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It is well known that the Massey-Harris/Massey-Ferguson tractor acquired rubber tyres and a plastic driver later in its production. I have noted that the changes did not happen all at once. I apologize for most of the tyres being on the wrong way but that is how they were found.
Firstly there was the standard #300 with metal wheels etc. There are some variations with the base finish, but this is not the subject here.
The first change came with the wheel and tyres being changed. This example has the wrong front tyres and the 'Massey-Harris' stenciling has rubbed off. the driver's seat is pressed metal.
The second change was the driver was changed to the plastic moulding and is seated on the tin plate pressing. Still labelled 'Massey-Harris'
The third change was the replacement of the tin plate seat with a moulded pillar (most uncomfortable!). The sign is now a label 'Massey-Ferguson'
I also have one fitted with a metal driver that may not be original but it seems firmly fitted to the casting.
The last change I think is the exhaust pipe is replaced with a plastic one - easily lost! Unpainted steering wheel.
And one fitted with green wheels from the Field Marshall tractor! The signs seem to be stenciled and not a label.
Ron Ford
Hello Ron,
Nice compilation on variations of the 300 Massey Harris/Ferguson Tractor!
There seems to be a South African issue as well, without any labelling.
My green wheel Tractor has a black exhaust.
Kind regards,
The South African issue is with or without tampoo marking "DIESEL HARRIS".
There are at least eight variations of the model plus the S.A. one, six trade boxes and eight individual end flaps boxes.
1 - Diecast hubs and tyres, diecast driver painted beige, tin plate driver's seat, spun exhaust, marked Massey Harris by tampoo.
2 - Rubber tyres, diecast driver painted beige, tin plate driver's seat, spun exhaust, marked Massey Harris by tampoo.
3 - Rubber tyres, blue plastic driver, tin plate driver's seat, spun exhaust, marked Massey Harris by tampoo.
4 - Rubber tyres, blue plastic driver, diecast driver's seat, spun exhaust, marked Massey Harris by tampoo.
5 - Yellow hubs, rubber tyres, blue plastic driver , diecast driver's seat, spun exhaust, marked Massey Ferguson by tampoo.
6 - Green hubs, rubber tyres, blue plastic driver , diecast driver's seat, spun or yellow plastic exhaust, marked Massey Ferguson by tampoo. Rare issue.
7 - Rubber tyres, blue plastic driver , diecast driver's seat, yellow exhaust, marked Massey Ferguson by tampoo.
8 - Rubber tyres, blue plastic driver , diecast driver's seat, yellow exhaust, unpainted steering wheel, marked Massey Ferguson by tampoo.
Visiting the website of Farmers Weekly http://www.fwi.co.uk/machinery/dinky-tractors-go-full-size.htm I found an amusing story about the Massey-Harris Farm Tractor, the model, the real one and their boxes(!):
David Cousins
Wednesday 3 June 2009
"To mark the 75th anniversary of Dinky Toys, North Yorkshire tractor enthusiasts have created the ultimate homage – full-size replicas of two of their models, complete with display boxes. They go on public display for the first time at Newby Hall's tractor rally on Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 June 2009.
Peter Dean of Galphay, near Ripon, created a display box for his 1950 Massey Harris 744 tractor, a full-size version of the Dinky toy version, right down to the colour of the packaging. The size of a single domestic garage, the display box is made of wood and painted in the same style as the original Dinky version, owned by fellow enthusiast – and the man behind the idea – Maurice Craven.
"People will think we're mad for trying to do this, but with 2009 being the 75th anniversary of Dinky Toys, there has never been a better time to recreate the Dinky model at actual size," says Maurice.
"Really, we have just done the reverse of what Dinky are famous for; they take a full-size vehicle, miniaturise it and put it in a box. We've taken a miniature box, increased its scale and put it around a working vintage tractor."
It took several weekends for Peter – a joiner by trade – and his son, Mark Dean, to build the boxes and paint them in the Dinky style.
The second model is an orange Field-Marshall Model Series IIIa, dating from 1953 …."
Kind regards, Jan
I just had a good look at the version with the metal driver and pillar seat and decided it should be disqualified as the spigot on the left foot has been removed as there is no hole in the deck and so is glued in place.
Ron F
I have a question that has been keeping me busy for a long time. Are there differences to be found between the earliest 27a Massey Harris Tractor compared to the later 300 Massey Harris? I mean the 1st versions with metal wheels and Tan cast driver on a split metal chair. There has never been a model number on the base. Is it true that I find that all early Massey Harris tractors have a black metal steering stem and the later editions have a blanc bare metal steering stem? Is it correct that the driver of early models is clearly different from the later drivers? I see that the cap and the coloring of the head of both models are different. When does that changed? Can anyone say more about this? Is there a drawing that can explain something?
Jan Oldenhuis 9-2-2018
I am excited that I have found several differences between the earliest Massey Harris tractor 27a and the later ones. I discovered casting variations that not yet have been discussed before in TMT, DTCA or elsewhere. I'm curious if they are known by other members and or someone also has this 1st version, maybe without knowing it. I hope to receive some reactions about that.
I have now 3 Massey Harris tractors, one earliest 27a and 2 later ones, probably sales number 300, but there was never a sales number in the base. I always thought that the Massey Harris tractor with metal wheels and tan cast driver on a split metal chair were all the same, till I shortly received the most early 27a from a first owner born in 1938. I went to examine the 3 models carefully and discovered the following casting differences which I visualize in pictures hereunder:
1. Colour steering wheel rod: early - black; Later - blanc.
2. Steering wheel mounting on steering rod: Early - with (extra) coupling underside steering wheel; Later - without coupling.
3. Strengthening rear platform: early - without strengthening; later - with strengthening.
4. Fastening driver to the underside of his seat: A) with rivet. B) with a sort of plug?
5. Towing Hook: early – small; later - large hook.
6. Hubs inside rear cast wheels: early small; later large hubs.
7. Strengthening inside cast rear wheels: early - 4x narrow upright; later - 3x flat wide.
Dinky Toys Massey Harris Tractor - right - early version with black steering wheel on black rod; left - later version with black steering wheel on blanc rod
In the meantime I searched and found an answer at my question in my contribution above, about my thoughts about the colour of the steering wheel rod of the earliest MH tractor. I found confirmation of my findings in the job list in the GBDT page 178 (see picture): The steering-wheel assembly of the Dumper truck and Farm tractor are equal (2-1-1948). Although the steering rod is not mentioned in this, I assume that the steering rod is an essential part of the steering wheel and included in the assembly of the steering wheel. The steering wheel and the steering rod of the 562 Dumper Truck are completely black (see picture). That's why the earliest version of the 27a Massey Harris Tractor the steering wheel and the steering rod, according Job No 12989, are also completely black.
This is the only box I have of the Massey Harris Tractor.
Several boxes have been issued, which I leave to others. In this contribution I have shown how easy to recognise a first edition of the 27a Massey Harris. Jacques, are these information's something for your encyclopaedia?
Greetings to all,
Jan Oldenhuis, 3-3-2018.
Dear Jan
Thank you for the information in your post above, I was not aware of the variation in the driver's bottom. Which is the earliest one ? Split stud or spun / riveted ?
There is still a lot to find out about these tractors as there are many variations and a list of the at least twelve different variations has still to be written.
The 27a and the 300 are different models. The 27a is stamped MASSEY HARRIS and the 300 is stamped MASSEY FERGUSON. Are there any 27a with tubber tyres ? Some of the 300 had no MASSEY FERGUSON stamping. Factory errors ?
There were many boxes, mainly trade boxes for the 27a, at least six different ones and I know only one yellow box with the double numbering. I do not know of a yellow box with only 27a. I think that none has been made because thre was a double numbered trade box. The 300 issued in 1954 had at least seven different boxes all with the reference 300. The double reference yellow boxes were for the 27a.
