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Nice shots, Roy! I have a few juncos but am usually over run with the sparrows and starlings.
I do have one little wren...cute little guy...that eats the suet, along with chickadees and nuthatches...and a single woodpecker. Plenty of cardinals, too...6 couples have been hanging out! But what I really, really want to see is a blue bird! Do you have any? Send them west, please! ha.RepliesBetsy, Bluebirds don't eat seeds, they eat bugs. If you want them hanging around you have to put out a feeder with mealy worms, preferably live but since that's really not practical you'll have to go with dried ones. You can get some lard and make suet with dried mealy worms in it, too.
DeleteOh! See...I didn't know that! I'll have to make some suet specifically for them. Thanks for the tip! haha...my family is going to think I've gone crazy if they see me cooking up a batch of something with mealy worms in it. lol...better not leave it out on the counter. Someone might stumble out to the dark kitchen for a midnight snack! :)
I'm in love with Juncos. Used to get scads of them in New York and they used the feeders because the snow was so deep (?) Here they feed off the ground mostly, often ignoring my feeders and working under and around the honeysuckle and climbing roses. I rarely see Purple Finches here.
I get more Cardinals than I can count, Mourning Doves, several types of Sparrows, three kinds of Woodpecker (Pileated, Red-bellied, and Downy or Hairy (I can't tell from my window), dozens of Tufted Titmice (?mouse), Phoebes early fall and in spring, Bluejays, Red-winged Blackbirds (not yet - but end of Feb.) Mockingbirds, and Nuthatches, both the Red-breasted and the White-breasted. Hardly ever get Starlings - and Bluebirds are seasonal here.
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The Perfect Gift For: The Aspiring Artist.
100 pages of pure white.
$7 at Sprout Home.
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Ring in the New Year with a dapper outfit fit for the office.
Harbor Peacoat | $79.95 (sale) at American Eagle
New Year's Vest | $88 at Modern Amusement
Tappan Check Shirt | $39.99 (sale) at J Crew
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The Perfect Gift For: Your Fashionista Friend.
Even though it's really a headband, it looks like a tres sophisticated scarf. Your friend can wake up, throw on this headband and look like she's good to go.
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Update your cold weather wardrobe with this hip (and warm) outfit that will start your personal Winter 07 collection.
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We asked: Are Shorts as Eveningwear In or Out?
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Omiru's take: We agree wholeheartedly. While this look may appear appealing on the runway, it leaves much to be desired off the catwalk. And you can forget about wearing Shorts as Eveningwear at the Office Holiday Party! We urge you to leave your shorts where they belong: hanging in your closet until Spring.
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Issue No. 67 of the Friday Fashion Hotlist: a weekly compilation of the
cutest and coolest stuff Omiru's Style Intelligence Report saw out there this
week, we're spotlighting The Best Stocking Stuffers to make your Christmas merry. We present to
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Michelin has professionally screened all of the previously recalled tires in our inventory including all tires returned from our dealers' inventory. These have never been mounted. All inspected tires that have proven to be free from defect, have been clearly marked with a green dot as seen in the photograph below. These tires have begun to be reintroduced into the Michelin distribution network.
These tires, which are within the DOT identifier and production periods listed above, have been 100% inspected and are certified to be free from defect. To signify their inspection, the tires have been marked with a green dot at the end of the DOT number.
GREENVILLE, S.C., JULY 22, 2013 - Michelin is voluntarily recalling certain sizes of its MICHELIN® LTX® M/S 2, MICHELIN® X® Radial LT2 and MICHELIN® Latitude® Tour tires. These tires are typically found on light trucks and SUVs.
Michelin recommends removal of these tires as soon as possible. To reduce any inconvenience for consumers, Michelin will replace any tires from the list below on their vehicles even if they are not part of the 2,500 known affected tires. The removed tires will be replaced with a similar product free of charge.
To return and replace these tires at no cost, please visit your Michelin dealer for assistance. To locate a Michelin dealer, click on the link below.
