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The Villa Rica woman's collection grew to fill nearly the entire house at one point. But after her passing in 2010, the items are now part of the Georgia welcome center in West Point on the Georgia-Alabama state line.
Mrs. Boutwell's husband can't recall exactly how his wife started collecting Coke items, but he knows it took off fast.
"I'm not really sure how it started," said Jerry Boutwell. "It was around 35 years ago. We went from nothing to a whole lot. Originally she wanted it to have an old country store look. I built her that in the yard and it filled up right away. Time went by and we filled up another place and then another."
Boutwell said the idea for putting the collection in the welcome center came about when he stopped there following a trip to Mobile, Ala. Walking through the center, he asked why a Georgia welcome center didn't have any Coca-Cola items.
"I told them it was unusual that they didn't have any Cola-Cola stuff anywhere, with this being the home of Coke and the World Coke in Atlanta," said Boutwell. "They agreed. They said they'd be interested if somebody wanted to fill the display and I told them I could. They were thrilled about it."
Most of Hilda Boutwell's vast collection is gone now, but many of the best pieces are found in the collection at the welcome center. Besides being an international company and one of the world's most recognizable logos, Coca-Cola is a symbol of Georgia. Her collection even includes bottles from both Georgia and Georgia Tech's football national titles.
Rebecca Clopp, who works at the welcome center, said it's a big draw for tourists.
"We have people who go out and get their cameras to take pictures of it," she said. "Their favorite thing is the Barbies on the top shelf. They also like the old bottles that were made in Villa Rica or West Point. People really like the older Coke memorabilia and old signs, it's reminiscent."
Clopp said she sends people to Atlanta's World of Coke from the exhibit all the time. The company and its beverages connect to people emotionally, she feels.
"I think it's just that Coke has always been around," Clopp said. "Coke has those Georgia roots, so when they come and see it they put the connection together. It's a Georgia-made and Georgia-grown product, we love promoting it."
Though Mrs. Boutwell passed away a few years ago, her love of Coca-Cola lives on through the exhibit. Coke was even part of her funeral service.
"The pastor at First Baptist included Coke in the funeral," said Jerry Boutwell. "She was known as a Coca-Cola person. I don't know how it came about over the years, but if you went to a restaurant and they asked would Pepsi be all right she'd say, 'No. Let's go somewhere else.'"


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Man accused of vandalizing 1929 Picasso painting surrenders
HOUSTON (AP) — A man accused of vandalizing a 1929 Pablo Picasso painting in an act caught on cellphone video surrendered Tuesday to federal marshals at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Uriel Landeros, 22, of Houston, turned himself over to marshals at the international bridge near McAllen, Texas.
"I don't regret anything that I've done," Landeros told KPRC-TV of Houston in an interview.
Landeros had an exhibition of his own artwork at a Houston gallery in October. Gallery owner James Perez told the Associated Press at the time, "It's just taking something and making it your own. I like what Uriel did. ... It made me happy that someone could evoke this kind of emotion in people," the LA Times reported.
Landeros was charged in June with felony graffiti and criminal mischief for spray painting the artwork titled "Woman in a Red Armchair" at the Menil Collection in Houston.
The painting was damaged June 13 in an act caught in a 24-second video taken by a bystander and posted on YouTube. The vandal left behind an image of a bullfighter, a bull and the word "conquista," the Spanish word for conquest.
Once the man walks away, the person taking the video walks up to the painting, recording the damage. This, plus the fact that the witness happened to film the vandal at the moment he damaged the painting, has some speculating whether the two were working together.
Landeros fled to Mexico afterward and might have been there since June, his attorney, Emily Detoto said Tuesday.
"He surrendered at the urging of his family and myself, to come in and get started on the process," she told the Houston Chronicle.
In his television interview, which KPRC said was conducted in November, Landeros said he aligned himself with the Occupy movement and that the vandalism was an act of social and political defiance. Continued...
"It's just a piece of cloth," he said. "What matters most is the people who are suffering."
He added, "If I wanted to destroy that piece, I could have done it. The spray paint that I used was easily taken away."
The painting is still being restored, KTRK-TV of Houston reported.
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The California Fish and Game Commission determined Wednesday that listing the gray wolf as an endangered species in the state may be warranted and declared it a candidate for future listing consideration.
The decision opens a status review to be done over the course of the next 12 months, after which the Commission could decide to list the wolf as an endangered species under state law.
"We have very little information on the history and status of wolves in California," said Michael Sutton, Vice President of the Fish & Game Commission. "Our decision today launches a year-long effort to learn more, which in turn will inform our ultimate decision whether or not to protect this iconic species under California law."
Last December, a lone wolf known as OR7 dispersed to California from a pack in northeastern Oregon and has been in the state for most of the time since then. OR7 has been in western Plumas County since early July except for a few quick excursions across county lines into Butte or Tehama Counties.
Gray wolves such as OR7 are protected as an endangered species in California under the federal Endangered Species Act.
The petition to list wolves as an endangered species under California state law was filed in February by four environmental groups. The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) reviewed the petition and other relevant information and recommended the commission make a finding that a listing may be warranted.
