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Jurisprudence. 5 Vols
2012. Pound, Roscoe. Jurisprudence. St. Paul, Minn.: West Publishing Co., 1959. Five volumes. xxvii, 547; xv, 466; xv, 738; xv, 543; xv, 855 pp. Reprinted 2000, 2012 by The Lawbook Exchange, Ltd. ISBN-13: 9781584771197; ISBN-10: 1584771194. Hardcover. New. * Reprint of the sole edition of Pound's magnum opus. This monumental work which was the culmination of a life devoted to the study of the law and its philosophical underpinnings. One of the most important contributions to the world's legal literature of the century in which he advances his views on sociological jurisprudence. According to Pound, the law should be flexible to meet the changing needs of society. More important, it must recognize the needs of humanity and take contemporary social conditions into account. Within are parts that cover The Nature of Law, Sources, Forms, Modes of Growth, Application and Enforcement of Law, The System of Law, chapters include Law and Morals-Jurisprudence and Ethics, Law and the State-Jurisprudence and Politics, The Judicial Process in Action, Obligations-Duties of Performance and of Restitution, Comparative Civil Procedure. Roscoe Pound [1870-1964] was a pre-eminent legal educator, scholar and prolific author of influential writings on law. After private practice he was for many years a law professor, dean of Harvard law school from 1916-1936, and in his later years taught all over the world.
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Conversations with Igor Stravinsky (Signed First Edition)
Doubleday Garden City: Doubleday, 1959. First Edition. First Edition. INSCRIBED by Stravinsky in the year of publication on the front endpaper: "To (Mrs.) Ralph's Mother [sic] / Mima / Respectful and Sincerely / Igor Stravinsky / July 13, '59." A deeply personal revelation of the variety of interests of the Russian composer, pianist, and conductor. A companion volume to this one, "Memories and Commentaries," was published the following year.Very Good plus in a Very Good dust jacket. Slight spine lean, extremities lightly rubbed, and offsetting to a few preliminary pages. Moderate shelfwear to the jacket, with chips and tears at the spine ends and corners.
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Bacchanale I.
Cannes: 1959 - Tape from previous mounting adhered to the verso of upper and lower sheet edges, otherwise in excellent condition. Presented in a gilt wooden frame. Crayon on zinc lithograph on Arches wove paper. Sheet size 50 x 60 cm. Edition of 50. Signed in pencil lower right by Picasso, numbered lower left. Bloch 901, Mourlot 328.
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Souvenirs d'un collectionneur *
A.C. Mazo, Paris 15.10.1959. - Broché 29 x 23, couverture ocre à rabats, imprimée en noir et or ange. Discret tampon sur garde. Lithographie originale de Picasso en frontispice, tirée par Mourlot. Mémoires d'un amateur boulimique d'art et de littérature qui connu les tous débuts de Picasso, d'où le saltimbanque figurant en frontispice lithographié, en hommage au bon vieux temps et peut-être même en clin d'oeil à un tableau de 1905 sur ce thème du cirque acquis par l'auteur.De la bibliothèque d'un critique musical genevois. Édition originale. L'un des 2'000 exemplaires numérotés sur papier de Lourmarin, outre 100 Arches avec un second état de l'estampe et 100 exemplaires de présent.
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Alas, Babylon
J.B. Lippincott Company, 1959. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. First Edition, First Printing. In original dust jacket with price of $3.50 intact. Clean text. Sound binding. Previous owner name on front free end paper. Faint foxing to end papers. Light lean to spine, light wear to head of spine. The dust jacket shows edge wear, with a few short tears and creases; Light loss at top of spine, extending to corner of front panel. Price sticker ghost to bottom of rear panel. Light rubbing. A very lovely copy.
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They Called Him Champ: The Story of Champ Segal and His Fabulous Era
Citadel Press, New York 1959 - First edition. Fine in very good plus dustwrapper with tiny nicks and tears, and a small coffee stain on the front panel. Inscribed by the subject of the book to Joe DiMaggio: "To my pal Joe DiMaggio from a sincere friend. Harry Champ Segal." Biography by the subject's brother of "one of the most colorful personalities in American life. professional boxer, fight manager, restaurateur, gambler, treasure hunter, owner of a stable of horses, friend of politicians, gangsters, and writers." With a letter of provenance signed by DiMaggio's two granddaughters. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Praha panoramaticka [Prague Panoramic]
Prague: Statni Nakladatelstvi Krasne Literatury Hudby A Umeni. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. FIRST EDITION of Sudek's masterpiece. "In a career spanning from the end of World War I to the 1970s, Josef Sudek made many stunning photographs of Prague, ranging from grand vistas to raindrops on a window… He claimed the city of Prague and its surroundings as comprehensively as Eugene Atget claimed Paris and its environs. Unlike Atget, however, Sudek published books… His masterpiece is one of the most singular photobooks ever made, his Praha panoramaticka (Prague Panorama of 1959. "Sudek had always been intrigued by the photographic panorama, but it was the discovery of an old Kodak panoramic camera in a friend's house in the 1950s that inspired him to make the work by which he is now immediately recognized. Of all his books, this one sums up his love of Prague, in all weathers, in all seasons, and not just the historic, public centre, but the most slovenly industrial suburbs, and the scrofulous fringes where the city meets the country. The panoramic camera is a strong unifying element in the imagery, but so is Sudek's democratic eye, which disregards nothing. He treats cathedral and castle in exactly the same way was he treats a factory or a garage. The great public spaces of Prague, which, like the public spaces in any capital, could easily look boring or bombastic in the wrong photographer's hands, are here rendered intimate, while the humblest house or industrial building in a far-flung suburb is monumentalized, graced with Sudek's poetry. His prints are usually dark and a little gloomy, tending towards the romantic, but his feeling for light, weather and space in combination has never been surpassed… [Praha panoamaticka] is a veritable encyclopedia of how to plot, construct and unify a panoramic photograph" (Parr and Badger, The Photobook, Vol I). Prague: Statni Nakladatelstvi Krasne Literatury Hudby A Umeni, 1959. Oblong quarto, original cloth, original dust jacket. Book near-fine with light soiling to cloth, dust jacket with mild toning to front panel, tiny abrasion to rear panel and very light edgewear. An exceptionally good copy, particularly rare in original condition with no restoration.
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Bacchanale I
Cannes: , 1959. Crayon on zinc lithograph on Arches wove paper. Sheet size 50 x 60 cm. Tape from previous mounting adhered to the verso of upper and lower sheet edges, otherwise in excellent condition. Presented in a gilt wooden frame. Edition of 50. Signed in pencil lower right by Picasso, numbered lower left.
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Collana Universale Cappelli (Numero 142 titoli)
Cappelli Licinio Spa 1959-1975 Raccolta di numeri della Collana Universale Cappelli completa per la sequenza da n° 1 a n° 142, come da distinta titoli che si allega mediante immagine alla presente scheda. Collezione di particolare rarità per il lungo periodo intercorso fra la pubblicazione del n. 1 e la pubblicazione del n. 142 (1959 - 1975).
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Things Fall Apart
NY: McDowell Obolensky. (1959). The first American edition of the Nigerian author's first book, concerning the impact of the coming of the white man on village tribal life. Signed by the author. An enormously powerful book, which helped lay the groundwork for future post-colonial African literature and all ethnic literature that eschewed a eurocentric world view. Fine in a near fine dust jacket with modest rubbing and spine fading. A nice copy of a landmark of 20th century world literature. . First Edition. Hardcover.
