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Remember Big Joe Rippolone the sewer king. That guy that wanted to donate his big green fire truck to the City of Detroit, but the mayor wouldn't call him back.
The city eventually took the truck last year. The fire commissioner promised to put it right to work.
"Within a month, and I'm hoping definitely by Angels' Night," said Don Austin back in September.
Maybe he meant Angels' Night this year because the truck is sitting propping up a broom saving nobody's life.
"That's not what we had in mind at all, Charlie. I was hoping I would see this thing on the road saving lives, doing more than it's doing right now," said Rippolone.
"Mr. Bing, Mr. Mayor, if you're not using it, we sure could here in Highland Park," said Fire Chief David Peek.
Does Rippolone want Detroit to give the fire truck back so he can give it to somebody that will use it?
"I think that if Highland Park needs it and they could use it, I would say definitely give it to them."
Rippolone originally donated his rig after he saw our story about the little girl who burned up in a fire after a fire truck showed up that couldn't pump water.
"I believe to the bottom of my heart everything worked as it should," Austin said at that time.
Well, guess what? Things have only gotten worse in the Detroit Fire Department. So really, what gives? Don't blame the mechanics. Those guys are wizards keeping it together with bubblegum and bailing wire. Problem is, management has cut them to the bone, and so this lands in the suits' lap.
Back to the big green fire truck, what did Rippolone have done on the rig?
"We had everything done. We had the tires. We had the undercarriage. We had the ladder serviced. We had the hydraulic lines replaced. I mean from soup to nuts, we had the rims, the tires, everything was overhauled."
Meanwhile, back in Highland Park, their ladder truck failed a safety inspection four years ago and they're still using it.
So, they're not using Rippolone's truck in Detroit, but you know what they are doing?
"If it's a still air day, the exposure's in good shape, I'm talking about sometimes let it burn," Austin has told me in the past.
Okay, if you're going to let the town burn down and you're not going to use the truck Rippolone gave you, then the righteous and competent thing to do would be to give it to someone who will.
"We're not going to let nothing burn if we can help it," Peek said.
I've been trying to reach the mayor for two weeks to ask him to free the fire truck. Finally, I went to a press conference on Thursday to ask him in person, but he left before I could ask.
So, what do you say Mayor Bing? How about freeing the big green fire truck and giving it to Highland Park. It's the right thing to do.
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News about Antiques, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Sep. 26, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; experts at Jewish Theological Seminary are attempting to repair and decipher collection of fragmentary ninth-century texts from Cairo synagogue, known as Cairo Geniza, in effort to digitize and put online; books Mah Jongg: The Art of the Game by Ann M Israel and Gregg Swain and Tiddlywinks: An Illustrated Celebration of Squidgers, Quops and Winks by Heidi Geffen offer wealth of information to collectors and aficionados. MORE
Sep. 19, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibit Kimono: A Modern History is built on work of textiles historian Terry Satsuki Milhaupt; bookends are fetching high prices at auctions. MORE
Sep. 12, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; museum holdings of Tiffany glass are in flux, as handful of institutions are selling pieces in rare return to market; scholars, dealers and collectors are assembling troves of royal Indian jewels and weapons for fall exhibits. MORE
Sep. 5, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; number of upcoming books and exhibitions hope to debunk some myths about quilting and give art textiles respect they deserve. MORE
Aug. 29, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column discusses collection of Indian chintzes acquired by the Peabody Essex Museum in Salem, Mass, and exhibitions in Manhattan that highlight Chinese immigrants. MORE
Aug. 22, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; artifacts of author Jane Austen are emerging from attics and storage, attracting collectors and visitors to museums and auctions, in wake of 200th anniversary of release of book Pride and Prejudice; two new antique shows, Brooklyn Antiques & Book Fair and NYC Big Flea Market, aim to attract New Yorkers looking for antiques to decorate their homes and develop obsessions with particular types of objects. MORE
Aug. 15, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; New Orleans Museum of Art purchases parlor furniture from Butler Greenwood Plantation; private collection called Space Age Museum is outgrowing its barn space near Litchfield, Conn. MORE
Aug. 8, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; major collections of dollhouses and dollhouse furniture are being exhibited and auctioned, providing evidence of industry's evolution; exhibit Great Shipwrecks of New York's 'Great' Lakes, at State Fair Complex in Syracuse, presents photos and artifacts retrieved from shipwrecks near New York. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens acquires set of 17th-century texts and images from China; property near Taos, New Mex, owned by British novelist D H Lawrence, known as Kiowa Ranch, reopens to public after years of being a shuttered health hazard. MORE
Aug. 1, 2014
Northeastern part of United States provides so-called shard hunters, collectors looking for pieces of colored glass and molded ceramics that once decorated America's skyline, with interesting finds near long-closed factories where they were once produced. MORE
Jul. 25, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; Margaret Stocker's coming book Saving China's Art: The Heiress, the Diplomat and the 'American Emperor' examines artwork shown at private Manhattan club India House; exhibit Tattered and Torn (on the Road to Deaccession), organized by Empire Historic Arts in Hudson, NY, includes historic gowns in various states of disrepair. MORE
Jul. 18, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; interior components of 1707 Paris townhouse built for Philippe II, duke of Orleans, is to be re-assembled after nine decades in warehouse; efforts by several institutions are rapidly expanding databases of identification markings for American period furniture. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; Metropolitan Museum of Art preservation librarian Mindell Dubansky has large collection of objects that are made to resemble books; Williamstown, W Va, glassmaker Fenton shuts down and contents of its museum will be auctioned. MORE
Jul. 4, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; Online database of buildings by Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh is set to debut only months after his wing at Glasgow School of Art was destroyed by fire; Mead Art Museum at Amherst College hosts exhibition An Unblemished Mirror of Truth: Kyohei Inukai, Robert Brackman, and Portraits of American Tragedy. MORE
Jun. 27, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; scholars, dealers and collectors are showing serious interest in amusement park artifacts, as evidenced by two new books and exhibits at Green-Wood Cemetery and Astroland Park in Brooklyn; exhibit Treasures From the House of Alba: 500 Years of Art and Collecting, opening in 2015 at Meadows Museum in Dallas, will showcase European treasures borrowed from Alba palaces in Madrid. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
Albany lawmakers vote to outlaw sale of virtually all items containing more than small amounts of elephant ivory, mammoth ivory or rhinoceros horn; legislation essentially eliminates New York's central role in well-established, nationwide trade with estimated annual value of $500 million; antiques dealers protest vote. MORE