Every one is welcomed to give a complete description of the models in their collection so that a list of the variations can be made. Below is my list of variations for the 300.
1 • Diecast hubs and tyres, diecast driver painted beige, tin plate driver's seat, black steering wheel, blanc steering column, spun exhaust, marked Massey Harris by tampoo.
2 • Yellow plastic front hubs, rubber tyres, diecast driver painted beige, tin plate driver's seatt, black steering wheel, blanc steering column, spun exhaust, marked Massey Harris by tampoo.
3 • Yellow plastic front hubs, rubber tyres, blue plastic driver, tin plate driver's seatt, black steering wheel, blanc steering column, spun exhaust, marked Massey Harris by tampoo.
4 • Yellow plastic front hubs, rubber tyres, blue plastic driver, diecast driver's seatt, black steering wheel, blanc steering column, spun exhaust, marked Massey Harris by tampoo.
5 • Yellow plastic front hubs, rubber tyres, blue plastic driver , diecast driver's seatt, black steering wheel, blanc steering column, spun exhaust, marked Massey Ferguson by tampoo.
6 • Green hubs, rubber tyres, blue plastic driver , diecast driver's seat, spun or yellow plastic exhaust, marked Massey Ferguson by tampoo. Rare issue.
7 • Yellow plastic front hubs, rubber tyres, blue plastic driver , diecast driver's seatt, black steering wheel, blanc steering column, yellow exhaust, marked Massey Ferguson by tampoo.
8 • Yellow plastic front hubs, rubber tyres, blue plastic driver , diecast driver's seat, yellow exhaust, unpainted steering wheel and steering column, marked Massey Ferguson by tampoo.
9 • Yellow plastic front hubs, rubber tyres, blue plastic driver , diecast driver's seat, yellow exhaust, black steering wheel, unpainted steering column, with or without Diesel Harris marking by tampoo, special South African yellow box. Rare South African issue.
Jacques. Of my 1st version, the driver is fastened to his chair with a rivet. I have 3 MH's. Of those other 2 later versions of mine, one driver is also fastened with a rivet and the other is fixed with the other method, but I do not know the order of production of that 2. Apparently drivers were in the beginning of the production fastened with a rivet and later on with that other method.
Details 27a in GBDT page 38. (At the end in full size).
According to GBDT p. 38, the Massey-Harris tractor brand name changed to Massey-Ferguson in 1966. This only concerned the brand name indication on the DT models. In practice the merger of Massey-Harris with Ferguson took already place in 1953 and continued under the name Massey-Harris-Ferguson. It was not until 1958 that they changed to the current name Massey-Ferguson, but the brand name change on the DT models was not until 1966 carried out by Meccano Liverpool.
In the catalogues the brand name Massey-Harris tractor appeared for the first time in 1948 and was last seen in the catalogue of 1963. In 1964 and 1965 the Massey Harris tractors were pictured in the catalogues with caption Massey Harris tractor, but without a brand name on the model. This will undoubtedly have to do with the fact that Meccano Liverpool did not yet have a license to use the new name Massey-Ferguson and apparently this was only arranged in 1966. In that transition period indeed DT Massey Harris tractor models were issued through Meccano Liverpool without a brand name on the model. On Ebay, DT Massey-Ferguson models are still for sale without brand name. At the end I show pictures of both DT models: without and with Massey-Ferguson on model.
1st appearance in Meccano leaflet UK 1948. Sales number 27a.
Last appearance of DT Massey-Harris tractor in catalogue UK 1963. Sales number 300.
The Massey-Harris tractor models are pictured in the catalogues without brand name in 1964 and 1965.
MH tractor in catalogue UK 1964 without brand name on model.
MH tractor in catalogue UK 1965 without brand name on model.
The brand name Massey-Ferguson is pictured for the first time on tractor models in the 1966 catalogue, 1st edition with sales number 300. It was included in the catalogues from 1966 to 1971.
First appearance brand name Massey-Ferguson tractor in catalogue UK 1966 1st edition with brand name Massey-Ferguson on model.
Last appearance brand name Massey-Ferguson tractor in catalogue UK February 1971 with brand name Massey-Ferguson on model.
Details drawing 27a in GBDT page 178. (At the end in full size).
Strangely enough, the brand name Massey-Ferguson, has during his production never been pressed on the base plate. Massey Harris always remained on the base plate.
It is strange that the 300 Massey-Ferguson is not included in the PDF library with forum topics. This model has been completely forgotten in the list.
Jan Oldenhuis, 5-3-2018.
Jan O.
Many thanks for the explanation about the trade name and the tractors without marking Harris or Fergusson. It is then a variation and not a factory error.
Has one ever seen this variation with plastic front hubs and tan diecast driver ? I doubt that it has ever been made.
Massey Harris in UK catalogue 1963
Yes Jacques, this variation really exists. This MH version is very hard to find, but I found and bought one, albeit in a played with condition, but I like to have this variation. Probably made around 1962 when was switched from metal wheels to the production of rubber tires.
Massey Harris with rubber tyres and tan cast driver on metal split chair.
Massey Harris with rubber tyres and tan cast driver on metal split chair.
This one is yet still marked Massey Harris and has still the tan cast driver on a metal split chair. The driver is fastened to his chair with the plug method. So my research confirms that the tan cast drivers of the later editions were fastened to the chair with a plug and the first versions with a rivet.
MH with rubber tyres and tan cast driver fastened on his metal split chair with a stop plug
I also bought his direct successor, a MH tractor with blue plastic driver on a metal split chair and rubber tires, also still marked Massey Harris. This is the last version marked Massey-Harris.
Last version marked Massey Harris tractor - with rubber tyres and blue plastic driver on metal split chair
The blue plastic driver of this version looks like also to be fastened to his metal split chair with a kind of stop plug method. This model is in excellent condition with his box and the often lacking inside packing piece.
Massey Harris tractor with rubber tyres and plastic blue driver on metal split chair.
MH with blue plastic driver fastened to his metal split chair with a stop plug.
Till now we have seen images of all variations of MH tractors marked Massey Harris.
Probably due to the lack of authorization for the new name Massey-Ferguson, in 1964 and 1965 the MH tractor appears without brand name indication. These late Massey Harris tractor models, around the transition period from MH to Massey Ferguson are very hard to find, surely in excellent condition.
Only in 1966 the first Massey-Ferguson tractor appears with the brand name Massey-Ferguson and remained in production until 1971.
Jan Oldenhuis, 19-3-2018.
A very enjoyable and welcome contribution Jan. The variations are fascinating and I am persuaded that a nice example or two would enhance my collection.
Thank you.
Hi Ron. In your very interesting and valuable contribution number #1 you are talking about: "There are some variations with the base finish, but this is not the subject here". Because I am collecting variations of this tractor, I am very curious about the variations with the base finish that you mean. Can you explain and show pictures of it?
I used the reply button under your contribution # 1 but it fails every time and my reply becomes number # 13, so I do not know if you have received a notification of my reply.
Jan Oldenhuis, 22-3-2018.
Hello Jan,
Boy this topic has gained a life of it's own. I will have to check on what I meant by the comment about the base finish. It was three years ago that the original post was made.
Ron Ford
Jan O.
Many thanks for all the information that you gave us about all the variations.
A lot of information accumulated here in the course of some years! Perhaps appropriate to show in this thread: a photo I took over twenty years ago of a loose body part of the Massey (Harris) Ferguson tractor. It was found by a collector friend in the remains of the Binns Road factory, not very long after closure. Kind regards, Jan
Last week I visited an agricultural museum on the island Tiengemeten. Tiengemeten is a small natural island of approx. 1000 hectares in the Haringvliet in the province of South Holland in the neighbourhood of Rotterdam. In the past, the agricultural area on the island was managed by farmers, but now it is managed by a nature conservation organization (Natuurmonumenten) and can only be reached on foot or by bike with a ferry.
