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Packing Away the Holidays
I spent a few hours Sunday morning packing up all the Christmas decorations and lugging a dried up Frasier fir outside. The holidays are over and frankly I'm ready to reclaim my living room!
In everyday life, my apartment falls on the minimal side. I don't have a lot of collections displayed and there's very little kitsch to be seen in my home. I like clean lines and simple displays. That all changes during the holidays! During the month of December my little apartment is festooned in all manner of Christmas gaiety, including some rather kitschy decorations that would normally be verboten. Many of the decorations are sentimental pieces that my husband and I have collected through the years and having them out for a month is a delight!
By the time New Year's Day rolls around, however, I am more than ready to clear the house of all that holiday clutter. I'm ready to reclaim the corner of my living room where the tree sits and I'm anxious to clear the ceramic churches and manger scenes from the tables and window sills. Essentially, I'm ready to go back to a clutter-free home.
Over the past few years, my husband and I have been able to whittle down our collection of Christmas decor from three large plastic storage bins to two. The first Christmas after we downsized to a small condo from a much larger home, we found that we had far too many decorations for our small space. That year was the perfect opportunity to shake off some of the old decorations that were too cumbersome and held little to no sentimental value. And that was the year we were able to eliminate the need for one of the large plastic storage bins. And when you live in a third floor walk-up with basement storage, eliminating one bin is a big deal!
Since that downsizing Christmas we have continued to find more efficient ways to store our holiday decorations. This year, after everything was packed into the bins, we were delighted to find that each was only three-quarters full. We did eliminated any decorations this year so I guess we simply found a more efficient way of packing the bins.
Let the new, tidy, clutter-free year begin!
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i have the same wooden stool!
Fraser firs last for weeks; I'm surprised yours is dried up.
I too love the fresh new minimal feel after taking down decor, but it feels rushed, I still have people stopping in to "see the tree."
I'm not religious, but that's what Epiphany is good for, a nice end to the holiday times.
I have the opposite problem - although we've been very deliberate (and successful!) in keeping decorations to one bin and one wreath tote, we can't quite remember how it all fits back in!
@zenigmantic, I also like to keep decorations up til Epiphany. I recently heard that one reason to keep the lights up til then is so the Magi can find their way. I prefer that way of thinking to "it's December 26, time to take down the decorations!" way of thinking.
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Dammit, it wasn't fair, her looking so ridiculously beautiful, laughing at his joke. Would he forever remember how musical her laugh, how fetching the blush in her cheeks was the day she ripped out his heart? For the second time?
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Some great two-bedrooms this week, all over the neighborhood, from $1195 to $1250. There are also tons of other listings on the Bushwick Classifieds, so don't forget to check those out.
$1250 — 2br rr: I don't know if the Castle Braid apartment complex is "world famous," but — no scratch that, it is manifestly not famous anywhere. Anyway, this great apartment is on the same block, and the landlord wants you to care. What it's REALLY near that is of consequence is adorable coffee shop Little Skips and the coming-soon Central Café. Inside are wood floors, lots of windows, good kitchen and bath, and some original moldings and such. Not luxurious, but a great price in a very good location. There's a photo of a wonderful yard but it's not mentioned in the text…
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$1250 — 2br: Terrible photos, but it doesn't matter — this location is great, near tons of food and booze in Bushwick including the lovely Bodega wine bar, where industrial grit meets treelined charm. This is half the price of most lofts in the area, and for good reason — it's in the basement. But it's still got windows, and high ceilings, and wood floors and all the other stuff you look for in a loft apartment.
Jefferson St. and Scott | Jefferson L
$1200 — 2br: Almost certainly a railroad based on what I know of the buildings at this spot. Still a great price in a nice area close to shopping and all transportation including the new Ridgewood Bus Terminal. Inside, it's your typical renovation, clean and eventhing in order. Nice.
Palmetto and Cypress | Myrtle-Wyckoff LM
$1249 — 2br: The location leaves a lot to be desired, and so I question this price for an otherwise just-fine apartment — even consider that it's aroun the corner from the L train, I'd still make a lower offer.
