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The Prairie City Church Guide provides descriptions of local Christian churches, cathedrals and other places of Christian worship in Prairie City Iowa. Maps are included. If you are a resident, visitor or are preparing to relocate within the city limits, you will find this information useful. With it you can connect with other congregations in your area, find a like-minded church to worship while visiting, or have the information you need to begin searching for a new home church.

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Total population1365
Median Age: Female41.5
Median Age: Male37.7
Number of households553
Median Income$42,750

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How to correctly shampoo, condition and treat your hair

Chrissy Callahan is a freelance beauty/fashion writer and editor. She has written for a variety of different websites and covered everything from NY Fashion Week to interviews with top industry professionals. For the latest beauty and fa...

hair care 101

Some of the most simple hair care concepts can often be the most confusing and cause the most mistakes. That’s why we consulted a true hair expert to get the details on how best to take care of your strands.

hair care 101

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Some of the most simple hair care concepts can often be the most
confusing and cause the most mistakes. That’s why we consulted a
true hair expert to get the details on how best to take care of your strands.

hair care 101

Shampooing and conditioning. These two words seem like pretty straightforward concepts, right? Not necessarily. For all those hair care aficionados out there, there are many of us who are puzzled by how to properly take care of our precious strands. And if you're not properly treating your hair in the shower, you're going to have some problems when you go to style. That's why we consulted Justine Piecuch, Stylist at Boston's renowned Jeffrey Lyle Salon to get the scoop on what stylists think we know, but we really don't.

"I'm always amazed when I'm consulting with clients as to how many people are confused on when and how to use [shampoo and conditioner]," Piecuch says. "When you do these things correctly and have a good schedule, everything having to do with styling is better -- the hair is shinier, stronger, and responds better to what you do."

Shampoo 101

Typically the first step in your hair care shower routine, shampoo is meant to cleanse the hair and scalp. Without shampooing, Piecuch says that all your favorite hair products and dirt can build up over time and cause irritations in the scalp and an unpleasant greasy look.

Even though shampooing seems like it'd be a pretty straightforward process, many of us are doing it incorrectly. We asked Piecuch for her tips for a perfect shampooing and here's what she had to say: "It's important to scrub your scalp (especially in the front top, where people typically place products first). You're either someone who shampoos every day or someone that goes as long as they can (and substitutes those days with a dry shampoo). Either way, there should be a rhyme and reason to your schedule."

If you're a religious shampooer and wash your strands on a daily basis, Piecuch recommends using Kérastase Chroma Sensitive, a sulfate-free cleansing balm. The one part cleanser, two parts conditioner product helps prevent dryness and color fading, and she suggests using it every other day. If you shampoo every few days, try doing two rounds of your favorite shampoo to make sure you've removed all residue.

The most important part about shampooing? Finding the right product. Piecuch suggests talking with your stylist to find out which product works the best for your hair type and says "it's best to leave the decision in the professional's hands so you get the most from it."

Conditioning 101

After you've cleaned your scalp and hair, conditioners or masques should come next. But since many of us are confused about the difference between the two, we consulted with Piecuch to find out how to reap the benefits of both. "Conditioner is used to detangle the hair. It smoothes out the cuticle by resting on the surface of the hair," Piecuch says. "When you shampoo it comes out, therefore not having as much lasting effect." She suggests applying conditioner about 2-3 inches away from the scalp to the ends.

So what's a hair masque? Well, these little gems (one of our personal faves) act as a treatment for your hair. Hair masques and treatments have more longevity because they penetrate into the hair. Piecuch suggests using your favorite masque once a week or every two weeks, and leaving them on for 10-15 minutes. Her favorite? The Masquintense from Kérastase. With winter right around the corner, Piecuch recommends using a masque a bit more often than usual to prevent static, caused by dryness.

As with shampoos, the best conditioner and masque for your hair will vary based on your hair type. So get yourself to your stylist and get your hair Rx now, beauties!

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You've never seen Vin Diesel like this and you can't miss it

File this one in your "to think about when you need a chuckle" folder for a bad day.

Vin Diesel, break dancing. Yeah, that Vin Diesel. The muscle-y, hard body, silky smooth, deep-voiced, fast driver Vin Diesel. Watch him get down with the get-down with some sick beats. This video isn't dated, but given the backdrop and their dated tracksuit threads, it's safe to say this is from the '80s.

More: Vin Diesel gets "Drunk in Love" (VIDEO)

He might be skinnier, but that's not the most amazing thing. Check out all that hair!

This is the reason we love the internet; things like this just never go away. This isn't the first time this video has bubbled to the top of the internet from the depths below, but we don't mind that it has found its way back into the sun.

More: Vin Diesel names baby girl after Paul Walker

According to a Mashable article, Diesel "used to breakdance at Columbus Circle and Washington Square Park in New York City" before he decided on another path, the path of a beefed-up bouncer and decided to morph into the Vin we have come to know and love over the more recent years.

There's no busting of heads in this video, just a still-cute, albeit scrawny, Vin busting a move.

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Anchovy recipes: Cooking with anchovies

Diana De Cicco is a food editor and writer based in New York City. She has a master's degree from New York University in Food Studies. Her passions are eating, traveling, and eating while traveling.

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Anchovies have been getting a bad rap for years. Some people love them, while others absolutely hate them. But the many people who haven't tried them don't know what they're missing. Although anchovies do have a salty taste, they lend an unparalleled flavor to whatever dish they are in. Often the base for many Italian recipes, anchovies blend in so exceptionally, those people unsavvy to anchovies don't even know it is anchovies they are tasting. If you aren't a fan, give anchovies a chance and you just may change your mind about these gourmet mini delicacies.

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Anchovy 101

Anchovies are a small salt-water fish that can be as small as two centimeters and as large as 40 centimeters.

