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Drawn to religious life from an early age, Eleanor planned to become a Benedictine nun. However, when she left for the convent her horse refused to move. She took this as a sign, and joined the Carmelites at Parma, Italy in 1478, taking the name Archangela. Prioress at Parma and at Mantua. Had a special devotion to the Holy Trinity, and the gifts of ecstasy, levitation, and miracles.
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Bill Viola (born January 25, 1951) is today known for his work in video art. His exhibition profile, which includes the Guggenheim Berlin, Guggenheim New York, Getty Center, and Metropolitan Museum of Art, marks him as a major artist, at least by standards of public fame and repute. His work has also received extensive critical praise from both within the video art community and in the culture at large, which is unusual for an artist whose work often challenges the narrative conventions of the television screen.
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Release Date: 06/05/2001
Tracks in Amnesiac: Packt Like Sardines In A Crushed Tin Box, Pyramid Song, Pull / Pulk Revolving Doors, You And Whose Army?, I Might Be Wrong, Knives Out, Amnesiac / Morning Bell, Dollars And Cents, Like Spinning Plates, Life In A Glass House
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- Packt Like Sardines In A Crushed Tin Box Lyrics
- Pyramid Song Lyrics
- Pull / Pulk Revolving Doors Lyrics
- You And Whose Army? Lyrics
- I Might Be Wrong Lyrics
- Knives Out Lyrics
- Amnesiac / Morning Bell Lyrics
- Dollars And Cents Lyrics
- Like Spinning Plates Lyrics
- Life In A Glass House Lyrics
An album to never forget | Reviewer: Jade | 9/7/2006
This is a wonderful album. As the person above me said, it evokes so many feelings, even the way the songs sound. My personal favourite is 'You and Whose Army?' because it's ever-applicable to that asshole in school who gives you shit every day. And instead of going for the 'you should die' way of saying it, they use intelligent bewordings and nicely placed music.
My favourite Radiohead album also.
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When a person listen to this album a lot of different feelings show on ones surface, feelings like hoplesness, confusion, hate and sorrows. But sometimes they also makes one smile. The way they critisize society, the rutines of the everyday life and all the non interesting superficial conversations the world is filled with. Amnesiac makes sense, much more than some heavy band could ever do and that is becuse Thom York are capable of sounding extremly hatefull in a very humanized way. To point out a few of the best numbers, in my opinion any way, "Pyramid song", "Morning bells", "Knives out" and "Life in a glass house". In my opinion their best album...
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Free Or Not To Be Free? A List Of Vikings Free AgentsPosted by on March 11, 2013 – 5:31 am
In 2012 the Vikings notched the greatest single-season win improvement in franchise history, moving from 3 wins in 2011 to 10 wins this past season. This offseason the team will look to further improve the roster through the retension and acquisition of free agents and the development of another strong draft class.
The first step in that process has already begun, as the Vikings front office is in the process of evaluating its own class of free agents as well as the large group of players scheduled to become free agents on Tuesday, the first day of the new League Year. Before a team delves into the free agent market, it must first address the status of its own free agents. Will the Vikings re-sign most of their free agents? We don't know that yet. But we do know which Vikings players are scheduled to become free agents.
Below is a list of the Vikings restricted free agents (RFAs) and unrestricted free agents (UFAs). Also, click here to check out the vikings.com 2013 Free Agent Glossary.
Restricted Free Agents
CB AJ Jefferson
Unrestricted Free Agents
WR Devin Aromashodu
OL Joe Berger
LB Jasper Brinkley
FB Jerome Felton
LB Erin Henderson
RT Phil Loadholt
LB Marvin Mitchell
S Jamarca Sanford
OL Geoff Schwartz
WR Jerome Simpson
Tags: 2013 Free Agency, A.J. Jefferson, Devin Aromashodu, Erin Henderson, Geoff Schwartz, Jamarca Sanford, Jasper Brinkley, Jerome Felton, Jerome Simpson, Joe Berger, Marvin Mitchell, Phil Loadholt
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Sullivan, Teammates Visit VA Medical Center To Thank Veterans On Election DayPosted by on November 6, 2012 – 11:38 am
As voters head to the polls on Tuesday to exercise one of many great American rights, John Sullivan and many of his teammates will visit those who dedicated much of their lives to fighting and protecting that freedome. Sullivan, along with Christian Ballard, McLeod Bethel-Thompson, Everson Griffen, Marvin Mitchell, Mistral Raymond, Jerome Simpson and the Minnesota Vikings Cheerleaders and Viktor the Viking visited the VA Medical Center on Tuesday morning.
The players visited the community living room and spinal cord injury center multi-purpose room. As part of the visit, UnitedHealthcare executives donated a Ride 2 Recovery Stealth road bike to the Patient Recreation Program to be used soldiers who come through the program.
The Vikings organization has marked the November 11th Vikings-Lions matchup, on Veterans Day, as their "Salute to Service" game.
This is the 12th consecutive year the Vikings and Minnesota Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars have partnered for a community outreach project.
Tags: Christian Ponder, Everson Griffen, Jerome Simpson, John Sullivan, Marvin Mitchell, McLeod Bethel-Thompson, Mistral Raymond
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Blanton The Latest To Thrive In "Next Man Up" PhilosophyPosted by on October 12, 2012 – 6:11 am
The Vikings defense has played a prominent role in the team's current three-game winning streak. Over the past three games, the Vikings have allowed fewer than 300 yards of total offense and just 11.0 points per game. Big-time performances from big-time defenders such as Chad Greenway and Antoine Winfield have paced this impressive string of defensive performances.
