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RazBerryBeret's Journal
Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion (1/22-2007 thru 12/14/2010)
Sun Nov 07th 2010, 10:12 AM After listening to Repub after Repub defending the Bush tax cuts, I'm frustrated and angry. Why hasn't someone laid it out in simple terms, stating the reasons the tax cuts were given:
Because the Wealthy need more money to buy more "luxury" high ticket items that would stimulate the economy. Because the Wealthy were the ones who were creating jobs for us non-wealthy peons. Neither of those have happened. They didn't hold up their end of the bargain. They lost their chance. Continuing them just makes us stupid. Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion: Presidential (Through Nov 2009)
Wed Nov 05th 2008, 08:08 PM with their Obstetrician after they deliver their babies.
Something about the man who is "in charge" of such a miracle as bringing a new baby into the world, mixed with the hormones. Well, I'd like to name this guy the SEXIEST MAN ALIVE today: Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion: Presidential (Through Nov 2009)
Sun Nov 02nd 2008, 07:48 PM I live in Ohio, the family went out of town today to visit my in-laws. While we were out we got 4 messages. 2 from the Republican campaign---one that used Hillary saying that Obama isn't ready and one that "warned" me about Obama's economic plans. 2 were from the Obama campaign, one to remind me that tuesday is the election, pretty generic, the second was from Michelle Obama telling me how important this election is, how America needs a change and ended with a message of the address of my polling place--very informative. I was struck (again) by how negative one campaign is and how "helpful and positive" the other one is. Neither of Obama's messages even mentioned McCain while the Republicans only message was to scare me into not voting for Obama.
Interesting. and someone stole my Obama yard sign while I was gone. Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion: Presidential (Through Nov 2009)
Sun Oct 26th 2008, 11:57 AM John McCain on MTP today:
He also dismissed criticism about the Republican Party spending $150,000 on her wardrobe at high-end retailers. "She lives a frugal life, she and her family are not wealthy, she and her family were thrust into this," McCain said. "She is a role model to millions and millions of Americans." This from Time Magazine: Sarah Palin and her husband have pieced together a uniquely Alaskan income that reached comfortably into six figures even before she became governor, capitalizing on valuable fishing rights, a series of land deals and a patchwork of other ventures to build an above-average lifestyle. Add up the couple's 2007 income and the estimated value of their property and investments and they appear to be worth at least $1.2 million. That would make the Palins, like Democratic vice presidential rival Joe Biden and his wife Jill, well-off but not nearly as wealthy as multimillionaire couples John and Cindy McCain and, to a lesser extent, Barack and Michelle Obama. One measure of financial health: While there is a home loan, Palin reported no personal credit card debt on her most recent financial report as Alaska governor. That compares to average household credit card debt among Americans of $9,840 last year. Ok...so assets over a million bucks and no credit card debt? John McCain calls this NOT WEALTHY??? what a crock!! Maybe she has no credit card debt because she can get the RNC to give her $150,000 for clothing, makeup and hair?? or better yet, since she has no credit card debt, why couldn't she go out and charge a few suits? Isn't that what we would have to do? And they can get away with calling Obama an elitist? then try to align themselves with the common folks??? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/10/26/m... http://www.time.com/time/politics/article/... Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion (1/22-2007 thru 12/14/2010)
Fri Oct 24th 2008, 05:24 PM I just heard this woman being interviewed/taking questions on a local radio station, I had to come home and google to read more about it...
She said she has been banned for life from entering any UDF...and she has gotten a threatening phone call. THIS is bullshit. http://www.theotherpaper.com/articles/2008... This story makes me wanna go in a UDF with ALL my Obama gear on!!! Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion (1/22-2007 thru 12/14/2010)
Tue Oct 21st 2008, 06:29 AM Here in central Ohio we had another company let most of their people go yesterday. It was a family business, been here for decades. Value City Department Stores if you've heard of it--locations mostly in the NE US. I worked there in the marketing department for two years. I quit almost exactly a year ago to freelance for another corporation. I quit mostly because of the stress of lay offs every 6 months, the rumors, no feeling of security.
The entire marketing department except for 1 person was let go. that's about 12 of my friends, all great people with families, houses, cars. Some of those people had been there for 14 years. They were all let go with no severance, paid through the end of the day and insurance only till the end of the month. The suckiest part (IMO), the CEO was given notice about 3 months ago that he was fired effective in January 09. He OF COURSE got a severance package, he will be paid his 1 million dollar a year salary for 18 months and he will have his health insurance for 18 months. Sign of the times? I feel so bad for all my friends, at this time of the year.... Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion (1/22-2007 thru 12/14/2010)
Sat Oct 18th 2008, 09:52 AM Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion (1/22-2007 thru 12/14/2010)
Thu Oct 16th 2008, 09:12 PM I was hoping Obama could turn this statement around, McCain has used it in each of the debates, last night:
MCCAIN: "The fact is that businesses in America today are paying the second highest tax rate of anywhere in the world. Our tax rate for business in America is 35 percent. Ireland, it's 11 percent. Where are companies going to go where they can create jobs and where they can do best in business? We need to cut the business tax rate in America. We need to encourage business." Obama could turn it around and say that if they are American Companies, they should do business in America. Going overseas so they can make more money is indicative of the corporate greed that has caused our economy to falter. That is not very Patriotic. I think Americans are ready for a message like that, remember when WalMart was all "made in America" and it was a big deal? Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion (1/22-2007 thru 12/14/2010)
Mon Oct 13th 2008, 08:17 PM In my previous job, last year, I was an Art Director for a small Department Store. The majority of my work was for the circulars in the Sunday Papers. We used models from all the major cities. One of my very favorites was a male model named Roman. He is the nicest man in the world, and really good looking. I told him last fall he looked a lot like Barack Obama. He said he'd heard that before. I teased him that he was eventually gonna have a hard time walking through airports.
I saw him on the cover of a Seattle fashion magazine where they were doing a spoof of the Presidential candidates in Armani. He was, of course Barack. I just ran across this video on YouTube He's playing the part of Barack to Tyra Banks playing Michelle. See what you think, my hubby says Roman looks nothing like Obama...I happen to think Roman is better looking, but less Presidential, of course... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etrJ71ZRoyY I have a feeling Roman is going to be very busy for the next 4 years!!!! Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion: Presidential (Through Nov 2009)
Sun Oct 12th 2008, 09:20 AM A minister delivering the invocation at John McCain�s rally in Davenport, Iowa Saturday told the crowd non-Christian religions around the world were praying for Barack Obama to win the U.S. presidential election.
