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hi i have had this phone about 2 months now got it for £80 with nothing on it brand new its in mint condition i have a 8 gig memory card to go with it with 600 songs on it 23 videos 34 themes all work and lots of pictures on it not rude so do you think i would get more for it or less if so how much should i charge for it the phone works fin
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Mint Condition $15.56 There are hundreds of thousands of dedicated baseball-card collectors across the country, and they spend a lot of money on their hobby. From Phoenix to Manassas, Virginia, on almost every weekend during the year a baseball card show is held. Mint Condition shows why. |
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Sitting Bull Commemorative Dollar Coin $33.3 Sitting Bull was a political, military and spiritual leader of the Sioux tribe in the1860s when U.S. troops tried to move the native tribes west into reservations. OnJune 25, 1876, Tatanka Iyotanka--as he was known in his native tongue--ledthousands of warriors from different tribes to an overwhelming victory overGeneral George Custer and his troops at the Battle of Little Big Horn.Available exclusively from American Mint, the Sitting Bull Commemorative DollarCoin is a genuine Sacagawea dollar in Brilliant Uncirculated condition, featuring a dramatic full-color image of the stoic and weathered face of the illustrious NativeAmerican Chief "Sitting Bull."Limitation: 5,000 Complete collections worldwideMaterial: Genuine Sacagawea one-dollar coinWeight: 8 gIssue year: 2009Diameter: 26.5 mmQuality: Brilliant UncirculatedCountry: USAFace value: 1 DollarCustomer can only order up to 5 pcs. |
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Mint Condition - From The Mint Factory $9.98 Mint Condition: Stokley (vocals, various instruments), O`Dell (guitars, keyboards, programming, background vocals), Keri Lewis (guitars, keyboards, bass synthesizer, programming, background vocals), Jeffrey Allen (saxophone, horns, piano, keyboards, background vocals), Lawrence Wadell (piano, Hammond B-3, keyboards, background vocals), Ricky Kinchen (bass, guitars, background vocals).Additional personnel: Cajun Joe (spoken vocals), Jellybean Johnson (guitar), Chris "Daddy" Dave (drums, percussion, background vocals), Master Tee, Popeye, Alyce Paguyo, Heidi Valera, Lisa Dixon (background vocals).Engineers: Mint Condition, Bradley Yost, Jeff Taylor, Steve Hodge.Recorded at Flyte Tyme Studios, Edina, Minnesota.All songs written or co-written by members of Mint Condition.Personnel: O`Dell (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, drum programming); Keri Lewis (vocals, guitar, keyboards, synthesizer, bass synthesizer, drum programming, background vocals); Keri (vocals, guitar, keyboards, drum programming, background vocals); Stokley (vocals, Clavinet, keyboards, synthesizer, drums, djembe, steel pan, percussion, drum programming, background vocals); Chris `Daddy` Dave (vocals, drums, percussion); Ricky K. (vocals, background vocals); Hedi Valera, Alyce Paguyo, Popeye, Master Tee (vocals); Ricky Kinchen (guitar, keyboards, bass guitar, background vocals); Foley, Jellybean Johnson (guitar); Jeffrey (strings, saxophone, piano, keyboards, percussion); Jeff Allen (strings, horns, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, keyboards, wind, background vocals); Lawrence Waddell (piano, organ, keyboards, synthesizer); Larry (keyboards); Lisa Dixon (background vocals).Audio Mixers: David Rideau; Steve Hodge.Recording information: Flyte Tyme studios, Edina, MN.Photographer: Jeff Katz.Unknown Contributor Roles: Keri; Ricky Kinchen; Chris `Daddy` Dave; Jeffrey; Stokley.Arranger: Mint Condition.The second release from Mint Condition follows closely on the heels of their successful debut. Principal vocalist Stokely has good presence, projects sincerity and earnestness on love songs, and reflects Stevie Wonder`s influence. The backing vocals, arrangements, lyrics and production style aren`t overloaded with electronics, strings or any other devices, and they balance a traditional soul sensibility with a 1990s approach. Several numbers are enjoyable, although none are overpowering or remarkable. Sometimes they move into light funk or new jack, but Mint Condition is best at sentimental, breezy love material. ~ Ron Wynn Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Spawn #7, IMAGE, Mint Condition $9.19 Spawn #7, IMAGE, Mint Condition Spawn #7, IMAGE, Mint ConditionEvery signed item comes fully certified with a tamper proof hologram certificate of authenticity and is backed by the SportsMemorabilia.com Authenticity Guarantee. |
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Spawn #6, IMAGE, Mint Condition $11.31 Spawn #6, IMAGE, Mint Condition Spawn #6, IMAGE, Mint ConditionEvery signed item comes fully certified with a tamper proof hologram certificate of authenticity and is backed by the SportsMemorabilia.com Authenticity Guarantee. |
