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Antique and Later Furniture, Works of Art, Ceramics, Glass, Pictures, Silver, Plate and Jewellery
Venue Address
- 26 Lavant Street
- Petersfield
- Hampshire
- United Kingdom
Sale Date
- 06 Sep 2013 10am
- 31 Aug 2013 9.30am - 1.30pm
- 04 Sep 2013 10am - 4.30pm
- 05 Sep 2013 10am - 4.30pm
Buyer's Premium 20% (24% including VAT)
Notice to Buyers
Registration. All prospective bidders must register prior to the Sale and obtain a number.
Please return your bidding card when you leave the saleroom.
No large lots may be removed from the downstairs saleroom until the sale has finished. Small items may be removed at the discretion of the porters.
Cheques will only be accepted up to the limit of the banker's guarantee card. We will no longer accept cheques above this limit. We also accept payment by cash, debit card and credit card (credit cards subject to a 2.5% surcharge)
Unfortunately we are no longer able to offer a packing and shipping service. Our recommended agents for packing and shipping are Reeves of Petersfield. If you would like your purchases packed and/or shipped within the UK and abroad please contact them directly on 01730 262158, email: email@example.com. They will charge you direct.
Catalogues £3.00
Terms and Conditions
1. Definitions. In these Conditions Jacobs & Hunt act only as auctioneers and agents for the seller and Jacobs & Hunt or their representative conducting the auction is called the "Auctioneer".
2. Third Party Liability. Every person on the Auctioneer's premises at any time shall be deemed to be there at their own risk. They shall have no claim against Jacobs & Hunt in respect of any accident which may occur or injury, damage or loss howsoever caused, save in so far as the injury, damage or loss shall be caused by the direct negligence of Jacobs & Hunt employees.
3. Condition of Lots. Neither the Auctioneer or the Vendor is responsible for the condition of Lots listed. The absence of any such reference does not imply that a Lot is in good order or free from imperfections. All Lots are sold as seen with all faults, imperfections and errors of description. The Auctioneers disclaim for themselves and on behalf of the Vendor all responsibility for authenticity, age, origin, condition or quality. All comments and statements made by the Auctioneer, whether printed in the catalogue or made orally, are statements of opinion and must not be taken as representations of fact. Buyers are deemed to have satisfied themselves on authenticity and condition before bidding. The Auctioneer has no authority to make any representation of fact.
4. Bidding. The Auctioneer has absolute discretion to divide any Lot to combine any two or more Lots, to withdraw any Lot, or Lots from the sale, to refuse bids and to regulate the bidding or cancel the sale without in any case giving any reason or without previous notice. He may bid on the Vendor's behalf for all goods that are being offered subject to a reserve or at the Auctioneer's discretion. Telephone Bidding: In requesting a telephone bid, you are agreeing to a maiden bid of the bottom estimate, which we will bid for you even if we not be able to contact you for any reason. Further bids will only be made with your direct request.
5. Rescission. Notwithstanding any other terms of these Conditions, if within fourteen days after the sale Jacobs & Hunt have received from the buyer of any Lot notice in writing that in his view the Lot is a deliberate forgery and within twenty-one days after such notification the buyer returns the same to Jacobs & Hunt in the same condition as at the time of sale and by producing evidence, the burden of proof to be upon the buyer, satisfies Jacobs & Hunt that considered in the light of the entry in the catalogue the Lot is a deliberate forgery then the sale of the Lot will be rescinded and the purchase price of the same refunded. The seller and the buyer agree to be bound by the Auctioneers decision.
6. Default. Jacobs & Hunt disclaim responsibility for default by either the buyer or the seller because they act as agents for the seller only and therefore do not pay out to the seller until payment is received form the buyer. Instructions given by telephone are accepted at the sender's risk and must be confirmed in writing forthwith. Failure of a Buyer to settle an account within one calendar month will result in the Lot (s) being re-offered at public auction in an attempt to recover the debt Any deficiency in the outstanding amount and all expenses incurred will be charged to the defaulting Buyer and pursued through the courts until the debt is settled. Any further charges incurred in pursuance of the debt will be recovered from the defaulting Buyer. The Auctioneer reserves the right to refuse bids from a defaulting Buyer.
7. Fall of the Hammer. The highest bidder (subject to 4 above) shall be the Buyer. If, however, any dispute arises the Auctioneer has absolute discretion to settle the dispute or to re-offer the Lot. At the fall of the hammer, every Lot shall be at the risk of the Buyer who shall give to the Auctioneer their name and address and if so required by the Auctioneer, their bank and other suitable references. The Buyer may also be required to pay the whole or any part of the purchase price as the Auctioneer may require in default of which the Auctioneer may re-offer and resell the Lot or Lots in question.
8. Buyer's Premium. A Buyer's commission at the current rate published in the room will be charged in addition to the hammer price of each Lot. VAT at the prevailing rate will be charged on such Buyer's commission.
9. VAT. VAT at the prevailing rate will be charged, as appropriate, on Buyer's and Seller's commission and charges. VAT will also be charged on the hammer price of Lots when appropriate. This will be indicated by the Auctioneer prior to the sale, or an asterix after the lot number.
10. Title. Legal title shall not pass to the Buyer of any Lot or Lots until they have been paid for in full, including premium and any additional charges that may have been incurred. However, each Lot will immediately on the fall of the hammer be and remain in every respect at the risk of the Buyer.
11. Payment. All payments must be made at the conclusion of the sale unless prior written arrangements have been made with the Auctioneers. Interest will be charged on monies outstanding 7 days after the sale date at the rate of 5% above the bank base rate, chargeable per week or part thereof. Cheques will be accepted up to the limit of the banker's guarantee card. Intending Buyer's who wish to settle their account by cheques over that limit may be required to produce a banker's reference at the time of payment. The goods will remain in the Auctioneer's possession until the cheque has been cleared. Payment may also be made by Credit or Debit Cards. There will be a surcharge for the use of Credit cards at the current rate published in the room.