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Oakland Athletics : The Drumbeat
All about the Oakland A's
Monthly Archive for September, 2012
For A's, champagne sits for at least another day
John Shea from the Coliseum . . . No playoff-clinching party today for the A's, thanks to the Angels' comeback victory over the Rangers in the opener of a double-header in Arlington. A's fans can consider both races, however — their team is two games behind the first-place Rangers, as we speak. Depending on what […] [Read More]
The latest on Brett Anderson, rotation
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser at the Coliseum Brett Anderson threw out to a distance of 120 feet today, his third consecutive day of long toss. Today, he did not attempt an interview on a dead run as he came off the field, but I inquired about his throwing session through a team spokesperson […] [Read More]
McCarthy in dugout Friday
Around 6 p.m. Friday, Brandon McCarthy spoke to the media for about 15 minutes in the A's dugout. The Oakland pitcher, who had brain surgery Sept. 5, plans to be in uniform in the dugout for the rest of the homestand. "I think it's really kind of what I need," McCarthy said. "Get my mind […] [Read More]
Crisp in Friday's lineup vs. Seattle
Steve Kroner subbing for Susan Slusser for the opening game of the final regular-season homestand: A's manager Bob Melvin held off making his lineup to face Seattle right-hander Blake Beavan (10-10, 4.64 ERA) until after Coco Crisp took batting practice. Crisp, who has missed much of the past two weeks with an eye infection, apparently […] [Read More]
Dallas Braden causes a scene at Stockton anti-violence meeting
A's pitcher Dallas Braden has always proudly repped his hometown of Stockton, but it looks like he's finally fed up. At an anti-violence meeting held in Stockton last night, Braden went on a bizarre tear, engaging in a shouting match with the police chief with a baseball bat in hand. "Arm yourself or get out," […] [Read More]
Brett Anderson continues to make progress, still no Crisp
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser at Ranger Stadium Brett Anderson conducted the quickest media session in history today, telling us as he walked through the dugout, "Went well, 20 pitches at 60 feet, 15 at 75 feet, no issues," and continuing on without stopping. The man is efficient, he's on a mission and he […] [Read More]
Blackley now a rookie; A's go for K record; injury updates
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser at Rangers Ballpark Working backward from what I put in the headline – not the prescribed technique, I'm sure – but Brett Anderson did my favorite, "sock toss," today (usual throwing motion, letting a ball go inside a long sock) and he might play catch tomorrow if he's feeling […] [Read More]
Crisp, Anderson showing improvement; Reddick gets night off
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser at Rangers Ballpark Coco Crisp's left eye has improved to the point where he can see pretty well with it, manager Bob Melvin said, and Crisp hit in the batting cage and came out on the field for stretching before the game. Melvin said he is "encouraged" by Crisp's […] [Read More]
Here's your (not so) easy guide to figuring out tie-breakers
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser in Arlington, Texas Want to scramble your brain this fine day? Here are the tie-breaker rules and scenarios as we come down the stretch. Some of these very well might come into play, so please memorize all of this….and then explain it to me: Note: The information below is […] [Read More]
Still no Coco Crisp in A's lineup to start Texas series
From Chronicle Staff Writer Susan Slusser at the Coliseum Coco Crisp still is not in Oakland's lineup – he's made one start in the past eight games – and manager Bob Melvin said there is nothing new to report. Crisp has seen three specialists, in the Bay Area, Detroit and New York, and the diagnosis […] [Read More]
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How glorious to worship the Risen Christ in our Easter services yesterday. In my message I shared 7 reasons why I believe the resurrection of Jesus and why I think you should, too.
If you missed the message, here are my 7 reasons, but you're really going to have to listen to the message HERE to understand them . . .
1. The early dating of 1 Corinthians & Mark within 20-25 years after the death of Jesus.
2. No one - neither Greco-Romans nor Jews - in the first century was expecting the resurrection of Jesus, but His folllowers somehow embraced and believed it.
3. The empty tomb, along with the early existence of a concocted alternative explanation.
4. The women as first witnesses of the resurrection.
5. The credibility of the post-resurrection appearances: different people, different places, different times.
6. The initial disbelief of the apostles, their changed lives and their death as martyrs.
7. The explosive growth and impact of the Christian movement.
I also promised I'd post some addition resources here at Life Together. As promised, here they are.