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Dix pochoirs *
Au Verseau, Lausanne 6.1959. - En feuilles sous étui-boîte jaune or-rangé 52 x 60, rabat doublé de vergé gris avec table imprimée en sépia, titre en sépia au premier plat. Emboîtage souillé, compensé par la présence du rarissime bulletin de souscription de 4 pages, imprimé en sépia sur Ingres chamois, qui indique, curieusement, l'artiste comme étant l'éditeur. 10 pochoirs originaux polychromes (annoncés avec minimum 9 teintes) signés et justifiés d'après les gouaches de Jean Lecoultre, qui en a personnellement découpé les formes et brossés les aplats au pinceau. Un Roud généralement méconnu voire inconnu puisqu'absent des bibliographies, que nous n'avions pas réussi à obtenir pour notre catalogue d'hommage de 2002 - qui comptait quand même 183 numéros. Les pochoirs, d'une grande finesse d'exécution, sont remarquables et témoignent d'une phase de transition, déjà éloignée de la période espagnole de l'artiste. Quand au texte du poëte, imprimé en sépia sur deux des quatre feuillets liminaires de vergé gris, il est des plus touchant.Il s'agit de l'album d'images du peintre le plus recherché des trois parus au Verseau, presque un mythe, à côté de son cousin "Luis Felipe Vivanco: Haut lieu, huit pochoirs originaux à la gloire de la Castille", paru trois ans auparavant et du voisin "Ernest Manganel: Huit tamis de soie".L'implication exceptionnelle de l'artiste sur cet éblouissant ouvrage, relevant du plus pur artisanat, lui donne pleinement droit au titre d'illustré (ô combien) original. De toute rareté. Édition originale. L'un des 75 exemplaires numérotés, outre 10 lettrés de collaborateur, après 10 luxe avec l'une des gouaches originales.
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Die Herberge Im Heiligtum Und Andere Gedichte (Signed Limited Edition)
Wuppertal: Galerie Parnass, 1959. First edition. Cloth. Very Good +. Quarto. Loose signatures laid into cloth binder with printed spine. Text in German. A book of poems with gorgeous color illustrations by Ubac. A beautiful fine press production. Contents fine. This is copy #80 of 120 hand-numbered copies SIGNED by both poet and illustrator. Matching cloth slipcase has splits and tears along one edge.
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The Naked Lunch
Paris: The Olympia Press, 1959 First edition, first issue with the original price of "Francs 1500" (later issues have an "18NF" price sticker). Signed and inscribed by the author on the title page: "For John Seeley / William Burroughs". Original publisher's green wrappers; original pictorial dust jacket designed by the author. A near fine copy, with light wear to the extremities, some minor creasing to the unfaded spine; unclipped dust jacket with light wear and minor chipping to the spine ends, bright and clean panels. A bright copy. The Naked Lunch was first published in Paris as part of The Olympia Press's The Traveller's Companion series, which included other literary classics like Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita (1955) and Henry Miller's Quiet Days in Clichy (1956), among others. The Olympia Press was well known for its liberal selection of literature; many English-speaking authors published their books with Olympia in Paris after being rejected by other publishing houses. Even so, Olympia's publisher Maurice Girdoias did not initially want to publish the racy The Naked Lunch, but changed his mind after selections from the novel appeared in literary magazines, including The Chicago Review. The chapters in The Naked Lunch are a series of vignettes, intended to be read independently of one another, that follow drug addict William Lee as he travels to a variety of locations; each story is loosely based on Burroughs' own experiences with drugs in these locations. As John Ciardi commented in his June 27, 1959 review for The Saturday Review, "what Burroughs is writing about is not only the destruction of depraved men by their drug lust, but the destruction of all men by their consuming addictions, whether the addiction be drugs or overrighteous propriety, lasciviousness or sixteen-year-old girls.". Inscribed by Author. 1st Edition. Soft Cover. Near Fine/Dust Jacket Included.
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The Naked Lunch (Signed First Edition)
Paris: Olympia Press, 1959. First Edition. First Edition, a paperback original. First issue, second state, with purple price stamp on the rear wrapper. SIGNED and dated (1994) by the author on the title page. & & Very Good plus or better in a Very Good plus dust jacket. Tiny owner name on the front endpaper. Book spine ends and the jacket have been professionally restored (noticeable mostly at the jacket verso).& & A very sharp copy of Burrough's most important work, basis for the imaginative 1991 film adaptation by David Cronenberg. & & Maynard and Miles A2.a.
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Bobby Fischer's Games of Chess
Museum Press Limited, 1959-01-01. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Acceptable. London: Museum Press, 1959: First Edition, First Printing with statement of "First published in Great Britain" on the copyright page, with no subsequent printings listed. In original dust jacket with the proper price of 12s 6d net intact. In Very Good condition, in a Good Minus dust jacket. Clean pages, with no marking except for a previous owner name and date penned to the front paste down. Light cigar smoke odor to page block, may dissipate over time. The original green cloth is clean, with the gilt lettering to the spine still strong and crisp. There is some light bumping along the edges, and some light edge wear present. The jacket has a few tears, with old and aging tape repairs made from the verso, as well as some chipping and heavy loss, especially to the rear panel. The jacket also shows some rubbing and edge wear. The jacket is now housed in a brand new, removable protective sleeve, and presents well.
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Proceedings Of An International Symposium On The Theory Of Switching: Volume 1 & 2
HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS 1959 - Gold Gilt title on spine. Volume 1: Dust jacket has mild book shelf edge wear. Brown cover on the dust jacket moderate. Bookplate of previous owner pasted in on the paste-down. Light bowing. Volume 2: Bookplate of previous owner laid in with glue remains on the paste-down. Small spot on the back free endpaper and pastedown. Dust jacket is torn on top. Some discoloration on the fore edge from light shelf wear. to provide researchers an opportunity to evaluate the rapid changes in their field brought about by the advent of the electronic digital computer. "Prior to the advent of large-scale digital computers, switching theory was concerned primarily with the theory of relay-contact networks. Since that time the invention of many new switches, including rectifiers, transistors, and magnetic cores, and the burgeoning growth in both variety and number of applications have considerably broadened its scope" (p. v). Participants in the symposium included Arthur W. Burks ("The logic of fixed and growing automata"), Antonin Svoboda ("Some applications of contact grids"), Jan A. Rajchman ("Principles of transfluxor and core circuits") and Nobel Laureate John H. Van Vleck, who delivered the opening remarks. Origins of Cyberspace 421. DATE PUBLISHED: 1959 EDITION: 305 [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Copia Heliografica de la Tira de la Peregrinacion ( The Boturini Codice )
Bibliotees Aportacion Historica, Mexico 1959 - One of one hundred copies of this interpretation of the Boturini Codice, by Jose Fernando Ramirez. Published in 1959, by Bibliotees Aportacion Historica. 26 pages of explanatory text by Ramirez, bound into the publisher's paper covered boards. Laid in loosely after the text are another 41 pages replicating the codice itself. The entirety folds out, accordion style, to form a single continuous representation of the art. A delicate item,the text printed on quite fragile paper. The fold out Codice is reinforced, as published. A near fine copy of this exceedingly uncommon volume with a touch of wear at the folds and light bumping to edges of the paper covered boards. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Arabian Sands; with 'A Further Journey Across The Empty Quarter' from the Geographical Journal of June 1949
Longmans, 1959. 1st edition. Hardcover. A fine copy of the book, with beautifully clean endpapers and pages, and all maps and b/w photographs present. The dustjacket is unclipped, a little paled on the spine, and has had some very minor restoration at the extremities. Thesiger's account of his travels around the great Empty Quarter of Southern Arabia has become a classic of travel literature, and the book is accompanied by the rare June 1949 issue of the Royal Geographical Society's Journal, in excellent condition in blue wrappers as issued, in which Thesiger describes (in 26 pages) and illustrates (in photographs and a detailed fold-out colour map) his journey through western and northern Rub al Khali, an article which directly heralded the publication of Arabian Sands, a decade later. (The Journal also contains a short article by H St John Philby titled 'Two Notes from Central Arabia'.) Terrific, unique duo of items.
