprised by how easy it was to make this, and how tasty it was in the end, even my 17 month old daughter loved it.
This was our first dish, in the transfer to veganism, that we are attempting. And I will have to say.....YUMMY!!! I was a little nervous, but completely surprised by how easy it was to make this, and how tasty it was in the end, even my 17 month old daughter loved it.
Hi there, I'm an intern for Animal Place, a farmed animal sanctuary that also does outreach to the community about veganism and animal rights. We are compiling a list of recipes to give out to new vegans and I was wondering if I could use your recipe and picture? I would give you credit, of course.
This recipe is a snack made in heaven! Just be careful on the portions of the mayo, relish, and mustard (or any other condiment you put in it). I'm not the best cook in the kitchen and used too much mayo and mustard and salad got a little smooth rather than firm. I just added bread crumbs to absorb some of the liquid and it went back to something I can put on bread and make a sandwich. I also added fresh chives and dill to mine. Thank you for sharing this great recipe!


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While the graceful movements and fluttering fins of pet fish never cease to fascinate and entertain people, an injured or sick fish may not be as entertaining or enjoyable to watch. Fortunately, there are fish medications available that have been developed to treat various fish diseases and infections as well as various types of fish medicine and vitamin supplements. Prevalent among many aquarium fish, Ichthyophthirius multifiliis, otherwise referred to as Ick or Ich, is a protozoan disease that can be fatal if left untreated. As Ick treatments are readily available, it's important for fish hobbyists and aquarists to monitor the appearance and behavior of their fish regularly in order to identify and treat this disease at an early stage. In addition to Ick and Ick treatments, there are other types of infections and external parasites that fish are susceptible to contracting that can be treated with the correct type of fish medicine or treatment solution. Give your fish the best care possible by preventing them from developing high stress levels, providing them with plenty of food and a well-maintained tank, as well as essential vitamins and minerals, and immediately administering fish medications at the initial sign of a disease or infection.
To improve a fish's immune system, there are Vitamin and Mineral Pyramids that slowly release essential vitamins and minerals, which also help to improve a fish's coloring and appetite. Ick treatments, such as Kordon Ich Attach and Mardel Freshwater CopperSafe are used to treat Ick, while there are other fish medications, such as PimaFix and Instant Ocean Lifeguard that treat diseases associated with fungus and bacteria. Developed especially for Bettas, there is Hikari Betta Revive Health Aid that acts as a preventative fish medicine against many fungal, protozoan and bacterial diseases.
In addition to the assortment of fish medications available, there are also treatments and supplements developed for the health of live plants and corals, such as MelaFix and Kent Marine Liquid Calcium. There is also antibacterial fish medicine available to help heal open wounds, frayed or torn fins and tissue damage. From vitamins and supplements to the various types of medications and Ick treatments available, you're bound to find the right treatment for your fish. Do your part to promote the health and vitality of your fascinating fish friends by monitoring them regularly to identify and treat any signs of illness, disease or infection immediately and effectively.


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There is a difference between the levying of a tax and the Court finding Constitutional authority for Congress under the taxing authority. But then, anything that is more complicated than your basic "See Spot Run" first grade reading primer has always been fair game and fodder for the GOP message machine which would prefer to base their arguments on misstatements than educating and enlightening its base.


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Moloch, on 24 January 2012 - 11:05 AM, said:
Open to forum members defiantly.. but not a "Open" Beta.. that would be bad unless the code is really tight and the game is close to gold. Open Betas on unfinished product can turn into a PR problem and kill a game.
Benthic7, on 25 January 2012 - 04:21 AM, said:
I do.. and I AM highly qualified
No seriously, often Devs will dip into the forums like this for individuals with a lot of energy, time and commitment due to their posts. That's one of the reasons they create them..
If you read all the forums, it will become fairly clear who would make good candidates (ME !!!) and who wouldn't ( Omigir.. **J/K** )
Sometimes the Devs will ask for Closed Alpha/Beta testers to fill out applications to weed out those that do have experience and those that don't as well.
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Guidance Note on Data Protection in the Electronic Communications Sector
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- Introduction
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Special data protection rules apply to the protection of personal data by data controllers in the electronic communications sector. These are in addition to the general obligations that apply to all data controllers under the Data Protection Acts. Obligations also arise for entities acting on behalf of data controllers in this sector.