There has never been a scientific study conducted on wolves in California. And although there are numerous anecdotal reports of wolves in early California, there is little direct evidence of these wolves beyond two museum specimens – one of a gray wolf and the other likely a Mexican wolf.
DFG believes it is likely the wolves were once widely distributed across California before they were extirpated by humans in the early 20th Century.
The vote was 3-0. Commissioners Dan Richards and Jim Kellogg were not present.
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Greg Denney, 47, will be taking over the same position with Douglas County Schools, after that system's longtime CFO retired in November because of health problems.
"It will be difficult to leave Carroll County's great system and the great staff we have here," said Denney. "However, it is a professional step up going to a larger system where I will have more responsibilities and will be able to advance my career."
Carroll County Schools Superintendent Scott Cowart said Denney has been a "great asset" during his 11-year tenure with the school system.
"Greg's been a great asset in a number of ways," Cowart said. "Not only as a CFO, but as just the kind of person you want to have around and who you want to work with."
As for a replacement, Cowart said Denney has helped identify some names for potential replacements.
In Douglas County, Superintendent Dr. Gordon Pritz is excited to have Denney come on board.
"He's going to have a lot of very valuable experience that he'll be able to come right in in mid-year and hit the ground running," said Pritz. "He's also coming at a very important time because we're just getting started with our budget for next year."
Denney will replace Kay Turner, who was at Douglas County Schools for nine years before retiring in November.
"Kay was an outstanding chief financial officer," Pritz said. "We feel like in a lot of ways, Mr. Denney is going to come right in and keep us moving in that same direction that Kay did and provide the same type of outstanding leadership that she did."
Denney said his final day at Carroll County Schools is still up in the air, but plans to serve for three more weeks.
As for the timing of Denney's departure, Cowart said it is "difficult," given the system's recent beginning of the process for the fiscal year 2014 budget.
"The timing is difficult, but it's a challenge you have to expect when you have good people who other people are interested in," Cowart said.
Both Cowart and Denney are confident the system will be able to find someone who is experienced and knowledgeable about a budget similar in size to the school system.
"We're confident we'll get it done because we have to get it done," Cowart said. "Our only option is to succeed, so we're confident that we will."
Denney said he will be able to help his replacement in the early goings of the job switch, since he will still reside in Carrollton.
He said that the early work the system has done on the budget already has helped.
"We started so early, and it's mostly done from our department," Denney said. "We're just waiting now to see how much in state revenues and the local digest are going to be."
Denney said the board will have to make the decisions, but he and his replacement will be able to transition smoothly to answer their questions as best they can.
"They shouldn't have to skip a beat," Denney said.
The Carroll County Board of Education took its first look at both sides of the budget earlier this month, discovering the system may be facing a steep deficit again.
Last year, the board faced a $7.9 million shortfall, with $5.6 million worth of programs being cut, and $2.3 million coming from the system's fund equity reserves to balance the budget.
This year, the deficit will probably improve, but not as much as board members had hoped. The "best guess" for the amount of state revenue the system will receive, Denney said, is $6.5 million less than last year.
That number is "totally preliminary," Denney said, seeing as anything could happen with the state Legislature.
Board Chairman Dr. Jon Anderson charged the system administrative office to create a "cut list" for the board's February meeting, with $8 million worth of expenditures for the board to consider if Denney's estimate is correct.
Anderson said a plan for a cutting process was important, since the fund equity will not be as easy to lean on this year as it was last year.
The system will face steep expenditures because of a cut in the equalization grant funds from the state, as well as the rising cost of health insurance for employees, expected to add approximately $900,000 to the expense side of the balance sheet.
Denney said he's only had two jobs since graduating from college — at the Georgia Department of Audits, where he worked for 13 years, and with Carroll County Schools.
"I've worked four miles from home for the past 11 years," Denney said. "I'm sad to go and sad to leave my staff, since we've been together a long time. I hate to leave, but I'm excited to start in Douglas County."
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- Hurdal Summer Shuffle and Slide: A five-kilometre walk/run for adults and 2.5-km fun run for kids, with an optional slip and slide finish for both courses, along the West Vancouver Seawalk, Saturday, Aug. 11, starting at Dundarave Park at 8: 30 a.m. Info: www.runningposter.com. Registration: www.runningroom. com. Entry fee: $30.
THIS year's edition of the Hurdal Summer Shuffle and Slide will be a special one for co-organizer Jordan Hurdal.
North Vancouver residents Jordan, 35, and his sister Jessa, 32, founded the intergenerational event nine years ago in honour of their grandfather Thor who's battling prostate cancer. This year, Jordan's new daughter, Layla, born in November 2011, will also be on hand. A five-km fundraising run/walk set for Saturday, Aug. 11 at West Vancouver's Dundarave Park in support of prostate cancer research and support initiatives through the Canadian Cancer Society, the event is incredibly meaningful to the Hurdal family. It offers a means of paying tribute to Thor's continued cancer battle - 11 years and counting - and is now a way to pass on the importance of healthy living to future generations of the Hurdal family.
"We started the event just for prevention and early detection," says Jordan. "My grandfather, if they would have caught (his cancer) early, they would have been able to probably prevent it, but they didn't. It's spread everywhere."
