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Opinion: The IRS's Stupidity Defense
Assistant editorial page editor James Freeman on Friday's IRS congressional hearing. Photo: Associated Press
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... I ... I cannot believe that partisanship motivated to people who engaged in the practices described ... in the Treasury Inspector General's report ... however due to treasure inspector general's report I believe its conclusions are consistent with that ... I think what happened here was a foolish mistakes were made by people trying to be more efficient in their workload selection ... good afternoon and welcome to Opinion Journal I'm Mary Kissel ... that was Steve Miller the former acting head of the IRS foolish mistakes it's not my fault it's kind of the IRS ... stupidity defenses are Americans going on by that ... this is an editor a pigeon are James Freeman joins me now James ... at the sky was not a central casting a mean ... this this I really do even more damage to the ministrations storyline was certainly the Republicans of their today a lot of Democrats to you I didn't think this was the of ... the forthcoming the full airing the ... abroad the investigation or a report from ... the top official ear open for all we have had Mr Miller's resignation just a couple weeks before by the way he was going to ... resign right but doubtless learned the head of the tax exempt edition ... and also a lady named Sarah Hall Ingram who seem to be at the center of this ... Omni has resigned either ... in June twenty attribute this to ... you I it's odd they this was the confidence the fence today and then use over and over in the tenor resisted the answering the SAAR obvious question why did the IRS mislead the Congress ... the Congress of the various ... members of Congress asking is this targeting happening last year ... the response was no ... and none now that it turns out that was happening in many officials there knew about it but ... he was still resisting today acknowledging that the that misled Congress so he basically saying we need the why and how the who ... in his firing was not Arik enough even though I am hoping to see more of them ... I ate into the also have more to learn about the breadth of the investigation ... the ICE Alliance a group the head of the garden parties of gotten a lot of of focuses the should of but also you see a religious group saying they have been a particular scrutiny ... aam of Steve Moore or colleague wrote to the of this week about the national security focus group that gets into treatment so ... aam I'd I think it's also important remember this is not another Washington scandal ... but it does is a terrible time for the Obama administration seems like there they're ... making mistakes all over the place but this one in the is in the category of its own because he really goes to the ... full legitimacy of the government in our in our democratic process where you have that ... an arm of the government really the most scary are the most Americans ... interfering with groups ... that are engaged in the public dialogue engage ... in issues of better better ... going to have an impact on the presidential election and so I I think that's why this isn't it ... in the category of its own and it is going to go further I use of the of the hearing of Mr camp saying he's not gone investigating I think that was that ... the feeling of all of a lot of the members of the rental on important points to it raises questions of trust in government but also the effectiveness ... of the checks and balances our government ... I in in you I were were were talking offset ... by about ... how President Obama has treated other branches of government ... what will or or cope ability t think the president has here ... in setting the sentiment on it's a question because I we would remember a few years back and a shocking moment I think the unprecedented where where the president thundering of by using her stated the Union or joint session of Congress speech basically Mosman stated the Union address the ... perceived injustices in front of the men in criticize them for the citizens United ruling which ... allowed people to exercise their free speech rights of more more freely if you will ... this was a really amazing message from the president saying that in the judgment of the Supreme Court was ... in some way off log on just on not legitimate and I I think ... of that kind of message along with the ... Senators ... Chuck Schumer ... Al Franken and others saying you love investigate the rescue of a investigate these groups ... I think it's a very poisonous message that the ... people and not in a certain of ... um ... situation trying to exercise their free speech rights were really yet some kind of nefarious force in on the investment a colleague in straw soul right about this in her Potomac watch on the day it's a ... great piece ... I've got about a minute left James is this an argument for a smaller ... IRS and a more simplified tax system that doesn't give power ... to however many bureaucrats were world Wellington agree the iris needs to have certainly you'd like them have less power of the lot people are wondering why is this and they're calling the way I mean normally you'd be of normal person they file their taxes if they commit a crime as they mislead them they buy wrestle and some ... of them but this idea that ... the IRS should be preemptively ... screening people and I'm basically approving them for a given status is because of the letting them ... declare what their status is in the end of June they obey the law of a yes certainly a simpler gotten into smaller IRS is very desirable when you look at this hour but it's also yet however big the IRS is you cannot selectively enforce the tax laws in Legos for higher as Justice I mean this is very basic and that's why think it's ... it's very different from all of the other scandals and really in the category of abuse all and so very different from all the other scandals has nothing to ... do nothing to do with citizens United nothing to do with Obamacare those distractions ... more to learn about this in the coming days assistant for a pigeon are James Freeman ... thanks for being on show thanks for


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Rob wrote:Lol, go see Steve gunner at 3rd or Ramsey Kung foo panda. They will be glad to help you on all cab related issues.