There's another factor that has played a significant role as well: depth at several positions.
Starting S Mistral Raymond went down with an ankle injury early in Week 2, so Jamarca Sanford stepped in and the defense didn't miss a beat. Starting LB Erin Henderson missed 2 games due to a concussion, so Marvin Mitchell stepped in to start in the base defense and Jasper Brinkley assumed a role in the team's nickel package. Jared Allen was forced out of action for one play deep in Vikings territory during the 4th quarter at Detroit, so Everson Griffen answered the bell and registered a key sack of Matthew Stafford.
"We tell all the guys, 'You're a play away from being in there starting and starting for a long time and playing for a long time.' All the coaches get their guys ready to play and we're not going to make excuses for rookies or first-year, second-year players going in," Vikings Defensive Coordinator Alan Williams said. "We still have to play winning football and I think that's the mentality of the team, of the guys and of the coaches, that no matter who's in the ball game, we're not going to dumb it down, we're not going to water it down."
The latest example of this for the Vikings? Robert Blanton, who was suddenly thrust into action during last week's game against the Tennessee Titans when starting S Harrison Smith was ejected from the game. Previously, the reserves who stepped into a more prominent role were veterans. Williams was asked if he had to say anything in particular to Blanton before sending him into the game because he's a rookie.
"Not a word," Williams said. "Our expectations are the next guy, if one guy's down, the next guy goes in, nothing needs to be said. There's nothing that's needed to be said, guys are expected to go in and not do anything special. Do your job. There's no extra pressure, you don't have to be the guy that you're replacing. Do your job and that'll be good enough for us to win."
And that's what Blanton did. He jumped right into the action and, once again, the Vikings defense didn't miss a beat. The Vikings held Tennessee scoreless until the 4th quarter and came away with a resounding 30-7 victory. Blanton finished with 5 tackles, 1 tackle for loss and 1 pass break up.
Asked what stood out to him about Blanton's performance, Williams said: "The poise, the calmness, the plays that he made. He didn't look like a rookie, but that's a credit to him as well as Coach [Joe] Woods, in terms of getting Blanton ready.
"We're going to keep moving and guys are going to have to do what they're capable of doing and that's what Blanton did."
Tags: Alan Williams, Erin Henderson, Everson Griffen, Harrison Smith, Jamarca Sanford, Jared Allen, Joe Woods, Marvin Mitchell, Mistral Raymond, Robert Blanton
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Redskins QB Griffin III (Concussion) Expected To Practice WednesdayPosted by on October 10, 2012 – 9:45 am
As we mentioned right off the bat in Wednesday morning's "9 Vikings-Redskins Storylines To Follow," Washington Redskins QB Robert Griffin III is currently recovering from a concussion he suffered in last week's game against the Atlanta Falcons and his status for this week's game against the Vikings is uncertain. Early reports out of Washington, however, suggest that the Redskins rookie passer is on track to return to the field in time to start against the Vikings.
Griffin III took a nasty – but clean – hit from Falcons LB Sean Weatherspoon in the 3rd quarter of last week's game, forcing the Redskins to pull him from the game. He was diagnosed with a concussion and is now going through the NFL's mandated concussion protocol. Long story longer, Griffin III must take and pass a series of tests before he's permitted to return to the field for practice or a game.
The Redskins have not commented publicly on when Griffin III may return. According to this Washington Post report from Mark Maske, though, it's expected that Griffin III will return as soon as Wednesday to practice with his teammates. While Maske cites a person close to the situation as his source for the report, he also notes that Griffin III's participation in practice does not guarantee his availability for Sunday. The NFL and its teams are careful in dealing with injuries, particularly head injuries, and the protocol that exists actually takes the decision out of the hands of the individual team and puts it into the hands of independent medical experts.
The bottom line is, this is a story that will persist all week as the Vikings and Redskins prepare to face one another. Early indications are that Griffin III will be ready to play.
Other Injury Notes
– Vikings Head Coach Leslie Frazier disclosed on Monday that RB Adrian Peterson had a slight ankle sprain in last week's win over the Titans. Frazier said Peterson was able to play through the injury and that he expects Peterson to play on Sunday, but that the injury may limit what the Vikings ask Peterson to do in practice this week.
– As of early Wednesday morning, there's nothing new to report on Jerome Simpson's leg condition. Frazier indicated on Monday that the injury may have something to do with Simpson's back. Frazier will certainly be asked about this on Wednesday morning during his regular press conference.
– It's expected that LB Marvin Mitchell (calf) and S Andrew Sendejo (ankle) will return to practice this week.
– Frazier said QB Christian Ponder moved around just fine on Sunday and that there doesn't appear to be a problem with his knee.
Tags: Adrian Peterson, Andrew Sendejo, Christian Ponder, Jerome Simpson, Leslie Frazier, Marvin Mitchell
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Vikings Shuffle LBs To Dance Around InjuriesPosted by on October 7, 2012 – 7:12 am
A return from injury by Erin Henderson and a new injury for Marvin Mitchell could result in a small roster shuffle at LB for the Vikings on Sunday. Solid play in all phases of the game by Jasper Brinkley and solid depth behind Henderson and Mitchell will allow the Vikings defense to overcome the hurdles, though.
