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Why we Built Segments
We built "Segments" to help you quickly identify the sections of your Adwords account that are doing particularly well and those that doing particularly poorly, as measured by CPA.
Before segments, you had to use Adwords' native "Dimensions" tab. But only a few dimensions were available and useful, and you had to calculate each CPA and how it compared to your CPA targets. Getting sub-segments of a segment was only possible via downloading an excel report and building a pivot table in Excel. You needed to be motivated and you needed to know specifically what you wanted to look at.
There was no easy way to explore CPA performance across various dimensions of your account.
Now, with segments, you'll immediately discover where to strategically reduce spend and where to allocate time & budget in your account so that you can grow conversions and reduce CPA.
Segment Types
These are the segment types we look at currently:
- Campaigns
- Networks
- Devices
- MatchTypes
- Hours of Day
- Day of Week
- City
- Country
- N-Gram "Root words": Top words, pair of words and trio of words found in search queries (a good explanation of what this is here.)
How to read the the graphs
Here, we're looking at the "Campaigns" segment type.
Each segment (colored block) represents a campaign in your account. You can hover over a block to see which segment (in this case, campaign) it is.
Here, there are 17 blocks in total, which means there are 17 campaigns. The length of the block represents its cost over the last 90 days. A big block means this segment represents a large portion of your account's cost.
A segment's color and position on the Y axis represents its "distance from the target CPA". So if a segment is at the top in the -40% green category, that means that its CPA is -40% or less than the target CPA -- it's a very efficient segment and you should look to grow it! (for example by expanding the KWs in that campaign and/or by increasing budget and bids.)
Inversely, if a segment is in the red +40% category, that means that its CPA is 40%+ higher than the target CPA. You should look to make that campaign more CPA efficient (for example by reducing bids, or pausing KWs entirely.)
If a segment is in the dark gray +/-10% category, it means that it's CPA is roughly in line with the target CPA -- it's between -10% lower and 10% higher than the target CPA.
If a segment is in the light gray "0 Conv." category, it means that it doesn't have any conversions and thus doesn't have a CPA. Note that if you see a very long bar in this category, that's a red flag -- it would mean a segment has a lot of spend, and no conversions -- that's probably not a good thing!
What the columns of the tables mean
This is the name of the segment. In the example above, it's a campaign called "Adwords automation". Pretty self explanatory :)
The cost of that segment over the last 90 days. In the example above, the campaign "Adwords automation" spent £1,064.84 in the last 90 days.
The number of conversions in that segment over the last 90 days. Note that the conversion types we include in "Conversions" is set in your campaign group settings. By default, we include all "include in conversions" conversion types.
Target CPA
This is the target CPA of the campaign group. If you haven't set a target CPA for this campaign group, we'll use the average CPA of the account. You can modify campaign groups and target CPA(s) in your client's client settings.
This is the CPA of the segment over the last 90 days. The calculation for CPA is: Segment Cost / Segment Conversions. In the example above, £1,064.84 / 15 = £70.99. The conversion types used are defined by your campaign group.
"Difference" is calculated with the following formula: (Target CPA - Segment CPA) / Target CPA. This represents the % difference between the segment's CPA and the target/average campaign group CPA. In the example above, we can see that the segment's CPA (£70.99) is -21.08% lower than the CPA target (£89.95).
A negative -XX% difference (green) means that the segment has a CPA that is XX% cheaper (better) than the campaign group average/target. A positive +YY% difference (red) means the segment is YY% more expensive (worse) than the average/target. A gray ZZ% difference, means that the segment's CPA is roughly in line (+/- 10%) with the average/target.
Note that this profit metric isn't really going to reflect your actual, real-life profit. Instead, it's a blend of CPA and conversion volume designed to help you quickly gauge the "importance" of a segment.
"Profit" is calculated with the following formula: (Target CPA - Segment CPA) * Segment Conversions. "Profit" is a measure of how much money you're earning/losing in a segment.
For a true Profit/Loss measurement, set your Target CPA to your break-even point. Your break even point is the amount per conversion when you make $0 profit. So if you sell widgets for $50 and after costs of $30, you make $20 per widget, your break even point is $20. If you pay Adwords $20 per widget sale, you make $0.
You can modify campaign groups and target CPA(s) at any time in a client's client settings.
To illustrate how profit/loss works, *pop quiz!*
Q: Which is better given a target CPA / break even point of $50: 10 conversions at $40 CPA, or 6 conversions at $30 CPA?
It's hard to tell right? You can tell by calculating "profit":
10 conversions at $40 CPA: profit = ($50 - $40) * 10 = $100
6 conversions at $30 CPA: profit = ($50 - $30) * 6 = $120.
A: So 6 conversions at $30 CPA is better.
Drilling down into a segment
By clicking a segment, you can drill down and identify the sub-segments and their performance within that segment. For example, we can click into our "Adwords automation" campaign to reveal the available sub-segments.
Here we can see that within the "Adwords automation" campaign, the search queries containing the word "adwords", "automation" and "automated" are doing well, but those that contain the word "google" aren't interesting. Overall, we should expand keywords in this campaign but avoid using the "google" in them.
Best and Worst Segments
At the top of the page, you'll see a 'Filters' button where you can view a summary of your best and worst performing segments. Click them to jump to more detail about them!
We hope you love segments and that it acts as an easy way for you to improve your account!


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2 Corinthians 11:30-12:6 New International Version (NIV)
30 If I must boast, I will boast of the things that show my weakness. 31 The God and Father of the Lord Jesus, who is to be praised forever, knows that I am not lying. 32 In Damascus the governor under King Aretas had the city of the Damascenes guarded in order to arrest me. 33 But I was lowered in a basket from a window in the wall and slipped through his hands.
Paul's Vision and His Thorn
12 I must go on boasting. Although there is nothing to be gained, I will go on to visions and revelations from the Lord. 2 I know a man in Christ who fourteen years ago was caught up to the third heaven. Whether it was in the body or out of the body I do not know—God knows. 3 And I know that this man—whether in the body or apart from the body I do not know, but God knows— 4 was caught up to paradise and heard inexpressible things, things that no one is permitted to tell. 5 I will boast about a man like that, but I will not boast about myself, except about my weaknesses. 6 Even if I should choose to boast, I would not be a fool, because I would be speaking the truth. But I refrain, so no one will think more of me than is warranted by what I do or say,
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Economists say the latest Great Recession ended in June 2009, yet unemployment remains above nine percent.
If a recession is marked by high unemployment, how can we possibly be having a recovery without more jobs?
"It's a complicated thing," says US Rep. Chaka Fattah (D-Pa., top right), and economics experts agree — there are a lot of factors at work in the economy's behavior today, some unique to this recession.
"The economy was so damaged, it's like having a patient that had a heart attack and a stroke at the same time," Fattah told KYW Newsradio recently.
Jobs are always what is called a "lagging indicator" — meaning they're the one of the last things to recover after a recession. But the amount of time it takes jobs to catch up has been getting longer with each downturn, and this one may set a record, according to Charles Plosser, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
"I wish I could forecast a faster improvement on unemployment," Plosser (middle right) said recently, "but it's going to take some time to resolve the difficult adjustments now under way in labor markets."
He says it could be years — and some might call him an optimist.
There are those who believe jobs may never recover because so many have been shipped overseas.
Eric Nelson, of the Philadelphia Workforce Investment Board, agrees to an extent: "There are some jobs that will likely not come back."
But Nelson (bottom right) also says he has seen an increase in the number of jobs available in Philadelphia — not enough to put everyone who was laid off in the recession back to work yet, but good jobs. And he believes more are coming.
The problem, he explains, is that the new jobs require skills that laid-off workers may not have. It's called 'skills mismatch' and, at this point in the recovery, it's a major factor in lagging employment.
There's also increased productivity: employers are doing more with fewer employees, with the help of technology.
But Nelson believes the economic expansion now taking place will overwhelm those factors.
"Being Americans, as we are, and maintaining our optimism, that trend is going to continue," he says.