Jun. 20, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; more than 300 donors raise $43,000 for William McKinley Presidential Library & Museum to recover diamond tiara once belonging to McKinley's wife from Las Vegas pawnshop featured on reality series Pawn Star; book A History of the Paper Pattern Industry: The Home Dressmaking Fashion Revolution by historian Joy Spanabel Emery is first major study of mass-produced paper sewing patterns. MORE
Jun. 13, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; works of forgotten society portraitist James Jebusa Shannon are receiving renewed interest, including exhibit at Debra Force Fine Art gallery, while telecommunications executive Jeffrey Chace is trying to call attention to 19th century marine painter Harry Chase; exhibit Luis Moses Gomez: Merchant Pioneer of Colonial New York opens at 1710s Gomez Mill House in Marlboro, NY. MORE
Jun. 12, 2014
Club Monaco's Southhampton, NY, shop sells home furnishings, much of it vintage, along with expected clothing and accessories; aim was to give store flea market feel. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; exhibit Letters and Photographs From the Battle Country: Massachusetts Women in the First World War opens at Massachusetts Historical Society in Boston; Dr Stephen E Kelly, ophthalmologist who has turned half of his Manhattan townhouse into Art Deco gallery, is devoting show to French stoneware. MORE
May. 30, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; curator seeks information about Ida O'Keeffe, painter and younger sister of Georgia O'Keeffe, for coming Dallas Museum of Art exhibition; teddy bear collector Chuck Steffes is selling about 100 from his collection at James D Julia auction house; painter Thomas Moran's 1880s home and studio in East Hampton, NY, is being renovated and is expected to open in 2017. MORE
May. 23, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; jeweler Henry Dankner & Sons is donating molds and sketches to jewelry design department at Fashion Institute of Technology; Emily Dickinson Museum, which occupies two of her family's 19th-century homes, is returning her bedroom to its original configuration; Israel Museum in Jerusalem acquires sketch of one of Gustav Klimt's turn-of-the-century ceiling murals for Great Hall of University of Vienna. MORE
May. 16, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; early 19th-century rifles collected by antiques dealer Joseph Kindig Jr will go on display in exhibit at Reading Public Museum in Pennsylvania; Adam Parfrey book Citizen Keane: The Big Lies Behind the Big Eyes reveals lurid details in story of Walter Keane, who rose to fame in 1960s via his paintings of sad-eyed waifs. MORE
May. 9, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; Calder Foundation in Manhattan pays $4,800 for portrait of French artist Fernand Leger by Alexander Calder; exhibit Rene Lalique: Enchanted by Glass, opening May 17 at Corning Museum of Glass in Corning, NY, combines tableware, factory equipment, architectural salvage, trinkets and damaged objects by the French Art Deco designer. MORE
May. 2, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column highlights gallery displays featuring antiques from New York's vanished coastal workplaces; exhibition at the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley in Winchester, Va, features antique 'pie safes' discovered and collected by historians Jeffrey S Evans and Kurt C Russ. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; works by 19th-century Ukrainian poet and painter Taras Shevchenko are tentatively scheduled to arrive for retrospective opening at Manhattan's Ukrainian Museum in May; WEFT-ID, database at Metropolitan Museum of Art's Antonio Ratti Textile Center and Reference Library, allows users to search for textiles by weaver, subject matter and past owners. MORE
Apr. 18, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; book Cuba Then: Rare and Classic Images From the Ramiro A Fernandez Collection, compiled by photography collector Fernandez, explores pre-Castro Cuba; visitors center set to open at Eldridge Street Synagogue will display artifacts from lives of its original 19th-century members; exhibit Hapsburg Splendor: Masterpieces From Vienna's Imperial Collection will begin American tour in February 2015. MORE
Apr. 11, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; exhibits Light and Shadows: The Story of Iranian Jews, at Center for Jewish History, and Discovery and Recovery: Preserving Iraqi Jewish Heritage, at Museum of Jewish Heritage, both feature ritual and household objects from Sephardic Jews who fled Muslim countries; several other institutions are archiving such artifacts and planning exhibits. MORE
Apr. 4, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; Foundation of Russian History's inaugural exhibition The Russian Word and Image: Four Centuries of Books and Art, surveying four centuries of Romanov rule and post-imperial life, opens at Holy Trinity Monastery in Jordanville, NY, in May; Swann Auction Galleries is holding its first sale devoted to vernacular photography in April. MORE
Mar. 28, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; James A Craig book American Eagle: The Bold Art & Brash Life of John Haley Bellamy and accompanying exhibition at Discover Portsmouth museum explore life of 19th-century New England woodcarver John Haley Bellamy; exhibition about Elizabethan interior design firm Charles of London opens at Coe Hall in Oyster Bay, NY. MORE
Mar. 21, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; major collections of Shaker artifacts are on the move, as estates of dealers and collectors go to auction and pieces return to museums or back to Shaker villages from where they came; 1920s mirror, designed by Italian architect Gio Ponti, turns up in antique dealer R Louis Bofferding's store in Manhattan, making turned shop design pilgrimage spot. MORE
Mar. 14, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; Bodies in Balance, new exhibition at Rubin Museum of Art, hopes to shed light on Tibet's healing customs; 1880s British wooden camera with Winslow Homer's initials is donated to Bowdoin College Museum of Art. MORE
Mar. 7, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; new book suggests Julian Onderdonk, renowned for his Texas bluebonnet landscapes, painted under pseudonyms while working in New York; Spirit Stones: The Ancient Art of the Scholar's Rock (Abbeville), documents about 200 pieces of gnarled rock formations that belong to stones dealer Kemin Hu. MORE
Feb. 28, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; workroom from 1910s home of modernist composer Charles Ives in Connecticut is on display at American Academy of Arts and Letters; exhibit of medieval alabaster sculptures will open at Museum of Biblical Art in Manhattan. MORE
Feb. 21, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; exhibit showcasing aggressive metal furniture by designer Paul Evans will open at Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, Pa; numerous variations on basic double-gourd guitar shape will go on view at Guernsey's in Manhattan ahead of sale of 270 instruments, mostly form early 1900s. MORE
Feb. 14, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; incollect.com, thehighboy.com and thefinest.com are among new websites that help antiques collectors click and buy; exhibition of antiques produced in the South opens at DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum; artworks and antiques collected by Art Nouveau scholar and dealer Victor Arwas will be displayed at Sainsbury Center for Visual Arts at University of East Anglia in England. MORE
Feb. 7, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; sofa on which Abraham Lincoln is thought to have sat has been refurbished for a parlor at an 1830s house in Springfield, Ill; works by 19th-century British dog painter John Emms are on display at William Secord Gallery and for sale at Bonhams; exhibition exploring how 19th-century books, prints and photographs presented people who might now be viewed as gay opens at Library Company of Philadelphia. MORE
