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Farhi Sold (Vogue) "Nicole Farhi is on the cusp of a new wave of business expansion after private equity group Kelso Place Asset Management acquired a majority stake in the company. Kelso Place, which sold British luxury leather goods company Smythson in 2009, bought the stake from OpenGate Capital, which only acquired Farhi in 2010 for £5 million."
High-End Brands Are Missing the Boat on Mobile, Study Finds (Mashable)
"In a ranking of 100 well-recognized fashion, beauty, hospitality, watch and jewelry, and retail brands, nearly half were deemed 'feeble' in their efforts. Only two-thirds of indexed brands have mobile-optimized sites, and yet a full third of those don't allow consumers to shop from those sites, L2 noted. Many also fail to provide the full range of content available on their desktop sites, including product search and user ratings, to mobile audiences."
Nike factory to pay $1m to Indonesian workers for overtime (Guardian) "A Nike factory has agreed to pay $1m in unpaid overtime to Indonesian workers in a move that could force other suppliers of multinational companies to follow suit. Nearly 4,500 employees at one of the sportswear group's suppliers, the PT Nikomas shoe plant in Banten province, will be compensated for close to 600,000 hours of overtime clocked up over the past two years."
Virtual dressing room eliminates need to take off your clothes (LA Times)
"At the Consumer Electronics Show this week, a Calabasas company was giving demonstrations of Swivel, a real-time virtual dressing room that takes a lot of the hassle out of shopping — no more long waits in the fitting room line loaded down with an armful of clothes, or the tedious process of getting dressed and undressed several times during one trip to the mall."
'Can I Help You?' Irks the Web-Savvy Customer (NY Times)
"Self-service has long infiltrated the consumer experience, most recently with self-checkout at grocery stores. But the biggest factor affecting attitudes toward salespeople may be the amount of time people spend shopping online, which tends to be a solitary experience. In 2011, online shopping on Cyber Monday was up 22 percent over the previous year, according to comScore, which tracks Internet traffic."

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Im aware of the two perpendicular axes, but im afraid im not following you from there...I do not really understand why not all 3 axes are involved when correcting the WB, like for instance "Color Balance" in PS. It obviously work with these 2 axes in ACR, but I am curious what theory is behind this. Would for instance red/cyan work together with green/magenta? Hm....Regards Ken[{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]
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PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- In his first time pitching off a mound since last fall, Mets starter Johan Santana completed a bullpen session without incident this afternoon at Digital Domain Park.
Santana threw a light session, about 75 to 80 percent, as part of his easing back into a regular schedule. Santana threw about 25 pitches to catcher Josh Thole during the session. He mixed in changeups and sliders.
"I was able to throw my pitches," Santana said. "And I felt good after that."
The session pleased manager Terry Collins. "His mechanics were outstanding," he said. "And that starts with the fact that his arm's healthy. That was obviously a huge first step for us."
The Mets hope Santana can pitch every five days during the spring training, and be ready for Opening Day. As long as Santana does not experience setbacks after this session, the left-hander is due to throw another session off a mound Tuesday.
Santana tore the anterior capsule in his left shoulder in August 2010. He did not pitch in the majors in 2011, though he did appear in minor-league games. He is due $55 million these next two seasons.
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"Hazardous weather" can mean different things to different people, and in recognition of this, the National Weather Service in Slidell is working to implement a more targeted automated alert system for their service area in Southeast Louisiana and parts of Mississippi.
Ken Graham, meteorologist-in-charge with the National Weather Service in Slidell, explains that although the office issues alerts on severe weather, the threshold of when that alert is sent might not meet local or special needs.
Graham said National Weather Service alerts are designed to be protective of life and property, but there could be times when information below those thresholds could be beneficial.
For example, the National Weather Service might not send out a dense fog advisory until there is a half-mile of visibility or less, but the state Department of Transportation and Development might want to take action before that trigger point is reached.
In order to tailor alerts more to individual agencies, cities, parishes and other groups, staff at the National Weather Service's Slidell office have visited emergency management officials in their service area to create an Impact Catalog.
This Impact Catalog lists thresholds where action would be necessary but might be different from the National Weather Service thresholds.
Take wind, for example.
Say a city or parish is holding a music festival and tents are rated to a certain wind speed. Even if winds don't trigger an official high wind warning from the National Weather Service, if it reaches a level set by the city or parish for safety reasons, the system would send an automatic alert to that city or parish.
It would give parish mangers a notice that there could be a problem and they could act on that information.
"You don't have to have a warning to take action," Graham said.
For another example, take Interstate 12. It's a typical day and there is a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms forecast, which would be pretty normal for a south Louisiana summer day.
However, if the National Weather Service can tell State Police that the 40 percent chance of thunderstorms will impact a large section of Interstate 12 between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. does that mean something different?
"The answer is yes. That's rush hour," Graham said.
That type of information could help law enforcement and emergency responders better prepare for possible problems.
Graham said they met with emergency managers about any possible trigger points — whether that be schools or industry or parish activities.
"Then we'll look at gaps and may have to revisit some places," Graham said.
Graham said he hopes the system will be up and running by summer.
Although the program won't initially include everyone, he said, the beauty of the system is once it's set up, more information can be fed in over time.
"It's always going to be incomplete. There will always be something we won't have and need to continuously update and add new impacts," he said. "We can build on this forever."
The effort is part of a larger pilot program called an Impact-Based Decision Support which includes the ability to deploy National Weather Service staff and the office's Significant Weather Emergency Response Vehicle to things like the NCAA Final Four weekend, hurricanes and tropical storm events and the Superbowl.
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Vigil honors life of homeless man killed in Newport
A candlelight vigil in Newport honored the life of a homeless man, who died in a fire inside a truck he'd been sleeping.