Reported by Pat Loeb, KYW Newsradio 1060.


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Chapter 28: "The Ironmaster"
Summary: We are back in Chesney Wold with Sir Leicester and my Lady. Apparently various cousins with nothing better to do come by on occasion to try to mooch off them. Right after one of these gatherings, the housekeeper's son (who is 50 and called "The Ironmaster") comes to ask if his son can be engaged to my Lady's beloved pet/lady's maid, Rosa. The catch is that Rosa would have to leave their service to be properly educated in order to see if she's good enough for his son to marry. Leicester says absolutely not. Rosa seems afraid at the prospect of leaving the house, so things go back to normal.
Reaction: It was an okay chapter, but it didn't accomplish that much, though we did see a little deeper into my Lady's character–how she sees Rosa as some kind of opportunity lost–perhaps as a daughter she never got to raise?
Prediction: A more serious one: More on this Rosa/My Lady relationship–Rosa is a nothing character, and is only important that she makes my Lady sad about not raising this daughter and may spur her to want to meet this daughter. And a not serious one: The Ironmaster's son, furious about being denied his love will swoop in and kidnap Rosa in aPhantom of the Opera-type move.
Why This Book Is a Classic: Upper class social word battles. Sir Leicester obviously thinks he is pretty hot stuff with all his inherited, old money, while the Ironmaster thinks he is equally hot stuff with all his new, earned money (and nomination to Parliament). Both think they're better than the other but take pains not to say any such thing to the other's face–well, the Ironmaster makes more of an effort, until finally he can't keep up the farce anymore and says what he really thinks.
Our Lesson: If you happen to be the cousin of a really rich guy, you might be able to scrape by living off of charity money he passes out to you periodically, but no one will like you.


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January 31, 2018
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We went for a drive at dusk this evening, in the old faithful campervan. I love our campervan Fay. A journey is always an adventure in a camper. You can't help but smile, and it was hugely appreciated after what has been a more than hellish fortnight.
The wonderful thing is that I saw not one but two snowy owls flying close to the van. Having rarely ever seen one, it is beautiful and of deep meaning for me to see two. I strongly believe that animals will make us aware of themselves when the spirit world are trying to tell us something, so not being up on my owl totem knowledge, I returned home to find out what they want me to know.
I discovered a beautiful piece of writing, and thought I would share it with you here.
Owl Totem
In Greek and Roman mythology Glaucus (glaring eyes) was the owl that is seen accompanying Athena or Minerva and is symbolic of wisdom and vigilance; because the owl is capable of seeing even in the dark and of vigilance and is awake at night.
The nineteenth-century idealist philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel famously noted that "the owl of Minerva spreads its wings only with the falling of the dusk"—meaning that philosophy comes to understand a historical condition just as it passes away. Philosophy cannot be prescriptive because it understands only in hindsight.
As a totem animal owls have long been associated with both death and wisdom (from their association with Athena). Their association with death comes from their peerless ability as predatory hunters of the night, they are able to navigate through the most densely forested areas in order to seek out and capture their prey.Owl knows that all apparent manner of death is in fact a liberation into a new life. Something must first be cleared away for anything new to be born. At the time it may seem incredibly painful because we have been taught that death is an ending, not a new beginning, and that what is in the process of being born is always more beneficial than the old. The pain and grief is extended and heightened when we try to hang on to what was because we believe that this is the best we would have, and the unknown can seem dreadfully forbidding.
Owl can take us beyond those thoughts and fears, for Owl sees far into the future and knows that even after the darkest night there is a new dawn that is approaching. It is as inevitable as babies crying and of buds bursting for th from plants in the spring. From every death something new must emerge for life is ever renewing itself. All of life is interconnected and we are all part and parcel of the same fabric that wends its way through the stories of our own life and death. Death then becomes not a loss but a new adventure to be explored with great abandon and joy.
Owl people also need to get a certain amount of daytime/solar energy via the sun, yellow crystals or flowers and so forth lest they become out of balance with the nocturnal side of their nature. It can be easy for Owl people to want to shun the daylight as they tend to be more comfortable at night, and yet they too need the balance that the solar world provides. They might feel overly exposed when out in the daylight and thus it helps them to wear a talisman or shield of some sort where they feel they are protected from the energies of others as often they are extremely sensitive and psychic.
From Dangerousinthedark
For me, this seems very appropriate at this moment in time, and I am comforted by the guidance given, and being reminded that the darkest night is always followed by the dawn is what I need right now.


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Black Berries
When All Else Fails, Blackberries Come Through
2011 has been absolutely horrible for fruits here in Bippus. Our *everbearing* strawberries threw one crop, mildly meager, and we celebrated that harvest with two successive *Margaretaville* weekends, and then they were gone.
The apples in 2011 are a bust.
Peaches? Nada.
Pies cherries? Nope the tree up and died.
Plums? Nope.
Pears? Uh, uhhh.
What does that Leave?
Well , that leaves the blackberries, and the grapes. It has been so stinkin dry around here, it is actually a miracle we are harvesting any fruit at all. But somehow, the blackberries have been producing. Not a bumper crop or anything, but they are throwing some berries. And some of us are enjoying them (wink, wink)
We are still looking for a press to squeeze those grapes when they are ready; otherwise we will be doing the old Italian thing of squeezing the grapes under our feet. A grape press sure sounds nicer than that. But the Italians are known to make some pretty fine wines.
Time will tell. But for now, the blackberries sure are fine.
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Displayed below are some selected recent viaLibri matches for books published in 1945
Chicago: William Lewis, 1945. Hardcover. Very Good. Ltd. ed. numbered. 105 illus. Presentation copy to Harry K. Valentine, a well-known collector of Strads.
[Bookseller: J.B. Muns, Fine Arts Books]
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A scale model of the first atomic bomb to be detonated over Japan, signed by the mission's commander, Colonel Paul W. Tibbets
n.p., n.d. A scale model, 10" x 3" x 2", of "Little Boy", the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945, boldly signed in blue ink on the metal explanatory plaque affixed to the 5.5" x 17" ebony mount by the mission's commander, Paul Tibbets ("Paul Tibbets"). The ebony mount is topped by a clear Plexiglas bonnet and is in excellent condition. The plaque notes, "Col. Tibbets was solely responsible for the organization, training, and command of the world's first nuclear strike force. On the morning of August 6, 1945 Col. Tibbets flew the Enola Gay into the future by dropping the world's first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan."
[Bookseller: University Archives]
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[Archive]: World War II Letters Correspondence
Island of Tinian. March 1 - September 8, 1945. A collection comprised of 35 letters written while Andrews was in the Service, serving on the Island of Tinian in the Marianas of the South Pacific, just three miles from Saipan. All letters are near fine, some are on Red Cross Stationary, nine retain the original mailed envelopes with the appropriate "Soldier's Mail" notations, as well as censor stamps. All are to Lillian, Andrews sister who resides in their hometown of St. Albans, Vermont, and are all signed "E." These can best be described as "Camp Life" letters written in the aftermath of the Battle of Tinian after which the island became an "important base for further Allied operations in the Pacific campaign." Used as an airfield due to it's proximity to Japan, Tinian was the sight of the loading of the Atomic bombs into the Enola Gay. A complete list of letters with descriptions is available upon request.The writer is a perceptive, decent, caring, young soldier, unsure about his post war life, but well-grounded, honorable, and self-effacing. In a letter dated March 6, 1945 Andrews writes, "We are now running cable underground thru to another switchboard and personally, I'm enjoying the work. We are by ourselves, out in the open fields. Planes fly above our heads and we usually raise our heads to watch their antics." Another letter dated March 26, 1945 reads, "if we could be together tonight we'd have one heck of a long visit but this censorship business puts a ball and chain on my writing. Guess we'll have to wait and visit after the war." On April 2, 1945 he writes, "the war with Germany stands pretty good and I hope those Hammerheads fold up soon. None of us expect to get home until this war with Japan is finished up, but with Germany out things would pick up over here a lot faster. I wish they'd have me do more to help finish off Japan. It's about like being back in the States here now, in a way. No more air raids." A letter from May discusses the prison camps reading, "I've been reading the news of the Nazi prison camps and death traps. It seems almost impossible to believe that a supposedly civilized people could do such destruction of human life." Provides interesting insights into the thoughts and attitudes of a member of "the Greatest Generation". .
