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The Expert Opinion Gold option at AnalyzeMyCareer.com provides users with a package of assessments which analyzes an individual's aptitudes, personality, occupational interests and entrepreneurial qualities. A detailed description of each component is outlined below. This assessment package offers a saving of $45.

Aptitude Tests
There are several different tests, which uniquely identify your aptitude ability: numerical reasoning, mechanical reasoning, abstract reasoning, spatial relations, verbal reasoning, language usage and spelling. On completion of each aptitude assessment, you will be given a detailed career guidance report and a description of careers, which are suitable to your aptitude abilities.

Personality Test
This assessment identifies your personality type. Find out your true nature - Are you an introvert or an extrovert, sensate or intuitive, are you the thinking or feeling type and what is your perception versus your judgement. On completion of this assessment, you will be provided with a report, which answers these questions. Careers matching your personality profile will also be described in detail.

Occupational Interest Inventory
The Occupational Interest Inventory identifies the type of career interests that you have. During the assessment, our system develops this career profile by presenting you with different types of careers, which you must rank in order of your preference. The assessment will help you to establish where your true career vocation lies - Computational, Science, Mechanical, Medical etc.

Entrepreneurship Index
The Entrepreneurship Index evaluates your level of entrepreneurial orientation. 10 different scales, developed by Dr. C Lankford, measure your cognitive and non-cognitive skills. Detailed reports, draw analogies between your mindset and those of leading entrepreneurs.

Career2blue - $ 79.95
Our career website is a powerful, yet easy to use and moderate career seeker/employer posting website. This site offers paid and free services designed to bring together employers and career seekers.

How it works

The career site offer two levels of revenue generation. Paid postings and advertising.

Employers can choose between account plans to post careers, that applicants can apply for. Employers receive instant notification of applications that are printable from the employers browser, plus employers can search resumes to find applicants for all their employee needs.

For career seekers, membership is free. One the site career seekers can create a free resume that can be submitted for career postings by employers, plus searchable by employers.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system that is easily moderated from the admin area

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Career2copper - $ 79.95
Our career website is a powerful, yet easy to use and moderate career seeker/employer posting website. This site offers paid and free services designed to bring together employers and career seekers.

How it works

The career site offer two levels of revenue generation. Paid postings and advertising.

For career seekers, membership is free. One the site career seekers can create a free resume that can be submitted for career postings by employers, plus searchable by employers.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system that is easily moderated from the admin area

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Career2green - $ 79.95
Our career website is a powerful, yet easy to use and moderate career seeker/employer posting website. This site offers paid and free services designed to bring together employers and career seekers.

How it works

The career site offer two levels of revenue generation. Paid postings and advertising.

For career seekers, membership is free. One the site career seekers can create a free resume that can be submitted for career postings by employers, plus searchable by employers.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system that is easily moderated from the admin area

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Career2purple - $ 79.95
Our career website is a powerful, yet easy to use and moderate career seeker/employer posting website. This site offers paid and free services designed to bring together employers and career seekers.

How it works

The career site offer two levels of revenue generation. Paid postings and advertising.

For career seekers, membership is free. One the site career seekers can create a free resume that can be submitted for career postings by employers, plus searchable by employers.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system that is easily moderated from the admin area

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Career2red - $ 79.95
Our career website is a powerful, yet easy to use and moderate career seeker/employer posting website. This site offers paid and free services designed to bring together employers and career seekers.

How it works

The career site offer two levels of revenue generation. Paid postings and advertising.

For career seekers, membership is free. One the site career seekers can create a free resume that can be submitted for career postings by employers, plus searchable by employers.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system that is easily moderated from the admin area

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Career2Slate - $ 79.95
Our career website is a powerful, yet easy to use and moderate career seeker/employer posting website. This site offers paid and free services designed to bring together employers and career seekers.

How it works

The career site offer two levels of revenue generation. Paid postings and advertising.

For career seekers, membership is free. One the site career seekers can create a free resume that can be submitted for career postings by employers, plus searchable by employers.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system that is easily moderated from the admin area

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Expert Opinion - $ 49.95

The Expert Opinion option at AnalyzeMyCareer.com provides users with a package of assessments which analyzes an individual's aptitudes, personality and occupational interests. A detailed description of each component is outlined below. This assessment package offers a saving of $30.

Aptitude Tests - $ 39.95

Aptitude Tests
There are several different tests, which uniquely identify your aptitude ability:

Numerical Reasoning
Mechanical Reasoning
Abstract Reasoning
Spatial Relations
Verbal Reasoning
Language Usage
Spelling

On completion of each aptitude assessment, you will be given a detailed career guidance report
and a description of careers, which are suitable to your aptitude abilities.

Dr. Lankford, a registered counselling psychologist with over 30 years of experience
as a careers counsellor, developed all assessments and reports.