12. Online Bidding. Jacobs & Hunt Auctioneers offer an online bidding service via the-saleroom.com for bidders who cannot attend the sale. In completing the bidder registration on www.the-saleroom.com and providing your credit card details and unless alternative arrangements are agreed with Jacobs & Hunt Auctioneers:
a) Authorise , if they so wish, to charge the credit card given in part or full payment, including all fees, for items successfully purchased in the auction via the-saleroom.com, and
b) Confirm that you are authorised to provide these credit card details to Jacobs & Hunt Auctioneers through www.the-saleroom.com and agree that Jacobs & Hunt Auctioneers are entitled to ship the goods to the card holder name and card holder address provided in fulfilment of the sale.
Please note that any lots purchased via the-saleroom.com live auction service will be subject to an additional 3% commission charge + VAT at the rate imposed on the hammer price
13. Collection of Lots. All Lots must be paid for in full at the conclusion of the sale (see 11 above) and are to be collected by 5pm on the Monday following the sale. Goods not collected within this time will be subject to a storage and handling charge of £1 per lot per day or part thereof, at the sole discretion of the Auctioneer. No goods purchased will be handed over without production of a receipt settling both purchase price and any charges that may be incurred through handling.
Catalogues £3.00
Contact details
- 26 Lavant Street
- Petersfield
- Hampshire
- United Kingdom
- http://www.jacobsandhunt.com
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- Tel: +44 (0)1730 233933
- Fax: +44 (0) 1730 262323
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- Tel: +44 (0)203 725 5555
Jacobs & Hunt
Antique and Later Furniture, Works of Art, Ceramics, Glass, Pictures, Silver, Plate and Jewellery
552 Lots
Lot 1
A Pair of Chinese Canton Large Floor Vases, each decorated in polychrome enamels with figures...
- Estimate: Est: £1,000 - £1,200
Lot 2
A Minton Majolica Vase, decorated in relief with a foliate design upon a dark blue ground, 17cms...
- Estimate: Est: £180 - £220
Lot 3
A Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Model, in the form of a boy with a frog
- Estimate: Est: £150 - £200
Lot 4
A Royal Crown Derby Porcelain Decanter, in the form of a platypus, together with another similar in...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £120
Lot 5
An Oval Glass Plaque, decorated in relief with figures, together with an amethyst cut glass powder...
- Estimate: Est: £80 - £100
Lot 7
A Pair of Derby Porcelain Figures, depicting a lady and gentleman, decorated in polychrome enamels,...
- Estimate: Est: £150 - £200
Lot 9
A Royal Doulton Parquet Part Tea Service, together with another similar Royal Doulton part tea...
Lot 11
A Large Collection of Ceramics, to include a Victorian two-handled vase and items of commemorative...
Lot 13
A 19th Century Lustre Ware Jug, together with a collection of other items to include commemorative
Lot 14
A Cut Glass Decanter, with silver collar, together with another similar and two other cut glass...
Lot 15
A Cranberry Mary Gregory Style Decorated Beaker, together with a crested miniature tea service
Lot 16
A Royal Doulton Stoneware Large Jardiniere, decorated in relief with flower heads upon a blue and...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £200
Lot 18
A Small Collection of Glassware, to include drinking glasses and a cut glass decanter and stopper
Lot 20
A Victorian Underglaze Blue Decorated Cheese Dish and Stand, together with a collection of other...
Lot 22
A Troika Rectangular Chimney Vase, with stylised decoration, 20cms high
- Estimate: Est: £50 - £100
Lot 23
A Large Collection of Ceramics, to include a pair of Victorian vases, a blue and white meat platter...
Lot 24
A Pair of Staffordshire Models of Spaniels, together with a Yardley Soap advertising group and...
Lot 25
An Alfred Meakin Springwood Pattern Part Tea and Coffee Service, together with a collection of...
Lot 26
A Capo di Monte Figure, together with a collection of other ceramics to include an Imari vase and...
Lot 27
A Large Collection of Glassware, to include three decanters with stoppers and a collection of...
Lot 28
A Collection of Ceramics, to include a Wedgwood Jasper Ware small vase, various items of teaware...
Lot 29
An Early 19th Century English Tea Service, comprising tea pot, sucrier, various cups and saucers, a...
Lot 30
A Royal Worcester Dinner Service, comprising various tureens, plates, meat platters, cups and...
Lot 31
A Pair of 19th Century Canton Warming Dishes, together with a similar pair of Canton shaped edge...
- Estimate: Est: £80 - £120
Lot 32
A 19th Century Canton Tray, of shaped outline, together with a small collection of other Canton to...
- Estimate: Est: £80 - £120
Lot 35
An 18th Century Masonic Spiral Twist Cordial Glass, etched with the numbers 507 and with opaque...
- Estimate: Est: £100 - £150
Lot 38
A Royal Doulton Brambly Hedge Figure `Wilfred Toad Flax`, together with seven other similar models
Lot 39
A Royal Doulton Brambly Hedge Figure `Lady Wood Mouse`, together with a collection of other similar...


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University Receivables
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Educators and administrators may request the establishment of special course fees to pay for goods and services not provided by state-appropriated funds or general student fees. However, revenues from special course fees are not intended to replace departmental operating budgets. Special course fees are to be considered exceptions to standard budgeting procedures and implemented only when necessary.
University personnel are to use this procedure to request new special course fees, to request changes in existing fees, or delete existing fees.
This procedure applies to established WSU courses or new courses which have been approved by the Faculty Senate.
An approved special course fee applies to all sections of a given course for the indicated semester.
Instructors are not to collect money directly from students and then purchase items needed for academic classes. Likewise, instructors are not to purchase items and then sell them to students. Such practices violate University cash handling and purchasing policies.
To be approved, a special course fee must meet at least one of the following sets of criteria:
Continuing Value
The fee provides funds for tools, equipment or products which have continuing value to the specific student charged for the fee. In addition, the items are not normally available for purchase in the local area. Examples include:
- Minerals and specialized tools for geology courses.