Henderson, who missed the past two games because of a concussion, was limited in practice on Wednesday but was a full participant on Thursday and Friday. He was listed as questionable for the Vikings on their final injury report. Mitchell, who has dealt with an ankle injury all season, also injured his calf during Wednesday's practice. He was limited in work on Thursday, did not practice on Friday and is listed as doubtful on the final injury report.
While meeting with reporters on Friday after practice, Vikings Head Coach Leslie Frazier intimated that Henderson will be able to play today, which is big news because of Mitchell's expected absence. Even with Henderson back, though, expect both Audie Cole and Tyrone McKenzie to be active for the game.
The key to the whole picture, though, is the solid play from Brinkley, especially in the Vikings nickel package. Brinkley has displayed marked improvement in pass coverage, which has allowed the team to put Brinkley in its nickel package as the "MIKE" LB in place of Henderson, the team's regular starter in that package.
"Yeah we're going to keep Jasper at the nickel mike for the time being," Frazier said. "He's done a good job there. Give Erin a chance to kind of get his legs back under him and then we'll revisit it later on. Jasper has done a good job so we have a lot of confidence in what he's accomplished so far."
Tags: Erin Henderson, Jasper Brinkley, Leslie Frazier, Marvin Mitchell
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Frazier Lauds Defensive Depth, Credits Vikings ScoutingPosted by on October 2, 2012 – 10:53 am
This season the Vikings defense has committed to more of a rotation during games with their defensive line, has a starting linebacker who has missed two complete games and a starting safety who has missed the past 7 quarters of action.
Through it all, the Vikings defense has performed well and has demonstrated a significant improvement from a season ago. Over the past two weeks, in fact, the Vikings have allowed just 26 total points and they're yielding only 3.3 yards per rush (5th in the NFL) and 6.5 yards per pass attempt (6th) for the season.
Frazier explained to reporters on Monday that he's not surprised his defense has been able to perform well despite a few adverse circumstances.
"Not completely because that was one of the goals," Frazier said. "I know when Rick (Spielman) and the personnel department talked about what we were trying to get accomplished from a roster standpoint, that was one of the major conversations, improving our depth."
Perhaps the best example of the Vikings defensive depth paying dividends is S Jamarca Sanford. He replaced an injured Mistral Raymond in Week 3 against San Francisco and then started the Vikings Week 4 game at Detroit. In those two games, Sanford collected 10 tackles, 1 pass defensed, 1 forced fumble and 1 fumble recovery. He was also involved in a play with fellow safety Harrison Smith where the Vikings defenders caused Lions WR Calvin Johnson to drop a TD pass.
Other examples of the Vikings depth coming through include DE Everson Griffen, who has 8 tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss, 3.0 sacks and 1 forced fumble, and LB Marvin Mitchell, who has filled in capably for an injured Erin Henderson.
"We know we're going to have some injuries," Frazier said. "We've experienced injuries here in the past couple of years, in the secondary in particular, so that was a point of emphasis, to improve our depth, to upgrade it to the point where if there was an injury, there wouldn't be such a big drop-off that we've witnessed here in the past.
"And I credit our scouting department for doing a good job in that area so now when we rotate defensive linemen, you don't feel as handcuffed as you would in the past. You lose a guy at linebacker, you don't feel as strained as you do in the past and the same is true in our secondary."
The Vikings have had success on defense thanks to standout performances from starters such as DE Jared Allen, (10 QB hits, 2.0 sacks), LB Chad Greenway (team-high 55 tackles) and CB Antoine Winfield (DBs-leading 34 tackles). But depth has played an important role, too. And, as Frazier pointed out, the nature of the game of football is such that injuries will happen and teams have to be able to adapt.
"You hope that you don't have injuries," Frazier said. "But they do occur, and depending on where that injury occurs, it could really have a major impact on your team if you don't have quality depth. Fortunately for us, I think we have pretty good depth."
Tags: Antoine Winfield, Chad Greenway, Everson Griffen, Jamarca Sanford, Jared Allen, Leslie Frazier, Marvin Mitchell
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Quick-Starting Vikings Blitz 49ers, Win 24-13 At HomePosted by on September 23, 2012 – 3:59 pm
Not many teams looked better than the San Francisco 49ers through the first two weeks of the 2012 season, but the Vikings prepared all week to change that. On Sunday at Mall of America Field, the Vikings preparation paid off in a big way. After jumping out to an early 7-0 lead, the Vikings never looked back as they blitzed the heavily-favored 49ers and came away with a thorough 24-13 victory.
"Our preparation this week was on point," Vikings Head Coach Leslie Frazier said after the game. "The way we prepared this week, you knew that we were going to play good football. I didn't say that to our team before we played Indy (last week). We did not handle the success against Jacksonville the right way. And I mentioned that to our players during the week prior to Indy. We came back this week and our guys were locked in. They were focused throughout the week and it showed in the way we played."