In that museum all sorts of agricultural tools from the past have been exhibited, including a Massey Harris 44 tractor from 1948 that has been beautifully restored. This tractor was part of the American Marshall Plan as support for the European economic reconstruction after WWII. This is the real Massey Harris 44, which was used by Meccano Liverpool as a prototype for the reproduction of Dinky Toys 27a, which is one of my favourites
The tractors from the past were completely open and had not any protection against cold, wind and rain in comparison with the tractors today which have a closed cab, much more power, possibilities, electronic features and comfort.
I show a part of the text from Meccano Magazine of June 1948, in which the reproduction of model 27a from Massey Harris 44 is explained.
Meccano Magazine June 1948 about the reproduction of Dinky Toys 27a Massey Harris tractor
Below I show the catalogue card of the museum with the description of the Tractor in Dutch
Museum catalogue card Massey Harris 44 with description in Dutch.
This tractor is equipped with a benzine / petroleum engine. The engine must first be started on gasoline (benzine) and when the engine is warm, must be switched to petroleum - (The English translation gives me problems). - Petroleum was cheaper than benzine. I will show you pictures of this real Massey Harris 44 from 1948 and the latest produced real Massey Ferguson 8740S from 2018.
The Massey Harris brand name changed to Massey Ferguson in 1958 and is the most widely sold brand of agricultural machinery in the world.
Kind Regards, Jan Oldenhuis, 10 September 2018
Jan—A most interesting writeup on our Dinky Toys tractor, with wonderful photos and history. A question.....the Dinky model shows those side panels on each side of the engine, while every photo I have seen of the real tractor always shows those open. Did Meccano simply leave those in place so as not to have to replicate the engine, which would have complicated things?
Best regards, Terry
Terry, indeed it is striking that Meccano Liverpool has closed the engine compartment of the Massey Harris 27a (1948-1966). You simply miss the contours of the engine in the model. By the 301 Field-Marshall Tractor (1953-1966) they also closed the engine compartment, while by the later 305 David Brown Tractor (1965-1967) the engine was reproduced in the model. See pictures. If you turn the 305 model around you clearly see the 2 halves of the mold, but then there is already a lot of plastic added to the models. I think that they have closed the engine compartment of the early 27a en 27n from cost savings, but perhaps also have developed a different process over the years? Maybe Jacques can say something about that.
Kind Regards, Jan O
Meccano has also closed the engine compartment of the Blaw-Knox bulldozer until they produced the plastic version.
When the Massey Harris and the Blaw-Knox were issued in 1948 and 1949 respectively, the competition against Corgi and others had not started and Dinkys were considered more like toys than accurate replicas of the prototypes. At that time Dinkys were simple and nobody cared about the accuracy.
Later, when the competition was runing Meccano improved the Bulldozer in 1963 (plastic version) and replaced the Massey-Harris by the David Brown 305 and Leyland 308 tractors in 1965 and 1971. All these models had now open engines.
Dear Jan,
Yes, those were the days. I have had to sel it.
All the best
Jan O,
The plastic driver's rear end spigot is not a plug, it is flatened by hyper frequencies (micro waves) this process allows to heat an accurate part of a plastic piece to soften it. When soft the spigot is flatened with a hand tool.
I do not know how this third variation of the yellow metal driver has been made.
QUESTION : do any of these Massey bear the 24a reference number on the base plate, if so is it embossed or engraved ?
Kind regards
Two photos bu courtesy of yourself.
Jacques. Thank you for your very interesting and instructive technical explanation.
The Massey Harris base plate has never bear a sales number 27a or 300 as there was no room for it. This statement can be found in the attached Meccano memo No. 17656 on page 218 GBofDT: Classification of embossed Dinky Toy bases, dated 15-11-51. It is stated in the column Base Job No. under 12926: Base for Massey-Harris Farm Tractor: C - Ass: Job No. 12924.
At the top of the memo it is stated that classification C means: Bases with lettering limited in size by the space available. So there was apparently no room for the model number. The base plate for the later 300 Massey-Ferguson did not change this either and remained the same base plate. It even kept the Massey-Harris name on the base plate, while carrying Massey-Ferguson transfers.
The Field Marshall Tractor 27n / 301 did have enough space in the base plate for a sales number 301, because the base is wider, as you can see in the attached photo. As you can see my 301 is a rare one, as the number 301 is not completely pressed into the base plate. I have not seen an identical example of this yet.
Kind regards, Jan Oldenhuis 28 September 2020.

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Whenever I visit London I normally make a point of dropping into Stanfords bookstore in Covent Garden, that venerable stockist of all manner of travel related paraphernalia. It's easy to lose hours in this mecca to travel. I have been haunting this store for over twenty years and have amassed an extensive library of guide books and maps. During a recent trip to London I picked up " " by Wendy Mewes , a writer living in Finistère. The guide book is part of a series on walking in Brittany - strangely enough! This book covers our patch of Brittany, namely the stunning coast of Finistère. Andy and I are keen walkers and we are hoping to do some of the walks suggested by Wendy during our next visit to Ty Hir. Going by some of the pictures in the guide we have some real treats to look forward to – I can't wait until we are back out there in June – fingers crossed the weather will have rained itself out by then! We already have a number of Wendy's other books and you can find some more of them mentioned on our Walking page.
As I have mentioned before, the property buying process is different in France to that in the UK. The Notaire is a public official who performs various duties under the authority of the French Government including administrative tasks associated with the sale and purchase of property. They should know if a motorway or railway is planned for the area and would usually be aware of any restrictions which could affect the enjoyment of the property. If they don't know, they will find out – if asked! The notaire normally acts for both parties, and is usually chosen by the vendor. They have a duty to provide impartial advice.
The Notaire's fees for negotiating a sale are fixed according to a scale. They currently are calculated at a rate of 5% up to €45,735 and 2.50% thereafter, excluding VAT (or TVA!). In addition, you must allow for the legal costs in preparing the deed. These can vary from 8 to 12%. The majority of this money goes in regional, departmental and governmental taxes depending upon the area. Notaires de France have quite a comprehensive website (in English) on the subject of buying and selling of houses in France – I highly recommend that you spend some time browsing this to familiarise yourself with the buying process in France: Notaires de France - Housing
Here is a nice picture (well I like to think it's nice anyway...) of Beaulieu-Sur-Dordogne - one of the lovely villages that we visited in France during the summer of our first French property hunt. Hopefully it will distract you from that horrible image of dry rot above!


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After a mildly cool morning, the day warmed up and this week is seeing consistent high temperatures near 90 degrees F. Nice shot above of 'Dark Opal' basil (Ocimum basilicum). As has been the case this week, watering became a priority and I had irrigation going most of the morning until the garden saw a sizable influx of folks attending the Story & Stroll program. It's always nice to see the kids out in the gardens! The garden staff of Larry H., Shania, Ibhar and Alex all had watering duties as well as some other odds and ends. Our volunteers of Kim, Kathy P., Eva, Stan, Kristin, Bill O., Greg P., Cheryl P., Maury, Sharon L., Gena, Mary, Myrt, Patti and many others accomplished a lot of weeding, tidying and planting. Be sure to scroll to the bottom as I share an experience from last night!
rattlesnake master (Eryngium yuccifolium) – perennial
corn poppy (Papaver rhoeas) – annual
fragrant heliotrope (Heliotropium arborescens 'Alba') – annual (smells like vanilla!)