Anchovies are abundant around the Mediterranean, which makes them especially popular in Italy, France and Spain.

Anchovies are most typically preserved by being salted then packed in oil or salt, giving them their distinct briny flavor. They are also available as anchovy paste.

Anchovies are the backbone of many sauces, including Worcestershire, remoulade, fish sauces, and most notably Caesar salad dressing.

Anchovies available in the United States are usually found in small jars or tins and can be flat or wrapped in capers.

Before eating anchovies, you can rinse the salt brine off to bring out their authentic fish flavor even more, or if you enjoy the salty taste, skip the rinse.

If you are not going to use the entire jar or tin of anchovies at once, place the remaining fish in an airtight container and cover with oil and a lid and keep chilled.

If you really enjoy the anchovy taste, you can use the little fish as a garnish for pizza, salads, bruschetta, and canapés, and as component of flavored butters and grain or vegetable dishes.

Anchovies can also be added to lasagna or any pasta dish (especially a puttanesca sauce), chicken dishes, fish dishes, and almost any sauce, soup or stew.

Once you try - and discover that you love – anchovies, the culinary possibilities are limitless.

Anchovy Recipes

Anchovy Stuffed Figs

Makes 4 servings

15 black olives, pitted
2 teaspoons capers
1 (2-ounce) tin flat anchovy fillets
1 teaspoon freshly chopped thyme
2 teaspoons extra-virgin olive oil, plus more for garnish
12 small fresh figs

1. Combine olives, capers, anchovies and thyme in a food processor or blender. Pulse until chopped then drizzle olive oil in and pulse until smooth.

2. Cut a small slit into the side of each fig and spoon an equal amount of anchovy mixture into each fig. Arrange figs on a serving platter and drizzle olive oil overtop when ready to serve.

Linguine with Anchovy Sauce

Makes 4 servings

1 pound linguine
1/3 cup extra virgin olive oil
2 tablespoons unsalted butter
8 cups thinly sliced onions
2 tablespoons thinly sliced garlic
2 (2-ounce) tins flat anchovy fillets (not packed in salt), well drained
1-1/2 teaspoons kosher salt
1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley leaves
1/2 cup bread crumbs

1. Boil linguine in a pot of lightly salted boiling water until al dente. Drain and save pasta water.

2. Meanwhile, heat olive oil and butter in a skillet and sauté the onions until caramelized, about 10 minutes. Stir in the garlic and anchovies and cook 2 to 3 more minutes.

3. Add the pasta to the skillet along with 1/2 cup pasta water. Season with salt, pepper and parsley. Toss pasta until combined and heated through.

4. Take pasta off of heat and top with breadcrumbs when ready to serve.

Anchovies and Green Beans

Makes 4 servings

1 (9-ounce) package frozen cut green beans
1 clove garlic, peeled and crushed
1/4 cup water
1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
3 anchovy fillets, oil reserved
Freshly ground black pepper to taste

1. Combine green beans, garlic, water and lemon juice in a pot. Cover and bring to a boil. Cook, stirring often, for about 10 minutes or until beans are fork tender. Drain mixture into a serving bowl.

2. Meanwhile, mash anchovies with 1 tablespoon of oil from tin. Mix anchovies into green bean mixture and season with pepper. Serve warm.

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Are sunburns the new child abuse?

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Isn't a little sun healthy for our kids?

With the recent story about the mother accused of taking her young daughter into a tanning booth, will sunburns become the new “red flag” for social services?
Isn't a little sun healthy for our kids?

There was a time when that sun-kissed look was considered “healthy,” and most children sported some shade of reddish-brown by the end of the summer. What has changed? Are we going too far in our attempts at making sure kids are safe?

The damage is done

Is indoor tanning safer?

Indoor tanning beds expose the user to ultraviolet (UV) rays just like the sun, and are not a safe alternative by any means. California and Vermont have recently implemented regulations banning children less than 18 years of age from tanning, and more states are expected to follow. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), people who begin indoor tanning younger than age 35 have a 75 percent higher risk of melanoma.

Experts now know that even the slightest bit of tanned (or burned) skin signals damage to the skin cells. Basal-cell and squamous-cell skin cancers are thought to occur as a reaction to years of sun damage. Melanoma, on the other hand, may develop more as a response to brief and intense sun exposure — like a blistering sunburn. According to The Skin Cancer Foundation, skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the U.S. with one in five people diagnosed with skin cancer in their lifetime.

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Kids are at risk

Children’s skin is particularly vulnerable to damage from the sun’s rays. The CDC reports that just a few serious sunburns during childhood can increase the risk of skin cancer later. Because the risk for developing melanoma doubles when you experience more than five sunburns at any age, it makes sense that we should protect our children from sun damage from the time they are very young.

“We do think kids are more vulnerable, and animal models of melanoma agree with that,” said Dr. Lynn Cornelius, chief of dermatology at Washington University. Parents can help protect their children from increased sun exposure by using and re-applying sunscreen, avoiding the sun during peak hours and having them wear protective clothing.

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Is a sunburn child abuse?

We may never know for certain if Patricia Krentcil — the New Jersey woman now infamously known as “tanning mom” — really did take her young daughter into the tanning booth with her. School officials reported that the girl had a sunburn that she said she got while “tanning with mom.” Krentcil claims that her daughter was sunburned while swimming in a kiddie pool, not at the tanning salon.

Obviously, taking a young child into the tanning booth is irresponsible. What about simply forgetting to re-apply sunscreen at the swimming pool, or leaving your child’s hat at home? Parents need to take precautions in the sun in order to protect their children from sun damage, but mistakes happen.

The smartest thing you can do is to become vigilant about sunscreen and sun protection, and to not beat yourself up if your child suffers a burn. Simply being educated about the dangers of the sun puts you one step ahead.