�There are millions of people around this world praying to their god�whether it�s Hindu, Buddha, Allah�that his opponent wins, for a variety of reasons. And Lord, I pray that you will guard your own reputation, because they�re going to think that their God is bigger than you, if that happens,� said Arnold Conrad, the former pastor of Grace Evangelical Free Church in Davenport. Here are some other quotes by this "man of god"... http://www.daylife.com/words/Arnold_Conrad Here is his email address, I'm sending him an email right now: email@example.com Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion: Presidential (Through Nov 2009)
Sun Oct 05th 2008, 06:26 PM Just got back from the Obama rally in Columbus Ohio held at the Ohio State University. It was packed! we heard from John Glenn, Michael Coleman (our democratic mayor) and a few other local Dem. candidates. Bruce was awesome! his speech was heartfelt and sincere. Here are some photos:
the line was HUGE but it moved fast: shot of the crowd: A genuine American Hero; John Glenn Springsteen on stage: Springsteen: Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion: Presidential (Through Nov 2009)
Fri Oct 03rd 2008, 10:23 PM (what a team...) Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion: Presidential (Through Nov 2009)
Sun Sep 28th 2008, 10:45 AM Fredericksburg, VA.
note the red banner running across the bottom "voter registration soaring in region!!! Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion: Presidential (Through Nov 2009)
Fri Sep 26th 2008, 07:00 PM what would you ask?
I saw this Q on the CNN site and I knew right away what I would ask. Stemming from a growing concern of mine -- since I live in Ohio. I would ask Obama: If, on election day, the exit polls had you winning by close to a 10% margin, but when the actual results came in you lost by 5%; what would you do? Would you concede, would you investigate, do you have a team ready to handle this situation? What would YOU ask? Posted by RazBerryBeret in General Discussion: Presidential (Through Nov 2009)
Sun Sep 21st 2008, 11:27 AM ok, guess that's just my opinion...but I plan on order a few of these over at Buzzflash.com
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There is only one thing that comes close to how much I love Summer
& that is HOW MUCH I FREAKING LOVE THE HOLIDAY SEASON!
I love Thanksgiving, I love all of December, I love decorating shit, I love making ornaments, I fucking love love love Christmas music, I love themed cocktails, I love wearing big coats over tiny dresses, I love being wished a thousand happy Hanukkahs, I LOVE Christmas & I sort of love New Year's.
But I hate shopping during the holidays.
That's the fucking worst idea ever.
Especially when you don't know the person well.
You're like clawing your way through the mall,
navigating through a Disneyland crowd on PCP.
How are you supposed to see that perfect gift
while you're busy getting struck head-on by 4-wheel drive strollers?!
So, in the spirit of the season, I decided to make a Holiday Gift Guide so that moms, dads, friends & unacquainted cousins could get an idea as to what to get that very special, weirdly sophisticated dumb asshole that drinks too much in their family for Christmas/Jewish Week this year.
So, press play on this delightful Dent May holiday jam & get to reading! You only have like, 26 days left to figure out how to get all this shit under my tree.
Bandit Cabernet $8
Wine in general is a good idea but a personal affordable favorite is Bandit boxed wine. It's delicious & more eco-friendly so you can drink it & pretend you're not such an asshole. Also: there is 33% more wine because it's in a box. Also: great for Ross testing!
Wine Away $18.50 (pack of two)
Jeffrey Campbell Lita's $159.95
Give your spritely little friend the extra five inches she's always dreamed of with these incredibly cute, chic & incredulously comfy Jeffrey Campbell's. If we're going to be real here, these shoes have changed my life & I have been stomping around in them for weeks acting like I'm the queen of something.
I was recently introduced to this stuff when my hairdresser used it for my last photoshoot. Contrary to popular belief, I actually have very thin hair, just a lot of it. This volumizing powder not only gave me the perfect amount of poof, but also gave my hair that awesome just-outta-the-ocean feeling & I didn't have to wash it for days (which means a lot to hustlers with little time on their hands).
Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? by Mindy Kaling $25
I don't know what you people want from me. I will continue to rave about this book for forever. Buy it for someone this holiday season. You have to. Not gifting this to a lovely lady is a fucking crime against humanity.
R29 + Samudra Beach-Inspired Pouches $60
Okay. OK. These are actually just on my Christmas list since @etoilee8 tweeted them at me this morning & I was just like, "DAMN. SOMEONE BETTER GET ME ONE." Like, for real. A beach scene. That I can put stuff in. What more could I possibly want in the universe besides a ranchion?! (Note: A ranchion is a ranch-mansion, which is like a mansion but a little more cozy & welcoming.)
Since you pay weekly, this could be either pretty cheap or really expensive but anyone who reads me on the reg' knows I'm obsessed with Community Supported Agriculture. I rep them so hard on the internet & in real life. Basically, for $25 a week you get two bangin' big ass bags of local, organic produce. That is so much cheaper than buying it at the grocery store! And $3 of every purchase goes to your local school district. Plus you just pick it up. I've heard that this is best in California where we grow tons of stuff year round, but I know my friends in New Mexico love it too! Great for parents. They will think you're looking out for your own health & not drinking yourself to sleep on a regular basis.
Did you read the thing? Hello, duh, yeah, this is for Marissa A. Ross'. It's very reminiscent of my favorite HST quote plus I live in Wildfox because I'm a spoiled bitch & it's the best. Give your favorite spoiled bitch this shirt so we can be spoiled bitches together (until I steal this from her & we're mortal enemies).
Herbal Ecstasy $20
I just got this in Santa Cruz at the Happy High Herbal Store. They specialize in "legal party alternatives". As someone who has enjoyed (not saying I condone!) recreational drug use in their day but doesn't have the time to deal with a three day depletion of serotonin, I was intrigued. Does it work? No idea. I haven't tried it yet but who cares? Even if you don't orgasm off sucking on Skittles & rubbing Vick's Vapo-Rub all over your face, at least you will be putting a good laugh in someone's stocking.
Betsy Johnson Darling Diamond Thigh Highs $18
I just think these are really versatile in the fact that they could go from seduction-to-snuggle. First, you have them on with some pumps & a cute dress. After everyone loses interest in clothing & disregards their shoes & ruffle some sheets, you can throw on a comfy sweater & your cute undies & hit the couch in these. They're like pants but sexier.
T by Alexander Wang Knit Crew Neck Pullover $195
Who knows? Maybe this is the comfy sweater I was talking about! I just think every girl needs a good black sweater they could wear everyday if they wanted to. I like to buy mine a size or two too large & feel like I'm swimming in warmth.