'Illustris' elephant ear (Colocasia esculenta) – tropical
'Dipt in Wine' coleus (Solenostemon scutellarioides) – annual
'Dark Star' coleus (Solenostemon scutellariodes) – annual
peek-a-boo plant (Spilanthes oleracea) – annual
woolly sage (Salvia argentea) – biennial
'Cosmic Orange' sulphur cosmos (Cosmos sulphureus) – annual
'Queeny Lime Orange' zinnia (Zinnia elegans) – annual
nice shot above of our cedar obelisks (4′, 5′ and 6′) which are for sale for $75, $100 and $125 respectively
Above is David Whaley in his Janesville back yard last night. David and I met in person (after connecting on Facebook) for the first time yesterday as he gave me a tour of his impressive lily (Lilium) collection. What is not only amazing about David's passion for lilies is the fact that he's only been "dabbling" with lilies for 2 years! He is doing his own breeding and selection work and just came back from the North American Lily Society 71st Annual Show and Symposium (Des Moines , IA) with a Best of Show award and a whole bunch of other ribbons in different categories. I've been inspired to plant more lilies at both home and RBG and look forward to seeing what David does with his lily addiction well in to the future!


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Richard Castle lies on his side looking at the figure beside him. She's still asleep, curled up against him, one hand fisted in the duvet below her chin, the other laying on the pillow under her cheek. Her hair is partially plastered over her face and he daren't push it away yet, wanting to enjoy the view a bit more before disturbing her.
Her breathing is deep, slow, a gentle flutter of the curls near her mouth betraying each exhalation of breath. He can just make out the soft shadows of her lashes against her cheeks, the smooth stretch of her forehead, but eventually he needs to see her in all her beauty, without the spider's web of pale curls presently curtaining her face.
He reaches out a finger and gently runs it down her face, gathering her hair and tucking it behind her ear. Her response is a soft moan and a delightfully childish scrunching up of her face. He holds his breath and then slowly releases it as she settles back into slumber.
He loses track of time as he just lays there in wonder, drinking in the sight of her, his mind running through all the scenarios that have led to this moment, to these quiet mornings that they can and do share, to the miracle that is Kate Beckett in his bed, or he in hers.
Her breathing changes slightly, becomes shallower, faster and he can see the movement of her eyes behind her lids as she begins to climb her way out of sleep. Her hand stops fisting the duvet and he smiles and moves his head slightly closer to hers, his eyes focused on her eyelids.
The tip of her tongue slips out of her mouth and runs along her top lip before disappearing again, she lets out a gentle sigh and still with her eyes closed mumbles a tired "Creepy, Castle" but the upturn of her lips belies her words.
He gives an amused chuckle and leans in to brush his lips against hers. She gives a protesting moan and buries her face in the pillow, though she does slide her hand up and over his shoulder, tugging him closer.
He waits her out, slowly running his hand up and down her back, his fingers running circles against her skin. Eventually she turns her head and looks at him from bleary eyes, a smile curving her lips "What's the time?"
He shrugs, not bothering to look at the clock on the nightstand "About half nine"
"Hmmm" She moves closer to him, sliding her foot between his calves and tucking her head under his chin. She kisses his neck and he feels a shiver run through his body which has her giving a throaty gurgle of laughter. "Coffee?" she mumbles against his chest.
He grunts and pulls back a bit from her, "You … you are wicked Detective Beckett!"
"Get me a coffee and maybe you'll get lucky" she says, her eyes still closed.
With a sigh Castle rolls away and climbs out of bed heading for the kitchen. At the door he turns to look back. His muse has flopped onto her stomach lying on the area he's just vacated. Her arms are flung out across the sheets, face buried in his pillow, the top sheet and the duvet coming only half-way up her back, showing an expanse of gorgeous skin before meeting the cascade of light chestnut hair.
"Coffee, Castle!" the somewhat smothered growl emitted from somewhere within the pillow has him heading out to the kitchen with a big grin spreading across his face … he loves Grizzly Bear Beckett …..


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The Quality & Productivity Research Conference is about to take place in our backyard (so to speak) at the School of Textiles at North Carolina State University. And it includes a field trip to our front yard.
The theme of the meeting is Creativity and Innovation for a Connected World. As the conference website says, QPRC 2015 aims "to stimulate interdisciplinary research among statisticians, scientists, and engineers in quality and productivity, industrial needs, and the physical and engineering sciences." JMP is all about that.
Attendees who peruse the schedule will notice lots of involvement by JMP and SAS (including many JMP bloggers). In fact, JMP is a co-host, and conference co-chairs are Di Michelson and Mia Stephens.
Here's what JMP and SAS folks will be doing during the conference:
Wednesday, June 10
Thursday, June 11
Friday, June 12
Friends of JMP at QPRC 2015
William Meeker of Iowa State University, whom you may have seen in some of our webcasts, is presenting a short course, Experiences and Pitfalls in Reliability Data Analysis and Test Planning, on June 9 before the conference begins. Dr. Meeker is also a panelist in a session on Reliability and Quality Control on June 10. That same day, JMP Discovery Summit Europe presenter Heath Rushing of Adsurgo is on the Applications in Text Analytics panel. And Dennis Lin of Penn State University, who appears on Analytically Speaking on June 10, serves on the panel on Developments in Design the next day, June 11.
For the full schedule, view the PDF. And if you like what you see, register. Online registration closes June 5, but you can also register at the door when the conference begins.
Also, note that QPRC attendees receive 20% off JMP Training and Books. Stop by the JMP Training table while at the conference June 11 and 12 for more information.
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At long last Matthew McConaughey is on the podcast! And he does not disappoint, regaling Josh with amazing stories from his life and career and from his new book, "Greenlights". Plus, Josh discovers his unique place in Matthew's career and why he's in his memoir!
If you've been stuck inside for awhile, "The Long Way Up" might be just the escape you need. This week on "Happy Sad Confused", best buddies Ewan McGregor and Charley Boorman join Josh to talk about their long friendship, their many adventures (their latest chronicled in their new Apple+ series),, and how Ewan helped Josh propose to his wife. Plus Ewan tantalizes Josh with stories of his recent camera tests, returning to his role as Obi Wan Kenobi!
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It's been a pretty cool week for Anya Taylor-Joy. She's got a new Netflix series coming out next week. She's shooting Robert Eggers' new film in Belfast. And and she was just cast as Furiosa in George Miller's next film in the Mad Max universe! There's lots for Josh and Anya to catch up on on this episode, including her passion for all things Harry Potter!
Talk about man who needs no introduction. If you love plays, movies, or just flat out great writing, you know and love the work of Aaron Sorkin. Here, the Oscar winner joins Josh on the podcast for the first time to talk about his long in the making, "The Trial of the Chicago 7", the genesis of "The West Wing", and a potential sequel to "The Social Network"!
The last time Alicia Vikander was on this podcast things were just revving up for the actress. No Oscar, no big action franchise, no husband (who happens to also be one of the greatest acting talents alive, Michael Fassbender!). So there's a lot for Alicia and Josh to catch up on, including her role in "The Glorias", her plans to return as Lara Croft in the "Tomb Raider" sequel, and her love for "The Princess Bride".
Josh and Henry Cavill are celebrating their 10 year anniversary with a super geeky conversation about Henry's love of fantasy (and his comfort movies, the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy), his thoughts on the fabled Snyder cut, and his new Netflix film, "Enola Holmes".
Plus, Josh welcomes Ben Lyons for a quick chat about their favorite basketball films and the Hoopers Vote project!
It's been an impressive last few years for John David Washington, starring in "Ballers", then Spike Lee's "BlacKkKlansman", and culminating now with the lead role in Christopher Nolan's latest spectacular, "Tenet". John David joins Josh to talk about his journey, growing up being known as Denzel's son, and of course a deep dive into one of his favorite films, "Coming to America"!