The additional obligations are in the areas of data security (including data breaches), marketing, data retention and data disclosure. Failure to comply with these obligations can lead to severe criminal penalties.
The rules are contained in the European Communities (Electronic Communications Networks and Services)(Privacy and Electronic Communications) Regulations, 2011. These Regulations give effect to the European Union's ePrivacy Directives (1).
The Regulations apply directly to electronic communications companies (telecommunications companies & internet services providers) and to any entity using such communications and electronic communications networks to communicate with customers, e.g. by telephone, via a website or over email, etc.
The Regulations make more explicit the general requirement under the Data Protection Acts to keep personal data safe and secure. Data controllers in the electronic communications sector must give effect to a specific security policy which protects personal data against accidental or unlawful destruction, accidental loss or alteration, and unauthorised or unlawful storage, processing, access or disclosure of personal data; ensure that personal data can only be accessed by authorised personnel for legally authorised purposes; and provide information to subscribers on any particular risk of a breach of the security of [a] public communications network.
The general effect of the Regulations is to make the provisions of the existing Code of Practice legally binding in the electronic communications sector. In addition, the Regulations provide that all breaches in this sector be reported to the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner.
The Regulations provide that "traffic data" – details of the calls, emails, text messages, fax messages, internet access via an IP address made by subscribers (excluding content) – may only be retained by the service provider for as long as necessary to enable bills and telecommunications providers interconnect payments to be settled and to meet specific legal requirements.
In applying this rule in practice, electronic communications service providers should be mindful of the strong privacy impact of logging such details. They should only store such privacy-sensitive data for a limited period to enable routine billing queries to be addressed, to satisfy the obligations in interconnect agreements and to meet legal requirements (notably the retention obligations set out in the Communications (Retention of Data) Act 2011.
Details of traffic data relating to subscribers should not routinely be kept for longer periods. However, it is permissible to retain such data for longer periods if –
- the particular subscriber has queried his or her bill, and the data need to be retained to enable the query or dispute to be resolved
- there is some other legitimate reason to believe that a query or dispute is likely to arise in a particular case
Subscribers also have the right not to receive detailed itemised bills, if they wish, as an extra step to safeguard their privacy.
Prior consent is required if a service provider wishes to use traffic data for the purpose of marketing its own electronic communication services or for the provision of value added services. The subscriber must be informed in advance of the types of traffic data to be used, how long it will be used for and be given the possibility to withdraw at any time the consent they may have given for the use of their traffic data. A user must be informed of the means by which they can withdraw their consent.
6. Storing and Accessing information on terminal equipment e.g. "Cookies"
Information – not just personal data - may not be stored on or retrieved from a person's terminal equipment (computer, smartphone, mobile phone or other equipment used by an individual to access electronic communications networks) unless the individual: (a) has been given clear and comprehensive information about why this is being done and (b) has given her/his consent. This Regulation covers the use of "cookies"(2) by websites but can also cover other situations where information is placed on, or retrieved from, terminal equipment. An example of this may be via an "app."
Information that is necessary to facilitate the transmission of a communication, or information that is strictly necessary to provide an information society service explicitly requested by the user, is not subject to this requirement. If a cookie is strictly necessary to facilitate a transaction requested by the user - for example, storage of items in a shopping cart on an online website - advance consent will not be required. This will be the case where the cookie is stored only for as long as the "session" is live and will be deleted at the end of the session. Information on such use should be readily available to the user of a website.
In all other cases, the requirement for clear and comprehensive information that is prominently displayed and easily accessible will apply, as well as the requirement for user consent.
The Regulations do not prescribe how the information is to be provided or consent is to be obtained, other than this should be as user friendly as possible. They envisage that, where it is technically possible and effective, such consent could be given by the use of appropriate browser settings. In order to meet the legal requirements, such settings would require, as a minimum, clear communication to the user as to what s/he was being asked to consent to and a means of giving or refusing consent to any information being stored or retrieved. It is particularly important that the requirements are met where so called "third party" or "tracking" cookies are involved – such as when advertising networks collect information about websites visited by users in order to better target advertising ("behavioural advertising"). The Article 29 Working Party in its Opinion 2/2010 has provided advice on how the requirements might be met.