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ISSUED: 30 November 2015
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SHEPHERDSTOWN, WV — The Shepherd University Department of Music will present a concert featuring the department’s small ensembles on Tuesday, December 1, at 8 p.m. in the Frank Center’s W. H. Shipley Recital Hall. The evening will highlight performances of a brass ensemble, flute ensembles, string ensemble, guitar ensembles, woodwind quintet, opera excerpts, and a men’s vocal ensemble. The concert is free and open to the public.

The program includes a brass ensemble performance of “Three Dances” by Tielmam Susata and “Seven Sailors on a Boat” by Rasmus Orskov; a string ensemble performance of “Trauermusick” by Paul Hindemith and “Fuga y Misterio” by Astor Piazzolla; a men’s vocal ensemble performing “Gaudete-Piae Cantiones” arranged by Craig Kingsbury, “His Eye is On the Sparrow” by Charles Gabriel, arranged by Derek Furch and Patrick Rose, and “Christmas Time is Here” by Vince Guaraldi and Lee Mendelson; a guitar duo performing “Monte Carlo” by Peter Madlem; a duet for percussion and voice titled “Ilium” by Konishi Kayo and Kondno Yukio; a flute ensemble performance of “Within” by Ian Clarke; a guitar trio will perform “Ah! si moine voulait danser” arranged by William Beauvais; a woodwind quintet will perform the first section of an unfinished wind quintet by Anthony Farris; excerpts from “The Mikado and “The Gondoliers” by Gilbert and Sullivan, and excerpts from “L’elisir d’amore” by Gaetano Donizetti; a Guitar Quartet performance of “Los Abejarucos” by Bryan Johanson; and a flute quartet performance of “The Fool Who Fell in Love with His Guardian Angel” by Anthony Farris.

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UFC, Strikeforce Vet Julie Kedzie Named Matchmaker for Invicta Fighting Championships

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Julie Kedzie only retired from mixed martial arts a little more than a week ago, but the two-time UFC veteran is already jumping headlong into her next endeavor.

Kedzie announced during Monday’s episode of The MMA Hour that she will serve as the new matchmaker for the all-female Invicta Fighting Championships promotion. Shortly thereafter, Invicta FC confirmed the news via press release.

“We are thrilled to expand Julie’s role in the Invicta FC organization and have one of the pioneers of our sport assume the pivotal role of matchmaker under her wing,” Invicta FC President Shannon Knapp stated in the release. “There is no one more qualified than someone like Julie, who has lived and breathed MMA for the last 10 years, to take on the responsibility of nurturing our athletes, building our roster and creating the most exciting matchups possible for our live event series.”

In addition to matchmaking duties, Kedzie is expected to continue her role as color commentator during broadcasts of the promotion’s events. Invicta FC has held seven events since its debut on April 28, 2012. Most recently, Invicta FC 7 took place at the Ameristar Casino Hotel in Kansas City, Mo., on Dec. 7 and saw Barb Honchak outlast Leslie Smith to retain her flyweight belt in the evening’s main event.

“I am excited about this incredible new opportunity that will allow me to remain as active and hands on as ever in contributing to the growth of women’s competition in our great sport,” Kedzie said. “Shannon Knapp has done an unbelievable job at pushing the envelope and helping transform women’s MMA into an aggressively expanding enterprise, a development that will undoubtedly lead to increased participation in the sport by young women athletes who want to challenge themselves in the world’s fastest growing sport.”

Kedzie, who began her professional MMA career on March 27, 2004, announced her retirement from the sport following a split-decision loss to Bethe Correia at UFC Fight Night 33 on Dec. 6. The Jackson’s MMA product debuted in the Octagon with a split-decision setback against Germaine de Randamie in July. During the course of her 29-bout career, Kedzie earned victories over the likes of Jan Finney, Kelly Kobold, Sarah D’Alelio and Kaitlin Young, to name a few.

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Wahbi Khazri never doubted himself as the Sunderland winger looks to put a frustrating start to the season behind him.

The 25-year-old made his first Premier League start in Saturday’s 1-1 draw with West Bromwich Albion after falling out of favour under new boss David Moyes.

But the tricky forward, who impressed on his return to the side, insists he was always up to the challenge of winning his place back.

And he is now looking for an extended run as he bids to get back to the form which saw the £9million signing help keep the Black Cats up last season.

When asked if it has been a frustrating spell, he told the Gazette: “Yes, I am happy because this is my first start this season in the league.

“Now I need to work. I don’t have the rhythm to my play because I haven’t played as much.

“I was happy with my performance. I had some good runs and passing was good, but I wasn’t happy because we didn’t win the game.

“Last season was totally different because I played every game.

“This season I haven’t – I need to work.

“I didn’t doubt myself.

“I am aggressive, I like the fight! Every day I work and want to help the team.”

He added: “I am happy because my last game was with the international team, so I am happy to be back playing.

“Now we need concentration for the next game. This game is finished. Focus is now on the next game.”

Sunderland remain without a win after the opening seven league games and are not back in action again until a week on Saturday due to the second international break.

Khazri believes there were plenty of positives to take from the draw ahead of the trip to Stoke City.

“It was a good game, if JD (Jermain Defoe) had scored in the first few minutes, it would have been a different game, but sometimes he misses,” added Khazri.

“There was a good reaction from the team. We didn’t win, so now we need three points and we have to wait two weeks for the next game.

“We go to Stoke City looking to win the game.”

The Tunisian international was pushed into the number 10 role when Sunderland switched to a wing-back system with the introduction of Patrick van Aanholt.

And the former Bordeaux playmaker believes that is his best position.

“I think the change in tactics was good for the team. I played number 10 and I am happy because I like this position,” he added.

“I like playing behind Jermain, I touch the ball more.

“When I have the ball. I can play right or left of him and. for Jermain. I think it is better because he needs one or two players to play with him.

“I am happy to be playing in behind him.”