- Special material swatches for clothing and textile courses.
- Specimens for science courses.
The fee provides for the purchase of services not normally provided by WSU. Examples include:
- Specialized field trips.
- Off-campus fabrication of student designs.
- Operations expenses associated with computer laboratories. See also 30.96.
The fee provides funds for purchases of materials that would be hazardous or inappropriate for students to purchase individually.
Examples include:
- Drugs for analyses in chemistry classes.
- Chemicals for chemistry classes.
- Small quantities (per student) of required classroom materials normally purchased in large amounts.
The requester completes and initiates a Special Course Fee Request form. Complete and/or print the master on 30.95.6 to obtain supplies of the form.
The requester completes all pertinent blanks on the form down to the approval section. See the sample in the PDF version of 30.95.3. Sample sections are numerically keyed to the following explanations. Sections without an explanation are considered self-explanatory.
Fee Amount (1)
Enter the requested amount to be charged each student per semester.
Contact Name/Telephone/E-Mail (2)
Enter the name, telephone number, and e-mail address of an individual able to answer questions regarding this special course fee request.
Semester (3)
Enter the semester the course is taught, e.g., fall, spring, summer.
One Semester Only? (4)
Indicate whether or not the special fees will only be required for a single semester.
Justification (5)
Indicate why the special course fee is required. Include an explanation of exactly how the revenue from the fee will be spent. Explain how the class situation justifies a fee by applying one or more of the conditions above.
Estimated Revenue (6)
Indicate total estimated revenue. Multiply the fee amount times the projected number of students per semester.
Estimated Expenditures (7)
Estimate planned expenditures which will utilize revenue from the special course fee.
Indicate each expenditure item.
Indicate the amount to be spent for each expenditure item.
Indicate the expenditure object for each expenditure item. Refer to 70.09 for an explanation of University expenditure objects.
Total (8)
Calculate total estimated expenditures.
If estimated expenditures exceed estimated revenues, the requester indicates what funds will be used to replace the deficit.
If revenues greatly exceed expenditures at the end of the fiscal year, the continued existence of the fee at the current level may be questioned by the Controller. A ten percent surplus is considered reasonable.
Departmental Budget Number (9)
Enter the budget number for the responsible department.
Requester Name and Signature (10)
The requester indicates his or her name and title and signs and dates the request.
Chair and Dean Name and Signature (11)
Special Course Fee Requests must be approved by each indicated office before the new fee can be established.
The requester routes the form to the chair and dean for approval. The form is then sent to the University Receivables Section of the Controller's Office.
The Fee Committee or Controller either approves or does not approve the request.
If approved, the course budget is assigned an account number.
The semester the new fee goes into effect is indicated.
Controller's Office personnel inform the Registrar of the new fee.
The Controller's Office returns denied requests to the initiating department. After including additional clarification and justification, the department may resubmit a denied request to the University Fee Committee.
A special course fee cannot be assessed unless it is published in the TIME SCHEDULE distributed prior to the applicable semester. Submit the Special Course Fee Request to University Receivables prior to the following dates in order to meet the Time Schedule's publication deadlines.
Fall semester - February 28
Spring semester - September 30
Summer session - September 30
Deficits are not allowable in the course account. Expenditures which create deficits are to be transferred to departmental budgets (see 30.25). See 30.21 for overdraft procedures.
Only expenditures that relate directly to the course are allowable.
Inappropriate charges to the account must be transferred to departmental budgets. See 30.25.
Controller's Office personnel periodically review the appropriateness of expenditures.
A revision to an approved special course fee amount or deletion of a special course fee requires resubmittal of the Special Course Fee Request form. Annual fee increases are limited by legislative action.
See the PDF master form:
30.95.6: Special Course Fee Request
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Signals Analysis
Developed for the US Department of Defense, the Signals Analysis Net (SANet) project converted content from an existing platform-delivered course into rich-media standalone learning objects (lessons) that allow a globally dispersed work force just-in-time access through a state-of-the-art learning management system. The Signals Technology series is non-classified and contains 9 courses that introduce learners to communication signals and the telecommunication technology used to convey them. Topics include communication systems, waveforms, information signals, and how information is transmitted through wireless or wired communication channels.


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Napoleon's secret coded letter for sale
Updated On: Dec 01 2012 01:01:58 PM EST
A rare coded letter in which Napoleon Bonaparte vows to blow up the Kremlin is going on the auction block.
"At three o'clock in the morning, on the 22nd I am going to blow up the Kremlin," the famed French general wrote in a letter dated Oct. 20, 1812 and signed "Nap" in his hand.
Written the day after his retreat from Moscow, the letter shows Napoleon at one of his weakest moments before the beginning of a disastrous westward retreat by French forces, according to The Associated Press.
The document, written in Napoleon's infamous numeric code, goes on sale Sunday at France's Fontainebleau Auction House, the AP reported.
It is currently part of a private collection.
"Letters written by Napoleon from Russia are rare," Alain Nicolas, an expert for the auctioneer Ocenat, told AFP. "Many were lost, probably intercepted by the Russians."
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Each Fleet Feet Sports store is locally owned and operated. Our goal is not to merely sell you shoes or a new running jacket...
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Words and Music by Jack Lawrence
Some Of The Best Recordings
Count Basie - 8 albums
Heard On Screen
Fast Break
For sheet music contact: www.halleonard.com
The Story Behind The Song
In 1938 Peter Tinturin and I were signed by Republic Pictures and brought to Hollywood to write scores. Peter was a Viennese immigrant, classically trained musician and had been in our country a few short years. Not long enough to lose his Mittel European accent. We had been collaborating for a couple of years and had piled up a string of successes: A Fats Waller recording: "Do Me A Favor," Ella Fitzgerald and the Mills Brothers: "Big Boy Blue," Andy Kirk and His Clouds of Joy: "What Will I Tell My Heart?," Billie Holiday: "Foolin' Myself'." Those songs and more are what earned us the Hollywood contract.