The obligation to meet the requirements for providing comprehensive information to users and obtaining their consent for the placement of cookies rests with the service providers who place cookies on users' equipment. The settings currently available on the main browsers do not appear to be sufficient in themselves to meet the obligation.
7. Calling Line Identification ("Caller ID")
Caller ID is the system that allows phone users to see the number of the person who is calling them. The Regulations set out rules to ensure that the system respects people's privacy rights.
The rules applying to Caller ID can be summarised as follows:
Rights for people making telephone calls
- Telephone subscribers have the right to hide or withhold their number on an 'across the board' basis to ensure that every time they make a call all called persons cannot see their number. This right must be easy to exercise and be free of charge. This is referred to as 'per-line' withholding.
- Where a telephone subscriber has not opted for 'per-line' withholding, they still have a right to withhold their number on an individual call basis so that the called person cannot see it. This right must be easy to exercise and be free of charge. This is referred to as 'per-call' withholding.
Rights for people receiving telephone calls
- People receiving telephone calls have the right to block Caller ID details of incoming calls from being displayed. This function must be available easily and free of charge for reasonable use.
- People receiving telephone calls can prevent their own number from being displayed to people who have called them – i.e. the right to block 'connected line identification.'
- People receiving telephone calls have the right to reject incoming calls by simple means, in cases where the caller has hidden or withheld the Caller ID.
Information giving a user's location - other than traffic data - may only be processed if made anonymous or with the prior consent of the individual to the extent and for the duration necessary for the provision of a value added service
Full information must be given to users and subscribers, prior to obtaining their consent, of the type of location data that will be processed, the purposes and duration of processing and whether the data will be passed to any third party for the purpose of providing the value added service. The user can withdraw the consent given to process location data and must also be given the option - using a simple means and free of charge - of temporarily refusing processing for each connection to the public communications network or for each transmission of a communication. A user must be informed of the means by which they can withdraw their consent.
8a. Overriding Caller ID & location processing rules – exceptional circumstances
In certain exceptional circumstances, people's preferences regarding Caller ID and location data may need to be overridden, so that the number and/or location of the person making the call is available to the person receiving the call. These circumstances, provided for in the Regulations, are as follows –
For overriding Caller-ID rules
- Where An Garda Síochána are investigating malicious or nuisance phone calls
For overriding Caller-ID and location data rules
- Where an emergency call is made (by dialling 999 or 112), to enable the emergency services, including law enforcement agencies, to respond to the call.
The Regulations provide that telecommunications companies must inform their subscribers about Caller ID services. The companies are obliged to publish a notice giving these details, and to display the details on their websites. The companies must also provide information, on request, about the circumstances in which the normal Caller ID settings and the withholding of location data can be overridden.
9. Public telephone directories
The Regulations contain rules for the publication of telephone directories, to ensure that the privacy of individual subscribers, whether natural persons or otherwise, is safeguarded. The rules are as follows:
Before being included in a directory subscribers are to:
- be informed of the purpose including any embedded search functionality in electronic versions of the directory,
- be given the option of being included or not and
- be able to choose which of their personal details, for example, gender are included.
The Regulations cover the making of unsolicited phone calls and the sending of unsolicited fax messages, e-mail and SMS ("text messages") for direct marketing purposes. The requirements extend to all forms of marketing carried out by means of a publicly available electronic communications service – including, for example, the soliciting of support for charitable organisations or political parties.
Varying rules apply to phone, fax, text message and e-mail marketing. The rules are more restrictive in the case of marketing by electronic mail of individuals (natural persons) who are not customers. Unlike in the case of postal marketing, certain restrictions also apply to electronic marketing to businesses and other corporate entities.
If the call is made by automated calling machine or fax the information provided must include the name, address and telephone number of the person making the communication and, if applicable, the name, address and telephone number of the person on whose behalf the communication is made.
The sender of an e-mail or SMS must include in the message their name and a valid address at which they can be contacted including to opt-out of such messages.
A marketing phone call may not be made to the telephone line of an individual subscriber or a business subscriber if (a) the subscriber's telephone line is a mobile phone line and prior consent for such a call was not received, or (b) the subscriber's telephone line is a landline and his/her/its preference not to receive such calls is noted in the National Directory Database.
