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The weather outside is frightful, so we want our living rooms to be nothing short of delightful. These rustic, industrial spaces warm up our frigid hearts and make us long for a good book and some hot cocoa.
We'll be the first to admit: we don't LOVE the winter. Sure, we love the first magical fall of snow, hot cocoa, curling up by the fireplace, Netflix 'n' chill, but there's a LOT about the cold weather that we could do without. (We're looking at you, slush puddles.) So we've decided to just curl up with our throw blankets amidst a sea of beautiful pillows and hibernate until April. And these rustic, industrial living rooms are JUST the place to do that.
A Brooklyn loft designed by Homepolish's Justin DiPiero for furniture manufacturer Ciaran McGuigan is just the place to lounge away our lives. White-washed brick is warmed by exposed beams that match the dark-stained wood floor, complete with scratches and marks from the building's industrial past. To balance out the edgy vibes, deeply saturated upholstery seems to sing, "Oh, baby, it's cold outside." We have no interest in leaving.
In a Chicago home by Homepolish's Jennifer Talbot, the final look ended up reading as "modern farmhouse" as opposed to urban condo. Not only does it have the brickwork and concrete beams to give that air of industrial past, Jennifer added in exposed Edison bulbs and a real reclaimed sliding farmhouse door. Mismatched chairs, antique finds, and eclectic artwork only complete our escapist yearnings.
And just because you're feeling rustic and industrial doesn't mean you can be a little fancy, right? In the Brooklyn home of Tze Chun, founder of Uprise Art, Homepolish's Casey DeBois infused artful layers. Set against the brick walls, it reads almost as a new-age gallery… just without the snooty people in turtlenecks.
And we couldn't help including one more gorgeous Brooklyn space, this one by Homepolish's Becky Shea. Cue the weathered exposed brick and wood beams, blackened steel framed windows, and a white-washed high ceiling. We're feeling right at home, and totally safe from the frightful weather outside.
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Most Attractive Bungalow with double bay windows, good wide entrance, yard & lawns with plenty of parking.
Excellent design, bright and spacious rooms offering an abundance of comfort to accommodate modern day family living.
Entrance Hall – 6'6″ x 12'6″ (2m x 3.85m)
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Sitting Room – 14'10" x 19'7″ (4.56m x 6.0m)
Bay window, wooden floor, feature fireplace
Kitchen/Dining Room – 10'8″ x 20'2″ (3.28m x 6.17m)
Tiled floor, fully fitted kitchen, Granite worktop
Utility Room – 4'5″ x 11'2″ (1.38m x 3.42m)
Tiled floor, fitted units, sink unit, door to rear
W.C. – 3'3″ x 7'6″ (1m x 2.33m)
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Master Bedroom – 11'9″ x 15'3″ (3.63m x 4.66m)
Carpet, rad, bay window, sliderobe
Ensuite – 4'7″ x 7'2″ (1.43m x 2.18m)
Tiled floor & walls, w.c., w.h.b., shower
Bedroom 2 – 10'7″ x 12'8″ (3.25m x 3.91m)
Carpet, rad
Family Bathroom – 10'5″ x 8′ (3.21m x 2.45m)
Tiled floor & walls, w.c., w.h.b., bath, shower, rad
Bedroom 3 – 10'5″ x 11′ (3.2m x 3.37m)
Carpet, rad
Bedroom 4 – 11'2″ x 11'1″ (3.42m x 3.38m)
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Total internal area approx.1400 sq. ft./130 sq. mtrs.

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A number of websites are facing lawsuits that claim the sites aren't easily accessible for disabled users. For example, Vox and The Hollywood Reporter say that Beyonce was sued in January over her website being inaccessible because it has a "purely visual interface." As you may know, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires websites to be more accessible and consider those which aren't in violation of the civil rights of disabled users because they limit communication and participation in society. The National Associations of the Deaf has also sued Netflix, by not providing equal access to its "watch instantly" streaming video. You might think the problem would be getting better with awareness, but Vox reports it's only getting worse.
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ADA lawsuit against Florida Board of Bar Examiners can proceed
A lawsuit against the Florida Board of Bar Examiners that claims applicants with mental health conditions must undergo invasive procedures in violation of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) will be allowed to proceed, the ABA Journal reports. The lawsuit, brought by former Army captain and law student Julius Hobbs, claims he would have to submit to a range of expensive medical and mental evaluations for his bar application to be considered.
