SILENT AUCTION PROGRAM Friday, May 11, 2012

2012 Carnegie Science Awards

Welcome to Carnegie Science Awards Silent Auction It is our sincere pleasure to welcome you to the ninth annual Silent Auction, which has become an integral part of the annual Carnegie Science Awards program. This ceremony celebrates outstanding achievements in science and technology-related fields in western Pennsylvania. The proceeds from this auction will help fund programs that identify, nurture, and encourage future leaders to excel in science and technology in the Pittsburgh region. The generosity of many local individuals, businesses, and organizations makes this event possible. We want to thank all donors for their generous contributions. In addition, we owe a special thanks to the committee members for their extraordinary efforts in making this auction a great success. As we all join to recognize the achievements of our colleagues and friends; please enjoy your evening and remember that your bids in the Silent Auction support opportunities for Carnegie Science Center to promote excellence in science.

Richard D. Holder John N. Murphy Event & Silent Auction Silent Auction Chair Co-Chair

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Agenda 6:30 - 7:45 pm Strolling Dinner, Silent Auction, and Raffle Ticket Sales

7:30 pm Silent Auction closes in Hall of Sculpture (Silent Auction Check-Out Opens at 8:30 pm)

7:45 pm Silent Auction Closes in Carriage Drive and Music Hall Foyer, Raffle Closes (Silent Auction Check-Out Opens at 8:30 pm)

8:00 - 9:30 pm Awards Ceremony and Raffle Ticket Drawing

8:30 pm Silent Auction Check-Out Opens (Founders Room)

9:30 - 10:00 pm Desserts and Silent Auction Check-Out

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Silent Auction LOCATIONS

Silent Auction check-out begins at 8:30 pm. Map of Silent Auction Areas

Hall of Sculpture

Hall of Sculpture: Sports Jewelry

Music Hall Foyer: Entertainment Family

Carriage Drive: Potpourri Raffle Tickets

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All Locations On the Wall (Art)

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Check-Out Procedure Silent Auction check-out begins at 8:30 pm.

Silent auction check-out begins at 8:30 pm.

1. After the awards ceremony, check the item bid sheet and/ or the plasma screens to see which items you have won.

Silent Auction Check-Out Procedure:

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Auction Rules You have the opportunity to purchase a Silent Auction item at a set Buy It Now price. 1. All sales are final. No exchanges, refunds, or cancellations. 2. Payment may be made by cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or check payable to Carnegie Institute. 3. All auction items must be removed from Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh by 10:30 pm the evening of the event. 4. All items in the Silent Auction have bid sheets attached or nearby. Anyone wishing to bid must do so by clearly writing his/her name and bid amount on the next blank line available. 5. The value of items contributed for the auction has been determined by the donors and is not warranteed by the committee for tax purposes or general value. 6. The Auction Chairs and Carnegie Science Center make no representations as to the value of the items. All items are offered in “as is” condition. 7. The buyer waives any claims for liability against either Carnegie Science Center or the contributor. Neither Carnegie Science Center nor the donor is responsible for any personal injuries or damages to property that may result from the use of property or services sold. 8. Check gift certificates for expiration dates and restrictions that may apply. 9. Gift certificates may not be redeemed for cash. 10. Carnegie Science Center is not responsible for making any reservations. All reservations are subject to space availability and are to be arranged at the mutual convenience of the donor and the purchaser. 11. Catalogue descriptions are for convenience only. Carnegie Science Center and the Auction Chairs are not responsible for errors in description, authenticity, or conditions of goods donated. 12. Carnegie Science Center reserves the right to enforce the minimum bid price and may withdraw from the auction any item for which the highest bid has not reached a satisfactory level. 13. Silent Auction check-out WILL NOT open before 8:30 pm. 14. The display description of the items at the auction over­ rides the description in the catalogue.

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SPORTS value

101. Repeat Performance

$600

We are certainly accustomed to Troy Polamalu touchdowns! This 16" x 20" autographed photograph caught his diving interception touchdown during the Bengal’s game. Provided by: ReichPM

102. Home Run!

$100

Cheer on the Pirates with three of your friends in your great seats at PNC Park. (Date to be announced at auction.) Donated by: Robert Peirce & Associates

103. Super Bowl Record Run

$500

This autographed photograph of James Harrison’s record setting 100 yard interception and return touchdown during Super Bowl XLIII assures the amazing football moment is captured forever. Provided by: ReichPM

104. Steelers in Style

$1500

Enjoy your Club Level Steelers tickets with three friends as well as admission to the VIP Hospitality Tent as you watch their march to the playoffs in 2012-2013. (Date will be announced at auction.) Donated by: Eaton Corporation

105. Defensive Puck

$115

Known for his great defensive moves, Ben Lovejoy is enjoying his third season with the Pittsburgh Penguins. Now you can own his autographed puck! Donated by: NFM Group

106. On the Barbeque

$150

Be environmentally conscientious! Cook your favorite tailgate menus on this recycled steel Steelers Keg-a-Que! Perfect fall activities: cheering on the Steelers and saving the earth! Donated by: Steel Recycling Institute

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107. Used Treasure

$400

Straight from the ice, Penguin Deryk Engelland’s game-used hockey stick is a true treasure for any hockey fan’s collection. This is an Easton S19 stick that Deryk used during the 2011-2012 season and inscribed “11-12 Game Used”. Provided by: ReichPM

108. Ice Cold Tickets

$360

Next year you and three friends can watch Crosby back on the ice making all those great goals! Maybe we’ll see a return to the Stanley Cup? (Date will be announced at the auction.) Donated by: Eaton Corporation

