Hey everyone! Please take a look at the following selected items from the hooding auction. If you wish to bid on any of them, please send your max bid along with the item# to uc.hooding@gmail.com by NOON ON SATURDAY. We will automatically raise your max bid incrementally for you, just like ebay, until someone bids over your max bid. This is a great chance to support Hooding even if you cannot attend the auction!
Item #1 Joe Nuxhall Autographed 8 x 10
Classic Photo of a Cincinnati Legend. Comes with certificate of authenticity for autograph. Great gift for a grandparent or parent who fondly remembers Hamilton Joe. Framed in a red frame with black matte and Nuxhall name plate. $200 minimum bid.
Item #2 Carson Palmer Autographed Card in Protective Case
Mint Condition autographed Carson Palmer Football Card in protective display case. $55 minium bid. Great for Bengals fans or collectors of all ages.
Item #3 Jay Bruce Autographed Baseball in display case with Jay Bruce rookie card
Pristine autograhped baseball and rookie card combo of Reds young superstar Jay Bruce. Jay looks to be a Reds’ great for years to come, this autographed baseball/rookie card in display case is both an excellent display and collector’s item. $115 minimum bid.
Item #4 Joey Votto Autographed Baseball in display case with Joey Votto rookie card
Joey is another young Reds superstar. He finished second in the National League Rookie of the Year voting last season, and his dedication and leadership have him poised to be the Reds’ team leader for the next decade. This autographed baseball/rookie card in display case is also both an excellent display and collector’s item. $115 minimum bid.
Item #5 OSU “Game of the Century” photo
An OUTSTANDING gift idea for the OSU fan in your life. This 20” x 36” framed photo of the horseshoe is from Nov 18, 2006 when the Bucks faced the Wolverines in a #1 vs. #2 game. A shot of the winning OSU scoreboard is included in the bottom right, the bottom left has a ticket stub from the game, and the center has a Buckeye pin, all matted. Minimum bid $210.
Item #6 Johnny Bench Autographed Baseball
Autographed baseball from Big Red Machine Hall of Famer Johnny Bench. His signature is great, and this is a fantastic item for any Reds fan, past, present, or future. Ball comes in decorative protective cube. Minimum Bid $105.
Item #7 Ben Rothlisberger Signed Card
Signed football card of two time Super Bowl winner Ben Rothlisberger. If you are or know a Steelers or Miami Redhawks fan, this is the item for you! Card comes in protective display case. $80 minimum bid.
Item #8 Joe Montana Signed Card
Super Bowl hero Joe Montana signed card. Heartbreaker to Bengals fans everywhere, this Notre Dame product is an all time NFL legend and Hall of Fame QB. This signed card is an awesome collector’s item no matter which team or player you support, and especially good for a Notre Dame or Montana fan. Card comes in protective case. Minimum Bid $45.
Item #9 TJ Houshmandzadeh Autogrpahed 8×10 (Unframed)
Bengals great TJ Houshmandzadeh aka “The Hardest Man Alive” signed this 8×10 picture. TJ’s a Seahawk now, but Bengals fans will always have a soft spot for this hardworking rags to riches Pro Bowler. This is a beautiful 8 x 10 glossy shot that would be a great gift for any fan of TJ or the Bengals. Minimum bid $84 dollars.
Item #10 Brian Kelly signed football
A mint condition UC Football signed by UC Head Coach Brian Kelly. Coach Kelly has defied critics by taking the UC football team to its first ever BCS bowl and turning down other jobs to stay in Cincinnati and continue to build a championship team. This signed football would look great in the office of any UC Football Fanatic, and comes in a protective display cube. Minimum bid $200.
Item #11 Brandon Phillips Autographed 8X10
An autographed 8×10 (unframed) of Reds Gold Glove winning second baseman Brandon Phillips. Brandon is a fan favorite, especially amongst young Reds fans, for his tenacious defense and offensive heroics. This autographed 8 x 10 is a beautiful shot of Brandon doing what he does best–making the difficult defensive plays look easy. Minimum Bid for this item is $65.
Item #12 Le Voilliers by Frederic Menguy - Signed Limited Edition Lithograph - 145/275 - 22″ x 30″
Interesting and vibrant lithograph that instantly adds pizazz and charm to any setting. Limited edition signed and numbered by artist. Valued at $150.
