December 31, 2005: Fashion Model Peele faces charges of ID Theft
Model Beverly Beele who appears in the movie Sweet Friggin Daisies as well as in a George Michael video and several magazine ads has been arrested for identity theft.
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cool art for sale bt local artist- me! (s austin)
i have a lot of random art i would like to sell, some are on canvas, some framed, some not framed, email me and i will give more details!
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JIM DAVIS' GARFIELD (Puyallup)
Everyone loves GARFIELD. These are the cutest plates. There are 6 of them, all saying something different. I will sell individual for $20.00 or the lot of $100.00 If you want to know what they say, email me and I will try to send you pics.
All plates come in original box and are complete with the certificate of authenticity.
Thanks for looking
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YARN, lots of YARN to sell (Mukilteo) $2
Hundreds of balls of quality yarns - selling my stash for only $2.00/ball.

All the name brands, highest quality stuff!

Please call for appointment to see it: Loretta @ 425-742-8292
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Stampin Up (Texas) $1
We would like to find someone that is selling off a whole slew of their stampin up sets. It's hard buying a bit from here and a bit from there especially with the gas prices and postage. So if someone has a lot to sell at one price, please contact me and I will explain our need. Thanks! And if shipping is needed I will be pay costs. Please... if you are a demonstrator, that is not what is needed. Thanks Kari

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Don’t fall on those network blog post
As a member of digitalpoint and other webmaster and seo websites I normally see blogs being advertised in the market. Specially on Buy, sell and trade section or in the marketplace of every webmaster or seo forum. I am also aware that there are  issues on directories being created today in terms on arguments and [...]
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Lateral file cabinet - 2 draw wide (Marblehead) $125
This is a 2 drawer wide file cabinet

Part of estate, must sell.

Must pick up. Cash only.
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Lateral File -- 3 draw wide (Marblehead) $165
This is a lateral file cabinet, 3 drawers wide

Part of estate, must sell

Must pick up. Cash only
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Mansion Impossible
You’re a real estate investor starting out with $100K to buy and sell houses. When you can buy the $10 million mansion on the hill, you win. For such a simple game, Mansion Impossible is surprisingly fun.My best time was 14 years 10 months after taking several cracks at it. The high [...]
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Drafting Table and a chair for sale!!! (South End) $100
I am moving to NYC and I have to sell my drafting table (used only once) and a barstool to go with the drafting table. I paid over $250 for both at Art Store in Fenway. This is a great deal!!!! Please give me a call if you are interested (617)784-3311. Pick-up only.
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Darren Aronofsky’s The Fountain
I remember being impressed by Darren Aronofsky’s Pi (for its sheer manic energy — the mathematics were dodgy) and have heard very good things about Requiem for a Dream, so I’m looking forward to The Fountain — it’s a challenging plot for a movie, but I’d expect no less from Aronofsky.
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The Options to BUY & When to SELL! Join NOW! Take Profits?Not ... - Colleyville Courier
Create and send professional email campaigns. Free install and free support. Easy to use. Rich in features. Inexpensive to run. Manage mailing lists and more. http://www.newsletter.pro/ Full Service Newsletter Writing/Design Looking to outsource your ...
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Lateral file cabinet (Marblehead) $200
Lateral file cabinet.

11 drawers

27 1/2 W X 20 D X 37 1/2 H

Drawers are 24.5 W X 2.5 in. high

Probably good for blueprints or photo or art material etc.

Part of estate. Must sell

Must pick up. Cash only, will listen to offers.
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***Large Metal Cross Framed Behind Glass** BEAUTIFUL** (Elgin) $325
32' wide x 44' high - Metal Cross Framed behind glass - two dimension - Frame is brown to copper..Paid $425.00 asking $325.00 - BEAUTIFUL - PERFECT CONDITION. Moving must sell. Cash only please.
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VINTAGE VOGUE PATTERNS (North Reading) $35
This is a collection of unused large envelope Vogue Patterns. There are over 12 in this collection. This style is no longer in production and originally were over $10.00 each to purchase. I want to sell the whole collection as one.

