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ALI, Muhammad & MARTIN Joe Printed pamphlet "Prophethood In Islam" Muslim Community Center, Chicago, Il, no date. Signed on the cover with a full signature of Muhammad Ali. In addition Joe Martin has written: "from Joe Martin 1st coach of Clay Age 12.". SOLD
ALI, Muhammad A very vintage full signature in pencil: "Muhammad Ali World Champ." on a 3.5"x5" slip. Circa mid 1960's SOLD
ALI, Muhammad A fabulous full ink signature on a 3"x5" card. Ali has hand drawn a boxing ring below his signature $350.00
ALI, Muhammad Large slip, measures appx. 5.25"x8.5". Ali has written: "Thank you, Love, Muhammad Ali, Love is the Net, where Hearts are caught like Fish. 1-13-90." Ali has drawn a "Heart" and has circled the entire piece. Choice for framing $475.00
ALI, Muhammad On a lined side of a 3"x5" card Muhammad Ali has written: "To Cordetia, Love Muhammad Ali, Service to others is the rent we pay for our room in the HEREAFTER, May 27, 1988." In addition Ali has drawn a "Heart" and a "Funny Face." $475.00
ALI, Muhammad On a piece of brown board measuring appx. 6"x8" Ali has written: 'To Charles from Muhammad Ali. Three Time World heavyweight Champion. After me there will never be another, 2-11-88." In addition Ali has drawn a boxing ring and a "Smiley Face." $795.00
ALI, Muhammad Photograph, B&W, 8"x10" of Ali in the ring at the 6th Street Gym in Miami, Florida. He is wearing his boxing gloves and trunks. Very boldly signed. Mint condition $235.00
ALI, Muhammad Photograph, B&W, 8"x10", full length pose wearing his boxing gloves and trunks. Inscribed: "To Melissa from Muhammad Ali. Love is the Net, where hearts are caught like Fish." Ali has drawn a "Heart" after the inscription $550.00=
ALI, Muhammad Very RARE typed letter signed, on the letterhead of 4944 Woodlawn Avenue, Chicago, Il., no date. "Dear (left in blank to be added when mailed) I was delighted to hear from you. You may not think so, but I really appreciate each and every letter that I receive. I feel good now. I'm in good shape and razor sharp. In case you were a little aprehensive regarding my upcoming fight, let me inform you that this is going to be the prettiest, most masterful upset that boxing has ever seen. I guarantee this, and I couldn't be more serious. Please forgive the brevity of this letter, but I have much to do and must move on. I hope you achieve success in whatever you try to do. Very truly yours, Muhammad Ali." A very vintage letter and blue ink signature $1,600.00
ALI, Muhammad An incredibly RARE autograph letter signed, one page on his Muhammad Ali Farms letterhead. Jan. 30,89, Ali writes: "Dear Mark, I will soon start the Muhammad Ali Fan Club and I want you to be one of my members. I will get back to you when I am ready. Love always, Muhammad Ali." One correction also in his hand. This letter contains two full Muhammad Ali signatures. Very fine condition $2,500.00
ALI, Muhammad & MARTIN Joe On a brown piece of heavy card stock, Ali has written: "Muhammad Ali Service for God is the rent we pay for our room in the Hereafter. 5-22-89." Just above Ali has drawn a boxing ring with a stick figure of himself and mike Tyson. Tyson is lying on the canvas. Many fans heads are drawn outside the ring watching the knockdown. In addition along the bottom Joe martin, Ali's first coach has written: "From Joe Martin Ali 1st coach." On the verso is a letter from a fan where at the bottom Ali has written "Thank you Love Muhammad Ali 5-22-89" Magnificent. $1,250.00
America's Most Popular Muslim
ALI, Muhammad & MARTIN Joe Three inch by five inch unlined card inscribed with a religious quotation by Muhammad Ali. Ali writes: "To Kevin from Muhammad Ali, Serve God He is the Goal. 1-13-90). Ali has drawn a circle around his writing. In addition at the bottom right corner, Martin has written: "Joe Martin, Ali 1st coach at age of 12.". $450.00
Double Signed Photograph
ALI, Muhammad Double signed using a bold black ink pen: "Muhammad Ali aka Cassius Clay". Signed by Ali during the early 2000's. Together with the book: "The Collector's Guide to Muhammad Ali Autographs (2014) by Shawn Anderson, Markus Brandes and Stephen Koschal. $595.00
ALI, Muhammad His autobiography; "The Greatest, My Own Story." Random House, N.Y., 1975, First edition, so stated. Four hundred sixteen pages. A fine copy with the uncommon dust jacket. Signed "M. Ali" on the title page. The signature of Ali is circa late 1990's. SOLD
Muhammad Ali Rare Signed Boxing Glove as Cassius X. SOLD
Muhammad Ali Printed pamphlet Is Jesus Really God? Printed during the 1980's by The Institute of Islamic Information and Education, Chicago, Il. Inscribed on the front cover: "To David From Muhammad Ali 19-3-88". SOLD
Muhammad Ali Heavy cardboard 8.5"x11", where the champ writes very boldly: "5-22-89, Muhammad Ali, Love is the net, where Hearts are caught like Fish" In addition Ali has drawn a heart and a boxing ring with two stick figures inside the ring. One is standing with arms raised in Victory and Ali adds "Me". The other figure is lying down and Ali identifies the figure as "Tyson". Ali also sketches the faces of a crowd watching the fight. Bottom right is written by Ali's first trainer: "From Joe Martin, Ali 1st Coach at age 12". Most unusual and could by a high light in any collection of Muhammad Ali. Ali's signature is magnificent and measures seven inched long. SOLD
ALI, Muhammad A vintage inscribed and signed signature, in ink: "To Robbie Muhammad Ali" on a 4"x6" album page. Circa mid 1980's. Together with an original one of a kind color photograph of Ali, three quarter length pose, dressed in a suit. $195.00
AARON, Hank & MAYS, Willie Color photograph of the two dressed in their uniforms, standing in a ballpark. $165.00
Two Time World Champion
AYALA, Paulie Matching pair of MacGregor boxing gloves. On the left hand glove, Ayala has written and signed: "Two Time World Champ! Paulie Ayala, 2003." In addition he has written "POW." $55.00
BARROW, Edward G. Bank check, Rye National Bank, Rye, New York, June 4, 1952. Accomplished by Barrow and made payable to Stamford Hall Co, for $207.63. Boldly signed. $200.00
Rare Collection of 63 Checks Signed by Baseball Hall of Fame Members Baseball Hall of Fame Members, 63 signed checks. Fifty-three of the checks are signed on the front, ten are endorsed on the verso as they were checks made out to the player. Five checks are described as "unknown" according to the Sports Market report on Baseball Autographs. $11,500.00
Rawlings Big Stick, Baseball Bat, Signed by
31 members of the Baseball Hall of Fame
BASEBALL HALL OF FAME Rawlings Adirondack, Big Stick, Baseball Bat, Professional Model. Hand signed by 31 members of the Baseball Hall of Fame. Those who have signed: Red Schoendienst, Frank Robinson, Robin Roberts, Jim Palmer, Lou Boudreau, Brooks Robinson, Eddie Matthews, Bob Doerr, Rick Ferrell, Luke Appling, Billy Williams, Warren Spahn, Yogi Berra, Ernie Banks, Bob Lemon, Hoyt Wilhelm, Buck Leonard, Billy Herman, Jim Catfish Hunter, Al Kaline, Luis Aparicio, Johnny Mize, Enos Slaughter, Monte Irvin, Bob Feller, Al Barlick, Fergusen Jenkins, Ralph Kiner, Willie Stargel, Ray Dandridge and Harmon Killebrew. $650.00
Huge Collection of Signatures of
Inductees Into The Baseball Hall of Fame
COLLECTION This Rare collection consists of 229 signatures on 3"x5" cards, government postcards, a few cuts, signed photos and documents of those who have been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. $PRICE AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
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Baseball Hall of Fame Collection Collection of 444 Hall of Fame Plaque Cards, each signed. Almost all are the yellow type. Each signature guaranteed genuine for life. $12,500.00
Signed by Thirteen Members of the Baseball Hall of Fame
Baseball Hall of Fame Baseball Mug, made in Taiwan in 1987, depicts a baseball field with fans in the stand. A baseball protrudes from the mug and the handle resembles a baseball bat. Hand signed (each in person signatures) by Bob Feller, George Kell, Lou Brock, Luke Appling, Johnny Mize, Enos Slaughter, Al Kaline, Billy Herman, Robin Roberts, Rick Ferrell. Hoyt Wilhelm, Monte Irvin and Bob Lemon. In excellent condition, comes with the original box. $165.00
Scarce Collections of Astronauts Who Threw Out the First Pitch
BOWERSOX, Ken, LOPEZ-ALEGRIA, Michael, WHITSON, Peggy, REISMAN, Garrett, ACABA, Joseph A most unusual collection $150.00
One of History's Most Famous New Yorkers
First Man to Jump off the Brooklyn Bridge
BRODIE, Steve Steve Brodie's very rare business card which depicts his portrait, his name and states that he is the Champion Bridge Jumper of the World. In addition it states: "Will Appear Season 96-97 in Thos. H. Davis' Sterling Comedy Drama On The Bowery." Boldly signed and dated : "Sunday, Feb.7, 1897" on the verso of this card. SOLD
BROWN, Willard He was inducted into the baseball hall of Fame (2006). Choice signature on a 3"x5" card. Note on verso indicates this card was signed in September 1975. $550.00
George H.W. Bush (b. 1924) & Edward W. Stack (b. 1935 ) . 41st President of the United States and Chairman of the Baseball Hall of Fame (1977-2000). A Signed Perez Steel baseball card, #6,770/10,000. A very unique baseball and presidential collectible. Very few of these jointly signed cards exist. $595.00
CAMPANELLA, Roy Fabulous dark, bold signature on a 3"x5" card. Signed, in person, at the Long Island Baseball Show in September 1990.. $495.00
1949 St. Louis Cardinals
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS Contract between Sportstamp Company and the St. Louis Cardinals dated June 11, 1949. Measures appx. 8.5"x14". Permission to use the player's photographs in Baseball Sportsstamps and albums. Signed by the 1949 St. Louis Cardinals including three members of the Baseball Hall of Fame, Enos Slaughter, Red Schoendienst and Stan Musial. An additional T.L.S. dated June 30, 1949 to Sportstamp Company granting the company to use my photograph is boldy signed by Marty Marion and is lightly affixed to the document. $375.00
Roberto Clemente A Rare Signature, on a 5.5 in. by 11 in. slip of yellow paper, d. June 1966, on Fairfield Inn stationary, Atlanta, Georgia, with the signatures of nine other Pittsburgh Pirate players. $1,950.00
COLLINS, Eddie Autograph letter signed, two very full pages. Park Hotel, Seguin, Texas, March 22, 1922. To a young fan Master Arthur Reynnaan. $2,450.00
Very Scarce Full Signature
COLLINS, Edward T. Attractive stamped seal of the Office of the baseball Commissioner (Kenesaw M. Landis) dated June 12, 1944. Hand signed by a representative of the Columbus Baseball Club, Inc. and by Edward T. Collins, Vice.Pres. Of the Boston American league Baseball Company. $1,250.00
COLLINS, Eward T. Uncommon full signature "Edward T. Collins" cut from a check. Remarkably cancellation holes barely touch his bold signature. $650.00
CRONIN, Joseph Player's Contract. 27 May 1956 for Maynard B. Theil between the Dallas Baseball Club and Boston American League Baseball Co. The trade was made for a lump sum payment of $6,250.00 in cash. Signed by Joseph Cronin as V/P of the Boston American League baseball Co. and countersigned by the business manager of the Dallas Baseball Club. $100.00
CUYLER, Ki Ki Choice ink signature on an album page. Newspaper portrait of Cuyler affixed to the top of the page, easily matted out if so desired. Signed on the verso by Guy Bush and Zack Taylor. $750.00
DALI LAMA XIV Apparently the Dalai Lama had difficulty signing the round baseball as do any celebrities. He started to sign, using a ball point pen on the sweet spot. He switched positions to a side panel where he did the best to sign his full name. Baseball show some scuffing. Comes with the original mailing envelope from India which bears 60 Indian Stamps depicting Indira Gandhi Dalai Lama's rubber stamped return address is also on the envelope. There are no records of sales of baseballs signed by the Dalai Lama. The Dalai Lama refuses to sign a baseball in person so this could be easily one of a kind. $450.00
First African-American Player to be Picked First Overall in the NFL Draft
First African-American to Win The Heisman Trophy
DAVIS, Ernie His college working manuscript that he was preparing to submit to his class, nine typed written pages on the history of Bristol, Vermont. Over twenty lines underlined in pencil by Davis and 3 words and a few notations written in pencil by his hand in the margins. Boldly hand signed "Ernie Davis" in pencil at the top of page one. This manuscript comes from the original collection of Todd Mueller who purchased the papers of Ernie Davis directly from the Davis estate. $1,450.00
DAY, Happy Uncommon typed letter signed on the ornate letterhead of Maple Leaf Gardens. October 2, 1948. $275.00
DEAN, Dizzy Signed Vintage Magazine Portrait. $195.00
DEAN, Dizzy Fabulous signature on the lined side of a 3"x5" card $125.00
Joe DiMaggio Member of the Baseball Hall of Fame (1955). A Set of Signed Hall of Fame Plaque Cards. Black and White, Color, and Gold and Bronze. Each hand signed boldly by DiMaggio. On the Black and White he's added "HOF 1955". $1,550.00
Joe DiMaggio Baseball Legend Signed Diamond Greats #1 Baseball Card. $240.00
Ford Frick Baseball Hall of Fame, Fabulous Sgnature. $125.00
FORD, Gerald R. Baseball Bat with the name "Gerald Ford" beautifiully engraved. Hand signed "Gerald R. Ford". $495.00
Knocked Jackie Gleason OUT COLD
GALENTO, Tony Choice signature on a vintage album page $47.50
Very Rare Signature of E.G. Gerard- Original Inductee Hockey Hall of Fame
GERARD, Edward George & LAMB, Joseph Gordon RARE, large pencil signature "E.G. Gerard" on an album page. On the verso it is also signed in pencil: "J.G. Lamb, Feby 4/28." SOLD
Chick Hafey Baseball Hall of Fame, Choice Uncommon Signature for the Cardinal's great. $160.00
Member of Hall of Fame and President of the American League
HARRIDGE, William T.L.S. on the imprinted stationery of American League Professional Baseball Clubs. L.C. McEvoy, Broadcasting. Chicago, April 3, 1940. Mr. McEvoy writes to the manager of the St. Louis Office and confirms that the Chicago office submitted the following data relative to the proposed broadcast of American League games over Station KXOK in St. Louis. This approval of the sponsor, announcers and radio stations is confirmed and granted as signed below by both L.C. MvEvoy and William Harridge. Very scarce official approval regarding American League games signed by its president with his full signature. 375.00
William Harridge Signature Affixed to a Magazine Portrait. $225.00
EXTRAORDINARY VINTAGE HOCKEY COLLECTION
New York Rangers Three album pages covering three "1928" Season Teams. On December 2, 1928, the first radio broadcast of a hockey game in Montreal took place. This collection consists of many of the rarest signatures in the field of hockey and worthy of placement in a museum. $2,500.00
Scarce Golf Ball signed by Ben Hogan
HOGAN, Ben Hogan golf ball hand signed by Ben Hogan and adding the date "94" in his hand. Genuine signatures of Ben Hogan on golf balls are quite scarce, most signatures that appear to be signed during old age are forgeries. $475.00
HOGAN, Ben His check on the imprinted Hogan Oil Co. Ft. Worth, TX. Dec. 10, 1992 made payable to W.B. Hogan for $50,000.00. Hand signed "W. Ben Hogan." $149.00
HOGAN, Ben Ben Hogan golf ball signed. Together with a typed letter signed by his secretary, on his letterhead, November 13, 1994. SOLD
HOOPER, Harry His Christmas Card which contains a fine lengthy inscription to a friend: "To my good friend Wm. Van Baskirk, good health, peace of mind to him 1974, Harry Hooper." $85.00
"Mr. Hockey" and His Two Hockey Playing Sons
HOWE, Gordie Two of his sons Marty and Mark were his teammates on the WHA Houston Aeros. Paper stock, promotional photo, 8"x10", B&W of Gordie Howe and his two sons wearing their hockey uniforms. Inscribed and signed by Gordie Howe: "Hi Barney, Gordie Howe" and also signed by Marty Howe and Mark Howe. $100.00
JACK, Beau Miniature "Ringside" boxing glove measures appx. 2"x4", hand signed, in person, "Beau Jack." $65.00
One of 6 Inaugural Golfers Inducted into the LPGA
JAMESON, Betty Box of 15 TiTech Titanium #1 Fluid Metal Molecular Core Golf Balls. Inside the outer box are five boxes containing 3 golf balls. Each golf ball is signed in ink: "Betty Jameson." Betty Jameson was a wonderful long time friend and she was my celebrity guest signing golf related items at our Ft. Lauderdale autograph events. Photo of her taken at the autograph show not included with the golf balls. $245.00
World's Greatest Athlete ??
JENNER, Bruce A very desirable 1991 Impel U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame card #33 which depicts Bruce Jenner running in the Olympics. Very boldly hand signed. Removed from one of those silly plastic covers from one of those high profile authenticating companies. $45.00
Bobby Jones Rare Autographed Note Signed, at the bottom portion of a fan's letter requesting a signed golf ball. $4,750.00
Kenesaw Mountain Landis Rare Document Signed by Baseball's First Commissioner. $1,495.00
Rare John Kennedy, Ted Kennedy and Ted Williams Signed Photograph
KENNEDY, John F., KENNEDY, Ted, WILLIAMS, Ted Hand signed by John F. Kennedy, Ted Kennedy and Ted Williams. Photo by "Fay Foto, Boston". Photo has some minor creases. The two Kennedy signatures were signed in black ink, offering acceptable contrast, the signature of Ted Williams is fantastic. $3,250.00
