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Patent leather wallet with leather interior; wallet accommodates 4 card slots, notes compartment and coin purse.

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Because each lamp is made to order using real parts with many thousands of miles on them, you can expect scratches, dings and dents under the trademark Classified finish. The lamp pictured here is an example of the typical design, but yours will vary somewhat. Their  always happy to accommodate your preferences when selecting parts, so just let them know. Please allow a four to six week turnaround time. Rush items are available for an additional fee. And now you can follow the building of your lamp online. Just click http://classifiedlamps.posterous.com

In most watches the evolution of time is imperceptible. Opus 12, on the other hand, goes into action in a remarkable way, its hands changing the guard every five minutes. At each change of the hour, the movement executes a very elaborate drill exercise by the successive rotation of the hands. Below the retrograde indication, a floating small seconds hand graduated on a translucent ring passes above a power-reserve indicator.

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Add the timeless beauty of feature film quality to your production work. Elegant, sophisticated and jam packed with the latest digital cinema technology, Blackmagic Cinema Camera gives your work that timeless feature film look! Blackmagic Cinema Camera features an amazing 2.5K image sensor with a wide 13 stops of dynamic range for a true digital film camera. You get a built-in SSD recorder, popular open standard uncompressed RAW and compressed file formats, compatibility with quality EF and ZE mount lenses, LCD touchscreen monitoring plus metadata entry, all packed into an exciting hand held design!

Blackmagic Cinema Camera features a high resolution sensor with wide dynamic range so it’s perfect for independent film, television commercials and episodic television production. DaVinci Resolve software for Mac™ and Windows™ is included so you can work at the highest quality and get the best results. Blackmagic Cinema Camera is both affordable and a complete solution because it includes a built-in recorder and monitoring, so it’s perfect for displacing video-only cameras for work such as sporting events, weddings, music videos and more!

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Winner Sport embodies the style, craftsmanship and quality for which both brands are celebrated the world over.
Crafted around John Lobb’s 8695 last, Winner Sport is made from full-grain calfskin and lined with supple sheepskin. Soft padding has been added at the ankle for comfort, and metallic eyelets, punched with a wheel of fine holes, reflect the automotive design cues of Aston Martin. Unlike the more formal, welted John Lobb shoes, Winner Sport is created with a specially engineered bonded rubber sole that wraps beneath the shoe, giving a sleek line and a sporting feel.
Winner Sport is available in an exciting range of color combinations: Graphite Grey, Winter Wheat, Frost White and Saddle Tan are all made with the Sporty Stratos White rubber sole.
Storm Black, Bitter Chocolate, Westminster Green and Aurora Blue are made with Racy Fire Red rubber soles. Coordinating red and white laces complete the Winner Sport look.

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For the discerning rider, Derringer offers the opportunity to own a truly unique, one-of-a-kind motorbike that combines innovative engineering with a classic high-performance aesthetic.  Powered by a moto-hybrid drivetrain, Derringer cycles are built for our modern age. With superb fuel efficiency they have a range of 180 miles per gallon. The ultra-clean four-cycle power plant also meets stringent CARB tier 3 emissions standards

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In a subsequent meeting, Paul Mackenzie and Design Director Frank Stephenson went to see him to start to explore the sort of car he wanted.
Says Frank Stephenson: ‘The key qualities the client desired were “timeless and classical elegance”.  Which was some challenge.’
That meeting with Mackenzie and Stephenson lasted for almost three hours. From the pages of notes that were gathered, the design team brought together hundreds of images from the world of automotive, architecture, fashion, design and even film. These were then presented to the customer, and were then narrowed down to a mood book, full of inspiring images from which the design spirit of this unique car would be derived.
Inspirational cars included a 1961 Facel Vega, a 1953 Chrysler D’Elegance Ghia, a 1959 Buick Electra, a 1939 Mercedes-Benz 540K and a 1971 Citroën SM. There were various examples of architecture – including the Guggenheim museums in New York and Bilbao – plus a Jaeger LeCoultre art deco clock, an Airstream trailer, a Thomas Mann Montblanc pen, a grand piano – and an eggplant. ‘The client liked the shiny texture of the finish,’ notes Stephenson. There was also a black-and-white photo of Audrey Hepburn.
‘The client wanted a competition between external designers – some outside the automotive world – and McLaren’s own designers,’ notes Stephenson. In the end, a design by McLaren’s Korean-born RCA graduate Hong Yeo was chosen, and completed under the direction of Stephenson.
One of the biggest design challenges faced by Yeo was that most cars that embody classic elegance and timeless values have front engines and rear-wheel drive proportions.  This is the exact opposite of a mid-engined supercar.  So a new visual language for the car had to be found which led to months of sketching and modeling to find that perfect visual balance. Continue reading