West Vancouver resident Thor, 82, is continuing to undergo various types of treatment, including chemotherapy, and experiences pain on some days, though manages to keep his spirits up. "When we first started organizing the event, they told us he wouldn't make it a year," says Jordan. "He's still going along. He's a pretty tough old guy."
On average, the Hurdal Summer Shuffle raises a few thousand dollars every year. "I believe it's a good cause and it's a fun event and it also encourages people to be active as well," says Jordan. He enjoys sharing Thor's story with members of the general public and is always pleased to see participants likewise there in honour of someone close to them: either those who are similarly battling cancer; or who've succumbed to the disease. "I just want to keep doing it every year," he says.
New for 2012 is the addition of a 2.5-km kids race as well as an optional slip and slide finish for both the adult and children's courses, which is proving incredibly popular, says Jordan. "It seems more adults are excited about the optional slip and slide finish than the kids," he laughs.
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It is unclear exactly what Chamber president Robin Comstock (a non-Manchester resident, last we checked) meant in telling a city Charter Commission hearing that her members think something is wrong with education in the city and "it affects everything as shallowly as property values and as profoundly as work-force development and readiness."
As "shallowly" as property values?
Whether you think property values are too high or too low, they affect how much money one pays in taxes, the greatest portion of which goes to pay for schools. Most property owners we know think their property taxes are pretty high, hence their embrace of a tax cap, which they approved years ago but which then had to overcome many roadblocks put in its path.
Coming on a night when others were calling for an end to the tax cap, the Chamber head's dissing of property values as a mere "shallowly" thing seemed right in line with that pro-tax sentiment.
That is exactly the wrong message to send to Manchester taxpayers and the wrong way for the Chamber and others who are serious about improving education to proceed.
Where is the focus on the refusal of the teachers' union to bear a bigger share of health insurance costs as other city unions have done?
Where is the embrace of Mayor Ted Gatsas' efforts to make wise use of technology, including virtual learning?
If these people are serious about improving education, they better dial back the tax-and-spend rhetoric and promote some real-world solutions.
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CBtoMtim 22 YEKRi AS aenvMn omcuL HOMEnnmNEiinPAPBii ^ ^ BETHPAGE also serving Island Trees Plainedge Seaford VOL. 22 NO. 3 NOVEMBER 10 - 16, 1988 m^m m^ \Mm BT 4-copies Bethpagc L i b r a ry Bethpaqe NY 11714 Old Bethpage Plainview 20 Cents ^'^i '''. ^' -VC : '^'?.r\' Vf. , - ' , . ( ''"r t'^lf } •' ^^:^a^'J?*'"'v^' v ^ ^ Apple Bank MVP Award Given to B.H.S. Junior Apple Bank Outstanding Player of the Game Stephanie Christian is cdhgratulated by Cablevision's Ldng Island Sports Network announcer Leandra Reilly. Christian, a junior at Bethpage High School, had 15 spikes and seven kills, although the Bethpage girls volleyball team lost to Wantagh three games to none, (Continued on Page 12) Nassau County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta today named Robert J. McDonald as Chief Deputy County Executive of Nassau County. McDonald, a resident of Bethpage, previously served as a Deputy County Executive and brings 20 years of governmentally related service to the new position. "Bob McDonald is a well respected, experienced public servant who will fill this important position," Gulotta said. "I am pleased to have someone as knowledgable as Bob to assume the important duties associated with the position of Chief Deputy County Executive." In his new position, McDonald will have authority to implement and officially approve various documents and procedures in the absence of the County Executive. McDonald will also continue to have direct liaison between several major County departments, including (Continued on Page 8) Bethpage Grand Larceny Arrest Det. Paul Danielle of the 8th Squad reports the details of an arrest for Grand Larceny 2nd degree, that occurred over a period of four years and involved the larceny of $100,000 dollars. The larcenies started in January 1984 and terminated in October 1988. They were allegedly committed by Kathleen Geraghty 33, of 73 Prairie Lane, Levittown while she was employed as a gas station attendant at the A & D Shell Station, Stewart Ave. and Farmers Ave., Bethpage. The defendant was arrested on 11 / 02/88 at 4:00 PM after an investigation was recently conducted when the owner Alexander DeRose discovered the numerous larcenies. The defendant will be arraigned at 1st District Court, Hempstead. The 8th Squad is continuing the investigation. President GEORGE BUSH Vice President DAN QUAYLE U.S. Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan State Supreme Court Justice John G. McCarthy Nassau Family Court Judge Jerome S. Medower Nassau District Court Judge (2nd Dist.) Daniel Palmleri Nassau District Court Judge (2nd Dist.) Ralph Franco Nassau District Court Judge (4th Dist.)Kenneth Diamond State Senator (5th District) Ralph Marino State Senator (6th District) John Dunne State Senator (7th District) Michael Tully Jr. State Senator (8th District) Norman Levy State Senator (9th District) Dean Skelos State Senator (11th District) Frank Padavan Rep. in Congress (3rd Dist.) Robert Mrazek Rep. in Congress (4th Dist.) Norman Lent Rep. in Congress (5th DIsL) Raymond McGrath Rep. In Congress (8th Dist) James Scheuer Assemblyman (12th Dist.) Philip Healey Assemblyman (13th Dist.) Lewis Yevoli Assemblyman (14th Dist.) Frederick Parola Jr. Assemblyman (15th Dist.) Daniel Frisa Assemblyman (16th Dist) Thomas DiNapoli Assemblyman (17th Dist) Kemp Hannon Assemblyman (18th Dist.) Earlene Hill Assemblyman (19th Dist.) Charles O'Shea Assemblyman (20th Dist) Arthur Kremer Assemblyman (2l8t Dist) Gregory Becker assemblyman (22nd Dist) .. George Madison
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Title | Bethpage-Tribune_1988-11-10 |
Subject | Newspaper |
Description | This is a Newspaper distributed locally within Betpage, Old Bethpage, Island Trees, Plainedge and Seaford. |
Creator | Florence Cullem |
Publisher | Florence Cullem |
Contributors | Scanned and prepared by Hudson Microimaging, Port Ewen, New York 12466. Date 2009 |
Date | 2010 |
Type | Periodical |
Format | PDF; TIFF |
Source | Bethpage Public Library |
Language | English |
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Monooq wrote:Either you'll make every change I want, when I want---in which case, you should just let me do it. Or you won't---in which case, you're holding my words hostage and I don't have creative control. The arguments for giving me creative control have been made, as well as the responses to objections.