Khazri will now team up with his international team-mates ahead of Tunisia’s 2018 World Cup qualifying match against Guinea on Sunday.

He added: “I need the game for my legs. The last 10 minutes against West Brom I was tight.”


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Arab Strap played their only warm-up gig at The Cluny.

Arab Strap played their only warm-up gig at The Cluny.

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Arab Strap nuts from far and wide flocked to Newcastle last night as the Scots chose The Cluny to stage for their first gig in a decade.

Formed in the lowland town of Falkirk, Aidan Moffat and Malcolm Middleton's cult outfit enjoyed a marvellous 10-year run round the turn of the millennium, eventually parting on amicable terms back in 2006.

Now, though, the duo are embarking on a short reunion to mark their 20th anniversary, with dates in London and Manchester topped off by two huge weekend shows at Glasgow's Barrowland Ballroom.

Announced at short notice, tonight's more intimate affair acted as their first and only warm up, and - coming from one of those nuts - proved as euphoric and life-affirming an evening as anybody could have hoped.

There's a certain paradox there, as euphoria certainly isn't an emotion you'd readily associate with Arab Strap's music.

Bleak, murky and burdened by sexual desire, the duo's songs exhibit a distinctly Scottish brand of melancholy, characterised by Middleton's hungover arrangements and Moffat's stark, often crude storytelling.

There's a reason why they their initial farewell was promoted with the slogan 'Ten Years of Tears,' but there was nevertheless a unique joy in hearing the old favourites dusted down for the very first time.

The intervening years have, of course, brought about changes. Malcolm certainly has less hair than he used to, and Aidan's beard has blossomed into a badger-like middle-aged wonder, yet these physical differences are insignificant compared to the evolution they've undergone musically.

Indeed, far from stepping back, the pair are perhaps enjoying the most prolific period of their careers, turning in acclaimed solo albums, superb collaborations and in Aidan's case even a feature-length film.

The consequence is that as well as being older and wiser, they're both much superior musicians to when they last shared a stage, and the benefits were there for all to hear.

Take Girls Of Summer and New Birds, for instance, whose low-key mumbles were replaced with a fresh, spoken word clarity; their misadventures beaming through as though presented in "warts and all" high definition.

Performing as a full seven-piece band, it was obvious from the off that they'd put their rehearsal time to good use. They were, in Moffat's words, "match ready."

Ironically, the only hitch came during their most popular song, with the vocalist still requiring a lyric sheet to recall The First Big Weekend's wordy stream of consciousness.

It did him little good, and by the end was scrunched up at the crowd's feet - an appropriately ramshackle rendition of a shambolic, nostalgic classic.

While their reputation as serial miserablists is largely justified, this bumper two-hour set also had its share of colourful moments - and no, I'm not just referring to the language!

An often-overlooked EP track, the shrouded techno of Rocket, Take Your Turn in particular proved an unexpected highlight, as did the seductive throb of Cherubs, which remarkably was given its first ever live outing.

The core duo were even prepared to take acoustic requests, randomly choosing Meanwhile At The Bar A Drunkard Muses and I Would Have Liked Me A Lot Last Night from a fans' ballot they'd left by the merch desk.

All told, it quite simply made for the perfect Arab Strap experience; made all the more special by the fact it'll likely never happen again.

This isn't a reunion that'll last or spawn new material. In essence, these songs document times of reckless youthful excess, so it's only right that this tour is all about remembering, not reliving, past glories.

By the end of this week, Arab Strap may truly be no more, and if tonight demonstrated anything it's that folks in London, Manchester and Glasgow best enjoy them while they can.


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Excellent condition Epiphone Wildkat Royale guitar. Semi-hollow mahogany body, maple top, bigsby vibrato, gold hardware, P90 pickups, gold sparkle binding. Epiphone Wildkat hard shell case included. Case is new and is a 105 dollar value.

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Epiphone Wildkat Semi-Hollowbody with Bigsby Wine Red --- Used - in Excellent conditionThe WildKat Ltd Electric Guitar is a wild guitar with a lot to catch the fancy of all kinds of players:chrome Vibratone tailpiece for vintage detail, flamed maple top for gorgeous looks, and 2 Alnico V P-90s for hot-rodded tone.Maple neck, rosewood fretboard, mahogany sides and back, and body and neck binding co

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2014 Epiphone Wildkat in Wine Red.Semi Hollow, two P90s, original Bigsby.Plays great, sounds great, just wanting something different.Was dropped by previous owner that took a chip out of the bottom and a few scratches on the back. Chip is just in the finish, not structural. Scratches on the back are only in the clear coat.$350 OBO, will consider trades.

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Selling my 1981 Silverface Fender Twin Reverb and Epiphone Wildkat Semi hollow electric guitar. Both are in good condition. Amp has original footswitch. The guitar has a couple scratches on the back and a blemish on one of the pickups. The guitar doesn't come with a case, but I can through in an acoustic gig bag if you want the protection for the ride home. Both are great pieces of gear to have, j

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I bought this guitar a couple months ago and never got around to learning to play so I am looking to get rid of it. If you have any questions feel free to ask.

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This is a beautiful Epiphone Wildkat semi-hollow body guitar with P 90 pickups and Bigsby vibrato. Stunning tiger stripe top with gold tone hardware. Sounds awesome. In excellent condition. Asking $400.

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To avoid spam, any replies With "IS IT STILL AVAILABLE" will be deleted. If it is here it is for sale. Thanks for looking.Epiphone Wildkat Royale Semi-hollowbody Electric Guitar Features:A unique looking and sounding guitar that will set you apart from the crowd!*Mahogany body; maple archtop*Mahogany SlimTaper D-profile set neck*24.75" scale; 1.68" nut width*12" radius rosewood fingerboard with 22

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Have for sale a natural wood finish wildkat. Guitar is in prestine condition. Has Bigsby tremolo and comes with gigbag. Thanks for looking!