The Florida Board of Bar Examiners told Hobbs that it needed all of his medical records. Also, he would need to submit a full medical evaluation, which would include a psychiatric evaluation, a substance disorder use evaluation, a complete physical examination and psychosocial testing, according to the order. The exams had to be done by one of 11 doctors specified by the board, and Hobbs would need to pay for it, with the procedures costing up to $5,000.
Hobbs says his mental health issues, including adjustment issues, anxiety, mood disorders and excessive alcohol use, stemmed from working with explosive devices in Afghanistan and Iraq. The Florida Board of Bar Examiners had moved to dismiss the lawsuit, but Federal Judge Robert Hinkle ruled that it could proceed after dismissing the Florida Supreme Court as a defendant. Read more at the ABA Journal.
American Immigration Council demands Trump family separation policies
The Trump administration's plans around family separation and reunification of separated family members have been hidden from the public and Freedom of Information Act requests for information about their policies and procedures have gone unanswered. In response, the American Immigration Council filed a lawsuit today on behalf of a coalition of immigration groups demanding the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) release policies, guidance, and data regarding the practice of family separation.
The lawsuit, filed by the Council and international law firm WilmerHale in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, asks the court to compel the agencies to produce documents in response to FOIA requests submitted in April. The requests, filed by the Council, in collaboration with the Florence Immigrant and Refugee Rights Project, National Immigrant Justice Center, Kids in Need of Defense, Women's Refugee Commission, and WilmerHale asked for information including but not limited to:
1. Records related to any past, current, or planned policy, guidance, or recommendations regarding the separation of families who arrive at the border, including ports of entry.
2. Systems for tracking children and adult family members who are separated.
3. Policies and protocols related to efforts to reunite separated family members.
4. Training of ICE and CBP officers regarding screening of adult family members for referral for criminal prosecution for immigration violations.
5. Training regarding treatment of family members and minor children in ICE or CBP custody who have been separated.
6. Practices and protocols for coordinating communication (telephonic, video, or in-person) between a detained adult family member and a related minor child, following separation.
7. Coordination among CBP, ICE, DHS, Health and Human Services, and the Department of Justice regarding the processing and handling of the separation of adult family members from related minor children.
8. Practices or protocols for verifying a family relationship prior to or after separation.
9. Data regarding the number of minor children separated from adult family members; the number of referrals of adult family members for criminal prosecution where families were separated; the number of referrals for credible fear interviews after separation; and the number of children and parents who departed the United States after separation.
10. Complaints received by the agencies regarding the separation of families.
"The government has taken thousands of immigrant children—including infants—from their parents yet there is no known system for how this vulnerable population is being managed and when the parents can expect to be reunited with their children—if ever," said Emily Creighton, the Council's deputy legal director. "This lawsuit intends to uncover documents supporting the policies that the government would rather remain hidden from view. Among them are justifications for family separation, communication among agencies detailing coordinated efforts to separate families, and comprehensive data showing the systemic implementation of family separation and removal."
Idaho law voiding living wills for pregnant women is challenged
Some states have a law that voids an advance directive living will for pregnant women, and a group is suing one of them, the state of Idaho. According to Slate, at least nine other states have laws that invalidate advance directives for pregnant women. Legal Voice is suing Idaho, claiming the law violates the Equal Protection clause of the Constitution. The organization says basing a law on a person's sex gives women fewer rights. Read more about the lawsuit at Slate.com.
CA man awarded $5M in disability discrimination lawsuit
A former employee of a cellular company won $5 million in a disability discrimination lawsuit against his former employer in California. Stephen Colucci was a T-Mobile retail store manager for seven years. In July 2014, Colucci's new regional manager told him that he was being transferred to another work location – a T-Mobile kiosk located inside the Ontario Mills Mall. Colucci suffers from agoraphobia, PTSD, and panic disorder based on witnessing a stabbing incident when he was a teenager. Colucci disclosed his disability to his new supervisor, and to Human Resources and offered to transfer to a different location or to remain in the store he was managing. He was not transferred to the kiosk but he was thereafter verbally harassed and mocked by the new supervisor. Colucci lodged a harassment complaint to T-Mobile's integrity line hotline and confronted his new supervisor about the harassment. Within hours of learning about Colucci's complaint, the new supervisor terminated his employment, allegedly based on a violation of the company's conflict of interest policy. Colucci established that the stated reason was pretextual and that the real reason he was terminated was based on retaliatory motives. T-Mobile retaliated against Colucci by terminating him within hours of making complaints about his new supervisor. T-Mobile's Human Resources Department did not investigate the complaints and supported the new supervisor's decision to terminate Colucci. T-Mobile's internal paperwork indicated that "litigation was probable" at the time of termination. In addition, T-Mobile's loss prevention team discussed the termination decision on a recorded conference call and a loss prevention manager reported on the call that Colucci was terminated for making complaints. National Trial Lawyers member Pat Barrera of Barrera and Associates in El Segundo represented Colucci. The Superior Court awarded Colucci $5,020,042.00 in damages in October 2017. The court also denied T-Mobile's post-trial motions for a new trial and for judgment notwithstanding the verdict in December 2017. Plaintiff's motion for fees and costs is pending.