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Inscribed Photograph of Ernest Hemingway Attending a Bullfight in Madrid
Original 9" x 6.75" photograph by Madrid-based photographer, Cano. Signed and inscribed to Rupert "Hercules" Bellville: "To Herc / with love from / Papa". Signed by Cano to the lower right corner and with Cano's photography studio stamp to the verso. Also included is Bellville's program and May 1959 schedule for the Plaza de Toros Madrid. Several small creases and some light wear to the corners. Framed and matted with black metal frame and archival cream matting. Rupert "Hercules" Bellville, Jr. met Hemingway through his father, Rupert Bellville Sr., the first English bullfighter in Spain. Bellville had joined his father and Hemingway in Spain during the summer of 1959. This was purportedly "the dangerous summer" of 1959, the year of the great Ordóñez/Dominguin duel chronicled by Hemingway..
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Doctor Sax. Faust Part Three
NY: Grove/(Evergreen). (1959). First edition, wrappered issue, of this novel that is part of his Duluoz saga, a multi-volume, semi-autobiographical account of the author's life and times. Most of Kerouac's friends, family and acquaintances appear in these novels, thinly disguised: he had intended to write the sequence as a self-invented genre that stuck strictly to the "truth," albeit with the free-flowing rhythm and style of his inventive, spontaneous prose -- but was persuaded early on that the legal and logistical difficulties of such an approach were insurmountable. As such he followed through on the plan, simply changing the names of the various characters he chronicled. This copy bears a full page inscription by the author on the first blank: "Barbara,/ I love you/ as much as you/ love me but/ remember, I'm/ Grandfather Jack/ 98 years old/ to you: - autograph :-/ Jack Kerouac/ Autographs/ are cheap/ XXX." The recipient was reportedly Barbara Forst, an Abstract Expressionist painter married to Miles Forst, another painter; the Forsts lived in Greenwich Village and their apartment was the scene of frequent parties, which were known for, among other things, their access to marijuana. A nice inscription by Kerouac, gently mocking the celebrity worship implied by autograph seeking. In the end, though, one must conclude that he turned out to be wrong: autographs aren't cheap, at least not his, not anymore. A near fine copy with some slight wear at the edges, in a custom quarter morocco clamshell box, and a nice relic of the Greenwich Village Beat scene of the late 1950s. . First Edition. Softcover.
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Mrs. Bridge
Viking Adult, 1959-01-19. Hardcover. Very Good. SIGNED FIRST EDITION. New York: The Viking Press, 1959. 254 pp. Signed by author in blue ink on front end paper, inscribed to Thorpe Menn and his wife, "from Mrs. Bridge and Evan S. Connell, Jr." Menn was a prestigious Kansas City Star editor and book reviewer for whom a prestigious fiction award has been named.Very Good hardcover in Very Good+ dust jacket. Book has clean pages and sturdy binding. Cloth is dust-soiled, with rubbing to spine lettering and light edge wear to cloth. Pencilled note about provenance left on ffep, can be easily erased. Jacket presents well, typical fading to pink on spine panel, small tear in top of front panel, a bit of edge wear, nick at bottom of back panel, a bit of foxing there too, price intact ($2.75). A nice copy.A signed first of Kansas City-born author Evan Connell's most famous work. It was bundled with the follow-up novel, Mr. Bridge, for a 1990 Merchant-Ivory film.
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The Shuttered Room and Other Pieces (First Edition, review copy and publisher's file copy)
Sauk City, WI: Arkham House, 1959. First Edition. First Edition. REVIEW COPY, with tipped-in publisher's slip at the front endpaper. A few notations on the jacket indicate that this copy was a publisher's file copy: a sticker on the spine with the number "44887" in pencil, the same number in pencil on the jacket front panel, and stamped in blue ink on the front pastedown. Several notations and corrections in holograph pencil appear throughout, the word "omit," among others, found on several leaves at the heading. Many numerical notations in pencil appear at the table of contents, suggesting rearrangement for subsequent printings. Very Good plus in a Very Good dust jacket. Extremities lightly rubbed and bumped, slight fraying at a couple of corners, and a few leaves with tiny corner creases. Jacket moderately toned (mostly at the rear panel and at the verso), lightly rubbed, with a few tiny closed tears and brief chipping at the extremities, and a small bruise to the rear panel at the spine fold. Overall, an interesting and perhaps unique copy of the fifth Arkham House collection of Lovecraft's work.
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Requiem For A Nun
Random House, New York 1959 - 1st Edition. Hardcover. Copy of Requiem For A Nun, the novel (1951) and copy of Requiem For A Nun, the play (1959) are housed together in a custom clamshell box, brown leather, beige linen and marbled trays. Requiem For A Nun: First trade edition, fine, price clipped dust jacket, which is first issue (front flap of dust jacket M. McKnight Kauffer, identified as dust jacket artist). Requiem For A Nun: A Play: adapted to the stage by Ruth Ford, this copy if affectionately inscribed by Ford on front free end paper, gold medalion sticker on front free end paper, price clipped dust jacket. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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The Shuttered Room and Other Pieces (First Edition, review copy and publisher's file copy)
Sauk City, WI: Arkham House, 1959. First Edition. First Edition. REVIEW COPY, with tipped-in publisher's slip at the front endpaper. A few notations on the jacket indicate that this copy was a publisher's file copy: a sticker on the spine with the number "44887" in pencil, the same number in pencil on the jacket front panel, and stamped in blue ink on the front pastedown. Several notations and corrections in holograph pencil appear throughout, the word "omit," among others, found on several leaves at the heading. Many numerical notations in pencil appear at the table of contents, suggesting rearrangement for subsequent printings. Very Good plus in a Very Good dust jacket. Extremities lightly rubbed and bumped, slight fraying at a couple of corners, and a few leaves with tiny corner creases. Jacket moderately toned (mostly at the rear panel and at the verso), lightly rubbed, with a few tiny closed tears and brief chipping at the extremities, and a small bruise to the rear panel at the spine fold. Overall, an interesting and perhaps unique copy of the fifth Arkham House collection of Lovecraft's work.
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1959 Conceptual Drawing of a Sports Car
Mixed media on paper. Initialled, "G. L.". 20 1/4 x 28 1/2 inches. Framed. 28 3/4 x 36 1/2 inches. 1959 concept design that embodies many features of the 1960's Chevrolets George Lawson was a long time Detroit designer, who contributed to the Tucker, particularly the Torpedo, as well as to many General Motors' designs. His imaginative renderings reflect the optimism of the American automotive industry as we entered the "Space Age". The drawing is signed "G. L." and the attribution is based on similar drawings. The car is depicted front and back, so that all its charms can be observed, including the angled back fins, dual headlights and domed, glass top. The angled fins famously appeared in the same year on the Chevy Impala.
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Signed Songwriter-Publishing Contract
Detroit, 1959. unbound. Important autographed Songwriter-Publishing contract assigning the song titled "You Better Know It." January 1959, 4to. 3 pages. The contract is between songwriters Jackie Wilson, Norm Henry, and The Pearl Music Corporation, 3947 Woodward Avenue, Detroit Michigan, whereby the songwriters agree to certain percentages offered by the publisher. Within weeks of signing this contract, "You Better Know It" was recorded by Wilson on Brunswick Records and would top the charts at #1, staying on the Hot Billboard 100 list for a staggering 37 weeks. Our research shows that Pearl Music was actually owned by Jackie Wilson, making him one of the earliest Black performers of the Rock-n-Roll era to self write and publish and then record a #1 record. *In 1957 an unknown struggling songwriter - car plant worker named Berry Gordy submitted a song to Jackie Wilson titled "Reet Petite", published by Pearl Music Corp, reaching #67 on the charts. Gordy's next song written for Wilson and assigned to Pearl Music was titled "Lonely Teardrops". Both had previously met in the Detroit housing projects where they grew up and had kept a cordial friendship even after Jackie had entered music. The song became a number one record that summer but royalty differences prevented Gordy from further submitting songs to his friend. This disagreement led Gordy to borrow $800.00 from his family in order to start The Tamia-Motown record labels. Forbes magazine lists Berry Gordy as the first Black billionaire. This appears to be the earliest Jackie Wilson songwriting contract sold. Good signature, very good condition. Considered the most important singer in the transition of rhythm and blues into soul music. Nick-named "Mr. Entertainment" by Dick Clark, Wilson had dozens of hit records from the late 1950's into the early 1970's. At age 39 he suffered a massive heart attack while performing on stage and though revived, due to a lack of oxygen to his brain he was forever in a comatose, vegetative state until his death.