In between film assignments, there were many idle days when I found myself in my Hollywood apartment noodling on the piano, going back to my beginnings, writing my own words and music. One afternoon a good friend, Eliot Daniels who was Rudy Vallee's pianist stopped by and I got up enough courage to play him one of my solo efforts. I didn't tell Eliot that I had already mailed this song to my friend, Dave Kapp at Decca Records in New York.
Eliot heard the song through and paused before answering: "Jack, you know I'm your friend. You know I think you're a helluva lyricist. You know I wouldn't lie to you."
Big pause! — "Jack, forget it. It stinks!"
Oh well — to paraphrase — one man's stink is another man's rose. So I tried the same song on my next visitor, Archie Bleyer, a good arranger and discoverer of the McGuire Sisters. Archie's reaction was: "Well, I think it's commercial. But Jack, you've made a terrible musical mistake. You start in one key and end in another! Let me show you." My song ended in a high musical phrase but Archie insisted that it had to end down to stay in the right key. I didn't like his version as well as mine but fearing I'd be called a musical ignoramus, I had Archie write out his ending. Quickly I mailed it to Dave Kapp with the explanation Archie had given.
I got a very prompt reply from Dave; a telegram that read: "Too late. Song already recorded by new group called The Inkspots. You have a smash hit." Months later when the whole country was singing, "If I Didn't Care," I ran into Archie who shrugged his shoulders and said: "Well, you could have used either ending." When I next met Eliot, he looked at me and shook his head: "I still think it stinks!"
I laughed all the way to the bank! This is still one of my most performed songs on records and in commercials and films. In that fine film The Shawshank Redemption my song is sung over the opening credits.
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Monday, 1-5-15: School Resumes
Lincoln Band performs during Girls' Basketball gamePosted: November 19,2014
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Almost every time Julia sees me in the kitchen getting ready to cook dinner or make bread or do dishes, she squeals, "Bring chair over!" This means she is going to bring a kitchen chair over to the counter and be Mommy's Helper. At first having a sous chef was really fun for both of us. I thought, "Oh! She's learning! We're bonding! I'm 100% sure she's not getting into my makeup right now!"
Even though it can take five times longer than just doing it yourself, I encourage you to cook with your kiddos and see what you and they can learn.
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- Choose a simple and familiar recipe. If you have made the recipe before, or have read through it a few times, you'll be more confident teaching it to them.
- Explain why you are doing every step. Even though they might not understand the purpose of flour or yeast, talking to them keeps them engaged in the cooking, and less likely to get bored and start eating the salt or pouring random ingredients into the bowl.
- Relax. This isn't rocket science. Slightly mismeasuring won't hurt the recipe too badly, and the time spent with kiddo is more important than the result. Getting frustrated with them for eating some of the salt, drinking the premeasured water, or spilling the flour will just make him or her uptight and impatient with cooking in the future. If you are cooking something to share with people you want to impress, wait until naptime.
- Be clean and safe. Obviously, make sure all knives, moving mixers, hot burners, and any other dangers are out of reach. Every time Julia sees a knife she says, "Danger! Only Mommy or Daddy touch!" Wash hands, because of course practicing hygienic habits is very important.
- Encourage them to count out measurements. My daughter is still learning how to count to ten. Her counting sequence changes every day, but this morning it was "one, two, three, six, seven." Four and five usually get left out, but we're practicing. Later she will learn about the difference between cup and teaspoon measures, liquid and dry measures, fractions, and how to half, double, or triple a recipe. (I'm horrible at math, but good at fractions, thanks to my Mom having me make double batches of cookies when I was a kid!)
- Let them help clean up. It's part of the process. It might be easier for you just to do the dishes on your own, but having them see the entire process of cooking from start to finish gives them a great appreciation for the end result.
Although she's only two, I can predict some benefits of cooking with Julia. She will grow to appreciate where her food comes from. She'll know that food doesn't magically appear on her plate; it takes effort and time to prepare. When she sees me getting the flour and yeast out, she knows it's bread making time. Since she has helped make it, she's more likely to eat it, although I'm not sure she gets the connection between preparation and dinner time yet.
Finally, Mommy and Julia are both learning how to be patient. She has to wait for me to tell her when it's her turn to pour in the ingredients, and she has to understand when it's not safe to help. Yes, sometimes I would rather just do it myself, but it is more "adventurous" cooking with my toddler. Seeing the cooking process through her two-year-old eyes gives me a fresh perspective on everything I do in the kitchen, and well, in life too.
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Wednesday, June 14, 2006
Blueberry Muffins
Blueberry Muffins
2 cups flour
2 tsp. baking powder
1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 cup milk
1 tsp. vanilla
1 and 1/4 cups sugar
1 stick butter (1/2 cup)
2 eggs
1 pint floured blueberries, fresh or frozen (2 cups) tossing the berries with flour keeps the batter from turning light blue in spots
Preheat oven to 400.
Cream butter and sugar well. Add vanilla and eggs. Add flour, cinnamon and baking powder, stir gently! Add floured blueberries and mix until sticky, adding milk slowly to keep batter sticky.
Fill tins until heaping (this is important for tall, photogenic muffins )Bake 20-25 minutes.
2 comments:
- BK said...
Oh my, I am SO making those today!
- June 25, 2010 at 10:33 AM
- greg said...
Faced with a display of blueberries on sale at Safeway, I brought home two pints worth. After comparing recipes, I decided to try your recipe instead of Alton Browns first, mostly because yours has butter, and his uses yogurt.
End result was 10 of the tastiest muffins that my wife or I had ever had...that makes me 5 for 5 on the recipes I have used from your site..thanks for providing them!