Jan. 31, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; specialist dealer Jeffrey Eger maintains warehouse of vintage auction catalogs in Morristown, NJ; Freeman's in Philadelphia will auction private art collection of early-1900s hosiery tycoon George D Horst; Japanese screens painted with dense foliage are the subject of several art exhibits, antique shows and auctions. MORE
Jan. 24, 2014
Roberta Smith reviews Winter Antiques Show at Park Avenue Armory. MORE
Jan. 24, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; exhibit Art Interrupted: Advancing American Art and the Politics of Cultural Diplomacy, opening at the Georgia Museum of Art in Athens, recreates traveling art show that caused outcry in 1946; exhibit Sacred Song: Chanting the Bible in the Middle Age, opening at Les Enluminures gallery in New York, showcases 30 elaborately-decorated religious songbooks from the Middle Ages; exhibit Small Treasures: Rembrandt, Vermeer, Hals and Their Contemporaries, at North Carolina museum of art, displays 60 small pieces. MORE
Jan. 23, 2014
Kansas City, Mo, home of Annie Hurlbut Zander, social anthropologist and archaeologist who owns the clothing company Peruvian Connection, is showcase for oddities collected during her travels; Zander relishes worn objects that display sense of history. MORE
Jan. 23, 2014
Unusual wooden library steps designed by Wendell Castle are being offered for $475,000 at 60th Winter Antiques Show at Park Avenue Armory. MORE
Jan. 17, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; 18th-century walnut chairs go on display at Bernard & S Dean Levy gallery; artworks by Ruth Asawa will be sold at Los Angeles Modern Auctions and Keno Auctions; exhibit of sculptures by Anna Hyatt Huntington will open at Columbia University's Wallach Art Gallery. MORE
Jan. 10, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column notes forgotten archives related to black Civil War soldiers that are coming on the market, paintings by 19th-century folk artists Ruth and Samuel Shute that will be sold at Sotheby's and Brooklyn Historical Society's exhibition Brooklyn Abolitionists/In Pursuit of Freedom. MORE
Jan. 3, 2014
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; exhibit City of Silver and Gold: From Tiffany to Cartier, featuring objects made from precious metals, opens at Newark Museum; retrospective of works by 17th-century clockmaker Thomas Tompion opens at National Watch & Clock Museum in Columbia, Pa; book The Rosary Collector's Guide, written by Gloria Brady Hoffner and Helen Hoffner, explores history of rosaries. MORE
Dec. 27, 2013
Eve M Kahn Antiques column lists eight intriguing and largely unknown items acquired at auction by museums in 2013, and where they can be viewed. MORE
Dec. 20, 2013
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; Higgins Armory Museum in Massachusetts, which opened in 1931, is closing, with some of its finer pieces headed to nearby Worcester Art Museum; Woman of Two Worlds exhibit displaying finery and furnishings belonging to Napoleon Bonaparte's American sister-in-law Elizabeth opens at Maryland Historical Society. MORE
Dec. 13, 2013
Eve M Kahn Antiques column; history of funerary furniture is discussed in Elizabeth P Baughan book Couched in Death: Klinai and Identity in Anatolia and Beyond; gallery owner Felix Marcilhac has completed catalog of glass works by Maurice Marinot. MORE
Dec. 6, 2013
Eve M Kahn Antiques column notes many Manhattan antiques shops have closed, unable to compete with online offerings; stained glass windows from houses designed by Frank Lloyd Wright have recently proliferated on the market; several decorative arts institutions have received grants to digitize back issues of their in-house publications. MORE
Dec. 5, 2013
Actor Michael Urie, who stars in one-man Off Broadway play Buyer & Cellar, about Barbra Streisand's underground display of collectables, possesses similar interest in shopping for antiques and knick-knacks, but with considerably smaller budget. MORE
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The Cairo Geniza, Under Piecemeal Restoration
Jewish Theological Seminary in Manhattan is leading a project to clean up and protect torn bits from a treasury of ninth-century writing.
September 26, 2014, Friday
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At the Met, Honoring Kimonos and a Scholar of the Same
The work of the textiles historian Terry Satsuki Milhaupt anchors "Kimono: A Modern History," an exhibition coming to the Met.
September 19, 2014, Friday
Antiquarian Fairs Prove Vital to Dealers
At a time when contemporary art commands an ever more dominant share of the market's spending, dealers in less fashionable collecting fields need "destination" events to survive.
September 15, 2014, Monday
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Casting the Glow of Tiffany Far and Wide
Tiffany glass will appear in a half-dozen major exhibitions this fall, and a handful of museums have been selling some Tiffany pieces.
September 12, 2014, Friday
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Hope you all had an amazing Labor Day Weekend! Many of us spend so much of our time working and not enough time playing so I hope you had a chance to relax, enjoy family and loved ones. The best long weekends are when you can be at peace with nature and your surroundings.
Rewarding yourself is sure to keep your energy flowing. How will you reward yourself this fall?
A trip to the picturesque Ram's Gate Winery in Sonoma seems like a perfect reward! "In a world obsessed with making things faster, where speed is valued above all else, Ram's Gate is our way of pressing pause."
The architecture is a modern interpretation of it's natural surroundings and weathered farmsteads of Carneros, while the interior is an eclectic mix of classic contemporary and urban cool.
Designer, Orlando Diaz-Azcuy did no wrong here and created something exciting at every turn. The interiors were designed with close attention to detail, from the open beam ceiling, the reclaimed wood walls, and the natural stone tops to the mill-work. Large glass pendant lights work great in open spaces because they make a gorgeous statement without cluttering the space.
Clusters of seating create intimate environments. Low coffee tables are always great for casually seating spaces.
The large island in this modern kitchen creates a perfect area for serving and gathering.
Can't you just feel the calmness of Ram's Gate Winery through these photos? What a serene setting!
Images: Ram's Gate Winery
Modern wood paneling has no doubt progressed since the 70's, proving it's a trend that will be around for a while! We love the use of wood paneling on walls, ceilings, floors, and all-over because it has the ability to soften up a space. The white wood planks on the walls of this kitchen (above) create a very clean, natural feel. The oiled white oak floor warms up the space and the use of the same material over the hood is a feature design element. See how even this little accent of the natural wood on the walls can make such a big statement.
The marine plywood panels on the ceiling create a unifying element within this space. The use of wood on the ceiling allows you to use tile on the floor without the space feeling too cold.
Reclaimed wood walls are a very popular trend right now. They mix so beautifully with bold colors and industrial elements. The use of industrial wall sconces against reclaimed wood is the perfect pairing.
Wrapping the walls and ceiling of this rustic bathroom in un-milled, reclaimed wood is a great way to achieve that rustic modern cabin feel. The use of light wood planks and the light concrete floor feels bright and airy, creating a beautiful contrast with the black vanity.
Today, restaurant design uses reclaimed wood to achieve an industrial modern feel. It's a trendy look, creates a cozy atmosphere, and also helps absorb sound. Bronze pendant lights really are the perfect metallic accent in any modern, industrial interior. Gunmetal accents also work perfectly with this industrial modern feel.
