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A 1952 photograph of the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway interlocking tower at Pleasanton, Kansas. It was located on the Northern Division, Kansas City Subdivision, at mile post 74.4.
Creator: Killam, H.
Date: June 21, 1952
Item Number: 215488
Call Number: FK2.L5 PL.74 SLSF *1
KSHS Identifier: DaRT ID: 215488
Built Environment - Areas of Significance - Transportation
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Business and Industry - Railroad - Companies - St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Business and Industry - Railroad - Facilities - Interlocking towers
Collections - Photograph - Killam, H.
Date - 1950s - 1952
Objects and Artifacts - Communication Artifacts - Documentary Artifact - Photograph
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Places - Counties - Linn
Transportation - Railroads - Companies - St. Louis-San Francisco Railway
Transportation - Railroads - Facilities - Interlocking towers
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The drought conditions that plagued U.S. crops last year appear to have abated, and farmers are now reporting favorable growing conditions. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) expects a record corn harvest of 13.95 billion bushels this year, an increase of 29 percent from 2012. Lower prices for animal feed would enable farmers to restore their herds to normal levels.
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We love Hotel Monaco!
We absolutely loved this hotel. It has one of the best locations in the city. The room was perfect and the staff was friendly and helpful. I would recommend this hotel to anyone going to chicago, and will stay there anytime I return.
Awesome hotel
Had a great time in the beautiful suite. The staff was very helpful - never a problem. Take the El from Midway stop at Lake and State - the Monaco is 1/2 block away! Enjoy
The Monaco is so comfortable!
This hotel is so cute! The rooms are decorated in a funky ecclectic style that is so different from any other place I've stayed. I spent most of my time in the window seat( about the size of a twin bed) looking out at the river. We had a goldfish in our room that was well cared for. The Aveda products in the room were a nice surprise. The only thing I would do different next time, would be to get a suite so we could have a little more room to spread out. We got a great deal on the monaco web site that included breakfast, and the food was delicious and delivered on time to our room each morning. I would definitely stay here again!
Loved Hotel Monaco
I purchased rooms for $80 per night on Priceline.com. What a wonderful surprise. Hoel Monaco was absolutely beautiful.
I have stayed in hotels all over the world, and this is probably the worst service that I've ever experienced. The staff was unaccomodating and the hotel did not provide the services that it claimed it would. I decided to try the Monaco because it seemed interesting, was close to the theater, and had what seemed to be a good rate. What a huge mistake. The front desk staff was condescending and not even remotely helpful. The room was not clean, the gold fish we had requested came many hours after we told them we would be arriving, they never bothered to come turn down the beds, and the late check-out "priviledges" which were guarenteed when I booked the room suddenly became "upon request" - boy the extra 30 minutes they gave me sure were helpful. Dont' waste your time or your money here. At best, it's nothing special.
Personally, I like the Fairmont in Chicago, but anyplace woudl be better than the Monaco.
Loved the Monoco...fish, meditation windows and comfort
Great stay here. Began a little rocky with a smoking room for a non-smoker.They quickly righted the situation and I ended up in a great corner suite overlooking the Chicago River. i loved the window seats for reading the New York Times and relaxing. Comfortable beds, great amenities. I would stay here again and again. The restaurant downstairs is pretty good too.
It was ok
I stayed here the nights of May 10th and 11th. The staff was very professional and friendly. When we first went up to our room, the key didn't work so we had to go back down to the front desk. They were very helpful. We also found a part glass of milk obviously left by another person. They took care of it for us and apologized. Someone showed a few minutes later to inspect the room. But that was really the only problem. The room was very clean. The location was wonderful. Easy access to a lot of things. The free trolley is about a block and a half away. You can use that to go to a lot places like the Art Institute and Navy Pier. My biggest complaint was the room. It was very small especially for four people. The beds were shoved against the wall on one side so the person sleeping on that side of the bed had to crawl down to the end to get out. Not very comfortable. I could get claustrophobic if I had to spend much time there. The pillows were non existent. You couldn't really tell whether your head was on the pillow or the mattress, that's how thin they were. Also, the restaurant that is on the premises is very expensive. I expect that to a degree but their prices were outrageous. The cheapest dinner they had was $17.00. We ended up having two pieces of cheesecake and two cups of coffee and they bill was $21. There are a lot of places to eat around there. I wouldn't recommend their restaurant. Also, the convenience store across the street is really expensive. You would be better off stopping at Walgreen's which isn't that far away. They had a lot better prices.