Wait, I think that was Rob being friendly AND helpful... all in the same post!
You OK out there Rob?
Kirk out
P.S. I like this 'new you' - keep it up and we'll make you a quesadilla!

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NC church youth leader accused of sexually assaulting 12-year-old
Authorities in Robeson County have charged a church youth worker with statutory rape in connection with the assault of a 12-year-old girl.
The sheriff's office said 28-year-old Jahaziel Levi Rodriguez-Vazquez is accused of raping the victim, whom he met at the church where he worked. A spokesman said Rodriguez-Vazquez was 27 at the time of the alleged assault.
According to a sheriff's office report, Rodriguez-Vazquez assaulted the girl twice, once last year and again in February. The victim's parents contacted authorities in March.
Rodriguez-Vazquez, who was arrested Tuesday, is being held in the county jail under a $50,000 bond. It's not known if he has an attorney.


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Most of my work in this area has been using Netbeans and Java with the JSF framework. Netbeans is excellent for that.
However now I have to look at using Python with the Django (or maybe other) framework. I am still evaluating. I would rather use an IDE as opposed to vi for everything and have looked at pyCharm. pyCharm seems pretty good and I don't even mind paying for it but I would prefer to keep everything in one IDE. There are a lot of things I have learned about NB over the years that can be put to good use, like CVS.
The biggest trade-offs that I see so far is that pyCharm seems to be better with navigation, and you can deploy the web server from inside the IDE. NBPython doesn't seem there yet.


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Tigers Travel for OVC Doubleheaders vs. SIU-Edwardsville, Eastern Illinois
Nashville, Tenn. – The Tigers are back on the road for a pair of Ohio Valley Conference doubleheaders. Tennessee State will crossover to face the top two teams in the West Division, who are also the top two pitching staffs, ERA wise, in the OVC. TSU will open at SIU-Edwardsville on Saturday before traveling to Charleston to face Eastern Illinois on Sunday. Both days are scheduled to begin at 1:00 pm.
This weekend's games can be seen on OVCsports.com.
The Tigers (11-23, 2-6) fell to #5 Tennessee on Tuesday evening in Knoxville. Ashley Haynes drove in the lone run with a single that brought home Jayna Hanawahine. Kacie Daugherty, Jennifer Givens and Lindsey Burgess all collected hits on the night.
Senior Jennifer Givens boasts the third highest average in the OVC at .417 (40-for-96). Givens leads the Tigers with 16 stolen bases and is tied with freshman Kiarra Freeman (.350) for the team high in runs scored with 17.
SIU-Edwardsville (23-8, 7-2)
2012 Record: 23-29
Conference: OVC
2012 Finish: 13-16 (7th)
Series Record: 2-4
Last Time Played: 2012, W 4-1
Last Win: 2012, 4-1
SIUE comes in hitting .307 as a team with 47 doubles and 22 home runs. Alex McDavid leads with a .418 average, 28 runs, 26 RBI and is tied with Brittany Toney (.312) with five home runs. In the circle, Hayley Chambers has worked half the total innings and has logged a13-2 record with a 1.90 ERA. Chambers has three shutouts and has fanned 100 batters in 107 innings. Erin Greenwalt and Amanda Lambrecht account for the remaining time in the circle. Greenwalt is 7-3 with a 1.56 ERA and 42 strikeouts in 58.1 innings. Lambrecht has worked in 40.1 innings and has earned 20 K's, a 3-3 record with a save, and a 3.82 ERA.