4 great articles
Historical Evidence for the Resurrection of Jesus by Matt Perman
Evidence for the Resurrection of Christ by Peter Kreeft
The Resurrection of Jesus by William Lane Craig
A Case for Resurrection by Tim Keller
2 great sites
A gaggle of apologetics resources from William Lane Craig
Apologetics resources from Mice Licona
1 Free E-book
Raised?: Doubting the Resurrection
1 great video
Evidence that Jesus Rose from the Dead (William Lane Craig)
GraceSLO is taking the Gospel to the world. Below are upcoming mission's opportunities. There are ways for us all to be involved. All can pray. Many can financially support. Some will go.
Once again, I'm leading a trip back to India in November. It's the last trip listed. I can't wait and I'm praying for God to build His team.
Have you heard of Max McClean? He's a uniquely gifted guy who travels around quoting Scripture and other worthy stuff. He's currently doing a one man stage presentation of C.S. Lewis's The Screwtape Letters. I've heard it's incredble. I'd love to bring McClean to GraceSLO or the Pac for this or any show.
One of the things McClean has done is memorize and speak the whole Gospel of Mark. Since we've just jumped into our Meeting Jesus series in Mark, I thought you'd enjoy seeing and hearing it. I'd love to hear your impressions . . .
Update: Pastor Al just informed me (again) that Max McClean did an Easter Service back back in 1999 when GraceSLO was hosting Easter services at the Pac. I think I'd known this, but forgot. Before my time. So, lots of you have heard and seen Max. Share some impressions.
This last Sunday, we began our Spring series in Mark, entitled Meeting Jesus, with a look at Mark 1:1-13. In case you missed it you can LISTEN HERE.
And here's a couple of slides. . . .
This first one shows a quick pic of the structure of Mark. . . .
The second slide shows how the Mark 1:1-13 centers around the theme of the coming of the God-King/Suffering Servant . . .
Hope you can make a commitment to study God's Word in Mark's Gospel with us. This week we'll look at "His Call" in Mark 1:14-20.
We have a great Ministry Staff team. We think together and strive together with one purpose: to see lives, families and our community transformed by the Gospel. I love these friends and feel so fortunate to serve the Lord and His people with them.
On the 2nd Tuesday of each month our Ministry Staff team enjoys lunch together. This Spring, we're letting our new Events Director, Julianna Cementina, pick the places. This is where she took us today. Any guesses where this is?
There's always a ton happening behind the scenes here at GraceSLO. I always love to share some of it when I have opportunity.
One of the things we've been working on recently is a new way to think about and classify elders at GraceSLO. After a history of "life-time elders", over the last couple of years, we've had several guys step off the governing team for different reasons . . .
These situations have raised questions for us, . . .
After months of process, discussion and prayer we believe we've answered these questions in a way that honors the history of GraceSLO, the teaching of the Bible and the Godliness of these faithful men.
From this point forward, we will recognize two classifications/categories of Elders here at GraceSLO . . . .
Governing Elders: board-sitting and invovled in the day to day business and shepherding decisions of the church
Non-Governing Elders: those who serve and shepherd the congregation in non-governing ways and roles
Non-Governing Elders will be recognized as Elders, be involved in worship services and other areas of the church as they desire and are available. All Elders will meet together at least a couple of times of year for fellowship and a discussion of GraceSLO vision. Elders will be considered elders at GraceSLO as long as they continue to meet the Biblical qualifications outlined in 1 Timothy 3 and Titus 1.
We believe and hope this new way of thinking about Elders will foster and stimulate more leadership development here at GraceSLO. Our vision is that we might grow our elder team to 25+ where 10-12 serve as Governing Elders at any given time. After all. . .
We've also shortened the term for service on the governing team to 4-6 years with a required 1 year sabbatical sometime in the 4-6 year range. The Lead Pastor is an exception to this guideline and is considered a Governing Elder as long as he serves the church.
So, here's where we stand currently with Governing Elders and Non-Governing Elders. . . .
Non-Governing Elders
Jim Jeffrey
Ron Johnston
Leon Maksoudian
Ted Malley
Kenall Mattina
Rick Ernstrom
Governing Elders
Wayne Brown
Dave Burns
Scott Morton
Wayne Peterson
Steve Potratz
Todd Talley
Tim Theule
Donny Valliere
There are also two guys who are in our "elder pipeline" in the middle of our elder selection process and we hope to introduce them to the church family by late Spring. All new elders will serve on the governing team as their initiation into elder service at GraceSLO.