If you have questions or concerns after visiting your Michelin dealer, please contact Michelin Consumer Care at 1-855-851-4951 FREE1-855-851-4951. Available 8am - 8pm ET (Mon – Fri).
To review the letter Michelin is sending to registered owners of this tire, click on the PDF below.
To find out if a tire is affected by the recall:
Tire Name | Tire Description | DOT Sequence | DOT Production Periods |
LTX M/S2 | MICHELIN LTX M/S2 P275/55R20 111T RBL | B99Y 56EX | 3812 to 2113 |
LTX M/S2 | MICHELIN LTX M/S2 P265/65R18 112T | B9XP 001X | 0513 to 2113 |
LTX M/S2 | MICHELIN LTX M/S2 P265/60R18 109T ORWL | B95E 788X | 1513 to 2113 |
X Radial LT2 | MICHELIN X Radial LT2 P265/65R18 112T | B9KA 003X | 0513 to 2113 |
X Radial LT2 | MICHELIN X Radial LT2 P275/55R20 111T | B99Y 001X | 0513 to 2113 |
Latitude Tour | MICHELIN Latitude Tour P255/60R19 108S | B9R1 W3WX | 1913 to 2113 |
Latitude Tour | MICHELIN Latitude Tour P255/70R18 112T | B9YU 99CX | 1313 to 2113 |
If it is not one of these products; the tire is not part of the recall. Within these tire lines; only 18", 19" and 20" (rim diameter) tires are affected by the recall.
If it is one of these products, check the DOT information to determine if the tire is affected by the recall as follows.
The following illustration will show you how to read your tire's DOT markings. The DOT markings can be found on the sidewall just above the wheel image.
If you have any questions concerning the tire's DOT information, please contact Michelin Consumer Care at 1–800–231–5893 FREE1–800–231–5893. Available 8am–8pm EST Monday–Friday; 8:30am–4:30pm EST Saturday–Sunday.
For your reference, below is an example on a standard DOT code.
Department of Transportation Safety Code
Tire's Manufacturer and plant code
Denotes tire size
Optional characters that identify brand and other significant characteristics of the tire
Denotes week the tire was produced
Denotes year the tire was manufactured


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[1.5.2] Additional Buildcraft Objects Mod Download
It provide some additional pipes and objects for buildcraft.
- Download and install Minecraft Forge.
- Download and install BuildCraft Mod
- Download Additional Buildcraft Objects Mod
- Put Additional Buildcraft Objects Mod jar file into your .minecraft.jar
- Done
Notes: For those, who want to use a continues-power model (so you don't have to toggle the redstone current for valve etc all the time like "old" buildcraft), should set
# set to true for allowing machines to be driven by continuous current current.continuous=False
# set to true for allowing machines to be driven by continuous current current.continuous=True
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Additional Buildcraft Objects Screenshots and Recipes
Objects added:
Valve Pipe
It works like a wooden pipe, but with integrated redstone engine. Also allows to add the lever directly on top.
But it has one limitation (by design!) it only allows straight connections, no bending!
It also allows to push out liquid:
- WoodenWaterproofPipe Lever WoodenWaterproofPipe
Golden Iron Waterproof Pipe
It acts like an iron pipe, but has golden pipe speed, so you dont reduce the golden pipe water pressure
- GoldenWaterproofPipe IronWaterproofPipe
Balance Pipe (idea by Oxygene13)
Balances liquid of connected tanks
- WoodenWaterproofPipe IronOrGate WoodenWaterproofPipe
A 3×3 Iron Engine powerplant cooled by one single pump, with water triggered automatic on/off: (using balance pipes, valve and flowmeter)
The only way to stop this powerplant is to cut off its water and wait until the tanks are empty
Round Robin Items Pipe
It works like a stone pipe, but does round robin sorting.Each output will be used once in a round robin way.