Wool Blanket around $30
I'm sure I'm being totally not politically correct in calling these wool blankets "Mexican Blankets" but I feel like you totally know what I'm talking about now. I got this amazing one in my favorite color at my local hipster "general" store. I keep it on my couch where I snuggle it for hours while watching Storage Wars.
Demeter Suntan Lotion Perfume $6 – $39.50
It's like being at the beach all year round! Okay, so this stuff doesn't smell like coconut but it does smell like your mom's Hawaiian Tropic from the late eighties which I LOVE. All you'll need is one of those one pieces that barely covers your crotch & completely misses your hips & you'll be set.
Hennessy $35
Because all us egomaniacal fiends really want to be rappers on the inside (sometimes).
Crosley Record Player $100+
I got one of these a couple years ago & I love it. They're super stylish plus they come with speakers built in! Sure they kind of suck in terms of speakers but awesome when you don't want to throw down for a whole sound system/want a gift for a girl who probably doesn't give a shit about sound systems anyway.
The Doors, Self-Titled on vinyl $8+
I'm sure there are people out there frowning on this choice, but seriously, fuck you. It is not my fault that you have never been drunk on a hot summer day in Los Angeles. Anyone who doesn't "get" The Doors, that's all they need to do. Get super wasted in the heat of LA & suddenly The Doors make sense. I know this because everyone in LA is not from LA and they're like "WTF" until I show them the light. This is my personal favorite Doors album. It's so classic, super sexy & mad fiendish. I just want to get into a bottle & a bunch of trouble with it. Another great choice: Waiting For The Sun.
Tangents about booze & sex. Can't get much more Marissa A. Ross than that.
MAC Wet, Wild & Wonderful PlushGlass $18.50
I CAN'T LIVE WITHOUT THIS! It's my favorite lipgloss in the world. It's not too dark with the quintessential amount of glimmer & tons of shine. Only downsides: it will ruin wine glasses & the faces of those you're making out with. Oh well. Occupational hazards exist, ya'all.
Corkscrew Keychain $3 – $10
Do you know how many times people like me are in situations where they need a corkscrew but left the travel one from the Hilton in their other clutch? ALL THE TIME. That's why this is a really affordable & smart gift!
Family Members' Left Over Pharmaceuticals
For you broke, soulless types with access to your elderly-people relatives' medicine cabinets or recent wisdom-teeth-losing younger siblings who haven't discovered the recreational uses of Vicodin yet.
So, that's it!
Unless you know where to get a bikini made of a hundred dollar bills?


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AFTER missing out on a spot in this season's Shoalhaven Cricket Association one day final, Nowra has vowed to go one better tonight at Nowra Showground. Its plan is to defeat Bomaderry and booking a place in the February 3, Kiteley's Roofing Twenty20 final.
Nowra team captain Michael Coulter said his team is extra motivated to claim the Twenty20.
"We were pretty disappointed when we didn't make it to the one-day finals so we are determined to claim the T20 crown," he said.
Coulter was not fazed about meeting fellow competition front runner Bomaderry in the semi-final, stating that Nowra has been the team setting the benchmark in this year's fast-paced
20 over competition.
"It doesn't matter if we run into Bomaderry in the semi-final or the final they are still a team we need to beat,"
he said.
"We [Nowra] have set the bar pretty high over the past couple of matches by
getting past the 200 runs mark and
hopefully we can do that again tonight against Bomaderry."
The competition's top two teams have only crossed paths once this year and the result was a round six, nail biter as Nowra's comfortable chase of an achievable 90 run total crumbled with its tail-end, falling just six runs short.
Coulter said the Bomaderry danger men will once again be Scott Fagerlund, and Blake Munilla with the bat and John Muggleton and Stu Jeffries with the ball.
"They have a few good seamers so our plan will be to keep the run rate ticking along for the first 12 overs and then pick it up in the last eight overs."
Tonight's Kiteley's Roofing Twenty20 semi-final gets underway at 5pm with the Nowra v Bomaderry match at Nowra Showground and the Shoalhaven Ex-Servicemen v Berry match at Hayden Drexel Oval.
The final is scheduled for Sunday February 3, where the decider will be preceded by an exhibition match from the Australia blind cricket team.


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So i was talking with some friends the other day about HOME. I have one friend who is a beta tester and he has been keeping us up on whats going on there. sounds and looks cool, when i got my hands on it, it seemed like sony still had a lot of work to do. BUT it was GOOD! That was probably close to a yr since then, well when ever it came out. Im sure it has came along way, my question on this is one that my clan and i have been discussing.
Will the Home open beta, be fully open or is it a invite only deal? (you would have to be invited into Home from a beta tester already there). Or is it going to be a psn deal? I think sony would do a invite deal but maybe allow like 5 invites per tester, or just one invite but then in a few weeks let it out into psn.
So what do you think? and im sure a post has came and gone on this matter, and i thank you for the help on getting me to # 5 post.
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"Who's got it better than us?" the man shouted.
"Nobody!" everyone in the bar chanted.
Well, almost everyone. I was caught off guard by the call and response chant. Plus, I couldn't understand what anyone was saying. It all sounded like gibberish to me.
"What did that guy say?" I whispered to my wife.
I hoped no one heard me. I didn't want to be exposed as the new 49ers fan that I am.
"It's a 49ers thing," my wife said.
"I get that, but what did they say? I can't make out the words," I said. "I want to join in the fun."
My wife told me what was being said and I assured myself that I would be ready to join in the next time the cheer started.
"Who's got it better than us?" the guy asked minutes later.
"Nobody!" everyone shouted.
Again, that would be everyone except me. As much as I wanted to be in with the crowd, I couldn't get the timing right. I was a little too late in my response. This cheering for the 49ers was proving harder than it looked.
I usually watch football games at home, but for the NFC championship game I decided to go out and watch the game with scores of San Francisco fans.
So, my wife and I went to Pudley's Tavern & Grill in San Carlos. We grabbed a table, ordered burgers and drinks, and sat back, ready to enjoy the game.
This was my first time watching a 49ers game at a sports bar and I desperately wanted to fit in with the 49ers fans at the bar. I was wearing the 49ers sweatshirt my wife gave me, so I looked the part of a fan. But, obviously, I was clueless as to my obligations as far as cheering was concerned.
That afternoon proved to be the most fun I've had watching a football game in a long time. I've gone to sports bars to watch Ohio State football games with various OSU alumni groups. But that was years ago and I seemed to have forgotten how much fun you can have watching a football game with people who are passionate about their team.
For most of the first quarter, the atmosphere in Pudley's was subdued. With the 49ers down 17-0, very few people seemed to be in the partying mood. By halftime spirits seemed to have improved and talk had turned to the comeback that the 49ers were making.