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You're Out of Your Mind, Charlie Brown
New York: Rinehart & Co., 1959. First edition. Original illustrated wrappers. Inscribed by the author, "For Nancy- Charles Schulz." In very good condition with light wear to the extremities. Schulz's beloved cartoons have won him the National Cartoonists Society's Humor Comic Strip Award in 1962, the Reuben Award for 1955 and 1964, the Society's Elzie Segar Award in 1980, and the Milton Caniff Lifetime Achievement Award in 1999. Interestingly, his cartoons have also awarded him an abundance of equally colorful honors and recognitions. In 1996, Schulz was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, adjacent to Walt Disney's. And for his interest in sports he was inducted into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame in 1993 and then the Figure Skating Hall of Fame in 2007. Perhaps most peculiar was the bill awarded to Schulz by Bill Clinton, which was by accepted by Schulz's widow in 2001.
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The Naked Lunch
Paris: Olympia Press. (1959). First. First edition. Rebound in contemporary full black morocco gilt. A tiny stain on the half-title, the front hinge slightly tender, near fine. Briefly Inscribed by Burroughs: "For Fred Warder, William Burroughs." Novels published in France were traditionally bound in wrappers (as this volume was), and then often rebound if the owner deemed it worthy of claiming a place in his library. A nice copy of the true first edition of one of the most influential novels of the post-WWII era, and basis for the David Cronenberg film featuring Peter Weller, Judy Davis, Ian Holm, Julian Sands, and Roy Scheider. .
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Ben-Gurion: The Biography of an Extraordinary Man
Garden City: Doubleday and Company. 1959. Early reprint. Some scattered spotting to the boards, thus very good in near fine dustwrapper. Signed by David Ben-Gurion in Hebrew on the front fly. .
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Saint Judas
Middletown, Connecticut: Wesleyan University Press. (1959). First. First edition, hardbound issue. Fine in fine dustwrapper. A beautiful, pretty much as new copy. .
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The Pink Dress
Doubleday, 1959-01-01. First Edition. Hardcover. Very Good. New York: Doubleday/A Guild Book, 1959: A nice Book Club Edition of this long out of print and scarce title, in an original dust jacket. In Good+ Condition, in a Good+ dust jacket. Clean pages, with occasional spotting; spotting to side of page block. Clean text. Sound bindingBoards show rubbing and light edge wear; top of spine lightly pushed in. The dust jacket shows sunning, rubbing, light chipping, with a few short closed tears and a few light tide marks to the rear panel. A few small chips are missing from the spine panel about an inch up from the base. A very nice copy, well preserved.
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Time Out of Joint
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1959. First Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good. First edition of this early book by Dick. A near fine copy in orange boards with mild bumping to lower front corner in very good unclipped dustwrapper that has mild staining to top inside front flap and rear flap. Describes worse than it is. A quite acceptable copy.
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Paris: The Olympia Press, 1959 Paris: The Olympia Press, copyrighted 1959, but actually printed (and so stated) in October, 1958, hence - 1958. See scans in that regard. First edition of the "Lollipop" re-issue of "Candy" in response to censor confiscation and burning under that original title. 12mo, green wrappers, 189 pp. See scans for copyright/printing points as noted above; price "Francs 1.200" has been above-stamped with the New Price NF 15" (see scan). Dedication here is "To Master Boon and Master Badj" (see scan), an alteration from the "Candy" dedication, which was "To Mister Hadj and Mister Zoon". Very Good; tape at spine bottom, minor soiling on back cover, very small scale peripheral wear, light dustiness to page edges. The story of a naive and gorgeous young blond girl - who quickly finds out in exactly what way we men are all, instantly and always, the same - borrows its plot structure from Voltaire's Candide and uses that strangely juxtaposed vehicle to shine a light on all the vagaries of modern western life which beg to be lampooned. Considered by many, then and now, to be a classic of "black (dark) humor". In 2006, Playboy Magazine included Candy on its list of the "25 Sexiest Novels Ever Written". A nice, and rare, copy of one early publishing step en route to the coming-out of this timeless bit of erotic fiction. L42
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VERY FAR AWAY. Signed by the author/artist
Kingswood, World's Work, 1959.. FIRST UK EDITION 1959, INSCRIBED IN INK ON THE FRONT ENDPAPER: "To Charlie Maurice Sendak October 84" (? 8th?), small 4to, 205 x 180 mm, 8 x 6 inches, green imitation cloth spine, colour illustrated pink boards, 52 pages. A truly delightful story about a little boy who with his friends cat, sparrow and horse dreams of 'very far away'. 22 full page illustrations with pale orange tints face the simple text. No previous owner inscription, a Fine clean crisp copy in very good DUSTWRAPPER (dw: not price clipped, very slightly dusty-looking, spine slightly yellowed, three 10 mm (½") closed edge tears, lower fold slightly rubbed). First published in the US in 1957. MORE IMAGES ATTACHED TO THIS LISTING, ALL ZOOMABLE. POSTAGE AT COST.
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Jurisprudence. Five Volumes. Strait 44
St. Paul: West Publishing Co., 1959. Original brown buckram, gilt, a very good set Pound's magnum opus and his great summing up, praised by Karl Llewellyn as "always learned", conceived as far back as 1893 and written over many decades, and going "everywhere with him . . . almost as though he had kept an intellectual diary
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Glossen zu Don Juan. Illustrationen von Walter Jonas.
Zürich, Viernheim, [1959] - 8°, 12 Bl., u. 6 blattgrosse einfarbige Abb., OLwd., Tadellos. Ex. 140/280. Vom Autor und Künstler signiert. Handgesetzt, handgedruckt und handgebunden in der Offizin S. A. W. Schmitt. - Walter Hermann Jonas (1910-1979 in Zürich), Schweizer Maler, Grafiker, Kunstkritiker und der Schöpfer der urbanistischen Vision Intrapolis. 800 gr. [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Marchand du sel, écrits de Marcel Duchamp *
Le Terrain Vague, Paris 1.11.1959. - Broché, couverture photographique à rabats, imprimée en noir et rouge. Une "Mariée mise à nu" imprimée sur celluloïd dépliant en frontispice (les franges de sa robe gondolant quelque peu mais pour le reste d'une rare fraîcheur ? Quel couple peut en dire autant après plus de cinquante ans ?) précède l'iconographie hors texte en noir. Bel exemplaire de cette somme de textes réunis et présentés par Michel Sanouillet, bibliographie de Poupard-Lieussou. Édition originale. L'un des 2'000 exemplaires sur Alfa, après 40 Auvergne.
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Goodbye, Columbus
London Andre Deutsch Ltd 1959. G : in Good condition with rubbed and soiled dust jacket. Boards marked with some warping. Soiling to endpapers and page edges First Edition Blue hardback cloth cover 190mm x 130mm (7" x 5"). 157pp.
