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Day dress of corded shot silk figured in rose pink and grey - blue (blue warp and pink weft).
The bodice is lined in white cotton and is boned at centre front below bust. Fastens at centre back with 16 metal hooks and 14 worked eyelet holes and 2 loops. The bodice also features pleating over bust, ruching at pointed waist and 2 rows of piping at waist front. The sleeves feature 2 puffed panels above the elbow, sleeve widening at cuff [sleeves probably altered c. 1854]. The skirt is cut in 6 sections and is lined with white gauze, a ribbon bow attached at the back and woollen braid at hem. There is blue and pink silk trimming on bodice, top of sleeve and cuffs.
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A 22-year-old woman is dead after an altercation at the end of a party in a rural area near Buckeye, according to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.
The woman was among five to eight friends and a 3-year-old child at her home early Wednesday.
Deputies say she decided it was time for the party to end and there was an altercation.
"The 22-year-old victim that has died exited the house with a shotgun and confronted some part people that were outside the residence, at which time guns were drawn and the 22-year-old was shot multiple times," said Joaquin Enriquez of MCSO.
"The 22-year-old female that was shot was in an argument with the shooter at the time of the shooting, so this argument was between them."
The victim was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead. While it may look like the shooting was in self-defense yet, investigators have stopped short of calling it that. They're talking to everyone involved.
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Two people are dead after a motorcycle they were riding crashed in a high school parking lot in south suburban Crete late Friday.
Patrick J. Boylan, 19, and Kelsey J. McGill, 18, were involved in a single-vehicle motorcycle crash in the parking lot of Crete-Monee High School, at 1515 W. Exchange St., according to the Will County Coroner's office.
Boylan and McGill, both of Crete, were pronounced dead at the scene at 10:56 p.m., according to the coroner's offices. An autopsy Saturday found Boylan suffered injuries to his head and an exam of McGill found she suffered multiple injuries in the crash.
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Signs of Momentum on Corporate Inversions
As the current uptick in inversions shows, corporate tax lawyers have found ways around the 2004 anti-inversion provisions. Policymakers should approve legislation that strengthens the bipartisan response from a decade ago — and soon. Waiting for corporate or international tax reform will only invite more tax avoidance-driven corporate exits.
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Life has its ups and downs. You have been through many of your own lately. Your energy is about to change for the better. You will continue to increase. It's important that you make a little time for yourself. There's no reason to burn out now. When you are not sure what to do, take a step back, wait, regroup and then move forward again.
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Stop reacting to other people's problems. You can't change another person, but you can change yourself. Be concerned but not enabling. You are learning new things. Use these to find new creative ways to serve. Set your priorities on the main issues. Get deeply involved, hold the focus and move on to unprecedented victories.
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It's easy to get overextended when you are very busy. Correct this condition by setting priorities and delegating lesser important ones. Take a little time off for R&R. Take a long weekend with your family. Do it just for fun. The time away will clear your mind, warm your heart and increase your energy. Now you are at your best.
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Your spirit and playful attitude is alive and searching for ways to express. Take time to satisfy this urge. You are always responsible. Do several things. Go to the beach. Drive in the country. Ride your bike. Shop at a thrift store. Refuse to worry about what others think. This new psyche up will create wonderful results.
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Saturn is the planet of responsibility. Your energy is increasing. So is your desire to move forward. Keeping a desire journal should be the starting point. You don't have to keep all the ideas in your mind. When you write them, they are shifted to the heart. This commitment has roots. Now good stuff is growing and on the way.
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The whole idea is to pace yourself when working on different projects, so that you have something left at the end. You don't have to get everything done at once. A lighter touch is so important. Many times less is more. When the body gets tired the mind follows, then the heart follows and all comes to a halt. Keep the heart open.
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There is a lot of positive energy in your sign this week. This means that your spirit is focused and centered and you are fully protected. Stay playful and have a lot of fun. It's getting better. What? Your life of course. Enjoy every day like it is your last.
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I like the way you operate. You are all heart. You have so much love, vision and inspiration. Learn from Libra and be able to receive, for balance. You are very blessed and lucky; also healthy. The world is yours to explore and conquer. What a great life.
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You are in your prime. Your timing is excellent. Life is going your way. Everyone loves you. You are moving your dreams forward. Maybe it is time to back off, take a break and do something good for you that is based on pure fun. Love your own life and let it grow. The world will wait and honor you for honoring it.
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Live your life like there is no tomorrow. All you have is today, the eternal now. The past is a cancelled check. The present is cash. The future is a promissory note. Which of these is spendable? Now focus on the three most important things that make you happy. If it makes you happy now, go for it. If not, leave it alone.
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Life is moving fast right now. Welcome the change and emerge victorious over life. Take care of your spiritual, personal, family and worldly needs in that order. Continue to focus and refine. The truth is within you. Quiet your mind, listen to your inner guidance and let your hunches lead you to on great victory.