In the second half, the mood in the bar was decidedly more upbeat. That's when the call and response cheering started. As I said I missed the first few chants, but by the 5th time the chanting started, I was in on the fun.
The cool thing about watching a game at a place like Pudley's is that everyone seems to be on the same page. The fumble on the one-yard line led to a collective groan from everyone, including me. And when Frank Gore ran for the TD that put the 49ers up the place exploded with cheering.
"Who's got it better than us?" the guy shouted
"Nobody!" everyone shouted.
After the game, high fives were exchanged like they were going out of style. The crowd proved to be exciting people to watch a 49ers game with.
Later, when my wife and I walked to the car, we smiled at each other. We had had a fun afternoon.
"Who's got it better than us?" I asked her as I drove home.
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I agree with you on the Bones Brigade Autobiography. I was hyped up to buy it thinking it would be unbelievable. I had seen the IMDb rating was fairly high for it aswell. It was basically a remake of Dogtown and the Z-boys. And how many more docos is Stacey Peralta going to make? He needs some severe experience before he slaps one out on the shelf again. All the footage, pictures and faces I could have seen online or in previous 80s releases from Powell-Peralta. Enough of my rant..
Has anyone seen 'Rising Son' the Christian Hosoi doco?
I was going to buy it, but won't untill I know it's worth it.-
Rising is an awesome Doco! so is Waiting for Lightning!
Summarised my thoughts about the BB thing perfectly. Anyone who bought the DVD or decks and weren't satisfied – what were you expecting.???
The Doco needed to happen and despite anyones take on it, it needed to be Stacy's project.I'm appreciative of it and the reissues- I enjoy it for what it's but I'd rather watch the old powell videos and remember things the way me and my friends experienced them. That goes for Sean Clivers disposable books too- I threw mine away and rounded up some old california cheap skates catalogs- thats how I experienced skateboarding, I could have cared less about the drama between sma and powell. It's sort of interesting now but as kids we didn't know or care what was going on.
Man, I could listen to Rodney Mullen talk all day. Couldn't you? That was the highlight of the movie. He's a little "funny" (probably autistic) but absolutely brilliant. Did you see his TED talk on youtube?
If you liked Rodney's TED talk, perhaps you'll like this interview he gave last summer at the Smithsonian
Thanks so much for posting that Betsy. Really intetesting stuff.
I guess everyone knew Mountain was bad at everything,and Mcgill did not want anyone one the team besides himself,and Cab was deserted by his father, I am rather dissapointed at all of you. The movie was good enough for me it should have been good enough for you. Chloe your are just plane wrong. I would advise you not to see Rising Son it is a documetery about Christian Hosoi,it has skateboarding in it so it is kinda like the Gator Documentery it documents the life of a skater. Sighned Rambiling Grover
Hm Grover. Yes, I did know all of those things. It was obvious in the original videos that McGill was kind of a prick that nobody else really liked. And the Mountain stuff? That's been mentioned in numerous other videos throughout the years. Fruit of the Vine maybe? So yeah, there was precious little new info in there. The movie was OK, maybe a 5 out of 10, but it should have been a 9. And there is really no comparison between this movie and the Gator or Hosoi docs. Like you say, those document the real life of skaters, warts and all, just like the Duane Peters doc did. They weren't glossy, "look how great we are" productions like the Bones Brigade one was.
But who knew they had such emotional range? I think at least three of them cried!
I had a white Natas with the Panther Graphic and the original shape. I loved that thing!
ugh, Mullin is an overrated, self-absorbed victim. Just because he thinks before he speaks and delivered one video-taped lecture verbalizing the obvious does not make him a genius. What an over-used word. Why is the bar so low? An audience of drop-outs?
I'm assuming that you've never seen any of his video parts over the last 10 years. Genius doesn't even begin to describe it.
Another brilliant Watch!
I appreciate your column more and more as the years go on. I'm thrilled you take the time and have been at this for so long. Cheers and Thank You Neil…. Amazing to see the Muska deck at $900 and a kendall for $800!! I wish i would have lucked out and stumbled across that deal. That Roskopp 4 is really a rare one i would imagine it would have went more if it had indy's on it….Have to say the price of t-shirts blows my mind. $800 for that Texas shirt is amazing. I wonder how much a "I Hate Rocco" shirt would go for…Thank's again for archiving this information.
Great read thanks Neil…reader comments are the best bit! Poeple getting a bit wound up!
Right on Neil.
Killer stuff as usual. Thanks! -
What interests me about this stuff is the prices, compared to something else. I guess I love skating even more than fishing, which is saying a hell of a lot, but I find it weird that these mostly puerile period pieces fetch way more than genuinely beautiful-to-the-eye Yoe Yee(or other hard to find) marlin lures, that feature finely balanced heads that have lead inserts artfully covered with abalone shell, encased in resin, which only top out at about $200 ever… even though marlin fishermen feature many wealthy fucks amongst them. But I guess they didn't get rich by not being cheap bastards… and once deployed, those get the shit knocked out of them worse than skateboards even. I guess what I'm getting at is that it seems weird that those (regardless of whether they have never seen the light of day) don't generate nearly as much of a just-collectors market… if the prices are any indication. Maybe because more aging marlin fishermen are still looking forward, or are just getting started even. (I know it isn't because marlin fishermen aren't as dumb, cuz they are, with a bullet.)
A prequel to the BB doc would be welcomed… Ray Bones, Scott Foss, David Z, Teddy Bennett, Jami Godfrey, Mike Jeziolowski, Bob Reeves-
must be Tom G. Nobody else would know Cherry Hill/Easties like that! Fuck yeah man! kink sink for life
I totally agree, but then again, I did hear someone say something to the likes of "Those who know, know, and those who don't know, don't need to know."
My point is I enjoyed it. If you guys know everything about all this stuff in the movie don't go. I knew none of it. I knew the history of gator but still enoyed the movie. To quote the great Chet Chidress. "You skate you win" I am happy to see this Haus Of Neil Everytime. Keep up the good work.
I'm with Grover. I absolutely loved it. I started skating in '87, so I knew most of the stuff, but I thought it was cool to see "my memories" from their perspective. Bone Brigade changed my life. No lie.
I enjoyed Rising Son as well, but the Gator doc was horribly depressing, hated it. Probably should have seen that coming though huh?
Love your work Neil! Thanks for the time!
Auntie Larry feels skateboarding should stop fondling itself for awhile. We've been saturated with saccharine self-congratulations since the Zboyz. Let it lie. Auntie Larry highly recommends you 'Fuck Your Heros.' Let the past die. Move on and be here now, hippy. This is a one way journey and your history is an illusion. Stop grasping after nothing. Furthermore, you will die and you're not taking your deck collection with you. All that matters is how many axles you will grind through before it happens.