- StoneTransportPipe Gravel
Diamond Liquid Pipe
Like the Diamond Items Pipe but for sorting liquidsRecipe:
- Diamond PipeWaterproof
Compactor Pipe
Combines items(tacks) to larger itemstacks (currently to itemstacks >= 16 items)
Neds to be powered with redstone. also has an underrun detection (if no item comes in a specific time, the small itemstack is ejected)
- StoneTransportPipe Piston
Insertion Transport Pipe
Insertion Pipes given the choice between putting a item in the pipe in to an inventory (A chest or a furnace) and passing it along to another pipe, the Insertion Pipe will always try to add the item to the inventory.This pipe is very useful for feedback loops as it forces the item to go in to the last machine if it can.
- StoneTransportPipe Redstone
Extraction Transport Pipe
Extraction Pipe is the opposite of the Insertion Pipe. If the pipe can choose between an inventory and another pipe the pipe will always go with the next pipe. Also this pipe behaves the same as a wood pipe where it will pull items out of an inventory if the pipe has an active redstone engine applied to it.This pipe is useful for tight spaces where you do not want a pipe to accidentally fill a chest or machine.
- StoneTransportPipe Planks
Bounce Transport Pipe
This pipe will cause whatever enters the pipe to come back out the way it came unless the pipe is powered by redstone, then it behaves as a normal pipe.Recipe:
- StoneTransportPipe Cobblestone
Crossover Transport Pipe
This pipe will direct material entering it to the pipe (or something accepting material, like chests) directly across from it. If no such pipe exists, a random direction is chosen.Recipe:
- StoneTransportPipe IronTransportPipe
Power Switch Pipe
Works as transistor for the power pipes. You can/have to power it with redstone to allow power flowing through it. Also allows to add the lever directly on top.
- GoldenConductivePipe Lever
Iron Power PipeActs as a diode/iron pipe for power pipes
- IronTransportPipe Redstone


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England pace bowler Liam Plunkett admitted his brilliant two wickets in two balls in the evening session against India in the second Test at Lords. He feels it was the result of pressure from the English bowling attack on the India batsmen. Plunkett also scored his maiden Test fifty on day three as India finished with a second innings lead of 145.
Plunkett feels that second Test against India hangs in the balance after three days of cricket. "The match is quite balanced at the moment. It is very even between both sides," said Plunkett after the day's play. In the morning, if we can nick a couple a wickets quickly then the match will swing in our favour. If you get in at Lord's it is a good wicket to bat on and you can chase the targets down.
"So anything they give us should be chase-able," Plunkett told reporters at the end of the day's play. When pressed about what target England will prefer to chase, he replied, "There's not much variable bounce at the moment. The sun is out and it will bake the pitch and it will get flatter. I think 250-300 should be an ideal score."


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I'm really worried one breast is high and the other dropped below scar what's wrong? I had 500cc tear drop implants under the muscle
What's Going on with my Implants Bottoming Out? (photo)
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It looks like your left implant is only minimally low, the right one is still too high. You did not mention when you had surgery.
Based upon the posted photos I see the left having very minimal bottoming that is acceptable. While the right has either a poorly dissected pocket inferiorly or you are forming a capsule. Best tp seek IN PERSON opinions.
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It's hard to make an assessment without seeing what you looked like pre-op, and without having more frontal views (both of which would be helpful). Asymmetry is common, both before and after surgery, but the precise degree is hard to assess without comparing before and afters.
I hope that this helps and good luck,
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Earlier this year I went to the NAB convention on a mission. I was ready to upgrade my Adobe Premiere 6.5 editing system to Premiere Pro 1.5, but was stuck using Premiere 6.5 because my video I/O card would not support Premiere Pro 1.5. I don't blame Adobe for this, but do blame the manufacturer of the card, because they could have supported their card with Premiere Pro, but chose instead to try and force me into changing my system over to their editing software. The problem was, I didn't want their editing software and viewed this as "techno-bullying." The point of this little digression is, I just wanted to move up to Premiere Pro 1.5 and I needed to find the right professional level video I/O card to get me there. The only requirements were that the card needed to give me SDI video in and out, and AES/EBU audio. A piece of cake - or so I thought.