The Vikings outstanding preparation definitely showed right off the bat, as Christian Ponder and the offense methodically drove down the field on the game's opening drive. When all was said and done, Ponder found TE Kyle Rudolph for a 1-yard TD on 4th and goal to cap a 16-play, 82-yard drive that took 7:40 off the clock. The drive featured balanced playcalling, with 8 rushes and 8 passes, and it included only three 3rd-down plays.
San Francisco QB Alex Smith and his offense couldn't match the execution on their first possession, as they were forced to punt away after just one 1st down. It was clear at that point that San Francisco was in for a day-long battle against the Vikings. The Vikings and 49ers exchanged punts after that, and then San Francisco got on the board with a 29-yard FG by David Akers.
Ponder, in the midst of perhaps his best game as a pro, responded following the 49ers FG. He drove the Vikings offense once again through the fierce 49ers defense, this time going 80 yards in 11 plays and capping the drive with a 23-yard TD sprint right through the heart of the 49ers defense. That score gave the Vikings a 14-3 lead with just 5:39 to play in the 1st half.
The 49ers offense gained some rhythm on the following drive and looked as if they'd be able to help the team carry some momentum into the locker room at halftime. They drove from their own 24-yardline to the Vikings 25 in 11 plays to set up Akers for a FG with just a minute play in the half. But the Vikings got a fantastic push up the middle and DT Letroy Guion extended his arms to block the kick, which gave Ponder and Co. possession on their own 33-yardline. Eight plays later, Blair Walsh came on to salvage a late-half score by splitting the uprights on a 52-yard kick. Walsh's FG – the 3rd consecutive game he's converted a FG of 50+ yards (Vikings record) – gave the Vikings a 17-3 lead at halftime.
San Francisco came out fast in the 3rd quarter, as Kyle Williams returned the opening kickoff 94 yards to the Minnesota 14-yardline. But the Vikings defense rose to the occasion, forcing the 49ers to settle for a 29-yard FG. The Vikings went 3-and-out on their next drive, and the 49ers filled the building with anxiety by driving 86 yards in 9 plays to score on a 1-yard TD from Alex Smith to TE Vernon Davis, making the score 17-13 in favor of the Vikings.
As they did most of the day, though, Ponder and the Vikings fought through the 49ers defense to produce points. Ponder found Rudolph for another TD – this time from 2 yards out – to cap a 12-play, 86-yard drive that took 7 minutes off the clock. At that point, the lead was 24-13, and the Vikings defense took it from there.
The 49ers following 5 drives ended in a lost fumble that was forced by S Jamarca Sanford and recovered by LB Marvin Mitchell, two punts, an INT by CB Josh Robinson and then another lost fumble that was forced by DE Jared Allen and recovered by DE Brian Robison. After the sack-forced-fumble by Allen, the Vikings offense took the field in the victory formation.
The Vikings defense was paced all day by LB Chad Greenway, who finished with 13 tackles and 2.0 sacks. CB Antoine Winfield was credited with 8 tackles, and both Sanford and fellow S Harrison Smith had 6 stops each. Sanford came in to replace starter Mistral Raymond, who went down with a leg injury early in the game.
Ponder finished the day going 21 of 35 for 198 yards with 2 TDs and 0 INTs (94.7 passer rating). Percy Harvin was Ponder's favorite target, as he hauled in 9 of the 11 passes thrown his way for 89 yards. Rudolph had the 2 TDs on 5 receptions for 36 yards. It may not have been sensational, but the Vikings running game was solid against one of the best run defenses the NFL has seen in recent memory. Adrian Peterson, Toby Gerhart, Harvin and Ponder combined for 146 rushing yards on 41 carries.
The win moves the Vikings to 2-1 on the season as they prepare for a road contest against the Detroit Lions this week.
Tags: Blair Walsh, Brian Robison, Christian Ponder, Jamarca Sanford, Jared Allen, Kyle Rudolph, Leslie Frazier, Letroy Guion, Marvin Mitchell, Percy Harvin
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Frazier Says Henderson Out, Mitchell StartsPosted by on September 21, 2012 – 12:21 pm
Vikings Head Coach Leslie Frazier on Friday ruled LB Erin Henderson out of Sunday's game. Henderson sat out of practice this week with a concussion. Frazier also said that 6-year veteran Marvin Mitchell will start for Henderson against the San Francisco 49ers.
The Vikings signed Mitchell this past offseason, and a big reason he was appealing to the Vikings was his experience not only on special teams but also on defense. Mitchell started 2 games at LB for the New Orleans Saints in 2009, the year they won the Super Bowl. Vikings Defensive Coordinator Alan Williams was asked about Mitchell on Thursday while meeting with reporters and said he feels comfortable with having Mitchell play a prominent role on defense.
"Marvin has been in ball games as a starter, he's been in ball games as a backup, he's played a lot of football so everything that happens is not new to him out there," Williams said. "That gives me comfort and when he's been in ball games, he's performed well so that gives me comfort that it's not all new to him and we're not playing guys that have not played a lot of football. Marvin has so I feel good about that."
With Henderson out, it's expected that staring middle LB Jasper Brinkley will now stay on the field in nickel situations. Henderson is usual the "MIKE" LB in nickel, with Chad Greenway also on the field in those situations. Additionally, rookie LB Audie Cole stands a good chance of being active for his first NFL regular season game to provide depth on defense and perhaps play a role on special teams as well.