Incredible Value!
Just got back from a great trip to the Windy City. Had an excellent stay at the Hotel Monaco. My room had a very comfy king sized bed,and a wonderful window seat from which I watched an awesome night time thunderstorm. I also enjoyed the cd stereo and the Aveda bath products. The location of the hotel couldn't have been better for my needs, very quiet at night yet only a few blocks to the Art Institute in one direction, and the great shopping along Michigan Avenue in the other direction. The hotel has a wonderful concierge and is a 4 block walk to the Blue Line train which goes all the way to O'Hare airport for only $1.50. I booked the room through the Kimpton group which has an 800 number (1-800-KIMPTON) and was offered the AMAZING "tickle-me-pink" rate of only $119/night, much less than I could find on any "discount" hotel website. I highly recommend this hotel for it's rooms, location and staff. Cannot reccomend room service though, I paid over $20 for an average tunafish sandwich (I ordered a chicken BLT). The front desk people seem a bit unfriendly and overworked but took care of a noise complaint within one minute, the same when my minibar key got stuck. There is an adequate American restaurant on site with sporadic hours, and a 24 hour convenience store is directly across the street. All in all, probably the BEST value for a stay in Chicago. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
Huge Room
My sister and I stayed one night with kids for the air and water show. After returning from a long day at the beach this room provided plenty of space and comfort for 2 adults and 3 kids. The kids had their own room and tv. The decor is contemporary and just plain kool. We had an awesome view of the Chicago River and Wrigley Building. I've lived here all my life and I still enjoy staying downtown. Lots of restaurants within walking distance. Lobby was small but comfy. Staff was great and bell person was very helpful (lots of bags and kids). Parking is very pricey but convenient with in-out option. Great location, great views. Check this out..
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My husband won free tickets to see Buddy Guy in January, 2003 and we decided to make a weekend of it. Got an excellent price from Expedia - and the Hotel was wonderful! We got a jacuzzi suite - very interesting, bright modern decor -(the couch was a little stained); bed was top class; bathroom very nice; but the window boxes in the bedroom were exceptional!! You can sleep in them - overlooking the Chicago River - I really enjoyed just sitting in them and looking out at the snow. Staff was great - and I loved the goldfish! I could live in that suite...
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The consensus price target is a mean average of the most recent price target set by each analyst that has set a price target for the stock in the last twelve months.Ratings Breakdown: 3 Hold Rating(s), 3 Buy Rating(s)Consensus Rating:Buy (Score: 2.50)Consensus Price Target: $11.90 (31.93% upside) Analysts' Ratings History for Fifth Street Senior Floating Rate Corp (NASDAQ:FSFR) Show: All Ratings For This Stock Only the Most Recent Rating From Each Brokerage DateFirmActionRatingPrice TargetActions8/12/2015Deutsche BankLower Price TargetBuy$12.50 -> $11.00 8/12/2015BarclaysLower Price TargetEqual Weight$12.00 -> $11.00 8/12/2015Maxim GroupReiterated RatingBuy$12.75 -> $11.00 4/30/2015MLV & Co.Reiterated RatingBuy$12.50 2/10/2015Deutsche BankReiterated RatingBuy$13.25 -> $12.50 2/9/2015MLV & Co.Reiterated RatingBuy$12.50 1/26/2015MLV & Co.Set Price TargetBuy$12.50 12/16/2014JMP SecuritiesDowngradeOutperform -> Market Perform 12/12/2014Deutsche BankLower Price TargetBuy$14.00 -> $13.25 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Little Italy Restaurant
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Below average. I came here for lunch with a group of 6. The service was slow.
We were seated in an area that was previously reserved so we had to move after taking our orders. The server didn't remember who ordered what and some of the orders were wrong.
Everybody in the group said the food tasted fine. The lunch prices are reasonable.
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... I thought 'Cords only came with Xenars (and a few hundred Tessars at the end of the run, I believe)
If balance (including light/quick/smooth controls) is the primary consideration, then it is worth looking at an Automat with a Tessar or Xenar. I have found that the shutter speed and f/stop wheels on my Automat have a lighter, smoother action than any E or F I have handled. Same for the crank and shutter release actions.
I have never compared the weights on a scale, but the Automat seems more flickable on a subjective basis.