Whether you're going for a modern-rustic or chic-industrial, incorporating wood paneling or reclaimed wood into your space can provide you layers of textures that bring softness and warmth. It's a trend that will definitely be around for awhile!
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The Byblos Art Hotel in Verona, Italy is both a contemporary art museum as well as a 5-star hotel. Traditional Italian villa on the outside and over-the-top modern madness on the inside. Stepping inside is sure to be a wake-up for your senses. The hotel is filled with modern works from the likes of Frank Lloyd Wright, Anish Kapoor, Beatriz Millar, Damien Hirst, and Cindy Sherman. This contrast of modern art and 18th century architecture creates a jaw dropping statement that will have you mesmerized!
The 18th century building, Villa Amista, is the work of architect Ignazio Pellegrini while the inventive interiors were created by Allessandro Mendini. Let's take a look inside the minds of these magical designers.
The presidential suite is a cheerful place, combining sculptural mid-century modern chairs in bold yellow that contrast with the white surroundings. Perfect for any modern space, transparent acrylic chairs glow like light sculptures when the sun hits them.
How happy would you be to wake up in this room?! The vibrant colors and fabrics modernize the ornate furniture. Ultra modern floor lamps and table lamps can add even more fun to an already colorful space.
This room (above) is said to be like entering into the designer's imagination. Their mind feels organized and vibrant to me.
The Junior Suite (above) is filled with furniture from Mendini, Ron Arad, and Philippe Starck. Colorful modern wall sconces make a statement in any modern space, even in a room as dramatic as this one!
The Damien Hirst artwork (above): bold fabrics, and ornate furniture...what combinations!
This work by Beatriz Miller (above) should have the art lover in you calling to make a reservation...
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Dutch architects Bas ten Brinke and Carina Nilsson designed this modern home with edge, literally. We approve of this Nordic-style villa's clean lines and beautiful landscape, giving nod to Nordic customs and architecture traditions.
The entire home takes full advantage of the beautiful views with entire walls made up of windows. Not only is it great for taking in the pretty scenery, but the home feels very open and spacious. In the top photo you can see the ceiling even gets higher toward the main living room.
The contemporary interiors feature cool concrete floors and warm wood ceilings. Selecting just a few pieces of stylish seating and modern pendant lighting would help you achieve this look.
Possini Euro Design Aluminum Lotus Pendant, Zuo Cobble White Swivel Chair, Possini Euro White Marble Base Arc Floor Lamp, Zuo Sabbatical Coffee Table
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Yes, stairs can get you from one level to the next, but that's not all the modern stairway design can do! They can be more like sculptural works of art when architects think outside the box, which can make going from one level to the next so much more fun! Whether you choose wood (above), steel, concrete, or glass creating an innovative and beautiful stairway design will make a huge impact in any modern home.
This modern steel staircase (above) gives the appearance of walking through a black box that floats just above the room. And just look at how beautifully the bold black contrasts against the natural materials, but still feels very light and airy. If you don't want to add a stairway or change your current one, black accent furniture can create that visual pop in a space.
Poured concrete stairs mixed with solid block treads create a very organic feel for a modern home (above). This is a great idea for a modern home where the stairs become shelves used to display books and modern home decor. When you think about the alternative for this creative stairway design, there's not much. The architect could have built a wall and made a closet underneath or had an odd area under the stairs... nah. This is a much better option!
A glass staircase does an amazing job of not obstructing the view in this gorgeous outdoor setting (above). The greenery shines through the glass as you view the garden below. This might be a little scary for some, but is stunning nonetheless!
When you think outside the box magic happens!
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You can choose what ever you want to correspond to those numbers, and use anything else that you need to, to complete your layout to your satisfaction.
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It is common to have a chlamydial infection and have no symptoms. Many people who do not know they are infected carry the infection for years. They can transmit it to others and slowly scar their genital organs. In these cases, infected people may have nonspecific symptoms, like vague back or pelvic pain, bowel trouble, painful intercourse, or loss of energy. If recognizable symptoms do occur, they usually appear weeks after exposure.
Symptoms in Men
- Burning, itchy, or painful sensation while urinating
Symptoms in Women
- Increased or abnormal vaginal discharge
- Vaginal redness or irritation
- Painful and frequent urination
- Unusual vaginal bleeding, or bleeding between periods
- Pain or bleeding during or after sex
- Abdominal pain
Effects of Untreated Chlamydia
If left untreated, chlamydia can have serious health consequences.
Complications of untreated chlamydia in men include:
- Epididymitis —A painful swelling and inflammation of the testicles, which may lead to infertility.
- Urethritis —The inside of the urethra may become inflamed, which causes burning when passing urine. If scarring occurs, it may cause difficulty with passing urine, or block urine flow completely.
- Prostatitis —An inflammation of the prostate gland. Symptoms include pain in and around the groin and pelvis, or discomfort when urinating. It may also create flu-like symptoms, such as fever, chills, body aches, or fatigue.
- Reiter's syndrome —A triad of urethritis, arthritis, and conjunctivitis .
Complications of untreated chlamydia in women include:
- Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)—A serious infection that can lead to infertility , even in women who never have symptoms. If symptoms do occur, they may include pelvic pain and pain with intercourse. PID causes scar tissue, or may cause an abscess to form, in the fallopian tubes.
- Tubal pregnancy —Scarring in the fallopian tube also increases the risk of a tubal pregnancy and infertility. A tubal pregnancy occurs when a fertilized egg cannot reach the uterus. It is a serious condition that may cause a rupture, bleeding, or infection inside the abdomen. A ruptured or bleeding tubal pregnancy is considered a surgical emergency.
- Abdominal inflammation—Chlamydia and gonorrhea may cause inflammation around the reproductive organs, the appendix, or the liver. When the liver is involved, symptoms resemble gallbladder disease , with fever and pain under the right ribs. This condition is called Fitz-Hugh-Curtis syndrome.
Chlamydia symptoms may also appear in the:
- Rectum—Chlamydial infection can spread to the rectum or begin there from anal intercourse. It can cause pain, anal discharge and bleeding, and lower abdominal cramping.
- Throat—Oral sexual contact can lead to a chlamydial infection in the throat that resembles strep throat .
Neonatal Chlamydia
Pregnant women can transmit chlamydia to their newborns during birth. This may cause conjunctivitis or pneumonia in the baby.
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- Click here for a selected list of environmental opportunities posted on Titan Jobs
Interested in getting involved in campus??? Look into becoming an Eco-Representative!
Mission: The UWO Eco-Rep Program trains students leaders who model and promote environmentally responsible behaviors in the residence halls and other university facilities by educating their peers.