Actually you could! A coffin made out of old decks. Better yet, a coffin made out if skull skates coffin decks!
While Auntie Larry would prefer a Tibetan Sky Burial, he does approve of this.
Do not bury me or Fitz in anything but a smoldering longship (or an F150).
Mad at the guy who sold the signed bones brigade deck? it's not like he put a BIN of $2000 on it and put a gun to someones head. Anyone who payed attention had a chance to grab one for $500 when they made them available. They took a few days to sell out and then a second round was offered a few weeks later. Don't feel sorry for the guys who "really" wanted one. the guys that really wanted one followed the rumors of brigade reissues for years, then months, and were in line to get whatever was offered in october and then waited a few more months for the goods to actually arrive.
or are still waiting for the goods to arrive
Yes, mad at him. he bought it for no other reason but to flip it. He didn't care about the bones brigade or about collecting. he bought it purely to turn it next day for the maximum profit. That's the equivalent of the scalper buying all the tix for the big game or gig at face value then selling them on at a ridiculous profit.
No I hear you, it's lame for sure, but with 19 bids theres room to share the blame w/ those who joined in on the madness imho
glad I wasn't the only one that didn't like the bones brigade doc.
Interesting subject matter, though it moved quite slowly. Mullen's parts were the most compelling–man, that guy is intense–as were Mountain's bits.
And as mentioned numerous times, Fred Durst is a fucking tool, and belongs in nothing to do with skateboarding. Ever.
Lance says Durst skates or skated anyway.
Yeah, but he's emblematic of mall-metal, jock-rock, and the wholesale commercialization of skate-culture. Then again, Powell Perelta were pretty much doing the same thing, so maybe his cameo wasn't that out-of-place.
Bro .. totally agree with your comments on the Bones Brigade deck. Too bad people are greedy.
Man that mountain future prim went for bug bucks!!
But damm sexiest colour imo!
Very nice -
TIP- You can get rid of the shrink wrap marks on Powell reissues using casein paint. wipe on a thin coat, let dry (30-40 seconds) and wipe off with a damp cloth or paper towell. You get casein in $5 tubes from art supply stores online. Color isn't important since your not actually painting with it but brownish earth tones are safe, thats what I've used. For some reason it did not work on a SC grabke reissue i tried, so obviously they use a different type of clear coat. On my yellow chris miller reissue it removed the marks from the graphic but not the yellow background. But 100% effective on every powell reissue I've tried. Hope this helps someone, I stumbled upon this trick by accident.
Auntie Larry has a TIP for you, Joe. You can mount these things called wheels and trucks on your 'collectible art piece,' and make a 'skateboard out of it.' Then, find the closest curb and get rid of those shrink wrap marks once and for all, while making those graphics look even better. Auntie Larry hopes this 'TIP' actually helps someone use a skateboard for skateboarding.
I actually like your tip better than mine
I loved the Bones Doc. and for that matter couldn't wait until it arrived in the post! I got a yellow T-shirt with which I wear when I skate, I've been wanting one of those for years! I enjoyed the documentary! It had Metallica in it and it well I thought it was great! I will say it's too bad people try to profit on something special like the signed sword and skull deck but hey life's pretty weird sometimes. Stacey thanks for the documentary(if you read this) I enjoyed every bit of it!
Another great column by Neil– thanks as per usual and thanks for the comments on the BB documentary. Not that I want to defend Stacy, but it is NOT a documentary. It is an autobiography, defined clearly in its title. So Stacy can say whatever he wants and film whomever he wants and pretty much do whatever he wants because he is making an autobiographical film. These are his memories, his recollections, and his selection of narrators to tell his story. Most autobiographies are never 100% accurate; their value lies in presenting a distinct, personal, often-biases, and usually slanted point of view.
Stacy Peralta is not cool. He never was. His documentaries are self-masturbatory and pathetically over-emotional. The "Bones Brigade" is old new. Those who don't know, don't care and those who know, don't really care either. I've been skating for 25 years and have no desire to see this circle jerk wank-fest! Same goes for Danny Way's "doco".
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Agreed! Also, how many documentaries can Perelta make about himself?
Your moniker is redundant, "self-masturbatory" is redundant, "jerk wank-fest" is redundant… you're as redundant as Stacy's stories.
Using the word redundant more than once in the same sentence is, well, you know…
Repetitive?? Not exactly a synonym, Alanis.
Movie was boring… eBay Watch is much better!
phil c. -you must be realy good and cool
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Mate ur an idiot!These guys were kids that turned alllll our collecting and allllll our decks on our walls at home into legendary pieces of wood!
Grow up and respect what they did and what they made skateboarding into!
Andrew, Auntie Larry suggets you learn some respect your self. First of all start respecting your dear old mother. She wants to put her water colours up on the wall but since you moved back in, you're toy collection prohibits this. Andrew, you are a grown man who lives with his mum. You could at least use your toys instead of ruining her house with their display.
AS IF the clowns paying thousands for these are destitute slackers. Get a job, Auntie Larry.
Bloody Hell, Mate! Yer mum's flat smells a pish an wanking! Whae the fuck are yae ta tell ma Auntie her shite nae smells magic?
Fuck off and give tha other bairns a chance tae play with yer bloody antique toys.
Brevity nae is the soul of it?
There's nae a soul left, mate.
Auntie Larry, is like 'Right Said Fred.' ie. Too Sexy For A Job.
Then you're probably too sexy to pay too much for a deck. But you may not be Too Sexy for your Mom.
Oh you did not go there, girlfriend. Mmmmm, he got told!
mate no idea what you idiots are on about to be honest.
pretty poor the amount of people dis-respecting the very guys decks we all collect…..think about it you trippers.-
There comes a point when collecting is a wank-fest. I love seeing all the old stuff I've owned, ridden to death, and learned from.
But fuck the attempts to cash in on my nostalgia. I'd gladly pay a fair price for a real-deal piece of history, and I'd gladly pay a WHOLE LOT LESS for a reissue I can set up, and fuck around on.
However, I will never pay top-dollar for reissued crap, and I resent the attempts by Self-Serving Stacy to tug on my heart strings and loosen my wallet.
The 'eighties were great, but that equipment is rudimentary, and cheap to make–especially these days. Ergo, it's not worth more than a current industry-standard deck, unless it's really, actually, bonafide old.
And limited reissue-runs to drive up price are Sleazy Market Manipulation, and nothing more.