The event for 33-year-old Michael Borque was held at Eisenhower Park, just across the street from the McKinney Shelter, where Borque often stayed.
Borque died March 18 after he was pulled from a fire that engulfed the abandoned truck cab. He'd been sleeping in the cab because it was 19 degrees outside.
Advocates said that while the number of homeless people in Rhode island has decreased, there is clearly a need for more help.


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The following is from HRC Associate Director of Diversity Donna Payne:
HRC has recently endorsed the One Nation Working Together March for jobs, equality and justice. In doing so, we have joined thousands of our progressive allies — NAACP, Leadership Council for Civil Rights, Council of LaRaza, AFL-CIO, Color of Change, National Immigrant Solidarity Network, Young People for Civil Rights, Jewish Funds for Justice, UAW and over 150 organizations across the country!
As LGBT people, we believe that quality health care should be accessible, affordable and culturally competent. We believe that the 12 million undocumented immigrants, including at least half a million LGBT people living in this country, deserve access to a system which allows workers to earn legal status and people from all backgrounds to stay with their families. We believe that these are crosscutting issues and that regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, ability or immigration status, it's time to join forces with our allies and demonstrate our collective power.
Our partnership comes upon the heels of the anniversary of the 1963 Civil Rights March on Washington. A few weeks ago, thousands came to Washington, D.C., to commemorate the March and "Reclaim the Dream." HRC stood strong that day. We were on the right side of history in speaking up for justice with our civil rights allies and we will march again October 2nd because our collective fight for equality and justice continues. There have been many advancements over the last four decades, but there is still much more work to be done.
Visit the One Nation Working Together website to learn about this partnership.
One Nation Working Together is about reordering out nation's priorities to invest in our most valuable resource—our people. We believe that everyone deserves an equal playing field to find and keep a job in a safe work environment with a living wage regardless of their sexual orientation and gender identity/expression.
HRC will be taking to the streets on October 2, 2010 with One Nation Working Together. Come join us!
When: Saturday, October 2, 2010
Time: 12n – 4pm
Where: Lincoln Memorial National Mall- HRC marchers will meet at 11:00 am at the HRC building and join all LGBT organizations at the Mall.
Contact Donna Payne at 202-216-1544 to learn more about joining us for this event.


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Iconic Australian fashion brand Bonds has been around for 35,301 days (aka since 1915). To celebrate their long-running relationship with Australians their new campaign is called 'We Are Bonds'. And everyone is invited to claim their birthdate as one of those 35,301 days. Read more…
To support the launch of Bonds new Hipsters, clothing brands Bonds is giving people the chance to create one of three, limited edition Hipster prints.
Using the tagline– 'Don't just wear our new Hipsters, create them' – the design competition asks users to choose a photo they think would look and feel great on a pair of Hipsters and upload it to enter.
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Worth noting
• Both Wandy Rodriguez, who pitched two innings in relief Wednesday, and Jameson Taillon, due to start against the Red Sox on Thursday, will make one more appearance prior to departing for World Baseball Classic.
Rodriguez, with the Dominican Republic, and Taillon, with Canada, will both be involved in Pool D play in Phoenix, starting March 8.
• Jose Tabata, a late substitution, scored both of the Bucs' runs in the 8-2 loss to Tampa Bay after doubles in the sixth and eighth innings.
• Tuesday's rainout was the first at McKechnie Field since March 21, 2010.
• Catcher Russell Martin has gone on record that he has "never seen so many live arms in one camp." Two of those live arms spent part of the morning portraying dead bodies. A.J. Burnett and James McDonald were doing their best zombie impersonations in the clubhouse. Burnett was far more believable, thanks to all those tattoos.


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KOBE – Veteran outfielder Yoshitomo Tani, who has been released by the Yomiuri Giants, will join the Orix Buffaloes in 2014, the Pacific League club said Tuesday.
The 40-year-old Tani makes his way back to his former club after a seven-year stint with Japan's most storied franchise. Tani, who needs 79 hits to reach his 2,000-hit milestone, is scheduled to speak at a news conference on Dec. 26.
The husband of former two-time Olympic judo champion and current politician Ryoko Tani, Tani began his career with Orix in 1997 after being selected in the second round of the draft. Back in 2003, he won the PL title for most hits with 189.
He joined the Giants in 2007 but has seen a gradual decrease in playing time in recent years. This past season, Tani was limited to just 13 games.
Maeda eyes majors
Hiroshima Carp right-hander Kenta Maeda told his club Tuesday he hopes to play in the major leagues in the near future.
The 25-year-old Maeda, who was at Mazda Stadium for talks on a renewal of his contract, told reporters that he is definitely thinking of a move to the big leagues.
"You only have one career in baseball. I want to be able go, when I feel I am ready to make the challenge," said Maeda.
The Osaka native was named in the first round of the high school draft from baseball powerhouse PL Gakuen High School in 2007 and won the prestigious Sawamura Award in 2010.
He went 15-7 with a 2.10 ERA in 26 starts this season, the fourth consecutive season he has notched double-digit wins. It was the second year in a row that Maeda won the ERA title.
The Carp ace led his team to a third-place finish and its first Climax Series playoff — the first time in 16 years that Hiroshima finished in the top half of the standings.


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FORT WAYNE, IN – The West Michigan Whitecaps only gave up three hits on Wednesday night, but that was enough to spell defeat in a 3-1 loss to the Fort Wayne TinCaps at Parkview Field.
TinCaps 3, Whitecaps 1
Next game: West Michigan's Tommy Collier (9-7, 2.48) vs. Fort Wayne's Ruben Mejia (1-5, 4.66) at 7:05 p.m. on Thursday at Parkview Field in Fort Wayne, IN
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The loss snapped a three-game winning streak for West Michigan (22-23, 58-57), who started their seven-game road trip by taking three out of four in Lansing before dropping the opener of a three-game set against Fort Wayne (27-18, 58-57) on Wednesday.