First Commissioner of the N.F.L.
LAYDEN, Elmer Autograph letter signed "Elmer", 4 pages, August 15, 1924, Davenport, Iowa. A love letter to his sweetie from the young star. $295.00
Signed by Ernie Banks and John Wayne Gacy
LOGAN, Bob. So You Think You're A Die-Hard Cub Fan. This was Gacy's personal book which he read and kept in his cell on death row. Gacy has sent this book as a Christmas gift and inscribed this copy: "Steve, enjoy the reading John W. Gacy" on the half title page. Hand signed below Gacy's signature is Ernie Banks. Banks is a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame and is known as "Mr. Cub". $495.00
Undesirable Former Pitcher with the New York Yankees
MacPHAIL, Lee, PAUL, Gabriel and CLAY, Kenneth Uniform Player's Contract The American League of Professional Baseball Clubs. Five page contract between the New York Yankees and Kenneth Clay of Lynchburg, Virginia. During the year 1975 Clay will receive $900 per month. On the back page, Kenneth Clay has agreed to the terms and signed his name twice as a player. He dated his signature 1 December 1974. Co-signed twice by Gabriel Paul as the New York Yankee Authorized Person. This contract was approved and signed by Lee McPhail dated Jan. 3, 1975. $150.00
Excellent Content Letter: The Ty Cobb-Napoleon Lajoie Batting Title of 1910
MacPHAIL, Lee Typed letter signed on his name imprinted letterhead as American League President. Dated March 28, 2005 to John Dalton. $150.00
MACPHAIL. Lee New York Yankees making a contract with Dick Groch to be a Scout for 1982 for a salary of $2,000. Signed by Groch and a Yankee Official. Approved and signed on the cover by Lee MacPhail, President of the American League of Professional Baseball Clubs SOLD
MANTLE, Mickey & DIMAGGIO, Joe Color photograph, 8"x10", three quarter length pose together, dressed in their Yankee Uniforms and holding their hats off to the fans in the stadium. Perfect blue ink Sharpie signatures of both written across their uniforms, therefore excellent contrast. An uncommon signed pose. $695.00
MANTLE, Mickey Top-Flight golf ball hand signed by Mickey Mantle adding his Number 7. In excellent condition, in protective case. $250.00
Heinie Manush Vintage Signature on a Magazine Portrait affixed to a larger sheet. $100.00
Pro Ball Player who took Honus Wagner's Job
MCBRIDE, George Autograph letter signed, one page on a once cent government postcard dated Milwaukee,Aug.16,51. He writes: "Glad to hear some of the fans remember some of us old Timers. Haven't got any photos available but if I can dig up one will send it to you. Sincerely. Geo.F. McBride." Come with a four page interview from 1964 of McBride. $75.00
Joe Medwick Baseball Hall of Fame, Choice Signature with baseball card. $110.00
Member of the Boxing Hall of Fame
MOORE, Archie Wonderful content handwritten letter with original envelope postmarked July 3, 1964. $185.00
NAGURSKI, Bronco, DIMAGGIO, Joe and GRANGE, Red All three have signed a 3"x5" card. All signatures absolutely beautiful. Possibly one of a kind. $250.00
He Broke the Curse of the Bambino
NEZ, Chester Very colorful Fenway Park, Boston baseball. Hand signed "Chester Nez" on a side panel Signature is bold and bright. $75.00
NICKLAUS, Jack Uncommon typed letter signed on his "Golden Bear, Inc" letterhead dated June 29 1978. $150.00
Louisville Slugger Signed by 46 Members of the
Baseball Hall of Fame and President Richard Nixon
NIXON, Richard President Richard Nixon, Hall of Fame Bat. Louisville Slugger baseball Bat signed by Richard Nixon and 48 members of the Baseball Hall of Fame. All signatures signed with a blue ink Sharpie pen. All signatures signed "in person."The following have signed the bat. Enos Slaughter, Louis Aparicio, Buck Leonard, Ernie Banks, Whitey Ford, Rick Ferrell, Bob Gibson, Billy Williams, Willie McCovey, Harmon Killebrew, Ted Williams, Bob Lemon, Ralph Kiner, Bob Feller, Frank Robinson, Red Schoendienst, Yogi Berra, Hank Aaron, Eddie Matthews, Ray Dandridge, Jocko Conlon, Willie Stargell, Don Drysdale, Al Barlick, Willie Mays, Early Wynn, Jim Catfish Hunter, Luke Appling, Bobby Doerr, Lefty Gomez, Mickey Mantle, Monte Irvin, Early Wynn, Lou Brock, Johnny Mize, Lou Boudreau, George Kell, Hoyt Wilhelm, Billy Herman, Robin Roberts, Stan Musial, Duke Snider, Warren Spahn, Juan Marichal, Al Kaline and Sandy Koufax. In addition this bat is expressly made for President Richard Nixon and has been hand signed by Richard Nixon. There is some rubbing to four signatures. All signers have added "HOF" and the year they were inducted into the Hall of Fame. One of a kind SOLD
Take Me Out To The Ball Game – Signed
NORWORTH, Jack A large slip 5.5"x7" with the words to "Take Me Out To The Ball Game" typed on it. Boldly signed by Jack Norworth. $575.00
Signed by the author of "Take me Out To The Ball Game"
NORWORTH, Jack A 78 Record of his big hit "Ain't We Got Fun" copyright 1920. Inscribed and signed on the label: "To Ken, all best wishes, Jack Norworth." $475.00
NOVA, Lou Very uncommon World Wide Photo, 7"x9" B&W, Pompton Lakes, N.J.. Nova completed his training here today (Sept.27) for his title bout with World's Heavyweight Boxing Champ Joe Louis at the Polo Grounds... 9/27/41" Half length pose smiling, inscribed , signed and dated on the lower margin: "9/29/73 To Bill your Pal-Lou Nova." $175.00
O'NEAL, Shaquille Fabulous genuine signature removed from the title page of his book $45.00
The Great Home Run Hitter
OH, Sadaharu Official National League baseball, William White, President. Signed on the sweet spot with a double signature, once in English and again in Japanese. $475.00
OTT, Mel A fabulous full signature in ink with ample margins for framing. $775.00
OWENS, Jesse Portrait, B&W, of Owens turning over the baton to teammate Ralph Metcalfe during the 400 meter run in the 36 Olympics. Measures appx. 3.5"x5" possibly cut from a magazine. Owens has written across the portrait: "Best of Luck, Jesse Owens, 36 Olympics." $395.00
PAYTON, Walter A Beautiful color photograph, 8"x10" of Payton running with a football. Boldly signed adding his number "34". $195.00
Winner of the 1938 Masters and the 1939 PGA
PICARD, Henry G. Very scarce to borderline rare, A.L.S., one page, dated 12/18/91 to "Ron". Picard writes: "Thanks a million for all your favors. I wish you a most Happy and healthy Holiday Season, Sincerely" signed "H.G. Picard.". $375.00
Collection of Race Car Drivers
Collection of signatures of nine race car drivers Bobby Allison (1937- ), Mario Andretti (1940- ), Ari Luyendyk (1953- ), Gordon Johncock (1936- ), Rick Mears (1951- ), Bobby Rahal (1953- ), Danny Sullivan (1950- ), Al Unser, Jr. (1962- ) and Darrel Waltrip (1947- ). All nine signatures boldly signed on 3"x5" cards. All signatures are vintage. $87.50
Ronald Reagan, Louisville Slugger, Signed by
43 Members of the Baseball Hall of Fame.
REAGAN, Ronald President of the United States. Louisville Slugger baseball bat made expressly for President Ronald Reagan. His name is engraved in the bat This bat has been hand signed (in person) by 43 members of the Baseball Hall of Fame. Those who have signed are: Duke Snider, Rick Ferrell, Al Barlick, Buck Leonard, Luis Aparicio, Bob Gibson, Jim Catfish Hunter, Ted Williams, Willie McCovey, Hoyt Wilhelm, Red Schoendienst, Robin Roberts, Yogi Berra, Don Drysdale, Warren Spahn, Frank Robinson, Whitey Ford, Mickey Mantle, Stan Musial, Eddie Matthews, Harmon Killebrew, Juan Marichal, Lou Boudreau, Brooks Robinson, Bob Feller, Lou Brock, Ernie Banks, Lefty Gomez, Ray Dandridge, Jocko Conlon, Johnny Mize, Luke Appling, Willie Stargell, Monte Irvin, Bob Lemon, Ralph Kiner, Enos Slaughter, Billy Herman, Bob Doerr, George Kell, Al Kaline, Hank Aaron and Early Wynn. At one time, Ronald Reagan was supposed to autograph this bat as well. A space for his signature was lightly sanded so as his pen/ink would adhere to the wood. SOLD
Pitched Perfect Game in 1922
ROBERTSON, Charlie Postcard photograph, B&W of Robertson pitching. Signed and dated on the verso: "Chas Robertson 4-30-79." Signed 57 years to the day of his perfect game. $250.00
ROBINSON, Sugar Ray Fantastic image of Robinson in a boxing pose in the ring. Inscribed: "Best wishes to Irving, Sugar Ray Robinson". SOLD
ROBINSON, Jackie Two U.S. six cent Professional Baseball stamps with Jackie Robinson signing his name across both stamps. In Mint condition and rather scarce as such. SOLD
Original Piece of Goal Post Signed by Knute K. Rockne
ROCKNE, Knute K. Original piece of the goal post from the Nov.13, 1926 Notre Dame/Army game played at Yankee stadium. In this game, the Fighting Irish handed the cadets their first defeat. Autographed by Knute K. Rockne. On the other side of the piece of goal post is written "N.D. 7 - Army 0, 11/13/26." Wood measures appx: 1"x3". Together with a handwritten letter from the woman who I purchased this relic. $3,900.00
Original Sketch of Slapsy Maxie Rosenbloom
ROSENBLOOM, Slapsy Maxie Sketch is on a 8"x10" sheet and is boldly signed by the artist. In ink, the boxer has written: "Good Luck From Slapsy Maxie Rosenbloom". $165.00
ROWLEY, Arthur May 9, 1995 Arthur Rowley Testimonial Souvenir Program. Entire pamphlet on Arthur Rowley. Signed on the front cover: "Best wishes, Arthur Rowley." $40.00
Highest Salaried Sports Writer of His Time
RUNYON, Damon Rare typed letter signed in pencil (Damon), 3 very full pages, Memorial Hospital, May 16, 1944. $875.00
RUNYON, Damon Member of the Boxing Hall of Fame. Very uncommon signature removed from an album page. $550.00
Winner of the PGA Championships 1934 and 1938
RUNYAN, Paul Autograph letter signed, one page, on his name imprinted stationery, dated Feb. 27, 1994. Runyan writes: "Dear Sharon, My greatest thrill in golf was winning the North and South Open at Pinehurst North Carolina in April of 1930, Respectfully yours. Paul Runyan.". $250.00
One Of The Finest Signatures of Babe Ruth
RUTH, George Herman "Babe" Choice portraits of Babe Ruth, half length pose in Yankee Uniform, Carl Hubbell and Gordy Maguire, all whom managed and coached the 1945 All-American East Baseball Team. Each player has signed near his portrait. The signed portrait of Ruth can easily be matted by itself if so desired. Measures 8"x10". Together with an 8"x10" reproduced photo of the 1945 New York team that represents the East in the All American Game. They will meet Ty Cobb's Westerners. A handwritten note is attached to the photo stating: "This is my stepfather Lester Eggers". $4,750.00
Two Scarce Signatures
Founder of the Harlem Globetrotters
And Goose Tatum- Crown Prince of Basketball
SAPERSTEIN, Abe Vintage fountain pen signature on an album page. Former owner added biographical notes. On the verso is the signature of Globetrotter legend "Goose" Tatum, the Crown Prince of Basketball who died at the early age of 45. $225.00
SARAZEN, Gene Made payable (in his hand) to Barnett Visa Gold for $74.27 cents. Boldly signed. $47.50
Gene Sarazen Rare ALS describing how he invented the Sand Wedge in 1931, $1900.00
SCHMIDT, Mike Typed letter signed, one page, January 6, 1987 on his name imprinted letterhead. Very boldly signed. $150.00
Woman, Red's Owner, Banned from Baseball
SCHOTT, Marge A card measuring 3.5"x5" inscribed "To Edward Marge Schott & Schottzie." Schott has hand drawn a paw print indicating that Schottzie has signed this card as well. $100.00
O.J. Simpson, Limited, Numbered and Signed Book
SIMPSON, O. J. His book "I Want To Tell You" Little Brown and Company, 1995, First Edition, limited to 3,000 signed copies, this is copy number 298. $95.00
Known as The Trial of the Century, Later
Convicted of 12 Counts of Armed robbery and Kidnapping
SIMPSON, O. J. Typed quote from the murder trial: "if it doesn't fit, (glove) you must acquit. I did it, You know I did it and I WOULD DO IT AGAIN. No regrets!" Boldly signed in ink "O. J. Simpson." Together with a color portrait of O.J. with his attorneys at the murder trial. $85.00
Rare Signature of Al Singer
SINGER, Al Choice signature adding "Thanks" in his hand on a vintage album page. $165.00
SMITH, Hilton Choice signature adding "Pitcher" in his hand. Pencil note on verso states signature obtained in April 1979. $795.00
Vintage 1937 Signatures of the Four Best Golf Players in Three of these Players are Enshrined into the PGA World
SMITH, Horton, LITTLE Lawson, COOPER, Harry & TOMSON, JImmy Four page score card printed by A.J. Spalding for a Match & Shotmaking Demonstration to be played by the four of the best golfers in the world dated Sunday, November 28, 1937 at Ponte Vedra Country Club in Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Inside this pamphlet is 1.5 pages of fundamentals signed in print by Robert T. Jones. This contest was played by H. Cooper & J. Thomson vs. Lawson Little and Horton Smith. Page two contains a scorecard listing in pencil the final scores of the four players. Signed in pencil by all four. SOLD
Inventor Of Ping Golf Clubs
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Renteria a likely top candidate if White Sox make change
By Daryl Van Schouwen Sep 30, 2016, 10:16am CDT
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White Sox manager Robin Ventura, center, listens to bench coach Rick Renteria in the dugout during the fourth inning of a baseball game against the Los Angeles Angels, Sunday, July 17, 2016, in Anaheim, Calif. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)
If the White Sox replace manager Robin Ventura after this season, a starting point to their search could begin with bench coach Rick Renteria.
Renteria, 54, has much to offer, starting with managerial experience with the Cubs in 2014 and one full year of experience in the Sox organization. He's fluent in Spanish, is known to be a good teacher and developer of young players, and is highly thought of and respected by the coaching staff.
Bill Bryk, a special assistant to the general manager and a major league scout for the Diamondbacks, knows Renteria well, going back to his days as the Padres' field coordinator in 2000-07 while Renteria was coaching in their minor-league system. Bryk views Renteria as a perfect fit.
"He's a top-notch baseball guy and he's a better person," Bryk said Thursday. "For me, he's the best guy out there.''
Ventura's contract is up after the season, and while the Sox reportedly want him return, he wouldn't say if he wants to come back, leading to speculation that his five-year tenure might be over.
After finishing 85-77 and in second place in the American League Central and finishing third in AL manager of the year voting in 2012 in his first season, the Sox went 63-99, 73-89 and 76-86 the next three years and are 77-81 this season pending the result Thursday against the Rays at U.S. Cellular Field.
Renteria, unceremoniously let go by the Cubs after the 2014 season when former Rays manager Joe Maddon became available, came on board as Ventura's bench coach after making it clear he wouldn't manage this season. He did not want to have the appearance of one looking over Ventura's shoulder.
"I'm here to help Robin,'' Renteria said during the Sox' midseason nosedive. "I came out here to do the job I'm doing right now. I've always believed that whatever goes on after that takes care of itself.''
Bryk said Renteria will manage again.
"He's on other people's lists, I know that,'' he said.
"He would be a four-star general in the service, except he would go over the hill first.''
Third-base coach Joe McEwing, who interviewed for the Diamondbacks' job in 2014, could also warrant consideration.
Upbeat, positive and energetic, "Super Joe" would probably give Renteria a run for his money over that hill. He has stuck close to Renteria this season, citing his baseball knowledge. He managed the Sox' Class AAA club at Charlotte in 2011.
If the Sox look beyond Renteria and McEwing, a list of candidates could start with former Padres manager Bud Black, the NL manager of the year in 2010. Black, who won a World Series ring as pitching coach with the Angels in 2002, currently works in the Angels' front office. Renteria was Black's bench coach in San Diego.
Before Ventura was hired, the Sox considered Cubs bench coach Dave Martinez, Maddon's bench coach at the time with the Rays, and Indians first base coach Sandy Alomar Jr.
Sox chairman Jerry Reinsdorf is known to be partial to former players and vice president Ken Williams — see Ventura when he was hired with no experience and Ozzie Guillen as a surprise choice before the 2004 season — which makes Aaron Rowand's name a long shot. Rowand, a Sox minor-league instructor, was named to his first managing gig, albeit an abbreviated one, with the Glendale Desert Dogs in the Arizona Fall League.
Longtime Twins nemesis Ron Gardenhire, who was fired in 2014, returned to the organization in April. If it's experience the Sox are looking for, Gardenhire posted a 1,068-1,039 record with six division titles from 2002-14 along with a manager of the year award in 2010 with the Twins.
Remembering Les Grobstein — and the Lee Elia rant The radio icon's death brings back memories of the former Cubs manager's tirade in 1983 and a column-that-wasn't two decades later.
Aurora Mayor Richard Irvin jumps into GOP Illinois primary for governor A slate of Republicans led by the Aurora mayor may get the backing of billionaire Ken Griffin.