109. Bill and Burton

$1100

The unique artistry of Burton Morris commemorates Pittsburgh Pirate and Hall of Fame Inductee Bill Mazerowski in this numbered lithograph signed by both artist and player. Mazerowski’s signature is inscribed as “HOF 01”! Family or office… this is a special piece for the serious collector. Provided by: ReichPM

110. Sports Form Evaluation

$75

Golfing, bicycling, running…? Whatever your favorite sports activity, you’ll benefit from a sports performance evaluation by the experts at UPMC Sports Medicine. Donated by: UPMC Sports Medicine

111. Hockey Part

$115

Certainly a special piece of hockey equipment, this puck has been autographed by Penguins goalie Brent Johnson just for you! Provided by: ReichPM

112. Walk the Links

$260

The Links Golf Course at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort is the perfect place to spend an exceptional day with three friends meeting the challenges of this remarkable course. Cart is included. Then relax while reading Golf Made Difficult. Donated by: Nemacolin Woodlands Resort Thomas Trowbridge III

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113. Hall of Famers Stadium

$1590

Autographed by Hall of Famers’ Mel Blount, John Stallworth, Franco Harris, Jack Ham, Joe Greene, Jack Lambert, and Chuck Noll—this photograph belongs to any serious Steelers fan! Additional autographs including Rocky Bleier, L.C. Greenwood, Ernie Holmes, and Dwight White add more Steelers history to this piece. Provided by: ReichPM

114. Good Ol’ Forbes Field

$125

Showing amazing detail and accompanied by a fact sheet of revealing trivia, this is one of the first panoramic photographs of Forbes Field. Donated by: Weekend Warrior Promotional Products

115. Smiling Hines

$500

Do you think Hines Ward was smiling as he signed this official NFL football? Bet he was!! Donated by: Pittsburgh Steelers, Arthur J. Rooney II

116. PNC Park Treats!

$2500

Summer in the stadium for 20 Pirates fans is heaven! Enjoy dinner and non-alcoholic drinks to complete the evening! (Date will be announced at the auction.) Donated by: Eaton Corporation

117. Attention Golfers

$200

Johno has captured the pressure and concentration in his study Reading the Green in this limited edition print. You’ll identify with this colorful interpretation of every golfer’s nemesis! Donated by: Johno’s Art Studio

118. Game Duds

$550

This classic black jersey has been autographed by Penguin star defenseman Brooks Orpik who earned his 100th career point in December 2011. What will he do next year? Provided by: ReichPM

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119. Southpointe Golf

$425

Enjoy a round of summer fun with three friends on the scenic Southpointe Golf Club. Carts are included. Then enjoy reading Golf Made Difficult at the 19th hole! Donated by: Southpointe Golf Club Thomas Trowbridge III

120. River Adventures

$110

Use your family or individual membership, don your Venture Outdoors’ t-shirt, and kayak for two hours on Pittsburgh’s glorious rivers. Your $20 program pass can be used for future adventures, too! Donated by: Venture Outdoors, Inc.

121. Goal Scorer

$200

James Neal rocketed to importance last season with his awesome skating and scoring. This autographed photograph shows this thirty goal scorer in action. Provided by: ReichPM

122. Steeler Shirt

$460

Straight from the Steelers, this Troy Polamalu autographed jersey belongs to any serious Steelers collector. Do you think his hair got in his eyes while signing this? Donated by: Pittsburgh Steelers, Arthur J. Rooney II

123. Golf Challenge

$400

The Old White Course at Greenbriar Resort hosts golf pros playing for the PGA FedEx® Cup. On July 8th, watch the final round with a friend and enjoy refreshments in Eaton’s Hospitality Skybox on the 17th and 18th holes. VIP parking pass is included. Donated by: Eaton Corporation

124. Malkin in Motion

$400

This Evgeni Malkin photograph catches him flying around the rink, as usual, and is signed “Geno” to make it a bit more personal. Provided by: ReichPM

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125. Club Seats

$450

Bring seven of your friends to share a 2012-2013 season Pirate Game in fabulous Club Level Seats. Includes two parking passes. (Date will be announced at the auction.) Donated by: Bombardier

126. Steelers in Style

$1500

Enjoy your Club Level Steelers tickets with three friends as well as admission to the VIP Hospitality Tent as you watch their march to the playoffs in 2012-2013. (Date will be announced at auction.) Donated by: Eaton Corporation

127. Golfing in the Valley

$425

Enjoy taking three friends to the magnificent Valley Brook Country Club on a fine summer day to meet the challenges of this course! Enjoy Tom Trowbridge’s Golf Made Difficult. Donated by: Valley Brook Country Club Thomas Trowbridge III

128. Easy for Arnold!

$750

Arnold Palmer’s autographed print, Golf is Easier than You Think, may just give you some pointers. Pair this with a great golf basket including windproof golf jackets, polo shirts, hats, and left hand gloves as well as a dozen golf balls, tees, putter covers, and towels! Donated by: Kennametal Inc.

129. Baseball in Luxury

$800

Four Home Plate Club tickets to a Pirates game will start with a pregame dinner with in-seat wait service in the Lexus Club at PNC Park. All this follows a private entrance to the park and parking passes. (Date will be announced at the auction.) Donated by: Wabtec Corporation

130. Plucky Kris

$115

Up and coming star, Kris Letang, has autographed this puck for the hockey enthusiast. It will only increase in value as he continues his outstanding play for the Penguins. Provided by: ReichPM

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131. Hit ‘Em Straight!