Kaitlyn Dever joins Josh to talk about her love of acting and music and how it all comes together in one of her favorite movies of all time, "Walk the Line". Plus Kaitlyn discusses the upcoming "Dear Evan Hanson" film, her recent work in "Unbelievable" & "Booksmart", and the new HBO movie, "Coastal Elites"!
From "Friday Night Lights" and "Black Mirror" to "The Irishman" and "The Master", Jesse Plemons has been quietly building the kind of career any actor would envy. This week he joins Josh to talk about his newest film, Charlie Kaufman's "I'm Thinking of Ending Things" and a film (well TV mini-series to be precise) that's stuck with him throughout his life, "Lonesome Dove".
We've lost a great talent and a greater man in Chadwick Boseman. In memory of Chadwick, this is his conversation with Josh in 2017 about his life and career.
Five years after the release of "Mad Max: Fury Road" and we're still obsessed with George Miller's masterpiece! Josh reunited with George (virtually of course) for this comprehensive retrospective on the film that redefined the action movie genre.
This is a special episode of "Happy Sad Confused" for many reasons. Josh returns to the podcast for the first time since his father passed away to look back at his own beginnings with his big brother, writer Adam Horowitz ("Once Upon a Time", "Lost", "Tron Legacy").
Adam and Josh talk about the comfort movies they love that were inspired by films their dad introduced them to.
It's all happening! And if you know that quote, you've come to the right podcast. Dakota Fanning joins Josh on this week's "Happy Sad Confused" for a deep dive into Cameron Crowe's sweet and sad autobiographical work, "Almost Famous".
We know Dave Franco, the actor, but it's time to meet, Dave Franco, the director! On this return visit to "Happy Sad Confused", Dave and Josh talk about why he turned to horror first for his directing debut, "The Rental", and why Dave worships at the altar of Spike Jonze.
It's been 2 years since "Solo" hit the big screen and Alden Ehrenreich is back at long last. His first project since that showy role? The lead in "Brave New World", helping to launch the Peacock streaming service.
Alden joins Josh to talk about that new project but also where he established his film taste and why "It's A Wonderful Live" is his comfort movie of choice.
Jai Courtney returns to "Happy Sad Confused" with a new series ("Stateless" on Netflix), a big superhero return ("The Suicide Squad" next year) and some classic Scorsese to talk about! Yes, we're going to back to 1995 for this week's comfort movie, the crime classic from Martin Scorsese, "Casino"!
If we're talking about the great filmmakers of all time on this podcast, Paul Thomas Anderson's name is bound to come up and sure enough it's his 3rd film, the sprawling ensemble piece that is "Magnolia" that's the subject of this week's "Happy Sad Confused".
"Magnolia" is the subject thanks to Zachary Quinto, returning to "Happy Sad Confused" to dive deep into the many reasons to love this classic film from 1999.
Is anyone actually surprised that Bryce Dallas Howard has turned into a helluva director? Last year she helmed an episode of "The Mandalorian" and now she's got her first feature length project, a documentary about and called "Dads" on Apple TV+. Bryce returns to "Happy Sad Confused" to talk about directing but also for a deep dive into one of her favorite comfort movies, "Jurassic Park"!
When the lockdown came for Zoe Kravitz it found her in the middle of the job of a lifetime in London. That's where Josh catches up with her on this episode as Zoe reflects on her love of "The American President" and what we can expect from her turn as Catwoman in "The Batman"!
If you were given a hundred guesses as to what Daniel Radcliffe's comfort movie might be, "Get Over It" probably wouldn't make the cut but there it is! Join Josh and Daniel for this deep dive into the 2001 teen comedy, plus Daniel talks for the first time about his new podcast, "Cunning Stunts"!
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Bank President and Military Veteran Thankful to RCC
Jose Collazo '10 has sound advice for students who lack focus in their career pursuits or hesitate to make a long-term commitment to achieve their goals.
"It's like the stock market," says Collazo, President and Chief Operating Officer at NorthEast Community Bank in White Plains, NY. "It's important not to base your life on short-term movements. You need to take a longer view – five, six, 10 years from now. A single step becomes two, you keep plugging away, moving forward, and before you know it, you are where you want to be."
Collazo has followed that formula to career success in the banking industry. He joined NorthEast Community Bank fresh out of the US Army National Guard in 1985 and worked his way up from bank teller and data operator. Collazo served as Chief Information Officer for 11 years before becoming COO in 2012 and President in 2013. He oversees operations at the bank's eight branch locations, its wealth management division and its lending services.
As an adult learner, Collazo benefited from RCC's multifaceted offerings. He earned an AS in Computer Information Systems in 2010, broadening his understanding of Information Technology and honing his time management skills. He then took advantage of a program to obtain a BBA from SUNY Cobleskill on the RCC campus, capitalizing on RCC's close proximity to his Spring Valley home and the convenience of Saturday classes. Collazo also received an MBA from SUNY Empire State College in 2014.
"Before RCC, I had a lot of hands-on experience but no formal college education in my field," says Collazo. "Without the foundation of an RCC education, I would not have been able to reach the position I am in today."


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Michelle Fields / RT: Resignations rock Breitbart over allegations Trump manager assaulted reporter
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Dylan / gopthedailydose.com: Breitbart's Michelle Fields, Ben Shapiro Resign Over LIES Over Trump Incident
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J.D. Durkin / Mediaite: Michelle Fields, Ben Shapiro Out at Breitbart News Following Trump Rally Controversy
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Colin Campbell / Business Insider: Infighting erupts at conservative news site after Donald Trump aide is accused of manhandling reporter
Katie Pavlich / Townhall.com: Ben Shapiro, Michelle Fields Resign from Breitbart News: "Andrew's Life Mission Has Been Betrayed"
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Leaked Internal Messages Show 'Ashamed' Writers At Breitbart Revolting Against Weak Leadership — Michelle Fields is gone. Ben Shapiro is gone. Breitbart is in turmoil. And it's all because of Donald Trump. — At 12 AM Monday morning, Michelle Fields, the Breitbart reporter …
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Steve Berman / The Resurgent: Breitbart Exodus Over Lewandowski Attack Continues
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Joe Gandelman / The Moderate Voice: Site takes a hit: Michelle Fields, Ben Shapiro Resign From Breitbart
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Two more staffers resign from Breitbart — Two more staffers for Breitbart have resigned from the company, citing the website's pro-Donald Trump stance. — National security correspondent Jordan Schachtel and associate editor Jarrett Stepman sent their resignations to management on Monday afternoon.
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Sam Reisman / Mediaite: Two More Breitbart Staffers Resign, Citing Outlet's 'Party-Line Trump Propaganda'
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Charles Johnson / Little Green Footballs: Breitbart Editors Post Creepy Attack on Ben Shapiro Using His Father's Pseudonym
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Caitlin MacNeal / Talking Points Memo: Breitbart Editor Apologizes For Post Mocking Editor Who Resigned
Joe Gandelman / The Moderate Voice: Shocker: Breitbart runs piece mocking resigned editor under HIS FATHER's pseudonym
William Bigelow / Breitbart:
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Ben Shapiro Betrays Loyal Breitbart Readers in Pursuit of Fox News Contributorship
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Two More Breitbart Staffers Resign Over Site's 'Propaganda' For Trump
Two More Breitbart Staffers Resign Over Site's 'Propaganda' For Trump
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Latest: Sanders stumps in Charlotte — RALEIGH, N.C. — Republican front-runner Donald Trump and Democratic rivals Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton all planned Monday campaign stops in North Carolina to make their final pitches to voters ahead of Tuesday's primary.