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It feels slightly odd to deviate from adoption related material here on this blog, but something in the New Year air must be making me feel a little racy. :) I thought I'd start with baby steps here, using Wednesdays to introduce another passion and interest of mine - exercise.
Life long friends of mine know that I have always had quite the fascination with the age of 40. I just think it is a beautiful, amazing and incredible age - and the start of what I have always believed to be an phenomenal decade for a woman. I think part of it has to do with so many women that I've had the good fortune to know throughout my life who have rocked that age with such grace, strength, wisdom, vitality, confidence and an inner beauty that just cannot be accessed in the younger decades. Though I don't necessarily believe in rushing things, the math part of me has secretly declared myself 40 since I turned 35 - you know, the whole rounding up thing and all. It's just a day that I cannot wait to celebrate.
But that day is still a ways to come. . .about 15 more months to be exact. I've decided that in honor of my 40th year, I'd like to achieve a goal that epitomizes what I think turning 40 is all about. To that end, I've decided to train for an ironman distance triathlon in the year 2011. Though I've completed a few marathons and a mini-triathlon, this kind of physical aspiration is beyond anything I have ever experienced or even dreamt about attempting. I love to swim, but dang - the mile swim last summer almost did me in - so clearly I'll have to work on that. And oh, did I mention that I don't really love biking? :) I guess I'll have 112 miles to think about that during the race.
So, readers, this is where I look to you. If anyone has any helpful tips/websites/book suggestions/etc for a first time triathlete and wouldn't mind sharing them here, please do so. And if you feel so inspired to leave your own hopes or goals related to fitness or health, please do; I'd love to hear them.
My son and I spent the morning doing sword fighting and defending the world (aka our basement and his sister's dolls) and during our playtime I was able to fit in 45 minutes of squats, kicks, push-ups, high jumps, lunges and crunches. When it's as cold as where we live, you need to get creative with your activity! So for those of you with young kids, turn up the tunes and fight away.
Happy New Year everyone! I hope this holiday season has been filled with much love, good health and an abundance of laughs and joyed-filled moments for you and the ones you love.
I think it's only natural to reflect and look back at the entire year as whole to see how much we've changed; to examine where we've been and to acknowledge - at least on some level - the collective power that the countless moments of the past year's 365 days have impacted our lives. In regards to my individual journey as one who is intimately connected to adoption, I have been doing a significant amount of reflecting upon not only how this past year has changed me as an adoptee and adoptive parent, but how the past three years in particular have shaped, influenced and brought me to where I am today.
I have often told others that it was 3 years ago that I experienced a rebirth in regards to my identity as an adoptee. To say that I went from seeing my world in only black and white to technicolor (and in HD at that!) is a gross understatement. Instead it felt as if I had been granted an infinite amount of spectacles from which to see - with each subsequent lens more intense, profound and powerful than the last. Feelings, emotions, questions, thoughts and even physical affections that I didn't even know existed were suddenly thrust upon me. I consumed it all with a voracity that I had never experienced before. As a then 35 year-old adoptee, the world of adoption opened up to me and quenched a thirst that I cannot explain. The words that presented themselves to me, the validation that I experienced from others, the ability to express myself through language that was both understood by me and by others would literally move me to tears. I knew I was entering a new realm and would never again be able to stand comfortably in my former existence. This knowledge literally kept me awake at night with feelings of both anticipation and trepidation. Who was I to become under the tutelage of this formidable awakening that I had undergone?
It's funny how one can feel so markedly different and yet never more like herself. I have changed so much as a person - the writings here can certainly attest to that - and yet oddly I feel more like me than I ever have. I suppose that hokey-pokey "coming home to being me" feeling can be attributed to several steps that I have actively initiated to bring about a person who feels comfortable in her own skin. Taking care of who I am in a way that is honest, meaningful and real has not been something that I have been too successful at over the course of my lifetime. This journey has granted me that gift.
When I look at the strides along my path, I can see and still sharply feel the steps - alternately or at times in conjunction - that have been marked by feelings of anger, doubt, elation, detachment, hope, apathy, helplessness, skepticism, love, frustration, resentment, support, kindness and friendship. As I often tell my kids, I told myself that it was okay and natural to have these feelings and many times struggled to own them as well as take responsibility for each one, especially the ones that challenged me or put me in a place of unease or discomfort. There were many setbacks along the way, some which had nothing to do with me, but many more that stemmed from my own human frailties. I not only suspect, but can unequivocally guarantee that there will be no shortage of missteps for me yet to commit, but am now confident that I can self-dispense a healthy dosage of the necessary ingredients in the proverbial medicine of tough love, even occasionally erring on the side of too much love and a little less tough.
As so many other bloggers have mentioned, this personal space in which to write has been so cathartic, so therapeutic and has provided a safe haven for me to grow, learn and change, especially regarding my identity as an adoptee. Though I hope to never stop searching within myself to honor and nurture all of the unique roles that make me who I am, I cannot deny that I feel that my focus as it pertains to adoption has shifted dramatically from when I first started this journey. It's no better, no worse, just different. The ever changing emotional development and maturity of my son and his own adoption journey certainly factors into where I find the majority of my adoption focus to be. My current work in the arena of equity and integration in the school system has absolutely influenced my thoughts on race, race consiciousness and the conversations that I feel we must continue to have. My own advancing age (almost 39, one year away from my long coveted number of 40!) has imparted me with the kind of physical and emotional freedom that I could have only dreamt of. All of these things - and so much more - have changed me and consquently this blog will undoubtedly reflect those changes.
I'm not sure where the next steps will take me. I just know that I would not change any part of these past experiences because it has ultimately brought me to where and who I am today. And for that, I am eternally grateful. And I thank you for traveling this road with me, wherever it may lead.