Both teams pitched extremely well, leading to a total of just five combined hits over the course of the night.
The Whitecaps only collected two hits thanks to three impressive pitching performances by Fort Wayne.
TinCaps' starter Colin Rea (4-7) worked six strong innings for the win, allowing just one run on two hits to go along with four strikeouts and four walks.
He carried a no-hitter into the fifth inning before Jason Krizan split the gap in left-field for a one-out double, but Krizan was later stranded at third base. The only West Michigan run crossed the plate in the sixth, when Eugenio Suarez clubbed a one-out triple off the center field fence and promptly scored on a groundout by Aaron Westlake.
Luis De La Cruz worked two scoreless innings after taking over for Rea, and Matt Stites (11) added a pair of strikeouts during a perfect ninth inning for the save.
The TinCaps scored all of their runs over the first three frames.
In the first inning, Jace Peterson reached base on an error, used a stolen base and a passed ball to reach third, and crossed the plate on a sacrifice fly for a 1-0 lead. Two innings later, Travis Jankowski blasted a run-scoring triple off the right field wall before coming home on a base hit by Peterson for a 3-0 advantage.
That left Wilsen Palacios (11-8) with a hard-luck loss. The right-hander only gave up three hits over five innings, but they led to three runs – two earned. Palacios struck out four and walked one before giving way to Chad Smith, who set down nine of the 10 batters he faced over three hitless innings.
The duo combined to retire 14 of the last 15 batters they faced and held Fort Wayne without a hit after the fourth inning.
The Whitecaps continue a seven-game road trip with the second game of a three-game series against the Fort Wayne TinCaps at 7:05 p.m. on Thursday night. RHP Tommy Collier (9-7, 2.48) is scheduled to take the hill for West Michigan against RHP Ruben Mejia (1-5, 4.66) of Fort Wayne. The next home game at Fifth Third Ballpark will take place at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 11, featuring a superhero cape giveaway on Superhero Night, an appearance by the incomparable Team Ghost Riders, and post-game fireworks. Group and individual tickets can be reserved by calling the Whitecaps front office at 616-784-4131 or visiting www.whitecapsbaseball.com.


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Rahul Sood Speaks on the Future of Voodoo
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Six months after HP absorbed the boutique vendor Voodoo PC, the company sheds some light on its eventual plans
Late last week Hewlett-Packard showcased the fruits of its Voodoo PC acquisition and the HP Labs development team.
"It became clear that there has been work going on even prior to the Voodoo acquisition and now the wheels are spinning freely, and things are anything but status quo," said HP Global Gaming Chief Technology Officer and
Blogger Rahul Sood.
Much of HP's showcase included technology derived from
HP Labs projects
. HP's Misto project, for example, integrates a 50" touch screen into a coffee table. The interface is designed as a proof-of-concept for gamers, but Sood isn't discounting its usefulness for other applications.
"Well, we have been exploring all types of technologies which pertain to gaming, including handheld, display, interface, and many others. We have enough intellectual property within HP to wallpaper the building," states Sood. "These research scientists within HP Labs are absolute geniuses, they have some interesting projects yet to be unveiled. The interesting thing is many of the projects they are working on are not specific to gaming - we have recognized these areas and the creative juices are flowing."
Voodoo PC built its niche on the no-expense-spared ultra enthusiasts. Although HP is a bit more grounded when it comes to catering to the masses, Voodoo's influence in HP Labs is more than apparent. In particular, HP demonstrated its nine-projector interface capable of displaying images bright enough to see outside in full daylight. HP's interlacing technology has shown up on other projector based projects; at the Consumer Electronics Show last January the company demonstrated its immersive driving simulator using multiple projectors interlaced together.
However, six months after
HP's acquisition of Voodoo
, the company still has not shipped an official HP-Voodoo collaborated PC yet. HP continues to build Voodoo's boutique PCs, mid-range PCs under the Hewlett-Packard brand and entry level products under the Compaq brand. The company still lacks a direct competitor to Dell's XPS line.
"We recognized that there is a gap between HP and Voodoo – and we believe this gap is significant enough that we need to jump into the sandbox and draw the line. We never said anything about creating a fourth brand but there is indeed speculation."
Sood closes, "As I said at the event in San Francisco, our funnel is full of ideas; you'll see some new stuff as early as this year."
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Former NBAA president Jack Olcott weighed in on the NBAA contretemps with a letter sent to member representatives. In it, he said Robert Warren's letter reflects a "deficiency of knowledge" of the organization. Olcott, who served as president of NBAA from May 1992 until Shelly Longmuir succeeded him last July, challenged several of the "troubling management issues" that Warren enumerated.
According to Olcott, the financial management of NBAA during his watch was "sufficiently prudent" to oversee a tripling of NBAA's revenues and quadrupling of its uncommitted reserves. And while membership increased 2.5 times, staff size went up only 1.7 times during the same 11-year period. He said the association received unqualified audits with strong endorsement for its financial management.
NBAA's legal counsel reviewed all significant contracts, he said, and all requests for expenditures above a certain level required his signature. He personally reviewed all checks, and travel requests were approved "via a traveler scheme."
Contrary to a magazine article generated by Warren that characterized NBAA as a "sleepy organization," Olcott said the association took "high visibility" positions on many issues–from the user-fee debate on Capitol Hill to regulatory issues such as FAA regulation of fractional aircraft operations (FAR Part 91 Subpart K). NBAA also led the effort to place the "Business Wings" exhibit in the National Air & Space Museum and assumed a leadership position on international activities related to business aviation.