[Bookseller: Between the Covers- Rare Books, Inc. ABA]
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St. Mary Le Bow / from Bread Street / 23-3-45": Original pencil rendering of the blitzed London church and surrounding buildings, captioned and dated
London, 1945 - The name (in another hand) "H.A. Trier" printed in lower right corner. A very fine on-the-spot rendering of this famous London church 11-1/2 x 9-1/2 inches. .
[Bookseller: James Cummins Bookseller, ABAA]
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Napoleon's Memoirs. Two Volumes
1945. CHAIR, Somerset de. Napoleon's Memoirs. Two volumes. 422, [2]; 78, [2] pp. Folio, elegantly bound in recent 3/4 dark green morocco. London: The Golden Cockerel Press, 1945.A magnificent set of this beautifully printed edition limited to 500 copies. The two volumes constitute the best version of Napoleon's autobiography, which he partially finished while in exile on St. Helena. The account covers his entire life up to the loss at Waterloo. It contains detailed acounts of all the campaigns and their great battles starting with the beginning of his career in Toulon and continuing on through Waterloo, which occupies the entire second volume. A Fine copy.
[Bookseller: Ursus Rare Books ]
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Official History of Operations on the North West Frontier of India 1920-35
Delhi: Government of India Press, first edition , 1945. viii and 260 pages. 29 plates, 26 maps and panoramas. Later half maroon calf; a few of the maps have been carelessly refolded but none are damaged. 750 copies were printed but this original edition is harder to find than that figure suggests since many copies had not been distributed before Indian Independence. (For other books about the military history of the British in India please search my stock using the keyword india.)
[Bookseller: Victor Sutcliffe]
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Les Idylles
1945. LAURENS, Henri. Les Idylles. By Théocrite. 112, [12] pp. With 16 full-page woodcuts and 22 vignettes. 4to., loose as issued in the original wrappers with an illuminated gold design and cardboard slipcase. Paris: Éditions Verve, Tériade Editeur, [1945]. |~| The elegant illustrations in sanguine were carved on wood by Theo Schmied and are among Laurens' best. One of 200 copies on Arches signed by Laurens, from a total edition of 220. Strachan 335. Skira 195.
[Bookseller: Ursus Rare Books]
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Zum Andenken und im Sinne unserer teuren Heimgegangenen, unseren lieben Schwestern und allen Freundinnen der Basler Frauen-Mission : zur Hilfe und Anregung.
Basel, Werner, 1945.. Original-Kartoneinband mit farbigem Deckelbild, quer-Groß-8°, Missionsalbum mit 22 nicht paginierten Blättern (=44 Seiten). Zahlreiche photographische Abbildungen, 6 Karten und ein Verzeichnis der Schwestern. Behandelt die Missionsgebiete China, Borneo, Indien, Goldküste und Kamerun..
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A l'ombre du romanesque. Manuscrit autographe et tapuscrit complets
Autograph manuscript of the author of three and a half pages in-4 published in the 23 of November 18, 1945 Landscape Sunday. Complete manuscript writing very dense, with many erasures, corrections and additions. Chronic literary work of André Dhôtel. Full typescript is attached. When the apostle of silence literature novelist speaks of the invisible, it gives a strange apology of a work "intended to save [...] the essence of the novel, his pure life and secret", "exciting into its monotony, as the pace of the most beautiful romantic stories where nothing happens, but where the unexpected is always imminent. " Between April 1941 and August 1944, Maurice Blanchot published in the "Chronicle of the intellectual life" of the Journal of Debates 173 articles on recently published books. In a half-page newspaper (about seven pages in-8), the young author of "Thomas the Obscure" his first steps in the field of literary criticism and inaugurates a theoretical work that develop later Many in these essays, "The Share of fire" to "The Infinite Conversation" and "The Writing disaster." From the very first articles, Blanchot demonstrates a sharp analysis far beyond the current literature that motivates writing. Oscillating between classical and modern writers of the first order and minor novelists, he puts in his columns, the foundations of critical thinking which will mark the second half of the twentieth. Transformed by writing and by war, Blanchot breaks, over a thought exerted "on behalf of the other," with violent maurassiennes certainties of his youth. Not without paradox, then it transforms literary criticism philosophical act of intellectual resistance to barbarism at the heart of an "openly marechalist" newspaper: "Burning a book, write, are the two acts between culture which registered its oscillations opposites "(The Book, In Journal of Debates, January 20, 1943). In 2007, Cahiers de la NRF together under the direction of Christophe Bident all literary chronic unpublished volumes with critical analysis of the relevant work of Blanchot "novels, poems, essays give rise to a singular reflection, always safer his own rhetoric, delivered more to echo the impossible or the lure of extinction. (...) Not without contradictions or step aside, and the certainty of a feverish work begins (... ) these articles reveal the genealogy of a critic who has transformed during the chronicle necessity of thought. " (C. Bident). The autograph manuscripts of Maurice Blanchot are of great rarity. S.n. (Paysage dimanche) s.l. (Paris) s.d. (1945) 11,5x22cm & 2 pages in-4 3 pages 1/2 in-4
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Les bouches inutiles
First edition, one of 25 numbered copies on vellum pure wire ours wearing the number 1, the only major papers. Beautiful specimen. Gallimard Paris 1945 12x19cm broché
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Les impostures de la poésie
First edition, one of 14 numbered copies on pure wire, pulling head.Pleasant specimen. Gallimard Paris 1945 14x19cm broché
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Le sang des autres
First edition, one of 56 numbered on pure wire, only large paper copies. Very nice copy. Gallimard Paris 1945 14,5x20,5cm broché
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Le mythe de Giraudoux. Manuscrit autographe et tapuscrit complets.
Autograph manuscript of the author of 3 pages 4to published in Issue 17 of 7 October 1945 the newspaper The Sunday Landscape. Complete manuscript writing very dense, with many erasures, corrections and additions. Full typescript is attached. Between April 1941 and August 1944, Maurice Blanchot published in the "Chronicle of the intellectual life" of the Journal of Debates 173 articles on recently published books. In a half-page newspaper (about seven pages in-8), the young author of "Thomas the Obscure" his first steps in the field of literary criticism and inaugurates a theoretical work that develop later Many in these essays, "The Share of fire" to "The Infinite Conversation" and "The Writing disaster." From the very first articles, Blanchot demonstrates a sharp analysis far beyond the current literature that motivates writing. Oscillating between classical and modern writers of the first order and minor novelists, he puts in his columns, the foundations of critical thinking which will mark the second half of the twentieth. Transformed by writing and by war, Blanchot breaks, over a thought exerted "on behalf of the other," with violent maurassiennes certainties of his youth. Not without paradox, then it transforms literary criticism philosophical act of intellectual resistance to barbarism at the heart of an "openly marechalist" newspaper: "Burning a book, write, are the two acts between culture which registered its oscillations opposites "(The Book, In Journal of Debates, January 20, 1943). In 2007, Cahiers de la NRF together under the direction of Christophe Bident all literary chronic unpublished volumes with critical analysis of the relevant work of Blanchot "novels, poems, essays give rise to a singular reflection, always safer his own rhetoric, delivered more to echo the impossible or the lure of extinction. (...) Not without contradictions or step aside, and the certainty of a feverish work begins (... ) these articles reveal the genealogy of a critic who has transformed during the chronicle necessity of thought. " (C. Bident). The autograph manuscripts of Maurice Blanchot are of great rarity. S.n. (Paysage dimanche) s.l. (Paris) s.d. (1945) 11,5x22cm & 2 pages in-4 3 pages in-4
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Lettres à un ami allemand
First Edition, one of 25 numbered copies on pure wire draw head. The book Camus dedicated to his friend René Leynaud. Rare and nice copy. Gallimard Paris 1945 12x19cm broché
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Naked City.