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What are heterodox theories?
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Heterodox economists advocate theories, assumptions, or methods that may be radically different from or contradict those used in mainstream economics. Heterodox economics plays an important role in developing new ideas and challenging established schools of economic thought.
What are orthodox and heterodox theories of economics?
What is orthodox and heterodox?
What is the difference between neoclassical and heterodox economics?
What is heterodox education?
What do you mean by orthodox and heterodox?
What is the mainstream theory?
What is an example of heterodoxy?
What is the difference between heterodox and orthodox?
Where can I study heterodox economics?
Which of the following is heterodox philosophy?
What is another word for heterodoxy?
"Orthodox, or mainstream, economics has a set of assumptions, and it develops models based on those assumptions," said Jo. "Heterodox economics is based on reality, and its models reflect that basis. The orthodox models are, however, distant from reality."
What is the difference between mainstream and heterodox?
Mainstream economics, the study of rational actors in a world of trade-offs, has faced several challenges. Schools of economic thought outside of mainstream economics—called heterodox economics—are more skeptical of the role of the government and the rationality of actors.
The concepts of orthodoxy and heterodoxy are found within all the major religious traditions, expressed by a variety of terms. In relation to religious life, orthodoxy means correct or sound belief according to an authoritative norm; heterodoxy refers to belief in a doctrine differing from the norm.
While most economists accept mainstream economic theories, they tend to rely on neoclassical theories of market equilibriums and rationality. In contrast, heterodox economics includes more fringe ideologies that go against fundamental neoclassical beliefs.
What is orthodox economic theory?
Orthodox (or Neoclassical) Economics is the study of how humans make decisions in the face of scarcity. These can be individual decisions, family decisions, business decisions or societal decisions. If you look around carefully, you will see that scarcity is a fact of life.
Heterodox Academy (HxA) is a non-profit advocacy group of academics working to counteract what they see as a lack of viewpoint diversity on college campuses, especially political diversity. Heterodox Academy. Abbreviation. HxA.
What is the difference between orthodox and heterodox?
In relation to religious life, orthodoxy means correct or sound belief according to an authoritative norm; heterodoxy refers to belief in a doctrine differing from the norm.
The mainstream theory describes an economic system in which no crisis can ever occur, that is, a system in which: 1) monetary authorities control the amount of money but not the supply of credit which depends on saving decisions; 2) banks are mere intermediaries that do not create risks; 3) the process of wealth …
The definition of heterodox is something outside of usually accepted beliefs. An example of heterodox is a Catholic priest practicing a Wiccan ritual. adjective. 3. Holding unorthodox opinions.
What is the difference between orthodox and heterodox school?
The basic difference between the two branches of Hindu Philosophy schools is said to be based on the recognition of Vedas. Orthodox schools recognize the authority of Vedas while heterodox schools don't believe in the authority of Vedas.
Top 10% institutions in the field of Heterodox Microeconomics
1 Department of Economics, University of California-Berkeley Berkeley, California (USA) 64
2 Department of Economics, Harvard University Cambridge, Massachusetts (USA) 74
3 African Governance and Development Institute (AGDI) Yaoundé, Cameroun 7
What is difference between orthodox and heterodox?
Explanation: Ajivika (Fatalism) is one of the heterodox (Nastik) schools of Indian Philosophy. Makkhali Gosala was the proponent of this philosophy. Hence, B is the correct option.
In this page you can discover 10 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for heterodoxy, like: unorthodoxy, heresy, orthodoxy, puritanism, aristotelianism, scholasticism, rationalism, dogmatism, scientism and intellectualism.
How many philosophies are there in heterodox school?
three Heterodox philosophies
The Hindu philosophy is categorized into six Orthodox and three Heterodox philosophies.
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Q: Cakephp send email 500 Internal Server Error I'm creating a user in cakephp. Everything is working BUT when I send email after creating user it shows 500 Internal Server Error. When I turned debug mode on, it shows following error.
Stack Trace