Frazier also ruled DE D'Aundre Reed (calf) out for the game, but said all others listed on the injury report – John Sullivan (ankle), Andrew Sendejo (ankle), CB Chris Cook (biceps), TE Rhett Ellison (ankle), Mitchell (ankle), Brian Robison (elbow) and Jarius Wright (ankle) – will likely be listed as probable.
Tags: Alan Williams, Audie Cole, D'Aundre Reed, Erin Henderson, Leslie Frazier, Marvin Mitchell
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Vikings List 8 On Initial Injury Report, All PracticePosted by on September 12, 2012 – 2:56 pm
The Vikings listed 8 players on their initial Week 2 injury report, and all of them participated in practice on Wednesday.
Listed as full participants in practice are RB Adrian Peterson (knee) and CB Josh Robinson (hip). Those who were limited in practice were: CB Chris Cook (biceps), LB Marvin Mitchell (ankle), S Andrew Sendejo (ankle), C John Sullivan (ankle), WR Jarius Wright (ankle) and TE Rhett Ellison (ankle).
The Colts listed 6 players on their report. LB Pat Angerer (foot), LB Dwight Freeney (ankle), and G Joe Reitz (knee) did not participate in practice. OT Winston Justice (head) was limited and WR Austin Collie (head) and WR T.Y. Hilton (shoulder) were full participants.
Tags: Adrian Peterson, Andrew Sendejo, Chris Cook, Jarius Wright, John Sullivan, Josh Robinson, Marvin Mitchell, Rhett Ellison
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Peterson (Questionable) A Game-Time Decision; Other Injury Report NotesPosted by on September 7, 2012 – 12:39 pm
The Vikings and Jaguars released their final injury reports of the first week of the season today, a requirement of teams who have Sunday games. Here are the details…
RB Adrian Peterson (knee) is listed as questionable, and Vikings Head Coach Leslie Frazier said he'd be a game-time decision.
S Robert Blanton, TE John Carlson (knee), DT Letroy Guion (knee), OL Geoff Schwartz (abdomen) and CB Marcus Sherels (ankle) are listed as probable.
LB Marvin Mitchell (ankle), S Andrew Sendejo (ankle) and WR Jarius Wright (ankle) are listed as out.
DE Austen Lane (foot), DE George Selvie (knee) and LB Daryl Smith (abdomen) are listed as out. Lane and Selvie are reserves, so there absence means the Jaguars could slide DTs Tyson Alualu and D'Anthony Smith outside to play DE at some points in the game. Smith is a starting outside LB, and it's likely that Kyle Bosworth will get the start.
CB Derek Cox (hamstring) was listed as doubtful. He's a starter, so expect Will Middleton to get the start at CB along with Aaron Ross. Rashean Mathis will be the Jaguars nickel CB. Also, CB Mike Harris (hamstring) is questionable.
WR Justin Blackmon (ankle), C Brad Meester (not injury-related), DE Aaron Morgan (not injury-related) and G Uche Nwaneri (ankle) are listed as probable.
Finally, expect RB Maurice Jones-Drew to play.
Tags: Adrian Peterson, Andrew Sendejo, Geoff Schwartz, Jarius Wright, John Carlson, Leslie Frazier, Letroy Guion, Marcus Sherels, Marvin Mitchell, Robert Blanton
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14 - The Auctioneer's Margin Scheme
The Auctioneer's Margin Scheme allows Auctioneers to sell items without VAT on the hammer price and under the scheme we are no longer allowed to separate out the VAT from the Vendor's commission or buyer's premium.
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The 'net sale proceeds' received from the buyer in cleared funds will be forwarded to Vendors no later than 28 days after the auction (we endeavour to settle non catalogue sales within 14 days of the auction). Where the Buyer makes a payment more than 23 days after the auction we shall send to the vendors the 'net sale proceeds' within 5 working days of receipt of cleared funds. The 'net sale proceeds' are the hammer price less commission and expenses set out in the terms of business. The vendor waives any right to interest that may be earned during the period from payment by the buyer to receipt of the 'net sale proceeds' by the Vendor.
Vendors should note that notwithstanding any other terms of these conditions, the vendor(s) may on certain circumstances be liable to Purchaser(s) in respect of disputed catalogue descriptions, even though they have been made innocently and in good faith.
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The purchaser shall pay the hammer price together with a premium of 17.5% of the hammer price for the Antique and Collectors Sales, if the account is setteld within 48 hours this premium will discounted to 15%. There is a minimum buyers premium of £3 per lot; for Fine Art Sales and Collectors sales the premium is 21.5% of the hammer price (adjusted for VAT as necessary), if the account is settled within 10 days this premium will be reduced to 19.5%. There is a minimum buyers premium of £10 per lot The premium at the appropriate rate is payable by all purchasers. The amount invoiced will be premium plus VAT (where VAT is chargeable) but this VAT will not normally be recoverable by the buyer. The vendor authorises the Auctioneer to deduct commission and expenses at the stated rates from the hammer price and acknowledges the Auctioneer's right to retain the premium payable by the purchaser.
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Lot 5
A Victorian copper kettle, acorn finial; another similar; another smaller with acorn knop; a brass...