Just two cents worth. But if you must have the Planar/Xenotar, then it is all moot.
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I want a Planar/Xenotar.
2) How is the balance of the 2.8? I shoot a lot of available light so this is one that I'm considering; however many people prefer the balance of the 3.5. Is the balance and weight enough to deter you from these cameras? Or is it mostly the price?
I'm located in Berkeley California, so if anyone has a set for me to look at, that'd be great.
I actually have two Tessar lensed Rollei's: an MX-EVS and a 3.5T. I prefer the handling of MX-EVS but I tend to shoot with the 3.5T more... probably because it was my first Rollei? Well, I love them both but I want to try a Planar/Xenotar next.
I don't care for a prism or light meter and would prefer to have no meter. The only accessories that I do care about is a lens cap, lens hood, and a Rolleinar I. I browsed ebay/keh.com and the price/availability for Bay II/III accessories seemed comparable and overpriced (as usual). The Bay III Rolleinar 1's; however, (wasn't paying attention to the 2's or 3's) were upwards to $200! But with Rolleinar's I kind of figured that they have larger price fluctuations. Not in a rush for Rolleinar's.
So I guess any E or F will do for me. I guess I'll wait for a good one to show up. A 2.8, preferably, but I'm not sure if I'd pass up a nice 3.5 model.
I used to have a 3.5E, it's nice, but I find the meter coupling fiddly. If I were to buy again, I'd probably save some money and get one without a meter, it's probably not accurate anyway, almost certainly not good enough for slide film. The savings can be spent on a handheld meter, or a Voigtlander clip on meter, very small, and modern.
Originally Posted by summicron1
the E does not have a removable hood, the F does -- all this means is that you can't use a prism finder if you want -- big whoop.
Whilst many will say that they get used to working with the laterally reversed image, I have never looked back since getting a prism. Some say that the resulting image is rather dark, but that's not my experience.
I have a 3.5E and love it. I guess that everyone has their preferences in terms of camera ergonomics, and I don't personally find the meter or meter coupling a problem. Mine is accurate when compared to modern handheld meters [and digital gear]. I find the size of the 3.5E about perfect. I've wondered about 2.8s [of whatever variety] but never come across one at a price I can afford and in good condition.
I live in Albany, CA right near you. I have three 2.8's and two 3.5's. If you're patient we can try to arrange a time and I'd be happy to let you see and handle a few. My schedule is really tight next few weeks though. None are for sale but if I nail a Rolleiwide I'm currently negotiating on I might cut loose one of them. Thing is most have Maxwell screens I put in and fairly recent CLAs so the price will be fairly premium.
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Whilst many will say that they get used to working with the laterally reversed image, I have never looked back since getting a prism. Some say that the resulting image is rather dark, but that's not my experience.
I agree with Steve though most people identify using a TLR with the waist level finder. I was personally never able to use a Rollei much until I got a prism, and now it is my favorite camera. My prism along with a Maxwell screen seems nearly as bright as reality to the bare eye.
Originally Posted by summicron1
the E does not have a removable hood, the F does -- all this means is that you can't use a prism finder if you want -- big whoop. the f uses a meter with a battery, the E uses a silenium meter -- likely not real accurate these days, but mine is, so ya never know.
Is this just for the E? I use an E3 and it has a removable hood and no meter.
Originally Posted by peter_n
Is this just for the E? I use an E3 and it has a removable hood and no meter.
As I understand it, there was a transition period when Rollei went from E to F. Not everyone was happy with losing the EV system of coupling fstops with shutter speeds and they concurrently produced the E2, E3 and F for a short while. the E2 and 3 had the new removable hood but where otherwise like the older E. the 2 came with a meter and the 3 came without. There weren't very many E2s or E3s made before they were discontinued.


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It was ok, nothing special. Predictably po-faced and lacking in colour. The action scenes were boring and uninventive and hard to follow, which is unforgivable for a film of this kind with a character who can basically do anything.
The shakey/hand-held camera effect irritated me within the first few minutes too. I don't understand why it was used for certain scenes at all when a static shot would have been more sensible. It's not dynamic or interesting like it thinks it is.
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Lukus, in what way did it remind you of Doctor Who?
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BinaryBob101 wrote:The man had a big coat.
Lukus, in what way did it remind you of Doctor Who?