CORE/Cake/Network/Email/SmtpTransport.php line 96 → SmtpTransport->_auth()
CORE/Cake/Network/Email/CakeEmail.php line 1161 → SmtpTransport->send(CakeEmail)
APP/Plugin/Client/Controller/EmployeesController.php line 176 → CakeEmail->send(string)
[internal function] → EmployeesController->add()
CORE/Cake/Controller/Controller.php line 490 → ReflectionMethod->invokeArgs(EmployeesController, array)
CORE/Cake/Routing/Dispatcher.php line 193 → Controller->invokeAction(CakeRequest)
CORE/Cake/Routing/Dispatcher.php line 167 → Dispatcher->_invoke(EmployeesController, CakeRequest)
APP/webroot/index.php line 118 → Dispatcher->dispatch(CakeRequest, CakeResponse)

My Code for sending email,
if (!empty($useremail)) {
   $Email = new CakeEmail("smtp");
   $Email->helpers('Html', 'Form', 'Text');
   $Email->emailFormat('html')
    ->template('Client.newuseraddition', '')
    ->subject('FIELDTASKS: New User Added')
    ->to($useremail)
    ->from('no-reply@fieldtasks.com', 'FIELDTASKS')
    ->viewVars(compact('useremail', 'link'))
    ->send('My message');
}

After this line
$Email = new CakeEmail("smtp");

I print $Email variable and it is printing successfully. But error occured on send('My message') function....
What is the issue here..Any help is appreciated...