Bill Goff Let's Play Two - $ 400.00
It’s May 12, 1970, at Wrigley Field in Chicago, and 39-year-old Ernie Banks, Mr. Cub, has just cracked the 500th home run of his magnificent Hall of Fame career. The blast, which lands two rows up in the left field bleachers and caroms back onto the field, comes off Atlanta Braves righthander Pat Jarvis. Banks, who came to the Cubs from the Negro League’s Kansas City Monarchs in 1953, becomes only the ninth player in baseball history to reach the 500 mark (five others have done it since). Today, Banks and Eddie Mathews are tied for 12th on the all-time HR list with 512 each. In his 19-year major league career, all with the Cubs, Banks belted 12 grand slams, drove in over 100 runs eight times and connected for over 40 home runs in a season five times. He was the National League’s home run leader in 1958 and 1960 and won the Most Valuable Player award twice, in 1958 and 1959. Banks was the Cubs’ shortstop from 1954 through 1961 before spending the remainder of his career at first base. Although he never participated in a post-season game, he’ll always be remembered for his great spirit (Let’s play two!) and for his place among baseball’s elite in the 500 home run club. Size: 20" x 31"

Bill Goff Dodgers Thirty-Two - $ 360.00
Dodger blue and a red No. 32. The image couldn’t be clearer. Sandy Koufax. One of the greatest left-handed pitchers in baseball history. Although the first six years of his career were rather ordinary, the last six were sensational. How sensational? From 1961 through 1966, Koufax notched 129 wins against only 47 losses for a winning percentage of .733. In that span he led the National League in wins three times, in ERA five times, in strikeouts four times and in shutouts three times. Toss in no-hitters in 1962, '63 and '64, a perfect game in '65, and a then-record 15-strikeout performance in the 1963 World Series and Koufax’ accomplishments advance from awesome to legendary. Size: 21 5/8" x 29 5/8"

'Ballet' - $ 210.43
Size: á approx. 9.6' Metric: á 24 cm Consists of: á 15 pieces Finish: á glossy (lacquer) Availability: á ships within 10-15 business days Origin: á Russian Federation PRODUCT DETAILS: á As all of our nesting dolls, this one is handcrafted in the heart Russia. It is handturned from linden wood and then handpainted by a professional nesting doll artist. It is a typical nesting doll, and each smaller piece of the set fits into the next larger one. Each doll is coated with 5-7 layers of crystal clear lacquer, and the largest one is signed by artist. á MORE INFO / RELATED STORY: á RUSSIAN BALLET Russia has made a unique contribution to the development of ballet. Ballet was introduced in Russia together with other aristocratic dance forms as part of Peter the Great's Westernization program in the early 1700s. The first ballet school was established in 1734, and the first full ballet company was founded at the Imperial School of Ballet in St. Petersburg in the 1740s. Italian and French dancers and choreographers predominated in that period, but by 1800 Russian ballet was assimilating native elements from folk dancing as nobles sponsored dance companies of serfs. European ballet critics agreed that the Russian dance had a positive influence on West European ballet. Marius Petipa, a French choreographer who spent fifty years staging ballets in Russia, was the dominant figure during that period; his greatest triumphs were the staging of Tchaikovsky's ballets. Other noted European dancers, such as Marie Taglioni, Christian Johansson, and Enrico Cecchetti, performed in Russia throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, bringing new influences from the West. The most influential figure of the early twentieth century was the impresario Sergey Diaghilev, who founded an innovative touring ballet company in 1909 with choreographer Michel Fokine, dancer Vaslav Nijinksy, and designer Alexandre Benois. After the staging of Stravinskiy's controversial The Rite of Spring , World War I and the Bolshevik Revolution kept Diaghilev from returning to Russia. Until Diaghilev died in 1929, his Russian dance company, the Ballet Russe, was headquartered in Paris. In the same period, the emigre dancer Anna Pavlova toured the world with her troupe and exerted a huge influence on the art form. After Diaghilev, several new companies calling themselves the Ballet Russe toured the world, and new generations of Russian dancers filled their ranks. George Balanchine, a Georgian emigre and protege of Diaghilev, formed the New York City Ballet in 1948. Meanwhile, the Soviet government sponsored new ballet companies throughout the union. After a period of innovation and experimentation in the 1920s, Russia's ballet reverted under Stalin to the traditional forms of Petipa, even changing the plots of some ballets to emphasize the positive themes of socialist realism. The most influential Russian dancer of the mid-twentieth century was Rudolf Nureyev, who defected to the West in 1961 and is credited with establishing the dominant role of the male dancer in classical ballet. A second notable emigre, Mikhail Baryshnikov, burnished an already brilliant career in the United States after defecting from Leningrad's Kirov Ballet in 1974. The large cities of Russia traditionally have their own symphony orchestras and ballet and opera houses. Although funding for such facilities has diminished in the 1990s, attendance at performances remains high. The ballet companies of the Bol'shoy Theater in Moscow and the Kirov Theater in St. Petersburg are world renowned and have toured regularly since the early 1960s.