See the pictures for a sample of some of the pattern style. Most of the patterns are craft related, i.e. dolls clothes, baby items, etc.
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~~~*****Original paintings by local artist*****~~~ (San Marcos) $175
Hi everyone! I have some paintings up for sale. I will have more soon. I am in the process of making my professional portfolio but in the mean time, the college life is a little difficult so I am going to have to sell a few that I have been holding on too. Thanks so much for your interest. I will have more up soon!

Cherry Blossom- 2X2 on two separate canvases-$175.00 OBO
Rainbow Bay, Long beach- Sofa sized, about 2X3.5'-$375.00 OBO
The colors on this painting are a little warmer. In the photo they seem a little bright.

Please only reasonable offers and serious inquires

If you would like a better picture of them please email me, I will be putting a few more up later tonight with better pictures of all. Thanks so much everyone!!
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300+ cigar boxes fancy fancy wood boxes to simple ones (austin ,texas)
I have tons of cigar boxes. Please make offer. I WOULD LIKE TO SELL THEM ALL IN ONE SHOT. THERE ARE SOME REALLY NICE BOXES DIFFERENT!!! CALL ME ANYTIME512-633-7665 OR EMAIL ME. TRUST ME IF YOU LIKE BOXES EMAIL OR CALL ME YOU WON'T BE DISAPOINTED!!
THANKS!!!
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Official Google Stand on Link selling
Google officially announced its stand on buying and selling links via their google webmaster blog,If, however, a webmaster chooses to buy or sell links for the purpose of manipulating search engine rankings, we reserve the right to protect the quality of our index. Buying or selling links that pass PageRank violates our webmaster guidelines. Such [...]
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Prints for sale! (Bridgewater area)

i have many fine photographs that are ready to be printed, framed, and sold.

i will sell for cheap. check out my websites, and email me with what you want and i will give you a price.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaelllanes
http://mllanesphotography.blogspot.com/

if you go to my blog, click the google ads once or twice. it will help me save for a new camera.
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Photography for sale (bridgewater area)

I have a lot of photographs that are ready to be printed and sold.
send me an email with a link to my picture and i will print it on an 8x11 canvas paper and frame it.
i sell for cheap!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/michaelllanes
http://mllanesphotography.blogspot.com/

if you go to my blog, click the google ads once or twice. it will help me save for a new camera.
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GREAT CONDITON!! 50+ Stamps / 1 Stamp Cleaner / 5 Stamp Pads (Seattle/Issaquah) $25
Looking to sell ASAP. Over 50 Stamps. Dream Impressions, Impress etc.

5 Stamp SETS from Dream Impressions (Chritmas Village, Sled of Poinsetias, Let it Snow, Stipple Poinsettia, Stipple Fruit)- These alone retail for around $90 and they are in great condition..only used a few times. This is in addition to the other stamps listed.

5 Stamp Pads

1 Bottle Stamp Cleaner - Almost full

If you have questions please call 206/992-9125 or email.
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Top Quality Water Color set, Kolinsky brushes (Oak Square)
Set of 5ml Holbein water colors, 34 tubes in all. $140.00+ minimum retail value, selling for $100. Sold as a set, all colors different. Ask for list.

Also, four Winsor & Newton Series Seven pure kolinsky sable brushes.
Retail for $50, selling for $35. Brushes are #4, #000, and two #1's. Sold as a set.

....Also available, Rotring Calligraphy Art Pen. Nib is 2.7 mm, and comes complete with metal case and five ink cartidges. $20 value, sell for $10.

....Buy the paints and brushes together for $120 and get the art pen free. Paints come in an attractive wooden cigar box 6'x9'x2' with metal latch. Looks great and brushes fit perfectly inside.
....$210 value for only $120! All materials are in perfect condition, unused, caps still on brushes. Bought these all on sale over a year ago and just haven't used them.
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Vintage Style Signs/Posters (Bonney Lake) $80
Three (3) vintage style signs/posters. 'Pool Rules' is made of wood and contains several funny/comical lines. Great for outside at your pool, or inside as a decoration piece. 'Bikes & Babes' is made of thin metal. 'Workout Ladies' is a regular poster with a wood/glass frame. We had it in our workout room.