What I discovered at NAB was there truly just weren't that many choices of video cards available at that time to edit using Premiere Pro 1.5 if you wanted SDI video in and out and AES/EBU audio. In fact, while several manufacturers were working on cards, one name that repeatedly came up in conversation was Bluefish444. I had actually never heard of them before, but after doing a little research I found that BlueFish444 is a division and brand name of Digital Voodoo, Ltd., an Australia-based company. I came to learn they've been providing OEM solutions to the developer market for quite a while. Because they seemed to be one of the few players in the Adobe Premiere Pro/SD/HD market, I knew to complete my mission at NAB, it would be important to take the BlueFish444 card out for a test swim with Adobe Premiere Pro.
BlueFish444 actually offers a wide range of high quality video I/O products to suit practically every level of need and application, from analog component to digital SD and HD. A quick trip to their Web site (www.bluefish444.com) will show you exactly what I mean. My facility is not HD yet, so I chose their SD|Envy product for my test swim. It is a 10-bit dual-link SDI and 10-bit analog I/O card.
The system I received was loaded with some very nice hardware. To begin, at the core of the system was the new HP Workstation 8200 with dual 64-bit Xeon processors. Not bad for starters.
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I tested the performance of the card using standard SDI input and two channels of AES/EBU audio. I input video from both a DVCPRO50 tape deck as well as directly from our studio via an SDI router. In both cases, using the high quality 10-bit 4:4:4:4 processing the SD|Envy card offers. The footage looked absolutely perfect and pristine on the component monitor connected directly to the analog outputs of the card.
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Eija-Liisa Ahtila: Horizontal
Location: Palevsky Design Pavilion
Eija-Liisa Ahtila
Curator: Rita Kersting
Eija-Liisa Ahtila's poetic video installation presents a portrait-in-motion of a giant spruce tree shifting in the wind. In order to make it fit into an exhibition space scaled for human viewers, the artist chose to project the image horizontally rather than vertically. This simple rotation of 90 degrees powerfully challenges habitual modes of organizing and depicting reality by making visible our anthropocentric perspective. In between painting and cinema, strange and beautiful, Horizontal probes human perception and invites us to consider the coexistence of separate spatial and temporal spheres for different living beings.
Horizontal, 2011
6-channel projected HD installation, surround sound, 6 mins.
Purchase, Contemporary Art Acquisitions Committee of
American Friends of the Israel Museum, New York
Finish artist Eija-Liisa Ahtila undertakes
an ambitious task: to document and
photograph a spruce tree measuring over ten
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size. Due to the large scale of the spruce,
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of a tree: rather than vertical, Ahtila's tree
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By Don Rowe, Special to the Dispatch
October 7, 2012 1:09:07 AM
ABERDEEN -- The Aberdeen High School football team planned Friday night against Nettleton to enjoy its Homecoming.
The evening also was a homecoming of sorts for Nettleton coach Mike Scott.
Unfortunately for Scott, who taught at Shivers Junior High in the late 1970s, his homecoming wasn't as successful as Aberdeen's, as the Bulldogs rolled to a 52-6 victory.
"Sure I'm disappointed," said Scott who, after leaving Aberdeen, made a name for himself as a head football and basketball coach at Shannon High before becoming Lee County School Superintendent. "It was the same old, same old. We got whipped at the line of scrimmage."
Aberdeen coach Mark Bray had very little to complain about as his Bulldogs racked up 398 yards in the first two quarters and held the Tigers to -13 yards on 17 attempts the first half.
"It was total domination," said Bray, whose Bulldogs improved to 6-2 and 2-0 in Class 3A, Region 2. "The offense was clicking on all cylinders, and it was another good effort from (quarterback) Josh Williams."
Williams was the trigger for the offense. He completed his first five passes for 158 yards and a touchdowns and then, after a pair of incompletions, hit three straight for 90 more yards and a score. He went to the bench with eight completions in 10 attempts (one of which was dropped) for 248 yards and two touchdowns.