Octavo. Finely bound by the Chelsea Bindery in grey morocco, titles to spine and front board in silver, wraparound black morocco of New York's skyline, twin rule to turn-ins silver, black endpapers with the original bound in, silver edges. A fine copy. Illustrated with black and white photographs throughout. First edition, first printing. Weegee's first book. Arthur (Weegee) Fellig is one of the centuries most eccentric artists, famously he would appear at crime scenes before the police. He achieved this by the simple device of spending night after night in the tougher sections of New York listening to the radio traffic on a police radio he had at some time "liberated". Famous as a sensationalist in his day, time has treated him more kindly and the hard eye with which he shaped his pictures gave them qualities like no others. Parr & Badger.
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Station Plan of Phoenix, Arizona Map
Tucson, Ariz.: Southern Pacific Company, 1945, revised 1950. Map. Blueline print. 24 x 156 inches. Very detailed map of railroad yard, and every lot in Phoenix along rail lines. Scale: 1 inch = 100 feet.
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Què Diuen Els Ocells. Litografies d'Alexandre Coll Acolorides a Mà.
163pp. y 5 h. Con 16 excelentes láminas coloreadas a mano. Litografías originales. También ilustrado en texto. Muy cuidada estampación a tres tintas. Todo en muy buen papel de hilo. Edición de un total de 390 ejemplares. Perfecto ejemplar con una muy bonita encuadernación firmada por Brugalla. Plena piel fileteada en oro. Lomera con nervios y florornes. Cantos fileteados. Guardas enmarcadas en piel decorada. Corte superior dorado. Size: 31,5 x 25 Cm. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Sylvester and the Magic Pebble
Simon & Schuster, New York 1945 - First Printing, First Printing with the words "First Printing" printed on the copyright page. This ORIGINAL dustjacket has some wear to the spine and panels. The book is in excellent shape. The binding is tight with NO cocking or leaning and the boards are crisp with slight wear to the edges. The pages are clean, with NO writing, marks or bookplates in the book. A sharp copy of this true first edition in collector's condition. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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The Viking Press, New York 1945 - The scarce Advance Review Copy in original blue wraps printed in black on the front cover with title and author neatly written in ink on the spine. Owner name written on the verso of the front cover dated 1959; repair to paper at the heel of the spine. Near Fine, and much scarcer than the published book [Attributes: First Edition; Soft Cover]
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19-word handwritten postscript! Pres. Truman thanks a Kansas City lawyer for his letter written 5 days after FDR died commending his Message to Congress
Typed Letter Signed Harry S Truman as President with handwritten postscript, 1p, 7? x 8.75?. The White House, Washington, May 4, 1945. To Mr. Jerome M. Joffee, Office of City Counselor, Kansas City, Missouri. Light toning, handwriting a tad light. Fine condition.In full, ?I have noted with much interest all that you say in your letter of April seventeenth and want you to know that I appreciate very deeply your very generous expressions of commendation. It is gratifying to know that you were so deeply impressed with my Message to the Congress. Please accept my warm thanks.?Truman has added a handwritten postscript: ?I was most happy to remember the County Budget fight which we had years ago. It did help somewhat.? A copy of Joffee's April 17, 1945 letter is included.Jerome M. Joffee (1895-1953), a former Missouri State Senator, was Legislative Counselor, City of Kansas City, Missouri.
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Det frie Norge.
[London, Britische Propaganda], 1941-1945. - Sammlung von 15 Heften. 8° und 12°. Illustr. OUmschl. Je 16 bis 80 SS. mit zahlr. Fotos und einigen Karikaturen.no Erste Ausgabe. - Flugblattzeitschrift der englischen Propaganda für das besetzte Norwegen. Mit Texten von Nordahl Grieg, Terje Wold, Sigrid Undset, Prinz Wilhelm, König Haarkon, Otto Strasser, Ilja Ehrenburg u.a. Enthalten sind auch Listen der durch Deutsche ermordeten Norweger. - Vorhanden sind Nr. 3-7, 10-13, 31, 34-35, 37-38 und 40. - Das letzte Heft mit Gebrauchsspuren, sonst gut erhalten. [Attributes: First Edition]
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Carnegie Hall Program, signed by Stravinsky, of the New York Philharmonic all-Stravinsky program, performed by Joseph Szigeti, Claudio Arrau, and Stravinsky
New York: Alfred Scott Publisher, 1945. (STRAVINSKY, IGOR) First edition. 10-1/2 x 7 inches. . Original self- wrappers, in fine condition . Boldly signed by Stravinsky on the front cover, which depicts a drawing of Carnegie Hall. In this concert, Stravinsky and Szigeti performed Stravinsky's Duo Concertante (1932) and Arrau performed Stravinsky's Serenade in A
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Animal Farm
London: Secker and Warburg,, 1945. A Fairy Story. Octavo. Original green cloth, spine lettered in white. With the dust jacket. Ownership signature to front free endpaper. Board edges slightly faded; an excellent copy in the price-clipped jacket, with chips and nicks to extremities and toned spine and rear panel. First edition, first impression.
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THE HAPPY ROCK. A Book About Henry Miller
Berkeley: Printed for Bern Porter by the Packard Press. 1945. First edition. Inscribed presentation copy. Original grey linen-backed boards, black titles and red illustration to the upper board. Portrait of Henry Miller by Abraham Rattner to the title page. A very good copy, the board rubbed and worn to the corners, the contents faintly spotted to the endpapers otherwise clean and bright throughout. One of 3000 copies. Later issue, this copy bound in 1947 and inscribed by Henry Miller on the front free endpaper ?"From Henry Miller / Big Sur / 4.20.50 / to Hugo or his friend / for whomever - / greetings - salut! / ?"Le cacodaimon?" / H.M.?" The recipient is Hugo Manning (1913-1977) correspondent of many writers including Henry Miller, Nancy Cunard, Ezra Pound and T. S. Eliot.Further details and images for any of the items listed are available on request. Lucius Books welcomes direct contact with our customers.
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Normandy to the Baltic
Field Marshal The Viscount Montgomery of Alamein K.G., G.C.B., D.S.O. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Red hardback bindng with gilt titles to spine and front cover. Colour dustjacket illustrated with war symbols entitledThe Personal Account of the Conquest of Germany. Inside each cover this book has a sleevewhich holds the collection of colour maps and diagrams. There are 46 maps (originally there was 47, one is missing)and 3 diagrams. The bookis illustrated with acolour frontispiece and includes a foreword by the author which includes a copy of a letter from General Eisenhower dated 8th June 1945. Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein, KG, GCB, DSO, PC (17 November 188724 March 1976), often referred to as Monty, was a British Army officer. He successfully commanded Allied forces at the Battle of El Alamein, a major turning point in World War II, and troops under his command were largely responsible for the expulsion of Axis forces from North Africa. He was later a prominent commander in Italy and North-West Europe, where he was in command of all Allied ground forces during Operation Overlord until after the Battle of Normandy. Condition: The binding is tight and firm and both covers are firmly attached. The inner hinges are strained but are holding firm. There is mild wear to the extremities including bumpingmainly to the top of the spine but also light bumping to the tailand the corners. The dustjacket is in good condition with slight sun fading to the spine and chipping to the corners. There is a tear in the top and tail of the dustjacket which is shown in the above photographs and there is some light spotting to the inside of the jacket. Internally the book is clean and bright throughout only the occasional handling mark. The two sleeves on the inside covers are intact and all the maps are clean. Map 22 is missing which istitled, 'Operations towards the Closing of the 'Pocket' and the Mortain Counter Attack. '.