"From my discussions with colleagues," said Olcott, "I believe the GA community did not perceive the new NBAA president and executive v-p either as engaged in business aviation or as coalition builders."
Olcott, who now operates his own business aviation consulting firm, also took issue with Warren's allegation that the board's actions were influenced by the possibility that the resignation of NBAA's vice president of operations would be followed by the resignation of his wife, who is the association's vice president of conventions and seminars. He said that "underestimates her professionalism and discounts the depth of the NBAA team."
Said Olcott: "To characterize NBAA as other than highly effective, especially when the claims are from someone who was a key member of an office of the president that never seemed to find its stride, is inappropriate."


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Cano deserved better from Yankees and their fans
I'm still trying to wrap my hands around the reaction Robinson Cano got when he returned to Yankee Stadium. Fans are fans. They pay their money, they can cheer and they can boo. But this was bizarre.
Cano said last week when he came to the plate for his first at-bat in the Bronx with the Mariners that he hoped he'd get a standing ovation. No less an authority than Derek Jeter scoffed at Yankee reporters who asked if he thought Cano would get booed.
So what happened? Cano got crushed. Every at-bat, every hit, every play in the field.
Even the right-field Bleacher Creatures – the guys who lustily greet each Yankee each day with their roll call – said hello to Cano and then turned on him. He tipped his cap to them and then they serenaded him with chants of "You sold out, you sold out."
What a bunch of hypocrites. The Yankees offered seven years and $175 million. The Mariners offered 10 years and $240 million. What was Cano supposed to do?
Now, I think Cano made a mistake in terms of his legacy. If he had signed long term, he had a good chance to end his career as revered as the Core Four and with a spot in Monument Park. Cano obviously didn't feel that was important. His call, no one else's.
"I'm not surprised," Cano said diplomatically of the reaction. "You're going to get some cheers and boos. You just have to go out and play the game."
The Yankees have spent pretty much the last 40 years making a sport out of throwing more money at guys than anyone else. Anybody think that maybe they don't go out and get the likes of Brian McCann or Carlos Beltran – or certainly not Masahiro Tanaka – if Cano had taken their bucks? Think of that, fans.
The Yankees were clearly stung by the fact Cano said he "didn't feel respect" from them last winter. So they opted not to acknowledge the return of perhaps their best player of the last nine years on their video board in a Darcy Regier-like act of pettiness (think Jason Pominville).
How should it be done? Like the Red Sox did with new Yankees center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury, whose return to Fenway was feted by his old team and its fans even though he went to Boston's most hated rival and not a nondescript outfit 2,500 miles away.
(And for the record, the Sabres more than made good after Regier's departure in the case of Thomas Vanek and the farewells to Ryan Miller and Steve Ott).
Cano did plenty for the Yankees. He was their best player. He helped win them a World Series. Sure, he didn't run out every ground ball. Show me a star who does. He deserved better treatment than this from the team and its fans. For once, Yankees fans found out how everybody else feels.
Something Fishy
The Marlins swept the Braves at home for the first time since 2006 last week and there is plenty of growing chatter about whether the Fish are somehow stealing signs at Marlins Park.
Miami entered Saturday 13-4 at home with a .309 team batting average and averaging 6.2 runs per game. On the road, the Marlins are 2-10, batting .215 and averaging only 2.7 runs. Uh-huh.
"It was baffling," said Atlanta pitcher Aaron Harang, who struck out 11 Marlins at Turner Field and then got torched for 10 hits and a career-high nine runs in his next start, in Miami. "Like, where were these guys last week? They were way too comfortable. It seemed like they were all hitting like Ted Williams."
The Braves wondered if they were tipping pitches, either from the mound or catcher Evan Gattis.
"Yeah, you have this conspiracy theory, but at the end, we came up with nothing," said manager Fredi Gonzalez." ... they didn't miss the pitches. They were right there."
The Braves even had some concern something was being relayed from near the ballpark's gaudy statue in left-center field.
"There was one guy sitting who had a red hat and an orange shirt," Gonzalez said. "I said 'Boy that's a bad combination to have.' " Gonzalez told a couple relievers to keep an eye on the man but "the guy got up, went to get a Coke."
• Joe Girardi managed his 1,000th game for the Yankees Friday against the Rays in the 14-inning marathon that stretched to 1 a.m. His .579 winning percentage put him fifth among the six Yankees skippers with at least 1,000 games to their credit: Joe McCarthy (.627), Casey Stengel (.623), Joe Torre (.605) and Miller Huggins (.597). Ralph Houk is behind Girardi at .539.
• The Rays played 32 innings in 36 hours in two cities – and won three games. They swept Thursday's day-night doubleheader in Boston and then took Friday's marathon in the Bronx.
• The Dodgers won the 10,000th game in franchise history with Wednesday's 6-4 win at Minnesota. The Dodgers won 5,214 games in Brooklyn (1890-1957) and that was their 4,786th in Los Angeles since 1958. Only the Giants, Cubs and Braves have more, with the Giants first to 10,000 in 2005.
Herd grapevine
• St. Francis product and former Bisons second baseman Jim Negrych signed with a team in Taiwan last week. Negrych was 5 for 10 with Lancaster (Pa.) of the independent Atlantic League before making the move. Negrych, 29, was released by Philadelphia late in spring training.
Negrych, of course, was a Triple-A All-Star last year for the Bisons and was hitting .430 in mid-May but never got the call to Toronto. He slumped precipitously in the second half, finishing the season at .285 with three homers and 44 RBIs.
• You have to be impressed with the job being done by the Bisons' new field staff, which consists of three veteran minor-league coaches (manager Gary Allenson, pitching coach Randy St. Claire and hitting coach Richie Hebner). The pitching and defense have been solid, and the team's focus has been strong in the face of six postponements and brutally cold weather when most games have actually been played.