All are in excellent condition.

Asking $80 for the lot, or will sell seperately. Pool Rules ($40) Bikes & Babes ($30) Workout Ladies ($10). These prices are well below what we paid for them.

Call 253-332-4863
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(Fake Headline, Serious Point:) Movie Studios, Blockbuster File Copyright Infringement Suit Against Customer For Failing to Return DVD Rentals
That's obviously not true, but from the way people talk about Rhapsody and other music 'rental' services, they believe that the story could happen, at least in principle.  This is part of yet another misunderstanding about how the DMCA reworked the nature of copyright.

Too often, people confuse defenses of DRM+DMCA based on their ability to prevent *infringing* uses and defenses based on protection of new business models predicated on preventing *non-infringing* uses. The former defense is about protecting copyright holder's exclusive rights, the latter is in effect about expanding those rights. These days, this confusion typically involves online music rental subscription services like Rhapsody.

The DRM on Rhapsody songs can (in theory) prevent some infringing uses. But Title 17 grants the copyright holder several exclusive rights in 17 USC 106 (e.g., copying, distribution, public performance), and keeping songs after your subscription ends doesn't infringe any of them. When the DRM prevents you from listening to the song, it's limiting a private performance. The copy you downloaded was lawfully made, and you're entitled to make fair use [*1]; to the extent the uses would be protected with a purchased copy, you can move this 'rented' copy to a portable player or make a back-up copy of it [*1], for instance.

At first, this might seem strange to some, but consider a DVD you rent from Blockbuster. If you fail to return the movie, can the copyright holder or Blockbuster sue you for copyright infringement? No, they can't; you can keep watching that movie for as long as you like. Put aside DRM+DMCA and focus on 17 USC 106 for the moment -- if you rip a copy to your computer, it's a fair use just like ripping a DVD you bought at Wal-Mart; to the extent that the latter is non-infringing, so is the former. The copyright holder could argue that this ripped copy of the rental threatens the market for the work and thus is not a fair use, but ripping the purchased DVD threatens the market in much the same way; after all, if you can rip your purchased DVD, then it threatens the market by making it harder for them to sell you a second copy for use on your computer or your portable player. [*1] You can apply the same reasoning to rented or purchased VHS.

To be clear, you could be violating your contract with Blockbuster. And services like Rhapsody could sue you for violating their Terms of Service. In principle, they could get an injunction and actual damages.

However, you aren't infringing under 17 USC 106 and thus copyright holders couldn't get statutory damages on that basis. The DRM and DMCA don't change this analysis [*2], strictly speaking. If you use FairUse4WM to unwrap your Rhapsody WM DRMed songs, you may violate their ToS, you may violate the DMCA (17 USC 1201) and have to pay statutory damages, but you are not infringing (17 USC 106). The public is still technically entitled to fair use, first sale, and all your other rights under copyright, but in exercising them you might violate the DMCA.

So this suggests one way the distinction matters (the DMCA radically changes the available remedies), but there's a bigger issue here. In reality, the people who support the DMCA's protection of this business model are not supporting the protection of copyright holder's limited exclusive rights, let alone supporting the prevention of 'Internet piracy' -- they're supporting in effect an expansion of copyright holder's rights.  The DMCA gives copyright holder's essentially a broad, exclusive right to control any uses of the work and compatible devices.

Some people may still argue that we need the DRM+DMCA because it protects Rhapsody's business model and thus this expansion of rights is a good thing. You return your rented DVDs not because Blockbuster will sue you, but because they'll cut you off from renting again. Rhapsody has no similar threat to hang over your head, so you could download the entire catalog and unsubscribe.

I would dispute that the subscription models would go away for this reason, but let's assume they wouldn't offer downloads any more. The endangerment of a business model, by itself, is not a sufficient reason to extend the scope of copyright holder's rights. Title 17 entitles copyright holders to certain rights, not to certain business models. There are a lot of old and new business models copyright holders would love to protect. For instance, the movie and television studios' business models were ostensibly threatened by time-shifting, and they'd love to be able to limit it in many ways today in order to enable new revenue models. But that wasn't and isn't a sufficient reason to block time-shifting and creation of compatible devices via the DMCA, or to mandate DRM a la the broadcast flag.