Williams was equally as potent on the ground, as he rushed for 89 yards on his first four carries, and finished with 90 yards rushing on six attempts (two touchdowns).
Aberdeen was just as overwhelming on defense, as Nettleton finished with -23 yards on 23 carries. Only eight of the 23 rushing plays netted positive yards, and just one rush was for more than 3 yards, and that covered 8 yards.
Nettleton was 10 of 25 for 161 yards in the passing game, but two interceptions that covered 193 yards kept it out of the end zone on two scoring opportunities in the first half.
Scott's offense had five first downs, all of which came on the Tigers' first two possessions.
"Defensively, we had some shaky moments early on but we tightened it up and pitched a shutout until we cleared the bench at halftime," Bray said.
Bray did have one concern.
"I guess the only gripe I have is with our defensive front," Bray said. "But once we got them doing what we wanted them to do instead of what they wanted to do, everything came together."
Aberdeen scored all the points it needed on its first play when Williams found wide receiver Sammie Burroughs open over the middle on an 85-yard pass-run combo. Demarea Dobbins added the extra point.
Nettleton answered with a five-play march to the Aberdeen 12, but Kenric McCoy stepped in front of a receiver and raced 92 yards to make it 13-0 less than three minutes into the game.
The Tigers answered with a 10-play drive and had a fourth-and-goal at the 3-yard line, but Trey Mims, Zay Forshee, and Brandon Hodges stopped quarterback Dakota Cruber for no gain.
Aberdeen then marched to the Tigers' 15, but fumbled the ball away for its only turnover.
A three-and-out gave the Bulldogs the ball back at their 43. Justin Lucas scored from 1 yard four plays later, as Dobbins added the extra point for a 20-0 lead 36 seconds into the second quarter.
A 24-yard middle screen to Lucas and a 22-yard completion to Aaron McMillian set up a 20-yard keeper by Williams for the Bulldogs' fourth score and a 26-0 lead.
A blocked punt coupled with a face-mask penalty on Aberdeen's next possession gave Nettleton a first down at the Bulldogs' 3, but Burroughs intercepted Cruber a yard deep in the end zone and raced 101 yards for the touchdown. Dobbins added the point after for a 33-0 advantage midway through the second quarter.
Aberdeen padded its lead moments later when Williams bolted 6 yards to cap a three-play, 44-yard march. Dobbins' point after pushed the score to 40-0 with a little less than three minutes remaining in the half.
Eighty seconds later Williams hooked up with McMillian on a 52-yard touchdown pass to make it 46-0. Lucas scored his second touchdown with 18 seconds left in the half after a G.G. Blanchard fumble recovery gave Aberdeen the ball at the Tiger 22.
Nettleton scored on its second possession of the third quarter on a 67-yard pass from Cruber to Levert Jernigan.