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Selling my Epiphone WildKat semi-hollowbody electric guitar. Brand new, have to sell to make bills. Natural finish, single horn-shaped cutaway, f-holes cut into the front, master volume and tone knobs, 2 pickup volume knobs and selector switch. Beautiful tone. Perfect for jazz, blues, and classic rock guitar playing. Comes with gig bag. Asking $325, won't go lower than $275.

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I got this guitar in January 2015. I don't play it enough and it's just collecting dust. It's practically brand new with just minor playing wear, it has been cleaned and polished and has received a new set of Ernie Ball 10s (green package). It also comes with a TKL hardshell case. I'd like to get $375 for the guitar and the case but I will be excepting other offers as well. To get in touch either

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Epiphone Wildkat Limited Edition plus 4 Free lessons - $300 (Penfield)

Excellent Condition. Neck straight as an arrow. Archtop. Semi-Hollow Body. Gorgeous tone.As with all my instruments and other gear, this instrument has been well maintained and kept in a climate controlled, smoke free environment.I replaced the Bigsby Tremolo with the Trapeze because I like the look and don't use tremolo in my playing. But you can easily convert it back. Just three screws. I have

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Here is one I hate to get rid of, a beautiful Korean made (Not Indonesia) 2004 Epiphone Wildkat with original hardshell case, strap,picks and tuner . Bridge has been updated with a roller bridge for smooth whammy and less string breakage. Plays, looks and sounds fantastic. $350.00 cash firm ,local pickup.Tks for looking

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China: Wealthy Chinese citizens are paying up to $594,000 to acquire Tibetan mastiffs. There are reportedly only 100 purebreds left of the breed that Marco Polo described as being "as tall as a donkey and with a voice like a lion".

The creatures have a bite to match their bark and are noted as ferocious, faithful, and fearless guard dogs. They were domesticated thousands of years ago by nomads as a guard dog for their tents while they tended to their flocks.

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  Methinks Marco didn't get a close-up view
Nice looking dogs, but hardly the size of a donkey.
  by: Mister crank     08/06/2007 06:55 AM
  $594,000? Is that the food bill?
look at the size of that thing
  by: redstain   08/06/2007 08:52 AM
have to agree; that's a big dog, but a donkey is a heck of a lot bigger than that. :>
  by: velger   08/06/2007 12:59 PM
  It's a big dog
but by no means "donkey sized". It doesn't look much different to a Saint Bernard size-wise, they tend to weigh about 150lb when fully grown.

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These things were used by Kang in his conquest that reached europe. They're stronger than 3-4 wolves combined and a few of them together can kill a bear, or so I heard.
  by: silentrage   08/06/2007 05:06 PM
I thought the Basenji was the oldest breed.
  by: caution2     08/06/2007 11:48 PM
  Tibetan mastiff
Tibetan mastiff's can get well over 200 pounds in weight, some nearly 250 pounds.
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  I've had 3 St Bernard's...
And I can tell you that they're roughly the same size as these things, looking at the pictures provided.

St Bernard's are, as far as I'm aware, the heaviest breed of dogs around. And they drool a lot too.
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for this breed, None of them were donkey-sized.
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to have to pick up the poops of a dog that size.
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Los Angeles Clippers teammates DeAndre Jordan and Glen 'Big Baby' Davis recently teamed up with "Prank It Forward" to surprise unsuspecting guests at a local hair salon.

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The NHL on Wednesday suspended Canadiens defenseman Ryan White for five games following his illegal check to the head of Flyers defenseman Kent Huskins on Monday.

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In a meeting with his team on Thursday, Knicks owner/chairman James Dolan told his players there are no trades or changes to the coaching staff forthcoming, sources told's Marc Stein.

Dolan gathered the team before the first practice after their 29-point loss to Oklahoma City on Christmas Day.

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Speculation about Mike Woodson's job has ramped up after the Knicks' 9-19 start, but the coach said after practice Thursday he still expects his team to defend its Atlantic Division title. New York is only three games behind the Raptors in the division, but is tied with the Nets for the 11th best record in the East.

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Tiruchirappalli: A 35-year-old man, who has recently been arrested here for allegedly murdering his friend, has confessed to having murdered a total of eight persons, including his 75-year-old father and an AIADMK panchayat councillor, over a two-year period, police said today.

Police said Sappani was arrested on the charge of murdering his friend Thangadurai, who had gone missing on September 7, for money.

When he was being interrogated, he confessed that he murdered seven others for money and jewellery, and buried their bodies, police said.

Thangadurai’s body was found in a canal near Krishnasamuthiram in this district. Investigation revealed Sappani was responsible for the murder, police said.

During the interrogation, Sappani told police he murdered his father for reprimanding him for committing crimes, they said, adding he confessed to also having murdered Kokila (70), Arputhasamy (70), Vijayvictor (27), Sathiyanathan (45), P Periasamy (65) and AIADMK Councillor Kumresan (50) over a two-year period.

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Filmmaker Stephen Dunn probably needs no introduction. He is the maker of Swallowed – you know, the film that was created through the TIFF Talent Lab and awarded second place in the RBC Emerging Filmmakers Competition.

Swallowed closed the Women’s Film Festival last year. This year, because we missed him and his way with film, we got Stephen to be our official St. John’s International Women’s Film Video Blogger. Er, vlogger.

Here’s his first vlog, wherein he wears no shirt and gets his butt kicked a little by Beat Down star Marthe Bernard.

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You’re probably itching  to be spoon fed the festival’s ‘must see’ list, just as I was last week, right after I got the call.

My name is Krissy Holmes and I am a producer/writer/director/television personality/editor/ A.D. and enthusiasm coordinator living in St. John’s, which means that I have to be ready to do almost anything at almost any time.