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The Daily Beast:
NC Sheriff Not Considering Charging Trump for 'Inciting Riot'
NC Sheriff Not Considering Charging Trump for 'Inciting Riot'
Joe Cunningham / RedState: Are Authorities Considering Charging Donald Trump With Inciting Violence?
Jordan Fabian / The Hill:
RNC launching task force to stop Obama Supreme Court nominee — The Republican National Committee (RNC) is teaming up with a prominent conservative advocacy group to block President Obama's effort to nominate a justice to the Supreme Court. — The RNC has formed a task force to launch radio …
Discussion: Politico, New York Times, addictinginfo.org, The Stranger …, Politicus USA and The Week
Josh Gerstein / Politico: Hill Democrats getting antsy waiting for Supreme Court pick
David M. Herszenhorn / New York Times: For Harry Reid, the Supreme Court Vacancy Offers One Last Fight
Shannon Argueta / addictinginfo.org: RNC Creates Obstructionist Force To Stop Obama From Performing His Duties As POTUS
Matt Baume / The Stranger, Seattle's Only Newspaper: Democrats Developing Supreme Court Nominee Entertainment Experience
Jason Easley / Politicus USA: Republicans Disgrace American Values By Setting Up Task Force To Obstruct Obama Nominee
Julie Kliegman / The Week: Eric Holder said blocking a Supreme Court nominee is 'the height of arrogance'
Los Angeles Times: Southern California's Paul J. Watford is among Obama's top choices for Supreme Court
Ian Millhiser / ThinkProgressPage Array: The War Against Obama's Potential Supreme Court Nominees Takes An Ugly, Offensive Turn
Josh Lederman / Associated Press:
RNC launches campaign to oppose Obama's Supreme Court pick
RNC launches campaign to oppose Obama's Supreme Court pick
Discussion: The Hill, BuzzFeed, Washington Times, ABC News, The Bob and Chez Show, Daily Kos, The Week and Politico
Alexander Bolton / The Hill: Left frets about possible Obama pick for high court
Darren Sands / BuzzFeed: Holder: Senate Plan To Block Supreme Court Nominee Is "Height Of Arrogance"
Dave Boyer / Washington Times: Obama Supreme Court candidates Paul Watford, Sri Srinivasan, Merrick Garland scrutinized
Meghan Keneally / ABC News: Has Donald Trump Really Driven More People to the Polls?
Joan McCarter / Daily Kos: RNC joins Senate Republicans in promise to destroy the future of any Obama SCOTUS nominee
Peter Weber / The Week: The RNC is joining with conservative groups to thwart Obama's Supreme Court pick
Josh Gerstein / Politico: White House preps Supreme Court battle plan
The Intercept:
The Rise of Trump Shows the Danger and Sham of Compelled Journalistic "Neutrality" — As Donald Trump's campaign predictably moves from toxic rhetoric targeting the most marginalized minorities to threats and use of violence, there is a growing sense that American institutions have been too lax about resisting it.
Discussion: Featured stories
Brendan Nyhan / Featured stories: Brendan Nyhan on the mutifactorial institutional failures that lead to Donald Trump
David Folkenflik / NPR:
NPR Clarifies Cokie Roberts' Role After Anti-Trump Column
NPR Clarifies Cokie Roberts' Role After Anti-Trump Column
Discussion: Washington Post, NPR.org and Talking Points Memo
Isabel Lara / NPR.org: From Mike Oreskes: Commentators And Politics
Katherine Krueger / Talking Points Memo: NPR 'Clarifies' Cokie Roberts' Role After She Pens Anti-Trump Column
NBC News:
Palin's Husband Injured in 'Serious' Snowmobile Crash — Sarah Palin cancelled a campaign stop for Donald Trump in Florida Monday after her husband Todd was injured in a snow machine crash. — A source told NBC News that Todd Palin was in "a very serious" crash Sunday night and is currently hospitalized in intensive care.
Alex Pappas / The Daily Caller: Trump Rally Canceled Because Todd Palin Injured In Snow Machine Crash
Maxwell Tani / Business Insider: Sarah Palin cancels appearance at Trump event after husband injured in 'very serious' snowmobile crash
Jack Davis / Western Journalism: BREAKING: Palin Family Member In Intensive Care After Tragic Incident... Sarah Rushes To Alaska
Emily Zanotti / American Spectator: Sarah Palin's Husband in Serious Snowmobile Accident
Amy Sherman / Naked Politics: Sarah Palin cancelled Trump event in The Villages due to her husband's snowmobiling accident
USA Today:
Poll shows that millennials would flock to Clinton against Trump — WASHINGTON — Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders has expanded his double-digit lead among millennials in the Democratic presidential race, but a new USA TODAY/Rock the Vote poll finds a way for Hillary Clinton to solve her generation gap: Donald Trump.
Allegra Kirkland / Talking Points Memo:
New Anti-Trump Ad Quotes Trump Saying 'Women, You Gotta Treat 'Em Like Sh**' (VIDEO) — An anti-Trump super PAC on Monday released a new TV ad highlighting some of the Republican presidential frontrunner's most offensive comments about women through the years.
Discussion: The Week
Watch: Dashcam video shows why you should never tailgate drivers — LITTLE CHUTE, Wis. - Police are investigating a crash that was caught on camera and posted to YouTube. — The video shows an SUV closely following a car on I-41 on Thursday morning, according to WBAY.
Julia Hahn / Breitbart:
John Kasich Goes All In For Amnesty: Illegals 'Made In The Image Of The Lord' — With Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL)'s presidential hopes diminishing as his personal demons catch up with him—from his relationship with billionaire Norman Braman to his role in pushing Obama's amnesty …
Discussion: TPNN, Weasel Zippers, Vox Popoli and Rush Limbaugh
Norvell Rose / TPNN: This GOP Candidate Is Accused Of Directly Taking Money From George Soros...There's Just 1 Problem
Bill / Weasel Zippers: You Won't Believe The Stupid Thing John Kasich Just Said About Immigration...
Paul Bedard / Washington Examiner:
ICE: 124 illegal immigrants released from jail later charged in 138 murder cases
ICE: 124 illegal immigrants released from jail later charged in 138 murder cases
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Jay Caruso / RedState: Obama Administration Releases Violent Illegal Immigrants; Guess What Happens?
The Analytical Economist / Allen B. West: Obama releases 124 illegals...what they all have in common is HORRIFIC
Michael Dorstewitz / BizPac Review: ICE: 124 criminal illegals released under Obama were later charged with 135 new homicides
Lucas Combos / Q13 FOX News:
Hatchet-swinging attacker shot and killed by customer at 7-11 … WHITE CENTER, Wash. — A customer with a concealed carry permit shot and killed a masked man wielding a hatchet inside a convenience store Sunday morning, according to investigators. — The King County Sheriff's Office …
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The Analytical Economist / Allen B. West: BOOM! Crazed attacker storms 7-11 with hatchet, instantly regrets it...