Eastern Illinois (21-10, 9-1)
2012 Record: 28-26
Conference: OVC
2012 Finish: 18-10 (2nd)
Series Record: 11-34
Last Time Played: 2012, L 0-4
Last Win: 2009, 11-6
The Panthers lead the OVC in pitching and are led by Hanna Mennenga and Stephanie Maday. Mennenga is 14-4 with six shutouts and 186 strikeouts in 115.2 innings while compiling a 1.15 ERA and holding opponents to a .153 average. Maday has thrown in 81.2 innings, punching out 74 batters while recording a 1.71 ERA and a 7-3 record. Hannah Cole and Carly Willert lead the EIU offense. Cole is hitting .398 with nine doubles, 18 runs and 20 RBI. Willert follows at .324 with five doubles, three long balls, 13 RBI and a team high 29 runs.


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Horace Walpole, 4th earl of Orford, original name Horatio Walpole, (born Sept. 24, 1717, London—died March 2, 1797), English writer, connoisseur, and collector who was famous in his day for his medieval horror tale The Castle of Otranto, which initiated the vogue for Gothic romances. He is remembered today as perhaps the most assiduous letter writer in the English language.
The youngest son of the prime minister Sir Robert Walpole, he was educated at Eton and at King's College, Cambridge. In 1739 he embarked with his Eton schoolmate, the poet Thomas Gray (later to write "An Elegy Written in a Country Church Yard"), on a grand tour of France and Italy, in the midst of which they quarrelled and separated. They were later reconciled, and Walpole remained throughout his life an enthusiastic admirer of Gray's poetry. On his return to England in 1741, Walpole entered Parliament, where his career was undistinguished, although he attended debates regularly until 1768. In 1791 he inherited the peerage from a nephew, a grandson of Robert Walpole. He remained unmarried, and on his death the earldom became extinct.
The most absorbing interests of his life were his friendships and a small villa that he acquired at Twickenham in 1747 and transformed into a pseudo-Gothic showplace known as Strawberry Hill. Over the years he added cloisters, turrets, and battlements, filled the interior with pictures and curios, and amassed a valuable library. The house was open to tourists and became widely known in Walpole's own lifetime. He established a private press on the grounds, where he printed his own works and those of his friends, notably Gray's Odes of 1757. Strawberry Hill was the stimulus for the Gothic revival in English domestic architecture.
Walpole's literary output was extremely varied. The Castle of Otranto (1765), which was first published anonymously, succeeded in restoring the element of romance to contemporary fiction. In it he furnished the machinery for a genre of fiction wherein the wildest fancies found refuge. He also wrote The Mysterious Mother (1768), a tragedy with the theme of incest; amateur historical speculations such as Historic Doubts on the Life and Reign of King Richard the Third (1768); and a genuine contribution to art history, Anecdotes of Painting in England, 4 vol. (1762–71).
His most important works were intended for posthumous publication. His private correspondence of some 4,000 letters constitutes a survey of the history, manners, and taste of his age. Walpole revered the letters of Mme de Sévigné (1626–96) and, following her example, consciously cultivated letter writing as an art. His most substantial correspondence was with Horace Mann, a British diplomat whom Walpole met on his grand tour and with whom he maintained contact for 45 years, although the two never met again. Walpole's correspondence, edited by W.S. Lewis and others, was published in 48 volumes (1937–83).
Walpole also left Memoirs (first published 1822–59) of the reigns of George II and III, a record of political events of his time.