Andrew, Auntie Larry is bloody right this time, you know. I just can't take it the skulls and flames and demons staring down at me anymore. It's about time you got a job and found yourself a nice Shelia and got the hell out of my house. Before, you do, be a luv and put the kettle on. I could murder a cuppa.
And of course an 80s medium would be like a xs today. Because we are all fat assess! -the gov't did this in '92 to prevent low life meat heads from getting laid, baggy shirts hide any hint of muscle
Dude, my '92 Blind jeans still get me laid…
62 comments so far! I love the comments section. Some fair debate on the merits of the BB documentary and some plain old nonsense! Great stuff.
What jerkoff bought a '97 Muska for $900?
Cosign Niels sentiment about the Madrid Mike Smith. LOVE that blue dip, wow!! One thing though, it looks like the cut/shape of the board is uneven on the sides. One side cuts in a little lower than the other, at least in that pic.
*sorry, I meant Neil
The Jeff Phillips is a swirl not a Cosmic. The Cosmic was the mini version.
Anyone have a red stain one with yellow swirl that they wish to part with???I hate all this hate/love talk about the BB doco. I think it's great that we had an opportunity to watch a doco about skateboard in the 80s.
Great site Niel, your opinions are always good reading weather we all agree/disagree with them.
One last comment. On the subject of reissues.
Good luck to anyone that sells reissues for over inflated prices. As long as you advertise them honestly, let the mugs over pay for them.
They have to pushing up prices on originals, which is better for all of us.
I know the reason why people pay high prices for these boards – New buyers coming into the market just want old skool boards to put on their wall. They know that 99% of people that look at them (at their home) will not know the difference anyway. Only the serious collector will, and anyway they will not be selling them for quite a while. In that time the prices will surely rise to the point they will make their money back.
Rising prices are good for everyone that already owns rare boards.
WTF was Fred Durst and Ben Harper in the movie for – that was fucking annoying and clearly some ploy for Stacy to have some "Hollywood" names in it so he can up the "Value". And its funny how Stacy danced around the fact that Powell basically turned to SHIT after everyone left. And Stacy should get some acting lessons cause his almost "crying" was so fake and stupid.
The best part of the film was Mullen at the end describing how he developed a visual language…he's right. If it weren't for him who knows how long it would have taken for all these flip fuck tricks to be invented.
Nonetheless you can't deny that Stacy formed a super team and these guys are still around KILLING IT. Look at Lance, he skates better than ever. Look at Tony, he does tons for skateboarding (building parks everywhere). Look at Cab, still smiling and shredding everyday. Tommy G – REAL fucking skateboards. Rodney Mullen – Almost skateboards. These guys didn't quit skateboarding EVER they endured to this very day!
But these fools paying $200+ for reissue decks on ebay is ridiculous, dont they know they are gonna reissue the reissues again…
Quick comment to Stacy P;
"Nonetheless you can't deny that Stacy formed a super team"… oh so that what he was doing at the skateparks in the 70/80s. I saw him at pretty much every badass skatepark (Big O, Marina, Whittier, Colton, Oasis etc) starting in 79 and I have NEVER seen him actually skate. Seen him lurking baseball coach style though, plenty!The "team" (to me individuals w/o a "team" concept) were/are great, but Stacy's attempt to make some sort of team BS, glad that went away. Nice try Stacy, maybe next time just go skating instead (like especially at those rad skateparks of the 70s where you lurked).
The "real" Stacy came out clear and loud in Stoked, I quote:
"A lot of kids from 'broken homes' come to skateboarding….. I don't why, but they come".1. Divorce/single parent = broken home? F.U.Yuppie Scum as a reply?
2. The way he says it makes it seem as if skateboarding is something holy (agreed), but these _____ kids from broken homes come and destroy this holy thing….. WTF…… he (stacey) doesn't know why they come, but they do.
3. Brought up the question in my mind, who the F is this POS and WTF does he have to do with skateboarding?-
Lurking and courting young boys.
Muska missed that one…
I just got $95 for SkateBoarder Magazine Volume 5 No. 9 April 1979and $85 for SkateBoarder Magazine Volume 2 No. 2 Fall 1975
geeeezzzus, $179 for 2 magazines…I LOVE YOU EBAY!-
AWESOME, DUDE!!!!!! That $179 will last you forever! You're fricken' rich!!!
$180 for a about half a dozen shit's worth of reading? Auntie Larry likes it!
Is the Muska board the new chicken skull for 90′s kids? Looks like it!
stacy presented skateboarding in just the right way at just the right time for a certain group of kids like myself- I don't remember other guys doing that. I do remember other guys ripping off what Stacy did with film/skating and then making fun of him afterwards to look cool. If you don't like the doco don't watch it or share it with others who might not have skated during that time. Just keep telling yourself it was the coolest but you had to be there, but you weren't, so your not as cool as I was. Don't watch dogtown either because unless you were there it's of no interest to you or your kids and not worth finding out about. Better to let these things fade away with pogo balls and razor scooters.
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Sept. 26, 2007 Matt Lawrence recalled vividly the first time he carried the football in college. He was a freshman running back from Bloomfield, Conn., looking to fit in at the University of Connecticut in 2003. He was thrown into the breach in his first game, against third-ranked Virginia Tech, when starter Terry Caulley went down with a season-ending knee injury. So in front of a jam-packed crowd at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, Va., Lawrence, who had rushed for 1,950 yards on 130 carries as a junior at Bloomfield High, set out on his journey of self-discovery. "I was 18, and I [weighed] about 190 - soaking wet," Lawrence said. "You step out there in front of 85,000 people, and they were No. 3 in the nation at the time, and they called my number and, shoot, it was happening too fast for me to even be nervous at the time. "I get more nervous for some of my games now and I'm 22, but when I came out, I was 18 and I was like, 'I'm ready to go, I'm ready to go.' So, definitely, I was excited, but at the same time I didn't know what to expect. "I'd been waiting on the chance to get out there and show my stuff. That was pretty much my whole mind-set." And now? It's pretty much as it was then for Lawrence, who transferred to the University of Massachusetts in 2005 after languishing for two years in a UConn backfield crowded by Caulley and Cornell Brockington. "I wanted to be that featured back, you know?" Lawrence said. "I was splitting time with Brockington, and then Caulley was going to come back in 2004. We were going to be a three-man rotation, so I figured I was going have a better chance transferring to another D-1A school or coming down to 1-AA, or wherever I'd get the best opportunity to get on the field. UMass presented the best opportunity for me to get playing time." After serving as the blocking back for Steve Baylark last season, Lawrence finally has earned his turn as UMass's featured back and will be eager "to show what I've got" when he leads the 4-0 Minutemen, ranked second in the nation in the NCAA Playoff Subdivision, into Saturday's showdown against 12th-ranked Boston College (4-0) at Alumni Stadium.