ZIP / Weasel Zippers: Unprovoked Hatchet-Wielding Attacker In Seattle 7-11 Stopped By Taxpayer Relief Shot Courtesy …
Michael Dorstewitz / BizPac Review: Hatchet-wielding masked man shot dead by 7-Eleven customer
WGN Web Desk / WGN-TV: Customer shoots masked, hatchet-swinging attacker at 7-Eleven
Shane Goldmacher / Politico:
Inside Cruz's state-by-state plan to defeat Trump — Rubio and Kasich might be sweating Tuesday but Cruz is looking down the road to a #NeverTrump sweep. — It sounds like a nightmare for Donald Trump's opponents: The billionaire sweeps Ohio and Florida on Tuesday and storms ahead …
Discussion: Associated Press
Brianna Ehley / Politico:
White House knocks GOP leaders for not standing up to Trump
White House knocks GOP leaders for not standing up to Trump
Discussion: ABC News
Benjamin Siegel / ABC News: Speaker Paul Ryan Denounces Violence at Campaign Rallies
Claude Brodesser-Akner / New Jersey Online:
Christie skips N.J. trooper funeral to campaign for Trump — TRENTON — Gov. Chris Christie will not attend the Monday funeral of the New Jersey State Trooper who was killed in the line duty last week, and will instead spend the day campaigning out of state for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
Discussion: The Hill, RedState, The Federalist, Weasel Zippers, Allen B. West, Mediaite and The Week
Mark Hensch / The Hill: Report: Christie skips NJ trooper's funeral for Trump
Streiff / RedState: Chris Christie Has More Important Things To Do Than Go To State Trooper's Funeral
Bill / Weasel Zippers: Chris Christie Skips Funeral For Slain NJ State Trooper To Campaign With Donald Trump...
Tommy Christopher / Mediaite: Gov. Chris Christie Skips State Trooper Funeral to 'Interview' Donald Trump
William Lee / Chicago Tribune:
Northwestern University students charged with hate crime, vandalism to chapel — Northwestern University freshmen Anthony Morales, 19, left, and Matthew Kafker, 18, are charged with institutional vandalism and hate crime to a place of worship in connection with vandalism to the Alice Millar Chapel on campus.
Discussion: Talking Points Memo, Chicagoist and Raw Story
Sara Jerde / Talking Points Memo: Students Charged With Hate Crime For Painting Swastika, 'Trump' On Chapel
Mae Rice / Chicagoist: Northwestern Frosh Charged With Hate Crime For Spray-Painting Swastikas, 'Trump' In Chapel
Charles P. Pierce / Esquire:
A Message to Those Protesting at Trump Rallies — Don't become part of the show. — Having watched almost every second of the appalling events of the weekend just passed, I have a modest suggestion for all the groups working in rough alliance to keep the Republic out of the hands of a vulgar talking yam.
Discussion: The Week, AMERICAblog NewsAMERICAblog … and alicublog
Jon Green / AMERICAblog NewsAMERICAblog News: Ignore that poll — the anti-Trump protests are working
Roy Edroso / alicublog: NEW VILLAGE VOICE COLUMN UP...
Trump opens Pandora's box in US — Donald Trump, front-runner to be the GOP's candidate for the upcoming US presidential election, encountered a major protest at his campaign event in Chicago on Friday evening. Over a thousand people, both his supporters and opponents engaged in a physical confrontation …
Discussion: Washington Post, Talking Points Memo, AOL and Hit & Run
Sara Jerde / Talking Points Memo: Josh Earnest Says He Wouldn't Go So Far As To Compare Trump To Hitler, Mussolini
Brooke Kavit / AOL: The Chinese government is now using Donald Trump as proof that democracy doesn't work
Ed Krayewski / Hit & Run: China Points to Donald Trump as an Example of Democracy
Heather D. Boonstra / The Hill:
Effort to restrict and stigmatize abortion access is misguided and harmful — On March 15, the Senate Judiciary Committee is holding a hearing on two separate bills that would, among other things, impose a federal ban on abortion at or after 20 weeks post-fertilization (equivalent to 22 weeks' gestation).
Discussion: Shakesville
Melissa McEwan / Shakesville: Chipping Away at Roe...
Michael Bastasch / The Daily Caller:
BREAKING: EPA's Gold King Mine Blowout Was No Accident — Obama administration officials called the Gold King Mine disaster in Colorado an "accident," but an analysis from The Daily Caller News Foundation of government documents and public statements makes clear the disaster was anything but accidental.
Discussion: Infowars, American Spectator and Instapundit
Mikael Thalen / Infowars: EPA's Gold King Mine Blowout Was No Accident
Emily Zanotti / American Spectator: EPA Pretty Sure It Meant To Cause Million-Gallon Toxic Flood in Colorado
Jesse Byrnes / The Hill:
Sanders gains on Clinton ahead of huge Tuesday contests — The race for the Democratic presidential nomination is tightening, with Sen. Bernie Sanders — in two key contests. — Sanders is leading Clinton in Missouri, and has cut into the Democratic frontrunner's lead in Ohio and Illinois …
Discussion: Public Policy Polling, Common Dreams, Hot Air, CBS St. Louis and Politico
Tom Jensen / Public Policy Polling: Midwestern States a Toss Up Tuesday; Clinton Still Strong in South
Deirdre Fulton / Common Dreams: More Upsets on the Horizon? 'Yuuuge' Turnout Could Hand Sanders Big Wins on Tuesday
Natasha Korecki / Politico: Breaking down the Democratic map
Jeff Greenfield / Politico:
What's Wrong With Hillary? — When Hillary Clinton began her second run for the White House, it must have seemed that the road ahead would rise up to meet her. This time, there would be no political phenomenon in her way—no younger, more charismatic figure who would strip Clinton of the mantle of "change."
Discussion: ABC News, Yahoo Politics, Weasel Zippers, Washington Post and Associated Press
MaryAlice Parks / ABC News: Illinois Primary Preview: Democratic Candidates Go Toe-to-Toe in Obama's Home State
Natalie Allison Janicello / The Times:
Updated: 134 cars involved in hours-long interstate pile-up … - » Comment or view comments
Discussion: WXII-TV, NBC News, New York Magazine and Associated Press
Claire Landsbaum / New York Magazine: More Than 100 Vehicles Involved in Pile-Up on North Carolina Interstate
Ryan Lizza / New Yorker:
The Great Divide — On February 8th, the day before the New Hampshire primary, Bill Clinton stepped onstage to introduce his wife at a rally in Manchester. "I have to be careful what I say," he told the crowd, acknowledging his tendency, over the years, to eclipse her with a loose remark that sends the news cycle churning.
Read the Full Transcript of TIME's Conversation With President Obama and Misty Copeland — President Barack Obama and ballerina Misty Copeland sat down with TIME reporter Maya Rhodan on Feb. 29 for a conversation about race, gender and success in the White House Cabinet room.
Stephanie McNeal / BuzzFeed: President Obama Says He Loves Michelle's "Curves" And Thinks She's Gorgeous
Julie Kliegman / The Week: This is what President Obama wants to convey to his kids about race
Sasha Issenberg / Bloomberg Politics:
How to Steal a Nomination From Donald Trump — Donald Trump has spent much of his campaign selling himself as a maker of great deals. But in the next phase of the campaign, the author of The Art of the Deal may be confronted with the ultimate dealmaking challenge, gaming the rulebook …
Discussion: Political Insider blog
Brad Wilmouth / NewsBusters:
CNN Anchor Taken Aback When GOP Guest Ties Clinton Camp to Birtherism — As CNN Newsroom host Poppy Harlow on Saturday tried to suggest Republicans like John Kasich deserve blame for not speaking out against Donald Trump when he was pushing birtherism against President Barack Obama several years ago …
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7 Skincare Products You Shouldn't Live Without
7 Skincare Products You Shouldn't Live Without
Skincare. Can't live with it, can't live without it, right? Find the right regimen and you're glowing like nobody's business. Make one misstep and suffer the consequences of less than stellar skin. So being that it's such risky business, we thought it only wise to seek the advice of Joanna Czech, esthetician extraordinaire, to see what she thinks are the 7 skincare products you shouldn't live without. Get ready to get glowing.
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Her treatments are a mixture of the most innovative technologies and timeless techniques, many of which she learned back in Poland and have become de rigueur. The results are undeniable and the processes are never too aggressive. LED, Ultrasound, Microcurrents, Manual Massage and Manipulation of the Facial Muscles are incorporated into her customized treatments that are based on the condition of the skin, rather than a type.