A: The issue was with smtp username and password..I updated it and now emails are working..

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Top 50 Power Women – 2016
Charlotte Moore/Irish Repertory Theatre
Charlotte Moore is the artistic director and co-founder with Ciaran O'Reilly of the acclaimed Irish Repertory Theatre, a theater company in New York City devoted to bringing Irish and Irish-American works to the stage.
Though she grew up the granddaughter of Irish immigrants from County Wexford in a rural farming community in the Midwest, after a master's degree from Washington University in St. Louis, Charlotte found her way to New York City and onto the stage. She has a distinguished career in acting and directing, having appeared in over ten Broadway Productions including Private Lives co-starring with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. She has directed over sixty of the plays produced in New York by the Irish Repertory Theatre.
Among her many awards she has received two Tony Award nominations, and has been given the Irish America Top 100 Irish Award, The Irish American Writers and Artists Eugene O'Neill Lifetime Achievement Award, The Outer Critic's Circle Award, and the 2008 Irish Women Of The Year Award. Charlotte was named "Director of the Year" by the Wall Street Journal in 2011.
Moore also takes an active role in promoting women in the theater world in many capacities. The Rep has produced several plays by female playwrights, and also often employs many female designers and theater professionals. Moore told BroadwayWorld's Adrienne Onofri, "I try to choose a wide variety of ethnic professionals, especially women."
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Massive Emulator II-derived sample-and-synthesis machine in the style of the Roland D50.
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Over 90 factory patches included: 1.32Gb of authentic EII samples!
The Emulator II is a glorious slice of musical history, and we've thoroughly enjoyed the process of turning it into an archival Kontakt instrument in the Emulator II Universe of Sounds libraries. But even before we embarked on that mammoth sampling session, a thought was stirring at the back of our minds. Wouldn't it be cool if the Emulator hadn't just been a sampler? Wouldn't it be cool if it had been more of a synth as well?
Of course, the Emulator II did have some synthesiser-type capabilities: that awesome analogue filter, to name just one. But the dots didn't really join up into something that you could use to create sounds from scratch. Enter theSynthulator, which is at its heart a very simple idea indeed: use the Emulator II as the basis of a sample-and-synth creation in the mould of the Roland D50.
Early S&S instruments managed a neat tradeoff between the undeniable accuracy of sampled sounds and the equally undeniable price of sample memory by dedicating a small amount of memory to a handful of short attack samples, which were then spliced onto synthesised (and hence non-memory-intensive) sustain waveforms. This trick relies on the human ear's tendency to make most of its assumptions about the sound it's hearing in the first few fractions of a second, and it led to some cracking S&S machines. Synthulator sits in that proud lineage.
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Two separate oscillators are given over to these sustaining waves, and the two can be mixed freely and have the rather cool X-Mod applied to them (X-Mod being, basically, a slow LFO that blends between the two waves, allowing for radical periodic shifts in tonality).
There's also a separate Attack oscillator, which draws on its own collection of short attack samples – everything from piano strikes through saxophone blurts to flutey chiffs. Graft one of these characterful Attacks on to a couple of modulating Sustains of your choice, and you have instant access to a whole world of pseudo-instruments with unique characteristics. Best of all, they all sound like they're coming from an Emulator II, with the classic weight and grit that defines EII samples.
We've included both typical synth control features (like a filter) and some pretty comprehensive dynamics control, so that Synthulator is a really expressive instrument to play. You can use Velocity to cross-fade between Sustain waves, or to open the filter; lay into your keyboard and the whole tonality of the sound can change or open up. Synthulator's sound character is firmly in the vintage digital camp: you can wring almost PPG-style sounds from it remarkably simply, or get into DX or D territory, but always with that additional grittiness that sets the EII apart from its peers.
We've also paid a lot of attention to the Glitch button, tweaking its parameters so that it hits the sweet spot even more frequently. Click on this and you get a 'musically randomised' new patch, and we're betting that the keepers are now more like one in five. Instant gratification! Synthulator also ships with over 90 factory patches, many of which were created by synthmeister Anatol Locker and which are really rather awesome.
Synthulator is a unique resource for creating original sounds which sound like they're coming straight from a big blue EII. With a sound palette that spans acoustic and synthesised sounds, all imbued with grit and weight thanks to the EII's wonderful convertors, it's a great way to weave your own sonic textures from classic source material. The 80s have never sounded so good!


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1. Make sure your page is a business account - Insights doesn't work for personal profiles!
When you open your Insights, you will see three main navigation options - Activity, Content and Audience. But where should you actually spend your time? Where is the most useful information?
• Interactions - this is the total amount of actions people took with your account in the last week, be that profile visits or clicks to email your business.
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• Feed posts - this will show you the total impressions for your most recent posts. You can also create a post, or click on "See All" for a more in-depth look at all of your posts. If you're trying to build out your strategy, a great place to start would be to look at your total engagement on all posts for the last year and see what your best performers were!
• Stories - this will show you your active stories and the total number of impressions. You can create a story from here, or also "See All" of your stories for the past 14 days. If you would like to see a story that is outside of that timeframe, you still can! Just head back to your main business page and click on the archive button. All of your past stories will live here.
• Promotions - if you have any active paid promotions, they will appear here (unless you've created them through Facebook's Ad Manager). You can also create a promotion.
• Top locations - this is the places where your followers are living. You can sort by city or country.
• Age range - this is the age distribution of your followers. You can sort this by gender as well!
• Gender - this is the gender distribution of your followers.
• Followers - the rest of that information is great, but this is the most important information! Here you will see the average times that your followers are on Instagram - sorted by time of day or day of the week. By using this information, you can find the best time to schedule your posts in order to achieve the most engagement!
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But as always, if all of these numbers and information stresses you out, give the data geeks at Brand Yourself a call!


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Hanukkah is not one of the most important holidays in Judaism. But it's certainly the most well-known.
Hanukkah, which begins on the 25th of Kislev on the Hebrew calendar (which happens to fall on Dec. 18 this year), is an eight-day celebration.
Most gentiles (or non Jews) know Hanukkah as the story of the miracle of the oil. That is, as the story goes, one container of usable oil ended up lasting eight nights.
But there's more to the celebration.
Hanukkah also celebrates the rededication of the Second Temple in Jerusalem. As the story goes, the Seleucids desecrated the Second Temple. A group known as the Maccabees eventually won in what is known as the Maccabean Revolt.
The word "Hanukkah" is rooted in the Hebrew word for "dedication."
Hanukkah tradition: Lighting candles
There is really only one long-standing tradition for Hanukkah: Light candles.
As is customary for the holiday, each candle should be lit for at least 30 minutes (though, some candelabras now offer electric candles with push buttons!).
After the lighting of candles, those gathered offer sayings and sing "Maoz Tzur."
The display of candles is meant to be a very public thing. So, typically candles are displayed in the most prominent window in the house.
(Of course, fire safety methods should be followed, and candles shouldn't be left lit unattended.)
A menorah has seven candle branches. The hanukkiah (or hanukkiah menorah) offers nine candle branches: One for each night plus the shammash, which is considered the "helper" candle that is used to light the others. "Menorah" is the Hebrew word for "lamp."
It's important to note that every hanukkiah is a menorah. But not every menorah is a hanukkiah.
Efforts in the 1970s in the United States by Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson to popularize Hanukkah led to a number of public hanukkiah displays.
Other Hanukkah traditions: Dreidel
Along the way, other traditions have helped to shape Hanukkah celebrations.
A popular Hanukkah tradition that nearly all elementary children learn about is the dreidel.
While the game is fun for children, dreidel grew out of a necessity to learn Hebrew and study the Torah after Greek King Antiochus IV, in 175 BCE, outlawed Jewish worship.
The four sides of the dreidel display:
Nun (נ)
Gimmel (ג)
Hey (ה)
Shin (ש)
When combined, "nun," "gimmel," "hay" and "shin" translate to "a great miracle happened there."
How is dreidel played?
With at least two players, you'll need the dreidel and tokens (usually chocolate tokens called gelt).
Divide the tokens (gelt) equally among those playing.
Spin the dreidel to see the order of game play. "Nun" is the highest rank, followed by "gimmel," "hey" and "shin." If there's a tie? You know the drill: Keep spinning!
Players place one token in the middle to play.
Each player spins the dreidel once. Depending on the side the dreidel lands on, the player gives or takes tokens from the group collection.
Shin: Add a token to the middle
Nun: No action
Gimmel: Take all of the tokens!
Hay: Get half of all tokens in the middle. If there's an odd number, round up.
Play in a clockwise direction.
Game continues until someone wins all of the tokens! (It's much shorter than Monopoly!)
Run out of tokens? Your game play is either over or you could ask for a "loan" from another player.
Winner eats (but also could share) the chocolate!
What is a celebration without food?
Along with the gelt for playing dreidel, Hanukkah has evolved into a scrumptious food fest, complete with latkes (topped with applesauce or sour cream); brisket; sufganiyot (kind of like a jelly-filled doughnut); kugel (a Jewish noodle casserole dish) and cheesy foods (blintzes, cheese danishes, etc).
Though considered to be a more recent tradition, giving gifts has become part of Hanukkah, which is said to derive from European tradition and the constant comparison between Hanukkah and Christmas in the United States.
Though the origins of gift-giving are generally unclear, it is said the idea of giving gifts grew in the 1950s as a way to make Jewish children be proud to be Jewish as they saw their friends and others getting gifts for Christmas.
This entry was posted in Family, Food, Gift giving, Gifts, Hanukkah, Memories, Pittsburgh, Shopping, Traditions, Western Pennsylvania, When I was a kid... and tagged dormont menorah lighting, Hanukkah, jewish federation of greater pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, pittsburgh menorah lighting, squirrel hill menorah parade on December 17, 2022 by Bobby Cherry.
Pittsburgh Public Theater's "A Christmas Story: The Play" has been extended, the theater announced.
The show will now run through Dec. 23.
Some nights are standing-room only.
"Whether you are among the multitude of fans of A Christmas Story, the movie, or somehow new to the annual TV marathon presenting this beloved slice of smalltown Americana, the Public's production is bound to surpass expectations," wrote Sharon Eberson, for onStage Pittsburgh.
Go see the show. Details here.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged a christmas story, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Public Theater, sharon eberson on December 8, 2022 by Bobby Cherry.
Beaver County's gigantic Frosty and Rudolph neighborhood display