$600

Take your 4 sleeves of NDX golf balls, water bottles, cotton golf towels, tee holders, and umbrella with you as you and three friends attack the 18 challenging holes at Southpointe Golf Club. Donated by: Bombardier

132. Goalie Signing

$300

Pittsburgh Penguin’s all-star goalie Marc Andre-Fleury took a moment to autograph this action photograph. We’re sure he’ll continue his outstanding defensive moves next year, too! Provided by: ReichPM

133. Deluxe Penguins

$4000

Sixteen guests will enjoy the luxury of Bombardier’s private suite as they watch a 2012-2013 Penguins hockey game. This package includes refreshments and three parking passes. Make your own party! (Date will be announced at the auction.) Donated by: Bombardier

134. Score with This!

$115

Known for scoring at sharp and inopportune angles, Pittsburgh Penguin Tyler Kennedy is known for his energy on the ice. Enjoy his autographed hockey puck! Donated by: NFM Group

135. All-Star Helmet

$300

NHL All-Star defenseman, Kris Letang, has taken a minute from his high scoring to sign this mini-helmet for the Penguin collector. This mini-helmet will fit anywhere! Donated by: CONSOL Energy Inc.

136. Southpointe

$425

Read Golf Made Difficult to prep for a foursome challenge at Southpointe Golf Club. Tee times are Tuesday through Friday before 11 am or after 2 pm. Donated by: Horizon Hospitality Thomas Trowbridge III

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137. Penguin Puck

$115

Left wing Pittsburgh Penguin Pascal Dupuis was an integral part of the Stanley Cup win in 2009. Add this autographed puck to your collection! Donated by: NFM Group

138. Hot Bat

$175

Pittsburgh Pirate center-fielder Andrew McCutchen’s autographed bat will be a prized collectible for a very happy Pirate fan! Donated by: Pittsburgh Pirates

139. Take a Seat I

$1200

How exciting would it be to have these two seats from Three River Stadium in your family room or man cave? A piece of history…a piece of Steelers…a lot of fun! Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

140. Take a Seat II

$1200

Another chance to grab the best seats at this auction! Straight from Three Rivers Stadium, these seats are unique collectibles for the football fan in your family! Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

141. Ditka Feast

$145

A basket fit for fall football feasting from Ditka’s restaurant is filled with football and coaches books, Bloody Mary mix, steak sauce, BBQ sauce, hot sauce, and cigars. Donated by: Ditka’s Pittsburgh

142. Racing Stamp

$250

Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Indy 500, this commemorative stamp is accompanied by an envelope that has a special one-day cancellation for the event. The authentic and complete race ticket is autographed by two-time Indy winner Dario Franchetti. Donated by: Chuck & Janet Vukotich

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201. Sitting Pretty

$150

Stunning and unusual, this handcrafted chair blends the artistry of recycled twigs with function to create that focus piece for any décor. Donated by: Amanda Iwaniec

202. Beautiful Body

$300

Jason Shorr’s giclée, reproduction print is based on medical related themes. His art has been shown as part of the BODIES exhibit as well as at national and regional galleries. Donated by: Jason Shorr Medically Influenced Art

203. Mexican Macaws

$150

This metallic inkjet print of a color photograph by artisan Cathy Kelly captures a delightful macaw couple in Mexico. Donated by: Cathy Kelly International Photography

204. Blowing Bubbles?

$170

Learn to create your own glass art pieces at the Pittsburgh Glass Center during a two-hour glass workshop. Bring a friend, too! Donated by: Pittsburgh Glass Center

205. Number 12

$150

Everyone, especially golfers, will admire this rendition of Number 12, the Golden Bell Hole at Augusta National Golf Course. Artist Lynn Toerge brings us the flora of this magnificent hole in this giclée print. Donated by: Lynn Toerge, Escape Art Designs

206. Meow

$450

Entitled Azure Love for the striking blue eyes of the Siamese cat as she gazes at the subject of her affection, this original would be a wonderful addition to any home or office of any animal lover. Donated by: Diana Baier

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207. Serving Up Ladies!

$120

“Victoria has no secrets” is just one of the thoughtful and humorous comments accompanying cycladic figures wearing modern undergarments on this bowl set! Truly, both fun and utilitarian, this ceramic pottery will grace any table! Donated by: Nancy McNary-Smith

208. Pittsburgh Vision

$175

Pittsburgh is a colorful, daylight rendition of the city’s beautiful skyline printed with archival inks on McCoy silk, acid free paper. The title is in script at center bottom under the signed and numbered image. Donated by: Johno Art Studios

209. Choose Your Art

$100

A strong supporter of Pittsburgh’s regional artists, BorelliEdwards Galleries showcases a variety of local paintings, sculpture, pottery, glass, and jewelry. Fortunately, you’ll have $100 to spend in this exciting gallery! Donated by: BE Galleries

210. Evening Begins at Sunset $60 John Gardella has once again captured the magnificent Arizona landscape with his camera. Doesn’t the deep blue sky seem to dance as the sun sets the clouds ablaze with vibrant color? Donated by: Capt. John K. Gardella, USN (Retired)

211. Light in Style

$60

Is it a lamp? Ceramics? Art? Whatever you want to classify this beautiful piece with a natural glaze featuring vintage botanical prints, artisan Lisa Morrow has created a stunning statement for any room. Donated by: Lisa Morrow

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212. Entertaining Art

$75

Sitting on the edge of a pretty bowl, this crystal, hand-embellished spoon ensures that its ingenious, bent profile guarantees you will never be picking your spoon out of sauces or condiments! Donated by: Diana Baier

213. Modern Variations

$400

A paper plate lithograph entitled Vignettes and measuring 22.5” x 31” is a variation on an abstract drawing. Donated by: Michelle Browne

214. POP!

$800

Through the use of his detailed graphics, brilliant colors, and sense of humor, Burton Morris has elevated the lowly popcorn to the heights of artistry! This vibrant piece belongs in the office or the home. Provided by: ReichPM

215. Fairy Time

$250

Be transported to a fantasy world through the detailed sculpturing and wonderful imagination of this fairy sculpture in Fimo clay by local artisan Bonnie Hagyari. Her sense of wonder and humor is apparent in every one of her very collectible pieces. Donated by: Bonnie Hagyari

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301. Fly Away Rested!

