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Described as a "Diamante encrusted skull", it's clearly been inspired by Damien Hirst's For the Love of God – a platinum skull set with 8,601 diamonds. It will, the company suggests, "make a stunning table centrepiece for those looking for something out of the norm". And the good news – in these straitened times – is that the price falls some way short of the original. Hirst's skull would have set you back £50m at the time when it first went on show. Dwell's polyresin version, studded with acrylic diamantes, will cost you just £169.
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On the other hand Damien Hirst hasn't exactly been encouraging in the past towards those who treat his work as part of the common currency of culture – freely available for mash-ups and allusive games. He threatened to sue Go Airways for an advertising campaign that he took to be a reference to his spot paintings, and also demanded recompense from a teenage artist who had used images of the skull in collaged prints (apparently on the grounds that he'd infringed Hirst's copyright on the title, which can be protected). So it seems unlikely that he'll be happy about one of his more controversial works ending up as a pricey knick-knack.
There's a further irony too, of course, because Hirst himself has had the odd spot of bother in the past with complaints of imitation – one of which centred on For the Love of God itself, said by John LeKay, an old acquaintance of Hirst's, to bear a striking conceptual similarity to works he'd produced in the mid-1990s, with rather more affordable materials. So any defence of his own entitlements in this matter would be likely to raise the entitlements of others.
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And he had to construct it out of astoundingly precious materials because in any other form it's banality would be obvious. Perhaps he'll look at the Dwell catalogue and console himself with the thought that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. But he should also reflect on the fact that some forms of flattery are the most cutting kind of criticism.
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Google has been on the back foot for the last few days, after admitting that its Street View mapping cars had "inadvertently" collected email addresses and computer passwords from unencrypted wireless connections (frankly if you're too lazy to encrypt your wireless connection I'm not sure how much privacy you're entitled to, but set that aside for the moment).
Bad news for them from Italy, too – where privacy regulators have just ruled that Google must publicise the routes and itinerary of its mapping cars three days in advance, presumably to protect Italians from those embarrassing Street View moments in which your car ends up being snapped outside your mistress's apartment. The good news for everyone, though, is that it should also deliver a rich dividend in Street View surrealism.
Up till now those who take delight in embarrassing Street View cameras have had to be quick on the draw with their pants – or have inside knowledge about the driver's route – as was the case with the Norwegian frogmen who can be seen in enraged pursuit of a Street View car at Rugdeveien 39 in Bergen, Norway. But just imagine what Italian jokers will be able to contrive with three full days in which to plan their ambushes. One can only hope that things get fiercely competitive.
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We are living in a time when big decisions are needed; whether they be on the future of our global economy or climate. Seemingly unconnected, these issues represent the devastating impact that irresponsible human action can have on vulnerable people, especially children. At the heart of both is a vacuum of global leadership.
As the euro crisis rolls on, we are seeing the effects of the failure of European and other national governments to agree on joint action that would effectively regulate the financial markets. I am, of course, writing about the Financial Transaction Tax (FTT), Tobin Tax, or Robin Hood Tax, depending on your age and affiliation.
Assertions that such a tax would be "a bullet aimed at the heart of London" are simply misplaced. In fact, many would say the reckless unregulated action of the financial sector that caused the current crisis represented the City doing its very best to shoot itself, and the rest of us, over and over again.
The calming effect that an FTT could have in slowing down market fluctuations and the damage caused by market volatility is exactly the sort of rational regulation the City and global financial industry needs.
There is a clear, growing international support from governments and prominent individuals such as Bill Gates, that this is the right approach. As Nick Clegg has said, an effective FTT that would not disadvantage individual countries or trading blocs would have to be global in scope. The world's powerful economies look inwards and still seek to further their parochial aims when an effectively regulated financial industry is in the interests of everyone. The vision to take long-lasting and powerful action is sadly lacking.
It's not just the regulatory benefits that are clear; it is that the money raised could be used to help millions of vulnerable children. An FTT focused on filling governments' budgetary black holes would be the wrong approach. The money raised could be used at home to make sure we meet the commitment to end child poverty, which is growing because of the financial crisis, and also help children abroad being affected by climate change.