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ORFEUS OG EURYDIKE FORSTE DEL [Lbc]
Kobenhavin (copenhagen): Hans Reitzel. Near Fine with no dust jacket. 1959. First Edition. hardcover. Art; B/W Linocuts; Folio 13" - 23" tal; Brief Danish language text in addition to 4pp English language. With 53 original linocuts. Based on the ancient myth of Orpheus and Eurydice. Text is in Danish, with a 4 page explanation in English laid in. This is one of 450 numbered copies signed by the artist. Just a touch of wear at corners and some toning on spine, otherwise a fine copy in the original slipcase, which is scraped and worn. Laid in folded sheet with limitation. Laid in is a book dealer's catalog description. 43x33 cm, 13 x 17.5". .
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The Loneliness of a Long-Distance Runner
London: W.H. Allen 1959., 1959. FIRST EDITION. Post octavo. pp176. Publisher's cloth in Mona Moore designed dustwrapper. Page edges dusty and toned, jacket a little edgeworn and browned to rear panel. Formerly the property of dramatist John Osborne, with associated bookplate to the pastedown. An interesting association; both authors being prominent 'Angry Young Men', a group of primarily working class British writers characterised by a disillusionment with traditional English society. Set in the rather grim environment of post-war Britain, 'Loneliness' tells the story of a rebellious youth, sentenced to a boy's reformatory for robbing a bakery, who rises through the ranks of the institution through his prowess as a cross-country runner. Winner of the 1960 Hawthornden Prize.
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The Mystic Masseur [Scarce Uncorrected Proof Copy]
NY: Vanguard. (1959). The uncorrected proof copy of the first American edition of the Nobel Prize winner's first novel. Naipaul is a Trinidadian author of Indian descent, one of the giants of contemporary English literature, and one of the most astute, if acerbic, Western commentators on Third World issues. Spine and a bit of the lower rear edge darkened, apparently from binder's glue rather than sun; some light dustiness to covers and a few gentle turns to page corners; very good in wrappers. An exceedingly scarce proof, dating from the period when proofs were not routinely produced, let alone saved and filtered into the rare book market. We've only ever seen one other copy. . First Edition. Softcover.
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HawaII 'Out of Series' copy of 1 of 400 copies of the signed limited edition 1st edition
New York: Random House. F/F. 1959. 1st Edition. Hardcover; 1st Printing. LOC: 5910815 . 1st edition/1st printing, Random House, 1959. 1 of 400 signed limited edition copies. First Edition and 400 signed limition edition copies noted on limitation page, and First Printing noted on copyright page. This copy marked 'Out Of Series' on the signed limitation page instead of being numbered. Likely a copy given to the author for use as a 'presentation copy.' Fine, straight, clean, unmarked, tight and undamaged book. It is bound in brown cloth with unworn gold gilt spine lettering and publisher's unfaded pink upper page edges stain. The book has a small, tasteful bookplate with a printed name opposite the limitation page. The clear acetate dustjacket is also Fine, and the publisher's slipcase is overall Near Fine+ with only a couple of very small surface scuffs to the top edge that slightly lightened the color in those 2 very small areas. All 3 slipcase labels are in Fine condition and the slipcase is structurally and cosmetically in great condition. One of Michener's most justly famous books - a finely detailed and accurate fictional account of the people involved in the settling and history of the Hawaiian Islands. ; Signed by Author .
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New York: George Braziller, 1959. Small 4to. Original pictorial wraps. Some rubbing and soil. Light edgewear. Very good. INSCRIBED by de Kooning to front endpaper: "To Frances and Sid - / What a wonderful / time we / had -- / Good Winter / Love / Bill. The first monograph published on de Kooning, inscribed by the artist to prominent art collectors Sydney and Francis Lewis of Virginia. While various limited editions from the artist are relatively common, books genuinely inscribed by de Kooning are scarce, esp. so with so warm an inscription. Much of the Lewis' collection was dispersed by Christie's in 2000, at which time the auction house has this to say about the couple: "Since the 1960s, Sydney and Frances Lewis of Richmond, VA, have been in the forefront of national and international collectors of Post-War painting and sculpture and late 19th and 20th century decorative arts. Their keen knowledge resulting from astute observation, incessant research, and an unquenchable appetite and love for art enabled the Lewises to build an incredible personal collection ranging from Emile Gallé to Willem de Kooning to Gaetano Pesce, all of the highest quality.
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Free Antineutrino Absorption Cross Section. I. Measurement of the Free Antineutrino Absorption Cross Section By Protons
Lancaster, PA and New York, NY: American Physical Society / American Institute of Physics, 1959. First Edition. Wrappers. Near Fine. [2], [1]-381 pages. Small 4to. Original publisher's blue/green printed wraps. Entire number offered. Spine panel browning, wrapper edges darkened, spotting to the textblock edges. Bright and clean internally. The important article in this issue is 'Free Antineutrino Absorption Cross Section. I. Measurement of the Free Antineutrino Absorption Cross Section By Protons.' IN The Physical Review, Vol 113, Second Series, Number 1, January 1, 1959, pages 273-279. The Nobel Prize in Physics 1995 was awarded "for pioneering experimental contributions to lepton physics" jointly with one half to Martin L. Perl "for the discovery of the tau lepton" and with one half to Frederick Reines "for the detection of the neutrino". This article, the basis of Reines' Nobel prize work, provides 'Confirmation of the detection of the V sub(e).
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The Poorhouse Fair
Gollancz, London,UK 1959 - First Edition, First Printing. This is a unread true first UK edition, first printing (first impression) copy in a Fine Dust Jacket with rubbing to the top edges. Very light browning to the front endpage otherwise unmarked and as new. A superb copy of the extremely elusive UK edition of Updike's first novel. Signed by John Updike to the title page. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Friedrich Kiel
String Quartet No.1 in a minor, Op.53, No.1
Writing of the chamber music of Friedrich Kiel (1821-1885), Wilhelm Altmann—perhaps the greatest of chamber music critics—notes that it was Kiel's extreme modesty which kept him and his exceptional works from receiving the consideration they deserved. And what consideration did Altmann feel these works deserved? After mentioning Brahms and others, Altmann writes, "He produced a number of chamber works, which...need fear no comparison." Altmann, himself, said that he found in Kiel's chamber music a "never ending source of delight." That his works remained relatively unknown was due mostly to his modesty but also, Altmann explains, to the high cost of the original editions. We agree with Herr Altmann: To play and hear Friedrich Kiel's chamber music is a wonderful experience.
Kiel was taught the rudiments of music and received his first piano lessons from his father but was in large part self-taught. Something of a prodigy, he played the piano almost without instruction at the age of six, and by his thirteenth year he had composed much music. Kiel eventually came to the attention of Prince Wittgenstein, a great music lover. Through the Prince's efforts, Kiel was allowed to study violin with the concertmaster of the Prince's fine orchestra with which he later performed as a soloist. Kiel was also given theory lessons from the renowned flautist Kaspar Kummer. By 1840, the eighteen year old Kiel was court conductor and the music teacher to the prince's children. Two years later, Spohr heard him and arranged for a scholarship which allowed Kiel to study in Berlin with the renowned theorist and teacher Siefried Dehn. In Berlin, Kiel eventually became sought after as an instructor. In 1866, he received a teaching position at the prestigious Stern Conservatory, where he taught composition and was elevated to a professorship three years later. In 1870 he joined the faculty of the newly founded Hochschule für Musik which was shortly thereafter considered one of the finest music schools in Germany. Among his many students were Noskowski, Paderewski and Stanford. Kiel's hobby was mountaineering and at age 60--two years before his tragic death as the result of a traffic accident--he climbed Europe's second highest peak, Monte Rosa.