$150

Start your weekend vacation a little early and be completely rested by staying Friday or Saturday night at the Doubletree Hotel – Pittsburgh Airport. Breakfast for two in Jackson’s Restaurant Rotisserie is included. Donated by: Doubletree Hotel — Pittsburgh Airport

302. Terrace Dining

$1000

Imagine candlelight, gourmet dining with seven friends on the terrace of Carnegie Science Center over-looking Pittsburgh’s skyline and magnificent rivers. A perfect summer evening. Donated by: Parkhurst Dining Services Carnegie Science Center

303. Home Tour

$200

Tour magnificent Fallingwater built by Frank Lloyd Wright for the Kaufman family in 1935. Delight in all the wonders of this national treasure. Includes a gift certificate to Mitchell’s Seafood Restaurant at the Galleria. Donated by: PPG Industries, Inc. Mitchell’s Seafood Restaurant at the Galleria

304. Nemacolin Fun

$1100

You can pick an activity at Nemacolin Woodlands Resort during your overnight stay at Falling Rock in this magnificent escape to the rolling beauty of southwestern Pennsylvania. Breakfast for two in Aqueous is included for this perfect mini-vacation. Donated by: Nemacolin Woodlands Resort

305. Star Light

$450

Star light, star bright only describes your private viewing for 25 people in Carnegie Science Center’s SkyWatch observatory. What a marvelous way to spend a summer or fall evening! Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

306. Strings and Horns

$310

Performances of Respighi’s Ancient Airs and Dances, Suite III, Schuman’s Symphony No. 3, and Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 3 will be enjoyed by two lucky ticket holders on October 6, 2012, at 6 pm. Donated by: Eaton Corporation 2012 Silent Auction —

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307. Chef’s Delight

$170

The Hyeholde Restaurant kitchen is opened to you to dine at the “Chef’s Table”. Here the chef prepares a very special dinner for two while you are immersed in the electricity of the kitchen staff in full swing. Truly a dining experience with outstanding gourmet delights! Donated by: Hyeholde Restaurant

308. Cinderella Coach

$225

You and five guests will feel like royalty when you have three escorted hours of travel in a comfortable limousine. This is perfect garage-to-garage service for the final touch on a special event! Donated by: Pittsburgh Transportation Group

309. Johnny’s Angels

$150

A certificate for $50 at Atria’s Restaurant and Tavern at PNC Park is complimented by a special basket from Johnny Angel and the Halos. This basket is full of CDs, candy, nostalgic DVDs, a cookbook, and other nostalgic items. Donated by: Atria’s Restaurant and Tavern at PNC Park Johnny Angel and the Halos

310. Pops!

$366

On September 28, 2012, listen to Smash and American Idol star, Katherine McPhee and composer Marvin Hamlish for a wonderful night of music featuring Broadway and contemporary hits. Donated by: Eaton Corporation

311. Get Away!

$165

You don’t have to be flying away to stay in this two-room suite with galley kitchen. Two guests will enjoy a full, cooked-to-order breakfast and a two-hour evening reception with complimentary drinks and light snacks. Donated by: Embassy Suites Hotel – Pittsburgh International Airport

312. Colorful Lights

$1200

Take all 150 of your friends and family or your employees for a special treat to a laser show of your choice at the Buhl Digital Dome at the Carnegie Science Center. Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

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313. Country Quiet

$200

Escape to the Inne at Watson’s Choice to view the beautiful rolling hills and forests of southwestern Pennsylvania from your woodland guestroom in Harvest House. Amenities include private bath with whirlpool, king-sized bed, corner fireplace, television, and a glass of wine. Donated by: Inne at Watson’s Choice

314. Tomorrow Now

$280

Yes, the sun will come up tomorrow when you use these four tickets to the Annie! Enjoy all the CLO treasures in the accompanying basket plus the $50 gift card to the Capital Grille. Donated by: Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera and The Capital Grille

315. City Night

$300

Enjoy your overnight stay at the upscale, all-suites Cambria Suites Hotel and breakfast for two in the Reflect Restaurant. A perfect stay for a Penguins game, a concert, a college visit, or a tour of Pittsburgh! Donated by: Cambria Suites Pittsburgh

316. Family Home & Story Time $175 Enjoy your dual Family Membership, Frick Museum gift certificates, four passes to Clayton–the beautiful Victorian home of the Frick family–and two certificates for dessert at Café Frick! Through May 20th, a special family-centered exhibit of children’s illustration will appeal to all members of the family. Donated by: Frick Art & Historical Center

317. Concert Central

$150

Your gift certificate for four tickets to an amazing show at Stage AE will certainly be a rockin’ good time. (Date and show will be announced at the auction.) Donated by: Stage AE

318. Hit the High Note

$200

Verdi’s opera, Ridoletto—the tale of a hunchbacked, womanizing, Italian Duke—was banned and highly censored when initially introduced. See what ruffled the feathers of that 19th century audience! A $50 gift certificate for Le Mont is included! Donated by: Pittsburgh Opera and Le Mont 2012 Silent Auction —

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319. Country Luxury

$300

Escape to the country during your luxurious stay at the Omni Bedford Springs Resort. Relax in the spa or swimming pool, exercise in the gym, golf on a quality course, or just take in the charming village of Bedford for boutique shopping. Donated by: Omni Bedford Springs Resort

320. Pittsburgh History

$85

Learn all about our charming city with your one-year family member­ship to the Heinz History Center. From sports to glassmaking to steel and battles, this membership provides a bounty of extras like free admission to all Smithsonian Museums. Donated by: Senator John Heinz History Center