- Estimate: Est: £60 - £80
Lot 6
J Moctreba (Russian Contemporary) Lexi signed, inscribed to verso, 50cm x 60cm
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £150
Lot 7
J Moctreba (Russian Contemporary) Collie Dog signed, inscribed to verso, 34.5cm x 30cm
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £150
Lot 8
Dutch School (19th Century) Sledging by the Thatched Snow Covered Cottage oil on board, 17cm x 23cm
- Estimate: Est: £40 - £60
Lot 9
A*Puschnia Grozglockner, Alpine mountains signed, watercolour, framed
- Estimate: Est: £30 - £40
Lot 11
Gilbert Kershaw (Mid 20th Century) The Fifteen Cumberlands signed, titled, watercolour, 53cm x 37cm
- Estimate: Est: £35 - £50
Lot 12
A large pine freestanding kitchen cabinet, constructed from reclaimed timber.
- Estimate: Est: £60 - £100
Lot 14
Railwayana - a cast iron notice bearing inscription "Any person not fastening this gate after...
- Estimate: Est: £70 - £100
Lot 20
A rectangular Archibald Knox style stained glass window in metal frame
- Estimate: Est: £40 - £60
Lot 21
An early 20th century milk churn, I.T.Lear and Sons, Borehamwood, 66cm high
- Estimate: Est: £50 - £80
Lot 23
An early 20th century oak musical barrel shaped casket, Swiss mechanism, reg.no.72941, c.1925
Lot 24
A George III oak bible box lecturn, the hinged sloping top monogrammed AW, floral and swagged...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £150
Lot 25
A Georgian oak tilt top tripod occasional table, circular top, baluster column, cabriole legs, pad...
- Estimate: Est: £60 - £100
Lot 26
A `19th century` mahogany breakfast/dining table, circular top with moulded edge above a deep...
- Estimate: Est: £150 - £200
Lot 29
A yew wood and elm Windsor open armchair, shaped and pierced splat, spindle back, turned supports,...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £150
Lot 30
A late Victorian oval copper coal/log bucket with lion mask ring handles, brass feet
- Estimate: Est: £40 - £60
Lot 35
A mid 20th century Japanese watercolour landscape on silk; Jas Greig circular print north african...
- Estimate: Est: £20 - £40
Lot 36
An early 20th century Wimshurst machine, by Philip Harris Ltd, with twin discs, nickel plated...
- Estimate: Est: £150 - £250
Lot 38
Roland Green, after A pair Wildfowl in Flight signed in pencil, 21cm x 32cm
- Estimate: Est: £20 - £40


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This light, multicolored salad is an original. When I serve it at potlucks, I', always asked for the recipe. It's also a standby for the "snowbirds" who gather with us in Arizona each winter. —Kathy Crow, Cordova, Alaska
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Prep: 25 min. + chilling
12 ounces spiral pasta, cooked and drained
6 green onions, thinly sliced
1 to 2 small zucchini, thinly sliced
2 cups frozen broccoli and cauliflower, thawed and drained
1-1/2 cups thinly sliced carrots, parboiled
1 cup thinly sliced celery
1/2 cup frozen peas, thawed
1 jar (2-1/4 ounces) sliced ripe olives, drained
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The 22 guests have now arrived at the service at the Chapel Royal at St James's Palace for the baptism of little Prince George. The royal baby wore a long lace christening gown and was carried into the chapel in Prince William's arms. So what is Kate Middleton wearing for the big day? What colour did the Queen go for? Well lucky for you lot we have all the details riiiight here so look through the gallery above and read below for all the latest happenings from the royal christening...
Kate Middleton wears an Alexander McQueen dress and matching Jane Taylor hat
Kate is wearing a cream pillbox hat by Jane Taylor and matching dress featuring elegant ruffles by Alexander McQueen. The milliner Taylor confirmed the Duchess of Cambridge's choice of headwear with a tweet, "Yes it is one of my hats!" It is rather interesting that as guests will tuck into a layer of the couple's wedding cake at the christening afternoon tea party, Kate chose to wear a dress by the British designer who also created her wedding gown.
The Queen is wearing a sky blue cashmere coat by Stewart Parvin, with a matching baby blue hat. Carole Middleton wore a navy coat, which is reported to be by designer Catherine Walker, with a wide-brimmed grey hat.
Suzannah Crabb on dressing Pippa Middleton for Prince George's christening
We now know that the Duchess of Cambridge's little sister is wearing an ensemble courtesy of London boutique Suzannah. The look consists of a cream wool trapeze coat with a blush pink trim and oyster silk lining, worn over the blush lace 'Paris' dress, both styled by Suzannah Crabb herself. As for Pippa's headgear, she's opted for a pill box hat created by British milliner Edwina Ibbotson - it comes in a blush and oyster tone and features a beaded corsage - topped off with Emmy shoes. The entire look is available at Suzannah's London boutique so get thee there!
Ms Middleton hand-picked Suzannah to design, make and style the outfit. 'We aimed for understated beauty, drawing inspiration from a 1960s coat dress that I bought in LA, among other vintage looks and archive pieces,' says Suzannah. 'Creating a couture dress and frock coat not only for the occasion of the royal christening, but for Pippa Middleton, who is so naturally elegant and stylish is a commission that every designer dreams of. It's so exciting that British fashion has such a champion.'
Royal Christening service details
Our invite to the service today might be, err, lost in the post. But the following details have been released about the intimate service, which was designed by the young royals...