NA Top 40 member involved in Intel lawsuit over security defect
The National Advocates Top 40 Under 40 member Leslie Pescia is on a legal team that has filed a lawsuit against computer chipmaker Intel because of a security flaw, according to a news release from the Beasley Allen law firm.
MONTGOMERY, ALA. (January 9, 2018) – Lawyers from Beasley, Allen, Crow, Methvin, Portis & Miles, P.C., have filed a federal lawsuit against Intel Corporation after the company admitted a defect in its central processing units (CPU) used in personal computers leaves users' sensitive, private and secure information vulnerable to hackers. Shortcuts the company used while designing the processors created the defect known as "Meltdown."
The complaint alleges that Intel deceptively marketed its processors as some of the fastest available on the market, despite knowing the flawed design would require a "patch," which can slow personal computer processing down by as much as 30 percent. Beasley Allen lawyers W. Daniel "Dee" Miles, III, who is head of the firm's Consumer Fraud Section, and National Advocates Top 40 Under 40 member Leslie Pescia represent named Plaintiff PC users Richard Reis and Zachary Finer in the class action litigation.
"Untold millions of computer owners have just learned that their computer product contains a significant defect in the Intel CPU that has caused a glaring security risk in their computer. Even if it is allegedly repaired by Intel software updates, it will suffer significant performance degradation," Miles said. "Simply, purchasers of these products either must replace their computer or suffer from poor performance on their defective computer, neither of which they bargained for when they purchased a computer with the Intel CPU."
Earlier this month, PC users learned about the defect that was discovered last June by Jann Horn, a security analyst working for Google.
Among its many functions, the CPU allows the computer's operating system to interact with its hardware. The CPU dedicates some of its processing power for this task, which is called kernel memory. When a PC user executes a command the kernel memory carries out the command. This requires the PC to switch between different modes – an action Intel worked to make as fast and efficient as possible.
During the design, Intel introduced shortcuts, or design defects, that sacrificed security for processor speed in all its CPUs manufactured since 2004. The design defects allow low-privilege processes access to the kernel memory.
Because of the design defects, hackers and the malicious software they develop gain the ability to spy on computer processes and any information preserved on the PC's or server's physical memory. Hackers can easily gain access to information including passwords, usernames and sensitive personal information – making users vulnerable to fraud and identity theft. Information may even be vulnerable in real time.
Companies that design operating systems are currently developing the "patches" that can help protect users against the vulnerability "Meltdown" created, but the added security will reverse the feature that made the CPUs fast.
The complaint is filed in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, San Francisco Division, case number CV-00074-SVK.


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October 27-30, 2019
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Join us for this annual complimentary social event to meet with colleagues from Wisconsin while attending the ACEP Annual Meeting. This year's event will take place at Wynkoop Brewing Co, less than a mile north of the Colorado Convention Center. Please RSVP if you plan to attend.
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"How do we know who we are? What if we're believing our own BS?" This is one of the first things Christian Chia said to me. He has a great point and it is one we take very seriously. In fact, when we rebranded our own company we worked with an outside agency for the same reason.
OpenRoad is BCs largest vehicle retailer and they intend to keep growing, for this to happen alignment became of critical importance. They have over one thousand employees and over twenty vehicle brands each with their own store, management, and teams.
What is the grand vision for the company? What are they going to rally around? What makes them different and why do customers buy from them when they could easily go elsewhere? All of these questions point to what we refer to as a companies Core Brand Concept. This is that little bit of magic that makes each company unique. Let me explain. OpenRoad sells the same cars, in the same city, with the same sales training, same stores, and the same prices as their competition. Imagine that! With this in mind, they have grown faster than almost all their competitors and in the span of twenty years earned the top spot in regards to the number of locations.Read More


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Lion Country Safari confirms two giraffes are dead.