321. Fireworks Party!

$280

You and seven guests can celebrate the Fourth of July in style. Enjoy free parking, free admission to the Science Center, demonstrations, Omnimax show, laser show, and lawn seats to watch the fireworks! Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

322. Omni I

$450

Beat the crowds with early admission and seating for up to 20 people at the Carnegie Science Center Rangos Omnimax Theater. Good for any standard film, this certificate includes popcorn and soda for each guest. Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

323. Omni II

$450

Here’s another offer to beat the crowds with early admission and seating for up to 20 people at the Carnegie Science Center Rangos Omnimax Theater. Good for any standard film, this certificate includes popcorn and soda for each guest. Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

324. Fabulous Fireworks!

Priceless

Watching fireworks on the USS Requin at Carnegie Science Center with nineteen of your favorite people will make this Fourth of July one to remember. Free parking, free admission, Omnimax and Laser shows, popcorn, and soda are included. Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

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401. Discover Wines

$108

One red and one white wine selected from boutique wineries worldwide will be shipped to your door for three months. Descriptive literature accompanies each selection. Donated by: Dreadnought Wines

402. New Do

$150

Nothing is better than a perfect hair cut for making one feel like a new woman. Beth Ann at Salon 5844 is the professional to do just that for you! Donated by: Salon 5844

403. Sweet Summer

$200

A basket for sweet lovers, this is filled with decadent chocolate, unique candies, yummy cookies and other treats that will satisfy every sugar-loving craving you can imagine! Donated by: Brucelli Advertising

404. See Straight

$400

Dr. James Hill will provide you with eyeglasses or contact lenses after a thorough eye exam. You can choose your frames. Donated by: Dr. James E. Hill

405. Air Computing

$1010

MacBook Air computer speak: 6GHz Intel Core i5 processor, 2GB memory,64GB flash drive, Intel HD graphics 3000 processor, Face Time camera, 11.6” LED-backlit glossy high resolution screen, 2.38 pounds. Does this sound like your perfect computer? Treat yourself! Donated by: Eaton Corporation

406. Vintage Wines

$400

Three bottles of Mondavi Cabernet Reserve wines dated 2006, 2007 and 2008, will tickle your taste buds with their robust flavors from blackberries, plums, licorice, herbs, and mocha. All are packaged in a wooden box direct from the Mondavi Vineyards in California. More details will be at the auction. Donated by: Doc and Linda Mueller Jani DiCarlo – Robert Mondavi Winery

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407. Summer Spa

$500

A hydrating manicure and pedicure, an Aroma Plus facial, and a full body massage are included in this basket filled with exquisite soaps, Primal Element body products, nail polish and Solaroil, and many other treats. Donated by: NOVA Chemicals

408. DIY Home

$125

Ready to do a spring or summer lift for that tired room? Your inhome consultation with a PPG Paint expert will guide you through the process of using your $50 gift certificate for PPG Paints. Donated by: PPG Industries, Inc.

409. iPad® Playtime!

$100

This flexible keypad plugs into your USB port to allow you to enter information enabling your iPad® to act like a real computer! Drive this AppMATes™ car on your iPad® screen negotiating the twists and turns of the free iPad® App from iTunes®! Donated by: Staples

410. Summer Flowers?

$150

A two-hour consultation with landscaper Greg Friday will answer all your questions and help you plan that perfect yard. Then, you have all summer to put the perfect plan into action! Donated by: Fridays Landscaping

411. Custom Coiffure

$150

Beth Ann at Salon 5844 will give you the perfect new hair cut for the summer…it could be a whole new you! Donated by: Salon 5844

412. More Than Pasta!

$200

A basket full of everything gourmet for those perfect Italian cooking adventures! Pasta, oils, sauces, peppers, and cookies are only the beginning! Donated by: Brucelli Advertising

413. Spring Has Sprung!

$150

Bring the greenery inside with this full basket of individually potted plants. Scatter them around the house or use the arrangement as it is for a real focal point! Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

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414. Beer Blast!

$150

Accompany those summer cookouts with the perfect cases of canned, craft beers from around the country. Top it off with cases of Pittsburgh’s finest. (Detailed listing will be at the auction.) Donated by: Frank B. Fuhrer Wholesale Company

415. Refreshing Basket

TBA

The Board of the Carnegie Science Center has gathered this comprehensive sampling of wines for your summer entertainment and enjoyment! Donated by: Carnegie Science Center Board Members

416. Blooming Flowers

$100

Enjoy a flower arrangement, like those you see tonight, in your own home with this gift certificate from Blooms Florist. Donated by: Blooms Florist

417. Woof!

$75

The hard-working staff at Animal Friends has put together this dog-loving basket for your favorite Fido! Enjoy their other logo items as well. Donated by: Animal Friends

418. Marvelous Mall!

$150

The Mall at Robinson has filled this basket with gift certificates, coupons, and products from their amazing stores. Certainly makes for guilt free shopping! Donated by: The Mall at Robinson

419. Singing Watch!

$165

Use this unique watch strap from Lunatik to encase your iPad® nano. Tap into your favorite songs, track your fitness efforts, tune into your favorite radio station, and know the time! Donated by: Mullen

420. Dynamite Dynex™

$290

This 32” HDTV features a built-in HDTV tuner and 2 HDMI ports for high-definition playback of your favorite TV shows, movies and games. The high brightness display and 176° viewing angles provide clear images. Dual speakers and remote included. Donated by: Best Buy 2012 Silent Auction —

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421. A-w-w-w!