Last week’s call was from a member of the St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival to ask if I would to be a guest blogger for the festival. The timing couldn’t be more perfect; the upcoming week looked pretty malleable and at that point, the only question was going to be footwear because I wanted to do it all. So there I was with my thick daytimer of research, an extra pack of smokes and a shiny new notebook when I got another call.

The work call.

As most people who work freelance in the film and television world know, you have to go where the story takes you, you have to work when the work comes, and you have to be ready on short notice. You must also be willing to travel and you can’t be squeamish about handling raw meat and other people’s corporate allegiances.

Well, this story is now taking me to Elliston with a documentary crew. I would blog from there except that you can’t really blog from Elliston because there is no internet access. You can only ‘log’ in Elliston, and yes I just verbed that, because at the tip of the Bonavista peninsula there are only root cellars and remains of the party that Shanneyganock threw there a few weeks ago.

But since I had already made a detailed list of the festival’s highlights, I thought I would share my own would-be MUST SEE list for the 2011 St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival.

I am generally most interested in forums and workshops because the festival has a reputation for attracting top level expertise that you would normally have to fly to L.A. to meet. My advice: get a festival pass, a professional-looking bag packed with caffeine, a new pen and notebook, business cards, the most recent copy of your favorite pet scripts/reels or portfolio (samples of whatever you do), your favorite colour lipstick and then, roll the dice.

1. Tuesday, Oct. 18th, 8pm at the Arts and Culture Centre: Telefilm Canada Opening Night Gala

And the Telefilm darling of the year is… Beat Down writer/director Deanne Foley. Deanne, I hope you are not one for blushing but here goes: you’re my favorite NL filmmaker and also one of my local television content heros.

I attended a test screening of Beat Down about a month ago at NIFCO, and I have to admit that it was a chore to be critical. The script is solid; full of funny and natural dialogue, well- timed comedy and lots of interesting characters. For the local film fan, Beat Down does not censor local brands, accents or weather, nor is it show-boaty about any of it. For the international film buffs, the credits are full of Canada’s coolest up and coming actors, like Marthe Bernard of The Republic of Doyle (who may render Ellen Paige completely irrelevant), Rob Wells of The Trailor Park Boys (and soon to be from Paul Pope’s “Drunk and on Drugs Happy Funtime Hour”) Tony Nappo (I love you Tony Nappo), and Mark O’Brien from The Republic of Doyle. This feature is the real-deal action LOL comedy that I predict will influence a new style flurry from NL filmmakers.

And just like on the Duckworth Street light poles, Legend City Wrestling is everywhere, perhaps because Producer Paul Pope and Deanne Foley toured and learned the ropes with the province’s newest wrestling/entertainment outfit while in prep mode for the film. Bernard, Nappo and O’Brien trained with professional wrestlers in Toronto, some of whom make appearances in the film, while preparing for their roles.

2. Oct. 19th 10-12 @ Masonic Temple: Pitching Workshop with Mickey Rogers

I am a bit of a junkie for pitching workshops because everyone seems to offer at least ONE magical and unique golden nugget of advice on the producer’s golden art. Pitch experts know how it’s done because that’s what they do. If there is anyone who can take your idea from zero to hero it is Mickey Rogers. Whether you’re into drama, reality, shorts, or if you just have a few guitars and a dream, Mickey has something to say about it and has likely pitched something similar. Her blog is inspiring, full of valuable information and good old fashioned logic, all nested on a thick crust of credibility.

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3. Oct. 19th 2:30-5pm: The Art of Adaptation with Dr. Linda Seger

Dr. Linda Seger is the Depac Chopra of the Scriptwriting world. She writes the text-book guidelines on how it’s done: from practical theory, character development to alternate formats to hints on time-line mix mastering, Seger practically invented the cue-card and cork board method of scene organization, and to this day, is quoted regularly by my former Screenwriting Prof at Algonquin. After studying “Making a Good Script Great” as part of the Screenwriting course curriculum, I ordered “The Art of Adaptation” which I never did finish because the book was stolen from my house during one wild Halloween party, and it was right next to Irvine Welsh’s “Porno”…just saying.

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4. Oct. 20th 10-3pm: Making a Good Script Great with Dr. Linda Seger

Wow. To relive the whole book in person at the Masonic Temple with Seger herself just sounds like Disney World on Zoloft to me. Ron Howard polished off Apollo 13 after studying this book closely, but no matter if you’re a veteran screenwriter or a closet story-boarder with a video game dream, Seger brings all story lines back to the central question: how is each action enhancing the story, the main character’s objective, and why is there still small talk? Oh how I wasted the pre-Seger years. I’ll bet she has really neat handwriting.

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Tomatoes, tomahtahs, and beat downs

    Posted on: Tuesday, October 18th, 2011

Just to recap, it’s opening night at the 22nd St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival tonight. And that entails an enchanting evening of schmoozing, canoodling and looking fabulous at our Opening Night Gala at the Arts and Culture Centre.

Naturally, the foremost question on every gala-goer’s mind is how to actually pronounce “gala:” is it “gah-luh” or “gay-luh?”

Dr. Shane O’Dea, distinguished gentleman of note and Professor of English Literature at Memorial University, had this to say:

“The OED gives both pronunciations. In trying to think of what I use (no good determinant of correctness), I might talk of going to a “gah/lah” and of it being a “gay/luh” occasion, making the first a noun, the second and adjective. OED gives me no authority for such prescriptiveness.”

Well, there you go.

Whether you attend this evening’s “gah-luh” or “gay-luh,” you’re in for a treat. Tonight is the world premiere of Deanne Foley’s Beat Down.