"I really haven't been the main focus or the main running back at UConn or pretty much at UMass until this year," said the fifth-year senior, who has 517 yards to rank second in the Colonial Athletic Association and eighth in the nation with 129.3 yards per game. "I waited my turn and I finally got it and it feels great to be able to prove to yourself and everybody else what you can do." In last week's 38-7 romp over Maine, Lawrence established a career high with 176 yards rushing (which eclipsed by 2 his rushing total for last season) and scored three touchdowns. His first carry of the game was a 62-yard touchdown. "He ended up being our fullback last year for most of the year," said UMass coach Don Brown. "You talk about a selfless act, when you're used to being a tailback for most of your career. "But he's a big energy guy who always has a smile on his face. He just has that certain intangible, a certain charisma, that just uplifts the entire team. His attitude just translates so positively to the rest of the team." Brown said Lawrence's combination of size (6 feet 1 inch, 210 pounds) and speed (4.4 seconds in the 40) helped him make a seamless transition from fullback to tailback. "To be honest," the UMass coach said, "that fullback thing gave him a streak of toughness that's really served him well this season. When you're pounding it inside and taking on people as a blocker, there's no hiding when you're the fullback." Lawrence said he probably never would have realized his opportunity to headline UMass's rushing attack were it not for a twist of fate - not to mention his right knee, in his first game with the Minutemen in 2005. "It was the Richmond game, he goes for about 6 or 8 yards on his first carry and hurts his knee and is gone for the year," Brown said. "I twisted it up," Lawrence said. "I twisted it and had a bone bruise and a high ankle sprain." The injury wound up being a blessing in disguise when Lawrence spent the remainder of the season rehabbing as a redshirt. Had he not, his eligibility would have expired last season along with that of Baylark, who ended his career second on the school's all-time rushing list. "Thank God," Brown said. "You never look at an injury like it's a positive when it occurs, but, looking back, it separated them and allowed Matt to come back for another year after Steve left." Said Lawrence, "It definitely was [a blessing]. I wouldn't have been able to talk to you here right now. "It's just about competing and doing it every play and every snap and going hard." It's the only speed Lawrence has known since his first collegiate snap. "It was pretty mind-boggling, though, that first snap," said Lawrence, who drew his first start as a UConn freshman against North Carolina State and played as a sophomore against BC in a 27-7 loss in 2004. "The speed of the game was fast, it was real fast," he said. "I wasn't a slow guy, either. But, shoot, the last game I had played was in high school, and then to come out and play the No. 3 team in the nation, who had juniors and seniors who had been playing college ball for four and five years, you know, the speed was just crazy. "But it's nothing new to me now." |


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A little boy with a big Afro and even bigger heart has been growing out his hair for the past year for charity.
Last April, nine-year-old Nathan Lee went to see his pediatrician and noticed his doctor was completely bald. Pediatrician Dr. Denton Hirsh then explained that he had shaved his hair for Balding for Dollars, a community event that raises money for the BC Children�s Hospital Foundation.
Nathan had already been growing out his hair since September 2011 so he could get cornrows and was then inspired to raise money for the event. He and his doctor made a bet that if Nathan grew his hair, he would pledge $100. Hirsh ended up making a $400 donation.
After about a year and a half of boycotting haircuts, Nathan�s hair is about 10 inches long. He has also managed to raise $4,045, far exceeding his targeted $2,500.
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All their friends and family have reached out to the people they know to spread the word about the cause, including people they don�t know.
�A stranger just came up and went, �Wow, that�s some cool hair,� � said Lee.
Nathan was out shopping with his mother at the time and when he explained why he was growing out his hair, she immediately donated.
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While Nathan will be shaving it all off for the fundraising even, he won�t be sad to see it go.
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Nathan was exposed to charity work early on. When he was four years old, family friends went on a mission to Nicaragua and part of their work there was to visit orphanages. When Lee suggested that she and Nathan go through some of the things he didn�t use anymore, Nathan responded enthusiastically.
�I was quite surprised that as a four-year-old he was willing to give up toys,� Lee said.
�Nathan has always had a good heart,� added his dad, Randy. �He has always been a caring person.�
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BEND, Ore. – Two of the hottest-selling items in Tom Lewis' gun shop are a once-banned model of semiautomatic rifle and a series of palm-sized pistols easily stowed in a purse or coat pocket. Together, they represent a firearms industry on a tear, soaring while the rest of the country struggles through an anemic recovery.
President Obama – or more specifically, gun owners' fear of some still-phantom anti-gun agenda from his administration – has helped drive the industry's gains.
It's certainly not the only contributor but the Obama factor is large enough to raise the question of whether firearms manufacturing is a counterintuitive bright spot for the national economy, or another bubble waiting to pop.
The rifle leading sales is the AR-15, a civilian version of the military M16, and one of the weapons police say a shooter turned on a theater crowd in the Aurora, Colorado, killing 12. Some AR-15 models had been outlawed by the so-called assault weapons ban President Clinton signed but were legalized again when the ban expired under President Bush. Since then, domestic manufacturers have ramped up production and marketed the rifle aggressively for sport shooting, personal defense, and varmint hunting.
Sales of the AR-15 have been particularly strong, Lewis and shooting enthusiasts say, because gun owners worry it would be one of the first weapons Obama could attempt to prohibit.
The palm-sized pistols are .380 and 9mm calibers, favored by concealed weapons permit holders who want to be ready in the event that a similar shooter opens fire in their town; no one appears to have been packing one of them in that Aurora movie theater.
The rapid sales growth of those weapons, along with rounds of ammunition, has helped lead a surge in gun production and employment across America.
Lewis has owned his shop, Lost Creek Armory, for nearly 10 years, and worked in the gun-sales industry since 1989. His fast sales growth has cooled a touch lately but he expects it could rebound this fall, as Election Day nears. All told, he's never seen business as strong as it has been over the last four years, not even in the final days before the assault weapons ban took effect in the 1990s.
"It seemed like it ratcheted up to a higher level (of growth) and stayed there for a longer time," Lewis said.
Gun and ammunition sales surged in the run-up to Obama's election in 2008 and haven't eased since, according to a wide swath of government and industry data.
Companies that make, distribute, and sell firearms and ammunition added 23,000 direct jobs between 2008 and 2011 – a 30 percent increase, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation, an industry group. The industry's direct economic impact has doubled from $6.8 billion to $13.6 billion in that time, the group estimates.