That Kiel's first rate chamber music has not entered the standard repertoire is a travesty. We, at Edition Silvertrust hope to remedy this by bringing out some of his most appealing chamber music. Kiel's String Quartet No.1 was clearly inspired by Beethoven's great Op.132 (Qt. No.15). The tempo marking to the towering, massive opening movement, Allegro ma non troppo, is somewhat misleading. There really is nothing allegro here and in any event, the tempi are constantly changing while the mood remains elegaic throughout. In the charming second movement, Allegro, we hear echoes of Beethoven in the lovely Tedesca folk dance. The third movement is a solemn Adagio with a turbulent, passionate middle section of great originality. The finale, begins with a brief slow introduction before a hectic tarantella breaks forth. (our soundbite starts here) The lovely singing second theme provides a beautiful contrast. This is a very fine work which belongs in the standard repertoire.
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In April Swings (Meghan's Playhouse Book Three, due out in September), Meghan and her new boyfriend take on the task of helping a married couple put some spice back in their love life:
April Day deeply loves her husband Derek, but something's missing. To spice things up she books them on a Caribbean cruise for their seventh anniversary. She's not sure what she's looking for, but she knows she's found it as soon as she spots the delectable sprite of an actress who stars in the ship's daily shows.
Meghan Keenan's having a blast with her latest squeeze, Josh Hendricks, who writes and directs the shipboard main shows. Should she turn down April's request to heat up her marriage? And if she accepts, where will Josh fit in?
Derek is stunned by his wife's brash pursuit of the hot young actress. Must he match her boldness to keep her from leaving him?


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Brake volunteers honoured by Prime Minister for ground breaking fundraising idea
News from Brake
13 May 2016
12 year old Callum Smart and his mum Claire have been honoured by David Cameron after Callum came up with an innovative fundraising idea to honour his friend, Daniel Climance, who was killed in a road crash.
The mum and son team, from Swindon, have been given the Points of Light award, which recognises outstanding individual volunteers who are making a change in their community and inspiring others.
Daniel Climance was just 11-years old when he was killed while out on a family bike ride in June last year. To keep Dan's memory alive, Callum and Claire organised the "Doing it for Dan - Virtual Race" which took place in November 2015. The race encouraged people to run, walk, swim or cycle either 5 or 10k.
The campaign was so successful that throughout 2015, 1,000 people covered a combined distance of 5,000 miles, raising over £20,000 for Brake. The event spread to six continents, as far afield as Qatar, New Zealand and the United States.
Brake was so impressed with the idea, that our community fundraising team decided to adopt the race as part of this year's fundraising and is asking people to sign up to take part in their own 'virtual run' this month. Brake has even taken inspiration from Claire and Callum's race name. We have adapted "Doing it for Dan" and are using "Doing it for them" as our 2016 fundraising campaign slogan.
Joe Fenton, Community Fundraiser at Brake said: "We are delighted that Claire and Callum have been presented with the 'Points of Light' award and recognised for their achievements. Their enthusiasm to raise both money and awareness for Brake has been truly inspiring and we really can't thank them enough for their support."
Claire and Callum said: Callum and I are honoured and delighted to have received this recognition from David Cameron. Daniel's death was an unbelievable shock for everyone, but the 'Doing it for Dan' campaign has meant that his memory continues to live on. I accept this award on behalf of everybody that took part, their support has been amazing and without them we would never have raised £20,000 for Brake. Thank you everyone for supporting us.
Prime Minister David Cameron said: "With the Virtual Race Callum and Claire have created an innovative way to get people on six continents involved in raising awareness and money to support the work of road safety charity, Brake. Their efforts are an inspiring tribute to the memory of Callum's friend, Dan, and will help to save the lives of other young people. So I am delighted to recognise Callum and Claire as the UK's 526th & 527th Points of Light."
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Throughout May 2016 Brake is asking people across the UK to commit to doing a run. Participants can choose the date, the location, the distance and set their own pace. The concept means that anybody and everybody can take part, because what they do, is up to them.
Every runner pays a one-off registration fee to Brake and many participants are also choosing to get sponsored for taking part.
For more information, visit www.brake.org.uk/virtualrun."
About Brake
Brake is a national road safety charity, founded in 1995, that exists to stop the needless deaths and serious injuries that happen on roads every day, make streets and communities safer for everyone, and care for families bereaved and injured in road crashes. Brake promotes road safety awareness, safe and sustainable road use, and effective road safety policies. We do this through national campaigns, community education, services for road safety professionals and employers, and by coordinating the UK's flagship road safety event every November, Road Safety Week. Brake is a national, government-funded provider of support to families and individuals devastated by road death and serious injury, including through a helpline and support packs.
Follow Brake on Twitter, Facebook, or The Brake Blog.
Road crashes are not accidents; they are devastating and preventable events, not chance mishaps. Calling them accidents undermines work to make roads safer, and can cause insult to families whose lives have been torn apart by needless casualties.


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This class is perfect for folks who would like to learn how to sew or for those who would like to refresh or revisit the basics. You will learn all of the basics of sewing. Each student will complete a garment during the course, thus learning to select a pattern, fabric, and notions, fit, lay out and cut the pattern, and follow the guidesheet to completion. This class is an important step in learning to properly fit your body. This class will also give you the confidence to continue on your own or continue with the After 101 Class for Adults following the completion of this class. A list of supplies is given to you during your first class. You do not need to bring anything to class #1.
A registration form will be sent to you when you email for you to fill in and send with your deposit or payment to reserve your place in class. A link is above for your convenience for the registration.
Machines are always available at Pins & Needles for you to use in classes. If you would like to use your own machine to become more familiar with it you are welcome to bring it to class. Please be sure your machine is in good mechanical condition and that you have the necessary parts, machine instruction manual, needles, bobbins, zipper feet, etc., to use during your class if you bring your own machine.


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text: Hailed by André Breton and others denizens of the mid-20th century avant-garde as one of the best Surrealist painters, the German artist Richard Oelze (1900-1980) is unfortunately under-known in the United States. Hopefully, this show of some two dozen major canvases and a selection of drawings will change the situation. The show must be seen in person to be fully appreciated. The textural nuances in the work are difficult to reproduce, and the haunted atmosphere that the artist conjures in each of these images seems to reveal itself only with intimate and sustained viewing.


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EEA family permit is issued to non EEA family members of EEA nationals if they want to travel to or live in UK. A non EEA family member wishing to travel to UK must apply and obtain an EEA Family Permit to enable him/her to do so.
The following relations are regarded as the family members of an EEA national and are entitled to EEA Family Permit:
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After wasting 1000's of dollars a month on Adwords PPC, Michael Kuznar not only lowered their cost per click for text ads by switching to "phrase match" to make searches more relevant, Google Merchant center, previously unknown to the client, was implemented and helped increase monthly sales by over 20%. You'll see the first page organic ranking in the screenshot below. Search engine optimization was also implemented by Michael Kuznar and Vengeance Stills has seen significant results from that, as well.
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Built by Simplified Internet (Michael Kuznar) from the ground up, SavvyDeal.com is a fully functional website that was personally customized to tailor to the needs of the company. It has over 4,000 products and is currently ranking nationwide for over 500 keyphrases. The website at its inception was receiving zero sales and now sells up to 60 products per day in a little over a year.
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text: Madison Bernath is a strong writer and editor with eight years' experience in the field. She is practiced in writing across many forums, researching material, and laying out articles for print and for websites. She is familiar with AP, MLA, and Chicago styles and is skilled in social media marketing. She believes writing is a collaborative effort and engages in editorial criticism.