They were killed by a lightning bolt about six weeks ago.
Officials say the giraffes a 1-year-old male and 10-year-old female were in the middle of the park's pasture when they were struck by lightning.
The 1-year-old giraffe Jioni and 10-year-old Lily were not related, park officials said.
"The whole team here was devastated, and we're still in the mourning process weeks later," said Haley Passeser, a spokesperson for Lion Country Safari. "There were a lot of tears shed. Some of our keepers had to take some personal time off to process."
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As I randomly and inexplicably segue from singing a Beatles song that I don't particularly like to "Can Do" from Guys and Dolls, Hannah sez,
"You know, sometimes the songs that are in your head don't have to come out of your mouth."
As I randomly and inexplicably segue from singing a Beatles song that I don't particularly like to "Can Do" from Guys and Dolls, Hannah sez,
"You know, sometimes the songs that are in your head don't have to come out of your mouth."
Summer has just been a hot blur of one thing after another, and not enough of most of them. No camping, very little swimming, not enough paddling or cycling, but too much air conditioning. Probably more potato salad and cole slaw than was strictly necessary, precisely the right amount of homemade mint iced tea and lemonade, and a belated batch of gazpacho that bears repeating. A decent amount of outdoor music (all classical this summer) and dance, a musical thrown in there, a couple of rounds of fireworks. Not enough time gazing contentedly at the stars, but generally less late-night rowdiness from the neighbors. No trips to the drive-in theater, but several to Jumpin' Jack's drive-in restaurant. Mix in with it the usual summer run of birthdays, work, doctor's appointments, dance camps, etc., and it becomes hard to believe all that happened in the last eight weeks, when it felt like we were just inside the house hiding from the sun. Now, it's nearly over. Elder daughter has already started class, and regular high school starts for both of them next week. Overnight, I'll switch from having to avoid the noon sun for my rides to having to seek it out; already the evening light is too long and shadowy to be safe riding back home into the setting sun. Soon, my fiftieth summer will be over. It was pretty good.
Stupidly busy. Not enough biking, but three days of paddling in a row (probably the first time since parenthood that that has happened). Work. But the one thing running through my mind through these hot summer days? This very funny little song:
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Had a splendid evening paddle yesterday out on the confluence of the Mohawk and the Hudson. Put in at Waterford, a village that knows how to exploit its waterfront (something much bigger cities around here don't seem to be able to figure out), and paddled around the lovely channels, up to the foot of the last little waterfall on the Mohawk, played around in the current for a bit and then headed back. Gliding along, I was surprised to hear what sounded like a bowling ball plunging into the water – far from where anyone could have tossed a rock, and it would have had to have been a hell of a rock. So I hung back for a minute to see if I could figure out what had made that noise, thinking perhaps I had come upon the Carp of the Apocalypse. Then I saw the little head, pointy ears, beady eyes: castor canadensis, Monsieur Beavair. Then the descendant of many splendid hats decided to threaten me again with a splendid thwack. I backed away but, being a man, did not leave. I was trying to figure out where his little house of sticks was. Then the furbearer, whose ancestors were more valuable than money just a few miles south and four centuries back, gave me a third and fourth warning. I decided he'd had enough and I was late for dinner so I had to leave the channel. But let's be clear: I did not back down.
It happened that I was having dinner with not one but two people who, if they were doing their jobs, would take responsibility for the outrageous threats of this toothed water marmot. One chose to ignore my plight entirely; the other rolled her eyes and said "Peebles Island," clearly familiar with the transgressions of this threat to our way of life. Did they do anything? They did not.
Monsieur Beavair? I'll be back.
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The highly anticipated season of the Brooklyn Nets kicked off Wednesday October 30th.
Though many questioned the health and physical capabilities of the veterans acquired over the summer, fans are optimistic about the upcoming season. The Nets went 0-1 in the season opener against Uncle Drew and the Cavs. Cleveland, who ranked in the bottom half in defense, was in complete control the entire game. They outscored the Nets 30-22 in the third quarter and added 19 more points in the 4th to defeat the Brooklyn Nets 98-94.