Item #13 Relay by Harry Schaare - Signed Limited Edition Print - 60/300 - 33″ x 36 1/2″
A great addition to any art collection, whether you are a runner or not. This signed, limited edition print is beautifully-shaded, as the close up below indicates. This piece is valued at $350, and everyone knows art is a great investment.
Item #14 Cafe De Champange by Guy Buffet - Unsigned Serigraph - 38″ x 50″
A wonderfully-busy serigraph that truly captures the essence of La Vie. Valued at $150.
Item #15 Brownies by Jimmy Wright - Signed Limited Edition Print - 196/400 - 19 1/2″ x 25″
This is a sweet, signed limited edition print that makes bears seem cuddly, not the furry torchbearers of animal fury that many (rightfully) fear. It’s more kids’ bedroom than kids’ nightmares. Perfect for the family or animal lover in your life. Valued at $50.
Item #15 City Bathers by Paula McArdle - Signed Limited Edition Serigraph - AP 93/150
Well well well. What is going on here? Perhaps more intriguing than the “Why is the Mona Lisa Smiling?” mystery is “What is City Bathers all about?” Also, why is the Ralston/Purina logo in the top right? And where is the water for the bath coming from? And is she just not that into him (look at her face!) And if so why are they nude in city bath together? So many mysteries only make this signed limited edition serigraph that much more of a must buy item. Valued at $150. It’s a must for any city bather in your life.
Item #16 Englands Landscape by Melissa Markell - Signed Limited Edition Lithograph - 389/400 - 24″ x 24 1/2″
Everything worth noting about England is in this signed limited-edition Lithograph. If you look closely, you can see Professor Joe Biancalana giving a lecture on British Legal History to unsuspecting tourists. Valued at $100 (or 130£).
Item #17 Wine and Plate set
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PRIZES:
–BarBri course worth $2,700
–pearl choker from EDB Diamond Showroom, $300 value
–$25 in Starbucks gift cards
–Starbucks gift basket
–Home decor basket from Hoffman and Albers Interiors, $175 value
–Food for 15 from Currito
–SPicy Pickle gift certificates
–$30 gift certificate to Longhorn
–Dinner for 2 at PF Changs
–Penn Station free sub coupons
–4 MAC Viva Glam lipsticks, $14 value each
–$50 gift certificate for 2009 Hooding Auction
–2 Cyclones tickets
–UC Law Tshirts
–UC Law mugs, shotglasses
–Free movie passes including free popcorn and drink
–Dinner for 2 at Habenero and 2 movie passes
–Gift Certificate to Gameworks
AND MORE!!!
TICKETS on sale ALL WEEK and for the first half hour/hour of Barrister’s–Find Erin Moosbrugger if you want to buy some. For people going to Barrister’s, tickets are $1 apiece or 10 for $5. For people not going to Barrister’s, tickets are $1 apiece.
Thanks!
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Hi all,
Just a reminder that Monday, 1/26 at 12:15 in room 204, ICLAP will be hosting Mary Richie of the Women’s Crisis Center and Kathleen Davis of the Underground Railroad Freedom Center to speak on issues surrounding human trafficking. Lunch will be provided. We hope to see you there!
-ICLAP
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Dear professors, students, and anyone else who is interested,
Don’t miss our guest speaker this Wednesday, the 28th, at 12:10 p.m. in room 118.
His name is James Huffman, and he’ll be coming all the way from the Lewis and Clark Law School, in Portland, Oregon, to speak to us. His talk is entitled “The Evolution of the Common Law: Not an Invitation to Judicial Law Making”.
For you students especially, there are any number of reasons to attend this talk, and no good reason not to. You get a free lunch. It’s guaranteed to be intellectually stimulating. If you attend enough of these events, you get to claim participation in an extra-curricular activity, just for showing up. It’s also a rare chance to engage with (and even meet) a prominent scholar from another law school. (His list of publications is a mile long–check out the Bibliography or CV link at http://www.lclark.edu/dept/lawadmss/huffman.html .)
For everyone else, the talk should still be intellectually stimulating–and if all else fails, it is a free lunch.