BinaryBob101 wrote:The plot really and the kind of enemy they encounter - Humans replaced with Robots, their personalities assimilated - that kind of thing, the general sort of campy, daft, sinister tone Doctor Who exudes too. Little England gone weird.
Lukus, in what way did it remind you of Doctor Who?
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Harold and Kumar Christmas 8.5/10
These films are a bit marmite but Ive enjoyed every one so far. This is no exception, its really funny. If yopu dont like the 1st 2 than you wont like this one, for those who do its well worth checking out
Its on swedish netflix as well
Ghost In The Shell 2.0 (2008) Blu-ray Dispointed/10
Blu-ray offers two options, none of which are satisfactory.
Option 1 - Watch the original Ghost In The Shell (Ghost In The Shell 2.0) with Blu-ray picture quality with the addition of CGI. It seems a really odd thing to do, to take a film, and replace scene�s here and there with new CGI versions (of the original). The CGI is good, but like all CGI it could be better. The really odd thing is, is the decision to mix two different styles, hand-drawn and CGI ?
Option 2 - Watch the original Ghost In The Shell, non Blu-ray standard, with a picture quality that fails to match that of the original DVD (I have the DVD also, and the contrast looks better on the DVD).
I would have preferred a 100% re-master for the Blu-ray. If they wanted to do a complete remake using CGI, then do that.
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Quite enjoyed the slow pace and not much going on in this film. Maybe just in the mood for it and not knowing anything about it before hand. Terrific boobs on show as well. End was perfect.
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IP Man - 9/10. I love a decent martial arts flick and this is bang on. It stays away from politics of the japanese invasion of japan and just basically says, "they invaded, killed lots of our people and caused starvation" and that's it.
All about the kung foo and its great. There's another one on tonight on film 4. Ip man the legend of a grandmaster. 23.45. Ill be home just in time for it!
oceanmotion wrote:i recorded this the other day, shall watch soon. I loved the director previous film 'control' but this recieved mixed reviews, look forward to watching it though.
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Quite enjoyed the slow pace and not much going on in this film. Maybe just in the mood for it and not knowing anything about it before hand. Terrific boobs on show as well. End was perfect.
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joelstinton wrote:Fantastic film, one of the highlights of the last few years for me, but then I generally love slow films. Very cool, very atmospheric, and with the cinematography you'd expect from a famous photographer shooting a film.
oceanmotion wrote:i recorded this the other day, shall watch soon. I loved the director previous film 'control' but this recieved mixed reviews, look forward to watching it though.
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Quite enjoyed the slow pace and not much going on in this film. Maybe just in the mood for it and not knowing anything about it before hand. Terrific boobs on show as well. End was perfect.
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Totally agree, Lou. Outstanding film, more people ought to have seen this movie.
No robots, no people flying in the air, no werewolves, no spaceships, no aliens. Just a simple, well done film.
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Finally got round to watching Django and I love it.
Great acting, great action, and quite funny too. As usual, Di Caprio is great and even Samuel L Jackson is pretty good.
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IT is quite funny once it gets going - several nods to their other films (cornettos, fence vaults etc) but the Simon Pegg is far too annoying in this - over the top and generally too much like an American trying to play the part of a brit. I think Star Trek had gone to his head. The rest of the guys were much funnier.
The Conjuring - 7/10. What it does, it does well, but it's also been done dozens of times before. It sticks so rigidly to the possession horror template there's very little in the way of surprises, but it keeps up a good atmosphere anyway.
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Hot fuzz.
Holds up very well, loved every second. I forgot just how brutal this is! Love the flying kick into an old. Women's face...
Shaun of the dead
Not quite as good as I remember, a bit jarring as it splits between comedy and darkness. Still good thou.
With those rematches can't wait to see the third part of the trilogy tomorrow.
Not sure how balanced the torture stuff was. The message seemed to be very clearly "torture works and is really important" to me.
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Predators - 5/10
Pretty bland stuff unfortunately. Kinda, slightly interesting-ish idea on paper, maybe, but the film ended up being uninspired and very predictable.
The Japanese guy gets a samurai sword battle with a Predator, you say?! The seemingly normal doctor turns out to be a psycho, really, I'd wondered why he was part of a group of killers??! He came back for the girl, well I'm flabbergasted!1!one?/!
The Raid - 9/10
Much much better! Surprisingly stylish and pretty tight film. Kept the pace up and kept me interested throughout.