Highland Mint New York Yankees Mickey Mantle Archival Etched Glass Photo Mint - $ 199.95
Mickey Mantle is a baseball icon forever and the Highland Mint engraved his stats in glass and struck coins to make his legacy last forever as well! The Highland Mint Archival Etched Glass Collection presents in double matting and a 14” x 18” Frame a beautiful black and white image of “The Mick” from his shoulders up taken during his early to mid career sporting his recognizable All American smile. The Highland Mint engraved in the glass below the photo his name, New York Yankees, as well as his date of birth, HOF Induction date and date he passed away. As well we engraved 21 hitting stats year by year for each of his major league seasons starting with 1951 thru 1968. Furthermore we include two die struck 24KT Gold overlay coins, one is the New York Yankees coin and the other one features Yankee Stadium. Matted between Both Coins is a Numbered Certificate of Authenticity that is individually numbered and lists all his World Series championship titles. This is Officially Licensed by Th

Bill Goff Amazing Polo Debut - $ 190.00
It’s Monday night, May 28, 1951, and rookie Willie Mays, 20, has just launched a first- inning pitch from Boston Braves southpaw Warren Spahn toward the left field roof at the Polo Grounds in Manhattan. It is Mays’ first home at-bat for the New York Giants, his first big league hit and the first of 660 homers in his amazing Hall of Fame career. “For the first 60 feet,” Spahn supposedly mused, “it was a hell of a pitch.” Mays had been summoned to the Giants a few days earlier and had gone 0-for-12 in a series against the Phils in Philadelphia. After this solo HR off Spahn he went hitless in his next 14 at-bats, but it hardly mattered to Giants’ manager Leo Durocher, who knew talent when he saw it. Spahn, 30, will go on to post his third straight 20-plus win season en route to a 363-win Hall of Fame career. Walker Cooper is Boston’s catcher. Size: 29 5/8 x 21 5/8

Bill Goff Amazing Ebbets Steal - $ 190.00
From the day he broke baseball’s color barrier in 1947, Jackie Robinson injected the Dodgers with a special spirit that helped make his 10 years with the club the most exciting in the 68-year history of the Brooklyn franchise. He ran the bases with a kind of controlled recklessness that drove opponents crazy. Here, it’s August 29, 1955, and Jackie’s seen avoiding the tag of Cardinals catcher Bill Sarni to score on the front end of a triple steal at Ebbets Field. It is Robinson’s 18th career steal of home plate. Gil Hodges (from second to third) and Sandy Amoros (first to second) moved up behind Robinson, and the Dodgers went on to score three runs in the inning to break open a 2-1 game. Also visible in the scene are Dodger batter Johnny Podres, Hall of Fame umpire Jocko Conlan, Cardinal pitcher Al Gettel and left fielder Rip Repulski. The Dodgers, of course, went on to win the 1955 World Series, a seven-game affair with the Yankees. It was the Brooklyn Dodgers’ only World Championship. Size: 18" x 33"

'Ballet' - $ 180.37
Size: á approx. 9' Metric: á 22-23 cm Consists of: á 10 pieces Finish: á glossy (lacquer) Availability: á ships within 7-12 business days Origin: á Russian Federation PRODUCT DETAILS: á As all of our nesting dolls, this one is handcrafted in the heart Russia. It is handturned from linden wood and then handpainted by a professional nesting doll artist. It is a typical nesting doll, and each smaller piece of the set fits into the next larger one. Each doll is coated with 5-7 layers of crystal clear lacquer, and the largest one is signed by artist. á MORE INFO / RELATED STORY: á RUSSIAN BALLET Russia has made a unique contribution to the development of ballet. Ballet was introduced in Russia together with other aristocratic dance forms as part of Peter the Great's Westernization program in the early 1700s. The first ballet school was established in 1734, and the first full ballet company was founded at the Imperial School of Ballet in St. Petersburg in the 1740s. Italian and French dancers and choreographers predominated in that period, but by 1800 Russian ballet was assimilating native elements from folk dancing as nobles sponsored dance companies of serfs. European ballet critics agreed that the Russian dance had a positive influence on West European ballet. Marius Petipa, a French choreographer who spent fifty years staging ballets in Russia, was the dominant figure during that period; his greatest triumphs were the staging of Tchaikovsky's ballets. Other noted European dancers, such as Marie Taglioni, Christian Johansson, and Enrico Cecchetti, performed in Russia throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, bringing new influences from the West. The most influential figure of the early twentieth century was the impresario Sergey Diaghilev, who founded an innovative touring ballet company in 1909 with choreographer Michel Fokine, dancer Vaslav Nijinksy, and designer Alexandre Benois. After the staging of Stravinskiy's controversial The Rite of Spring , World War I and the Bolshevik Revolution kept Diaghilev from returning to Russia. Until Diaghilev died in 1929, his Russian dance company, the Ballet Russe, was headquartered in Paris. In the same period, the emigre dancer Anna Pavlova toured the world with her troupe and exerted a huge influence on the art form. After Diaghilev, several new companies calling themselves the Ballet Russe toured the world, and new generations of Russian dancers filled their ranks. George Balanchine, a Georgian emigre and protege of Diaghilev, formed the New York City Ballet in 1948. Meanwhile, the Soviet government sponsored new ballet companies throughout the union. After a period of innovation and experimentation in the 1920s, Russia's ballet reverted under Stalin to the traditional forms of Petipa, even changing the plots of some ballets to emphasize the positive themes of socialist realism. The most influential Russian dancer of the mid-twentieth century was Rudolf Nureyev, who defected to the West in 1961 and is credited with establishing the dominant role of the male dancer in classical ballet. A second notable emigre, Mikhail Baryshnikov, burnished an already brilliant career in the United States after defecting from Leningrad's Kirov Ballet in 1974. The large cities of Russia traditionally have their own symphony orchestras and ballet and opera houses. Although funding for such facilities has diminished in the 1990s, attendance at performances remains high. The ballet companies of the Bol'shoy Theater in Moscow and the Kirov Theater in St. Petersburg are world renowned and have toured regularly since the early 1960s.