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Mint Condition - Definition Of A Band $9.98 Mint Condition: Stokley Williams (vocals, various instruments); Homer O`Dell (guitar, keyboards, synthesizer, programming, background vocals); Jeffrey Allen (strings, tenor saxophone, Fender Rhodes, Hammond B3 organ, keyboards, Arp synthesizer, background vocals); Keri "K.L." Lewis (guitar, keyboards, synthesizer, drum programming, background vocals); Larry Wadell (piano, Fender Rhodes, Hammond B-3 organ, keyboards, synthesizer, background vocals); Ricky Kinchen (acoustic bass, bass, programming, background vocals); Chris "Daddy" Dave (drums, background vocals).Additional personnel: Lil` Roger Lynch (talk box); "Big" Jim Wright (Hammond B-3 organ).Recorded at Flyte Tyme Studios, Edina, Minnesota and Tricord Studios, Edin Prairie, Minnesota.Audio Mixer: Charles "Prince Charles" Alexander .One look at Mint Condition`s list of "bands that inspired us" says all you need to know about this talented outfit: Earth Wind & Fire, Parliament-Funkadelic, Led Zeppelin...uhh, Led Zeppelin? Well, perhaps in spirit, but there`s not much evidence of Zep here. No, the orientation is funk, plain and simple: mostly slow-tempo, mostly ballads, with a few straight-up dance-floor jams thrown in. In other words, you may shake your butt, but you will shake it sloooowly. There are jazz inflections throughout, as well as some beautiful ballads (see the fine slow jam "You Don`t Have to Hurt No More").Most of all, though, these guys can flat out play--and flat out sing. The musicianship on Mint Condition`s third album is first-rate throughout, and the ambitious, multi-layered vocal arrangements are a true aural pleasure. Lead vocalist Stokley seems to have molded his style as a combination of current romantic balladeers. This is a lush record, a well-realized, well-crafted example of modern soul music (with a little metal-like heaviness thrown in for good measure). Highly recommended. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Mint Condition - Livin` The Luxury Brown $14.9 This release includes a bonus DVD.Mint Condition: Ricky (vocals, guitar, bass guitar, programming); Stokley (vocals, slide guitar, Clavinet, keyboards, synthesizer, bass guitar, drums, steel pan, percussion); O`Dell (guitar, acoustic guitar, keyboards, programming); Jeffrey (tenor saxophone, keyboards, background vocals); Lawrence (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, organ, keyboards).Amidst a flood of soulful early-1990s groups that offered up dulcet vocal harmonies (Jodeci, Shai, etc.), Mint Condition rose to prominence with the R&B/pop crossover hit "Breakin` My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)." Over a decade later, when many of those acts had folded or faded into obscurity, Mint Condition stayed strong with five of its original six members intact for 2005`s LIVIN` THE LUXURY BROWN. The Minneapolis group survived because they were more than a paint-by-numbers R&B ensemble; they played together for years before their break, and reflected influences ranging from jazz legend Oscar Peterson to Funkadelic to the Delfonics.Over 20 years into their career, Mint Condition still serve up funky, inspired concoctions (mixed with the occasional unrestrained ballad) on LIVIN` THE LUXURY BROWN. The first single, "I`m Ready," hearkens back to their aforementioned hit, before bleeding into the aching "Love Your Tears." On the `80s-era New Jack Swing-style "Luxury Brown," the group evens lays down a Parliament-like guitar interlude. Mint Condition formed in the city of Prince, and they share a bit of his adventurousness on this energetic record. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Mint Condition (Hardcover) $16.34 Explores the fascinating world of baseball-card collecting from its roots in the tobacco industry to its rise in popularity to its bubble bursting in the 90s, in a book that looks at mad-genius designers, professional "graders" who rate the cards and the "doctors" who secretly alter them. |
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Dawn, Wizard No. 1/2 Sirius Comic, Mint Condition $12.73 Dawn, Wizard No. 1/2 Sirius Comic, Mint Condition Dawn, Wizard No. 1/2 Sirius Comic, Mint ConditionEvery signed item comes fully certified with a tamper proof hologram certificate of authenticity and is backed by the SportsMemorabilia.com Authenticity Guarantee. |
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Vampi, Wizard No. 1/2 Harris Comics, Mint Condition $15.56 Vampi, Wizard No. 1/2 Harris Comics, Mint Condition Vampi, Wizard No. 1/2 Harris Comics, Mint ConditionEvery signed item comes fully certified with a tamper proof hologram certificate of authenticity and is backed by the SportsMemorabilia.com Authenticity Guarantee. |
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Blade, Wizard No. 1/2 Marvel Comics, Mint Condition $16.97 Blade, Wizard No. 1/2 Marvel Comics, Mint Condition Blade, Wizard No. 1/2 Marvel Comics, Mint ConditionEvery signed item comes fully certified with a tamper proof hologram certificate of authenticity and is backed by the SportsMemorabilia.com Authenticity Guarantee. |
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X-Men #3, Marvel Comics, Mint Condition $11.33 X-Men #3, Marvel Comics, Mint Condition X-Men #3, Marvel Comics, Mint ConditionEvery signed item comes fully certified with a tamper proof hologram certificate of authenticity and is backed by the SportsMemorabilia.com Authenticity Guarantee. |
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Once Upon a Time - Style it and Profile it
Once upon a time, she knew that she would be driving back to Boston rather than flying. She didn't know directly - she simply had a sense about it, a few days before her flight to Savannah to visit her family in Lyons.