Global warming is one of the greatest challenges to face mankind, yet we seem incapable of addressing its cause and preventing its growth. World leaders have consistently let their own parochial concerns get in the way of making the sort of agreement on cutting carbon emissions that the world needs to avoid catastrophic warming. Whilst the wrangling on emissions continues, there is one area in which global politicians could make progress: helping children adapt to their changing climate. Again, this is where the FTT could make a difference.
The poorest and most vulnerable feel the effect of climate change the most. There are approximately 756 million children living in the 10 countries most vulnerable to climate change. The 2007 Stern Review noted that if climate change goes unchecked it could cause between an additional 60,000 and 250,000 child deaths in South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa alone. These will be the poorest, most vulnerable children. It is outrageous that we are just letting this happen.
Helping children adapt to climate change isn't difficult and often involves very practical steps based on local need and listening to children themselves. For example, in the Horn of Africa, Unicef has been looking at how to prevent future food crises by working with local people to increase mobile schools, protect livestock to help keep nutritional milk for children and strategically establish water points along nomadic journeys.
At the Copenhagen climate change conference in 2009, developed countries committed money from 2013, which should reach $100 billion a year by 2020, to help developing countries adapt to climate change and fund low-carbon development. The UK Government has already pledged £1.5 billion from the existing foreign aid budget to 2013, but still needs to say how it will fund its commitments from this date onwards. The FTT would provide a large part of the UK's contribution.
I know the Government is also considering a tax on the dirty fuels used in shipping and air freight to help meet the rest of its contribution. There is no doubt that to halt climate change and prevent further destruction we need to change how we live in the developed world, while helping the developing world adapt to the change our economies and lifestyles have caused. Adjusting how we live will mean tough choices, which world leaders have been so woefully inadequate in making. The benefits of the FTT are twofold: it would help prevent future financial destruction in the developed world; as well as prevent climate destruction in the developing. It's time that the UK Government began championing a global FTT.
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Thank heavens small businesses weren't depending on Royal Bank of Scotland to provide the spark during the dark days of recession.
Two years ago, Stephen Hester, then the bank's chief executive, launched a charm offensive to counter suggestions that the bank, 81 per cent owned by the taxpayer, was hindering small businesses' ability to grow.
"At RBS, we know we have a responsibility to back the small businesses in our communities that want to play their part in the UK's recovery," he declared in an opinion column published in the Daily Telegraph. "A circuit-breaker is needed to restore confidence for UK small businesses – that is what we are hoping to provide."
All of which rings rather hollow, given the report published on Friday by Sir Andrew Large, the former Bank of England Deputy Governor, into RBS's small business lending practices. Pretty much the only positive thing one can say about the report is that it is to RBS's credit it commissioned this independent scrutiny in the first place.
The biggest lie Sir Andrew's report nails is that small business lending at the bank has disappointed because small businesses haven't wanted to borrow. Far from it, Sir Andrew concludes. The main issue is that the bank lends to just one in four small businesses that make an enquiry about borrowing. These rejection figures don't show up in official statistics because RBS "screens out" enquiries before the application process is even reached.
The rest of the report is equally damning. Customers perceive RBS to be unwilling to lend, Sir Andrew says. Customer-facing staff and credit officers are too risk averse. It takes too long to apply for credit and internal restructuring has fragmented responsibility for lending to small businesses.
Now, one might have hoped, given the public ownership of RBS, that the bank would be a standard bearer for a public policy priority that has had cross-party support, to provide greater support for small businesses trying to grow. Not a bit of it. In many areas, Sir Andrew says, RBS has actually performed worse than its rivals.
What we shouldn't do, however, is condemn RBS as an isolated example of poor practice, for many of the complaints Sir Andrew confirms are justified at this bank would be found to be just as valid were he to turn his attention to any major lenders. The fear that small businesses are being screened out before they even get a chance to apply for funding is particularly important, for this is an accusation commonly levelled at all the banks. It's a cynical way to operate, by quietly letting small businesses know there's no point in applying for credit, banks are able to turn them away without the rejection turning up in their lending statistics.
What is to be done about these issues? Well, a good start might be to ask Sir Andrew to turn the same light on RBS's rivals. Having published his report, the bank has had to set out a programme of action for putting right its failings. Its rivals haven't admitted to their own problems yet. They're still holding the "small businesses don't want to borrow" line.