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Some of Atlanta's college football prospects will be writing a weekly diary for the AJC until February's signing day. They will be sharing their thoughts, opinions, adventures and perspectives on the recruiting journey.
Rashard Fant is considered one of the state's top sleeper prospects. He has been overlooked by many colleges because he attends the small private school of Our Lady of Mercy. However, he has impressed enough as an "athlete" to earn early college football scholarship offers from Florida State, Utah, Ole Miss and Kentucky, among others. Many other colleges will be evaluating him as a senior.
My top five schools as of today are Indiana, Florida State, Western Kentucky, Utah, and Penn.
Indiana offered me about a month ago. They are recruiting me primarily as a corner; however, the opportunity to play on the offensive side of the ball as well as return kicks has been mentioned.
Florida State offered me this past May during spring ball. Initially, FSU was just recruiting me as a receiver; however, after talking to my recruiting coordinator, Coach Craig, he informed me that Coach Stoops wants me at defensive back as well.
Western Kentucky was the first school to offer me a football scholarship, and the first school to believe that I had the talent to play at the next level. They are recruiting me as an athlete.
Utah offered me in the early part of the summer. Utah is primarily looking at me as a cornerback; however, after talking with Coach Whittingham, he informed me that I can play some offense as well.
Lastly, The University of Penn, they contacted me in late May and I really enjoyed talking with them. The academics are the main reason why I am so interested in them. However, I will also have the opportunity to be part of a very good football program. The University of Penn has been recruiting me as an athlete.
I really like the fact that all five of these schools are not limiting me to just playing one position, but taking advantage of the fact that I can play both sides of the ball and return kicks. This is a key factor as to why these schools are my top five.
I plan on taking all five of my official visits, and as of now I am in the process of scheduling a few of them. My first visit will probably be to The University of Utah during the first week of November when they play Washington State. My second visit will most likely be to Florida State. I am planning to visit during the week they play Florida. My third visit will be to Indiana during the first or second week in December. I will attend a basketball game, and hang with the players, coaches, and a few other recruits.
As I mentioned, I want to take all five of my official visits, however, I have not decided on my last two visits.
As of right now, I do not have an exact timetable for when I will commit. I plan on taking a few visits and then talking it over with my family, and then decide. I am not in a huge rush to make a decision, but I would like to decide within the next month or two.
I just want to make the best decision for me, as once I commit, I plan to be committed 100%.
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Brooklyn band Great Caesar fight homophobia with 'Don't Ask Me Why'
Brooklyn-based band Great Caesar are turning heads across the country after releasing a powerful music video this week.
ASU frat throws racist MLK Day party, posts photos to Instagram
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In their season debut at home, Blaine fell behind a strong shooting team from Sedro-Woolley despite a breakout performance from point guard Josiah Westbrook, who netted 27 points, 10 rebounds and four assists. The Cubs won the December 6 non-conference matchup 70–47. Blaine defeated Coupeville at home the following day.
Blaine held Sedro-Woolley to a seven-point lead in the first half thanks to a focused effort to lock down Jackson Price, the
leading scorer for the Cubs.
"We knew defending Price would be a key to the game, and we did a good job of that in the first half," said head coach Shaun Pile. "In the second half they started putting up threes and we couldn't catch up."
Price scored seven points in the first half and ended the game with 25 points. Pile said the fact that the season opener was the first varsity action for the majority of his team played a role in the shaky start.
"It's a big transition from junior varsity to varsity, so a lot of our guys aren't used to the speed of the game. That will come along as the season progresses," Pile said.
The Borderites displayed more confidence in their game versus Coupeville at home December 7, winning 84–50.
Westbrook scored 27 points and four three-pointers in the first half alone.
"He did a great job getting by his man, driving to the hoop and finishing the play," Pile said. Pile said he was also impressed with Shaq Woods' performance. Woods scored 23 points and hauled in 10 rebounds as a post player.
"He's playing really well inside, posting up strong and getting the shot," Pile said.
Late in the third quarter and throughout the fourth, Pile substituted a lot of players off the bench.
"Almost everybody scored, which shows good distribution and good teamwork," Pile said.
The team is getting the hang of their new dribble-drive-motion offense, Pile said. The offensive scheme spreads the court and allows each position to work to its advantage.
Blaine will travel to Ferndale Friday, December 13 and Meridian Monday, December 9. Both games are non-conference and tip off at 7:15 p.m.
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The world-renowned suspension specialists at H&R Springs builds a number of its own project cars throughout the year and this impressive BMW 1-Series M Coupe is one of the latest.
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A little girl is recovering after a family dog grabbed her by the head, biting her face and seriously wounding the area around her eye.
The dog owner's yard is full of children's toys, and kids spent a lot of time with the family pet.