· GPA of 2.5 or higher
· Commitment to implementing and communicating sustainable practices
· A general knowledge base about sustainability
· Student living in the residence hall with a minimum of 12 credits and a commitment to the position for the fall and spring semester
To learn more about the position and compensation, go to the Department of Residence Life home page and click on"Get Involved." Under Employment click on "General ResLife Positions" and complete the application and reference.
If you have any questions feel free to contact Jordan Derber at firstname.lastname@example.com or by phone at (920) 424-0408.
Tetra Tech has an immediate opening for an Environmental Scientist in the Green Bay, WI area. This position will work under the direction of a Sr. ESQ Scientist, ensuring implementation of ESQ programs. This field position offers a variety of hands on training.
Job Responsibilities:
- Perform quality control testing and inspection for environmental remediation.
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- Keep current of developments and interpretation of Quality standards and regulations.
- Ensure proper use of protective equipment, use monitoring instruments and interpret results.
- Identify health and safety hazards and recommend corrective actions.
- Investigate quality incidents and participate in safety briefings and on-site staff training.
- Order the shut down of site activities upon determining the presence of an imminent health and safety hazard.
- High School or equivalent education required commensurate with experience, Bachelor Degree preferred.
- Individuals with Hazwoper 40 hr OSHA training and boating experience preferred.
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Good Earth Farms is looking for individuals who are interested in learning about and working on an environmentally responsible vegetable farm. The work is labor intensive, yet extremely rewarding. Learning experiences will come from hands-on work and demonstrations from and discussions with the farmers and crew leader. You will see and experience what it takes to operate a 20 acre diverse vegetable farm through seeding, planting, weeding, harvesting, washing, and packaging. A majority of the work is outside. They would like individuals who can begin in May and stay up to November. For more details about the job details and to send an application, visit their website www.goodearthfarm.net
Farm Internships in Milwaukee!!! Growing Power is accepting 3-month option applications at this time!
Growing Power is a non-profit 501(c)3 farm and land trust supporting people from diverse backgrounds, and the environments in which they live, by helping to provide equal access to healthy, high-quality, safe and affordable food for people in all communities.
Internship Description
The Growing Power internship requires a three-month commitment with the expectation that interns work 6 days per week, averaging 60 hours of work in a dynamic work environment. Farming is hardwork, therefore all interns must have a positive attitude, an ability to receive constructive criticism and a strong work ethic. Potential intern candidates would need to demonstrate the ability to:
Perform tedious, hands-on physical labor;
Be flexible, able and willing to adapt to various work assignments throughout their internship experience;
Be able to communicate effectively with diverse audiences, staff and management.
- Care for livestock: goats and chickens
- Prep soil beds and/or pots for seeding around facility
- Maintain, develop and/or improve infrastructure on farm
- Assist the aquaponic, soil production, mushroom and offsite facility teams with projects
- Help distribute and pick up compost containers from our Westlawn Partnership and deliver Farm-to-City Market Baskets to participants
- Teach and work with community youth and/or adults on farm related projects
- Actively participate in events such as workshops, farm conferences and various community events
- Assist staff at farmers markets
- Build customer relations and help with set-up, sales, and break-down at the farmers' market stands
- Ability to lift 75 lbs +
- Use wheelbarrows, small hand tools
- Desire to learn and improve
- Willingness to work outdoors in all conditions
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- $100 per week, paid bi-weekly
- Room and board, security deposit required
- Laundry access
- Farm-to-City Market Basket each week
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Please e-mail attached cover letter, resume, and a brief description that should outline what you would like to accomplish personally as an intern in food system development and how you would use this experience to contribute to building community food systems to email@example.com & for any more details please visit: growingpower.org
All potential interns are required to complete two work-days in Milwaukee as a part of the application process. Dates will be arranged after submission of the application.
Madison Parks is currently recruiting interns for various 2013 fall semester internships. The City of Madison Parks Division manages 260 parks and over 6000 acres of land and includes various departments including: recreation services, maintenance, four golf courses, Olbrich Botanical Gardens, Warner Park Community Recreation Center, Goodman Pool, facilities, conservation, forestry, cemetery, planning, and administrative staff. They are looking for interns in various Departments; Special Events Intern, Volunteer Management Intern, Marketing/Graphic Design Intern, and Communications Intern! Together, staff and interns work toward the department's vision to enrich lives through quality parks and programs. This internship can run 6-12 weeks during the semester. Intern hours can range from 10-35 hours per week, but the internship may not exceed a total of 240 total hours for the whole internship. Interns will be compensated at a rate of $500/per 80 hours work or per credit earned. The duration of the internship can be determined with the intern. Hours are flexible, but most will occur between 8:00 am-4:30 pm, Monday-Friday, although some weekend and evening hours will be required. All applicants need to fill out an online application and e-mail a resume to firstname.lastname@example.com to be considered for fall internships. For further information please visit: http://www.cityofmadison.com/parks/about/internships.cfm
Ashland County Land & Water Conservation Department is looking for an Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) Technician. The main duties of the AIS Tech is to increase awareness of aquatic invasive species by sharing information on regulations, laws, & prevention steps with boaters, anglers, & other visitors at boat landings and help them check their watercraft & equipment before entering/leaving the water for aquatic animals and plants. AIS Techs will also collect behaviors of boaters and report it into the Surface Water Integrated Monitoring System (SWIMS) database. Other duties include operating a portable boat wash, educating the public on aquatic invasive species, assisting the AIS Coordinator with monitoring, workshops, training, and other educational outreach programs, and other misc. tasks. To view full details and qualifications please view the AIS Tech Intern and view the application: AIS Tech Application. Deadline to apply is May 4th, 2013!
Recycling Solid Waste Project Assistant for Waukesha County. Hours vary from 25-40 per week with pay range is $8.29 - $11.42 per hour. Full details and application can be found at:
Waukesha County - Human Resources Division
Applications accepted until position is filled!
Have you ever held a newborn deer fawn? Would you like to? Well the deer research team has a deal for you! Starting in mid-May Jared Duquette and Mike Watt (Science Services) will be coordinating research teams to capture and radiocollar fawns for an ongoing fawn survival study. The only caveat is you have to will have to walk through thick woods and wet marshes for a few hours to help find fawns to radiocollar. Those mother deer do not often make it easy for us to find their babies! However, the payoff is an exciting lifetime opportunity to possibly get your picture taken with a fawn and help us to better understand the effects of weather, predators, and other factors on deer.
Their research is taking place in two study areas, near the town of Shiocton in Shawano County and the town of Winter in Sawyer County. They are especially looking for DNR volunteers to assist in the northern (Winter) study area because fawns are typically harder to find there and they need dedicated nature lovers to put in extra effort to meet our research goal of radiocollaring 80 fawns. They are in particular need of extra DNR staff support from 18 May–10 June, when most fawns are born in the state. Friends and family are welcome to help, but should be able to endure several hours of semi-strenuous hiking. They will provide housing for any FTE staff willing to assist, but friends and family will have to find alternative housing.