$800

Your stressful day will melt away under the capable hands of your masseuse at ESSpa. Your Year of Massages will make 2012 the most stress free year of your life. Donated by: ESSpa Kozmetika Organic Skincare

422. Sip with Style

TBA

Here is another full basket from the generous board members of Carnegie Science Center! You will impress your friends and family with these fine wines. Donated by: Carnegie Science Center Board Members

423. Bakery Secrets

$80

Television’s “Cake Boss,” Buddy Valastro, has autographed both Baking with the Cake Boss and Cake Boss: Stories and Recipes from Mia Farmiglia. These books will help you become the boss of your own kitchen. Try out some of his recipes with all the baking goodies this basket contains. Donated by: NFM Group

424. Summer Refreshments

$125

The full bodied wine of Christian Clay Winery accompanies the rich, award-winning, artisan cheese from Emerald Valley Artisans. Both products are locally produced in southwestern Pennsylvania so you’ll be buying local as well as enjoying some unique flavors. Donated by: Christian Clay Winery Emerald Valley Artisans

425. Engineer Hospitality

$200

Filled with an engineer’s golf shirt, hat, and tie, this basket also has a DVD and a gift certificate to lunch at the Engineer’s Society. Donated by: Engineers’ Society of Western Pennsylvania

426. Smell the Coffee!

$75

Coffee Tree Roasters search the world for those unique and delicious beans to bring you the ultimate in coffee flavors. Enjoy this basket with coffee and other treats to start your day! Donated by: Coffee Tree Roasters

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427. Remote Start

$220

This Compustar remote car starter has a 1000’ range with two remotes. Start your engine, open your trunk, lock or unlock your doors, all from the comfort of your couch! Installation is included but the vehicle may require a bypass module at an extra charge. Donated by: Audio Communications

428. SkyMaster Eyes

$115

Whether for land or sky use, Celestron’s SkyMaster binoculars feature 15x magnification, 70 mm lens, and high quality prisms for sharp, clear viewing. A carrying case and tripod adaptor is included. Donated by: Carnegie Science Center XPLOR Store

429. The Good & The Better

$50

The Good, the Bad, the Cookbook is signed by Kirk Kolich, the chef who prepared tonight’s menu for our event. This book is full of great-tasting, healthy recipes that make eating right a pleasure. Donated by: Kirk Kolich

430. Great Recyclables!

$100

From paint to lumber, doors to kitchens, mantles to hardware, Construction Junction recycles building and decorating materials for use in your home. Visit their expanded craft center, too! Donated by: Construction Junction

431. iPad® Fun!

$530

Grab this new, third-generation iPad with stunning retina display, 5mp iSight® camera and ultrafast 4G LTE for hours of fun and creativity on the go. With this technology, you have a magical window where nothing comes between you and what you love. ®

Donated by: Leave It To LaFever, LTD.

432. Forever Green

$150

Individual plants can be artfully placed around your home or on the deck for a lush accent or the full basket will make a real statement any where! Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

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501. Yummy Citrine

$775

Sparkling citrine, semi-precious stones are highlighted in this sterling silver necklace and earrings set. Mother’s Day is next week! Provided by: L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre

502. Custom Bling

$400

Jeweler Kate DeComo has crafted a custom sterling ring waiting for your loose stones or precious metal that Kate will add to create a work of art just for you! Donated by: Kate Matta DeComo

503. Pinky Pearls

$140

Barely pink, these simulated pink shell earrings and necklace have a luster that glows across the room! Classic, brilliant, and understated. Provided by: L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre

504. Little Earth Purse

$125

The smiley face on this Little Earth metal purse will bring a sense of fun to any outfit! A limited edition, custom designed purse, it will be a great addition to your casual wardrobe. Donated by: Eat‘n Park Hospitality Group

505. Bracelet Sparkle!

$1000

Multi-color semi-precious stones in a sterling setting will sparkle across the room. This brilliant piece can be formal or casual and will certainly bring lots of compliments. Provided by: L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre

506. Tough Stuff

$60

Does this reflect you or the man in your life? Sleek, strong, tough and subtle, this tungsten bracelet is sure to appeal to every man. Provided by: L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre

507. Porcelain Jewels

$125

Delicate images decorate porcelain neclace and earrings by artisan Melissa Melan. Her gentle graphics are highlighted by the silk cord and sterling findings. Donated by: Gombessa Studio/Melissa Melan

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508. In Time for Her

$226

Functional for every day, this Citizen’s ECO Drive watch is run by a solar battery, providing accurate time while being environmentally sensitive. Provided by: L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre

509. Inside, Outside

$400

Sparkling beauty is abundant in the diamond hoop earrings as the diamonds are mounted both inside and outside of the hoop. Beautiful no matter how you look at them! Provided by: L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre

510. Lollipops?

$140

Mosaic, glass, and jewelry artist, Lisa Platt has a created stunning, summery bracelet and earring set from Marino glass in the palest of hues. The sterling silver clasp makes it easy to wear as well! Donated by: Lisa Platt dba Cool Creations

511. Fresh Water

$900

Aren’t fresh water pearls of this quality magnificent? Glowing, soft white, 6.5 mm orbs will put the finishing touch on any wardrobe choice! Provided by: L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre

512. Great Times

$326

Just in time to purchase for Father’s Day, the Citizens ECO Drive watch is run by a solar battery eliminating dead batteries hitting the landfill! Handsome and environmentally sensitive, too. Provided by: L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre

513. Checkered Band

$225

Black and sterling squares in a checkerboard pattern make a statement that will be noticed by all your friends. Provided by: L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre

514. Lodis Bag

$328

“Get noticed” is the subtitle of magnificent Lodis bags. This cozy satchel in textured, nude leather is loaded with inside pockets and sports a classic, modern profile. Donated by: Pursuits – Shadyside 2012 Silent Auction —