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A tiny Lebanese restaurant tucked down a dingy Soho alley may not sound promising, but Yalla Yalla has been turning away eager diners nightly since opening last year. Offering excellent Beirut street food, including fresh wraps and light mezze, its Kibbe Nayyeh – pounded raw lamb with parsley and bulgur – is especially good. Read more
Mentioned in the Independent. Read more
The variety of little mezze dishes to supplement the hearty mains (smoky grills with fluffy vermicelli rice, say) are fresh and balanced, and well-priced to boot. Read More
A small, side street cafe-restaurant of considerable charm (a chunky, rough-hewn wooden counter, a few tightly packed tables, scatter cushions made from old keffiyeh), it is a cosy bolt-hole where even the budget traveller can afford to eat in. Read more
Yalla Yalla, a gem of a joint up a hidden alleyway in what remains of the sleazy heart of Soho. Read more
Tiny Soho Lebanese street-food joint Yalla Yalla has opened a spiffier branch at 12 Winsley Street, W1, and there are plans for more to follow in the next year or two.
Every so often a new restaurant comes along and captures the imagine and hearts of even the most jaded London diners. Yalla Yalla is one!
Yalla Yalla make a delicious array of food fresh every day. Read more
Each item comes bursting with flavour, from smokey baba gannouj to spicy soujoc sausages or crispy makale samak.


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Joanna Lumley is another one of my favourite British women who is definitely growing wilder…. 10 quotes from the horse's mouth….
1. When you're young, you think life is forever, but it's finite. I'm 68, so even by the maddest measurements, I'm in the last bit of life.
2. You only have one go at life, which is thrilling. Only you can make yourself into who you want to be. Don't blame anybody else. You are entitled to free fresh air, and that's it. Do the rest yourself.
3. A lot of us are ruled by fear during our lives – afraid we'll get burgled, afraid a dog will bite us, afraid we'll get fat, afraid someone will leave us. Once you lose fear, life becomes sweeter, and that happens as you get older. I'm sure by the time I'm 80, I'll be able to do absolutely anything!
4. On how young women should behave: "Don't look like trash, don't get drunk, don't be sick down your front, don't break your heels and stagger about in the wrong clothes at midnight. This is bad. It's not me being a snob about it. It's not me being an old woman talking to young women, its just standard practice for how our species should behave. Don't behave badly."
5. I've looked forward to being older because you will have that many more miles covered. We mustn't be led into thinking getting old is bad. Growing old is good.
6. Women are very different to men, and that hasn't been respected. So when people say there's never been a good woman painter or poet or engineer or whatever, they don't understand that our skills are many simultaneously and men's skills are single.
7. I don't lose my temper. I used to, but I realised I would probably die of a brain hemorrhage. So I've governed myself not to mind about things. I have no road rage or anything like that. Because it's life-shortening. And also, there's no need for it; it uses up energy.
8. I don't think men are that attracted by glamour. I think women are attracted by glamour. I think men are attracted by a sense of friendship.
9. That's the staggering, humorous thing about money. If you haven't got taste, money doesn't matter: You'll always look ghastly.
10. I have never had anything done to my face because then you end up looking as they all do in America. Look at Judi Dench: she would never be as good if she had had work done.
We're on the Road to Santiago! Join me on a wild adventure on the Portuguese Camino de Santiago. We´ll walk the way together and see what magic awaits us. Visit my Camino de Santiago page or click the link below for full details.
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Shearwater (Calonectris diomedea), a migratory bird, is the symbol chosen by the AEA founding members to represent the Azorean Emigrants/Returnees.
Shearwater arrives in March to the Azores and from there departs towards the south in September, to return again in March and again to leave in September, like the Emigrants/Returnees who, returned to the motherland, never stop thinking about the land of adoption. Nor do they stop thinking about the motherland when they are in the land of adoption.
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Australians turned on their jubilant mood when they started the celebrations of their 2017-18 Magellan Ashes triumph over England in the Sydney dressing room after folding up the five-Test series with an innings and 123-run win in the final Test of the prestigious series at the SCG on Monday.
Captain Steve Smith won the Compton-Miller Medal as the player of the series for his stunning show with the willow throughout the Ashes series, amassing 687 runs at an average of 137.40, while the bowlers, who played a key role in Australia's Ashes triumph, claimed over 20 wickets in the Test series.
Tubby has just copped an all time spray from the boys! ???? Here's all of the excitement from behind the scenes. #Ashes pic.twitter.com/UvZP145JSh— Wide World of Sports (@wwos) January 8, 2018
With 4-0 Ashes win, Australia has now moved on to the third position in the ICC Test ranking, overtaking England. It was an incredible summer for Australian cricket as both Men and Women's team won the Ashes urn.
After celebrating their Ashes victory on the field, Australia's celebrations moved onto the Australian dressing room in Sydney, where the player in the Baggy Green were seen partying and celebrating their historic day of reclaiming Urn with their family and friends.
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Three points will secure Haddington Athletic their first league title in 16 years when they host Pumpherston at Millfield Park tomorrow afternoon in their penultimate match of the season.
The East Lothian outfit have been stuck in the bottom tier since league reconstruction in season 2002/03, but they secured promotion to the Premier League last weekend with a 4-0 victory away to Stoneyburn.
Manager Johnny Harvey, who led Edinburgh United to the South Division title last term before dropping back down a level with the Hi-Hi, lauded his players for their attitude and determination to improve as they surged to the summit of the table.
"I put high demands on the players and I think they've responded to it," he said. "I think they like the demands that I put on them and I think that brings the best out of them, rather than me being easy-oasy and anything will do. Even if are winning two or three-nil, I'll pick out flaws and demand that they are better the week after."
Harvey's men have been relentless in recent weeks, scoring 18 goals in their past four league matches, supplementing their best ever start to a league campaign in which they won all seven of their opening games.
Harvey and his players are now relishing the chance to be crowned champions at Millfield Park. "It's great to have the opportunity to win it at home," he said. "To do it in front of our own fans and all the committee will make it all the more sweeter.
"In the dressing room on Saturday I congratulated them on promotion and a few of the guys harped back and said 'that's nothing, we want the league title'. Promotion wasn't a cause for celebrating – the celebrations will start if we win the league."


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Channel NewsAsia presenter Patrick Fok has joined up with three friends to open what they boast is the only bar on Club Street dedicated to cocktails and mixology. With many similar haunts around the city picking up a snobby reputation, Bartini seems set on avoiding this and has games like Jenga and Four Square (the board game, not social media platform) making appearances on tables, as well as a chill lounge towards the back, where you can catch football and rugby matches. Luckily they are serving San Miguel (pint $13) on tap. For cocktails we'd recommend the Fire and Ice ($20), a mélange of watermelon liquor, vodka, fresh watermelon and red chilli pepper for heat.
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For Lowchen connoisseurs, visits to art galleries aren't complete without viewing Renaissance masterpieces; you'll find us searching for "le petit chien lion." Seldom do we leave major world galleries disappointed, as this breed was a true favourite of Durer and Goya, plus many other master artists of the Renaissance. Without documentation by such artists, our knowledge of Lowchen and their role as elegant court companions would have remained sketchy.Understandably, breed fanciers must study art, as well as written records, in the pursuit of Lowchen breed history; as we peel back layers of mystery and intrigue, romantic folklore is revealed. One such story maintains that in earlier times, warriors killed in war had tombs guarded by stone lions, while those felled during peacetime featured stone Lowchen.
How did Lowchen work their way into powerful circles, including that of the Medici family? Well, much like the appalling "pet as accessory" we see today, elegant, portable, amusing Lowchen filled that role for the cosseted set. Quickly, these wee charmers won hearts and commenced sharing sleeping accommodations with their mistresses, while their shaved lion loins provided warmth for feet in chilly castles.Some art historians believe Durer, an artist who enjoyed the respect and camaraderie of those in the highest circles, managed to own several Lowchen, as they are often depicted in his work; The Visitation, The Flagellation, and Knight with Foot Soldier are but a few of his masterpieces which include wee lions; it appears that Lowchen were both his companions, as well as life models.For some Lowchen admirers, Goya's "The Duchess of Alba" is the favourite; in English portraiture style, an absurdly tiny Lowchen and lady are presented in a landscape setting, sporting similar wavy hairstyles and red ribbons. It seems appropriate that a Lowchen, a member of the Bichon family, is presented in such fashion, as Bichon comes from the word Bichonner," to pamper, or doll up".Perhaps, one day you'll join in this game of "spot the Lowchen", as Renaissance art assists in revealing the role of this charming breed, centuries ago.© The Pringle Pride 2011


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A national charity is launching a tea party group for older people in Cramington this weekend.