Here’s what Women’s Film Festival founder Noreen Golfman has to say about Beat Down:

Our festival is proud to open with another thoroughly homegrown feature production, a debut achievement for Deanne Foley. Foley has always produced wry and slyly amusing stories about girls growing up, and BEAT DOWN capably extends her favourite theme into a full-blown narrative. Marthe Bernard (REPUBLIC OF DOYLE) plays the unsinkably feisty Fran, a young woman with vague dreams and a restless heart. Dad, known as Whitey, is a former wrestling champ who forbids Fran from entering the ring at any time. As played by the familiar Robb Wells (TRAILER PARK BOYS), Whitey is profane and overbearing and, as one would expect, hilariously emotional. BEAT DOWN boasts a fine tag team of actors, with Andy Jones, Mark O’Brien, Tony Nappo, and Janet Kidder rounding out the A-Show.

The Opening Night Gala begins at 8:00pm, at the Arts and Culture Centre. A Reception follows the Beat Down screening, featuring music by the Burning Hell. Tickets are $20 or $12 for students and seniors, and they’re available at the Arts and Culture Centre Box Office, 729-3900.

WTF happened to Signal?

    Posted on: Tuesday, October 18th, 2011

As you are no doubt aware, this blog was conceived, developed and maintained by a gentleman named Darcy Fitzpatrick.

<------ Yeah, that guy. And as you no doubt surmised, Darcy Fitzpatrick put a whole lot of his time into this blog in order to keep it as fresh and frequent as it was. But then the blogging stopped. I caught up with Darcy to ask him what the heck happened to the Signal blog. Darcy, what the heck happened to Signal?
What happened was twofold: I started a new job working full time for a television production company, which was okay – I was still finding time to post to Signal, but things definitely weren’t as frequent.

Then I was very fortunate to have been given the opportunity to write and direct a short film through NIFCO’s Picture Start program which gives you an incredible budget and incredible tools to get a short film made. So that took up whatever time I had left, and whatever energy and passion I had left, outside of work

As I much as I love Signal, and love blogging and writing and St. John’s – and those are all things that fed into my creating Signal and keeping it going for as long as I did – filmmaking is where I want to be. I want to be a filmmaker and I now call myself a filmmaker.

Is the film done? Are you going to take up the Signal reins again?
The film is called Meters, and it’s actually finished now, it screened at the Atlantic Film Festival, and it’s screening at the St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival on Thursday, October 20th, at 9:30 pm at the LSPU Hall.

As far as taking up Signal again, I’ve got to leave myself open for my next project. If you’re going to call yourself the St. John’s blog, you’ve got to be posting stuff more than once a week or once a month.

So tell me about your movie. Wait – short film. I mean short film.
I call it a movie all the time, it’s definitely the most cinematic thing I’ve ever done. It’s a movie, it’s definitely a movie.

Basically, it’s about an old man who is reaching the end of his life, and his wife has just passed away, and he’s alone in the world and he doesn’t have much of a purpose any more. So he starts feeding other people’s parking meters to give himself a sense of purpose. There’s a metaphor in there with the meters, where he’s trying to affect time and time running out, and then you have a parking attendant who doesn’t like him doing this and it kind of escalates.

That’s all I want to give away. It’s bittersweet.

Anyways, the old man is played by this gentleman, Mike Hayes. We had an extensive search for the old man. One of the things about him is that he doesn’t have a single line of dialogue, so he has to convey so much with, for example, his eyes. If you don’t have someone who is experienced, that can turn into pantomime very quick. Mike hasn’t spent a day infront of the camera, he’s actually a comedian. He does stand-up comedy in old age homes, so you’d think that he’d be the last person you’d want to do this, because you have to be so subtle. But in the end, seeing him in the frame, he was exactly who I had in mind.

How did you audition for a part with no lines?
It wasn’t an easy process at all. Hats off to Maggie Keiley, who helped us with our casting. It was really hard to do, and I know I wouldn’t have gotten there if it weren’t for Maggie.

I was trying to pull out all the old tricks from when I did theatre, and Maggie just kind of asked them questions – did they have any children, any grandchildren, that kind of thing – and took them back through their lives and asked them to remember certain occasions in their life, like the birth of their first child or their first grandchild, and we would just roll on that – we used that as the basis of how they could convey this stuff.

How many people did you audition?
It was hard even finding old men who look like they’re in their seventies and had experience in acting, and who were interested in acting. We audtitioned maybe ten and we narrowed it down to three, but in the end it was always Mike. He just jumped out at me, it was uncanny.

Sounds pretty great, Darcy. Anything else you’d like to add?
I’m just so excited for a local audience, and for my friends and family and everyone who worked on it, to see it. Even heading into the Atlantic Film Festival, I still wasn’t sure – it’s so hard to know after you’ve worked on this one thing for a year, and then when I saw it up there on the screen and I felt everyone going along with it and I saw it with the music, then I was really proud of it.

It’s such an insular process that you forget that it’s supposed to be out there for an audience, for more than just yourself. And then when it does get out there, in front of an audience, it’s like wow, this is where a film supposed to be. This is it, this is where it belongs.

Directed by Darcy Fitzpatrick and produced by Paula Gale, Meters is screening at the 22nd St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival on Thursday, October 20th, at 9:30pm at the LSPU Hall. Also screening that night: Rescue Wife, Ida, Mickey Bader, Us, The Wind Is Blowing On My Street, Evolucity, Faster!, and The Not So Subtle Subtext. For more information on each of these films, click here, and for the complete Women’s Film Festival schedule, click here.

Lights, camera, and a surge of Signal action

    Posted on: Tuesday, October 18th, 2011

Guess what today is?

It’s Opening Night at the St. John’s International Women’s Film Festival.

In order to properly celebrate this year’s festival – and it’s worth celebrating – we’ve hijacked the Signal Blog!* Ha!