Seven-One-Five - $ 160.00
It’s April 8, 1974, at Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta, and Hammerin’ Hank Aaron has just launched a pitch from Los Angeles’ Al Downing toward the left field wall. The long wait is over. With career clout number 715, Aaron passes Babe Ruth on the all-time home run list. Aaron had cracked his 713th homer on the second-to-last day of the '73 season, creating a winter-long buildup for this historic moment. He set the stage by tying Ruth’s record of 714 in Cincinnati, on Opening Day of the '74 season. Then, four days later and in front of a hometown crowd of 53,775 and an estimated 35 million television viewers, the Braves’ slugger delivered the record-breaker. Aaron had walked in his first at-bat of the game, drawing an explosion of boos. But in the fourth inning, with Darrell Evans on first, Aaron took a 1-0 pitch out of the yard. The Braves erased a 3-1 deficit with four runs in the inning and went on to a 7-4 victory. Other players visible are C Joe Ferguson, 3B Ron Cey, SS Bill Russell and LF Bill Buckner. Size: 21 5/8" x 29 5/8"

Philly Spring Cleanup - $ 160.00
Mike Schmidt earned his living sending baseballs on power trips. In his career with the Phillies, the recently-inducted Hall of Fame third baseman slugged 548 home runs. Among them were the 11 he pounded during a particularly terrifying tear early in the 1976 season. Including the four straight homers he belted in one April game at Wrigley Field, Schmidt authored an outburst of 10 dingers in one eight-game surge. He finished the month with 11 HRs, tying the April record set by Pirate Willie Stargell in 1971 and first equaled by Yankee Graig Nettles in 1974. Here, it’s April 26, 1976, at Veterans Stadium in Philadelphia, and the 26-year-old Schmidt is in the process of taking Cincinnati hurler Fred Norman deep for the second time in the game. It is the record- tying 11th homer of the month for Schmidt, who will go on to hit 27 more and win his third straight National League home run crown. Overall, Schmidt won or shared eight home runs titles, notched 10 Gold Gloves and was a three-time National League MVP. Size: 21 5/8" x 29 5/8"

Career1fuschia - $ 79.95
Ever wanted to own your own Casino and Sportsbook? With our turnkey website you can, and the best part is all the backend operations are handled for you.

This website features a professional design and comes fully developed as a front end of one of the Internets best paying commission based partner programs. You simply register as a Casino and Sportsbook partner and you begin making commission through your website.

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The commission structure is based on monthly revenues. You receive a portion of the monthly net gain based on wagers made by customers (players) who wager or play through your unique partner ID. You partner earnings range between 25-50% Net win

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Class1blue - $ 79.95
Classifieds are an age old tried and tested form of selling that everyone is familiar with. From getting rid of those old skis in your basement to selling your family vehicle so you can upgrade. Classifieds are an excellent revenue generator that brings sellers and buyers together. With our classifieds site, you can build revenues by offering a service that everyone can use.

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The classifieds site is a 100% automated site that allows seller to post ads based on categories. The site comes preprogrammed with PayPal and Stormpay as payment processors using the IPN system for a truly hands free experience.

Sellers create an account and pick a package to post their ads that the admin specifies, which includes choosing from standard ads to featured ads that appear on the main webpage.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system and newsletter that is easily moderated from the admin area.

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How it works

The career site offer two levels of revenue generation. Paid postings and advertising.

For career seekers, membership is free. One the site career seekers can create a free resume that can be submitted for career postings by employers, plus searchable by employers.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system that is easily moderated from the admin area

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Class1green - $ 79.95
Classifieds are an age old tried and tested form of selling that everyone is familiar with. From getting rid of those old skis in your basement to selling your family vehicle so you can upgrade. Classifieds are an excellent revenue generator that brings sellers and buyers together. With our classifieds site, you can build revenues by offering a service that everyone can use.

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Class1rose - $ 79.95
Classifieds are an age old tried and tested form of selling that everyone is familiar with. From getting rid of those old skis in your basement to selling your family vehicle so you can upgrade. Classifieds are an excellent revenue generator that brings sellers and buyers together. With our classifieds site, you can build revenues by offering a service that everyone can use.

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Sellers create an account and pick a package to post their ads that the admin specifies, which includes choosing from standard ads to featured ads that appear on the main webpage.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system and newsletter that is easily moderated from the admin area.

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Class1purple - $ 79.95
Classifieds are an age old tried and tested form of selling that everyone is familiar with. From getting rid of those old skis in your basement to selling your family vehicle so you can upgrade. Classifieds are an excellent revenue generator that brings sellers and buyers together. With our classifieds site, you can build revenues by offering a service that everyone can use.