Over the last two years, the two largest publicly traded American gun makers, Ruger and Smith & Wesson, have seen their stock prices climb by more than 150 percent each. Ruger told shareholders in May that its earnings nearly doubled from the first quarter of 2011 to the first quarter of 2012. It said it had temporarily stopped taking new orders, because its first-quarter orders had already surpassed orders from the entirety of 2011.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said this month that 6.4 million guns were manufactured in the United States last year, up from about 5.5 million in both 2010 and 2009. The FBI is on pace to run 17.8 million firearm purchase background checks this year – a number that does not necessarily translate one-to-one to gun sales – up from 16.4 million in 2011 and 14.4 million in 2010.
Broadly speaking, there are three reasons for the surge, according to industry groups, firearms enthusiasts, and retailers, such as Lewis.
Core gun customers are panicked that Obama will champion new restrictions on gun ownership – even though that fear has proven unfounded so far. A wave of state laws has allowed more people to carry concealed weapons legally, opening a new market for small pistols. And economic anxiety has spurred many people who have never owned a gun, particularly women and senior citizens, to buy one for the first time.
It's tough to tell from publicly available numbers which of those factors is the dominant one in driving firearms industry growth. If it's a rush of new concealed carry permit holders and home-defense purchases, that could represent a permanent broadening of the industry's customer base. If it's Obama-driven, and he loses in November – or wins but continues to show no sign of enacting new gun restrictions – the fervor could cool.
As Lewis, at least, is well aware.
"I don't want to convince myself this is how it's always going to be," he said. "Like the real estate market – things can change."
Correction: An earlier version of this story referred to the AR-15 as an automatic rifle. It is semiautomatic.
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Object Source: United Labor Party, Hamley Bridge Branch : Picnic and sports [poster]
Date of creation : 1934
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A picnic and sports day organised by the United Labor Party in Hamley Bridge probably as a fundraiser for the Party, but with attendance by the Labor Party brass band and the Member of Parliament F W Coneybeer. The band played several concerts during the course of the day and evening function and Coneybeer is listed as one of the performers in the Grand Concert. A variety of races were held including some for children and ladies, and some which were for Labor Party members only. The advertising in the left hand panel is for Adelaide as well as local businesses.
Posters are ephemeral, produced with a short life in mind, placed on hoardings, walls and posts to promote an event, then torn down and discarded. They provide information on an event and invite participation. The letterpress-only poster, like this one, had dominated advertising from the 15th century. It was relatively easy to produce with variations in typefaces and print size used to considerable effect.
Posters, when preserved, are also a record of their time: indicating the type of amusements of the period, the artists who are the star performers, even the individuals who by advertising on a poster are in effect sponsors of the event.
Making history: a history of the Australian Labor Party (S.A. Branch), 1891-1991 [editor, Clarrie Bell] Adelaide: The Herald, 1991
The power of the poster edited by Margaret Timmers London: V & A Publications, 1998
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As of Monday evening, 25 public schools are still without power following Friday's thunderstorms.
For the second day in a row, 25 Baltimore County public schools will be closed due to power outages caused by Friday's thunderstorms.
The school system closed 42 schools suffering outages on Monday. Since then, the number of affected schools was reduced to 25, according to a Baltimore County Public Schools news release.
Summer classes aren't in session until July 9, but schools are staffed for enrollment and other activities.
The following schools will be closed on Tuesday.
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Chadwick Elementary
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We at Sisarina tolerate a little bit of crazy.
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In which Long Beach State finally breaks through and Missouri breaks Baylor on its way out the door.
In which Long Beach State finally breaks through and Missouri breaks Baylor on its way out the door.
In which Championship Week produces some unexpected tournament winners, but K-State's overall profile remains relatively unchanged.
In which Long Beach State falls thisshort of a perfect conference record, while Alabama retreats back to its mediocre ways even as West Virginia stops the bleeding.
In which Alabama, Long Beach State and West Virginia provide the only RPI/SOS bright spots, while Charleston Southern, Loyola, North Florida and Southern Illinois all check out of the 2011-12 men's basketball season.
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In which K-State beats Baylor, several opponents notch BracketBusters wins, UTEP stuns Memphis and kinds of good things happen to the Cats' tournament profile.
In which West Virginia wins what might be the final Backyard Brawl, and virtually every other non-con opponent falls short once again.
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For some, the New Year fitness regime is about working off the Christmas indulgence. For others it's about working towards a goal, or an achievement like a marathon. Whatever your reason, we thought you'd appreciate discovering some expert tips on how to get fit for 2013.
Our Fitness for Everybody series with Matt Roberts, personal trainer to the stars, offers you and the whole family many great ways to get trim, fit and healthy. Essential reading and advice on jogging, exercising, eating and living longer. Our online fitness test will also help you measure and track your progress. Here is what is coming up over the next few weeks:
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Just grab a stopwatch, clear some space, pull up a chair and complete the five tests.
Your Fitness Index score will be a measurement between 1 and 100. The true sign of good fitness is to score evenly and highly across all disciplines.
You can improve your fitness level by following the fitness guides, created in partnership with Matt Roberts, free inside The Times all next week.
Take the fitness test now. Click on the tab above.
Saturday January 5: Core workout
How to lose half a stone in four weeks: Matt Roberts' month-long exercise plan will help turn your body into a fat-burning machine. PLUS - Matt's nutrition tips will show you how to keep the weight off forever
Monday January 7: Men's fitness special
How to lose the paunch in 4 weeks: the 8 exercises all men should do. PLUS - Matt's advice on how lose those Christmas moobs
Tuesday January 8: Women's fitness special
Four weeks to a better bum: How to tone your bottom in four weeks and Matt's 8 step glute workout. PLUS - Key tips and tricks for how to cinch your your waist
Wednesday January 9: Exercise for the over 60s
Matt's complete body strengthening programme. PLUS - How to improve your flexibility
Thursday January 10: Test your child's fitness
How many sit-ups can your 8-year old do? Can your teenager touch his toes? Matt takes you through the exercises to test and improve their fitness. PLUS - The team sports that really matter for your child
Friday January 11: How to stay lean forever:
Matt's weekly maintenance programme to keep you in shape for good. PLUS - All your fitness questions answered.
Saturday January 12: Get Fit To Run
Over the next six weeks Matt Roberts, personal trainer to the stars, will teach you all the tips and tricks you need to Get Fit To Run.
Get Fit to Run will cover the basics from good running technique, goal setting and motivation to schedules, preparation and how to deal with injuries and strains. In this episode Matt takes you through how to start running, how it affects your body and some of the key do's and don'ts.
Download your free podcast from Saturday January 12 at thetimes.co.uk/getfittorun
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