Contact the Elderly is launching the group on Sunday, July 19, for people aged 75 and over to provide a regular and vital friendship link every month.
The charity aims to relieve the loneliness of isolated older people who live alone, by organising monthly Sunday afternoon tea parties for small groups within local communities.
Each older guest is collected from their home by a volunteer driver, and is taken to a volunteer host's home where they join a small group for tea, chat and companionship.
Residents interested in volunteering can call (0191) 242 0186 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Contact the Elderly's Cramlington development officer, Valerie Walker, said: "We're delighted to be opening a new group in Cramlington and to ensure these tea parties are as successful as others held across the UK, we urgently need the support of the local community.
"Anyone who can spare a couple of hours one Sunday a month, has a driving licence, a car and loves drinking tea is eligible.
"And for those interested in becoming a host, it would just involve a couple of hours once or twice a year.
"It's not a big commitment, and our volunteers genuinely get as much out of the experience as our older guests so I'd encourage anyone interested in giving something back to their community to please get in touch with us as soon as possible."


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Lot No. 1003
Manufacturer: Rookwood
Artist: Helen Pabodie Stuntz
Description: Standard Glaze 2 1/2 inch creamer decorated by Helen Pabodie Stuntz in 1893. Marked with the Rookwood symbol, which indicates the date, shape 239, a W for white clay and the artist's monogram. There is fine overall crazing and a horizontal hairline on this piece.
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What Is Pes Planus?
Flexible flatfeet are considered normal in young children because babies are not born with a normal arch. The arch may not form fully until sometime between ages 7 and 10. Even in adulthood, 15% to 25% of people have flexible flatfeet. Most of these people never develop symptoms. In many adults who have had flexible flatfeet since childhood, the missing arch is an inherited condition related to a general looseness of ligaments. These people usually have extremely flexible, very mobile joints throughout the body, not only in the feet. Flatfeet also can develop during adulthood. Causes include joint disease, such as rheumatoid arthritis, and disorders of nerve function (neuropathy). Unlike a flexible flatfoot, a rigid flatfoot is often the result of a significant problem affecting the structure or alignment of the bones that make up the foot's arch. Some common causes of rigid flatfeet include. Congenital vertical talus. In this condition, there is no arch because the foot bones are not aligned properly. In some cases, there is a reverse curve (rocker-bottom foot, in which the shape is like the bottom rails of a rocking chair) in place of the normal arch. Congenital vertical talus is a rare condition present at birth. It often is associated with a genetic disorder, such as Down syndrome, or other congenital disorders. The cause is unknown in up to half of cases. Tarsal coalition (peroneal spastic flatfoot). In this inherited condition, two or more of the foot bones are fused together, interfering with the flexibility of the foot and eliminating the normal arch. A rare condition, it often affects several generations of the same family. Lateral subtalar dislocation. Sometimes called an acquired flatfoot, it occurs in someone who originally had a normal foot arch. In a lateral subtalar dislocation, there is a dislocation of the talus bone, located within the arch of the foot. The dislocated talus bone slips out of place, drops downward and sideways and collapses the arch. It usually occurs suddenly because of a high-impact injury related to a fall from a height, a motor vehicle accident or participation in sports, and it may be associated with fractures or other injuries.
There are many different causes of flat feet, which can be separated into two main categories. The first category, congenital flat foot, is a condition that one is born with or is predisposed to at birth. This type includes the completely asymptomatic, pediatric flexible flat foot-by far the most common form of congenital flat foot. Flexible means that an arch is present until weight is put on the foot, at which time the arch disappears. This foot type is a result of the fact that all people are born with different physical features. Some people have bigger noses than others, just as some people have flatter feet (of course, there is no known correlation between the two). Any alteration in the many building blocks of the foot can influence its shape. At the other end of the spectrum, yet within the same category of congenital flat foot, exist several rare, more severe forms of flat foot. These severe conditions include Vertical Talus, Congenital Calcaneal Valgus, and Tarsal Coalitions - all of which are more rigid (no arch with or without weight on the foot) and definitely symptomatic. Luckily, these are much less common, but can usually be identified by specialists at the time of presentation and treated appropriately. The second category, acquired flat foot, develops over time, rather than at birth. Many different factors can contribute to the development of flat feet. These include the types of shoes a child wears, a child's sitting or sleeping positions, compensation for other abnormalities further up the leg, or more severe factors such as rupture of ligaments or tendons in the foot. Very commonly, the reason for flat feet is that the foot is compensating for a tight Achilles tendon. If the Achilles tendon is tight, then it causes the foot to point down, or to plantarflex (as occurs when stepping on the accelerator of your car). Even minimal amounts of plantarflexion can simulate a longer leg on that particular side, assuming that the other foot is in the normal position. The body therefore tries to compensate by pronating, or flattening out the arch, thereby making up for the perceived extra length on the affected side.
People will have a very heavily dropped arch and it won?t affect them at all and people will have it slightly dropped and it could cause fierce problems. It could cause things like plantar fasciitis, it could cause heel spurs, desperate ball-of-the-foot pressure, or pressure on the big toe known as the hallux which causes discomfort in the foot. It will create problems upwards to the knees, hips and the back once you?re out of line.
An examination of the foot is enough for the health care provider to diagnose flat foot. However, the cause must be determined. If an arch develops when the patient stands on his or her toes, the flat foot is called flexible and no treatment or further work-up is necessary. If there is pain associated with the foot or if the arch does not develop with toe-standing, x-rays are necessary. If a tarsal coalition is suspected, a CT scan is often ordered. If a posterior tibial tendon injury is suspected, your health care provider may recommend an MRI.
Non Surgical Treatment
The treatment is simple for flat feet. We will carry out a biomechanical assessment and full history, often along side a Computerised Gait Scan to give us an idea of how the foot is compensating. Treatment will be to, control how the foot hits the ground, support the middle of the foot and prevent the arch collapsing, promote normal movement in the front of the foot. The ability to do this will be dictated by the movement within the foot to start with. Treatment for all the above problems are often combined with a physiotherapy session in order to help develop a stretching and strengthening program for the back of the legs and the pelvis in order to allow normal function when the orthoses have been prescribed. If you are born with flat feet you will not grow out of them - if you get orthoses, like glasses you will need them for the rest of your life if you want to correct the mechanics in your foot. In 95% of cases, orthoses will reduce symptoms by at least 85%. In the other 5% we will work with them to get them to this level.
Surgical Treatment
A combination of surgical procedures can be used to reconstruct the flatfoot. Generally, these procedures can be separated into those that correct deformities of the bones and those that repair ligaments and tendons. Your orthopaedic surgeon will choose the proper combination of procedures for your foot. Surgery of the foot can be performed under regional anesthesia, which is numbing the foot and ankle with a nerve or spinal block, or general anesthesia, which may require a breathing tube. A nerve block is often placed behind the knee to reduce pain after surgery.
Flat feet or Fallen Arches cannot be prevented due to congenital of nature or from underlying disease process; however, painful symptoms and future pathology from Flat Feet or Fallen Arches may be prevented by the following. Continue to wear your orthotics for work and exercise to provide stability and maintain function of your feet. Footwear. Continue to wear supportive shoes to maximise the function of your orthotic and prevent excessive movement of the joints in your feet.
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