A marketing phone call may not be made to an individual or business telephone line if s/he/it has previously told the caller that s/he/it does not consent to the receipt of such calls.
The person making a marketing call must include in the call their name and, if applicable, the name of the person on whose behalf the call is made.
12. Automated Calling Machines
An automated calling machine may not be used for the purpose of direct marketing to the line of an individual subscriber unless that individual has previously consented to the receipt of such a communication by this means.
An automated calling machine may not be used for the purpose of direct marketing to the line of a business subscriber if that subscriber has its preference not to receive marketing calls noted in the National Directory Database.
An automated calling machine may not be used for the purpose of direct marketing to the line of a business subscriber if that subscriber has previously indicated to the caller that it does not consent to the receipt of such calls.
Where an automated marketing call is permitted, the name, address and telephone number of the person making the call must be given and, if applicable, the name, address and telephone number of the person on whose behalf the communication is made.
In practical terms, therefore, once a marketing call made by an automated calling machine is answered by the subscriber or the subscriber's voicemail answering service, the automated calling machine must identify who is making the call and provide their contact details.
A fax for the purpose of direct marketing may not be sent to the line of an individual subscriber unless that individual has previously consented to the receipt of such a communication.
A fax for direct marketing purposes may not be sent to a business fax number if that subscriber has its preference not to receive marketing calls to that number noted in the National Directory Database.
A fax for direct marketing purposes may not be sent to a business fax number if that subscriber has previously indicated to the caller that it does not consent to the receipt of such faxes.
Where a marketing fax communication is permitted, the information provided must include the name, address and telephone number of the person making the communication and, if applicable, the name, address and telephone number of the person on whose behalf the communication is made.
Electronic mail includes text messages (SMS), voice messages, sound messages, image messages, multimedia message (MMS) and email messages.
Where a data controller has obtained contact details in the context of the sale of a product or service, it may only use these details for direct marketing by electronic mail if the following conditions are met:
1. The product or service is of a kind similar to that which was sold to the customer at the time their contact details were obtained
2. When these details were collected, the customer was given the opportunity to object at that time, in an easy manner and without charge, to their use for marketing purposes
3. Each time a marketing message is sent, the customer must be given the right to object to the receipt of further messages
4. The details were collected within the previous 12 months or the subscriber has received a marketing electronic mail within the previous 12 months to which they did not unsubscribe using the cost free means provided to them by the direct marketer
A data controller can also obtain prior opt-in consent from its customers or other individuals to send electronic marketing relating specifically to its own business or services. Each marketing message sent on foot of that consent must contain a means to opt-out and it must identify the sender. Such opt-in consent expires after twelve months unless it is renewed in the interim.
If an individual is not a customer, electronic mail may not be used to send a marketing message to their contact address unless the prior opt-in consent of that individual has been obtained to the receipt of such messages – a consent that can be withdrawn at any time.
Electronic mail may not be used to send a marketing message to a business contact address/number if the subscriber has notified the data controller that they do not consent to the receipt of such communications.
A non-marketing SMS message may not have marketing material "tagged on" unless the recipient has given prior consent to the receipt of such messages. This would apply, for example, to such messages "tagged on" to communications from clubs or societies and information messages from service providers.
15. Enforcement and Compliance
The Data Protection Commissioner enforces the data protection aspects of the Regulations, and the Commission for Communications Regulation (ComReg) is responsible for ensuring compliance with some technical and practical elements of implementing the Regulations.
In carrying out his functions, the Commissioner has broadly the same powers of inspection, information gathering and enforcement that he has under the Data Protection Acts.
Failure to comply with certain provisions of the Regulations are criminal offences:
· Data Security and Data Breaches
· Unsolicited Marketing Communications
· Requirements specified in Information and Enforcement Notices issued by the Commissioner
· Requirements imposed by the Commissioner's authorised officers.
The offences attract a fine of up to €5,000 – per message in the case of unsolicited marketing – when prosecuted by the Commissioner in the District Court.
Unsolicited marketing offences may be prosecuted on indictment and attract fines of up to €250,000 in the case of a company and €50,000 in the case of an individual. A data security offence may similarly be prosecuted on indictment and attract the same level of penalty.