A more valid argument here would be that the public benefits by protecting the rental model. Again, I would dispute that the DMCA+DRM really provides a lot of public benefit there. But, regardless, I think most would agree that there are many endangered business models that don't need protecting. I think many dislike how protection of the rental model also involves inhibiting innovation and competition in the development of compatible music devices. I think many would agree that prohibiting time-shifting and backing-up of purchased media doesn't benefit the public, even if it enables some new business models. And I bet there are many more ill-effects of the DMCA that they would disapprove of , as well.

On that basis, I think that even those who laud the DRM+DMCA's role in protecting rental models would be, on the whole, unhappy with the DMCA. To be sure, there are those who like the DMCA because it acts as a general right to control use of copyrighted works and creation of compatible devices; they laud price discrimination and platform monopolies predicated on restricting non-infringing uses. But I think many don't share that view, particularly when they see that those models aren't about stopping infringement, let alone 'Internet piracy.'

[*1 - Update: Initially, I also stuck first sale in here.  We've had an interesting back-and-forthin the comments about how I may be wrong that first sale would actually apply to the DVD or to your hard drive with the Rhapsody file on it. Indeed, a court might actually view giving away your hard drive with the song as protected by first sale, but giving the away the DVD wouldn't be, since you can keep a permanent copy of the WMA file and don't have to return it, but you were just borrowing the DVD that perhaps Blockbuster itself had acquired under a revenue-sharing license agreement rather than as an outright purchase. Thanksto my interlocutor, 'analoghole' The possible problem there doesn't affect my fair use analysis, however. Note that it also doesn't change my point that you're still entitled to first sale to the extent you were with a DRM-free, rented copy. Finally, since people are really getting up in arms about a person being able to keep the songs and use them past the subscription (that's the biz model at stake), I figured I'd just pull the first sale analysis out, for clarity's sake.]

[*2 - Update: see a minor clarification in the comments on this. If a copy is *only* non-infringing because of some implied or express license from the copyright owner that vanishes when you circumvent, then that could change the analysis.]

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Scented Candles, Holly Berry & Bayberry, 12 total (Snoqualmie Valley) $1
Scented Candles, Holly Berry & Bayberry, 12 total

6 Holly Berry, 3? diameter and 6? tall, $1.00 each

3 Holly Berry, 3? diameter and 9? tall, $1.50 each

3 Bayberry, 3? diameter and 9? tall, $1.50 each

Sell all for $10.00

Snoqualmie Valley, easy driving directions just east of Issaquah
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Noteworthy: Reviews of Movie Soundtracks
We review five of this summer's motion picture soundtracks.

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#### Extraordinary Watercolor Paintings #### (Olympia ) $2
A signed, original watercolor by J. Krough Colwell called, 'Mountains in Morning,' a unique wet in wet technique done on 100% rag paper from France.

Colwell, a local artist living in Olympia, valued this painting, which she completed in 1985, at $450, based upon her current pieces she is selling.

We are moving to Hawaii and cannot ship this wonderful piece, so we have to give it up. We've owned it since 1985. The piece is large, measuring 27' by 48' in a flat silver metal frame.

We have two other, smaller original watercolor paintings we also cannot take with us and therefore must sell. We are highly motivated to find a great home for these valued pieces of art. All three are in excellent condition and would add to the beauty of any home.

Call 360-791-2700 or email your interest so we can show you the pictures. We are opeb to offers for each/all of these wonderful pieces.

GENE
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Movie Guide
Capsule reviews of new releases

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Margarett McKean Sargent (1892 - 1978) Black & White Charcole (Beverly)
I have a wonderful piece from around 1918 drawn by renowned artist, 'Margarett McKean Sargent', that I would like to sell - Please read her bio below...


Boston born society woman, Margarett McKean Sargent was, from the early 1920s to the mid 1930s, a skilled portrait painter of the upper-class world in which she lived. Her work has been described as being similar to that of Matisse but not as soothing in tone because she deliberately used dissonant colors and some disturbing psychological elements.