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1. “Opening night of @FairmountHighSchool’s production of #MooncalfMedford. I’ll be playing John Mugford.” – On March 28, 1947 James Dean starred in his high school’s production of Mooncalf Medford as John Mugford. That same year he would also play Herbert White in The Monkey’s Paw and take the lead role in An Apple from Coles County.
2. “Come to #GoonWithTheWind at @FairmountHighSchool’s Halloween carnival; I’ll be playing Frankenstein.” – When Fairmount High School’s drama society launched a monster parody entitled Goon with the Wind as part of the annual Halloween carnival, a young James Dean took the stage as legendary monster Frankenstein. He reportedly took great pains to perfect his make-up and costume, and immensely enjoyed the prospect of playing the role.
3. “I took 1^st place in the @NationalForensicsLeague’s Indiana competition.” – Reciting “The Madman” from Charles Dickens’ The Pickwick Papers, James Dean earned the top spot in the state Forensics competition. The charisma and stage presence that helped him earn this honor would soon propel him to stardom.
4. “I’m being honored at @FarewellPartyMondayNight tonight; tomorrow, I’m boarding a bus for #California.” – In an event that would earn him a headline in the local newspaper, James Dean was honored at the Fairmount Farewell Party Monday Night before making his way back to California.
5. “Starting my #FreshmanYear at @SantaMonicaCityCollege.” – On January 18, 1950, Dean began studying at Santa Monica City College. Later that year, he would star in the UCLA theater’s Macbeth, in which he played “the world’s worst” Malcolm.
6. “I have my first paid acting job in a @PepsiCola commercial.” – Dean scored his first paying job in a Pepsi-Cola commercial in December of 1950; in it he and a group of teenagers danced around a jukebox, singing the praises of the soft drink.
7. “My television film debut will be playing #JohnTheApostle on @FatherPeyton’s TV Theater.” – In a role that inspired the girls of a local parochial school to form the Immaculate Heart James Dean Appreciation Society, Dean played John the Apostle on a Catholic television program in his first television feature debut.
8. “My drama coach, @JamesWhitmore, seems to think that I should go to #NewYorkCity.” – Following the advice of his drama coach, James Dean departed Los Angeles for New York on September 1^st, 1951.
9. “I’m flying for the first time, with @EliaKazan to start filming for #EastOfEden.” – Storing his clothing in a brown paper bag, James Dean boarded a flight to Hollywood with director Elia Kazan. Less than one month later, he’d sign a contract with Warner Brothers for his role in East of Eden, and would purchase his first sports car in May of that year.
10. “Decided to trade the @Porche Speedster for their #Spyder550. @GeorgeBarris is doing a custom paint job.” – On September 30, 1955, James Dean was killed in an automobile accident in his new Porche Spyder 550.  He’d traded his Speedster in only nine days earlier, and had just taken possession of the powerful vehicle after customizations.

Despite only having three films to his credit, James Dean became a symbol for the restless youth of his generation. His small body of work garnered him two Academy Award nominations, and an everlasting place in Hollywood history.

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The interior of the EXR S is more accommodating than the rally car and offers features such as climate control, in car entertainment and leather seats, but it focuses on the driver and the driving experience – not luxury. For drivers who spend more time on the road or track, the EXR S is available with 22” wheels and high performance tyres, and a large rear load space even makes the EXR S a viable option for a (high speed) weekend away.

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