PavlovianModel146 wrote:I know; that's the current policy. I'm suggesting you change it. I've made a number of arguments, which ones did you not like
Monooq wrote:Imagine that you have a really great post on ILP. ILP then turns and publishes it on it's own and earns one million dollars (--for the sake of the thought experiment). ILP cited you in the book, so technically it's not plagiarism. And the content was on their website, so they have a legal right to (let's suppose). Carleas is now out buying a car, thinking about what a sucker you are--or maybe not, but at least buying a car. You, Pav, get nothing. You get to go to work on Monday. Anything feel somehow wrong about this scenario? If it does, it's probably because you realize that content was somehow yours. If that's so, then there's also something wrong about holding your content against your desire to edit it, add to it, or delete it. In the absence of great harm, ILP would be improved if it gave you creative control.
1. I did not want "fuck" changed to "screwed" in any place. Either delete the word, or put "----".
2. I have not made a decision about other swear words, yet. I will let you know if/when I do.
3. The purpose of this is not to make you busy, as if you had no life. I want control over my words. What you're offering is not control. This is silly, and I guarantee that the other moderators dont' want to be doing this.... But if you're in the process of doing this, then
4. Delete this thread: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=142393. It's from May, 2004. There was never anything in it.
5. Delete my rap post in the Plato rap thread (creative writing)---http://www.ilovephilosophy.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=142393. I plan on using it.
But you understand how this misses the point, right?
Pav wrote:I made the content public. I knowingly submitted the content to ILP knowing that ILP would become the owner of the content. Any arguments against me knowing that ILP would become the owner of the content have been negated completely by this thread.
Monooq wrote:Pav wrote:I made the content public. I knowingly submitted the content to ILP knowing that ILP would become the owner of the content. Any arguments against me knowing that ILP would become the owner of the content have been negated completely by this thread.
You keep restating what the policy is. I'm suggesting that it be changed. To restate the policy as a reason why it shouldn't be changed, is not a good reason. The thought experiment should give you a sense of what I mean by saying that ILP, whether or not it owns the content legally, doesn't really own it.
PavlovianModel146 wrote:That's not the policy, that's the legality. Your ability to Edit or Delete your posts in an unlimited way would do nothing to change ILP's ownership of the posts. ILP would still own the posts at such time as they were on the Forum. Furthermore, ILP could, theoretically, Lock a post from being Edited were ILP determined to keep the post, even if you otherwise would have the ability to Edit/Delete it.
ILP's ownership of the posts is beyond question. The question is what ILP chooses to do or not do with the posts.
Monooq wrote:I haven't been making a legal case. I'm not a lawyer. I'm a philosopher. This entire time I've been making something like a moral case.
Monooq wrote:Only_Humean wrote:Monooq - it's simply not implausible that threads get wrecked. That's the reason the controls were brought in.
Is there something about my reasoning, or my explanation of the thread where all my posts are deleted, that doesn't convince you?
You've just been declaring that as if it was obvious. Not only is it not obvious, it's false. We don't have to talk to each other as if the last man just to simply restate their opinion wins---we actually have the same evidence to go by...
Monooq wrote:You might be disinclined to do that if the site has the attitude that it has a legal and moral right to own and use whatever you write. And that after 48 hours, you can pretty much kiss it goodbye. It's an easy fix, though. --Creative control.
Old_Gobbo wrote:It's just a shame, as there is nothing good going on around here, and there used to be. You can accuse me of 'living in the past' or whatever, but let's not kid ourselves. The site sucks now. I only come here when I think 'Hmm, how about I write a bunch of stuff on a site that gives me no motivation to do so.'
Only_Humean wrote:Yes. Your reasoning is that thread vandalism's not a problem. The only reason the edit control was brought in is that it was a problem. "Not a problem to Monooq" is not a persuasive argument. But it's one you seem inclined to repeat ad nauseam.