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Editor's note: Women currently hold just 10%-15% of the senior leadership positions in corporate America, despite the fact that they now represent 58% of all college graduates and hold 50% of middle-management positions in the United States. -- I began addressing women's leadership issues in the workplace almost 20 years ago. And, back then, I realized that greater inclusion and advancement was only going to come if we gathered marketplace statistics that proved the business case for female leadership in organizations. Social justice, equity, fairness and morality were (and are) all really wonderful positives, but they were not enough to fully convince male C-Suite executives to get behind women and move them up the ladder. That was the sad truth. So it was a numbers game. But not any numbers. There were many contentious numbers, like ROI. When you asked if including and advancing more women bolstered and drove ROI, for example, the answers were unclear – and even controversial. Those were numbers I stayed away from. But I didn't stay away from sales numbers. These were safe, powerful and rock-like statistics. They argued clearly and without doubt that women should be in charge of designing and selling products – especially when you considered the fact that women represented huge percentages of buying power. If women bought the stuff, shouldn't they be the ones deciding how to make and sell it? I think you know the answer. I also got many male executives to come along on this issue by performing what I called the "squint test." I looked at a company's executive team and its board, and if they didn't look like the female market they served, then I told the CEO he was off base and headed in the wrong direction. It just wasn't debatable. There just wasn't any argument. I won. Women won. Today, I use another line of "reasoning." I point out that we live in a global economy and that power is dispersed and informal. So a guy simply can't issue orders and push something down the chain-of-command hierarchy. If you have a 40-person team, for instance, you probably have people in 17 countries and on four continents represented. It's not about who has the most stripes on his sleeve anymore. And it's really not about a table of organization either. This isn't to say that teams and organizations are flat right now. They're not. But they're not vertical either. They're sort of a mess – but a good mess. And women thrive in this kind of situation. They negotiate so well, and they do so well in the relationship-building department, too. They find the right people and the right way to manage and produce in a complex and ambiguous and fluid environment. Men don't do this as well. I was talking to a sales organization recently, and I learned that women will often go three and four people deep within a customer's company to build relationships and make sure the sale is completed. Men, on the other hand, for some reason, don't go this deep. I have two ideas that could help C-Level executives if they want to (and they should) get the best and right women positioned for future leadership roles within their organizations. First, give the up-and-coming women managerial roles in independent business units. Whether that's running a factory in China, a back office in South Dakota, or a supply-chain support group at headquarters – give them something to run; set expectations; and measure results. Just do it. And, within five years, you'll have a strong group of female leaders who have been tested and are ready for even bigger things. Second, if a senior executive fills a job with a man, ask the executive to explain why a woman wasn't selected. We're talking mindfulness and accountability here. Just ask why. Let's go back to numbers. About 60 percent of all college graduates are now women. So I could see 60 percent of middle-management jobs filled by women by 2025. But that's a long way off. Companies need to test their most interesting people now, to get them ready to take over a lot sooner than that. The markets demand this, and ignoring the markets is always foolhardy.
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Wednesday, December 12, 2012
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It seems like its been forever since I have posted to my blog. I have been extremely busy with getting my new gym affiliated with CrossFit. We are now affiliated and the new name is CrossFit Painesville. Please follow us on Twitter. And like us on Facebook. The web site should be up by the end of the week.
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Dramatic video: Rare Russian tornado rips through town (Video)
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"One person has been killed and twenty eight others injured as a powerful tornado hit the Russian far-eastern city of Blagoveshchensk. According to the local emergency services, six people were taken to hospital where one of them subsequently died. The tornado was so powerful that it tore the roofs from houses, turned over vehicles, flattened trees and smashed windows in several buildings. Local authorities have introduced a state of emergency in the city, Itar-Tass news agency reports. 200 people and 50 vehicles are already involved in the cleaning operation."Video from: YouTube.com
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"Some scientists believe bursts of solar activity cause natural disasters on our planet, but until now the star has been too difficult to reach or explore in any detail. Some Russian researchers think they have the solution. Volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, tsunamis -- apocalyptic pictures are becoming an ordinary part of news bulletins across the globe. And scientists are not giving out reassuring forecasts. "Unfortunately, we're expecting more severe cataclysms which may lead to large-scale human losses and destruction," says Baku-based Professor Elchin Kakhalilov of the Global Network for the Forecasting of Earthquakes."
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Lot 127: NICK BRANDT - Zebras crossing river, Maasai Mara, 2006
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November 3, 2016
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Description: NICK BRANDT - Zebras crossing river, Maasai Mara, 2006
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Notes: Signed, dated and numbered 6/8 in pencil in the margin.
Provenance: A. galerie, Paris
Dimensions: Image/Sheet: 90.8 x 202.5 cm (35 3/4 x 79 3/4 in.) Frame: 113.4 x 223.7 cm (44 5/8 x 88 1/8 in.)
Literature: N. Brandt, A Shadow Falls, Abrams, 2009, pp. 30-31
Medium: Archival pigment print.


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