• Speaking of the weather, the bottom two teams in paid attendance in the International League are Rochester (3,490 per game) and Syracuse (2,463). While there are definite issues in both places, the weather has simply not been fit to sit outside in upstate New York all season.
The Bisons entered Saturday seventh at 5,595, largely to their 11,000-plus on Opening Day. In-house crowds everywhere have obviously been much lower because of the cold.
Around the horn
• The Rays were unhappy the Red Sox made them play a day-night doubleheader Thursday to make up a Wednesday rainout, preferring to stage the makeup later in the season when their roster was not as injury riddled.
The Red Sox, however, used a little-known provision in the CBA that allows for day-nighters to be scheduled at their whim in Fenway and Wrigley Field due to the facility's small size and the lack of tickets available for rain checks.
The suspicion, however, was that the Red Sox had thousands of Dustin Pedroia bobbleheads on pallets in the Fenway concourse scheduled to be given out Wednesday that they did not want to put into storage.
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Wake up, the day has begun
Em7 Asus
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Em7 F#m Em7
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|This November 23, 1942, advertisement (on the inside of Life magazine's front cover) is selling "TRIUMPH" pens as gifts for Christmas, but it also speaks to the loneliness of the troops at war.
Immediately before the United States entered World War II, Sheaffer had been developing a new nib design, unlike anything that had been seen before. This new nib (U.S. Patent No D130,997) was large and conical in shape; its size and structure gave it great strength and a very positive alignment with its feed, a new design that that was much larger and more effective at flow buffering than earlier feeds. In May 1942, just five months after the bombing of Pearl Harbor plunged the U.S.A. into World War II, the company produced a short motion picture for its dealers, to announce Sheaffer's "TRIUMPH" — the new line of pens the company had created for its conical nib. The new pens all bore the White Dot, symbol of Sheaffer's Lifetime warranty, and for this reason the venerable Balance appears to have remained in production for a brief period, reduced to a limited selection of non-Lifetime models and the military-clip versions, both Lifetime and non-Lifetime.
Because Sheaffer used the "TRIUMPH" point on many models from the 1940s to the 1990s, the most immediately obvious distinguishing feature of the "TRIUMPH" pens themselves is their extravagantly broad cap band, as illustrated below.
This band (the principal element of U.S. Patent No 2,314,563) allowed the pen's designers to create a very slender profile, trimmer even than the sweeping modern lines of the Parker "51", which was at that time enjoying tremendous popularity. The broad band extends the slim barrel silhouette to the cap without a visible step while still allowing the use of a threaded cap — and by adding a threaded metal ring between the nib section and the barrel, Sheaffer bumped up the "bling" a little while at the same time eliminating the possibility that the metal threads in the cap might damage celluloid barrel threads.
The black "TRIUMPH" below, without the distraction of Sheaffer's striated celluloid, shows the design's elegantly slender profile to great advantage. (If there is a magnifying-glass symbol () next to an image, click the magnifying glass to view a zoomed version for more detail.)
Caps: Getting Personal
One of Sheaffer's prestige models for many years was the Autograph, which featured a solid 14K gold cap band intended to be engraved with the signature of the pen's owner. Here is an Autograph in the black color that so many of these distinguished pens wore. This pen also displays fairly good barrel transparency.
Caps: Celluloid and Metal
There is some question as to why Sheaffer did not simply give the "TRIUMPH" an all-metal cap like that on the Parker "51". The likely answer is that such a design would have increased the pen's cost; and, in view of wartime restrictions on the use of brass and steel, the increase would have been a substantial one. (When Eversharp introduced the Fifth Avenue in late 1943, that pen's cap was gold filled — but it was gold over sterling silver, not gold over the more economical and better suited brass.) The wartime restrictions on metals did cause Sheaffer to choose silver for the base metal in its pen furniture, and that choice has led to an interesting situation for collectors. Over the years, silver ions have migrated upward through the gold alloy layer, appearing on the surface as a distinct layer that has tarnished to a dark gunmetal-like gray color (but can be removed easily without harm to the pen). This phenomenon, which is not unique to Sheaffer's pens, is a good marker for pens that were manufactured during the war.
Metal caps were not altogether absent from the "TRIUMPH" line. The Crest, introduced in 1937 and initially referred to as the Model 47, continued in production. Unchanged externally from its open-nib predecessor except for subtleties in the line pattern on the cap, the "TRIUMPH" version revealed its new identity only when uncapped:
Although the "TRIUMPH" Crest's cap looks like the cap of the older open-nib Crest,
the two caps are not interchangeable because the thread location has changed.
(The White Dot on the this pen is at the tip of the filler knob/blind cap.)
Sheaffer apparently considered the Crest a more "dignified" model, and the company made the "TRIUMPH" Crest only in Jet Black (shown above) and Golden Brown.
Continuing with its practice of offering pens at the same prices with the purchaser's choice of lever or Vacuum-Fil plunger filling, Sheaffer produced the "TRIUMPH" in both versions; shown below are a Vacuum-Fil model and a lever filler. (The two basic designs were covered by, but not identical to, U.S. Patents Nos D130,998 and D130,999, respectively.) In October 1942, the War Production Board tightened rationing on rubber. In response to the new restrictions, Sheaffer stopped making lever-filling pens, and for this reason the lever-filling "TRIUMPH" is today much less common than the Vacuum-Fil version. Because of this fact and many collectors' aversion to the Vacuum-Fil system due to the difficulty and expense of restoring it properly, a lever filler in excellent condition usually commands a premium. Users, on the other hand, appreciate the much greater ink capacity of the Vacuum-Fil model.
This Marine Green Vacuum-Fil "TRIUMPH" is the Vacuum-Fil model.
|This Golden Brown "TRIUMPH" has a lever filling system.