Joanna has a long list of notable clients including: Anna Wintour, Christy Turlington Burns, Cate Blanchett , Kate Winslet, Uma Thurman, Liam Neeson, Kyra Sedgwick, and Sting & Trudie Styler. Her work has appeared on the covers of Vogue, British Vogue , AnOther Magazine, Harper's Bazaar, Marie Claire, InStyle, and Hollywood Life as well advertising campaigns for Dior, Givenchy, SKII, and Maybelline.
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All over the world, design communities are talking about experiential luxury. Just a few weeks ago, Andre Kikoski shared his insights on the topic with architects, designers and developers in the fantastic Rosewood Hotel in Bangkok, Thailand. It resonated loud and clear and we want to hear more.
On Thursday, August 1, 2019, at the first KOHLER Design Forum (KDF) in Latin America at the Palacio Tangara in Sao Paulo, Brazil, a stellar line-up of guest speakers including Lilian Wu of Lilian Wu Studio, Fernanda Bertolini and Marisol Franco Creed of Marriott International brought the audience along on their journeys of experiential luxury.
The global trend of "experiencing, rather than owning" rings as much true with South American architects and designers as with their Asian counterparts. The fascinating presentations in the stunning location of the Palacio Tangara had the guests on the edges of their seats.
Tim Andreas, Director of Architecture and Interior Design at Kohler Company and another KDF speaker, honed in on another aspect of experiential luxury in design. He shared his knowledge on the materiality in design that culminates in experiences with greater depth and assigned meaning.
Materiality is the relationship of color, materials, finishes, patterns and the physical consolidation of matter that informs about the surrounding and creates unique experiences. The material and immaterial components have technical, practical and aesthetic functions in the interior design process. They help make a room or space feel comfortable–an adjective that is often equated with luxury.
According to Lilian Wu, luxury is "quality of life" expressed in thoughtfully curated environments through excellent craftsmanship, design and materials. The elevated quality of life or luxury creates a personal relationship between the users and the space.
"Luxury is a combination of functional scale and materiality. It's a certain luxury to have a big functional bathroom to spend your time relaxing in, and it's also luxury to have [a] bathroom clad in Italian marble," Thomas Juul-Hansen, the architect of ONE57, New York City's most expensive residence, recently said in an interview with BK Magazine in Thailand.
The evolution and democratization of luxury as it was beautifully shared and illustrated by Erin Lilly, Decorative Design Studio Manager of Kohler Company, at the KDF Sao Paulo is translated into everyday life. The Parsons School of Design describes the work of spatial designers as mostly "conceptual and mental" and attempting to solve a problem. Architects, designers and lighting designers are highly conscious of the materiality in the design process to reflect the current Zeitgeist.
The choice of materials engages the mind and body. It is subjective and can transform a room's atmosphere completely. The modern spatial design is human-centered and incorporates materiality in a way that it is enhancing well-being, performance and facilitating connection.
Additionally, the development of new manufacturing technologies has added flexibility to the spectrum of material choices. In the past, materials evoked clear cultural associations and universal feelings, for example, the ideas that glass is sleek, metal is cold or wood is warm may acquire new characteristics and a wider spectrum through different finishes or textures.
The deep knowledge of material and specific compounds combined with the design objects' architecture, purpose or surrounding may inform the choice of materials, e.g., concrete, plaster, metals, synthetics or various finishes for floors, windows, walls, varnishes or paints to use. Benjamin Hubert, a British industrial designer, believes that there are tactile responses from raw materials that have to be heard.
Materiality within a space creates a genuine and personal feeling. Looking at examples of LODGE KOHLER in Green Bay, Wisconsin or Riverbend in Kohler, Wisconsin, U.S.A., the expressions of "quality and luxury" manifest themselves in the symbolic and affective properties. These designs call for parquet or marble floors rather than laminate. The latter would diminish the feeling of luxury in these properties but might be completely appropriate in a commercial space with lots of foot traffic.
The sense of materiality as an integral part of the design process and an atmospheric element goes beyond decoration, color, texture and patterns. In her book Place Advantage: Applied Psychology for Interior Architecture, Sally Augustin describes the fundamental laws to develop spaces that enrich human experiences and underlines the importance of materiality. So, the chosen, intentional aesthetics in a property influence the users' perception of luxury and comfort.
Experiential luxury is personal and subjective as all the KDF speakers touched upon. It is a sentiment that is embedded within travel, goods, the contemplation of art, a delicious, thoughtfully prepared dinner or the tactile feeling of a material. Experiencing and living these characteristics of materiality is a piece in the puzzle of today's experiential luxury.
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Mr. Skvortsov is CEO, Chairman of the Management Board and a member of the Board of Directors of AlfaStrakhovanie Group, also he is a member of the Board of Directors of Alfa-Capital Management Company LLC. From July 2000 until April 2002, Mr. Skvortsov served as Executive Director of NIKoil Investment Banking Group and from 1998 to 2000, he served as CEO of NIKoil brokerage company. From 1992 to 1998, Mr. Skvortsov was First Vice-president of Rinaco PLUS investment company. Mr. Skvortsov graduated from the Moscow State University in 1992, Faculty of Mechanics and Mathematics. Mr. Skvortsov was born in Moscow, Russia in 1969.


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Stupidest Tongue Injury Ever
Picture it. I'm sitting in my office, chewing some gum and, out of nowhere, I bite my tongue. But not only do I bite my tongue – oh no, that wouldn't be ridiculous enough. I bite my tongue so hard that it bleeds. Profusely.
You'd think that with 31 years experience, I'd be able to have my own tongue in my own mouth without biting it. You'd think.
I would like to point out, in case you are ever considering biting your tongue so hard that it bleeds, that it's very difficult to put pressure on one's tongue in order to stop profuse bleeding. I mean, I grabbed a tissue and applied pressure, but then the tissue just all sticks to your tongue and it's all "Ick, I'm eating a Kleenex now! A bloody Kleenex from my profusely bleeding tongue."
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Heber City - You can see hundreds of bright red salmon-and possibly other wildlife, too-at the annual Kokanee Salmon Viewing Day.
The event will be held Sept. 19 at the U.S. Forest Service (USFS) visitor center at Strawberry Reservoir The visitor center is along U.S. Highway 40, about 20 miles southeast of Heber City.
The event is free. It runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The Division of Wildlife Resources, the USFS and Friends of Strawberry Valley host the viewing event every September amid the valley's beauty and its changing fall colors.
Seeing the salmon
When you attend the event on Sept. 19, you'll see some salmon in the Strawberry River next to the visitor center. But if you walk to the fish trap and egg-taking facility behind the visitor center, you�ll see hundreds of the bright red fish.
DWR biologists will be available at the facility to show you the salmon and talk with you about the peculiar life cycle of the fish.
Scott Root, regional conservation outreach manager for the DWR, says biologists are hoping to collect more than 2 million kokanee eggs this year. "The eggs will come from kokanee handled at the egg-taking facility at Strawberry and from kokanee at Sheep Creek, a tributary to Flaming Gorge," he says.
After collecting the eggs, biologists will take them to DWR hatcheries. There, the eggs will be hatched, and the fry that hatch from the eggs will be raised. "Survival success is much better in the hatcheries than it is in the wild," Root says. "Next spring, the fish will be about three inches long. We'll stock them into kokanee salmon waters across Utah."
If you can't attend the Sept. 19 event, Root says salmon should be visible in the Strawberry River, and other tributaries to Strawberry, from now until the first part of October.
For more information about the event, call the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest at 435-654-0470 or Root at 801-491-5656.


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