- January 23, 2011 at 12:59 PM
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Marg Buffa, a former Oyster Bay resident, now of Bayville, identified the mystery picture in the June 7 issue of the Enterprise Pilot. She said, "It's Bay Shoes which was owned by Carmen Berlangero, my husband's cousin, and it's located at the corner of West Main and South Street. My parents always took us there to get shoes. Carmen was terrific. I love that the picture was taken so long ago, with the Volkswagen and the parking signs."
Harry Slutter said, "It's where Appliance World is now in Oyster Bay and it was where Bay Shoes was for many years."
Billy Minicozzi too, recognized that the photo was of Bay Shoes.
Rosemary Colvin identified the mystery picture as, "Bay Shoes and Elizabeth Cullimore, next door, on the corner of South Street (Route 106) and West Main Street. When I moved here in 1958, we all had to buy our shoes there because in those days we were told the children needed sturdy shoes... which, by the way, cost a fortune. Nowadays they are better off wearing flipflops and going barefoot.
"Elizabeth Cullimore was a lovely women's store and was where I bought my first mother of the bride dress," she added.
Belle Santora too, remembered Elizabeth Cullimore's store. She said, "It had beautiful clothes. I used to buy things there a lot. I graduated from Pratt as a fashion designer and my friend was the designer of many of the clothes that Elizabeth Cullimore sold. And the old car too is wonderful to see, there in the middle of Oyster Bay. It brings back wonderful, wonderful memories of those stores."
Ginny Serringer said, "The picture brings back memories. It's Bay Shoes and I used to shop there for shoes and at Elizabeth Cullimore. She was on Audrey Avenue too. I love the picture of South Street and West Main Street."
Sally Robilotto of East Norwich called and said, "Bay Shoes is where the Coin Gallery is now. Of course, I may be wrong." She is correct, in that she is wrong.
Elaine of Bayville called to say the picture is where the Appliance World store is on South and West Main Street.
Laurie Ann Cody said, "It's a picture of Bay Shoes and has to be from the '60s or '70s. It is now the location of Appliance World. I used to get my shoes there (at Bay Shoes). It's on South Street and West Main Street."
Bayville Mayor Doug Watson called and correctly identified the corner where the photo was taken as hosting, "The Appliance World building."
Gregory Adami called to say, "It's Bay Shoes on the corner of West Main Street and South Street. It's now where Appliance World is. In 1977 I bought a pair of shoes there. The picture was taken in the mid to late '60s before the parking on the road was changed."
"What a great photo," said Christopher Benny. "It's the old shoe store where Appliance World now is, on the corner of South and West Main Street. The photo brings back some great memories of the old mom and pop stores, i.e.: Bay Shoes, Hanophy's, Snouder's, Oyster Bay Sports Store. There are just too many to list." But, he did a great job. Maybe he should have added Nobman's and Bernstein's.
"Finally a picture I know. This is the old shoe store on the corner of South Street, and West Main Street, across from Snouder's Corner Drugstore. The store (Elizabeth Cullimore) was in the former clothing store owned by Dave Bernstein. Carmen Berlangero was the owner of Bay Shoes," said Tony Pilla, now of Anniston, AL.
Leven Ashby sent an email saying, "It's a picture taken at the corner of West Main and South Street. I believe its Bay Shoes across from Snouder's. Bernstein's store was next door from Bay Shoes, when I lived in Oyster Bay. Upstairs in the building to the right was the office of Dr. Figman, a dentist, that I used to go to. I may have spelled the doctor's last name wrong. It was a long time back. Tell me I'm right. Cheers."
"It is the corner of South Street and West Main Street which is now home to Appliance World," said Jessica Craft.
Susan McKay Bohner called to say, "It's Bay Shoes where I first got my (special) shoes. My grandmother took me there for my first pair of Mary Jane shoes. They were Buster Brown shoes. The other shop is Elizabeth Cullimore and we went there too.
"I normally get all the mystery pictures but I had to call for this one," she said.
The photo was stored in a desk at Anton Newspapers and recently turned up. It was taken in 1968. We thought it was very interesting that the Volkswagen, with the soft top, was parked at an angle at the curb, as if there was diagonal parking at that time. Any comments?
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Zak Levenstein is a typically busy 12-year-old Roslyn youth getting ready for his Bar Mitzvah. In between his schoolwork and activities, he squeezes in time for passions like music, hanging out with friends and summer camp.
As part of the preparation for his upcoming Bar Mitzvah, he had to complete a community service requirement. Zak could have picked something that would take little time or effort to fulfill his obligation, but instead, he wanted to pick an activity and cause that resonated with him.
Through online research Zak learned about Youth Renewal Fund (www.youthrenewalfund.org), an organization that provides supplemental education to disadvantaged children in Israel. As he continued, Zak learned that YRF was building a new learning center in Ramla, Israel in memory of Ethan Harrison Freed, a former camp mate of Zak's who died suddenly at a summer camp in Pittsfield, MA in 2006. Zak knew Ethan, a popular, athletic boy who is most remembered for his kindness to others, and realized he had found his cause.
With help from his family and some friends, Zak has organized a special memorial concert to be held at The Nutty Irishman, a local pub, in Farmingdale on Sunday, February 22 at 2:00 p.m. Zak, drummer for the band Juvenile Pariah, will be featured along with headlining band, Julius C (www.juliusc.com) who was crowned "the best band in New York City" in 2006 by the Emergenza International Music Competition. The concert is geared to Zak's peers; there will be no alcohol served at the pub during this event.
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This July 4 marks the 236th anniversary of our nation's birth. While this national holiday invokes images of sultry temperatures and endless fireworks displays, there is definitely a connection to the notion of the American triumvirate of mom, baseball and apple pie that pops up throughout this annual celebration. Traditionally, the Fourth of July is an excuse for families to come together given how the entire country benefits from it being a federally mandated day off. And usually, moms serve as the familial engines who keep these yearly assemblages going.