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Sellers create an account and pick a package to post their ads that the admin specifies, which includes choosing from standard ads to featured ads that appear on the main webpage.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system and newsletter that is easily moderated from the admin area.

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Class1steel - $ 79.95
Classifieds are an age old tried and tested form of selling that everyone is familiar with. From getting rid of those old skis in your basement to selling your family vehicle so you can upgrade. Classifieds are an excellent revenue generator that brings sellers and buyers together. With our classifieds site, you can build revenues by offering a service that everyone can use.

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Class1wheat - $ 79.95
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Class2green - $ 79.95
Classifieds are an age old tried and tested form of selling that everyone is familiar with. From getting rid of those old skis in your basement to selling your family vehicle so you can upgrade. Classifieds are an excellent revenue generator that brings sellers and buyers together. With our classifieds site, you can build revenues by offering a service that everyone can use.

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Sellers create an account and pick a package to post their ads that the admin specifies, which includes choosing from standard ads to featured ads that appear on the main webpage.

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Class2blue - $ 79.95
Classifieds are an age old tried and tested form of selling that everyone is familiar with. From getting rid of those old skis in your basement to selling your family vehicle so you can upgrade. Classifieds are an excellent revenue generator that brings sellers and buyers together. With our classifieds site, you can build revenues by offering a service that everyone can use.

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Sellers create an account and pick a package to post their ads that the admin specifies, which includes choosing from standard ads to featured ads that appear on the main webpage.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system and newsletter that is easily moderated from the admin area.

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Class2neon - $ 79.95
Classifieds are an age old tried and tested form of selling that everyone is familiar with. From getting rid of those old skis in your basement to selling your family vehicle so you can upgrade. Classifieds are an excellent revenue generator that brings sellers and buyers together. With our classifieds site, you can build revenues by offering a service that everyone can use.

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Sellers create an account and pick a package to post their ads that the admin specifies, which includes choosing from standard ads to featured ads that appear on the main webpage.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system and newsletter that is easily moderated from the admin area.

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Class2orange - $ 79.95
Classifieds are an age old tried and tested form of selling that everyone is familiar with. From getting rid of those old skis in your basement to selling your family vehicle so you can upgrade. Classifieds are an excellent revenue generator that brings sellers and buyers together. With our classifieds site, you can build revenues by offering a service that everyone can use.

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Sellers create an account and pick a package to post their ads that the admin specifies, which includes choosing from standard ads to featured ads that appear on the main webpage.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system and newsletter that is easily moderated from the admin area.

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Class2steel - $ 79.95
Classifieds are an age old tried and tested form of selling that everyone is familiar with. From getting rid of those old skis in your basement to selling your family vehicle so you can upgrade. Classifieds are an excellent revenue generator that brings sellers and buyers together. With our classifieds site, you can build revenues by offering a service that everyone can use.

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Sellers create an account and pick a package to post their ads that the admin specifies, which includes choosing from standard ads to featured ads that appear on the main webpage.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system and newsletter that is easily moderated from the admin area.

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Class2purple - $ 79.95
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Sellers create an account and pick a package to post their ads that the admin specifies, which includes choosing from standard ads to featured ads that appear on the main webpage.

The career site also includes a rotating banner management system and newsletter that is easily moderated from the admin area.

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'Russian Ballet' - $ 150.30
Size: á approx. 8' Metric: á 20 cm Consists of: á 7 pieces Finish: á glossy (lacquer) Availability: á ships within 7-12 business days Origin: á Russian Federation PRODUCT DETAILS: á As all of our nesting dolls, this one is handcrafted in the heart Russia. It is handturned from linden wood and then handpainted by a professional nesting doll artist. It is a typical nesting doll, and each smaller piece of the set fits into the next larger one. Each doll is coated with 5-7 layers of crystal clear lacquer, and the largest one is signed by artist. á MORE INFO / RELATED STORY: á RUSSIAN BALLET Russia has made a unique contribution to the development of ballet. Ballet was introduced in Russia together with other aristocratic dance forms as part of Peter the Great's Westernization program in the early 1700s. The first ballet school was established in 1734, and the first full ballet company was founded at the Imperial School of Ballet in St. Petersburg in the 1740s. Italian and French dancers and choreographers predominated in that period, but by 1800 Russian ballet was assimilating native elements from folk dancing as nobles sponsored dance companies of serfs. European ballet critics agreed that the Russian dance had a positive influence on West European ballet. Marius Petipa, a French choreographer who spent fifty years staging ballets in Russia, was the dominant figure during that period; his greatest triumphs were the staging of Tchaikovsky's ballets. Other noted European dancers, such as Marie Taglioni, Christian Johansson, and Enrico Cecchetti, performed in Russia throughout the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, bringing new influences from the West. The most influential figure of the early twentieth century was the impresario Sergey Diaghilev, who founded an innovative touring ballet company in 1909 with choreographer Michel Fokine, dancer Vaslav Nijinksy, and designer Alexandre Benois. After the staging of Stravinskiy's controversial The Rite of Spring , World War I and the Bolshevik Revolution kept Diaghilev from returning to Russia. Until Diaghilev died in 1929, his Russian dance company, the Ballet Russe, was headquartered in Paris. In the same period, the emigre dancer Anna Pavlova toured the world with her troupe and exerted a huge influence on the art form. After Diaghilev, several new companies calling themselves the Ballet Russe toured the world, and new generations of Russian dancers filled their ranks. George Balanchine, a Georgian emigre and protege of Diaghilev, formed the New York City Ballet in 1948. Meanwhile, the Soviet government sponsored new ballet companies throughout the union. After a period of innovation and experimentation in the 1920s, Russia's ballet reverted under Stalin to the traditional forms of Petipa, even changing the plots of some ballets to emphasize the positive themes of socialist realism. The most influential Russian dancer of the mid-twentieth century was Rudolf Nureyev, who defected to the West in 1961 and is credited with establishing the dominant role of the male dancer in classical ballet. A second notable emigre, Mikhail Baryshnikov, burnished an already brilliant career in the United States after defecting from Leningrad's Kirov Ballet in 1974. The large cities of Russia traditionally have their own symphony orchestras and ballet and opera houses. Although funding for such facilities has diminished in the 1990s, attendance at performances remains high. The ballet companies of the Bol'shoy Theater in Moscow and the Kirov Theater in St. Petersburg are world renowned and have toured regularly since the early 1960s.