Deckard1 wrote:It's okay though, because he didn't. He meant it was quite good, with a general sort of campy, daft, sinister tone Doctor Who that exudes too. Y'know? Little England gone weird.
I just thought you meant it was shit.
Like Doctor Who. Which is quite good if you just stop expecting it to be exactly the sort of show it never has been.
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LeoliansBro wrote:She never struck me as anything like Ally McBeal, what with being a pretty hard-nosed character who stuck to her guns throughout and never once went off to have a cry about a boy in the toilets...?
Zero Dark Thirty. 8/10. Ally McBeal goes to Pakistan, being all self reliant and with great hair and the courage of her convictions and that sort of shit. Bit thin on the intelligence detail behind the process of tracking Bin Laden down and very keen to show you the horrors of torture in a balanced-but-warts-and-all way. But a gripping narrative made more grounded through the use of archive footage (the 7/7 bombing made me jump in shock still) and there's no denying the intensity of the final half hour.
Should be watched, will stand the test of time, but a bit flimsy under it all.
Or did you mean her physical appearance?
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graysonavich wrote:Actually, six. Years.
RyanDS wrote:I should hope so, considering it's about 5 minutes old.
Hot fuzz.
Holds up very well
Though yes, six years isn't exactly a long time. Spaced, now that's a Pegg/Frost/Annoying Director Guy production that's held up very well.
@RyanDS Interestingly I'm the other way around. Hot Fuzz was okay, 6/10, just one trope after another and no, guys, just sticking a whole load of tropes in a bag and doing your 'thang' with them intercut with one whooshy whip-pan after another doesn't make them any less predictable.
Whereas Shaun is a stellar 10/10 for me all day long. Love it
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Funny, I think Shaun has just as many tropes as Hot Fuzz, just about a different genre and uses all the same tricks as well.
It definitely has better comic timing though.
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khaz wrote:Yeah that's what makes the difference for me. Also, I like zombie pastiches done well. And Hot Fuzz just felt like the same sorts of jokes stretched even thinner, for folk that like cop buddy movies, but I've seen cop buddy movies lampooned plenty of times.
Funny, I think Shaun has just as many tropes as Hot Fuzz, just about a different genre.
It definitely has better comic timing though.
And by that time they were all far too well-budgeted and full of themselves - not that this is necessarily a bad thing, they deserved success, but it has a habit of killing that certain X-factor that their previous work had.
Shaun is just more my cup of tea by a long, long way.
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I think Shaun of the Dead is the weaker film because I like and appreciate zombie films. The last half hour is pretty awful.
Hot fuzz has perhaps one too many twists in it, but, for me, it hits the right comic notes again and again. One of those films where I laugh at new things every time I see it.
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"They made this seem like the Super Bowl," quarterback Aaron Brooks said of the NFL and the hoopla after New Orleans had six turnovers and 13 penalties. "We played a team that outplayed us today, but it was way overdone. Setting up a stage, traveling out here, was uncalled for.
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Added coach Jim Haslett: "We were in the visiting locker room, on the visiting field. It seemed like an away game."
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Efforts to make this resemble something akin to home appeared minimal at Giants Stadium, where—surprisingly, considering the local team's popularity— about 10,000 seats went unoccupied. Those in attendance generally were dressed in Giants blue and, except for mild applause when the entire Saints squad came onto the field before the coin toss, they rooted for their guys.
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"It could go on and on like this, we have to take this one week at a time," Brooks said. "At some point, it is going to wear down on us. We've got to be strong enough and mature enough to handle this situation and accept the responsibilities given to us."
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"I think the guys have gone a great job of focusing on football in practices and meetings," Haslett said. "It did not reflect that today. It didn't carry over."
In the first half alone, the Saints committed 11 penalties for 72 yards, including an illegal contact by Sedrick Hodge that negated a third-down sack and set up the Giants' third touchdown.
"We've been in four complexes in four weeks, I've been in three hotels, now an apartment," Haslett noted. "But that (performance) had nothing to do with where we live or what we do. We sucked on that field today."
At least the Saints' other seven home games will be played closer to home: four in Baton Rouge, La., and three in San Antonio, where they train. For this one, they had to dress in the cramped visitors' locker room, with a makeshift Saints sign hung above the entrance.