She was the fourth cousin of John Singer Sargent and very much a part of the cultural set of early 20th-century Boston and New York including George Luks, Harpo Marx, and Betty Parsons. She was plagued by alcoholism and mental breakdowns in her later life.

In 1996, Berry-Hill Gallery of New York City had a retrospective of her paintings.

Please contact me if you have any interest.
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Gioconda Pastel 24 Pencils, Silver Leafing Supplies (S. Austin) $15
REDUCED ART SUPPLIES Gioconda Pastel 24 Pencils, Silver Leafing Equip. (Austin)

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Gioconda Soft Pastel Pencils, 24 set. These are unopened, new, bought them at Michael's for some ungodly price near $35 or more, I WILL SELL FOR $15.

I also have 3 items for silver leafing, for a total of $10 ALL TOGETHER, cash and carry.

(1) Silver Leaf: Authentic Metal Leaf Technique, Genuine Silver Colour Aluminum Metal Leaf. 5 1/2 x 5 1/2, 25 sheets.

(2) Metal Leaf Adhesive, 6oz. can (the big one)

(3) Metal Leaf Sealer, Fast Drying Acrylic, 5 oz. can.

I can meet you at the corner of IH35/Slaughter in the parking lot of Starbucks. Shoot me an email if you have questions. Thanks!

official site for the products: http://www.monalisa-artmat.com/index.htm

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Imperial Glass Retro Grape Motif Punch Bowl & 12 cups Mint! (Oak Harbor on north Whidbey Island) $175
What you see is what you get...a mint condition, georgous, unused (original Imperial glass stickers in some cups still) purple and gold patina depression glass punch bowl set including the seperate stand. This is the reproduction run of the 1960's of this very old pattern...make sure you put it somewhere so that it catches light...also have other glassware,decor,china,furniture,oriental rugs to sell before a big move...thank you for your interest...what do you need...I may have it in my storage, house or garage...textile beneath it is a Kashmiri, hand stitched creweled 4'x6' +- wall hanging,throw on furniture $155...like new...completely hand made, stitch by stitch wool blend with heavy liner on back..check all at Bellingham site...Royal Albert Old Country Roses English made china with gold trim dinner plates only $13 each...have a dozen left.
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Antique Singer Featherweight sewing machine (Reading) $350
Antique Singer Featherweight 221 sewing machine - WORKS

Offered today is a beautiful antique Singer Featherweight sewing machine. This workhorse of a machine was made October 3, 1933 in Elizabeth, New Jersey. It?s one of 10,000 made that day. This is in great working condition.

Details:
* The beautiful gold scrollwork has ?bubbled? in a few spots and there are minor scratches on the base.

* It has the original bobbin case and an original bobbin. Comes with a variety of accessories & feet.

* Comes with an original manual.

* The foot pedal on this machine has been rewired.

* The Silver on the machine is in pristine condition.

* Machine comes with a case that is in good condition, locks work, but does have that typical musty smell of an old case. Has no key

These machines sell elsewhere for $450 and up; contact me now for a great bargain on a beautiful, working machine!

Payment accepted in cash only please.

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Husky Star Computerized Sewing Machine (links to pics inside) (Lamar & 51st) $300
Husky Star Computerized sewing machine for sale.
It has 79 different stitches as well as numbers and letters.
Its in great condition, and has a really cool memory function.
I bought it last year for $400.
The only thing thats wrong with it is the door cover for the bobbin casing doesn't pop up like its supposed to but its not too difficult to open.
Really it just needs a new spring.

I actually don't want to sell it but I kind of have to b/c I don't have a job right now and really need the money.
Otherwise I wouldn't be selling it.

I just want it to go to a good home, where someone will use it and love it like I did.

You can call me at 512-659-3174 or email me at suddenlypie@gmail.com
Thanks!

~melissa


Click the links below to see pictures of it.
I forgot to put in the pictures but I still have to original box and manual that it came with.
It also came with a disk that shows you how to use it.

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