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Thread: Saying Goodbye To An Old Friend
#1 Saying Goodbye To An Old Friend05-16-2013, 10:34 AM
Wife and I have to put another cat down. His health had been declining over the past year and now he's not eating. We adopted him in 1999 from a shelter in Tucson. He was a year ld when we got him. He was supposedly found in a house with about 20 other cats. When we saw him, we knew we had to have him. He never got close to my wife or any other female which leads me to believe that the old lady he lived with before us had abused him. He was deathly afraid of women. But I bonded with him as best I could. He would sit with me on the couch but always remained skittish. He bonded with our other cats and traveled with us from Arizona to North Carolina then back to NJ. He's an old man who's time has come. I'll miss him and sad to lose him. He had a rough start and I hope we made things easier for him.Progressivism is a bottomless pit of absurdity.
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' i|iiiotly until hum — half pas nin — len ; — of tho street when ofhiso lintes in proflign whun jusl as i wa ging for my slipp cy looking through iho window of a contumpliblu propuring as monsieur morbluu snj -. for mj night grog bhop saw his cunradu passing uml ll.il cap rauat.tat goes the coachman and in walkod linn in lo lake something lo drink <><- friend pumps and lighl punts on whito gloves mil gh this inehrtnte knew that tho relief if i peril i handkerchiefs so sir a prottj mu tin life of ilis 11 ij depended on his speedy li you have cnlloi for me ; why 1 havo i n ron return his hulpless iainilj boing entirely alone and dy since sonven o'clock " seven o'clock ! why none of his ni ighbors having kuowlodga of his nh bloss you tho 1 pnn onl begin to assemble al sonco yol this miserable wretch on hearing the ton and ovon now w are rnlhor enrly early iii.l f inn i.n.l nu invitation to partake of the doyoucallitl l '. to spend thu evening at half crimson poison soon forgol a suhbring wifa and pasl lou o'clock woll well i supposo wo musl helpless infants led hv hun iu lhe jaws of tenth — [ not i it of thn fashion — so coino along he entered tho sink of woo and of crime whoro do 1 our carriage rattled up one of the principal 11...111 in human form ure wont to mod nnd hold blroots nnd 1 glare of lighl was showered in all di midnight revelry hore he romninod in a drunk rections from the hntiso we fell in behind a range ii frolic for several l.i during which it was ex ol coaches and hud to v uii until our turn and tremely cold and thoro was a huavj fall of snow fi i on alighting a rotinuo of yellow sorvanta to no one called nl his house during tlio storm sup ushor us in iho mansion to take our coats hats posing thm he win nt 1 1 1 1 1 with his family the and preparu us for iho entree every thing was tiro was oui — no friend ta render ussistai nor ulogunl gaiety flishion and pleasure reigned tri ■ovon the call of a strangur lo give relief on hor iimphant beauty in resplendent beams shed its bod of straw wilh an uifanl 11 oach arm and a half over tho scene plonty.fr its golden horn low shreds of covering lay tli suflbrer pierced was pourod fourth in all directions music nnd the with hungurand cold — the bud fireplace uml ll -, ' giddy da were kepi up with 1 batod vigor un ». r all i iii-.il t boraa depth bj tho drifting til tho mssel morn had nearly flickored the oaat snow on th third or fnurth day ho returned i homo tossed and tumbled for two or throe with a little licino and a boltlo of rum tho hours in bod and then rose for tha duties of the snow hnd so drifted ii was with somo difficulty hu day entered lus bouse ll within was silont us tho having occasion io call on an old gcutlomnn house of death it is said tho fingers of tho oldosl about twelve o'clock i found him in his parlor hi.he was stiffened lo mnrblo and the tear drop had • » nb the breakfast tublo before him •' what nol frozen upon the infant's i-lu-i-li his wife m-illu-r 1 luvulvlu-t.