During 2011 and 2012, thanks to the help of volunteers across the state, researchers had wonderful success capturing fawns. A total of 212 fawns, including 144 (94 radio collared, 50 ear-tagged) in the Shiocton area and 68 (60 radio collared, eight ear-tagged) in the Winter area, were captured.
If you would like to get scheduled to help out please contact the northern crew at 608-219-0771 or the eastern crew at 920-373-3565. Please schedule a day before you arrive. Once again, they would really like your help up north, and would make a nice weekend catching fawns and maybe getting a camping or canoe trip in with it!
Looking for a volunteer opportunity this summer? Help Conserve Nighthawks just may be the thing for you then! This is a great opportunity for students near Oshkosh, Winneconne, Fremont, Fond du Lac, east shore of Winnebago, and further south. Please take a look at this flyer for more information and how to sign up!
Interested in volunteering to assist with the waste audit? UWO is working with the Menasha School District to do a waste audit of one of their elementary schools on Tuesday, April 9th.. Are you a reputable student looking for some volunteering experience? They are looking for at least 4 students to assist for a day.They need helpers from 9:00am-1:00pm to assist with the on-site observation and collection at Clovis Grove Elementary, and then 1:00pm-4pm(or earlier) to help with sorting and analysis of waste at the UW Oshkosh Biodigester. Please contact Michelle Bogden Muetzel by Phone: (920) 424-3148 or by Fax: (920) 424-0832!
Let the public know your opinion on the Winnebago Waterways! If you swim, fish, boat, own a business or live around the shores the Winnebago Waterways are a part of your life, that's why they want to know your opinion. They want your input so they can make the best decisions in the future for the Waterways. For the next four days there are meetings locally, click on this link for times and places! :) Waterways Public Meetings
Having a hard time in deciding what direction to take with Environmental Studies? Dr. Ken Green (president of SusDev Tech) is holding career workshop webinars and individual coaching to students who are seeking jobs in international development, natural resource management, environmental sustainability, and green development. The webinar will be split into two sessions; May 8th and 9th, 4 P.M. to 6 P.M. (eastern time). Course topics include: resume building, networking, incorporating environmental risk, contract services, RFPs, Scope of Works, and proposal writing. To sign up please click here!
Student Training for Environmental Protection (STEP) has confirmed they have three programs for this summer - in Virginia, Connecticut, and Wisconsin!!!!!! The STEP program is designed to give students the skills they need to become effective environmental advocates and organizers. STEP is an intensive course facilitated by a diverse crew of some of the best youth organizers in the U.S and Puerto Rico. The program focuses on environmental justice and anti-oppression and the workshops and activities reflect that. During the program participants learn how to create (or strengthen) successful and inclusive groups that will be able to run effective environmental campaigns on their campuses or in their communities. For information visit: http://www.gsew.org/step.html. Take a look at: Step Student Training. If you have any questions contact Colin Bennett via email: email@example.com or by phone 860-395-8392.
Wisconsin Wildlife Federation Conservation Leadership Corps!!! - The newly formed Wisconsin Wildlife Federation is looking for college freshmen and sophomores to be apart of the first class of students for the Conservation Leadership Corps that will start the fall semester of 2013. The training program that is being developed will focus on providing students with the training in leadership skills, analyzing and developing sound conservation policy positions and effective communication and advocacy for the policy positions that they develop. The positions and resolutions that they develop will be presented and voted on the by the WWF Board of Directors at their annual 2014 meeting. The Corps will be fully active in the WWF policy committees and will be represented on the WWF Board of Directors. All of the costs for the Corps members will be fully funded by the Federation and all students (upon completion of the training program) will receive a $250 scholarship! Information on the program and application forms may be obtained by clicking here :) Applications are due on May 15, 2013! *Be sure to also check out Wisconsin Wildlife Federations website as well: http://www.wiwf.org/index.php
Colorado Ecosystem Field Study - Summer 2013- Study, hike and camp in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains! Gain valuable career skills in hands-on ecosystem fiend research, and earn three undergraduate semester transfer credits! This is an opportunity to apply your classroom/textbook learning while surrounded by Colorado's ecosystem setting,and it is open to students from all universities (accredited by the University of Montana at Missoula Environmental Studies Program- ENST 391). For more information please visit: http://www.ecofs.org/
The Yosemite Environmental Science Research Training REU - The iconic Yosemite National Park (YNP) is among the oldest and most heavily visited protected areas in the world. It is home to many natural resources. Yosemite represents a 'living laboratory' for environmental science and serves as the site of our REU program.Student activities consist of individual research projects, spanning a broad range of disciplines such as Ecology, Geoscience, Biodiversity, Conservation, Restoration, Hydrology, and Engineering. Research training is provided by mentors from UCM (Schools of Natural Sciences, Engineering, and Social Sciences) and the USGS Western Ecological Research Center. Students also participate in a series of field trips led by teams of UCM, USGS, and NPS scientists focusing on Yosemite ad the Sierra Nevada. Finally the students attend a weekly seminar in Environmental Science. Eight students will be recruited from UC Merced, colleges in the Central Valley of California, and colleges and universities nationwide. The successful students will be staying at the SNRI Yosemite Field Station, located in the village of Wawona just inside the south entrance to Yosemite National Park. The Field Station is used by researchers and other students all summer.
In 2013 the program will run from June 16th to August 17th. The current list of projects available for 2013 can be found here and faculty mentors can be found here!
Applications are due by April 26th; guidelines to apply can be found here!
Are you a fisheries biologist, botanist, environmental consultant, biological technician, aquatic biologist, extension agent, college student, etc. who would like to improve your knowledge of aquatic plant identification? If so, be sure to sign up for the Gratiot Lake Conservancy-sponsored AQUATIC PLANT WORKSHOP in Michigan's Upper Peninsula this summer! This class will also be useful to volunteer monitors or lake association members interested in learning how to identify aquatic plants and invasive species in order to protect healthy ecosystems in inland lakes. WHERE: near Eagle Harbor (Keweenaw Peninsula of Michigan's Upper Peninsula)
WHEN: August 24 (Sat.) and August 25 (Sun.) 2013
9:00 AM to 4:00 PM each day
INSTRUCTOR: botanist Janet Marr
FEE: Space is limited and advance enrollment is required. The fee for this 2-day workshop is $80 ($60 for Gratiot Lake Conservancy members). Fee includes a field notebook. Enrollment form can be downloaded from the Aquatic Plant Workshop page at http://gratiotlakeconservancy.org/AquaticPlantWrkshp2013.htm
WORKSHOP ACTIVITIES: Workshop activities will take place both inside the classroom and in the field at several Keweenaw lakes and channels/coves connected to Lake Superior. Submersed and floating-leaved aquatic plants will be identified with a focus on identification of pondweeds (Potamogeton and Stuckenia species) and rosette-formers including the Michigan endangered awlwort (Subularia aquatica). Techniques for collecting and herbarium specimen/label preparation will be demonstrated. Differences between aquatic invasive species such as Eurasian water-milfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum) and curly-leaf pondweed (Potamogeton crispus) and their native relatives will be discussed.