I'm not sure that repeating the same thing over and over as some sort of mantra is really helping you. You have repeatedly ignored the obvious: Once what used to be yours in privacy, becomes OURS once it enters any public domain. You can talk legality or morality all you like, and it doesn't change a damned thing. This is true not only in ILP but in any form of public communication known. Sure, all the CYA legal steps must be observed to protect delicate "intellectual property rights", but once public, no one, including you, "owns" whatever has been put on public display. Once information of any kind enters the public sphere, it becomes public ownwership.What's right is to allow people to control what's theirs.
All discussion sites were always better in the past. Just ask any long-timers.
The only reason the edit control was brought in is that it was a problem.
Would reverting the edit functionality really change anything?
It's a shame you're unmotivated to post here. If you've found somewhere better, why are you here and not there?
anon wrote:It's amazing how patient, polite, and thoughtful the moderators and Carleas are. It's what I aspire to. But I personally couldn't put up with this kind of thing for long, if at all. Monooq, you're a smart guy. Put some more of this kind of energy into some substantial philosophical discussion and we're all set.
Old_Gobbo wrote:Give it a shot. See how it goes. Why not just take away the privileges from people who abuse them, instead of using blanket solutions?
Monooq wrote:Pav,
Yes, in this particular case, it would be better if the policy mapped what's right. What's right is to allow people to control what's theirs. You can say it's not theirs in a legal sense---but that's not what is at issue. If you think a person's post is "not theirs" in something like a moral sense, then try the thought experiment I gave you, and if you pass it, then make that argument. Although, be very careful about making that argument---it could go very wrongly for you.
pav wrote:The only reason the edit control was brought in is that it was a problem.
old g wrote:And it created a bigger problem, arguably.
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Tai Chi, a form of mind-body exercise, originated as a martial art in China. It utilizes slow, gentle movements along with deep breathing and relaxation to build strength and flexibility. The theory of Tai Chi is deeply rooted in the principles of Yin and Yang, a philosophy of complementary and interdependent opposites. The practice of Tai Chi emphasizes balance between movement and tranquility; between breath and relaxation.
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Can the Red Bull Stratos jump claim to be the greatest single marketing action of the social media age, asks Charlie Dundas, executive vice president for UK and Ireland, Repucom.
Red Bull Stratos
Less than a month ago, one man was facing his destiny. Alone at 128,000ft, Felix Baumgartner was preparing to freefall faster than the speed of sound knowing that whatever happened the world would be watching.
Back on earth, Red Bull was preparing a sophisticated media campaign to ensure that everyone was talking about this extraordinary achievement on October 14.
In delivering on that goal, Red Bull had a key advantage. It was already one of the most talked-about consumer brands in the social media space.
Red Bull's involvement in Formula One is among the most successful brand engagements in global sports but the Stratos mission still managed to achieve a remarkable spike in conversations.
Repucom and partner company Sport+Markt tracked the social media impact of Baumgartner's pioneering leap, from the weeks leading up to the successful attempt to the aftermath.
In-depth analysis, powered Crimson Hexagon technology, provided detailed evidence of how dramatically the Red Bull brand dominated global online discussion on the day.
Globally it generated more than 180 million Twitter impressions and Red Bull was mentioned 1.14 million times on Twitter alone that day.
As a benchmark, the brand averaged around 30,000 mentions per day in the first week of October.
Sebastian Vettel's triumph for Red Bull Racing Formula One team in the Singapore Grand Prix on September 23 helped the brand achieve mentions in around 50,000 tweets that day. By comparison, the Stratos live jump generated more than 20-times that level of response.
All the more encouraging for Red Bull was the tonality surrounding online discussion about the jump.
In all, 95% of comments were deemed either positive or neutral, further projecting an affirmative image of the Red Bull brand's engagement in the daring mission. Among other notable authors, supportive comments stemmed from the official channels of NASA and YouTube, whose live stream of the jump attracted eight million viewers.
The online buzz was most prevalent in the USA, with the UK, Spain, Mexico and Brazil making up the top five countries most active in the discussion. The online conversation was predominantly driven by male social media users, with females accounting for approximately a quarter of all posts that directly referenced Red Bull.
On the day, the UK was the second most active country in the world in terms of the Twitter conversation around Stratos - there were 72,060 posts from the UK referring directly to the Red Bull brand. Only the US - with around 300,000 - was more prolific in the discussion.
Analysis on a per capita basis revealed that the UK was the ninth most active, with 1,167 posts per million population. Antigua & Barbuda had the most posts per population with 2,561.
Even Sebastian Vettel's win at the Korean Grand Prix on the day of the jump was eclipsed by the buzz around the Stratos mission. Analysis of the keywords used in relation to the term Red Bull on the day of Baumgartner's jump linked only a small fraction to the F1 team's success.
It may not have been the greatest marketing stunt ever but our evidence certainly supports the claim that this was the greatest single marketing action of the social media age.