Oversize or Undersize?
Sheaffer's pint-sized Tuckaway, introduced in 1940, also got a face-lift with the advent of the "TRIUMPH" point. The same broad-band styling carried through to the compact clipless wonder. Shown here is a '42 Gray Pearl Tuckaway. The Tucky's cap is identical to the standard-sized pen's cap except for its lack of a clip, and the Tuckaway sold for the same $12.50 price as its larger sibling.
For the duration of the war, however, Sheaffer's withdrawal of the Balance meant that there wasn't an Oversize White Dot pen to counterbalance the Tuckaway. And, although Sheaffer did produce pens of increased girth after the end of the war, the company made no more "seriously" oversize pens until 1959, when the PFM made its appearance.
The Shrunken Color Palette
By the beginning of the 1940s, Sheaffer had done away with many of the colors that appeared on the Balance, and the company's wartime pens, "TRIUMPH" and otherwise, therefore appeared in a very limited set of hues, as shown in the table below. As was traditional at the time, the company applied chrome-plated furniture to Gray Pearl pens (and to some Jet Black pens), while all the other colors had 14K solid gold or gold-filled furniture.
Except for a small number of Jet Black pens, the Gray Pearl
"TRIUMPH" was the only one fitted with chrome-plated furniture.
Interestingly, the chrome-plated cap band differs from the gold-filled version in that its line pattern extends the full width of the band instead of being broken into two groups separated by a blank panel.
Collectible? Usable? Or Both?
"TRIUMPH" pens, as the first implementation of Sheaffer's remarkable "TRIUMPH" point, are of historical significance. There are very few versions; a complete collection of "TRIUMPH" pens, including both sizes in all five colors, will number fewer than 25 pens. These two factors make the pens worthy of collection and (at least in the Vacuum-Fil version) relatively easily collectible.
They are also durable and reliable — in both lever-filling and Vacuum-Fil versions. The majority of "TRIUMPH" pens on the market today are fitted with the Vacuum-Fil plunger system. These pens are available for very low prices, and once properly restored using modern materials, their fillers should outlast any other U.S.-made filling system manufactured during the early 1940s. They are eminently usable.
|The Colors of the "TRIUMPH"
|Jet Black
|Golden Brown
|Grey Pearl
|Marine Green
The color chips shown here are taken from photographs of actual pens. (3D highlighting was added with a computer.)
The feed for the new nib was actually an embodiment of the ink collector concept that was covered by Russell T. Wing's U.S. Patent No 2,187,528, the invention that Parker had used for the collector in the "51". In 1943, Parker threatened Sheaffer with a lawsuit for patent infringement. The two companies, together with Wing, signed an agreement under which Sheaffer, for a payment of $25,000 and royalties, was granted a license to use the concept and was excused from penalties for the pens it had already sold that used the concept.
The information in this article is as accurate as possible, but you should not take it as absolutely authoritative or complete. If you have additions or corrections to this page, please consider sharing them with us to improve the accuracy of our information.


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JOSE GONCALVES (Hearts): Gradually, the Jambos are hauling themselves up the SPL table and the efforts of such solid citizens as Goncalves are making them increasingly difficult to beat. The Portuguese both won his side the decisive penalty in their hard-fought 1-0 win over Falkirk and was a pillar of solidity as they repelled their opponents.
MADJID BOUGHERRA (Rangers): The Algerian is now heading off to compete in the African Nations Cup and one suspects Walter Smith will be aggrieved that he is entering a massive Old Firm match without Bougherra, who characteristically oozed class and penetration throughout Rangers' emphatic 4-1 demolition of Hibs at Easter Road.
RYAN O'LEARY (Kilmarnock): Jim Jefferies' team find themselves embroiled in a relegation battle which is likely to stretch throughout the winter, but O'Leary exhibited the sort of robust, redoubtable defending which his team will require, while helping Kilmarnock secure a valuable draw against Dundee United at Tannadice.
AIDEN McGEADY (Celtic): He is maintaining a standard of excellence not matched by several of his Parkhead colleagues and although McGeady had to battle to escape the attentions of stuffy Hamilton, his industry and dedication to the cause ultimately bore fruit. Celtic require him to be at his best for next weekend's Old Firm derby.
STEVEN DAVIS (Rangers): He has become almost an automatic selection in these weekly line-ups and reinforced that favourable impression by seizing control of the midfield battle with Hibs in Edinburgh. Davis hardly ever wastes possession and nags away at opponents like a toothache, as John Hughes' men discovered to their cost.
MICHAEL STEWART (Hearts): Another solid citizen who seems capable of ignoring the negativity around him - many Tynecastle fans remain critical of Hearts and manager, Csaba Lazslo, despite a recent improvement in results - Stewart converted the penalty which sufficed to beat Falkirk and generally bristled with purpose and endeavour.
CHRIS MILLAR (St Johnstone): Some people thought that the Perth club were destined for relegation but they have risen to the challenge of confounding the sceptics as they showed while recording a convincing 3-1 win over Motherwell. Millar was in rampaging form during the triumph and conjured up all three of Peter MacDonald's goals.
PETER MacDONALD (St Johnstone): The Saints forward carved out a little piece of history by becoming his club's first player to score an SPL hat-trick - against Motherwell - and his opportunism and sharpness were too much for a struggling Fir Park rearguard as Derek McInnes' side rallied impressively from trailing 1-0 at the halfway stage.
KRIS BOYD (Rangers): He still faces accusations that he is merely a poacher, but Boyd is prepared to work to create chances for those around him and demonstrated that part of his game in unleashing Kenny Miller at the Hibs defence. Boyd scored as well, and seems likely to return to the Scotland ranks with the appointment of Craig Levein.