One other thought. We have repeatedly been told the suggestion that there are hundreds of thousands of zombie companies trapped by the scale of their debt is a myth. So how does that square with RBS's decision to move £38bn of toxic loans into a ring-fenced "bad bank"? Some of that total must be accounted for by SME debt.
All in all, RBS's update to the market makes thoroughly depressing reading, partly because the bank is such an important player in the SME sector, but also because the experiences of its small business customers are commonplace across all the big banks.
JQW to bring services to global market
Few investors will have heard of JQW, a Chinese business-to-business e-commerce operator, which will today announce its flotation on the Alternative Investment Market (Aim). But they will be familiar with its rival, Alibaba, to which JQW is number two in the market.
The comparison is important because while Alibaba is already a global juggernaut, this is a marketplace with huge potential for further growth. JQW offers Chinese SMEs a range of services, including website design and marketing services, as well as a marketplace through which they can sell their products online. The platform has 10 million registered users.
The company is raising money on Aim in order to fund marketing activities to compete in globally. Sales growth in recent years has been dramatic – revenues rose 97 per cent in 2012.
New technology may light fire under late-payer firms
Given the difficulties so many small businesses have with late payments – the average British SME gets paid 41 days late – it is gratifying to see one fighting back with an innovation that might help everyone.
Online business Satago, which launched last week, uses technology that enables it collect payments data from the accounting systems of small businesses and freelancers that give it permission to do so. Based on this anonymised data, Satago can then produce reports on how well – or not – large companies are behaving in terms of paying their bills on time. Small businesses considering working for such companies can then set their terms – or even choose to avoid them.
It's a great idea that could turn the conventional power structure on its head. Satago founder Stephen Renwick says the idea was borne of his own experience.
"Having suffered the challenge of late payment previously as a small business operator, I know first-hand how crippling this problem can be," Mr Renwick says. "As our database grows, our efforts will put healthy peer pressure on big business to play much fairer with their suppliers."
Small businessman of the week: David Courtier-Dutton, Founder, SoundOut Retail
We launched Slicethepie, the world's first crowd-financing platform for independent music artists, in 2007, but we very quickly changed tack. We could see a business in crowd reviewing – we're effectively curators of digital feedback.
We have 300,000 people who review new music from the big record labels and from independent artists prior to release. Collectively, they provide very accurate and reliable feedback on which tracks will perform well, with which demographic, in which market and so on. We've helped Taylor Swift and One Direction decide which album tracks to release as singles, for example.
We started out by selling that information to the radio sector, but we also now work with all the major record labels on a monthly subscription basis; plus we can help independent artists too. Our reviewers get paid for offering their services – how much depends on the quality.
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You live from day to day
you learn to accept the style
you try to look like a model
the prices are crazy in denial.
You wake up everyday
not sure what all is expected
one day can seem like your happiest in the world
then there are those coffee needs injected
Many live off adrenaline
Many feed off of stress;
life can have its benefits
then there are times it's a total mess
Like a slide you got to work your way up
but in that regard you will slide down a time or two
life is risk and reward, days come like years
live without regret our days are numbered few.
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My stress leads to adrenaline.
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Emma Bauer, Honorary Board Member
Emma Bauer, a recent transplant to Aspen from Austin, Texas, comes to us from a community organizing position on a statewide campaign and is currently the Marketing and Development Associate with Theatre Aspen. Prior to her political experience, Emma worked in sales for a Fortune 50 company, and for various leading nonprofits as a special events coordinator, volunteer program manager, resource development coordinator, and in PR and marketing. She has worked on diverse fundraising campaigns, and is excited to capitalize on the momentum of Marshall Direct Fund's resource development strategies to further invest in the human capital that will effect sustainable change in communities abroad and at home. Emma attended Rice University and graduated with a degree in Sociology and a concentration in English. She is a SCUBA Instructor, sand volleyball fanatic, aspiring author, and is proud to be applying her skills to the socio-economic empowerment of women and their families.