Given the fact that baseball is the one major sport that outright owns this day on its schedule, there's always been a heavy slate of games played on this day and as such, a number of historic moments associated with this date. They range from Lou Gehrig giving his heart-wrenching retirement speech at Yankee Stadium in 1939 and Yankee great Dave Righetti pitching a no-hitter for Bronx Bombers owner George Steinbrenner's birthday 44 years later to both Nolan Ryan and Phil Niekro, (then a Yankee), recording their 3,000th strikeout in 1980 and 1984 respectively. As for apple pie, it's less about this dessert than it is about the conspicuous consumption of food whether it's at a local barbecue or at Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest set to be staged at Coney Island next Wednesday. While nothing of this magnitude is slated for the area save for Stewart Manor's Fourth of July parade, the small town vibe of this sacrosanct annual event is perfect in keeping with this trio of most patriotic symbols.
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"I turn on my computer. I wait patiently as it connects. I go online. My breath catches in my chest until I hear 3 little words, "You've got mail." I hear nothing, not a sound on the streets of New York. Just the beat of my own heart. I have mail...from you."
"Marriage brings one into fatal connection with custom and tradition, and traditions and customs are like the wind and weather, altogether incalculable."
"I am for free commerce with all nations; political connection with none; and little or no diplomatic establishment"
"I'm angry. I'm sad. It's a very difficult and sad time. It was a real deep connection, a deep marriage, so it's not that simple to say this or that one thing caused the problems. It's clear to me that our priorities shifted overnight. He's focused on his music and career. I'm focused on my baby."
"The person who can combine frames of reference and draw connections between ostensibly unrelated points of view is likely to be the one who makes the creative breakthrough"
"The deeper problems connected with advertising come less from the unscrupulousness of our 'deceivers' than from our pleasure in being deceived, less from the desire to seduce than from the desire to be seduced."
"Designs in connection with postage stamps and coinage may be described, I think, as the silent ambassadors on national taste."
"I would like to electrocute everyone who uses the word "fair" in connection with income tax policies."


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SAN RAFAEL, Calif. (AP) - Serial murder suspect Joseph Naso delivered an hours-long personal history Monday replete with childhood photos, as he launched his defense, denying the decades-old murders of four women.
Naso has pleaded not guilty to killing the women - all prostitutes with matching initials. He is representing himself.
The 79-year-old defendant's opening statement came after prosecutors spent the morning showing the jury graphic images of the four women's bodies discovered in Northern California, leading some on the panel to wipe tears from their eyes.
Naso, saying he was anxious to tell his side, said "I'm not the monster they say killed these women."
Prosecutors say Naso drugged and photographed his unconscious victims, then strangled them and dumped their naked bodies. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
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The new features and capabilities for AT&T Connect for iPad include the ability to share content and photos from email attachments, iTunes and other apps, and a waiting room feature. When you're ready, you can bring your participants into the next conference.
- AT&T Connect for iPhone [Service Brochure]
Features for AT&T Connect for iPhone include six streams of video with follow the speaker and location based dialing which means that when you tap to dial into a conference, you are connected to the conference using a local, in country, phone number.
- AT&T Connect for Android Handsets [Service Brochure]
AT&T Connect for Android Handsets offers the ability for participants to join conferences with up to six streams of video with follow the speaker, and includes a location based dialing feature which offers local, in country phone numbers.
- AT&T Connect for Android Tablets [Service Brochure]
AT&T Connect for Android tablets offers new features which include the ability to share a web page, share images, and share a file from the cloud. Also included are six streams of video with follow the speaker, and the ability to view documents and applications.
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North Carolina To Continue WIC Program After Securing Funds
North Carolina state government announced it will resume issuing benefits to poor women and their children through a federally funded program.
Food Lion Donates $500K To Help WIC Families
SALISBURY, N.C. (AP) — Food Lion is donating $500,000 to several North Carolina food banks to help people who lost federal food vouchers because of the government shutdown. Food Lion is donating the money in […]
NC Won't Issue More WIC Vouchers For October
A state-run program that gets federal dollars to ensure proper nutrition for pregnant women and their young children won't issue any vouchers beyond those already given out for October.
NC WIC Program Going On For Now Despite Shutdown
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A state-run but federally funded program designed to ensure proper nutrition for pregnant women and their young children is still taking applications for now in North Carolina despite the partial government […]
Poverty In America: Facts About Welfare
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I LOVE THIS CURLER! Seriously, seriously...HG product for me! I hate typical curlers -- I'm always pinching the skin around my eyes or getting little kinks in my lashes from them. This curler is absolutely fantastic. It takes a bit of getting used to as far as the technique of using it goes, but once it's down...the overall payoff is amazing! I used this on my wedding day and was asked if I was wearing false lashes for the VERY FIRST TIME in my entire life! Would buy again -- plan to buy for my mom! Only downside is that I lost the coil cleaning brush that came with it but can use a soft toothbrush in its place.
Blah! I cannot believe this product even sells... Worst thing I have ever tried! This is basically a heated curler (like a curling iron for your hair) to use on your eyelashes. I was suspect but everyone kept ranting about this AWESOME product and how it makes the curl last and get sooooo much better than any other curler....
First, to get this thing in position you have to have loads and loads of time. This is not something you can do in any kind of hurry. Next; you have to take about 15 minutes and carefully follow instructions to curl sections of your lashes. Sometimes this will burn lashes or your skin or your eyeball but hey, small accidents happen when you put a torture device into your eye! I was lucky to escape with a few toasted lashes...
Now the result; nothing. not even the slightest curve or even a small angle. And yes, I did exactly as the instruction said.
This is a BAD product that will leave your lashes brittle and damaged, might burn your skin and will not give you any curl.
All I can say is NO. Don't buy it. I wish I never did. I am giving mine away to a friend.