We're excited about these new developments and are committed to growing our leadership at GraceSLO wilth a healthy intergenerational mix of Godly men. We hope, over the next couple of years, that the GraceSLO family comes to understand and fully embrace our elder categories and how the plurality of leadership functions at GraceSLO.
Our leadership believes that God has and does use a week at Hume Lake to change students' lives. We've seen the impact over many years. However, the price of Hume has risen considerably over recent years to the point where the the real cost to get a kid to a week of camp this year is $550.
We know that's cost prohibitive for many families and especially for families with multiple kids.
The Elders have a heart to do what we can to get as many kids as possible to Hume this year and every year. Because God is financially blessing GraceSLO right now, we have the ability to help.
Here are the 3 things we've done to make Hume more affordable for all . . .
Scripture Memory Discount: $50 off
Memorize 1 John 4
*Scripture memory is required in order to apply for the other scholarships.
Multi-Sibling Discount: $50 off each additional student beyond the first (if needed)
2 Siblings -$50 (discount)
3 Siblings -$100 (discount)
Financial Need Scholarship: $50 - $200 off
You will need to fill out TWO financial aid forms: One to be submitted to Hume Lake and one to GraceSLO. Both are due by May 5th. We will let you know by June 5th.
Here's what all this means . . .
Why make discounts and scholarships dependent on Scipture memory?
This is the most frequently asked question that's come up as we've been communicating our Hume vision. It's a reasonable question. Here's why . . . we firmly believe that having a student memorize Scripture to earn a portion of the their camp cost provides at least 4 benefits for students . . .
Keep in mind . . . we are not forcing students to memorize Scripture. They are, of course, free to pay full price for camp if they and their parents desire to do so. We are simply providing students an opportunity to earn a discount off the cost of camp.
(A personal note: When our kids go to any camp or costly church event (and they don't get to go to everything!), they are required to pay for at least 1/3 of the cost. When possible, we try to provide them opportunities to work around home, for which we will pay them a fair wage, when they are trying to get to camp. If we are not able to provide work and/or pay them, then they have to drum up work and funds in other ways. Why do we do this? The above "benefits" explain our rationale. Getting to camp, then, becomes a multi-dimensional developmental/training opportunity. Our kids really appreciate camp even more because they've had to shell out some of their own hard-earned cash. We highly recommend a similar approach for all GraceSLO families!)
We're totally excited about these ways to bring the cost of camp down for all and for those in need. We hope you are, too. Your faithful generous giving to the General Fund is making it possible. Every year is different and there are no guarantees that we'll be able to provide similar discounts and scholarships in future years. We'd like to, but that will depend on God's provision and blessing.
We're praying ahead for God to work in deep and life-changing ways in the lives of lots of students at Hume this year. Start praying with us.
And get your kids signed up for Hume ASAP!
If you are like me you have not thought near enough about religious liberty. Well, you and I better start! Because we are living in days when these freedoms which we've largely taken for granted are being increasingly challenged and undermined.
I confess I've not always been a huge Rick Warren fan, but I was pretty challenged by his recent comments regarding religious liberty which I heard on last week's edition of "The World and Everything in It". His comments were excerpted from a 90 minute interview at Georgetown University.
Please take a few minutes and at least listen to the shorter version.
Here's a link to the shorter audio, which I couldn't figure out how to embed. . .
March 2 World and Everything in It: Rick Warren on Religious Liberty
And here's the longer video . . .
If you missed Sunday's 2013 Missions Dinner, you missed out. Among other things, we honored Ruth Salvador for 60 years of faithful service as a GraceSLO missionary. Ruth shared some reflections that moved all who were present. I was touched by Ruth's obvious commitment to the Scriptures and her clear clinging to the promises of God throughout her life and now in her present season. She was candid about her struggles and the challenge of aging.
To put this in perspective, Ruth Salvador has been serving as a GraceSLO missionary 16 years longer than I've been alive! That's totally humbling and inspiring.
Eric Flores, Lorraine Maksoudian, Jill Talley and others did an OUTSTANDING job creating this amazing vid celebrating Ruth's long service. She was totally surprised. . . and so was I! It captures some of the rich history and legacy of GraceSLO. . .