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515. Delicate Chains

$420

Pink, silver, and celadon colors dance among the beads of this 36” sterling silver necklace. Wear it as a long single strand or double it for a shorter silhouette. Provided by: L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre

516. Purple Bauble

$530

The semi-precious amethyst gem is center stage in this sterling silver cuff bracelet. How much fun will this be to wear every day or for that special event? Provided by: L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre

517. Karen Thorne

$200

Strung with aquamarine beads, a fossilized starfish is wrapped in sterling silver—this stunning necklace by artisan Karen Thorne will be a unique addition to your jewelry wardrobe! Donated by: Karen Thorne

518. Cuffs

$45

Set off your dress shirt with these graphic tungsten cuff links and you will impress all who notice. The banded design is elegant for formal wear. Provided by: L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre

519. The New Black

$100

Grey is the new black and g.g. Gundie’s bring you three strong pieces to accent your wardrobe: a clutch purse, necklace, and earrings. Provided by: g.g. Gundie’s – A Gift Shop

520. Focal Dragonfly

$50

Black crystals gracefully suspend a large pewter dragonfly pendent to produce a stunning statement piece by artist Coleen Rush of 3G Gallery in downtown Pittsburgh. Donated by: Coleen Rush at 3G Gallery

521. Bling, Bling!

$50

Choose some new bling with your $50 gift certificate for Henne Jewelers in Shadyside. Provided by: Henne Jewelers – Shadyside

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601. Summer Fun

$295

Camp with robots, video games, computers, and bugs! You can pick from the many opportunities at Carnegie Science Center. Certificate is for one week and includes a camp T-shirt. Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

602. Swinging Baby!

$200

Combine up-and-down or side-to-side motions with builtin nature sounds, an iPod® dock, reversible toy balls, and a reclining seat and you will have mamaROO®: the perfect automated luxury infant seat. Donated by: Thorley Industries dba 4moms

603. Pea Eating Dog?

$75

This charming story about Fred, the dog who finally ate a pea, was written by Pittsburgh resident Paula Wiener and is accompanied by Fred the Puppet designed by artist Sandy Trimble. Great bedtime story! Donated by: Paula Wiener and Tiffany Whitfield Sandy Trimble

604. Night Out for All!

$140

No babysitting worries here! Four children (ages 6-12) can be dropped off at Carnegie Science Center on a scheduled Friday night from 5 to 10 pm for a night that includes dinner, an Omnimax movie, laser show, and a science workshop. Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

605. Advanced Lego®

$100

From Legos® Architecture Series, the challenge of recreating Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpiece, may provide fun all summer! Donated by: PPG Industries, Inc.

606. Super Sleepover

$350

Invite nine friends for a unique and exciting sleepover at the Carnegie Science Center. What a super way to see another side of science and spend a summer night! Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

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607. Crafty Fun!

$50

Stock up on craft supplies for all those backyard projects this summer or use this gift certificate toward a crafty birthday party! Donated by: Pat Catan’s Craft Centers

608. Science Celebration

$225

Birthday party? Summer vacation fun? Neighborhood blast? Use this gift certificate for a science party for up to 15 children and adults at your home. This one-hour party includes themed presentation activities and liquid nitrogen ice cream! Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

609. Family Fun!

$200

A basket full of fun includes math and science books, and games for elementary children. So take a mini-vacation with your family making memories that will last forever. Donated by: Fisher Science Education Part of Thermo Fisher Scientific

610. High Jinx!

$525

A birthday party at Highmark SportsWorks® is a dream for all! Twenty guests will spend two hours enjoying a science presentation, five pizzas, five pitchers of soda, ice cream, and general admission to the Carnegie Science Center. Donated by: Highmark SportsWorks® at Carnegie Science Center

611. Summer Camp II

$295

Which wonderful summer camp experience will your child choose from all the great offerings at Carnegie Science Center? A summer experience to remember. Donated by: Carnegie Science Center

612. Buy, Sell, Repeat

$100

Being environmentally conscientious by offering high quality, gently used children items, Once Upon a Child also offers the potential to make money for your items. Use this gift certificate with total confidence in the quality of the products you will buy! Donated by: Once Upon a Child

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613. Family Day in the Sun!

$160

This complete sports center is offering you six passes each for miniature golf, public ice skating, and golf ball buckets. So grab the children and head out for a day of fun. Don’t forget your t-shirt and water bottle! Donated by: RMU Island Sports Center

614. Birds in Pink!

$120

By climbing down into the pond area, four guests (children ages 10 and up) will have an up-close experience with American Flamingos. These birds are so friendly; they may try to preen you and your family! Donated by: National Aviary of Pittsburgh

615. Xtreme Fun!

$75

Laser tag at its best with four passes, pizza, popcorn, and pop at Xtreme Laser Storm in Robinson! You will be swept away by the sounds of fun the moment you walk in this exciting play place. Donated by: Xtreme Laser Storm

616. Cuddle Up

$125

Wrap your child in this soft, cuddly, hand-crocheted blanket, hug a fluffy stuffed animal, and read wonderful stories from around the world. Donated by: Barnes and Noble Carol Schoemer g.g. Gundie’s – A Gift Shop

617. Teens Can!

$50

The world of math and science are explored with fun in mind in these CanTEENs® kits filled with exercises and challenges for young girls. Donated by: Girls, Math & Science Partnership

618. SMILE!

$750

What happens when you combine good food and a famous artist? The result is a limited edition, signed Burton Morris picture of Eat‘n Park’s Smiley Face....a perfect print for your child’s room, kitchen or family room. Donated by: Eat’n Park Hospitality Group