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BRIDESHEAD REVISITED The Sacred And Profane Memories Of Captain Charles Ryder
London: Chapman & Hall Ltd. 1945. First edition, first impression (preceded by the fifty ?"proof?" copies for private distribution by the author). Signed and dated by the author. Publisher?'s original red / pink cloth with gilt titles to the spine, in dustwrapper. A very good copy, the cloth clean with some fading of the spine and a little rubbing at the extremities. Previous owner?'s name and date to the top edge of the front pastedown. Complete with supplied correct first state dustwrapper which is lightly chipped at the spine tips with some darkening of the spine and a couple of short tears with associated creasing to the fold corners. Not price-clipped. Signed and dated ?"May 1946?" by the author on the front free endpaper. Signed copies of the first trade edition are rare in commerce.
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BRIDESHEAD REVISITED The sacred and profane memories of Captain Charles Rider
Chapman and Hall. London. 1945. FIRST EDITION. 8vo. (7.5 x 5.1 inches). A bright and clean copy Finely bound in full red morocco leather. Spine with five raised bands. Compartments ruled, lettered and decorated in gilt. Single gilt ruled border on boards. Top edge gilt. A fine copy.
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The Authentic Arabian Horse and his Descendants
London: George Allen & Unwin Ltd,, 1945. Three Voices Concerning the Horses of Arabia. Tradition, (Nejd, Inner East), Romantic Fable (Islam), The Outside World of the West. Quarto. Original pale blue cloth, spine lettered in gilt, Wentworth crest to the front board in gilt, top edge blue. With the dust jacket. 24 colour plates, 233 half-tone plates. Cloth slightly foxed, internally fine. An excellent copy in the bright jacket that has a slightly toned spine. First edition, first impression. Scarce in such a nice jacket.
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Amsterdam - P. N. van Kampen, 1945 Book. Very Good. Hardcover. A beautifully illustrated poem for children. In Dutch. With full-colour chromolithographic plates throughout. Condition: In a quarter cloth binding with paper covered boards. Externally, sound with shelfwear. Front board expertly restored. Slight damp staining to one corner of front and rear boards. Internally, firmly bound, bright and generally clean with the odd mark. Overall: VERY GOOD.
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Battle of Angels. A Play by Tennessee Williams. With a note on the play by Margaret Webster and an account of its production in the City of Boston by the author, This publication being the first number of Pharos. Pharos Number 1 & 2
[Murray, Utah]: Pharos, [Spring, 1945]. First appearance of the author's first full-length play. 8vo. 122 pp. Gray printed wrappers. Fine. Crandell C67 . Later revised as Orpheus Descending and published by New Directions, 1958
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Samlede dikt I - III.
Oslo 1945. 382 + 367 + 368 s. Portr. Orig. sjirtryggbd. Ryggtitttel på bd. I noe avskrapet. Kulepennstr. på forsats i bd. I. Håndskrevet, signert dikt av Wildenvey på smusstbl. i bd. I.. Fra boken til Brud og BrudgomJaså du, Adam Hamre/ og jaså da, Eva Lyshaug./ og hører et rykte jamre,/ at dere skal sammen sys au!/ Hymens lenker skal smis./ Det kaller de -paradis!Jeg er kun den trykte vise/ som engang i blant kan nynnes,/ selv om nu paradiset -/ for ramme alvor begyndes!/ Ett visdomsord og godnatt=ord/ like tilhånds på et nattbord!Nuvel, - la meg skrive: Til lykke!/ Som innbunden avstandsvermer/ lot jeg meg tidlig trykke/ inn mellem disse permer/ skyt ikke diktet for glugg;-/ det er en slags brudenugg./ Herman Wildenvey
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Here and Now
First Statement Press, Montreal 1945 - Bound in stiff card wrappers with printed paper dustjacket. Some browning to the outer edges of front and rear panels. Previous owner's signature to the upper edge of the front endpage, otherwise fine. The author's first book, also the first issue of the First Statement New Writer's Series. Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall [Attributes: First Edition; Soft Cover]
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Montreal: First Statement Press, 1945 First edition of the author's rare first book. Plain stiff wrappers in printed dustwrapper. 8vo, pp. 16. A fine copy with just a hint of sun at the top edge. Number 4 in the First Statement New Writers Series. Rare.. 1st Edition.
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Poems for Painters
New York: View Editions. 1945. First. First edition. Quarto. Wrappers illustrated by Pavel Tchelitchew. This is copy number 24 of 500 copies Signed by the author, (of a total edition of 1500), this copy also Inscribed by the author to Djuna Barnes: "To my only Djuna with love from her one Charles." Near fine in stapled wrappers with some light soiling and modest age-toning. Includes poems for works by Duchamp, Fini, Frances, Tanguy, and Tchelitchew. .
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1945 - Materia: Libro sobre el arte de la encuadernación, escrito y con encuadernación de lujo de Emilio Brugalla. Ediciones limitadas. Publicación: Barcelona: José Porter, Editor, 1945. Descripción fisica: fol. (27 c.) 96 p. + XLIX láms. Encuadernación en holandesa piel con papeles pintados por el artista con motivos abstractos en tapas y guardas. Lomo decorado con profusion de hierros dorados. Firmado con hierro dorado por Brugalla en contratapa. Estuche. Conservación: Muy buen estado. Notas: Tirada limitada de 330 ejemplares siendo este el nº 86 PSS2 [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Ross Poldark A Novel of Cornwall 1783–1787
London: Ward, Lock & Co.,, 1945. Octavo. Original red cloth, titles to spine in black. With the dust jacket. Bookplate of Eric Quayle. Lightly rubbed, spine a little rolled and shaken, endpapers toned. An excellent copy in the lightly rubbed jacket with tanned spine panel and a few marks to lower panel. First edition, first impression of the first of the Poldark novels.
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COLLINS, Toronto 1945 - RUST COLOURED CLOTH HAVING SILVER SPINE TITLES. VERY SOLID BINDING. CLEAN INSIDE & OUT WITTH VERY SMALL INSCRIPTION DATED 9/9/45 ON ffep and AUTHOR SIGNED AT TOP OF HALF TITLE PAGE , O/W , NO MARKINGS. RATES NEAR FINE CONDITION. D/J IS FIRST ISSUE, NOT PRICED CLIPPED AND HAS ORIGINAL PRICE OF $3.00 ON FIRST FLAP AT TOP. . IT BEARS A PHOTO OF MacLENNAN ON BACK WITH BRIEF BIOGRAPHY. IT HAS A 1 INCH X 1 1/2 INCH TEAR AT BOTTOM OF SPINE 2 SMALL TEARS AT TOP OF SPINE, A TEAR ALONG FRONT FLAP AND A FEW MINOR CHIPS & TINY TEARS. . THERE ARE NO REVIEWS ON FLAPS . CLASSIC BOOK ON FRENCH & ENGLISH RELATIONS IN CANADA. 370 pp. DIRECT INQUIRIES ALWAYS WELCOMED. SCANS ON REQUEST. THANKS. [Attributes: First Edition; Signed Copy; Hard Cover]
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THE CASE OF THE GOLDDIGGER'S PURSE (Presentation Copy of the First Edition)
New York: William Morrow, 1945. Gardner, Erle Stanley. THE CASE OF THE GOLDDIGGER'S PURSE. New York: William Morrow, 1945. First Edition, first printing. A FINE, bright copy in a Very Good ORIGINAL PRICED ($2.00) DUST JACKET. The DJ has some chips to the edges, a chip to the spine panel, and a very small tear to the front fold but otherwise has excellent eye appeal. PRESENTATION INSCRIPTION BY THE AUTHOR in the year of publication: "To Tee/ who is in many ways ahead of her time and therefore has to suffer for it. But times are catching up these days/ so here's luck from your Uncle Erle/ Love/ Erle Stanley Gardner/ June 1945." Tee Rose, a young writer from San Francisco, became a lifelong friend of ESG and she always received Gardner's latest book in the mail -- usually immediately upon its publication. We have in stock quite a few of his presentation copies to her dating from 1934 to the early 1960s. THE CASE OF THE GOLDIGGER'S PURSE plot goes like this: Mason is surprised to hear that someone wants to consult him about a sick goldfish, which leads to a crooked partner, a secret formula, and a gold-digging ingénue accused of murder.. Signed by Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Fine/Very Good.