We also honored Ruth with a gift with which she can purchase a new computer to continue her ministry. A dear, Godly woman who demonstrates faithfulness to the end. She's not retiring, but finding new creative ways to serve the Lord and His people. I'm so grateful for Ruth's example in this flighty, non-committal world.
We talk A LOT in our family about managing/limiting/checking the encroach of technology in our lives. I'm passionate about this for my family and for the other families in our church. We know not what is happening to us as personal technologies take on bigger, more dominate, and more influential roles in our lives. I love technology, but I want to use it, not be used by it. The line is very fuzzy some time. We work hard to stick to our "5:00PM - 8:00PM tech free zone" in our home. It's not easy.
My friend Josef sent me this letter from a mom to her son as she gave him his new iPhone for Christmas. (Originally posted HERE) Most of these same guidelines apply to our children as they begin to use their own mobile phones, but I love the idea of a written contract. If Apple itself has a "Terms of Use" agreement that we all users must agree to, why can't parents have one, too?
Josef suggested maybe guidelines should come in the iPhone box itself. . .
Dear Gregory,
Merry Christmas! You are now the proud owner of an iPhone.
You are a good & responsible 13 year old boy and you deserve this gift. But with the acceptance of this present comes rules and regulations. Please read through the following contract. I hope that you understand it is my job to raise you into a well rounded, healthy young man that can function in the world and co-exist with technology, not be ruled by it.
Failure to comply with the following list will result in termination of your iPhone ownership.
I love you madly & look forward to sharing several million text messages with you in the days to come.
1. It is my phone. I bought it. I pay for it. I am loaning it to you. Aren't I the greatest?
2. I will always know the password.
3. If it rings, answer it. It is a phone. Say hello, use your manners. Do not ever ignore a phone call if the screen reads "Mom" or "Dad". Not ever.
4. Hand the phone to one of your parents promptly at 7:30pm every school night & every weekend night at 9:00pm. It will be shut off for the night and turned on again at 7:30am. If you would not make a call to someone's land line, wherein their parents may answer first, then do not call or text. Listen to those instincts and respect other families like we would like to be respected.
5. It does not go to school with you. Have a conversation with the people you text in person. It's a life skill. *Half days, field trips and after school activities will require special consideration.
6. If it falls into the toilet, smashes on the ground, or vanishes into thin air, you are responsible for the replacement costs or repairs. Mow a lawn, babysit, stash some birthday money. It will happen, you should be prepared.
7. Do not use this technology to lie, fool, or deceive another human being. Do not involve yourself in conversations that are hurtful to others. Be a good friend first or stay out of the crossfire.
8. Do not text, email, or say anything through this device you would not say in person.
9. Do not text, email, or say anything to someone that you would not say out loud with their parents in the room. Censor yourself.
10. No porn. Search the web for information you would openly share with me. If you have a question about anything, ask a person – preferably me or your father.
11. Turn it off, silence it, put it away in public. Especially in a restaurant, at the movies, or while speaking with another human being. You are not a rude person; do not allow the iPhone to change that.
12. Do not send or receive pictures of your private parts or anyone else's private parts. Don't laugh. Someday you will be tempted to do this despite your high intelligence. It is risky and could ruin your teenage/college/adult life. It is always a bad idea. Cyberspace is vast and more powerful than you. And it is hard to make anything of this magnitude disappear – including a bad reputation.
13. Don't take a zillion pictures and videos. There is no need to document everything. Live your experiences. They will be stored in your memory for eternity.
14. Leave your phone home sometimes and feel safe and secure in that decision. It is not alive or an extension of you. Learn to live without it. Be bigger and more powerful than FOMO – fear of missing out.
15. Download music that is new or classic or different than the millions of your peers that listen to the same exact stuff. Your generation has access to music like never before in history. Take advantage of that gift. Expand your horizons.
16. Play a game with words or puzzles or brain teasers every now and then.
17. Keep your eyes up. See the world happening around you. Stare out a window. Listen to the birds. Take a walk. Talk to a stranger. Wonder without Googling.
18. You will mess up. I will take away your phone. We will sit down and talk about it. We will start over again. You & I, we are always learning. I am on your team. We are in this together.