Courtney Boyle, Development Committee
Courtney Boyle is the co-director of Impact Commons, a social impact consulting firm. In this role she has served as director of project management for a strategic partnerships consulting firm and also as program advisor for a non-profit microfinance investment fund. She has over fifteen years of experience in diverse areas of consulting, project management, finance, impact investing, business management and private equity. Prior to her current role, Courtney was an associate at Acumen Fund Pakistan, a leading international non-profit impact investment fund. She has a Master's Degree in Global Finance, Trade and Economics from the University of Denver's Korbel School of International Studies. And, in addition to Marshall Direct Fund, she also serves as the treasurer on the Board of Directors of Refugee Protection International, a non-profit strengthening protection and self-reliance among urban refugees and internally displaced persons near conflict zones.
Kendall Cafritz, Board Co-Chair and Treasurer
In her early 20's, while Kendall was living and working in Paris she had a conversation with a high-powered Muslim woman who debunked the Western myth that women in the Muslim world were or are disempowered. She expressed that women all around the world live in compromised conditions and that the problems of women in the Muslim world are universal to all women. She explained that when women have access to education, they are empowered to do anything. That conversation changed Kendall's life and her world view by imparting that education is a powerful tool to achieve freedom, that cross cultural understanding itself is integral to solving the world's problems, and that misunderstandings and language barriers inhibit global peace. Kendall has passion– for education and cross cultural understanding and for peace. She endeavors to enrich the lives of women in the Muslim world and, thus, relations between countries. Kendall's involvement with Marshall Direct Fund allows her to open the lines of communication between Pakistan and the western world and to establish an appreciation and understanding of Pakistan and its culture while helping women become strong and independent entrepreneurs through education.
Chelsea Dillon, Honorary Board Member
A world traveler and small business owner, she has devoted time to volunteer organizations around the world. Chelsea lives in Aspen, CO, where she worked in public relations and marketing before building a successful event planning and marketing company. Chelsea recently started up Gold Leaf Event Design and Productions, specializing in planning wedding, corporate, social and fundraising events. Chelsea lived in Brazil and is proficient in Portuguese. She is very passionate about exploring other cultures and believes that education is the key to making our world a better place. Chelsea was on the Aspen Young Professionals Association board and currently on the Buddy Program's Leadership Development Board.
Leah Fielding, Marketing Chair
Leah moved to Colorado after graduating from Boston-based Northeastern University in 2009, where she majored in journalism and minored in art and political science. Now living in Aspen, Leah works as content manager at Ski.com and freelance writes on the side. Recently spearheading MDF's new website design and launch, she's using her web design, SEO, content marketing and writing skills to good use. Leah is proud to volunteer her skills towards an incredible cause.
Alexandra Hughes, Secretary and Governance Committee
Alexandra moved to Aspen five years ago from New York City where she was born and raised. She attended Bowdoin College where she studied Art History and Education and recently earned her Master's Degree in Educational Leadership from Bank Street College of Education in New York. Growing up in New York City opened her eyes at a young age to a great deal of diversity and differing customs of other cultures. Due to the positive influence of her own educational experience, she chose teaching as her career path and is the Second Grade teacher at Aspen Country Day School. She is passionate about women's education (having attended an all-girl's school for thirteen years) as well as global education and awareness. As a teacher she tries to instill these values in her students.
Carola Lovering, Development Committee
Originally from New York, Carola graduated from Colorado College with a degree in English and moved to the Colorado in 2014. She lived in Aspen and served as the Marketing Manager for Her Own Two Feet, a socially responsible sandal company and MDF partner working to educate and empower women and girls in Pakistan through entrepreneurship. Working closely with Marshall Direct Fund, Carola developed a passion for advancing the education of women in developing countries as a means of reducing violence.
Barbara Platts, Marketing Committee
Barbara moved to Aspen two years ago after graduating from college in Boston. She has worked in journalism as well as public relations and marketing since moving to town. She has currently taken on the dual roles of associate editor and marketing coordinator at Aspen Magazine. Plus she writes a "Millennials" column for the Aspen Times Weekly. Having come to Aspen since she was a little girl, Barbara is very happy to be able to reside in this beautiful community full time now. Always eager to learn about new places and cultures, she is honored to be able to spend her time on the board of the Marshall Direct Fund.