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require File.expand_path("../backup_internet_service", __FILE__)

module Fog
  module Compute
    class Ecloud
      class BackupInternetServices < Fog::Ecloud::Collection
        identity :href

        model Fog::Compute::Ecloud::BackupInternetService

        def all
          data = service.get_backup_internet_services(href).body
          load(data)
        end

        def get(uri)
          if data = service.get_backup_internet_service(uri)
            new(data.body)
          end
        rescue ServiceError => e
          raise e unless e.status_code == 404
          nil
        end

        def from_data(data)
          new(data)
        end

        def create(options)
          options[:uri] = href + "/action/createBackupInternetService"
          options[:enabled] ||= true
          data = service.backup_internet_service_create(options)
          new(data)
        end

        def internet_service_id
          href.scan(/\d+/)[0]
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

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Egypt is the world's largest wheat importer, because production can only sustain half its needs.
Egypt needs this harvest to be a good one. Its wheat in storage will last less than two months.
A 2010 drought that struck Russia drove global grain prices higher and helped spark the Arab Spring.
If Russia offered Egypt wheat free in an aid package, or on an extended payment plan, Egypt would take it.
Within a week of Morsi's ouster, the ubiquitous gas lines and power shortages in Egypt ended.
This sudden turn of events started to take shape even before the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait promised Egypt $12 billion in cash and fuel aid.
Evidently, the change of economic conditions in Egypt is due to certain business and other interests deliberately victimizing Egyptians by artificially throttling gas and power access.
These interests were keen to foster hostility against the Morsi regime — a clever, if mean act of subversion.
The Egyptian press drew quick attention to these "miraculous" events. The new military-installed regime knows the value of controlling the flow of information and misinformation.
As a result of these machinations, Egypt may have more fuel available than most people, including the Morsi government, had believed.
But its shortages of wheat, on the other hand, are very real — and they were kept secret by the recently deposed regime, for the simple reason that the country's wheat stocks are far lower than they need to be.
The situation on this front was and is dire. About half of Egypt's 85 million people are dependent of handouts of subsidized wheat. With its past domestic production, the country has only been able to sustain about half its needs. This has long made Egypt the world's largest wheat importer.
The Morsi government had been producing a lot of propaganda over the last several months, predicting a record wheat harvest. But farmers denied this.
The evidence will soon be in, as the wheat harvest is coming to an end. So is the milling of the grain that began in May.
Egypt needs this harvest to be a good one, because it has just 500,000 metric tons of imported wheat left in storage. This is only sufficient for less than two months of consumption.
Egyptian consumers, as do the rest of consumers in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), prefer to buy a soft variety of wheat to make unleavened bread. This is typically grown in Russia, the Ukraine and the surrounding region.
That is why the terrific drought that struck that entire region in 2010 had global ramifications. It was especially disastrous for Egypt. The drought caused Russia and other exporters to end wheat exports.
That not only, predictably, drove global wheat prices higher. Somewhat unexpected, it also made a major contribution to the blossoming of the Arab Spring in MENA.
As was the case centuries earlier with the French Revolution, the key cause for the Arab Spring was a rapidly deteriorating economic — and especially food — situation in the non-energy exporting nations in MENA.
True, there was also a desire to embrace democracy, but that wasn't what really drove the masses. That is a key point missed by most in the West.
The reason why the Morsi regime kept its supplies of foreign wheat a deep secret was its dwindling supply of cash.
The wheat grown in Egypt is inferior to that grown in more northern climes, because of lower gluten content. The higher the amount of gluten is in wheat, the easier it is to make suitable unleavened bread.
Egypt tends to mix its domestic variety in with foreign wheat to extend supplies. The higher the contribution of the local wheat, the more bread — but of a lesser quality.
The FAO said even if Egypt has a bumper harvest this year, its demand for foreign wheat next year would remain the same.
Despite the $12 billion aid promise Egypt has received from its Gulf Arab neighbors, the country will need sizable chunks of aid on a monthly basis to start to repair its economy and the nation. The $12 billion in help it just received should be considered a lifeline — and not a cure.
Thanks to that aid, one can expect to see Egypt back in the international wheat markets in size in the very near future. It has no time to lose. After all, it typically takes 2 to 3 months from the time a tender is announced to when the wheat is delivered to the mills to be ground into flour.
As France's absolute monarchs fatally learned too late, desperately hungry stomachs are hard to rule by anybody.
Russia as Egypt's trump card?
The new regime in Egypt may have one trump card up its sleeve that the Morsi government did not. Russia has announced that it would hold discussions on possible humanitarian wheat deliveries to Egypt.
Apparently, Moscow is making geopolitical calculations to regain a positive relationship with the Sunni Arab states of the MENA region.
It had lost a lot of goodwill due to its support of the Shia Alawite regime in Syria.
This represents a complete about-face for Russia, which had refused to give the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood government of President Morsi wheat aid.
Russia has its own problems with radical Islamists at home. That is one of the reasons it has given such strong support to the Assad regime, which it fears could be replaced by Islamists.
In the past, Russia has been a major supplier of wheat to Egypt. Russia expects a good wheat harvest this year, possibly leaving a surplus of 20 million tons available for export.
If Russia were to offer Egypt free wheat as part of an aid package, or for sale on an extended payment plan, Egypt will definitely take it. The question for Egypt is whether Moscow has enough wheat lying around from last year's crop to clean out from its silos and send to Egypt.
The tricky part for Russia will be balancing its ongoing support for Assad with its desire to renew its relationships with the Sunni Arabs.


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Base 13 started off as an Acoustic Duo with founding members Nick Lowe and Nate Keck, with Nick on vocals and rhythm guitar, and Nate on rhythm and lead guitar. They quickly found that it wasn't enough. After a few member changes Base 13 finally settled with the lineup of Nick Lowe (Lead vocals, rhythm acoustic, and keyboard), Nate Keck (Lead guitar, and keyboard), Juke Warner (Bass, and vocals), and Steve Gonzales (Drums, and vocals).
Base 13 has played all around Southeast Michigan and has also gone on a small, self-booked, midwest tour. They have played with a large variety of locals including, Powerout, Virginia Wolf, To Be Juliet's Secret, These Charming Men, and many more. They have also played with National Acts such as Gabriel The Marine, and NGHBRS. Since then friend and drummer Steve Gonzales has left to pursue other dreams, and Juke Warner has decided to take the reigns on drums. Between recording Base 13 is looking hard for a new Bassist to complete the group.
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Base 13 is an Alternative Rock band from Clarkston, MI. They just released a new single available on iTunes, Spotify, and more. Base 13 is a 4-piece group with plans to press forward and get their music wherever they can. They are working on an EP aimed to be released in the fall. They are also looking for a new bassist to join the cause.