Sincerely,
Edward Hyde
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All,
Since there are a lot of interesting events happening next Wednesday, Student Ambassadors Training will be held Monday, February 2 at 12:05pm in Room 118. Everyone interested in becoming a student ambassador should come and learn about this important opportunity to spread the joy of UC College of Law. No worries if you could not make it to last week’s Student Ambassador meeting to sign up, just come on out and train! Now, you may be saying to yourself, “But I usually eat at that time.” This should not stop you from coming, as, like a bear on the cusp of hibernation, I am certain we will all have stored up enough food from Super Bowl Sunday to make it well into a Monday afternoon (This is of course in addition to the obvious solution of bringing your lunch to the training, and the fact that it should not last too long, leaving you plenty of time to enjoy a nutritious lunch). I may even have leftover cupcakes from my Super Bowl party…mmmm…. cupcakes. See, now I got you!
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Mark your calendars and see you there,
Dan Brown
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FRIDAY OCTOBER 31st is the annual SBA Halloween party at Jefferson Hall at Newport on the Levee. http://www.jeffersonhall.com/
The fun gets started at 8, with free beer, soda, and a couple of 100 free mixed well drinks until our tab runs out.
At 10, music by The Whammies, an 80’s cover band. http://www.myspace.com/thewhammiesband
Of course we’ll be having our annual costume contest, with great prizes like Barrister’s tickets, and BarBri course discounts.
Guests, dates, spouses, zombies, and vampires welcomed and encouraged, as are group and theme costumes.
Cabs encouraged, because DUI’s are very discouraging. Plus no one wants a mug shot in costume.
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http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/years/2008/0728082joker1.html
See you then!
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Still in Cincinnati? Why not come enjoy some Homecoming pancakes this Saturday for a good cause??
What: Homecoming Pancakes!! We will be selling plain and chocolate chip pancakes and Baba Budan’s coffee!
Who: Serve Beyond Cincinnati (a UC student organization)
Winter Trip 2008 to Cameroon, Africa
Where: In front of the Center for Community Engagement House (directly left of Stratford Heights)
When: 9am-11am
Why: To raise funds for our trip to Cameroon where we will begin building clean water systems for two villages!
Support from: Baba Budan’s, UC’s Center for Community Engagement, the Wesley Foundation, and Serve Beyond Cincinnati
Please direct any inquiries/questions to SBC Cameroon trip participant, Peggy Shannon-Baker at shannopy@email.uc.edu.
We hope to see you there!
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The Environmental Law Society will be hosting its first More Than a Meeting meeting tomorrow, Thursday in room 104 at 12:30.
Have questions or concerns about the price of oil, energy, climate change, economic sustainability?
Special guest Dr. Fran Kremer, Senior Science Advisor for the US EPA, will be giving a brief presentation on the science of Climate Change to be followed by a presentation by Adam Moser (3L) on the practical impacts of a rising Asian middle class on energy prices, the environment and your life.
Food will be served at 12:15, but the substantive presentations will not begin until after 12:30 to give those in evidence a chance to attend.
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Just a reminder that Jane Roberts, co-founder of 34 Million Friends, will be speaking on Wednesday, October 1st at 4:40 in Room 118. Food will be provided. To learn more about Jane’s work visithttp://www.34millionfriends.org/. Also, we still have a few copies of Jane’s book left. Email me if you are interested!
Michelle
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[Summary: Happy Hour at Sully's this Friday, Oct. 3 from 5-8pm . $5 donation at the door gets $1 draught and $3 well drinks]
UC Law,
The Freedom Center Journal (FCJ) will be hosting a fundraiser at Sully’s Sports Bar & Grill this Friday, October 3 from 5:00pm-8:00pm. A $5 donation at the door will get you a lovely wristband along with $1 draught beers and $3 well drinks for three whole hours! All proceeds will be benefiting the underfunded FCJ.
For those that don’t know, Sully’s is on the northeast corner of W. 7th St. and Race St. downtown. The address is 700 Race St. Cincinnati, OH 45202 if you need to mapquest directions or you can visit their site at http://www.sullyscincy.com/index.php.
Any questions, just email me or the FCJ at uclawfcj@gmail.com.
We hope to see you all there!
Amber
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