Dawnette Smith, Honorary Board Member
An entrepreneur and socially conscious citizen, Dawnette has worked in the real estate and property management industry for 10 years. She was made partner of Stirling Homes which has recently merged with another local real estate company to form Stirling Peak. Dawnette has also explored development opportunities in growing markets, obtained approvals for a residential development and is currently planning a wastewater treatment facility in her home state of North Dakota. Dawnette enjoys giving back in her community and is committed to doing more on a global level. She sat on the board for Roaring Fork Habitat for Humanity for several years and is still involved in the family selection process to place families in homes. Dawnette is reliable, enjoys taking on challenges, and is very hard working. She will be joining MDF Founder, Silbi Stainton in Pakistan to see the organization's activities on the ground in Spring of 2013.
Sana Ali, Honorary Board Member
Sana is a freelance journalist based in Islamabad, Pakistan. She was Pakistan's youngest editor as Resident Islamabad Editor for The Daily Times, a leading national newspaper known for its progressive and socially constructive coverage. Sana has covered geopolitical developments in South Asia, extremism, terrorism and matters of national security for The Daily Times, The Express Tribune, The Nation and Foreign Policy Magazine. She remains a fierce advocate for media ethics, routinely writing and speaking out on this issue. Sana is a leading contributing security analyst at the Henry L. Stimson Center, a Washington, DC based think tank. She has previously worked at the Embassy of Pakistan in Washington, DC with Ambassador Husain Haqqani and Ambassador Sherry Rehman. Sana holds a Bachelor's Degree from the City University of New York and a Master's Degree in International Relations and International Economics from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.
Mr. Mubashar Mizra, Pakistani Representative
Mr. Mirza is a Fellow Chartered Accountant with fifteen years of total cumulative work experience. At present, he serves as Vice President of Strategic Planning and Investment at MCB Bank Limited, in Lahore, Pakistan. He also consults with the World Bank. Mr. Mirza has served private and public organizations in areas of assurance, risk management, investigations, merger, acquisitions, and investment/business/project analysis. He formulates policies and procedures covering operational guidelines for organizations including those pertaining to accounting, internal controls, investment, procurement, compensation management, and human resources. His work also includes finalizing the complete set of financial statements, tax planning/return, strategic future business plans with budgets, and cost reduction techniques. Mr. Mirza holds a Bachelor of Commerce (First Division) from the University of Punjab, in Lahore, Pakistan.
Shehrbano Taseer, Pakistani Representative
Ms. Taseer has her Bachelor's degree from Smith College and is a freelance journalist based out of Lahore, Pakistan. Her articles appear in numerous publications and frequently in Newsweek. She is the daughter of the late Governor of Punjab. She is personally committed to helping the people of Pakistan help themselves by supporting education and economic opportunities for the poor. She is also a strong proponent of improved, long-term relations between the United States and Pakistan. She is also a great role model for the hundreds of young girls in MDF schools.
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Director Matt Shakman has delivered another stellar production at his 30-seat theatre. In Secrets Of The Trade, playwright Jonathan Tolins (Twilight Of The Golds) examines the special relationship between mentor and follower in the world of the theatre when the teacher is gay and the student in the closet. The subject of this play is not what you might expect, though, because nothing sexual happens between the mentor and his young worshiper. Rather, Tolins explores the ripening of the relationship and the effects it has on the boy, the mentor, and the boy's family. Along the way the playwright gives us plenty to think about and a lot to laugh at.
Sixteen-year-old student Andy Lipman, well portrayed by Edward Tournier, writes a letter to an aging genius of the theatre, director Martin Kerner, played by John Glover in one of the best performances I have ever seen from him. The play follows their relationship through the years until Andy is 26 and a television executive.
When Kerner meets the boy he promises to make him his protégé but insists that Andy must find his own unique voice. Many struggles ensue as Kerner dodges delivering on his promise to "do something" while the boy contends with his evolving gay sexuality on top of trying to make it in show business. Tolins explores what this particular relationship involves and what each party can realistically expect from such a relationship. As it turns out, the lessons are in the struggle itself.
Andy learns his lesson and settles for who he becomes: a gay, successful, but less than brilliant television writer. At the end of the play he decides to take on his own apprentice to pass on what he knows. Ironically, neither Andy nor Kerner have anything much to do with each other after their struggles reach a climax when Andy pushes his mentor to come out of the closet for a magazine article he is writing. The boundaries between what is and is not appropriate to share are fully explored.