It was a different story against the defending champion Miami Heat. The Nets home opener against the Heat on November 1st delivered the satisfaction Nets fans looked forward to all summer. Although they'd never admit to it, the Heat/former Celtics rivalry still lives on. Anyone can tell from the amount of words shared between Lebron James and Paul Pierce. And if that's not enough – look back at the pushing and shoving that went on between them. In a game I'd call the "Tale of Odds and Even Quarters," Nets outscored the Heat in the first and third quarter and held on to a double digit lead. But while the Heat fans made their way out of the arena and bars everywhere, Miami cut the Nets lead to 1, with clutch three pointers from Wade, Chalmers and James (respectively). Don't blame the King for the Heat loss, blame the best free throw shooter in the league for going 1 for 2 at the line during the last seconds of the game. Before the game, Deron Williams made a statement "we're better than the Heat." And better they were. Nets fan out the Heat 101-100.
Even though the Heat outscored the Nets in the fourth, I am impressed with the Nets defensively and offensively for hanging on. In past seasons, the Nets would've lost the lead and not come back at all, but this is a new era and the Nets will do nothing less than #AimForAmazing as Nets owner stated during an exclusive interview. Championship or Bust.


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I tried to find out about the history of this old-fashioned dessert the old-fashioned way: online. (I bet you thought I went to the library, the one with the extensive section on the history of chocolate desserts.) According to unreliable internet sources, this chocolate cake that makes its own fudge sauce was invented in the early 1920s by Emelyn Battersby Hartridge when she was a student at Vassar College.
Okay, I got pretty excited that someone from my alma mater invented a dessert. Vassar students are a pretty brainy bunch, so you would expect that they would be out there inventing some genius scientific breakthrough device instead of fudge. But let's put it in perspective. Chocolate is important, too. How could those smart-aleck inventors get through their experiments without their afternoon dose? We all need chocolate. Even those of us who squeaked by with a degree in French, and then went on to study French pastry. Perhaps it was not what my parents envisioned as they were paying the tuition bills. (Heads up, college boy, don't even THINK of doing something like that.) The point is, chocolate is essential, especially on Valentine's Day.
Frankly, I don't really buy it that Emelyn could have invented this one in her dorm room. I've seen the dorm rooms. They're kind of cool in an old-fashioned, Victorian way. In fact, the dorm Emelyn lived in
Victorian. The rooms definitely didn't have ovens. Never mind. Just make it. It is incredibly easy to do, and if the dorm rooms
have ovens, it would make sense that this chocolate pudding cake could have been invented in one.
And another thing. Emelyn would be scratching her head from the great beyond if you told her that her recipe is also vegan.
Chocolate pudding cake
Serves 4
When you bake this pudding, the cake part rises to the top, leaving a fudgey sauce that sinks to the bottom. The pudding puffs and bubbles in the oven and then sinks as it cools. Not to worry. The little crater in the center begs to be filled with vanilla ice cream, a mandatory addition to tame the intensity of the chocolate. You may bake the pudding a few hours ahead of time and warm it in the microwave for 15 to 20 seconds. If you are making this for your valentine, save the extra desserts to celebrate twice, or spread the love and have a Valentine's Day family dinner.
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup Dutch-process unsweetened cocoa powder
In a small bowl, mix sugar and cocoa together until blended.
1 1/2 ounces (1 1/2 squares) unsweetened chocolate
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
1/2 cup flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup milk
1/2 teaspoon finely grated orange rind
1 teaspoon vanilla
3/4 cup water
1 pint vanilla ice cream
1. Heat the oven to 375 degrees.
2. Melt the chocolate and butter in a heatproof bowl over hot but not boiling water. Alternatively, heat at 50 percent power in the microwave at 30 second intervals, stirring between each interval, until melted.
3. Whisk the flour, baking powder, salt, and cinnamon together in another bowl.
4. Stir the sugar, milk, orange rind, and vanilla into the bowl of melted butter and chocolate, until blended. Stir in the flour mixture, until blended. Divide the batter evenly among four (7- or 8-ounce) ramekins, using about 1/4 cup batter for each.