TORONTO -- A Canadian infectious diseases expert who is helping to investigate a large coronavirus outbreak in Saudi Arabia says she understands people's frustration about the lack of information on the situation.
But Dr. Allison McGeer says the outbreak is complex and pulling together the data to accurately reflect what has been going on in the Al-Ahsa region of the country just takes time. She also revealed that a report on the outbreak is being written.
"The only thing worse than not sharing data is sharing data that turns out to be not correct. And this is a very complicated investigation," said McGeer, who returned to Canada from the Middle East on Saturday.
"It's not simple. The answers are and were not completely clear."
The outbreak, the largest to date with the new virus, has produced at least 22 cases, nine of which have been fatal. It has involved spread among patients in a hospital and from them to family members and even two health-care workers. It is not yet apparent whether the outbreak is over.
The most recently reported case in this cluster was revealed on Saturday, an 81-year-old woman who was reported to be in critical but stable condition.
Globally there have been 43 confirmed MERS infections and 21 of the cases have been fatal. (The acronym stands for Middle Eastern respiratory syndrome.) Cases have been reported from Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Britain, Germany, France and Tunisia. But the European and Tunisian cases all had their origins in the countries of the Arabian Peninsula.
McGeer is the head of infection control at Toronto's Mount Sinai Hospital. She was a key player in the city's response during the 2003 SARS outbreak, and actually contracted the disease herself. Her experience with that pathogen -- which is from the same family as the MERS coronavirus -- is one of the reasons she was asked to travel to Saudi Arabia to help with the investigation.
The other is that the Saudi deputy health minister, Dr. Ziad Memish, trained in Toronto and knows many of the infectious diseases experts here. Memish got his medical degree at the University of Ottawa but did his internal medicine and infectious diseases training in Toronto.
McGeer was one of three infection control specialists who travelled to Saudi Arabia to help with the outbreak, and was the one who stayed the longest. Dr. Trish Perl, an expert from Johns Hopkins in Baltimore, Md., and Dr. Connie Price from the University of Colorado in Denver also spent a few days in Saudi Arabia at Memish's invitation. Both Perl and Price were among a number of U.S. infection control specialists who came to Toronto during the SARS outbreak to help contain the spread of the disease.
A fourth infection control expert, Dr. Paul Tambyah of National University of Singapore, had also been invited but was not in Saudi Arabia while McGeer was there. She said he was, however, one of a number of experts who were consulted by phone.
There has been much -- if muted -- frustration voiced about how little information has emerged from Saudi Arabia and other MERS-source countries since the new virus was first spotted last fall. And the mostly behind-the-scenes grumbling has intensified since Saudi Arabia revealed in early May that it had discovered what has turned out to be a large outbreak in the eastern Saudi city of Al Hofuf, near the Persian Gulf. Al Hofuf is in the Al-Ahsa region.
In fact, when WHO Director General Dr. Margaret Chan opened the World Health Assembly on Monday she lauded China for the openness of its efforts to combat H7N9 bird flu, but offered no corresponding praise for Saudi Arabia and the MERS-affected countries when she talked about the threat posed by the new coronavirus. The assembly is the annual general meeting of WHO member states.
McGeer would not speak about some aspects of what she learned in Saudi Arabia, but she did say that a detailed report on the outbreak is pending.
"Although I can sense frustration, the situation is exactly as described by the Saudis in their postings" to the WHO and to ProMED, McGeer said. ProMED is an Internet-based infectious diseases surveillance system through which Memish has revealed some information about the Al-Ahsa outbreak.
McGeer did say, however, that given what she saw in Saudi Arabia, she is confident governments elsewhere have the advice they need to detect the new coronavirus and protect against its spread in their hospitals.
"I think that the current World Health Organization recommendations for surveillance and for management (of cases) are good and should be followed."
She said she is also confident that the people handling the hospital-based outbreak in Al Hofuf are doing a good job. She would not name the facility, but media reports from Saudi Arabia have revealed it is al Moosa Hospital.
That said, McGeer would not offer an opinion on how soon the outbreak will be contained.
"If you'd asked me on the 15th of May (2003) during SARS, I'd have been dead wrong. I think the last thing you want to be about an outbreak when it's not over is optimistic," she said.
"It does not mean I'm pessimistic. It just means it doesn't do to make assumptions until outbreaks are really over."
The reference to May 15, 2003, relates to an embarrassing incident in Toronto's SARS outbreak. It had appeared that transmission of the virus had stopped in early May. So in mid-May the Ontario government lifted the state of emergency and hospital personnel were informed they no longer needed to wear the mask-like respirators that were protecting them from the SARS virus.
Within days of the all-clear going out, health-care workers started showing up in Toronto emergency rooms. They'd contracted the disease from SARS patients who hadn't been spotted, and transmission was off and running again. It took until early July before the second wave of the outbreak was contained.
McGeer also wouldn't venture to guess what the future holds for this coronavirus -- whether it will continue to make occasional forays into people or will start to transmit efficiently among them and spread broadly around the world.
"I don't have any idea what it's planning on doing and I don't think it is predictable at the moment," she said.
"It is, I think, likely that there will be continued sporadic cases. ... But whether this is a stable sporadic virus that will continue to do what it's been doing and not change very much or whether it's a virus that's in the process of changing and is going to cause more trouble is, I think, a completely open question."
She suggested study of the genetic sequences of viruses from a number of cases and a number of locations would help the world assess the risk the MERS virus poses.
"That's the only thing I can think of in the short term that is going to help with deciding how much trouble this virus will cause."
But to date only five viral sequences have been shared with the international scientific community. No sequences from the Al-Hasa outbreak have been released.


That is an amazing looking flush on that log. Did he happen to weigh that harvest? Is that unsupplemented straw?
Ill find out the details. Was super impressed.
Unsupplemented wheat straw?! WOW! Winner!
Did he cut holes when the pins formed or did he cut them at the start? Looks like so many got to maturity and stuff all aborts/trapped/squashed under the plastic.
Do you know where he got those shelves from?
Just wondering if you are still selling plates of this strain?
His website says out of stock for this one. Wish I had of bought a dish when it was first posted!
Sorry for massive delay - yeah i have this strain back in stock if you are interested. Thanks.
Don't really know where to put this, but anyway I would like to report that I have found Clitocybe (Lepista) nuda for the first time here in WA, growing in a pile of grass clippings.
Given the nature of the occurrence, I suspect that they must be more widespread than I had imagined. An that is after 25 years of foraging without ever finding a single specimen.
I have asked the local mycologist if they have any records of it, but I have had no reply to date.
Damn, this wasn't the right spot. Sorry, move it if you like.
Good find on the nuda - one of my favourites.


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Over half a century ago on Mexican Independence Day (September 16), Don Francisco Javier Sauza (yeah that same Sauza), created Hornitos tequila, an aromatic 100% blue agave experience that's sweet and calming with a little bit of bite.
Hornitos Plata. This is Hornitos' unaged tequila ("plata" is Spanish for silver). Plata has never made contact with wood barrels, so it's a clear tequila. Because of its young age, Plata is more of an herbal and floral experience in the smell and taste. This is agave at its purest: very sweet, crisp and clean.
Hornitos Reposado. This "rested" tequila has an aromatic rush of blue agave, unexpected and exciting. The sting in the air that is immediately present in the nose of other tequilas is non-existent here. Instead, a sweet, calming waft of blue agave gets your attention. The flavor is mellow and very smooth, with a bit of welcome spice. Not a tequila I would associate with taking shots, Hornitos Reposado is smooth enough to sip, and enjoy the warmth in your chest of a nice, aged tequila.
Hornitos Reposado will run you $25 and Hornitos Plata, $20. The flavors of both are subtle, and though they'd be fine cocktail tequilas, I will likely enjoy Hornitos Reposado more often as a sipping tequila. The Plata is a little more floral and herbal than I'd prefer.
This entry was posted in reviews, tequila and tagged 100% agave hornitos, 100% agave tequila, hornitos, hornitos plata, hornitos reposado, hornitos tequila, tequila, tequila review on July 27, 2015 by Andrew.


William St. btw Broad and St. and Mill Ln.
German themed bar that is here for the business kid that are looking for slightly more beer for just slightly more money. It's a bar that stretches through the block, plenty of space, plenty of TV's, lots of German beer. Service is friendly, though pretty sure there isn't one actual German server (not a dig, just funny that they have to wear the "German bar person" uniform). German beers at average prices, taste fine.


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Springs Help Doctors "See" During Spinal Surgery
By Editor | November 29, 2012
A manufacturer of surgical instruments is using simple, canted coil springs to give doctors new insight into critical spinal procedures. Massachusetts-based Life Instruments Corp. designed springs into its Radiolucent Cervical Retractor. According to company president and CEO Larry Foley, the springs act as "markers" under x-ray, and allow for the integration of new polymer retractor blades that offer improved visibility over traditional stainless steel.
"Standard retractors, which are made from stainless, impede the surgeon's ability to see critical areas during spinal surgeries," said Foley. "We wanted to design a blade that would be invisible under x-ray, but we still needed to provide some visual reference for positioning purposes. The canted coil springs allow us to do that."
During spinal procedures, surgeons use a cervical retractor to spread both the skin and muscles surrounding the spine in order to repair the vertebrae. The instrument is inserted into the skin in the front of the neck, spreading apart the layers of tissue and muscle covering the vertebrae. This crucial step creates the necessary window for a doctor to perform the procedure.
According to Foley, Life Instruments chose to form the blades of its new retractor from polyether ether ketone (PEEK), an organic polymer thermoplastic approved by the FDA for use in the human body for surgery and medical implants. The material offered the ideal combination of strength and radiolucency. But without some kind of visual reference, the design wasn't complete.
In its quest to provide this important advantage, Foley's company sought assistance from Bal Seal Engineering, a Foothill Ranch, Calif.-based manufacturer of custom-engineered sealing, connecting, conducting and shielding solutions for medical devices. Engineers from both companies determined that the Bal Seal Canted Coil Springs®, positioned inside grooves in the retractor blades, could serve as snap-connector components while providing circular referencing "footprints" for guidance under x-ray.
The Life Instruments engineers who worked on the retractor product say the springs offer other benefits beyond better visibility.
"The fact that we specified springs made from MP35N®, which is a robust, medical-grade material, means they're steam sterilization-autoclavable to 15 PSI at 220° F," one engineer confirmed. "As a connector component, they also afford us flexibility. The retractor has interchangeable blades that range in size from 30 mm to 65 mm, and the springs allow a user to switch them with just three pounds of insertion and removal force."
Life Instruments began marketing its radiolucent retractor in 2011, and currently sells it in a kit configuration with an autoclavable storage tray. The company says the instrument is gaining popularity among surgeons who perform image dependent spinal procedures.
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