Helping shed light on all this are Andy's parents: a mellow architect father, well played by Mark Taylor, blind to his son's talent and sexuality but always forgiving and supportive, and a grasping yet concerned mother, played with great nuance by Amy Aquino. The reactions and struggles Andy has with his parents are not pat. They involve his mother's jealousy, her fierce protective instincts, her resignation to letting her son have his own life in the theatre (she is a dancer turned high school teacher who feels passé), and his love choices. Bill Brochtrup as Kerner's jaded assistant and ex-protégé provides his own take on the situation and ends up helping all concerned. The set by Craig Siebels perfectly matches the spirit of the play, using a scrim, a fold-up set, beautiful paneled walls, and simple modern furniture.
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This is an activity about image comparison. Learners will analyze and compare two sets of images of the Sun taken by instruments on the Solar Dynamics Observatory spacecraft. With Set 1, they will observe the Sun in both a highly active and a... (View More) minimally active state, and be able to detect active regions and loops on the Sun by comparing the two images. With Set 2, they will identify areas of high magnetic activity on a magnetogram image and recognize that these areas correspond to highly active regions on the Sun. (View Less)
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I'm putting all this stuff on ebay Tuesday, unless someone sees something they want to trade for/buy. Deets if interested.
Gray pinstripe HF Boardroom suit, 38 S
Black Zanella trousers, 38
Here are some things that are already up on ebay that I could include in a trade/sale: http://www.ebay.com/sch/jonhross83/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=&_trksid=p3686
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Hi, most of you know me, but you can call me Brian...Looking for anything 36S (suit/blazerz), 28-30 Pants, 14.5-15 Slim Shirts and 7-7.5D/E Shoes.
I have for sale/trade everything in my Megathreads. I can copy and paste everything here if you would all ratherpost #49 of 39862/28/12 at 5:29pmThread StarterQuote:Originally Posted by ATLjon
I'm putting all this stuff on ebay Tuesday, unless someone sees something they want to trade for/buy. Deets if interested.
PRL, made in USA. 38 S (Click to show)
Zegna black wool/cashmere sportcoat, UK 54 R (Click to show)Jaeger Wool SC, made in Great Britain, UK 50 S (Click to show)
Gray pinstripe Armani Collezioni suit, 46 R (Click to show)Hickey Freeman Vanguard SC, 38 R (Click to show)
Gray pinstripe HF Boardroom suit, 38 S
Black Zanella trousers, 38
Here are some things that are already up on ebay that I could include in a trade/sale: http://www.ebay.com/sch/jonhross83/m.html?_nkw=&_armrs=1&_from=&_ipg=&_trksid=p3686
The Armani suit is tough to see what it is from the pix.post #50 of 39862/28/12 at 8:32pmpost #51 of 39862/28/12 at 8:51pm
More armani pics: http://www.flickr.com/photos/71716117@N07/sets/72157629337071171/
Any of you 44 R (54 EUs) want to do a Zegna SC package deal? One conservative wool/cashmere, one FU wool/silk DB for a moderately awesome two-button sportcoat in a 38 S or some shoes?post #52 of 39862/29/12 at 1:18pm
I added a page for user sizes on the spreadsheet, and took the liberty of moving it to the first position so everyone would see it when they went. It might make it a little easier to have everyone's sizes all in one place. It would be possible to add lines for specific wants, but I haven't done that as yet.post #53 of 39862/29/12 at 6:25pm
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Vintage Pendleton, Made in the USA, Size M
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Pendleton Two Pocket Button Up, Size L
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HF Navy Blazer, Loro Piana Tasmanian Super 130's, Tagged 44R
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Oh yeah, and I kopped these last week thinking they would work even though they are a half a size too big.
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The white stuff in the shoes is anti-bacterial fut powder, not any kind of flaw. These are in VG condition.
Available,post #54 of 39862/29/12 at 6:44pmThread StarterI have a small Brooks Brothers Filed Coat with a snap in liner on B&S
I would trade this if someone has something that may interest me.post #55 of 39862/29/12 at 6:53pmThread StarterAlso have a pair of Bills Khaki's M2P's tagged 35. They measure 17+" across the waist by 28". 1" on the cuff. There is a small hole and I would classify these more as beater pants. They are the heavier weight.
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A buyer on AAAC just fell through after a few weeks of leading me on, so this BB worsted wool, 39 R, suit is available for trade or sale. Asking $90/best offer for sale, but I'd love to trade it for something similar in a 38/40 S (actually, this fits me quite well, but the jacket is just too long).