It is my hope that you can agree to these terms. Most of the lessons listed here do not just apply to the iPhone, but to life. You are growing up in a fast and ever changing world. It is exciting and enticing. Keep it simple every chance you get. Trust your powerful mind and giant heart above any machine. I love you. I hope you enjoy your awesome new iPhone. Merry Christmas!
I'd love to hear your thoughts, questions and personal questions. If you're not sitting down with your kids and talking about this stuff, why aren't you? It's not too late to "reel it in" and reclaim some of the ground you may have given away to early or too easily. Be a parent. Your kids will thank you for it later.
And as you practice engaged Biblical parenting, make connecting with your kids your #1 priority. Connection before correction. Relationship before rules. Bonding before boundaries. Love before limits. Rules, boundaries and limits are absolutely necessary, but relationship, bonding and love must come first.
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The pipe is more important than the content within the pipe. Our ability to learn what we need for tomorrow is more important than what we know today. A real challenge for any learning theory is to actuate known knowledge at the point of application. When knowledge, however, is needed, but not known, the ability to plug into sources to meet the requirements becomes a vital skill. As knowledge continues to grow and evolve, access to what is needed is more important than what the learner currently possesses
The role of the educator has evolved into the person able to teach students how to skillfully access knowledge at the right times. Building of the "pipe" is an essential skill that allows for the acquisition of content within the pipe. I have enjoyed using Twitter to connect to various groups to find out information related to Japanese language and culture and teaching and learning. The Reader set-up is another way of setting up a new pipeline and routing different feeds my way. While I may be challenged to read up on and take in all the additional input, there has definitely been some interesting leads that have branched off to other ideas and thinking regarding my practice.
The blog, Twitter account, Delicious account, etc. have been ways to make use of the newly acquired information. The tools also allow me to better organize the links and information. The blog has been a good way to put items in a centra
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New York to auction art looted by Hitler deputy
Four Old Masters stolen by the Nazis, including Hitler's deputy Hermann Goering, go under the hammer in New York this week where they are expected to fetch up to $1 million, Sotheby's announced Monday - by Maxim Marmur
The paintings looted after the 1940 fall of France were returned to their owners by the Monuments Men, the allied organization responsible for protecting treasures during World War II.
Auction house Sotheby's, where the paintings are on view until Thursday's sale, said two of the works still bear scrawls from the Nazis that document their stolen origin.
Under the hammer as a single lot valued at $300-500,000 are a pair of paintings by 18th-century French painter Jean-Baptiste Pater that were pilfered for Goering's private collection.
The Nazi was Adolf Hitler's right-hand man. He was commander of the Luftwaffe air force and founded the Gestapo secret police.
Sotheby's said the canvases, "La cueillette des roses" and "Le musicien" were stolen from the French branch of the Rothschild banking dynasty after the fall of France in 1940.
They were recovered by the Monuments Men at the end of the war and given back to the Rothschild family to whom they belonged until their current owner.
For $150-200,000 Sotheby's is offering a 15th-century panel, "Triumph of Marcus Furius Camillus" by Apollonio di Giovanni, also stolen from the French Rothschilds.
The Nazis marked the back with BoR 58. According to Sotheby's, the Monuments Men found the painting stashed in a monastery in Bavaria and returned it to the Rothschild family shortly after the war.
The fourth painting is a view of Venice by 18th-century painter Francesco Guardi, valued at $200-300,000.
It was previously owned by French fashion designer and collector Jacques Doucet, but was stolen by the Nazis from the widow of French banker Andre Louis-Hirsch in October 1941.
The Nazis scrawled Hirsch 8 on a wooden stretcher on the back of the canvas before it too was returned to its owners in 1946.
Sotheby's sale comes a week before the US release on February 7 of George Clooney's Nazi-era art thriller "The Monuments Men."
Oscar winner Clooney stars and directs the star-studded comedy-drama based on the true story of a US platoon charged with rescuing priceless artworks from the Nazis during World War II.
The unit portrayed in the film, comprised of seven museum directors, curators and art historians, was tasked with recovering masterpieces behind enemy lines and returning them to their rightful owners.
Clooney co-wrote the script and assembled a cast that includes Matt Damon, Cate Blanchett and Bill Murray.
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John Michael "Mike" Shymansky, Sr., 65 of Cobb Island, Md. Died on September 30, 2012 at his home.