Charlie Dundas, executive vice president for UK and Ireland, Repucom
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Two pages feature on Jacquemus in Vogue Paris June 2013 by Loïc Prigent
In the May the 3rd 2013 issue of ELLE France, Vanessa Paradis is wearing Paco Rabanne look #15 from Spring/Summer 2013
Expert in Vintage & Modern Fashion, Pénélope Blanckaert founded PB FASHION in 2009, an expertise and consulting cabinet. PB Fashion consults also Fashion Houses who would like to put forward their heritage with communication consulting missions, management and elaboration of archives, inventories and expertise for insurance. TOTEM will be taking care of her public relations.
Thierry MUGLER (automne-hiver 1984/85) (modèle "L'Archange Gabriel") ROBE du SOIR en lamé de soie mélangée doré et argenté, devant à effet plissé permanent rayonnant, décolleté en pointe, manches longues 'ailerons' à plis religieuses munies de poignets zippés, quilles également plissées au dos de la jupe (griffe bleue, graphisme argent) (T38) Bibliographie : dessin de Thierry Mugler figurant le modèle "L'Archange Gabriel" reproduit p.46 et 47, "Thierry Mugler - Galaxie Glamour", Danièle Bott, éditions Ramsay, 2009 Adjudication : 1 800€
Christian DIOR Boutique par John GALLIANO (collection A-H 2005/06) TRENCH-COAT en vison rasé et crocodile lustré cerise, col cranté transformable sur double boutonnage, rappel sur les deux poches plaquées à rabat ainsi que sur les bavolets et sur les pattes d'épaules, poignets munis de passants, fente dos, ceinture à boucle coordonnée (T 38) (très bon état) Adjudication : 2 600€
LANVIN par Jules-François CRAHAY, circa 1965/68 ROBE trapèze en broché de soie et lurex figurant un motif floral géométrique dans les tons champagne, noir, rouge et or, encolure ronde, petites manches et ourlet à encoche (env TS) Adjudication : 1 100€
Paco RABANNE, circa 1985 ENSEMBLE géométrique en lainage ciment surpiqué jaune gansé de cuir paille et doublé de cuir perforé à la couleur, VESTE à encolure carrée sur double boutonnage recouvert, manches courtes formant ailerons, JUPE droite retenue par une ceinture coulissante. Nous y joignons sa PARURE de TETE coordonnée - griffe noire, graphisme blanc. (Petites salissures sur cuir). Adjudication : 1 500€
Paco RABANNE, circa 1985 ROBE longue en lamé cloqué multicolore appliqué de boules recouvertes, haut du corsage composé de pastilles ovales métalliques dorées, encolure ronde sur fente au dos s'attachant à l'aide de plusieurs liens, manches longues, jupe évasée - griffe blanche, graphisme noir - bolduc d'atelier avec inscription : "62 ". Adjudication : 1 500€
ANONYME, circa 1975 MANTEAU juponné en tricot fantaisie de laine écrue, encolure ronde, parements s'attachant à l'aide d'agrafes (env T 36) Adjudication : 350€
TOTEM is proud to introduce the new menswear label REGAIN. Regain is a company anchored in the tradition and savoir-faire of textiles. These ideals are not unfamiliar to our 40 years of practice in the manufacture of textiles. Our region and our city of Castres have been the symbol of the French textile industry for numerous decades. We like to think that we perpetuate this tradition and it is with this desire that, today, the pullovers made in our workshop proudly claim "made in France". For us 2013 is the synonym of a turning point, a change in direction. We are in the process of thinking about and creating a totally new, top of the market range collection aimed at men. Yes, we have always dressed and protected the men and women who risk their lives and work for the protection of France: firemen, the military and the navy. And today we want all men to be able to wear our pullovers, our knitwear, our creations.
All pictures: Anne Combaz
TOTEM has the pleasure to announce that it will represent JACQUEMUS for French and International press. JACQUEMUS is a young fashion wunderkind who shows in Paris during Paris Fashion Week.
"Emerging self-taught French designer Simon Porte Jacquemus chose to show his Fall '13 collection at a public pool in Paris' Bastille neighborhood. Fitting, considering the range was inspired in part by French actress Isabelle Adjani and her 1984 hit song and swim-centric music video, "Pull Marine." Dreaming of Adjani in the water led Jacquemus to formulate a "tender" ideal of classic French sportiness with a hint of "Cocorico" patriotism. Featuring his signature simple cuts, Jacquemus' Fall '13 was an ode to France—evident in his white, red, and blue palette and the fabulous white shirt with a Tricolore pocket. Other standouts included a cropped crewneck jacket paired with a low-slung pleated skirt, sweater-skirt combos, a T-shirt dress with trompe l'oeil red bathing suits, and lots of navy and white pin-striped cotton. It's also worth noting that despite the fact that he now sells to twenty-five stores worldwide, including Opening Ceremony." —Rebecca Voight (style.com)
From Britten will show its next collection in Sydney during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia. FROM BRITTEN P/L Spring Summer 13/14 show. The Box, Carriageworks, 245 Wilson Street, Eveleigh NSW 2015. Tuesday 9th April at 3pm.
The Paris Fashion design school, the Atelier Chardon Savard, will present their students collections on the 18th of April at the Cirque d'Hiver Bouglione 110 rue Amelot – 75011 Paris.
TOTEM is very happy to introduce Anne Sofie Madsen, Danish designer, in its showroom. She will displayed during our Press Days.