-.l yet '." o ys iqiij ii — ilus is for my kind if i .'.■hi ti^^^^tn^w hi bo s s . 1 1 \ ns to pen rl ihn poi foi ninucn nf t imi . i n desire to irril ito or wound hn is nl h lu'i-u to indulge in his erroneous opinions whirh we whollj i i nl ts w s n.l bef'oro »" have s."ii tho evil elli'cts ol exeossivo gamblitig in mo many horrid shnpos in i md quii tl lo und |>. - n in t a ropnlition if we huvu oven n hnpo of preventing it ono enso which camo immediately ler our nbsorvntinn ».■will broil relate in u town iu i u n | .. -. in v huh mam nf thu happiest days ofour ht inn spent inu brought us acqiiaititud wilh charlos barclay and through hun with th lami k of whicl in ihk a membor charles's lather had risen from a small beginning to good circum stances iml i t mpnrntivc wealth un.l wn re —;..-.- 1 .-. i hv ull classes li.r his industry inbrioty mill integrity throoof his sons of whom chnrlt-s us th i|i|.-t wen r schoolfellows uml mora promising youths thun th young barclays we have never known will do we recollect th day « hen with tears in their eyes uml borrow in their hearts 1 1 1 . • v took leave of ihoir class-mates lo loavo the home oi'ih ur youth tho scene full th happiness thoy liml over known ami lo her nu wanderers ami ui lists — for iho crime of a parent ' in un iiil hour mr bnrclay liml boon soduced from iho pnlli of ro iii.i 1 whioh li bad pureuod lor upwards f forty years had followed some unprincipled knaves to the gaming tablo and in a lew works af ter his first transgression hu was a bankrupt un.l hia children wore boggnrs ! well do wo remem ber tho day ihnl tho noblo row of buildings which mr barclay's industry hnd roared und which was » holly his own wus together with much othor pro perty brought undor tho auctioneer's hammer — li ns tin in st limn wo saw the warm hearted genorous l lliarlcs tho father uml his sun attend ed ilu sale misery wis depicted on their coun tenances th rovnrso was suddon ovoi whelming un.l tho sufferers bcemod to sink unresistingly un der ii notwithstanding an ovident commisaorntiou was gonernli entertained by the community onco or twico afterwards wo saw the wretched father uml in u few days tho unfortunate family i'll tho town i'llti'i'ii years had elapsed when in 1890 wo ngnin visited the place the event which wo havo skotchod was still fresh in ur memory and no inquired of our acquaintances concerning th aholltio^or^lawjhy nortiikrn slavery wo invito attention to the article below as a fair snm l'l"i.l ■■s'nrlltrrn filavery which we find in n new u-r and we a k the question whether the con dition mnl treatment of tin lilm-h sln of the south is not a i mil l ■b iter than thai meted out to tins « reti in liulo u l ih slave of the north ! how often do wu wi i such scenes in the south '. — held fever vet thore ii i band of fknatics at the north in the vorj mid il of ihie cr ing ei il who iiru i all spreading through the country their accursed i i iii nnd duty of the northern people to interfere wnh tlie domestic property and institutions of tlio south why do they nol pul down the evil at home bofuru thej attempt t teach leesons of philan llirop i ni pcoplo of tho south charitj begineeth ni home ii is said hut theso disinterested friends f our colored population seem to think otherwise but if thoy nr unwilling la preach againsl northern slave ry of o i'n ibid greater rigor than thnt in ihe south why il thoy nol .• to lhe south where ihey sm ihe evil does oxisl to such an alarming oxlent come and tin h i il if you » i-h to battle a ith ii eflbctually — no the are too sensible of ihs reward ihey would re r.-ii ni tin in ills . .(' nn iusultod and injured p who know their rights and dare defend them we do believe thnt if ever tho rightoftho southern people to r.'tnni thoir sliives us property recognised ns such by ih constitution nnd laws of thn country — is touch ed in n legnl form then tho bonds of tins union will be cut asunder if then our northern brethren ralue tho union of the statos and the peace and happiness of their fellow n 1 them frown down tho seditious attempts of n lunalical crow a g tl who are kindling n tiro which win n onco started will result in the entire oon flngration of our beautiful political system foi ii .