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Poems for Painters
New York: View Editions. 1945. First. First edition. Quarto. Wrappers illustrated by Pavel Tchelitchew. This is copy number 24 of 500 copies Signed by the author, (of a total edition of 1500), this copy also Inscribed by the author to Djuna Barnes: "To my only Djuna with love from her one Charles." Near fine in stapled wrappers with some light soiling and modest age-toning. Includes poems for works by Duchamp, Fini, Frances, Tanguy, and Tchelitchew. .
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Arnhem Lift. Diary Of A Glider Pilot
Pilot Press, 1945. Hardcover. VERY GOOD. First edition & printing. Inside very good on war economy paper. Looks little used. Edges and endpapers tanned. Smudge on title page. Brown cloth with green titling. Very slight fading. Slight bumping. Unclipped dustjacket with some soiling and wear; front mostly good. Main language English. No ISBN shown. Weight 131g. Offers always considered - please contact us.
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Il canzoniere (1900-1945)
Einaudi, Roma 1945 - Un volume in 8°piccolo(15,5 x 20,5); legatura editoriale in tela rigida grezza, autore e titolo in oro su tassello al dorso; sovraccoperta editoriale trasparente, con fac-simile di firma del Poeta; pp. 610, (2). Qualche difettino alla sovraccoperta (rarissima a trovarsi), timbro ex-libris al frontespizio, qualche leggera annotazione a lapis all'interno, ma è copia molto buona. Rara prima edizione del secondo Canzoniere del Saba (dopo quello di Trieste del 1921), con poesie della maturità, fortemente voluta dal poeta stesso. Dei vari editori consultati, tra i quali Preda e Carabba, solo Einaudi accettò la pubblicazione. Il risultato non fu gradito all'autore: stampato in tempi di ristrettezze economiche, il Canzoniere aveva una modesta brossura come copertina, e la carta è quella tipica del periodo postbellico, di colore grigio sporco e di cattiva qualità. Per venire incontro alle esigenze dell'autore, Einaudi fece rilegare qualche centinaio di copie (la tiratura era di 2900 esemplari) con legatura più lussuosa e più solida, in tela grezza rigida. Non potè però fare nulla per quel che riguardava la qualità modesta della carta [Attributes: Hard Cover]
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Applied Mathematical Research in Germany, with particular Reference to Naval Applications
London: H.M.S.O.,, (1945). Report No. 79. British Intelligence Objectives Sub-Committee. Folio (195 x 255 mm), [iv], 65 pp., stapled roneoed typescript in printed wrappers as issued (2 early leaves bound out of sequence but complete), marked 'Copy No. 438' and stamped 'Restricted' in red, later stamped 'Unclassified' in blue (with, however, one paragraph on p. 2 blacked out), covers discoloured towards edges, considerable fraying around spine, internally very good. First edition, the report of an investigation carried out in Germany during June-July 1945, which included visits to A. Walther at the IPM, Darmstadt, and to the University of Göttingen. Page 63 gives a brief account of "Ing. Zuse's calculating machines", written before direct contact had been established with him. As the war in Europe was drawing to a close, the Allies planned to find out as much information as possible about the work of German scientists and mathematicians, particularly those engaged in rocketry and atomic weapons. This report documents an intelligence mission to Germany by a six-man team of mathematicians in June, July and August 1945. Eight 'targets' were selected for investigation, each of which is the subject of a section in the report (see Table of Contents). Notable among them was the 'Peenemünde Group' working on the trajectories of V2 rockets at Niederhausen near Darmstadt (Section 1, Group 1), and the Mathematisches Reichsinstitut at Oberwolfach, founded in 1944 by Wilhelm Süss, then Rektor of Freiburg University. Pages 63-4 give a brief account of Konrad Zuse's electro-mechanical binary computer (the Z4), evacuated to Göttingen in February 1945. The team was led by the British mathematician John Todd (1911-2007), who would go on to end his distinguished career at Caltech, after doing pioneering work in numerical analysis and playing a key role in the development of some of the first large computers. In 1943 he had founded the Admiralty Computing Service, from which he recruited this team. Fred Hoyle was added for his expertise with radar. 'There is no possibility of "controlling" mathematical research, i.e. preventing work being carried out on "war" subjects. It is abundantly clear from our observations in Germany and from information obtained from U.S.A. (and, to a much less extent, from our experience in U.K.) that almost any top-class mathematician practising in the most abstract fields can very quickly make substantial contributions in the mathematics of technology' (pp. 2-3). Elsewhere Todd recounted how on this mission he earned the title 'The Saviour of Oberwolfach', by preventing Moroccan soldiers from burning the entire mathematical library of Freiburg which Süss had evacuated to the Black Forest for safe-keeping (interview with Don Albers, 'John Todd—Numerical Mathematics Pioneer', The College Mathematics Journal, Volume 38, Number 1, January 2007 , pp. 2-23)
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Historia De Montserrat.
Monestir De Montserrat, Barcelona 1945 - 374 p. en muy buen papel de hilo y 47 láminas iluminadas a mano a distintas tintas. Sumamente ilustrado también con xilografías entre texto y grandes grabados plegados. Muy cuidada imprenta, a grandes márgenes. Edición limitada y numerada de sólo 175 ejs. nominados. Precioso libro, con una perfecta encuadernación en pergamino decorado. Cierres en cuero. Size: 4ºmayor [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Spellbound (Original photograph of Ingrid Bergman from the Salvidor Dali-designed dream sequence)
Los Angeles: Selznick International, 1945. Vintage single weight photograph of Ingrid Bergman from Alfred Hitchcock's 1945 film noir. Taken from a dream sequence design for the film by Salvador Dali, wherein Bergman turns into a statue of the Roman goddess Diana. The sequence was set up, and possibly filmed, but does not appear in the final cut of the film. Shot by still photographer Madison Lacy.Both Hitchcock and producer David O. Selznick were less than fond of Dalí's ideas, and Bergman is quoted in David Spoto's Hitchcock biography, "The Dark Side of Genius," as saying that the Dalí sequence ran for almost twenty minutes before much of it, including the Diana portion, was cut by Selznick. The cut footage no longer exists, and only a few of Lacy's production stills have survived. This particular example, one of a purported 6 known shots from the unfilmed (or unused) portion of the dream sequence, shows the actress in a quintessentially sophisticated pose. It has become quite famous over time, and has been used repeatedly in books about Ms. Bergman, most recently on the rear cover of the 2008 Taschen book on Bergman in its "Movie Icons" series. Lacy's other work includes still photography for Erich von Stroheim's "The Wedding March," as well as promotional work for the films of Busby Berkeley. 8.5 x 7 inches. In an archival mat. Very Good, with some faint creasing from use, but no pinoles, tears, or loss.Criterion Collection 136. Grant, p. 601. Hardy, The BFI Companion to Crime, p. 311. Selby Canon, p. 123. Silver, p. 275. Spicer, p. 419.
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Stuart Little
New York & London: Harper & Brothers,, 1945. Pictures by Garth Williams. Octavo. Original grey cloth, titles and pictorial decoration to spine and upper board in green and white, pictorial endpapers. With the dust jacket. Illustrated throughout by Garth Williams. Slight crease down spine, a few small marks to cloth, slight rubbing to ends and corners, otherwise a sound copy in very good condition, with the jacket slightly marked with small chips to corners and some closed tears with tape repairs to verso. First edition, first printing, first issue jacket, inscribed on the half title by White, "Jane and Jack, with love from, Andy (E.B.) White". White's beloved children's tale is rare signed or inscribed.
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Anatomy for Artists
NY: American Artist Group, 1945. Book. Illus. by Reginald Marsh. Very Good. Hardcover. Signed by Author(s). 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Signed By Reginald with an original ink drawing..