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have chosen two hymns, two lessons and two anthems. The Hymns were Breathe on Me, Breath of God and Be Thou My Vision sang by a choir and the anthems (performed by The Choir of Her Majesty's Chapel Royal) were Blessed Jesu! Here we Stand and The Lord Bless You and Keep You/ The lessons were from St. Luke ch. 18, verses 15-17, which was read by Kate's sister, Pippa Middleton, and St. John ch. 15, verses 1-5, which was read by Prince Harry.
Keeping things in the family, Blessed Jesu! Here we Stand was written for Prince William's baptism on 4th August 1982. The Processional Organ Music was J. S. Bach's Fantasia in G (BWV 572) and the Recessional Organ Music will be C. M. Widor's Toccata from Symphony No 5.
Prince William and Kate Middleton arrive at St James Palace
The godparents, official photographs and other details
The baptism is an intimate affair, as sadly the service is not going to be live broadcast to the nation, but the palace will release official photographs following the service tomorrow. These christening snaps will be the first time four generations of royals will be photographed together in over 100 years. These will be taken by Mr Jason Bell, who is a well-established portrait photographer whose work has appeared in many of the world's most famous publications, including Vanity Fair and US Vogue.
This morning we received an email from Clarence House to announce the godparents - it looks like the wee nipper won't be short of a birthday present or seven. Kate and William handpicked a dream team comprised of old school and university friends, the Prince's cousin Zara Tindall and former Private Secretary Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton.
Want to see how this will compare to other royal christenings? We have compiled a royal baptism fact file, including deets such as Princess Eugenie was the first senior royal to be baptised during a public church service in 1990 and the tallest christening cake on record was 4 foot tall at the baptism of King Eward VII back in 1842.
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Lawrence "Chip" Zaino, a lifelong resident of Westbury and former member of the school board and village trustees, passed away Jan. 2 at the age of 94.
Perhaps no aspect of Zaino's life was more distinguishing than his time spent on the Westbury school board. In 2011, the district's administration building was renamed in his honor to commemorate his 27 years of service, which included several years as Board President.
Former board member Stanton Brown served with Zaino on the board for two years, and remembers him as thoughtful and very knowledgeable.
"He had a good sense of what has happened over the decades in the school and community," says Brown. "He once said 'your school district is no better than your community, and your school district is no better than your community.' That's what stays with me today, he knew they were linked. He had a good sense of Westbury and understood how connected we all are as neighbors."
Former county legislator Robert Troiano served on the board with Zaino for several years. He describes him as "both a friend and an ally."
"There is no one I would rather have by my side in a battle because of his loyalty, strength, tenacity and depth of character," Troiano said.
Troiano adds that Zaino was a great story teller.
"Through his story telling, Chip not only entertained, but imparted wisdom," Troiano remembers. "I always came away feeling richer and wiser after spending time with him."
Zaino spent several years as a village trustee from 1975 to 1979. Prior to that, he was on the Village Zoning Board of Appeals, a job that went way beyond the weekday 9 to 5.
"Every Saturday morning he packed up his paperwork and used to go to the houses that had problems and would see for himself what the issue was," says Zaino's son, Larry Jr. "He did his homework and had a tremendous work ethic. Whatever he did, he made sure he did it correctly."
Zaino not only served the Westbury community but also his country. After graduating from Westbury High School, he went on to join the U.S. Army Air Force, going overseas in the Asia Pacific theatre for almost four years during World War 2. He earned several commendations including numerous battle stars, a Philippines Liberation Ribbon with a battle star, and Distinguished Unit Badge.
Other than his time spent overseas during the war, Zaino was a lifelong Westbury man. He lived in the village, growing up in a house on Post Ave. and going on to raise his four children on Park Avenue with his wife, Sadie.
"He loved the community. He grew up with so many people there," says Larry Jr. "He went off to World War II and came back, and had no inkling of ever moving out."
Larry Jr. says his father passed down many valuable lessons; not just by his words but by how he lived.
"He taught me how important hard work, ethics and morals were," Larry Jr. says. "It was really from looking at his behavior, how he worked, spoke to people and helped people. My father always extended himself to people and was willing to help, and never expected anything in return."
Zaino is survived by his four children, Larry Jr., Cathy, Rick and Maria, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. A mass and interment were held in Westbury last week.


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For the second year in a row, the Miami Norland Sr. High School Boys Basketball team become state champions. Unfortunately, the school and families of these young men simply can't afford their championship rings.
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"We want our 2012-2013 Miami Norland Boys Basketball team to feel the same pride as players like Dwyane Wade, LeBron James, James Jones, and Udonis Haslem feel when they slip their rings on," said Norland alumni Lisa Lee Arneaud and Mariela M. Gonzalez. "Championship rings symbolize the hard work and dedication these men have towards their community, family, & self."
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With the next chapter of the Twilight series, "Eclipse," debuting on the big screen this week, vampire fever is higher than ever.
While Billy Currington finishes up tonight on the Coke Stage, the party will just be getting started at Afterbend on the Southside, a new addition to the Riverbend Festival this year.
Note: All Coca-Cola Stage shows are 9:30-11 p.m. Kenny Neal, the Bessie Smith Strut headliner, will play 7:30-8:45 p.m. Monday at the Bessie Smith Hall Stage.