For further details on how to sign up please view these: Aquatic Plant Enrollment & Aquatic Plant Workshop Notice
Semester in the Wild now accepting applications for Fall 2013! The University of Idaho's Semester in the Wild program is now accepting applications for the 2013 fall semester. The program, open to any undergraduate student, runs from late August through mid-December. Participants will earn 15 upper-division credits while studying river ecology, environmental writing, wilderness and protected area management, western literature, and outdoor leadership in some of the most compelling and inspiring landscapes in the Rocky Mountains. Students will spend the entire semester off-campus. One of their first experiences will be backpacking 35 miles into the University's Taylor Wilderness Research Station, one of the nation's
most remote research stations, where they will spend the first half of the semester. After six weeks, we will fly out of Taylor to the McCall Field Campus on Payette Lake to continue the integrated learning experience.
The Semester in the Wild course will give students an opportunity to:
conduct undergraduate research alongside scientists,
study rivers and salmon ecosystems in an environment far removed from human impact,
read and write about great literature of the American West,
learn why we have our current wilderness management programs and how such programs evolve.
For more information please visit: http://www.uidaho.edu/cnr/wild/
The University of Southern Mississippi is offering a summer 2013 field program in the Gulf of Mexico! The Summer Field Program is designed to allow undergraduate and graduate students an opportunity to learn about coastal environments in an intensive field and lab based setting. On site amenities include research vessels, dormitory, dining hall, research labs, library, and a specimen museum. To learn more about exact dates, course offerings, and more information visit: www.usm.edu/gcrl/summer_field/index.php
Land Ethic Leader, Aldo Leopold Foundation, Baraboo.
You can be a Land Ethic Leader! Learn to use observation, participation, and reflection as a systematic method to explore and deepen your own land ethic in relationship to the land ethic of others. This flexible framework is also a powerful tool to take back to your existing programs and activities, helping reconnect people with the natural world in deeper ways. Join us August 8-9, 2013 for our Land Ethic Leaders program. We even have some scholarships available: for Wisconsin residents from the Wisconsin Environmental Education Board and for students ages 16-25 from the National Conservation Training Center. Register today!
Annual Volunteer Stream Monitoring Symposium- Since 2006 the University of Wisconsin-Extension and the Wisconsin DNR, and the River Alliance of Wisconsin have hosted a statewide gathering for citizen stream monitors, local program coordinators and others interested in stream monitoring volunteering. Attending the Symposium is a chance for networking and education.
In 2013, they will be teaming up with the Citizen-based Monitoring Network of Wisconsin and Wisconsin's Master Naturalist Program to host a conference for coordinators and participants in all types of citizen science projects. The Citizen-based Monitoring Conference will be held Friday, April 5, and Saturday, April 6, 2013 at the Hotel Mead in Wisconsin Rapids. To find out more about this event visit: http://wiatri.net/cbm/Conference/
C2C Fellows Workshop -C2C Fellows is a national network for undergraduates and recent graduates aspiring to sustainability leadership in politics and business. C2C stands for Campus to Congress, to Capitol, to City Hall, and also for Campus to Corporation. It also stands for young people gaining control of their future. C2C Fellows is the power network for young people with the wisdom, ambition, talent, and grace to change the future. C2C Fellows engages 300 students each year in intensive, weekend leadership trainings. These regional workshops cover communication, entrepreneurship, environmental and climate science, media, raising capital, and other critical topics. Upon graduation from the workshops, students join the C2C Fellows Network. With being part of C2C you can be eligible for competitive scholarships. For detailed information please visit: http://www.bard.edu/cep/c2c/
(Workshop dates are: University of Michigan Ann Arbor: Mar 15 - 17 & Lewis and Clark College, Portland OR: Apr 12 - 14)
GrocerEase, an organic farm in Ripon, is looking for a student to measure aphid abundance in his green house. If the student is interested, this project could grow into a full-blown research project testing different pest control strategies. If you are interested in learning about the opportunity please contact Misty McPhee; firstname.lastname@example.com
Power. Shift. 2013.
This October 18-21 over 10,000 of us will come together in Pittsburgh for Power Shift 2013, the largest and most powerful convergence in the youth climate movement. We'll share stories and ideas, learn about the latest in clean energy solutions, and chart a course forward for a clean, sustainable future! In the past year, our movement has made incredible progress fighting the Keystone XL pipeline, pushing back against the coal industry, scaling up renewables, and building the power to see this work through. Power Shift 2013 is our opportunity to come together and shift our country entirely away from fossil fuels and toward local clean energy solutions. For the first time ever, Power Shift will hosted outside of Washington, D.C. We're taking it to Pittsburgh, a city at the crossroads of the fight for a clean & just energy future -- at the center of building the green economy, yet also directly in the firing line of the fracking industry. And as Pennsylvania continues to wrestle with dangerous air pollution, Pittsburgh is becoming a symbol in the fight for healthy communities. For more details and how to sign up please visit: Power Shift 2013
National Wildlife Federation's Campus Ecology Program is currently accepting applications for our 2013 class of Campus Ecology Fellows!!! NWF's Campus Ecology Fellows confront climate change on their campuses and help to educate andengage the campus community on climate action solutions. Monetary fellowship grants are awarded to undergraduate and graduate students working with members of the faculty, staff, or administration on projects designed to help address climate change impacts and to protect wildlife and habitat on campus and beyond. In addition to a modest grant, Fellows also receive project support, leadership development, recognition of their accomplishments and other perks. To view more details and how to apply please visit: nwf.org Deadline to apply is April 14th!
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Incoming freshman at Georgia Tech got quite the welcome speech.
Watch as one of the school's students pulls out all the stops.
"In the words of Sir Isaac Newton, 'If I have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of giants.' Georgia Tech is proud of its many traditions, but the one I find most exciting is our tradition of excellence. Our mission as students is not follow in the footsteps of the astronauts, Nobel Prize laureates and presidents who graduated before us, but to exceed their footsteps, crush the shoulders of the giants upon whom we stand. We, here, are all such innovative people. So, I am telling you if you want to change the world, you're at Georgia Tech. You can do that! If you want to build the 'Iron Man' suit, you are at Georgia Tech. You can do that! If you want to play theme music during your convocation speech like (beep), we're at Georgia Tech. We can do that! I am doing that!"