He was born on May 15, 1947 at the Physicians Memorial Hospital in La Plata, Md. He was the son of the late Joseph L. and the late Frances E. Shymansky. Mike was a Master Electrician by trade and worked many side jobs with his father. He worked for Higdon Electric Company and C.H. Attick. He was past Chief and lifetime member of the Cobb Island Volunteer Fire Department.
In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his brother, Patrick B. Shymansky.
He is survived by his son, John Michael Shymansky, Jr., his daughter-in-law, Heather Shymansky and granddaughter, Jordyn Shymansky, Step-Mother, Irene F. Shymansky. Brothers, JB, Bernie and Mickey Shymansky, Step-Brother, Michael L. Cox, Sisters, Joellen Lawman, Angel Hindle, and Renea Shymansky. Step-Sister, Barbara Cox Mebane, Brothers-In-Law, Billy Lawman, Buddy Hindle, Bob Mebane and Eddie Godwin. Sisters-In-Law, Sandy Cox, and Jennifer Shymansky. Nephews, BJ and MyKyle Shymansky, Will and Joey Lawman, Brant Godwin, Tyler and Tanner Cox. Nieces, Tiana Stine, Katie Godwin, Ashley Cox, Mychelle, Myranda and MyKenna Shymansky. Great-nephews, Michael St. Clair, Collin Lawman. Great nieces, Isabella Stine, Marleigh Amelia, and Lacie Lawman. Former wife, Mary Agnes Shymansky-Beatley and her husband, Mike Beatly, and longtime friend Diane Bowling.
Visitation will be held at the Arehart-Echols Funeral Home in La Plata, Md. On Sunday October 7, 2012 from 1 to 8pm, with fireman's prayers at 6 pm. Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated at the Holy Ghost Catholic Church, Issue, Md. On Monday October 8, 2012 at 11am. Burial will follow at the church cemetery.
Pall Bearers will be Jimmy Jackson, Chris Mattingly, Gary Hess, Allen Shymansky, Dennis Bradshaw, and Craig Jackson.
It was Mike's wish to provide for his granddaughter so in lieu of flowers, you may donate to the Jordyn Abigail Shymansky Scholarship Fund in care on PNC Bank.


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I can't believe this is what our president and vice president spend their time on. We're in 15 trillion dollars of debt, and millions of people are homeless, and abortion is still legal, and instead of signing bills to fix these things our president is doing this. Well I'm glad you're having fun, you fucking bitch. Fuck the United States. /rant
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Tuesday night, the Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Council announced a change to the street cleaning schedule taking place in April when street cleaning resumes.
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I would love to see the one way streets alternate the side that will be cleaned each month. I live on a JP one way street (Sedgwick) that has parking only on the even side so, the even side of the street has never been cleaned!
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Call my office and we'll try to help.
Best, Matt O'Malley, City Councilor
Reader Chris Childs wrote: I once got a "street cleaning" parking ticket on Centre Street in the middle of December, and my car was parked right below a sign that clearly said Street Cleaning was from April 1 to November 30. (Find out why here).
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West Virginia University invited the Morgantown community to the Mountainlair Friday night.
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It also set out to help out the Students Helping Other People, or SHOP, organization. The group is building a toy mountain in the Mountainlair.
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Scottish Borders Council (SBC) is encouraging members of the public to support Earth Hour 2012 by switching off their lights for one hour between 8.30 and 9.30pm on Saturday 31 March.
Earth Hour is supported by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and is a simple idea that has quickly turned into a global phenomenon. Hundreds of millions of people are turning off their lights for one hour on the same night all across the planet. The action is about appreciating the world we all share and recognising the need to protect it - not just for an hour a year, but every day.
Staff at SBC will be turning off their lights, where safe to do so, on Friday 30 March between 11am and 12noon. This is the third year running that staff are taking part in the initiative.
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I'm a huge college football fan and I love the work Feldman does for ESPN. However, apparently the top dogs in Bristol arent happy with Feldman helping former Texas Tech head coach Mike Leach write his recently released book, Swing your Sword, a first person account of Leach's life.
Leach of course was terminated from Texas Tech after complaints about the coaches alleged treatment of the son of ESPN college football analyst Craig James. According to reports, Feldman had told Leach he wouldnt participate in the book project unless he received direct approval from ESPN...which he apparently received.