TOTEM is delighted to welcome Maria Francesca Pepe, the UK based jewelery designer. The FW13 collection will be shown during our Press Days!
'Never is a Promise and you cannot afford to lie'...it's a quote from a Fiona Apple's song that I always loved, it explains perfectly the deepest meaning of body art, from which this collection takes inspiration', explains Maria Francesca Pepe.
For her forthcoming FW'13 collection, the jewelry designer looked to tattoo pop art, tribal and eastern cultures, and their use of body embellishment as prime points of inspiration. Pepe's six-year-old namesake line is known for high-concept, graphic designs that traditionally find a loyal following within the fashion and celebrity set. In a recent preview to editors, she explains how an, albeit, ironic confluence of gypsy and gothic punk themes informed her latest efforts. It's an admission to tried-and-true design references that, suddenly, feel freshly informed and directional in a stand-out collection of cool-girl jewels with a slightly subversive twist.
- Kayleigh Mencia (source: editorialist.com)
TOTEM will be doing its Press Days on the Wednesday 27th and Thursday 28th of March 2013,
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MIAMI — The Miami Heat weren't supposed to be in this situation. Not now, anyway.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Former teammates, players and a former NBA assistant coach think the credibility a Hall of Fame career brings — and familiarity with today's players — will help Jason Kidd successfully transition into coaching.
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SAN ANTONIO — Tony Parker's hamstring, not Dwyane Wade's knee, is the current chief injury concern.Manu Ginobili, not Chris Bosh, is mired in the slump of the moment.Things change...
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SAN ANTONIO — At their best in the NBA Finals, the Miami Heat have forced turnover after turnover, finding a gear the San Antonio Spurs just can't reach.
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SAN ANTONIO — LeBron James scored 33 points while playing with the aggression and ferocity that everyone expects of the four-time MVP, leading the Miami Heat to a 109-93 victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Thursday night that evened the NBA Finals at two games...
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The Brooklyn Nets hired Jason Kidd as their coach Wednesday, bringing the former star back to the franchise he led to its greatest NBA success.
Spurs rout Heat 113-77 in Game 3 of NBA Finals
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SAN ANTONIO — Danny Green scored 27 points, Gary Neal added 24 and the San Antonio Spurs set an NBA Finals record with 16 3-pointers in a 113-77 victory over the Miami Heat on Tuesday night that gave them a 2-1 series lead.
Memento dispute settled; Kobe's parents say sorry
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NEWARK, N.J. — Kobe Bryant reached a settlement with a New Jersey auction house that allows his mother sell a small amount of his memorabilia, while also getting an apology from his parents, who thanked him for his financial support.
Satisfied but shaken, Spurs bring series home
Jun 10
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MIAMI— The NBA Finals. Just being here can be memorable — and miserable.And surprise, it's those supposedly stoic Spurs who are having more fun, while the South Beach bunch is a little grumpy and grouchy.
LeBron eyes Game 2 adjustments
Jun 8
MIAMI — If LeBron James played for the San Antonio Spurs, Gregg Popovich might have a message for him.It's the same one he's occasionally delivered to Tim Duncan.
Parker leads San Antonio to Game 1 shocker
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MIAMI — Tony Parker banked in a 16-footer with 5.2 seconds left for the last of his 21 points and the San Antonio Spurs stunned the Miami Heat 92-88 in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night.
Nuggets fire Karl
Jun 7
DENVER — The starless Denver Nuggets just lost their biggest name on the bench.George Karl was ousted Thursday less than a month after winning the NBA's Coach of the Year award. His tenure with the Nuggets is over after 8½ seasons.
James gets chance at revenge
Jun 5
MIAMI — Before reaching the top of basketball, LeBron James was run over by the San Antonio Spurs.
Spurs' Leonard eyes matchup with LeBron
Jun 4
SAN ANTONIO — Hours away from drawing the toughest defensive assignment of his two-year career with the San Antonio Spurs, Kawhi Leonard wasn't feverishly taking mental notes of how to guard LeBron James.
Spoelstra, Popovich making the right moves
Jun 4
MIAMI — Other than being widely known by just the first syllable of their surnames, the coaches who will match wits in these NBA Finals may seem like polar opposites.Of course, they would probably disagree with that assertion.
Heat top Pacers, go to Finals
Jun 3
MIAMI — Their season, their legacy, their reign atop the NBA was all at stake, and the Miami Heat responded to all of that in a manner befitting champions.With a blowout.
Jason Kidd retiring after 19 seasons in league
Jun 3
NEW YORK — Jason Kidd became one of the best by making others better.
Blaylock faces charges in crash
Jun 3
JONESBORO, Ga. — Former NBA All-Star Daron "Mookie" Blaylock has been charged with vehicular homicide arising from a head-on crash in suburban Atlanta, authorities announced Monday.
Game 7: Winner will play for title
Jun 3
MIAMI — As the final horn in a Game 6 loss to the Indiana Pacers was sounding, LeBron James walked toward several of his Miami Heat teammates to shake some hands and share a couple of quick words.His message was clear: Get ready for Game 7.