EDDIE MAY (Falkirk): Following another underwhelming home defeat, the Falkirk manager must be wondering where the goals are coming from to steer his charges away from the bottom of the SPL table. On Saturday morning, a willing band of his club's supporters put in a sterling shift to clear masses of snow from around the stadium. But, in the event, the fans must have wondered whether their time might have been better occupied enjoying a festive tipple at local drinking hole, Behind the Wall.
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The ductwork in your heating system consists of the warm air ducts, known as supply ducts, and cold air ducts, which function as returns. The importance of both supply and return ductwork imposes exact sizing and design considerations. Manual D, the industry standard software published by the Air Conditioning Contractors of America, is used by HVAC specialists to calculate duct sizing and compose a layout providing optimum comfort and energy efficiency. Cold air returns have their own set of critical parameters and stipulations. Problems specific to return ductwork usually result when these requirements are not met.
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So, on Tuesday night, Buck Showalter's team did what it did down the stretch in 2012, when a 48-29 surge after the All-Star break brought the American League wild card to Baltimore. It got significant contributions from unexpected players—players that Dan Duquette and his staff unearthed from the scrap heap in the preceding months.
The two solo home runs that helped the O's to erase a pair of one-run Yankee leads? Those came off the bat of Chris Dickerson, who spent the previous two years in the Yankees organization, most of them with Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, and signed a minor-league pact with the Orioles in January.
The seven innings of two-run ball that ensured those two big flies would be all the runs the Orioles would need to send the game to extra innings? Those came from the right arm of Miguel Gonzalez—fresh off the disabled list after nursing a blister on his thumb—a minor-league signee in March 2012, who earned his way into a full-time rotation job last summer.
The 10th-inning solo homer that walked the Orioles off with the victory, dealing a win to Johnson, who needed only eight pitches to finish the top half of the frame? That was authored by Nate McLouth, who has emerged as a surprisingly capable leadoff man, hitting .282/.366/.444 this season after joining the Orioles on a minor-league hitch last June and working his way back up to the majors.
Manny Machado, Nick Markakis, Adam Jones, Chris Davis, and Matt Wieters went a combined 2-for-19. And the Orioles still managed to halt their tumble down the standings, climbing back to within four games of the Yankees and improving their ledger to 24-21 with a win that Dickerson himself said they "really needed."
The rubber match of the series, in which Jason Hammel will square off with Hiroki Kuroda—whose splitter was highlighted by Ben Lindbergh in yesterday's Overthinking It—should draw plenty of attention (7:05 p.m. ET). But the real show could come on Thursday night, when the Orioles travel up to Toronto to open a four-game set with the Blue Jays. That's because top prospect Kevin Gausman is expected to be promoted for the assignment, taking the place of Jair Jurrjens, much like Machado got the call when Buck Showalter's squad needed reinforcements last August.
Though the Orioles are still given only a 1-in-8 shot of returning to the postseason, according to the updated PECOTA odds, Duquette and Showalter have proven that they will not leave any stones unturned. That approach worked wonders in 2012. And, notwithstanding the just-snapped six-game hiccup, Dickerson's hot bat and Gausman's 49-to-5 K:BB for Double-A Bowie are among the reasons to believe that it could work again.
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This afternoon, Harvey will duel Reds righty Mat Latos, who also remains undefeated to this point in the season. One of the many keys to Harvey's success has been his ability to shut down left-handed batters, something he has done better than all but one other major-league starter. Through 123 plate appearances, lefties have compiled a collective .124/.172/.186 triple-slash line against Harvey—who, just for the sake of emphasis, is a right-handed pitcher. The only full-time starter to hold lefties to a lower OPS is the Braves' Paul Maholm, a southpaw, against whom they are batting .115/.206/.131.
The Reds lineup will provide a formidable challenge, even for Harvey, with leadoff man Shin-Soo Choo, first baseman Joey Votto, and right fielder Jay Bruce leading the charge from the left side. Choo, who spent last year with the Indians, and Votto, who was on the disabled list after undergoing knee surgery when the Mets visited Great American Ball Park last August, have never faced Harvey. Bruce has, and so he gets the nod in today's matchup.
Making the fifth start of his big-league career, Harvey was unfettered by the bandbox that is Cincinnati's home yard, and he turned in 7 2/3 innings of one-run ball to outgun Homer Bailey in an 8-4 Mets victory. Bruce went 2-for-4 with a pair of doubles that day, one each off of Harvey and reliever Frank Francisco. In his other two trips to the plate, both of which came against the University of North Carolina product, Bruce struck out.
Armed with a five-pitch arsenal that includes two fastballs (four-seam, sinker) and the full complement of off-speed and breaking offerings, Harvey has dominated lefties this season largely on the strength of his heater and changeup. Both pitches have induced whiffs on roughly one-third of the swings that opposing lefties have taken against them, according to the data on Harvey's Brooks Baseball card.
Unlike many of his fellow lefty sluggers, though, Bruce has shown the ability to adjust to the soft stuff, even when enemy righties have located it well in the lower third of the zone. Harvey fanned Bruce in each of their first two head-to-head showdowns—pounding the outside corner before dropping a curve in the dirt in the first, and blowing him away with challenge fastballs in the second—but in the third, Bruce smacked a knee-high changeup for a first-pitch double.
The 26-year-old Bruce got off to a slow start this year, amassing only eight extra-base hits and a 651 OPS during the month of April, but he has since rediscovered his power stroke after beating the ball into the ground during the first few weeks. Bruce has already struck out 18 times in May, but the Reds won't mind the whiffs if he maintains a .338/.352/.721 triple-slash line to go with them, as he did over 68 at-bats entering Tuesday night's game. Bruce has collected multiple hits in six of his last eight contests, and over that span, he has drilled six doubles and four home runs, raising his OPS for the season from 665 to 807.