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We would like to thank the following donors for making our auction a success: Jack & Donna Abriola Animal Friends Atria’s Restaurant and Tavern at PNC Park Audio Communications Diana Baier Ron & Sue Baillie Barnes and Noble BE Galleries Mary Murtland Berger Benno & Connie Bernt Best Buy Ray & Joneen Betler Blooms Florist Eva Tansky Blum Bombardier Doreen E. Boyce Robert P. Bozzone Suzy & Jim Broadhurst MIchelle Browne Brucelli Advertising Howard & Marilyn Bruschi Charles R. Burke, Jr. & Carole King David Caliguiri Cambria Suites Pittsburgh The Capital Grille Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Carnegie Science Center Carnegie Science Center Board Members Carnegie Science Center XPLOR Store Cathy Kelly International Photography

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Noland Cheung Christian Clay Winery Coffee Tree Roasters Coleen Rush at 3G Gallery CONSOL Energy Inc. Construction Junction Paul Costa Roderick Craighead, Jr. Kate Matta DeComo Nicholas DeIuliis Derse Exhibits Jani DiCarlo – Robert Mondavi Winery Ditka’s Pittsburgh Doubletree Hotel – Pittsburgh Airport Dreadnought Wines Eat’n Park Hospitality Group Eaton Corporation Embassy Suites Hotel – Pittsburgh International Airport Emerald Valley Artisans Engineers’ Society of Western Pennsylvania ESSpa Kozmetica Organic Skincare Susan Everingham Mike & Tricia Fetsko James A. Fisher Fisher Science Education Part of Thermo Fisher Scientific Lee & Issie Foster Frank B. Fuhrer Wholesale Company Frick Art & Historical Center Fridays Landscaping g.g. Gundie’s – A Gift Shop Capt. John K. Gardella, USN (Retired) 2012 Silent Auction —

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Girls, Math & Science Partnership Gombessa Studio/Melissa Melan Bonnie Hagyari Stan & Patricia Hasselbusch Henne Jewelers – Shadyside Highmark SportsWorks® at Carnegie Science Center Dr. James E. HIll Linda B. Hippert Richard D. Holder Horizon Hospitality Hyeholde Restaurant Inne at Watson’s Choice Amanda Iwaniec Kathryn J. Jackson Jason Shorr Medically Influenced Fine Art Johno’s Art Studio Johnny Angel and the Halos Donald H. Jones Dr. Charles F. Kahle II Laura Karet Kennametal Inc. Keith & Jane Kirkland Kirk Kolich L.S. Jewelers – Robinson Town Centre Le Mont Leave It To LaFever, Ltd. Lisa Platt dba Cool Creations Lynn Toerge, Escape Art Designs James V. Maher Steven M. Massaro Nancy McNary-Smith Leon & Ann Metzger Mitchell’s Seafood Restaurant at the Galleria

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Lisa Morrow Mt. Lebanon Office Equipment Co. Doc & Linda Mueller Mullen John & Cathy Murphy National Aviary of Pittsburgh Nemacolin Woodlands Resort Al & Barb Neupaver NFM Group NOVA Chemicals Robert P. Oeler Omni Bedford Springs Resort Once Upon a Child Parkhurst Dining Services Pat Catan’s Craft Centers Bob & Joan Peirce Pittsburgh Business Times Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera Pittsburgh Film Office Pittsburgh Glass Center Pittsburgh Opera Pittsburgh Pirates Pittsburgh Steelers Pittsburgh Transportation Group PPG Industries, Inc. Pursuits – Shadyside John G. Rangos, Sr. ReichPM RMU Island Sports Center Robert Peirce & Associates Arthur J. Rooney II Lisa Roudabush Salon 5844 2012 Silent Auction —

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Dan D. Sandman Eleanor Schano Carol Schoemer Senator John Heinz History Center Southpointe Golf Club Stage AE Staples Steel Recycling Institute The Mall at Robinson Frederick & Christine Thieman Robert M. Thompson, Jr. Thorley Industries dba 4moms Karen Thorne Sylvie Tran Sandy Trimble Thomas Trowbridge III UPMC Sports Medicine Valley Brook Country Club Tom & Bonnie VanKirk Venture Outdoors, Inc. Chuck & Janet Vukotich Wabtec Corporation Weekend Warrior Promotional Products Dr. John Wetenhall Jerry & Mary Whitaker Paula Wiener & Tiffany Whitfield Greg A. Wilkinson Steven Winberg Workflow One Xtreme Laser Storm Yarone Zober Zoltun Design

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Carnegie Science Center Silent Auction Committee Richard D. Holder Chair, Eaton Corporation John N. Murphy Co-Chair, University of Pittsburgh Barrie Coleman

Silent Auction Coordinator

Eric Ash, Mullen Teresa Cyrus, NOVA Chemical Diane Downing, Eaton Corporation Judy Friday, Carnegie Science Center Mark Horner, Eaton Corporation Joe Ighnat, Parkhurst Dining Services Rose Jandrasits, Virginia Tech Linda Kent, Carnegie Science Center Patty Klipa, Wabtec Corporation Jay Lasus, Thermo Fisher Scientific Roger Lyon, Carnegie Science Center Alex Martinez, Duquesne University Alexandra Miles, Mullen Eve Mulkerin, Carnegie Science Center Colleen Ondriezek, Kennametal Inc. Alyson Rotz, Mullen Carol Schoemer, Carnegie Science Center Cherri Stefan, Bombardier Laurie Streiner, Event Producer Dina Tsiftis, Eaton Corporation Jane Turrill, Eaton Corporation Ally Vignone, Robert Morris University Martha Wasik, Martha Wasik Graphic Arts Inc Clayton Zelazowski, Thermo Fisher Scientific

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Save The Date Friday, May 3, 2013 It’s not too soon to mark your calendars for our next Carnegie Science Awards event.

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With Sincere Thanks The next time you need to purchase a product or service, please patronize the generous donors who made our auction possible.

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