From now until Closing Night, on October 22nd, we’re going to have a lot of neat stuff up here: video blogs from Stephen Dunn, maker of the film Swallowed; blogs from Aimee Wall andKrissy Holmes, producer of Joel Thomas Hyne’s short film, Clipper Gold, which is screening at the festival this year; and gorgeous pictures from photographer Malin Enstrom, of Happy Fish Photography. We’ll have interviews with writers, actors, and directors (I get to talk about wrestling with Marthe Bernard) and all kinds of other stuff.

So stay tuned. And check out our trailer.

*Okay, technically we didn’t quite hijack the blog. We got permission to do this. I promise.


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Bob Woodward exposes one of the final pieces of the Richard Nixon puzzle in his new book The Last of the President’s Men.

Woodward reveals the untold story of Alexander Butterfield, the Nixon aide who disclosed the secret White House taping system that changed history and led to Nixon’s resignation. In forty-six hours of interviews with Butterfield, supported by thousands of documents, many of them original and not in the presidential archives and libraries, Woodward has uncovered new dimensions of Nixon’s secrets, obsessions and deceptions.

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Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy (2011)

If you hadn't guessed, it was the 1970s.
If you hadn’t guessed, it was the 1970s.

Twitter Plot Summary: It’s the 1970s and there’s a mole within the ranks of MI6. Veteran George Smiley is tasked with finding him.

Five Point Summary:

1. John Hurt doing his thing.
2. A meeting that goes awry – it’s a mole’s fault, apparently.
3. They’re all so very British about it. Brilliant.
4. Gary Oldman – no shoes, just socks.
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The 1970s, the height of the cold war. MI6 are locked in a regular game of cat and mouse with their Russian counterparts as both organisations attempt to outdo the other. After an operation in Budapest goes wrong, Control (Hurt), the head of the organisation, is forced out and takes the permanently baffled face of faithful spy George Smiley (Oldman) with him on his way out. Some time later Smiley is asked back out of retirement to help unearth a mole within MI6, one who is feeding information to the Russians. What follows is wrought with misdirection and surprises as Smiley digs deeper and deeper to flush out the traitor.

Director Tomas Alfredson’s previous notable work includes Let The Right One In, a modern vampire story and again an adaptation of a novel. To say there is a link between the two films besides the literary connection would be entirely false, but they do both share Alfredson’s penchant for creating a dreamlike sense to every shot of the film. It has that slow, deliberate pace that sets it out from other films of the genre, yet never fails to be engaging. The 1970s setting is perfectly realised – lots of funky hairstyles and a plethora of orange and brown fashions – and the use of contemporary equipment sets it apart from more modern spy thrillers. Tape was a brilliant thing, wasn’t it? Oldman is the quintessential spy as Smiley, barely giving anything away in his facial expressions, a cold personality in a Cold War. Furthermore he’s incredibly British, which is never a bad thing, old chap.

Smiley disapproved of smoking indoors.
Smiley disapproved of smoking indoors.

There are a plethora of big name actors for you to enjoy, and also by turn try and work out which of them is the mole. John Hurt, Benedict Cumberbatch, Ciaran Hinds, Tom Hardy, Toby Jones, Mark Strong, Colin Firth – it’s an amazing amount of talent drawn to appear in this story. So much so in fact, and taking into account its 70s setting, women rather understandably get short shrift in terms of screen time. The only notable appearance is Kathy Burke, for all but a few moments. This is one occasion where the poor representation of women doesn’t irk me. For one it was the 1970s, and to try and paint the era as anything but a mysogynistic period would be a lie. Furthermore, cramming in strong female characters for the sake of it is always noticeable, so I’m glad they didn’t go down that route.

It’s a very taut state of affairs, and directed with precision so you’re never quite sure who the mole might be. Many misdirections and subtle hints are provided, but even by the conclusion you’re not absolutely certain who the mole is until Smiley confronts them. I’ve never read Le Carre’s novel, nor have I seen the Alec Guinness TV mini series, so I walked into this film adaptation with no expectations. As an old school 70s-set thriller it ticks every box, providing excitement and tension in spite of its somewhat slow and melancholic style.

Score: 4/5

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Constructed with the highest quality materials we have! Our 1.625" rubber stamp comes in a range of colors, sizes, and styles. Order this custom Metro Square Style 2 Address Stamp now!

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This stamp features a variation of textual styles ranging from a beautiful handwritten font to a simple, yet bold text for added attention. Each stamp is capable of countless impressions and available in a wide variety of sizes as well as alternative colors. Do away with the address labels of old, that oftentimes come across as difficult to manage and tacky, and replace them with something much more efficient and easy to use! Order yours today!

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Ramsey Vintage Deco Address Stamp

Sku:  LMC_203
Ramsey Vintage Deco Address Stamp

Quality stamps made in the USA since 1954.
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Personalized Address Stamp

Whether it's your first home, a new home, or your life-long home, take pride in where you live by customizing an address stamp today. Our artists work hard every day to make new, creative rubber stamp designs.

It’s easy to personalize your stamper by providing your first name, last name, and/or initial (depending on the design), and address information. Every order is reviewed by our graphic design team and personalized to fit your address stamp perfectly. If you would like a proof of your custom design, simply ask for it by including a note in the "Special Request" section found on the checkout page.

Brilliant for any office this classic 1.625" Ramsey Vintage Deco Address Stamp will help you dispatch all of your mail in a snap and leave all of your recipients with a nicely stamped return address every time. Express your own individual business style with one of our beautiful new designs and order yours now!

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Come shop for our brand-new Ramsey Vintage Deco Address Stamp! Made just for our fabulous customers, we have plenty of stamp styles to assist you find your dream match! All of our custom address stamps has been professionally produced by our seasoned production team and designers. Available to you in a selection of sizes and colors and good to help you get all of your mail in half the time! Each and every of our custom self inking stamps are made of high-quality materials sure to leave you with the very best impression time and again! Order your brand new address stamp here!

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