-]'. i-iiii.-ii of ih in in used by the immediate abolitionists to olfecl tlioir purposo wc rofer tho reader to nn iiiin below from uio columbia s c teles cope the follow ing is iho extract wo alludi 1 1 al tho commencemonl of th.s article i — enrroaa i'm norlliem slavery — 1 white slave — a most ex ii i . i . 1 1 it ry nml outrageous ulms , 1 usurpod authority our n tiiiiiw creature waa developed at tne upper po i lico office on saturday mr james mceunlly of fourth i street applied to mr palmer tho magistrate to send n little girl uhi ui liiiirii'i'.i years of age o tho house nf ll"t"ii_j us in k-iul she wns so iitv badly disposed thut il wns impossible to yet nnv t . » h i of her mr palmer consented to ink uie girl and send her lo the house of refuge or the alms house and mr mce unlly brought hor to the 1 olico office when be wns leaving the office in stretched oui his hand to shake hands with her but inst ml of putting oui bar bind io meet his ahe shrunk back from him as if his attempt ing to touch ber bad terrified her mr mcenally then left the office mr palmer observed die ocrurr.-nr and perceiveing thai the nl wns from some cnuso nr other in a state of extreme tenor ho addressed her in a wiln in manner ami endeavoured to encourage lu-r by saying that she shuiilil be taken good care of nnd made comfortable whilst be wns speaking to her be took her bv the hand on doing so hu perceived that il wns black and bruised from some hurt mr palmer naked her whal happened to her hand and she replied in tlio most piteous iiiiuuier oh sir my master hus i.-.l me ami my buck is very sore mr palmer then vim ii"il her person nml found lluit from the small of her bach down to the mit of her leg wns covered with black mniks bruises und cuts some of which were fus tltiue i • in making this discovery mr palmer made inqui ries mii ihe matter and from whut bus ns yet been do veloped it appears thai n mr it formerly of this city obtained possession ofthe girl but by what means is im yd unknown when sho was only a few years old ; hnd reared imr nml treated her completely ia ■slave a few monthrback mr ii left this city and went to re side m new jersey and when going there bind out the l'irl to mcenally in llie same way that nnv slave owner would hire mil a slave at twenty shilling a month the money tn iii paid to k and the irirl to get nothing but food snd rn.me.it th unfortunate huh girl possesses an extremely agreeable and rather pretty countenance — and evinces too much simplicity in iiiu history she gives of herself to leave any ground fi.r doubt of its being true she im altogether ignorant at ler name r parentage nn.l only remembers that sho once lived in the <■< tut ry . when she cine inln the k.h sessinn of mr mcenally he named her philadelphia which when speaking to ber he generally abrevialed to ihe word philly uml ilus is the only name aim r collocta to have been over ealled by flv lu-r own ao i um she bus always been treated aa a complete slave nml mine she bus lieen with her lu.-l matter with the exception of food of which she snys she got suilicient im l is been treated worse than m'..si slaves have been treated in tins country during the last half century sh was obliged t sleep on the arret floor without any thing bul one blanket lor a bed nud covering snd ii i lu-r apparel sho snys il was never better thnn whut she now wears ami h.-r outer garment n seem ingly composed of a piece of an old suck " ml i ii 1 11 hum m\s i si sn " on l.liviil'i.v an infant daughter to christ tli statements expressed in the following i i n.