Pirates Twenty-One - $ 140.00
Anyone who saw him play will never forget the rifle that hung from Roberto Clemente’s right shoulder. A Pirate from 1955-1972, the Hall of Fame right fielder collected 12 Gold Gloves, led National League outfielders in assists five times and recorded a remarkable 266 career assists. And No. 21 could swing a bat. A four-time batting champ with a career average of .317, Clemente hit over .300 13 times. He was voted the NL MVP in 1966, when he hit .317 with 29 HRs and 119 RBIs. He was named World Series MVP in 1971, hitting .414 with 12 hits and two homers as the Bucs clipped the Orioles in seven games. On September 30, 1972, Clemente notched the 3000th and final hit of his career. Three months later, on December 31, Clemente was killed in a plane crash off the San Juan coast while on a mercy mission to aid earthquake victims in Nicaragua. Size: 29 5/8" x 21 5/8"

Bill Goff Clemente's Wrigley Catch - $ 140.00
Roberto Clemente was something of a late bloomer. Over his first five seasons, he was a .282 hitter who averaged five homers and 47 RBIs. Here, it’s 1960, and the Pittsburgh right fielder is about to make a sensational catch while slamming into the ivy at Wrigley Field in Chicago. It’s a breakthrough year for Clemente and the Pirates™, who will go on to beat the Yankees™ in the World Series™. Clemente will hit .314 with 16 homers and 94 RBIs, beginning a 13-year run in which he’ll hit .329 and average over 16 homers and 82 RBIs. His throwing arm will become legendary, and he will amass 3,000 career hits before dying in a plane crash following the 1972 season. Size: 29 5/8" x 21 5/8"

Bill Goff Kaline Catching Up - $ 140.00
Al Kaline finished his 22-year career with 3007 hits, 399 home runs and a .297 batting average. Great numbers, indeed, but hardly a surprise to anyone who witnessed Kaline in 1955, the second full year of his career. At the ripe old age of 20, Kaline won the American League batting title with a .340 average. He also led the league with 200 hits, connected for 27 home runs, scored a career-high 121 runs and drove in 102 more. Kaline played in only one World Series — 1968. With the Tigers down three games to one to St. Louis, Kaline had five hits and six RBIs in Games 5 and 6 as Detroit rallied to win three straight and capture the World Championship. Here, it’s 1959 at Yankee Stadium as Kaline, the Tigers’ rightfielder, races back to pull down a shot up the alley. Size: 29 5/8" x 21 5/8"

Bill Goff Ashburn Sliding Home - $ 140.00
Richie Ashburn arrived on the scene in Philadelphia in 1948. From 1949-1959 he averaged just over 152 games a year for the Phillies. A .308 career hitter, it was Ashburn’s job to get on base and score runs. And he did just that. In 12 years with the club he crossed the plate an average of nearly 93 times per season. Ashburn, of course, was a member of the 1950 Whiz Kids, who won the National League pennant by defeating the Dodgers in extra innings on the last day of the season. Playing with the likes of Del Ennis, Willie Jones, Granny Hammer, Robin Roberts, Curt Simmons and Most Valuable Player Jim Konstanty, Ashburn hit .303 with a league-leading 14 triples. It’s 1953 here, and that’s Ashburn eluding the tag of Brooklyn catcher Rube Walker during a game at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn. Size: 21 5/8" x 29 5/8"

Bill Goff USC Trojans Anaheim Matinee Heat - $ 140.00
It’s June 1, 1975, at USC , a sensational Sunday afternoon. And 28-year-old Angels right hander Nolan Ryan is about to freeze Oriole Bobby Grich with an unhittable changeup to secure the fourth no-hitter and 100th victory of his illustrious career. Anaheim Stadium still exists in its original form, with palm trees dotting the open landscape beyond the outfield wall and the Big A scoreboard dominating in left. Ryan’s fourth no-hitter ties Sandy Koufax’ major league record. All four of Ryan’s have come as an Angel, and this is his second at Anaheim Stadium. He has walked four in the game, and Grich is his ninth strikeout victim. Ellie Rodriguez (C), Bruce Bochte (1B), Jerry Remy (2B), Billy Smith (SS), Dave Chalk (3B), Morris Nettles (LF), Mickey Rivers (CF) and Lee Stanton (RF) are the other Angels in the field. Hank Morganweck is the home plate umpire about to punch out Grich. Size: 18 x 33