Trojans open coaching position
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Ken Bartuska has coached boys basketball at Nanticoke for the past 17 seasons. Whether he returns for the 2013-14 campaign will be in the hands of the school board.
Grant Hill retires after 19 seasons
Jun 1
LOS ANGELES — Seven-time All-Star Grant Hill retired from the NBA on Saturday after 19 seasons, ending a career interrupted by injuries that included an Olympic gold medal.
Heat head to Indy for Game 6, looking for clincher
May 31
MIAMI — Standing on the cusp of the NBA Finals has tended to agree with the Miami Heat in each of the last two seasons. When the Heat have gotten a game away from the title round, they've finished the task as quickly as possible.
Mookie Blaylock critically injured in crash
May 31
JONESBORO, Ga. — Former NBA All-Star guard Daron "Mookie" Blaylock was on life support at a hospital Friday after his SUV crossed the center line and crashed head-on into a van in suburban Atlanta, police said.
James, Heat top Pacers
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MIAMI — There will be no win-or-else Game 6 in the Eastern Conference finals for the Miami Heat this season. LeBron James saw to that, and now the reigning champions are one victory from a third straight trip to the NBA Finals.
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Crucial Game 5 looms tonight as Miami struggles to right ship.
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For maybe 15 minutes on Friday, Beau Hossler had the whole world in his hands. He was the lone leader of the U.S. Open.
Hossler is a gifted ball-striker who plays golf with imagination, intelligence and poise. But nobody figured the San Diego resident would compete for the Open lead, much less own it, for the simple reason he'll be playing as a senior next year.
A senior in high school.
Hossler's first-round score of 70 – even par on the Olympic Club's Lake Course – was the amateur's announcement that he meant business in his attempt to make the cut. Then on Friday, after his second birdie in three holes put him atop the leader board at 2-under, surviving into the third round seemed like a modest ambition.
Make the cut? The 17-year-old appeared inclined to make golf history. After 28 holes, Hossler was among the two players whose score was posted in red numbers. The other was Jim Furyk, 42, the 2003 U.S. Open champion participating in his 17th Open. Furyk was 1-under par.
Because fans are prohibited from bringing cellphones onto the grounds, news that a high-school student had taken over first place on golf's brightest stage spread through the gallery the old-fashioned way: from scoreboards that showed first-round leader Michael Thompson losing – hemorrhaging, actually – his red numbers, and Tiger Woods unable to break away from the pack, and almost all of the rest of the 156-man field somewhere over par.
And then there was Hossler, who played the back side first and got through the front nine at 1-under. A birdie at No. 17 had swelled the size and volume of his fan club, and when he crushed a drive to set up another birdie on No. 1, the Open briefly became the Beau Show.
"You go, Beau!" he was told as he walked down the fairway. "You the man, Beau!"
Although a more accurate cheer for the teenager might've been "You the kid, Beau!," the gallery clearly enjoyed the notion of a U.S. Open's second-round story angle hijacked by a fresh face.
And make no mistake, the face is fresh. Should he ever choose to wear the sort of mustache popularized by PGA cult hero Rickie Fowler, Hossler will have to buy one at costume shop.
Even from afar, it's easy to identify Hossler. He carries himself as if his feet are wedged inside new shoes that have given him blisters. The typical young gun golfer is tall and lean; it's not too difficult to imagine him excelling at another sport. Hossler is a University of Texas-bound honors student who looks like somebody born to serve as treasurer of his high school's Chemistry Club.
But his chip-and-putt skills are superior, and golf acumen off the charts.
"Just like any other event, I'm normally pretty nervous on the first tee," Hossler would say later. "But once I got through the middle of the round, and I found out I had the lead, I felt pretty comfortable. I felt like I was getting into a little bit of a zone."
The zone abandoned him after the clubhouse turn, on the front side – the infamous six-hole stretch that has flummoxed older, far more experienced players than Hossler. A bogey on No. 2 begat an unraveling that included three bogeys and a double bogey – and it could've been worse.
After sending his tee shot on No. 5 into a tree, Hossler found himself in the bunker on No. 4. Because tree branches impeded every escape angle, using one swing to put the ball in position for an approach shot was not a logical option.
Hossler chose it anyway, and somehow negotiated the ball out of the fourth-hole bunker and through the woods.
"My caddie was trying to get me to pitch it out there to maybe 250 yards," he said. "But I don't think a 70-yard pitch shot into the fairway from a bunker is that easy either. So I thought hitting a high hook 6-iron would be a little bit easier.
"Fortunately, it worked out. If not, I could've made a quadruple there."
It's rare for an amateur to lead the U.S. Open. (Last time an amateur led after a round was in 1976, when Mike Reid finished the first round atop the leaderboard.) It's rarer still for an amateur to lead after the second round. (Last time that happened was in 1957.)
And the possibility of an amateur going on to win the Open is beyond unlikely. Johnny Goodman won the 1933 U.S. Open as an amateur, and Jim Simons took a two-shot lead into the fourth round of the 1971 U.S. Open before taking a double-bogey on the final hole.
Realistically, the best an amateur can hope to do is what Hossler did Friday, when he parlayed two birdies into 15 minutes of fame.
He'll get used to it. john.mcgrath@


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