This weekend, the 6th Cavalry Museum in Fort Oglethorpe will rally the community to celebrate local involvement in America's military history and to honor the memories of soldiers who lost their lives defending the nation.
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Too often, students fall through the cracks in the school system because of learning disabilities that aren't caught or simply an over-loaded system for the teachers to find them. We introduce you to a young woman and her mother who never gave up the fight and won.
Jenny Sashi is starting from the beginning. At 18, she's about to graduate from high school and just now learning to read.
" There were many teachers who helped me throughout the year. But there were others who just said I was lazy, I didn't want to know anything, I didn't want to learn, that wasn't true... it wasn't true at all."
Back when she was 12, Jenny met Connie Nadler, working in the public school system on children with disabilities.
" She had just recently been diagnosed with auditory processing disorder."
Connie was one of many who worked hard to get Jenny help but at the time, she didn't improve.
" I would say at best Jenny was sinking and sinking fast when I first met her."
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"We were talking on the phone and she said this is Pam and then she said, Connie is that you?"
This time, for the first time, the training made a difference.
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Her mom, Pam, talks about how being her daughter's biggest advocate has paid off.
" As a teacher I got what teachers were saying b/c you only have limited time and resources and ability. But as a parent, I said you do your job and I'm going to do my job and I'm an advocate and I'm going to find a program."
She did and they've stuck with it nearly a year. Jenny is at a third grade reading level and moving forward steadily. The commitment includes *hours* at home... but now she feels confident in her future. She'll go to MATC in the fall and hopes to get into UW Oshkosh some day to learn fashion design.
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Consumer panel warning over PRA
The Financial Services Consumer Panel says not giving the Prudential Regulation Authority a duty to consider its representations leaves a serious gap in the regulator's accountability.
Currently the FSA has a duty to consider what the panel says. Under the new regulatory set up that duty will apply to the Financial Conduct Authority but not the PRA.
Consumer Panel chair Adam Phillips says the consumer perspective could be lost when the PRA is considering matters such as mortgage interest caps or the distribution of funds in with-profits funds.
He says: "We want the panel to be given the same rights with regard to the PRA as it currently has with the FSA. We are concerned that the consumer perspective will be ignored when the PRA is considering issues such as mortgage regulation or with profits funds.
"It is widely acknowledged that a formal statutory relationship with the Panel has been of great benefit to the FSA. A similar relationship with the PRA would ensure consumer interests are taken into account in the new authority."
The Treasury is expected to publish the financial services bill which sets out in detail how the new regulators will work by the end of this month.
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Hamilton County's nine commissioners are asking for $100,000 each in taxpayer-funded discretionary money in next year's budget even as the county's schools and health department face millions in cuts.
Chairman Larry Henry said the $900,000 the commission receives every year is essential.
"We've always included it," he said. "It helps our districts and ... 95 percent goes toward our schools. That's what it's there for."
Democratic Party Chairman Paul Smith said that commissioners should forgo the funds this year and let them go directly to schools, which face $14 million in budget cuts. The commission has a 7-2 Republican majority.
"The economy is so tight right now that those funds would be better spent on buying textbooks for children," Smith said.
Commissioner Warren Mackey, one of the commission's two Democrats, said he "absolutely" wants discretionary money in the budget.
Other said the same, though Commissioner Fred Skillern said the amount should be reduced by the same percentage as other budgets.
Skillern said the money is needed to ensure all nine districts receive equal funding.
"Before you had discretionary money, certain districts got more money than others," he said.
Commissioner Tim Boyd said the money allows commissioners to make a difference in their districts.
"Personally, I like the ability to impact people in my community to help them with projects that'll be funded," Boyd said.
Commissioner Chester Bankston said the money is used for things the commission ordinarily would not fund. He said he would be able to use it to help parts of his district that are affected by budget cutbacks elsewhere.
Commissioner Mitch McClure said he put the discretionary money to good use.
"I've used them to buy technology and supplement technology [for schools]," McClure said. "I think that's a worthwhile thing. I think we should have something."
Dan Whisenhunt covers Hamilton County government for the Times Free Press. A native of Mobile, Ala., Dan earned a degree in broadcast journalism from the University of Alabama. He won first place for best in-depth news coverage in the 2010 Alabama Press Association contest; the FOI-First Amendment Award in the 2007 Alabama Press Association contest; first place for best public service story in the Alabama AP Managing Editors contest in 2009 for economic coverage; and ...
This money should just be given to the schools upfront, and not through each commissioners. It is simply a way for them to try to score political points with the voters in their district by making them look like they really care about the schools in their district.


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LAKE TEXOMA, Okla. (AP) - Officials say three private developers are interested in buying and developing the state-owned lodge, park and land at Lake Texoma.
The Commissioners of the Land Office is offering 750 acres of lakefront property for private development.
The land office agreed earlier this year to a 350 (m) million dollar resort deal with Connecticut-based Gagne Development. But the deal fell through when Gagne couldn't come up with one (m) dollars in earnest money.
Land office secretary Clifton Scott says two of the three developers now making offers are based in Oklahoma.
Lake Texoma Development Company was created this month by Oklahoma City oilman Charles Harding and Kingston-based Texoma Development Company.
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A Riverside woman is facing misdemeanor charges following her arrest for speaking too long at a Riverside City Council meeting, the Riverside Press-Enterprise reported Thursday.
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