Bill Goff Celebrating Cone's Perfection - $ 140.00
Before the New York Yankees® and the Montreal Expos took the field on July 18, 1999, it was already a special day at Yankee Stadium. Yankee immortal Yogi Berra, after a long estrangement, was honored for his contributions to baseball and to the Yankees. Don Larsen was in attendance to support the catcher who caught his 1956 World Series perfect game. It was also Yankee manager Joe Torre’s 59th birthday. However, when David Cone toed the rubber and fired to Wilton Guerrero for the game’s first pitch, no one imagined the 36-year-old was about to overshadow everything and create history. After nine innings and 88 pitches, Cone had faced 27 batters and retired them all for Major League Baseball’s sixteenth perfect game. As third baseman Scott Brosius camped under Orlando Cabrera’s pop fly to record the final out, Cone fell to the ground. His tumultuous 14-year career that featured three World Series rings, a Cy Young award, three one-hitters, a 19 strike-out performance, and two major shoulder operations, had come full circle. After the game, Cone was carried off the field by his catcher Joe Girardi and teammates before receiving wonderous praise from Berra and Larsen, who surely must have felt Yankee Magic that day. Size: 29 5/8 x 21 5/8

Thome Going Long - $ 140.00
He is so impressive a power source that Yankees manager Joe Torre has said of him, (He) should stop swinging so hard, he’s liable to hurt himself. He’s scary. Scary, indeed. Jim Thome, the Indians’ third baseman turned first baseman, has become one of the most potent power hitters in the game. At 28, the 6-4, 225-pounder concluded the 1998 season with 163 career home runs, including an average of 30 per year over the last five seasons. The lefty-hitting slugger belted 38 homers in 1996, 40 in 1997, and 30 in 1998, a season in which injuries limited him to 440 official at-bats. And Thome generates power in the post-season, too. With six home runs in the 1998 playoffs (two against the Red Sox and four against the Yankees), Thome has notched 12 post-season round-trippers, including three in World Series play, six in ALCS competition and three in division series games. Size: 18" x 33"

Highland Mint Baltimore Orioles Brooks Robinson Game Used Bat Photomint - $ 99.95
The Highland Mint presents the Brooks Robinson Game Used Bat Photomint. Known as "The Human Vacuum Cleaner," Brooks Robinson established a standard of excellence for modern-day third basemen. He played 23 seasons for the Orioles, setting major league career records for games, putouts, assists, chances, double plays and fielding percentage. A clutch hitter as well, Robinson earned the league's MVP Award in 1964 and the World Series MVP in 1970, when he hit .429 and made a variety of sparkling plays in the field. Presented in laser cut double matting and a Black molded wood Frame measuring 12”x 15”. 8X10 ACTION IMAGE: A great image of Robinson swinging at the plate. 24KT GOLD ORIOLES COIN: features the team logo and established date. BROOKS ROBINSON GAME USED BAT: A piece of his game used bat measuring about an inch in diameter is included in this unique collectible. A color picture of the bat before it was cut is pasted on the back of each frame. COA: Is individually numbered and mount

Highland Mint Mike Piazza Photomint With Infield Dirt - $ 79.95
The Highland Mint presents the Mike Piazza Photomint with Infield Dirt. Mike Piazza #31 Hit the 352nd HR of his career as a catcher breaking Carlton Fisks career home run record by a catcher which was 351, Piazza hit the homer off of Jerome Williams of the San Fransisco Giants May 5, 2004 at Shea Stadium in Flushing, New York. This unique Photo Mint features an 8x10 image of Mike Piazza of the New York Mets watching the flight of his record breaking home run! Each photo is double matted with a 24KT Gold overlay NY Mets Coin and a Bronze Coin that includes Authentic Shea Stadium Infield Dirt. A numbered Certificate of Authenticity is matted between the coin and Pin, as well each commemorates his exploit. The Dirt Authenticated by Major League Baseball (Deloitte and Touche) is carefully placed in a Coin. Each Shea Stadium Infield Dirt Coin is accompanied by a numbered Hologram, allowing verification of its authenticity on MLB.COM. Each Record breaker Photo Mint is presented in a black molded wood frame that measures 12x15 and is ready to hang!

Highland Mint Denver Broncos John Elway Hall Of Fame Induction Photomint - $ 79.95
The Highland Mint presents the John Elway Hall Of Fame Induction Photomint. Elway, the first overall pick of the 1983 NFL Draft, played 16 seasons with the Denver Broncos. He is one of two players in NFL history to pass for more than 50,000 yards in a career. A master of fourth-quarter comebacks, Elway capped his career by earning Most Valuable Player honors in Super Bowl XXXIII. Each Hall of Fame Photo Mint features TWO 24KT GOLD overlay coins. One coin features the players respective team logo and the second coin features the names of the 2004 Inductees with their respective teams and years they played. Between both Coins is a numbered Certificate of Authenticity that lists their Hall of Fame Induction Date and Career accomplishments. Each is presented in a 13”x 16” black molded wood frame and mounted team colored laser cut double matting with a Glass front panel. This is a limited edition of 2004 and is officially licensed by the NFL and NFL HOF.