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Coin commemorates peace after World War I
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Commemorating the peace after World War I is the reason the Peace dollar was created, although the first coin was not struck until Decemb... Read more
Peace Dollar
Coin commemorates peace after World War I
By Michele Orzano
COIN WORLD Staff
Commemorating the peace after World War I is the reason the Peace dollar was created, although the first coin was not struck until December 1921, three years after the official peace accords were signed. By 1935 the dollar denomination was abandoned, which brought an end to the Peace dollar.
More than 2 million American "dough boys" participated in the conflict once the United States entered the war in 1917, three years after its start and one year before its end. Shortly after the war was over, many groups began calling for a coin to mark its victorious end. Collectors writing in the The Numismatist (the monthly journal of the American Numismatic Association) in 1918 and 1919 added their voices to the call for a special coin, pointing out that a Victory postage stamp had been issued and that a Victory coin was in order.
Noted collector Farran Zerbe wrote a paper, "Commemorate Peace with a Coin for Circulation," that was read at the ANA convention in Chicago in 1920. Zerbe's paper, in part, stated: "A commemorative coin for general circulation would be a novelty. We have never had one. Our special coins have all been stimulating for numismatics, even though all have been sold at a premium and withheld from circulation. A special coin for all of the people at its face value would be a boon for our subject, particularly so if it commemorates a great event and was a pleasing medallic art product."
Zerbe continued: "If we are to have such a coin, someone must lead the way. Public agitation and government attention are essential. It is unnecessary for me to emphasize qualifications or to particularize any of the many good reasons why the American Numismatic Association should lead the way."
Zerbe, Judson Brenner, Dr. J.M. Henderson, Howland Wood and William A. Ashbrook were appointed to the ANA's Peace-Victory Commemorative Committee and represented the collector organization when it sought congressional authorization for a coin.
Legislation calling for a silver dollar with a design to commemorate "the termination of the war between the Imperial German Government and the government and people of the United States" was introduced May 9, 1921. The legislation was seen has having strong support and was placed on the unanimous consent calendar. However, when one member objected and it failed to gain approval on Aug. 1, 1921.
The idea of a Peace dollar had the strong backing of the Commission of Fine Arts and senior Treasury officials in the Harding administration, so the coin became a reality through the secretary of the Treasury's authority to change designs based on an 1890 law. By November 1921 the Commission of Fine Arts had selected a design from offerings rendered by eight private artists who had been invited to submit designs. Well-known sculptor Anthony de Francisci's designs were chosen and he was awarded the competition prize of $100. (He had designed the Maine Centennial half dollar the year before.)
The Peace dollar obverse design features a portrait of Liberty, facing left, wearing a needle-like radiant headdress. De Francisci's wife, Teresa, served as model for the sculptor's vision of Liberty. The original reverse showed an eagle atop a ledge looking into the rising sun – symbolic of a new day – holding a broken sword in its talons, indicating the war's end. The Commission of Fine Arts rejected the original reverse because it thought the broken sword could be considered a sign of defeat rather than victory. The design was changed to show the eagle clutching an olive branch.
There are no Peace dollars bearing the dates 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932 nor 1933 primarily due to the severe economic conditions of the Great Depression. Approximately 270 million Peace dollars were struck, which is less than half the number of Morgan dollars that were made. The Peace dollar remains a highly sought after coin among collectors.
The Peace dollar design was dusted off in 1965 and briefly used to produce silver dollars. However, none of the 1964-D Peace dollars struck at the Denver Mint were released into circulation. Official Mint records released to the public indicate that all specimens were destroyed. However, rumors persist that a few examples may have survived.
Peace dollars are collected by type, date, Mint mark and VAM variety. The key date is 1928.
Peace dollar |
Date of authorization: | Feb. 28, 1878 |
Dates of issue: | 1921-1935 |
Designer: | Anthony deFrancisci |
Engraver: | George T. Morgan |
Diameter: | 38.10 mm/1.5 inches |
Weight: | 26.73 grams/0.86 ounce |
Metallic content: | 90% silver, 10% copper |
Weight of pure silver: | 24.06grams/0.77 ounce |
Edge: | Reeded |
Mint mark: | Reverse at lower tip of eagle's wing |
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This fine German silver sugar box has been realistically modelled in the form of a cat.
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This antique German sugar box is a very good gauge of silver, fine quality and in excellent condition.
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