The Giants (2-0) benefited in every way from the NFL's decision, beginning with the opening kickoff. Some Saints trickery immediately backfired. Michael Lewis handed off the return to Fred McAfee, who fumbled at the 10, with Chase Blackburn recovering. Three plays later, to tumultuous cheers for the "visitors," rookie Brandon Jacobs squeezed into the end zone for a 7-0 lead.
Hardly the start the Saints needed, and it didn't get much better. The Giants took a 14-0 lead on Barber's 6-yard reception.
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"They didn't just beat our butts and drag us all over the field," Horn said. "We gave them the ball and they capitalized."
Hodge's penalty three plays after Carlos Emmons' interception led to Barber's 12-yard run for a 21-7 New York lead. While the Saints got closer on John Carney's 21-yard field goal near the end of the half, their miscues continued in the second half.
Brooks' fumble set up Jay Feely's 39-yard field goal. And when his pass deflected off Donte' Stallworth to safety Brent Alexander, the Saints were reeling.
Carney, who kicked the winning field goal last week at Carolina, even missed a 29-yarder, hitting the left upright. Feely then made a 30-yarder for New York.
When Horn fumbled as he was stretching for the end zone with 3:40 to go, most of the fans headed home, quite happy to see the visitors' victory.
"That's one of the loudest I've heard the stadium in a long time, and it wasn't even full," Giants tight end Jeremy Shockey said. "As players, we hear that and it really helps us out."
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Comment on: Revealed: RIBA Council election results
Just had this in from the RIBA [votes as percentage of membership] National council seats – 14.1% Wales – 18% Yorks – 20.3% Associate – 16.7% Student – 4%
Comment on: Student shows 2015 - the reviews
For Bath see link above [or use the url below] http://www.architectsjournal.co.uk/students/student-shows-2015-university-of-bath/8686674.article?blocktitle=South-West&contentID=9994
Comment on: DRDH or Haworth Tompkins to design London's new concert hall?
And not forgetting Keith Williams of Malowe Theatre Canterbury, Wexford Opera House and Unicorn Theatre fame. Or Ian Richie...
Comment on: DRDH or Haworth Tompkins to design London's new concert hall?
Of course this list isn't definitive - I'm sure RHWL [especiallly now with the Aedas powerhouse behind them], Foster + Partners and Dixon Jones would be in with a shout...
Comment on: AJ Writing Prize: Call for Entries
The brief is more about the sensual experience of being in a building - how the spaces that architects create make us feel - we wanted to get away from critiques of buildings from a purely aesthetic point of view.


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Fever of 104 in my 2 almost 3 year old?
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If the Tylenol or Motrin doesn't bring the temp down then it's not normal.
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sounds like the flu i had. cold compresses to the neck (carotid artery), armpits and bottom of the feet do wonders. brought my 105.6 temp down to 103 in a matter of minutes, with ibuprofen too of course - good luck! BTW That's what they told me too when I called about my flu. But a two year old? You'd think they would want to see her. I can't help you with that, sorry.
Married to my best friend 4/12/2008, 2 kitty babies and 1 puppy. Angel baby 11/10/2010 xox
The shaking and not being able to keep her eyes open in addition to the fever is worrying. Did you mention those symptoms when you called them?
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Normally it doesn't matter at all how "high" the fever is. However, if she seems lethargic (really out of it, not just sleepy) or the temperature is getting higher on Tylenol, then I would call back and tell them you would like to make an appointment. Don't ask, just tell them your daughter needs to be seen and when the appointment is.


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May Yohé as Little Christopher Columbus
4 of 8 portraits of May Yohé
© National Portrait Gallery, London
May Yohé as Little Christopher Columbus
by Richard Emerson Ruddock
albumen cabinet card, circa 1893
5 3/4 in. x 4 in. (146 mm x 103 mm) image size
Given by Terence Pepper, 2012
Photographs Collection
NPG x135956
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- Mary Augusta ('May') Yohé (1866 or 1869-1938), Actress and singer; former wife of 8th Duke of Newcastle-under-Lyne and of Putnam Bradlee Strong, and later wife of John Addey Smuts. Sitter in 8 portraits.
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- Richard Emerson Ruddock (born 1863), Photographer. Artist of 3 portraits.
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Polygon Heroes - Wolverineby PolygonHeroes
Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
Oh, man. This looks gorgeous.
Thanks Levvvel!


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