For people who have complaint about this heated eyelash curler, listen up : this is not your typical metal eyelash curler that clamps your lashes. You need to use it correctly in order to get the perfect result. Everybody would tell you that do not curl your lashes after applying mascara, but not in this case. This curler would only work if you use it after your mascara - this is why it came with a cleaning brush so you can clean up the wand afterward. You first apply your favorite mascara, let it dry. You place the curler at the base of your lashes and hold still for 10-15 seconds, while slowly lifting the wand upward - this will help to create the most natural looking curl that last all day long. I have tried every eyelash curler I can find, including Shu & Shisedo. Both worked terribly on me and didn't fit my eye shape. I've also tried the similar heated eyelash curlers like the one by Sephora and Japanosque, but they're nothing comparing to Blinc Kiss Me curler. First the packaging, the ones from Sephora & Japanosque are made out of cheap plastic that when you push the power button upward, it looked as the button was about to come off. How tacky is that? But for this kind of eyelash curlers, you have to remove the battery after you done using it or else the it's n ot going to last for a very long time. I only have to replace the battery every 3-4 weeks.
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You really have to get it right for it to work, I think... After it heats up, use it to push against the base of your lashes to get the curl going, then slowly drag the heated comb upwards, shaping your lashes as you go... In other words, tilt the comb so your lashes curl up in a circle... That will give you a gorgeous curl.
To get a real eye-opening effect, curl the base of your lashes with a conventional curler before using this to give them extra lift. Also, I curl with the heated curler both before and after putting on my mascara (or sometimes after the primer & mascara)!
I took off one lippy because it goes through batteries so quickly! It hasn't even been one month since I started using this, and I've had to change the battery because the curler no longer heats up to the maximum heat... but overall, this is a good product! Would definitely purchase again if (God forbid) I lost it or it broke =)
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First of all, I want to clear up the name thing. "Kiss Me" is the name of a popular "tubifying" mascara line by the Blinc company. This is Blinc's heated eyelash curler.
I adore this, and I think the secret to loving it is to use it correctly. If you hold it right at the base of your lash and then slightly close your eye, that gets the initial upward bend going, hold for the count of ten and then slowly close your eye the rest of the way, as you loosen pressure. This gives an amazingly natural and stunning curl. If you immediately apply mascara, using the mascara wand much the same way (pushing your lash up as you draw the brush to the tips), the curl lasts all day.
The curl you get is in a whole other league than what you can get with those nasty metal or plastic crimpers, which are never wide enough to do all your lashes (putting a grotesque kink into the ones left outside), and which pinch your eyelids and get the eyes watering. This is the first heater curler I've tried, but the look I get is comparable only to wearing false eyelashes! Honestly, because I'd never wear those four-footers like J-Lo, anyway.
The best part is getting about 10% more lashes from the inner eye to show up, and about 25% more lashes from the outer eye. Yes, I discovered I have 35% more eyelashes than I thought I had. My outer lashes are the longest ones, and are stunning when curled properly.
It seems expensive, but I think its worth the extra money. It is sleek in design- I've always dreaded any man seeing me use the standard type, or having it fall out of my bag in public. They are so tortuous!
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Very expensive, and takes ages to get the curl happening. I'd much rather give my metal curlers a blast with the hair dryer and get a better result. I just don't have the patience to continue using this.
Sorry....hated this ...didn't do a darn thing and I have long lashes. Returned it.
I'm impressed. Having very short, thin, sparse lashes that go straight out and have no curl, I had my eye on this for a while, but found it far too expensive for what it is (£15 in the UK). I finally decided to shell out for it, and am very glad that I did. Altho expensive, it is most certainly worth it. It is a heated curler, not one in which you clamp down on your lashes, with this one, you apply your mascara, then press the heated wand against your lashes. It gives a soft curve in your lashes, unlike the metal clamp ones, which leave you with a 90 degree bend in your lash. The curl lasts all day long. Would definitely buy again.
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This is a good heated eyelash curler. It's almost identical to the one Japanosque makes. The heat is not too hot, so it won't burn your eyes or lashes. Personally, I think heating your regular eyelash curler with a blowdryer for 10 seconds does a better job.
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Card Party
aka The Card Game
1 minute
Cast: Antoine Féraud
This film revolves around two men playing a nice game of cards. Another man sits at their table as he watches them play. A waiter brings them a bottle and some glasses and the man watching the game pours them a drink as the waiter watches the game in fascination.


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Before last night's game, Bruins regular Rene Rancourt gets the anthem started and then a passionate crowd takes it to the bridge (and further!)
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|Bruins and Sabres gather center ice post game to salute the crowd
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Mt. Mansfield, Vt.
Two of my books are specifically about mountains and mountaineering, so needless to say, I'm always looking for something to scramble to the top of. This dates back to when I was a toddler and, apparently, could not resist climbing up the stepladders that were present when mom and dad were building our house in Berkeley Springs, W.Va.
I only know this because at some point (considering it a hopeless cause, I suppose) they stopped grabbing me down from the top rung in terror and started taking pictures instead—those "cute but potentially deadly" shots you would see in the '60s that got strangled and snuffed out by the restrictive straps of child car seats and entombing floatation devises in the 6-inch-deep kiddie pool.
Anyway, Mt. Mansfield is an expansive, broad-shouldered peak that bear-hugs the lovely Lake Champlain on the Vermont-New York border. To the west of the mountain is the Champlain Valley, and on the eastern flanks is the Stowe ski resort.
For years, Mansfield had been under the noses of myself and brother and climbing partner Bruce. Bruce's Lake Champlain home has a commanding view of Mansfield, but since he lives on the New York side, our climbs have always gravitated toward the Adirondacks.
In late 2013 we finally figured it was time to branch out and head east.
Mansfield isn't particularly high: At 4,400 feet (I wish I could be like real mountaineers and express elevation in meters, but I just can't) it is, roughly speaking, 1,000 feet lower than Marcy in New York and 2,000 feet lower than Washington in New Hampshire. It "plays big," though, because it blossoms out of the low Champlain Valley and because much of the half-day hike is on a ridge above the treeline, giving it quite an alpine feel.
I should qualify this to say that I am talking about the trail from Underhill State Park on the west side of the peak—there are many routes to the top, including one that is accessible largely by car.