The dog, named Blue, was a 175-pound presa canario mastiff.
Police are saying a 14-year old was playing with the dog when the owner's 18-month old granddaughter apparently startled it.
The mastiff grabbed the toddler by the head and bit her face, cutting her above the eye and puncturing her eyelid.
According to St. Paul Police Sgt. Paul Paulos, the owner of the dog voluntarily surrendered the dog and police to "do what you have to do."
City records show this is the dog's third attack on a child in the family in the past two years.
In the first case, the dog jerked it's head and punctured a little boy's face.
Then, back in March, the dog attacked the same little boy, scratching him and cutting his mouth and arm.
The city declared the dog dangerous two months ago, but the owner filed an appeal and was waiting for a ruling when the little girl was hurt.
The dog is now being quarantined at animal control for the next ten days.
It's up to the St. Paul Department of Safety and Inspection to decide if the dog should be put down. Inspectors say it doesn't appear the owner wants the dog back in the home.
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Jay's Industrial & Adventurous
Small Cool Contest
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- Name:
- Jay
- Location:
- Dennis, MA
- Square Feet:
- 718
- Division:
- Little
- What I Love About My Small Home:
- I love that my small house is a complete product of my design and construction. When I moved into this 615 square foot industrial space, the smell of moth balls and the itching of fleas scared away many. In a few days and with three rolls of masking tape, I mapped out a multi-dimensional floor plan for a three-bedroom apartment. Six to seven weeks later I took the pictures posted in this contest. This is truly a space I can call home and gladly share with those friends and visitors that have stayed with me since its beginnings. I love the raw feel of industrially abused space with concrete floors, brick walls, and old wooden beams. Building clean, straight lines among the imperfections inherent in old industrial materials provides for an adventurous living environment.
- Biggest Challenge of Living in a Small Space
- The biggest challenge was working with limited budget, light and space in a basement apartment. I visited local second hand building material supply yards where I salvaged everything, including but not limited to: windows, lighting, tempered glass, insulation, old wood beams, etc. In addition to the 12 street level windows, I constructed the interior walls with an additional 8 windows to allow light and air to swim and pour over all the walls of the apartment. Exploiting the apartment's 12 foot ceilings, I lofted all three beds as well as an office. The added layers were also designed to demand a level of physical interaction from inhabitants. Climbing up and down ladders, tip toeing and jumping from stairs, shuffling around the corners through the tight hall; these all result in a fit by living concept that sparks childhood memories of playing at the park. As a result the space is more than livable, it is enjoyable, unique and exciting!
- If I am the Grand Prize winner of Small Cool, the item(s) or project(s) from my home design wishlist that I'd like to spend my winnings on are:
- If won, I would spend the prize money on having a resin floor poured on the existing concrete floor, which is suffering from years of heavy use from the time when the building was used industrially. A resin floor would maintain the hard industrial look, but would fill the many depressions that tend to collect dust and dirt. Every step counts to a better home! Thanks for your support.
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This is awesome, I wish I could see more. How far along in progress would you say you are in the project coz I could spy paint cans and ladders in the background :D
Looks really exciting!
The decor can be better BUT the design is awesome! I would love to see a full house tour. Very interesting. Favorited!
Looks like it will be pretty cool.
Some people are just ingenious, talented, cool, special, extraordinary.... If you don't win, that's okay, because this is just beyond any contest. Congratulations on your new place!
It really does remind me of shoots and ladders! I'm moving into a lofted space in a few weeks and this just got me even more excited.
I don't think anyone could criticize based on the information you've provided the readers. Sure, the space isn't done, but the work is just amazing. Everything you've done to get to this point is amazing.
All of that, and Cape Cod, too!
The game is Chutes and Ladders. This place needs some chutes :)
You are so clever. Congratulations on what you have created.....amazing space!
"Six to seven weeks later I took the pictures posted in this contest." Holy cow! You win! Even if you don't 'win', you've already won in my book. Absolutely amazing!! It's one thing to decorate a space but it's something entirely different to create the space from nothing.
This space is amazing! I would love to see more photos as well :)
Love the ambition, drive, and potential...but like others have said, it's just not there yet. I hope you enter again next year. If 7 weeks have gotten you this far, I can only imagine how fantastic it will be in a year.
Amazing work! Hope you kept plenty of pictures of the place as it was when you got it. When it's done, I'd like to see a full before and after.
This is incredible! I was actually impressed with what you've done with the decor in such a small amount of time, too.
With so many angles and nooks, 5 pictures just doesn't do it justice.
I am most impressed by how fast it was done and done so well. As it's a work in progress, hence not done, I am looking forward to see how the "finished" project is going to be.
Wow. It takes me 6-7 weeks to decide on a paint color. You sir, or madam, are a badass.
Love the stairs, levels, and fitness-play idea!