The first morning she was in Lyons, she went for a walk to see the sights and to breathe in the fresh air of this little town in Southeast Georgia that she loved, the same one from which she had run away years ago.
It was November, still warm, and the ground in her mother's yard was covered with leaves, under which she knew lay thousands of precious pecans, naturally organic. While she almost raced out to those leaves, she took off, instead, toward town across the railroad tracks. As she passed by the empty lot just before the Vidalia Onion Warehouse with the faded, now barely red letters, her pecan antenna piqued up and she looked to the left. There was a lone pecan tree separated from it's clan that seemed to be growing up out of the sidewalk - its pecans were strewn underneath. She filled her pockets for later.
From there she turned the corner. Ahead she saw a used car lot. "Interesting," she thought. A bright yellow Volkswagen Beetle caught her eye. A salesman met her at the car and asked, in his most gracious Southern manner, if he could be of help. She thought she might take it for a spin, but as she walked to the other side, she saw, parked right next to it, a silver Cadillac DeVille.
She left the Beetle right away and began admiring the mint condition DeVille. Within a few moments, the salesman had photocopied her Massachusetts driver's license and given her the keys to the DeVille until the next afternoon. Not in Boston, she thought.
On the four block drive back to her family's old and somewhat run-down farm house, this time crossing the railroad tracks by way of the old Piggly Wiggly, she remembered the story Jimmie Lou told of her Dad about his first Cadillac. He had been a modest farmer, but one day had the idea to convert much of his farm acreage into a housing development, with houses he would build. During this prosperous process, he bought a Cadillac and proclaimed, in his own Scarlett O'Hara style of passion, "I'll always drive a Cadillac from this day forward." And he did.
She remembered her own dreams some years ago of flying (which is really driving really fast with the wind whipping through your hair) cross country in a Cadillac convertible, the classic style, with the big fins.
Waking from her day dreams, she parked in the front yard, parallel to the street, in a space between the front porch and the pavement just wide enough for the DeVille. She was aware of the impact of the car on this street as some of the "boys" from down the street unabashedly ogled the DeVille. She noticed the curtain in the living room window pulled slightly back and detected the side of her Mom's face looking out from behind. "What's that?" her brother asked when she walked in, of course knowing full well.
What it was was identity dissonance. Who did she think she was? Imagine parking this shiny and very long car on the streets in her Boston neighborhood. How, and where, would she ever park it? Would the neighborhood dudes who walked down her street late at night take her down a notch and slash the tires or run keys down the side? Would the neighbors judge her? She called a couple of friends from Boston and her oldest friend in Texas to discuss the matter. What she was really looking for was permission.
Later that afternoon she drove her brother down Route 1 and out into the country to pick up their sister. Her brother gave her his best Cadillac consult, being himself a great appreciator of the "finer things" in life. "Style it and profile it," he said. "That's how you drive a Cadillac." So, she styled it and profiled it back to town, and then the 1300 miles north to Boston. It was the most luxurious and comfortable Boston-Lyons trip she had ever driven, and she had driven many over the years.
There was a parking space right in front of her condominium. Parking a car had never been easier in the city: it simply glided in. She saw a few neighbors' eyebrows raised, but in admiration. Her next door neighbor, who had oohed and aahed over the car on several occasions, bought his own version of a DeVille the following spring.
She may never buy another Cadillac; the inspiration would never be the same. Nevertheless, driving one became totally natural.
QUESTIONS:
Of course, enjoy the process! And remember:
Step into your greatness...it is the most natural thing you'll ever do!
About the Author
Reggie Odom LICSW, CPCC, PCC founder of Inspired Works, is a coach, writer, speaker, and teacher. Her passion is helping people step into their greatness – where playing small is no longer an option. Reggie is considered a master teacher and unforgettable speaker. She can be contacted at (617)524-6153, reggie@reggieodom.com or you can visit her website at www.reggieodom.com.
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