5. Sprinkle 3 tablespoons of the topping evenly over each ramekin. Pour 3 tablespoons water on top, and set the ramekins on a baking sheet. Bake for 25 minutes, or until top bubbles and puffs. Let rest for10 minutes. Serve while warm topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
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Peru is a fascinating country blending ancient traditions with modern luxuries, raw desert coastlines with fertile Andean mountain regions, and a diverse mix of inhabitants. I set out to uncover Peru's gems, and found a treasure chest of experience. I shared some of my favourite secret spots with Yahoo!7 Travel. Read the full story here: https://au.travel.yahoo.com/news/a/30846974/perus-secret-spots/
The much anticipated wait is almost over...Double Barrel, a film almost two years in the making, is finished and the Official Trailer dropped today! It's been an incredible tough yet rewarding journey, and we are proud of the end product, premiering in Peru, USA and Australia in the New Year.
Go to www.doublebarrelfilm.com to view the trailer, film synopsis, meet the crew, and check in on tour dates.
*Global Premiere announced: January 23rd, El Dragon Del Sur, Punta Hermosa, Lima Peru, more details coming soon, keep an eye on the Double Barrel website for updates.


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Alfredo James Pacino / Born in Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA
a Woman. Prior to his win he had received seven Oscar nominations, including one that same year.
He made his feature film debut in 1969 in the film Me, Natalie in a minor supporting role, before playing the lead role in the 1971 drama The Panic in Needle Park. Pacino's major breakthrough came in 1972 with the role of Michael Corleone in The Godfather, which earned him an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor. His other Oscar nominations for Best Supporting Actor were for Dick Tracy and Glengarry Glen Ross. Oscar nominations for Best Actor include The Godfather Part II, Serpico, Dog Day Afternoon and ...And Justice for All.
In addition to a career in film, he has enjoyed a successful career on stage, winning Tony Awards for Does a Tiger Wear a Necktie? and The Basic Training of Pavlo Hummel. A longtime fan of Shakespeare, he made his directorial debut with Looking for Richard, a quasi-documentary on the play Richard III. Pacino has received numerous lifetime achievement awards, including one from the American Film Institute. He is a method actor, taught mainly by Lee Strasberg and Charles Laughton at the Actors Studio in New York.
Although he has never married, Pacino has had several relationships with actresses and has three children.Read more at Wikipedia MORE -LESS


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1951 Willys Jeepster,302ci V8,3-Speed Automatic,AM Radio, Convertible,Vinyl Int.
Price: - Item location: Auburn, Washington, United States
- Condition: Used
- Make: Willys
- Type: Convertible
- Trim: Jeepster
- Doors: 2 Doors
- Year: 1951
- Mileage: 0
- Color: Other Color
- Engine size: 302ci V8
- Fuel: Gasoline
- Transmission: Automatic
- Drive type: RWD
- Interior color: White
- Vehicle Title: Clear Want to buy? Contact seller!
1951 Willys Jeepster
1951 Willys Jeepster for sale in Auburn, WA 98002
This 1951 Willys Jeepster is shown in a Maroon exterior with White interior. It is powered by a 302ci V8 engine and paired with a 3-Speed automatic transmission. Since the rebuild there has been 40,000 miles, original mileage is unknown. This is a non-smoking vehicle that has had no pets inside and has always been garage kept.
Vinyl Interior
All Manual Drum Brakes
Steel Body
Same Owner for 35 Years
Please call(402)502-8385for more information.
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Regular winter jackets are boring. They're bulky and you have to wear multiple layers under them to stay warm. What if you could wear a thin winter jacket with no layers and be perfectly warm in even the MOST EXTREME temperatures? Using the same insulation technology NASA uses in their space suits, the Lukla Endeavour Jacket gives you just that.
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Today, aerogel is used by NASA as insulation in their space suits. It can trap space dust on space shuttles, de-ice aircrafts, and insulate some of the coldest oil pipelines in the world.
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Edwardian Yellow Gold Pheasant Brooch. 15 carat yellow gold. Set to the centre, facing left a pheasant. The pheasant has a textured surface over the entire body and is of hollow construction, set on a gold pin.
To the reverse the pheasant's profile is complete. The brooch is fitted with a gold pin with a hook under c-catch fastener.
The bar brooch measures approximately 26 mm in length by 17 mm width.
The majority of our rings can be resized. Resizing will be done at our expense and can take up to five working days. We suggest that a ring size is confirmed by a jeweller who has taken a ring measurement, given that there can be a difference in ring sizes on each hand.


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Bird Thank You Card
Code: NJ15
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Bird Thank You Card. Say thank you with this brightly coloured thank you card by Janie Wilson. The textured card is 15cm square, adorned with coloured Swarovski crystals and made in the UK using board from sustainable sources. The card and white envelope are cello wrapped.