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look what i accidentally ran into on youtube while fighting with Atlantic Ocean:
(video credit: LeCerfMalade) love the video! even though i know nothing about Star Trek (not even the characters' names, they didn't make it to vietnam).
that's some dedicated video editing!
mildly unrelated:
Kasarova is pairing with Gruberova tonight at vivalavoce at 8pm EST:
(edit: here's link to livestream, i currently tuned in.)
and while browsing that list, i just discovered Dvorák's Rusalka! a quick trip to youtube, and now we also find out the name of that aria in Kasarova's masterclass video in Basel, cool! Given that Gruberova is Slovak, i wonder if she had ever sung Rusalka…


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It had felt important to declare herself as only herself. To try, for awhile, to not be wrapped up inside her books. P 79
I've just come off the week from hell. One glance at my engagement calendar and you would be met with two items scrawled into each square. Culminating in a gathering at the Library on what turned out to be a gorgeous, sunny Sunday afternoon.
In the fall of 2015 a tragedy struck our community and now the Library was hosting an event so that the family could express their gratitude for all the love and support that had been given to them. I was asked to deliver the opening welcome, followed by the family, then my director would make the closing remarks. I spent the morning trying to write. First the cat projectile vomited, which lead me to my shelf of poetry books, which sparked a thought about another poetry book I remembered downstairs, but then when I looked at those shelves I found a book we bought before moving here—Wanda Urbanska's, Moving to a Small Town. (I felt like I was living my own special brand of If You Give a Mouse a Cookie.) Serendipity led me to page through this book that helped us dream of a move to Vermont, finding passages that I could read aloud to the crowd who had gathered to commemorate a loss. Yet the point I really wanted to make is that we need to try honor him by picking up the pieces and creating something new. Community is the constant.
After my welcome, the mom stood at the podium and spoke about my relationship with her son. In my job as librarian I provided a place for him to do his volunteer hours, made reading recommendations, and brought books from my own personal library to pass along. I had a special dedication to him, but really it's to all of my patrons. The books define me, sure, but there are days it feels like a smothering. Sometimes it feels like they've toppled over and are crushing me underneath the collapsed pile.
At the end of the event I ran into a woman I hadn't seen in many years, a teacher from the elementary school. She commented on my speech, confirming that I had struck just the right tone: a balance of acknowledging, honoring and moving forward. She ended our conversation with what to me sounded like a blessing—"You are a force," she quietly declared. I had never been told that before and I sucked on that knowledge like a lollipop you get from the bank.
Last Thursday, I drove out to an artist's studio for a one-on-one photography class. I got lost, felt guilty for being late and walked headlong into a challenging situation. It was clear within the first 5 minutes that I have some unlearning ahead of me. I am self taught, and now I have someone trying to teach me how to unlock the code that is my camera. Up to this point I could just reach for it, but I know I rely too much on the automatic setting. I am certain that there are calculations and calibrations which will me me a better photographer in the end. But it's painful to step away from the familiar, the instinctual. It feels like the math is overtaking the magic.
As I write this I see that this week has been trying to teach me the same lesson: acknowledge, honor and move forward. I need those books, that point and shoot camera; they are part of my identity. But it's good to stretch and grow, to imagine myself a different woman than I am today. Perhaps I can choose what defines me and the words I can embody.
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Several outlets are publishing Charlie Hebdo's latest cover image, including us ('cause that's how we roll) and the Washington Post. The New York Times didn't, but their public editor says they should have:
The new cover image of Charlie Hebdo is an important part of a story that has gripped the world's attention over the past week. The cartoon itself, while it may disturb the sensibilities of a small percentage of Times readers, is neither shocking nor gratuitously offensive. And it has, undoubtedly, significant news value.
Ali Rizvi laments the many news outlets that would not show any of Hebdo's offending cartoons.
French comedian Dieudonné M'bala M'bala is arrested for "glorifying terrorism" for mashing up Charlie Hebdo and one of the names of the Paris attackers on his Facebook page.
Susan Pinker reports on some fairly disturbing research about religious belief and violence:
While religion is exquisitely designed to bind people together, enabling them to trust and protect each other, denigrating outsiders can be the flip side of that trust—and that denigration can snuff out empathy fast. Now, brain imaging studies tell us that witnessing bad things happen to those outsiders can make people feel powerful and superior.
Pinar Tremblay reports that Turkish cartoonists who would support Charlie Hebdo are under particular scrutiny and threat.
Mustafa Akyol at NYT writes that it's curious that there is less outrage over depictions of other sacred figures in Islam, like Allah himself:
The unique sensitivity around Muhammad seems to be a case of religious nationalism, with its focus on the earthly community — rather than of true faith, whose main focus should be the divine.
Ultra-orthodox Jewish paper The Announcer photoshops women out of images of the Paris march, including Angela-freaking-Merkel.
If you helped us wish Raif Badawi a happy birthday yesterday, thank you. And even though his birthday is technically over, I bet he wouldn't mind if we kept the good wishes going.
In an additional outrage, Raif's lawyer, Walid Abu al-Khair, has his own sentence increased from 10 to 15 years for such dastardly crimes as "breaking his allegiance to King Abdullah, showing disrespect for the authorities and creating an unauthorized association."
At least the Saudi authorities are serious about banning the real threat to morality and public order: snowmen.
This guy pointed out an alarming amount of hypocrisy among the world leaders marching in Paris.
So Brian Pellot points to this Fox News rant by Jeanine Pirro about killing terrorists, and before I saw it I was all, come on Brian, it's Fox News, what do you expect? And then I saw it, and Brian's right. It's the most bananas, ugly, jingoistic, atavistic, inciteful vomit I think I've ever seen. I can't help but wonder what the people in the studio at the time were thinking. "Holy crap, she's lost it."
Emily Mace says that the movement away from mainstream religious belief has not been accelerated by the New Atheists, but is merely a generations-long trend.
The U.S. Senate will vote on whether climate change is real. I don't even.
The DeSmogBlog reports on our work with Forecast the Facts to get the media to stop conflating skeptics with climate change deniers.
Bill Nye, one of the signatories to our statement, is the guest on Science Friday.
Tanzania bans witch doctors in order to protect those with albinism, who are murdered for their "magical" body parts. It's a strange world.
No big surprise here, but research shows that the closer to the political fringes you are, the more primed you are to believe in conspiracies.
Ben Radford interviews caricaturist Celestia Ward.
Parents not vaccinating their kids means measles outbreaks, even in the Magic Kingdom.
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Melissa Binder at The Oregonian asks religion professor Tony Gill about Christianity's vast over-representation in Congress. He says:
There are more lawyers in congress than in the population. More people over 50 in Congress than in the population. There are more people not overweight in Congress than in the population. It would be really strange if there was an exact proportion for all the people in Congress. That's a small sample size for 316 million Americans.
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I have used kajal/kohl for 7 years and there was never any problem. However when I recently had a case of allergic conjunctivitis, the doctor asked me to stop using kajal completely. I wish to be able to use kajal once in a while, definitely not for daily use. The last two times I applied kajal, I had mild irritation in the eyes after removing it. I do not understand this as I used it for 7 years without any problem. I do not want to go back to daily usage, but can I use kajal occasionally?
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Oh kittens, thank you for staying loyal to Vogueology despite me being absolutely terrible about updating!
Finals week is the equivalent of realizing you left your phone on a table at Balzac over a week ago: you stress, you lose sleep and you feel completely out of touch with everything. In lieu of that, I give you some beautiful things to admire. Hopefully it will calm all of your internal storms.
I believe there is something so timeless and classic about a gorgeous black and white photo. Perhaps it's the beauty in the contrasting colors or maybe it's how sleek and clean the outcome is. Nevertheless, I have started to collect some of my favorite pictures that exemplify these qualities.
{When I meant gorgeous I really meant gorgeous Jon Hamm}
{The original classic style icon. A little anecdote for you: the day Mama Chat found out she was having me, she met Audrey Hepburn while in Ralph Lauren in New York…I enjoy telling people I was technically in the presence of such a legend}
{I think this photo exudes pure glamour. Now if only I can replicate this with my own beau}
{I definitely do not mind staring at this for extended periods of time…so sue me, I'll look cute in jail}
Well darlings, I'm off to dreamland. After Finals Week is over, and I've spent copious amounts of time at the spa, I will return to doing more exciting posts. Pinky swear.