That was Nick Selby, and he absolutely did do that.
He's part of the mechanical engineering class of 2015 at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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Sep 9, 2014kellyehowell from Incline Village, NV, Rating:5.0
Feels great.... Love the color. Does run a bit large
Sep 8, 2014lenamay from Washington DC, Rating:5.0
One of the nicest robes I have ever had. The right weight, not too heavy, not flimsy. Soft turkish cotton, I chose the gray, a pleasant light color, not dull, rather has a touch of silver. Great gift idea.
Sep 6, 2014yava from Dewey, Az., Rating:5.0
received this and it was exactly what I wanted. Nice, thick, heavy terry cloth. Nice and long. I am 5'8' and it is only about six inches off the floor. Overstock was out of the color I wanted but the rose color they did have and ordered is a good dark rose, not pink. The robe seems to be well made and was not a problem to wash. I believe this will be nice and warm for winter.
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Love this robe. The quality of the material is wonderful like a heavy t-shirt material. The belt is sewn on the back of the robe - no need to thread the belt through holes after washing. No searching for belts in the washer or dryer. The color is great and has not faded but, I do use cold water and detergent meant for cold water wash. I would recommend this robe to anyone who appreciates light weight comfort that keeps you feeling comfortable and cozy.
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Light weight. Order a size larger than you would wear, Nice looking, inexpensive robe.
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»Overcome with fear and dread, Marie's heart had beaten so strongly, she thought that it must leap from her breast, and she would die; but now she felt as if the blood had frozen in her veins.« (E.T.A. Hoffmann, »The Nutcracker and the Mouse King«) What had happened to the young heroine? The Christmas celebration began so well, with one particular gift vanquishing Marie's heart – a nutcracker. But the peaceful atmosphere is destroyed by the intrusion of a terrifying band of warlike mice, and the girl needs both great courage and the help of her new guardian in order to defeat this strange army. The experience to ensue proves extraordinarily intense, with the wooden nutcracker springing to life and travelling together with Marie to the land of sweet dreams …
Premiered in St. Petersburg in 1892, Peter I. Tchaikovsky's »Nutcracker« has gone on to become one of the world's most performed ballets. Bursting with melody, the music masterfully presents the multifaceted colour of the narrative scenes at the Christmas party as well as the resplendently magnificent dances in the dream section, treated as a series of divertissements. This production by Semperoper Ballett offers a traditional yet imaginative interpretation, setting the Christmas celebrations very close to home - in Dresden.
Ballet in two acts
Choreography by Aaron S. Watkin and Jason Beechey
Running time 2 hours 10 minutes
Premiere 26 Nov 2011
Narrative after Marius Petipa: Aaron S. Watkin, Jason Beechey
Choreography: Aaron S. Watkin, Jason Beechey
Music: Peter I. Tschaikowsky
Set Design & Costume Design: Roberta Guidi di Bagno
Lighting Design: Marco Filibeck
Dramaturgy: Stefan Ulrich
Semperoper Ballett
Staatskapelle Dresden
Students of the Palucca Hochschule für Tanz Dresden
With kind support of the Stiftung zur Förderung der Semperoper


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The 2014 Pathfinder satisfies the "innovation that excites" needs of today's drivers with levels of responsive acceleration, braking, handling and ride comfort expected of a Nissan product.
The 2013 Pathfinder showcases what is nothing less than Pathfinder re-imagined - a next-gen SUV with an unparalleled balance of capability, premium comfort and advanced, user-friendly technology.
The 2014 Nissan Pathfinder Hybrid offers 26 mpg combined fuel economy and a 526-mile driving range with no compromise of performance or interior roominess.


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This expansive mirror appears to float within its solid wood frame. A versatile piece, it can be hung vertically or horizontally to add a bright, light-reflecting spot to any space.
• Glass; solid wood frame.
• Hangs vertically or horizontally.
• 20"w x 1.5"d x 40"h.
• Assembly required.
• Mounting hardware included.
• Wipe clean.
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Long lost Rolling Stones Live Disc Featured In New Movie Box Set
Sunday, September 30, 2012
The world premiere of the Rolling Stones' legendary unreleased movie Charlie Is My Darling - Ireland 1965 will take place on Saturday night (September 29th) at the 50th New York Film Festival in Manhattan. The band's early manager and producer, Andrew Loog Oldham, will be in attendance. The band has just revealed the contents of the upcoming "Super Deluxe Box Set," which includes both DVD and Blu-ray discs featuring the new 2012 version of the film as well as the director's producer's cuts -- plus "significant unseen additional performance and other footage shot in Dublin and Belfast in September of 1965." The set will be released on November 6th.
The bonus content in the collection features two CD's; one featuring the film's newly created soundtrack album, which includes live tracks, audio from the film, and orchestral versions of Stones tracks -- and the second featuring 13 live recordings the band recorded during their 1965 UK tour, which featured the Stones' original lineup -- Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Charlie Watts, and Bill Wyman. Also included in the set is a 10-inch vinyl record of the live material, a 42-page hardcover book, along with a replica poster for the band's September 4th, 1965 Belfast date.
On the "Ask Keith" section of his website (KeithRichards.com) Keith Richards explained that back in the day the Stones realized that the road was littered with unbelievable talent that would never make it to the big time: "You'd pull up to some bar, and you'd (laughs) hear some of the most incredible pickers and band that you pass by in the night. You have a quick beer and a sandwich and you're back on the road. At the same time, the guys in the back of the room are playing some hot, hot stuff, y'know? I mean, so you, eventually you get to know that there's loads of you out there -- not everybody's gonna become a star. Y'know, that's another trick and it has to do with timing more than anything."
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Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson delivered his 19th State of the County address tonight. One of the big announcements was the creation of the web site, mitradeschool.org.
The Department of Economic Development created the site, which aims to connect those who are looking for training in skilled trades to regional trade schools. The site also explores possible careers, details training programs, and aids in job searches.
Patterson gave his address to a crowd of more than 500 people. He announced the economy is rebounding and referred to the most recent data.
Oakland County had the highest per capita income in the state in 2011, and the county produced more than 23,000 jobs – which was more than 10,000 more than what was predicted.


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YouTube Description: In 2007, Ke'onte was just eight years old, News 8's Gloria Campos featured him as a Wednesday's Child in hopes of finding a family to adopt him.Following a failed adoption and disappointment, Gloria did another report on Ke'onte two years later, in hopes the second time would be the charm. Now 14, Ke'onte returned to WFAA to surprise Gloria Campos, live, during the Wednesday, March 4, 2014 News 8 at 10 broadcast.
News Anchor Reunited With dBoy She Helped Find Family
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