Harvey, of course, is well-equipped to halt Bruce's surge. The right fielder has proven vulnerable, over his big-league career, to fastballs inside and off-speed chase pitches down and away. With only three encounters from which to draw conclusions and make adjustments, the one that gets a step ahead of the other could prevail this afternoon (1:10 p.m. ET).
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I don't go the grocery store without a list. So why do I shop that way?
Thanks to this pesky recession thing, I've become a coupon-clipping force of nature. These days, I stalk the low shelves at Publix for the best BOGO deals. And yet, I let myself get distracted by that ombre sweater marked down 50 percent, when I really need trouser jeans. Bad, bad, bad!
Recession Resolution #1054: The Shopping List.
This spring, I will shop more and spend less. I will scour the sale racks for staples. I will upscale on pieces that get the most mileage. Dear Deal Divas, be my proof-readers. Check out my first-ever personal shopping list.
- Trouser jeans: Seeking a perfect fit in a dark wash with a touch of sheen for night.
- Khaki A-line or pencil skirt: My six-year-old Banana Republic classic finally bit the dust.
- Statement pins: My one obsession on the list, the lady-bug pin from Ann Taylor Loft. But each one costs $24, and I can't seem to imagine the look without two. Argh! Am praying for a sale.
- Camis: Add a cheapo shot of color to my wardrobe at Forever XXI. Yellow trend, done!
- Flat summer sandals: Last season's wear-everywhere pair is dead. Sob.
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There's a lot happening this week for bicycling and pedestrians as NYC hosts the 10th annual international conference that promotes walkable communities: Walk21. The conference is being hosted by the New York City Department of Transportation in collaboration with NYU and takes place from Wednesday to Friday. In addition to seminars on walkability, sustainability, safety, complete streets, and the environment, there are some bicycle-related seminars and workshops:
Wednesday, October 7th 2:00-5:00pm
NYC Bicycle and Pedestrian Programs: If you can do it here, can you do it anywhere?
Friday, October 9th 2:00-5:00pm
A Bicycling Culture: The ABC's of bicycle parking, transiting and sharing
Walk21 notable speakers include NYC DOT Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan, Danish Architect/Planner Jan Gehl, and Bogota's former Commissioner of Parks, Sport and Recreation, Gil Peñalosa, among others.
Daily registration is $175; students get the whole shabang for $300. Here's the link to the complete rundown of activities (pdf): Walk21 schedule. Check it out.


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Gould/Walton Block, Main and Centre Streets, circa late 1930's
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"The Gould Block, also referred to as the Walton Block, was one of the many downtown buildings razed during the 1930's to make way for the 'modern' structures which exist today. Formerly owned by Arthur Gould Walton, the block was one of several properties owned by Walton, the man for whom Walton field is named. Following his death in 1937, Walton's heirs sold or auctioned all his properties. When sold in 1938, the block housed McCarthy's Market, John Jeffrey & Sons package store, Western Union Telegraph Company agent L.L. McMaster, and Lucas Jewelry. The Quannapowitt Club which occupied the second floor of the building for 45 years was also displaced by the sale and eventually took up residence in the Hodgdon Building in quarters formerly occupied by Wahpatuck Tribe of Red Men on Main Street, near Water Street. The Gould Block was razed in late December, 1938 to make way for a two story, 58' x 112' building with 'terra cotta front on Main Street and 40' on Centre Street with modern brick sides extending along the remainder of the Centre Street side.' According to published reports, the building was thought to be 'the most modern in this vicinity, with a rounded glass corner at Centre and main Streets, insulation, and all-concealed radiation.' The first floor of the northern half of the building on Main Street was occupied by the Economy Stores, a self-service super market. The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company occupied most of the top floor, with the exception of two professional offices on the northern side." -- Text from calendar by Jayne M. D'Onofrio.
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Real men do wear pink! Gone are the days where certain colors are set aside for certain times of year or certain people. No white after Labor Day is a thing of the past as winter white takes over stores and brown and black can definitely be worn in the same outfit. Girls wear blue without thinking twice, so the hesitation with purples and pinks should not be any different. What makes us think a certain color is strictly a girl color or a guy color? It is all in our heads! So now is the time to break the barrier and wear those pastels with pride, boys!
Men wearing pink is more of an attitude rather than a style trend. Plus, it is not about the color, rather how you wear it! This week's Fashionisto confidently dressed in his hot pink V-neck, chambray shirt and khakis as he made his walk to class. The layering of the chambray over his brightly colored V-neck was a great way to tone down the color, while the khakis kept the outfit still looking classic and cool. Finally, his choice of accessories including his silver Fossil watch and Sperry Top-Siders that tied in the exact color of the chambray were excellent finishing touches.
The use of color in fashion is the best way to express yourself. A pop of any color can go a long way, so if you are still tentative about pinks, just incorporate it in subtle ways and with traditional masculine pieces. Items like flannels, button-down shirts, tennis shoes and hoodies are traditionally and most often worn by men, so incorporate the color in these pieces and you won't think twice about looking silly in the color. Possibly the subtlest way possible to wear the trend would be a pink tie in your business casual ensemble; it is as simple as that.
The best fashion advice I can give out when it comes to this dilemma some boys face is if you like it, wear it, and if you can style it, try it. When pink is integrated into men's street style, it is always eye-catching, and who doesn't want that? I for one know many girls who find a man who wears their pastel pinks and purples to be very masculine and confident, not girly or outdated.
Hint: Most stores have a vast amount of options when it comes to these untraditional colors. Whether you shop at Hollister Co., Urban Outfitters or Express, there is no doubt in my mind that you will have trouble finding these pretty pastels. Just go for it!


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