These trails bring you to one or more of Mansfield's supposed "features," to wit, a nose, forehead, chin, adams apple & c. of a human head. For the record, I don't see it, but then I never do. I always suspect that geological features with creative sobriquets such as "Devil's Crescent Wrench" are probably named around the campfire after multiple pulls off of the deerskin flask.
Our trail was not nuanced: Straight up through the forest to a lengthy, exposed ridgeline then forthwith up a steep, rocky spine to the top. The only slight of hand was a dodge around the apparent summit to a higher prominence reached just past the junction with the celebrated Long Trail that bisects the state south to north. As East Coast mountains go, I would rate it 4 huff/puffs on a scale of five — not as brutal as the White Mountains, but on par with some of the more strenuous climbs in the 'daks. I might have given it a 3.5, save for a truly icy and unsportsmanlike wind that tore at our faces like a month-old razor.
For views, I'll award 4 ooh/aahs out of five, although I'll listen to the arguments of those who think me parsimonious. In my defense, the clouds, while dramatic, were compromising. There were spotty views to the east at best, and the lake to the west, while visible, was in a bit of a haze. On a crystal day things could be different. I also confess to a bit of a bias against peaks that are so high that they lose a degree of perspective, but don't hold that against Mansfield.
The name, incidentally, comes from the old town of Mansfield Vt., which got the name from Mansfield, Conn., home to Wendy O. Williams of the Plasmatics (for anyone who was paying to the Punk scene circa 1979-84; You can still buy "The Doom Song" on iTunes, if you care).


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I'm seriously crushing on new Irish label The Filthy Club. Well that's the censored version, I prefer the original F**kin Filthy but take your pick! They specialise, mainly, in T-shirts but have recently added sweatshirts and hoodies to the offering with more designs to follow.
F**knFilthy Clothing has a cult following in New York, London, Paris, Japan, Sweden, Australia and Ireland and has already had a successful pop up store in Dublin with plans for more in the pipeline.
What's great about the label is its exclusivity and limited print run, so each piece is like a collector's item! People obsess about and collect tees, it's totally normal right!? They have student designers creating imagery, they collaborate with international graphic designers and for A/W'11, they have included a T-shirt with an awesome self-portrait from Russian model and photographer, Ira Chernova (see her Tumbler here).
Cool, wearable and inexpensive too, happy days! I have my eye on the upside down floral cross… which one do you fancy? If the model shots have whet your pallet you can see more in their video below and, of course, part with your cash here!
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Lien on Me
From the wild and wacky world of Montgomery County Democratic Primary politics comes some down and dirty politics in the world of MoCo Councilwoman (and County Executive Candidate) Valerie Ervin. There's an entire website of this stuff, but this drew my attention:
On December 6, 2012, Valerie paid off a Maryland state tax lien filed against her home and personal property. Just days before Valerie received the last of three checks from the congressional campaign account of political crony Rep. Donna Edwards. Turns out, near the end of the campaign, Donna hired Valerie for an undefined consultant position, paying her $6,000 over three months. But, for what?
Why is a county council member, making over $100,000 a year working a second job for a congressional campaign facing no real challenge in an election.
It does seem a little more than coincidental that Valerie Ervin's tax lien and financial problems were mitigated upon her being placed on the payroll of Donna Edwards. Naturally, as somebody who's been gerrymandered into the 4th Congressional District, I've got a few questions about that:
- What was the nature of Valerie Ervin's work?
- Was the nature of Valerie Ervin's work campaign related?
- Was Valerie Ervin paid the fair market value for her work?
- Was there any quid pro quo for this work; was Ervin's employment contingent on a certain course of action, be it from a council vote or future political plans?


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St. John
Off The Beaten Track
from St. John Off The Beaten Track ©
2006 Gerald Singer
While Frank
Bay doesn't compare
to the National Park beaches on the north there are certain advantages.
It is the closest swimming beach to Cruz Bay and is within easy
walking distance from town. It's never crowded; you'll
will rarely find more than one or two people there. Be careful
of sea urchins when entering the water and be aware of surf and
waves caused by times of ground sea or when the wake of a ferry
or other large vessel comes ashore.
Getting There
Starting from the one way street that goes past Wharfside Village
in Cruz Bay, turn right at the end of the road by the Catholic
Church. Go about one quarter mile, bearing right until you get
to the beach.
The Neighborhood
On the north side of the beach is the art gallery, Coconut Coast
Studios; well worth a visit. On the south end, you can enjoy
typical West Indian food at Patrick Moorhead's small open air
Elaine Estern, Coconut Coast Studios
On the other side of the road there is a bench,
which offers the easiest and most comfortable opportunity to observe
the tranquil Frank Bay salt pond. This pond was adopted by the
Audubon Society and is a wonderful place to see pin tail ducks,
herons and a host of other birds.
Enjoy the spectacular view while sitting in the shade of a palm
tree. You can see the islands of Little St. James, Great St. James,
St. Thomas, Steven's Cay, Thatch Cay, Hans Lolick, Grass Cay and
Mingo Cay. Frank Bay is also an ideal place to come to watch the
This beach was the favorite of the famous opera singer, the late
Ivan Jadan who frequented it almost daily playing with an octopus
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Today on Oprah: Siblings who can't stop dressing up! "It's obviously genetic," marvels Village Voice pop-scene commentator Michael Musto of the Arquettes. "I admire their daring even as I flee in horror." Well, they can be kind of startling, embracing as they do every cutting-edge fashion trend all at once. Rosanna, 35, mixes velvet, a bare midriff and a metallic cross. Fond of themes, sister Patricia, 26, once admitted, "To clean my house, I'll dress up like a cowgirl." Brother David goes in for grunge 'n' poses, while brother Alexis (not pictured), who plays drag character Eva Destruction in nightclubs, once pretended he was Patricia (in a copy of the hooker outfit she wears in the movie True Romance) to judge a fashion show. Are they ready for family fashion therapy?
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