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41R(!) or 42R suits, lightweight fabrics, Italian name makers preferred NO dbl breasts. Unstructured shoulders would be a nice bonus.
shell shoes (burgundy or black) 9 or 9.5D
AE park avenues or Strands in black 9D, 9.5D
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Ok I need a lot of this stuff gone...if you're interested in it please PM me and we can work out a trade or a sale or whatever...I'm just offering everything here before Ebay. My trade sizes are in my signature but as long as I can sell it then it doesn't have to fit me...just trying to offer up some things people might can wear. More pics and measurements available upon request.
Sport Coats:
Oxxford blazer/dinner jacket 44L. Single vented, super 100's:
Oxxford brown pin-stripe SC(maybe an orphan). Single-vented, partially lined, 100% worsted wool. No tagged size but fits about like a 42-44R.
Zegna for Neiman Marcus goldish glen-plaid, 3-roll-2 SC. Double vented, 55% silk 45% wool blend. Tagged 54EU but measures/fits about a 42R.
Isaia mainline pin-stripe, 3-roll-2 SC(again, maybe orphan but it will definitely work as a SC). Double vented, super 120's, fully lined. Tagged EU54L and fits about 42-44L.
Armani Le Collezioni double-breasted, olive-colored SC. Unvented, peak lapels, fully-lined and half-canvassed. Tagged 44R.
Oxxford brown mini-houndstooth SC. Unvented, fully-lined and half-canvassed. Bespoke piece but it fits/sized about 44-46XL. Rewoven spot at top of left sleeve, not very big.
Canali blue check-patterned SC. Not sure what to call the pattern really. Double-vented, fully-lined and half-canvassed. Tagged EU56R.
H. Freeman and Sons 100% Cashmere houndstooth SC. Single vented, fully-lined. No tagged size but fits about 42-44R.
Brooks Brothers Golden Fleece suit. Gray nailhead pattern, single-vent, half-lined, half-canvassed 3-roll-2. Right lapel seems to have lost its "shape" I guess? Not sure how to explain it but I assume it's an easy-ish fix? It just rolls all the way down to the 2nd button. Can this be fixed? Pants are about 38x32.
2 pairs of Zanella double-pleats. Both brown. Left pair: 38x30. Right pair: 40x30.
Vintage Filson pants. Flat-front, 34x30 and in great shape
Bill's Khaki's. Flat front, 34x31. M2 version.
Shirts and jackets -
not much around here in regards to nice shirts...but:
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Pendleton shirt size Large
Pendleton jacket. Not sure how to explain it...suede patch elbows, 4 pockets on the front and super warm. Size Large.
Burberry shirt size 16.5/35
Woolrich jacket. Size Small...4 pockets on the front and super, super thick.
Again, please feel free to PM me about ANYTHING posted here and I'm sorry for the deluge of pictures!
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Devonte was first listed in 1990 and reached its peak position of #226 in the U.S. in 1992, and is currently at #1358. (2015 Birth Statistics)
Which version is better?with its source form and related boy names. Prominent related forms of Devonte (#1358 from recent data) rated in the Top 2000 are Deante, Dejon, Demond, Demonte, Deondre, Deontae, Deonte (#1830 from recent data), Deron and Devante. Adoption of these forms of Devonte was at its peak in the year 1992 (usage of 0.21%) and is now much reduced (usage 0.01%, down 95%), with versions such as Demond becoming less stylish.
Similar NamesSuggested similar names are Damone, Damont, Damonte, Dante, Daunte, Davon▼, Davonn, Deane, Deavon, Deion▼, Dekohta (see Dakota), Dekota, Dekowta, Delane, Delanie, Delmont, Delvon, Dene, Dennie, Deon, Deonn, Deonys, Dervon, Devan▼, Deven▼, Deveon, Devin▼, Devine, Devinn, Devion, Devlon, Devon▼, Devron, Devyn▼, Devynn, Dewonn (see Dejuan), Deyon, Dionte, Donne, Dontae, Donte▼, Dontey, Duante, Dumont, Durante, Javonte▼, Jonte, Lamonte, Lavante, Lavonte and Monte▼. These names tend to be more commonly used than Devonte.


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