Highland Mint Chicago White Sox Joe Jackson Pin Collection Photomint - $ 79.95
The Highland Mint presents the Joe Jackson Pin Collection Photomint. Shoeless Joe Jackson is legendary! Some say the greatest player to play the game! His career was cut short after being indicted in the “Black Sox” betting scandal. Maybe some day he will be inducted to the Hall of Fame? Presented in a Team colored, laser cut double matting and a Black molded wood Frame measuring 12”x 15”. 8X10 ACTION IMAGE: A unique vintage photo featuring Joe Jackson. 24KT GOLD WHITE SOX COIN: features the team logo and established date. CHICAGO WHITE SOX TEAM PIN: Collectible team pin is mounted in the frame. COA: Is individually numbered and mounted between the gold coin and the pin listing his Career Achievements. This is officially licensed by MLB and is limited to 1919 pieces.

Highland Mint Detroit Tigers Hank Greenberg Pin Collection Photomint - $ 79.95
The Highland Mint presents the Hank Greenberg Pin Collection Photomint. Hall of Fame Induction 1956. Despite losing four prime seasons to World War II and another to a fractured wrist, Hank Greenberg still walloped 331 home runs, including 40 or more on four occasions. His peak year was 1938 when the slugging right-hander hit 58 homers after driving in 183 runs the year before. On the last day of the 1945 season, the fearsome slugger's ninth inning grand slam won the pennant for the Tigers. A two-time MVP, he closed out his career in Pittsburgh. Presented in laser cut double matting and a Black molded wood Frame measuring 12”x 15”. 8X10 Black and White IMAGE: Hank kneeling with his bat. 24KT GOLD TIGERS COIN: features the team logo and established date. TIGERS COLLECTIBLE PIN. COA: Is individually numbered and mounted between the gold coin and the pin listing his HOF Induction Date. This is a limited edition of 1956 and is officially licensed by MLB.

Highland Mint Houston Astros Roger Clemens "7 Time Cy Young" Photomint - $ 79.95
The Highland Mint presents the Roger Clemens "7 Time Cy Young" Photo Mint. This unique collectible commemorates Roger Clemens MLB record 7th career Cy Young Award. This framed collectible features a Highland Mint exclusive 8x10 Photo of Clemens in his 2004 Astros uniform with six small captions of Clemens from each season that he won the Cy Young Award, giving us a great time line of his career! Each exclusive Photo is individually numbered and mounted in Astros colored double matting with a 24KT Gold overlay Roger Clemens Coin featuring his bust image, a 24KT Gold overlay Houston Astros Coin and an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity that also lists the years he won the Cy Young awards. Each Photo Mint is presented in a black molded wood frame measuring 13"x16" and ready to hang! Limited Edition 700 and Officially licensed by Major League Baseball Properties and Major Leaugue Baseball Players Association.

Highland Mint Detroit Tigers Ty Cobb Pin Collection Photomint - $ 79.95
The Highland Mint presents the Ty Cobb Pin Collection Photomint. Ty Cobb may have been baseballs greatest player and fiercest competitor. His batting accomplishments over his 24-year career are legendary, Career avg .367, 4191 Hits, 12 Batting Titles (9 straight), 23 seasons straight he hit over .300 including 3 seasons when he hit over .400. Ty Cobb`s Hall of Fame Induction was in 1936. Presented in laser cut double matting and a Black molded wood Frame measuring 12”x 15”. 8X10 ACTION IMAGE: A unique photo featuring Ty Cobb in action. TIGERS 24KT GOLD COIN: features the team logo and established date. TEAM PIN: Collectible team pin is mounted in the frame. COA: Is individually numbered and mounted between the gold coin and the pin listing his HOF Induction Date and Career Achievements. This is limited to 1936 pieces and is officially licensed by MLB.

Highland Mint Ryne Sandberg Hall Of Fame Photomint - $ 79.95
The Highland Mint presents the Ryne Sandberg Hall Of Fame Photomint. This Commemorative Hall of Fame Photo Mint features an exclusive and individually numbered 8x10 photo depicting a close up of Ryne Sandberg with four action images of Sandberg fielding and hitting. Furthermore the photo is inscribed with his Hall of Fame Induction Date as well as his Name and Cubs Logo. This unique Commemorative Photo Mint is presented in a 13”x16” black molded wood frame with double matting in Cubs colors and a glass front panel. Featured with the 8x10 photo of Sandberg is a 24KT gold overlay Chicago Cubs coin and a 24KT gold overlay Wrigley Field coin. Matted between the gold coins is a numbered Certificate of Authenticity that also lists the date of his induction and his Career Accomplishments. This is a limited edition of 2005 pieces and is officially licensed by MLB.

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