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MSI US Announces Availability of Wind U135 Special Edition Netbook Commemorating the Millions of Wind Units Sold Worldwide
The U135 is the first Wind model to feature Intel's Pine Trail PlatformCITY OF INDUSTRY, CA – January 26, 2010 – MSI Computer, a leading manufacturer of computer hardware products and solutions, is proud to announce the availability of the MSI Wind U135 netbook. These special edition netbooks commemorate the millions of Wind models sold globally and are the first to feature the powerful, yet efficient Intel Pine Trail Platform with the Atom™ N450 processor. Available in Silver, Charcoal, Ruby and Sapphire, the newest addition to the Wind family also features a 160GB or 250 GB hard drive, 1 GB of DDR2 memory and Windows 7 Starter and start at $309.99.
Now we just have to see where the market goes after tomorrow. I know other companies have tablets, but I think if Apple drops one at the conference it will have a direct visibility effect on it. Trendy things get noticed better like the I-phone has become. I wonder how it will effect the netbook market though.
Netbooks are great things for travelers and the average user. They can handle most basic task many people use PCs for. It will be nice in a few more years when something this small can handle what current high end laptops and PC can do.
They don't really appeal to me cause they are too small and have no real power. But like I said it will be nice when they have the power that high end laptops and PCs have. I guess I prefer to always have too much power than not enough.
I am actually thinking about getting a netbook for my daughter. I will see where they go this early spring. I really don't think she needs to much more. Of course for a hundred more I could get a laptop as well.
Yeah Bighorse, I was actually quite surprised when I worked on one the first time. It was the Asus with the ssd (the really small one) 8 inch screen etc. I am not saying it was fast, but it did general stuff fine. So one of the new ones with a dual core and at least a system SSD and 2 gig memory would fly I am pretty sure at least at general tasks.
I'm glad we're finally getting rid of the underpowered Intel's N270 processor. This netbook would be a lot more appealing if it came with Nvidia's ION, like the HP Mini 311. 1GB memory is a little on the low side, 2GB should start becoming standard later this year. The larger key size and smudge-free exterior are good additions.
I don't know if the future for netbooks is so bright with all the new ultra-portable laptops on the market such as the Dell Adamo XPS and Sony VAIO Z.
Rapid1 has a good point, The apple announcement tomorrow will effect the whole 'Little-PC' industry and at this point, we don't know to what degree it will happen. With the Apple Tablet hanging in the balance, now is a terrible time to buy anything small.
This little PC is a nice design and would be good for travelling with if I already didn't have a full sized laptop. I like the price point too.
A large number of people agreed with you and that's why we saw such exponential growth in the netbook market these past couple of years.
Indeed, the tablet will be in line to challenge netbooks, in addition to e-readers. It's a shame MSI was a little late to the punch since they make such quality products.
The tablet announcement is only two hours away and Apple's stock has been fluctuating all morning.
I see this a little different gibbersome see if you agree with my assessment here. On the PC side of things the mobility factor has been ruled by netbook and UL equipment. While the smartphone definitely has a presence it has been more limited.
On the Apple side of things it has originated with the iPhone rather than the netbook UL and with the introduction of this tablet it will extend up from the smart phone.
So although both paths (PC or Apple) will basically get to the same point (mobility and functionality) from different angles it is going the same way. Much like I have said annd you have commented on I think we are going to an all inclusive device for all uses (My e-reader, cell phone, net/notebook idea). In many cases this also applies to the Mobile hotspot on the Palm units as well but in a different sense.
Either way humanity is going for an all connected all usable device anywhere and everywhere. If you ever read any of the Cyberpunk books (and yes terminator/Matrix scenarios as well) in many ways is becoming reality now. As well as the Isaac Asimov etc preface.
Please forget I said any of this about the apple tablet I let it go to my head.
Lol, I understand what you mean. The tablet isn't as revolutionary as any of us thought it would be. I hope they add a lot of the features people want in the next generation of the product. Even the initial iPhone was released without 3G and with very low memory options (4 and 8GB models).
Yeah, I'm waiting for the all inclusive device and sadly the tablet is not it. The closest we have to such a device is the iPhone.
As for these units they look nice. The components seem nice as well although I would like to see a netbook with USB3. The price line is prety good to for what you get.
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