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Here is a PDF of the short story Babette's Feast by Isak Dinesen. See the Stone Soup Saturday Newsletter for September 16, 2017, for some background.
Here is a PDF of the short story Babette's Feast by Isak Dinesen. See the Stone Soup Saturday Newsletter for September 16, 2017, for some background.
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News for the Hospitality Executive
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|(October 28th, 2009) Singapore's Marina Bay Sands®
has selected SDD's JAZZ Fusion software for presentation, billing, and
of voice and broadband internet services to guests. The premier
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breathtaking rooftop Sands SkyPark®, a museum, Las Vegas-style
gaming, entertainment and a wide range of shops and restaurants, will
use JAZZ-driven portals and service packages to
present personalized content and targeted pricing of voice and
internet to its guests and visiting groups.
Dynamic Presentation of Converged Guest Services
The solution will enable Marina Bay Sands to dynamically define and present targeted voice and broadband content and services from a single converged solution. "Technology and guest expectations for network services are changing rapidly and we have long appreciated that this change requires transformation in the systems used by the hotelier, says Ron Tarro, President/CEO of SDD, Inc. "Aging platforms with limited product development investment limit a hotelier's ability to converge, personalize, and rapidly deploy a guest experience." Notes Mr. Tarro, "we are committed to a continuously evolving software platform that transcends vendors and network technologies and gives the hotelier complete and direct control of pricing, packaging, their brand, and of their guest's online experience".
About SDD and JAZZ Fusion
JAZZ Fusion, from SDD, is a platform of integrated software tools and management services for billing and provisioning voice and internet services over enterprise and property-based networks. JAZZ Fusion can be implemented as premise-based software serving a single property or campus, as a data-center-hosted software platform serving an entire customer enterprise, or as a software service (SaaS) subscribed to over public and private networks. JAZZ Fusion is augmented by TeleManager performance and profitability management services that help customers drive maximum returns from the JAZZ software and customer infrastructures. JAZZ Fusion allows its users select best of breed technology and service components but personalize and monetize those technologies from a single platform. SDD is a software and services company based in Delray Beach, Florida U.S.A. with customers spanning the America's,
Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East. SDD customers include many of the largest and most prominent hotels and commercial properties in the world.
Global Technology Combined With Strong Asia Pacific Support From McLaren International
SDD works with selected and trusted channel partners in the sales and deployment of it solutions. SDD's ASPAC partner is McLaren International headquartered in Sydney Australia with a Regional office in Singapore. In addition to the sales and technical support of JAZZ, McLaren International delivers a range of "best of breed" technology solutions and services to hospitality and related industries across the Asia Pacific Region. McLaren International's customers span the worlds leading hotel companies including Accor Hospitality, Hilton Hotels and Resorts, Starwood Hotels and Resorts, Langham Hotels, the InterContinental Hotel Group, Hyatt Hotels and Resorts and Marriott International.
The team of account managers and technology professionals at McLaren International possess extensive experience in the hospitality and IT&T industries and have selected a range of exceptional applications to supply and support to the Asia Pacific hospitality industry.
For more information about SDD and JAZZ Fusion visit the website www.jazz-fusion.net For information about JAZZ Fusion in the Asia Pacific region contact McLaren International at http://www.mclarenint.com/
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F/f; time: 35 minutes
Two CP queens in a lesbian-tinged squirmer. Suzi Martell, as 'Debbie,' lolls on a bed in a skimpy pink dress, chugging vodka, playing with herself and reaching back to smack her own buttocks. This is not starting out as one of your conventional drawing room fantasies, nor is there a schoolgirl to be seen. The actress Tiffany Jones, as 'Danielle,' arrives. They are roommates who share everything, literally.
Before she takes her clothes off in any of her films, Tiffany's main feature is waist-length straight dark hair, and here she lets it out and brushes in elaborate style. Debbie joins to help. Danielle discovers that Debbie has laundered their matching tennis shorts so they are not ready for their scheduled match. This is all Debbie needs to start the spankings.
She goes to work on Debbie with the very same hairbrush, and hard, fussing with her panties, should they come down or not? Debbie spreads her legs wide–she's in heat. The spanking continues on a bench in another room. Danielle notices Debbie's arousal: "This is supposed to be punishment, not your get-off." And suddenly Danielle notices, "Are these my knickers?"
Back into the bedroom, panties off, a tussle on the bed, and she gets Debbie into the reverse OTK position for the slipper. They talk dirty as she spanks. Debbie hands over her top and is down to just bra. There is an excellent almost fuzzy closeup of Debbie's athletic bottom over Danielle's shoulder. Danielle humps Debbie as she spanks. "Dirty girl, dirty girl."
The lesbian mood is in full cry, Danielle sits astride Debbie face down and keeps smacking. Debbie rolls over onto her back, spreads her legs, and Danielle flails her pussy with a small whisk-like bundle. Erotic, itchy, inflaming. Debbie takes off her bra and kneels on the bed, bottom high, head down. Danielle uses a ruler while the camera walks around the bed.
There is a cane in the closet. Debbie lies flat and takes about 25 strokes. Danielle hikes up her own skirt and plays with herself with her free hand as she canes. The girls fondle each other and Debbie discovers Danielle is wearing HER KNICKERS. Now Debbie spanks Danielle, they cavort on the bed, and she starts with the oval paddle.
Debbie will try to cane Danielle and gives her about 35 tappity-taps, odd in that Tiffany Jones has taken some sizzling spankings in her films. Ms. Martell is totally naked as she canes Tiffany, and she too tries to masturbate as she whacks. Martell kisses Jones' bottom. "Cane me harder," Jones says, and the next set of strokes is up to standard.
A door opens in the apartment, there is the sound of a male voice, and the final frame freezes on the two naked girls, caught, starting up in shock. Whoever it is, there is plenty of opportunity here.


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Ini la ni orang yang terkena gastik teruk. Dalam tahun ni dah 4 kali dia kena. Mungkin sebab usus dia ada masalah. Tapi kali dia hampir 6 jam aku kena tunggu dia kat HUKM. Previously doc ada masukkan air glukos, tapi kali ni , doc just gave 3 injection pain killer....1 n 2 injection was not so strong n he still can feel the pain,but the third injection was ok....about 3 am in the morning we leave from HUKM..roughly the service so far quiet ok..not too bad and not too good...but i realized something lar...the system of handling patient must be change...why? bcoz a lot of suffering people waiting for the doc so long....the baby crying and the old folk kind of high tempered really fed up waiting for their number to be call. wat up DOC?
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Green Community Development announced today that they have joined EPA's ENERGY STAR program as an ENERGY STAR partner. Green Community Development, through its voluntary partnership with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's ENERGY STAR Program, will work to improve energy efficiency and fight climate change through a strategic, corporate energy management program that will enhance the organization's financial health and help preserve the environment for future generations.
"Green Community Development is pleased to become an ENERGY STAR partner," said Meli Farnam, President. "Through this partnership, we will demonstrate our commitment to environmental stewardship and lower our energy costs by improving the energy efficiency of the buildings we own/manage."
In partnership with ENERGY STAR, Green Community Development will:
"Improving the energy efficiency of our nation's buildings is critical to protecting our environment," said Jean Lupinacci, Chief of the ENERGY STAR Commercial & Industrial Branch. "From the boiler room to the board room, ENERGY STAR partners are leading the way by making the buildings where we work, play and learn more efficient."
ENERGY STAR was introduced by EPA in 1992 as a voluntary, market-based partnership to reduce greenhouse gas emissions through energy efficiency. Today, the ENERGY STAR label can be found on more than 60 different kinds of products as well as new homes and commercial and industrial buildings that meet strict energy-efficiency specifications set by the EPA. Over the past twenty years, American families and businesses have saved a total of nearly $230 billion on utility bills and prevented more than 1.7 billion metric tons of greenhouse gas emissions with help from ENERGY STAR.
For more information about the ENERGY STAR program for commercial buildings: https://www.energystar.gov/buildings
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