-s cr in the mother's magazine will n i n joyful re sponse in the lii'i.t of y ii christian mother i lord a cepl rm infant child i'n ui the ill nn [ wilt receive ; ti in-i ll thildren smiled ; ll.i ihcr t blieve ci ii her iiit'uii ml iv"in i it siuui i ! on her shine no \ i ... l.i i n i.rk i . \ i . it ul seal li.r ever thine lord tint heavonly » isdom give if ir ther's 111 i'm prnj ei — i i i hoi . . dt ii ull in iv liw sbullerc i li tbj lend n care mot i.'i w ith \ on iff children blest inly i . nil your ho-tr i i ■■. i i ... r u •■-■! promise rest — faith will in cl :. rich reward when ii uli agony you pray and ilu iluw irop inu your eye ; then hi truth in ine li play i ul th hill « anderurs . . t j 1 . . jbncs oh how rich th blessing ll your oflspring will receive it uliil hannah's love possessing i.i with hannah will believe x mothers infants lend ynur voices li.t.i tli su i.--t son i rnibo ilnik : tlio nnuelic hosl rejoices tuning hearts and imr j to praise w = select miscellany smiled nor wepl — hi s-t 1 1 1 lh k.-re.l with i l.--in allt wauglltors7_wfio r;imi ihun ihu iiirl iilmiil tlmjj fl 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bar took a glass of brandv ; na ho en dithabille — l>..th with a hectic cough — both ■iu the evoniug wl i called at an inn as i bul came out staggered and fell and there he spent looking as wo-bog and spiritless as if ihey had ■, on i non ut public houses several gentlemen the afternoon iust escaped from the siego of troy have you h were sitting r i the fireside engaged in conver hie ther was unfortunately given to habits slept well prist aaid ihe anxious parent — i billion v little interrupted h my coming in thej of intemperance and waa then under tho influence nol a wink father — wo tossed and tumblod and ■made a short pause soon oiiu of tho c pun ro of ardent spirits however with lire uml fuel she worried for several hours bul not a wink of sleep ■bumed tho conversnti and with tho spirit of in setoltto visit tho abode of distress sho ii i iltu — 1 my hood my hand nnd oh ray bouos my i diiruation said woll thul inun oti.'hl lojiehung woman and children speechless badly frozen and 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i'oor charles was it common sailor contending will il.e elements f.r n precarious ami scanty support for himself und u widowed mother — neichcrii spectator 1u inn rican brutus — a few days since young buchanan s,,n f judge j buchanan was tried ii ni.'|i"lis i mi au indictmnnt for the murder of mills whom ihe former shut down in self-de fence from a mob headod by ellis a few weeks in efforts hud been ma lo by lhe most respect ful ami influential citizens of the state to induce the attorno uonernl toonter a noli prosequi i hut the application being mado known to judge bu.-h iniiii i ilie futhor of the accused he with roman firmness ami virtuo sternly forbade tho measure and directed tho trial lo proceed ilu was attend ed and supported lo the bench by roger ll taney ami ulher distinguished mary landers the spec tacle must h,,ve i m sublime — the rev haired and fond hearted bul noble and firm old man sitting iu judgoilient in a ease of life and dentil upon lus own iiiii i'he trial was full ami fair i'll evidence indicated the existence of a preconcerted design on the part of the deceased and l.is companions to in i uml maltreat mr buchanan ; thai he avoided u cnllisaion with him us long us it was consistent with ilis safety nnd it wus only on compulsion nud in the lust r.-sort hu took thu severe measure which ended fatally towards the conclusion ofthe trial lhe agitation of the farther became extreme bul waa joyfull terminated l.y a verdict of not guilty which the jury returned withoul leaving the box such in cidents prove lhal notwithstanding the inflated eulo giums upon the stern and inflexible virtues of tho ancients the history of ihe present nine if impar tially told will exhibit nn sublime instances of ex cellence without ilu harsh and barbarous traits which obscure tlm lustre ofthe roman name philadelphia oasetle a public danger — a glutton of " fellow was lining at a hotel wh in the course of tl bat tle of knives and forks accidentally cl ilis in iiiiii which wu observed by a yankee piker sitting near by who bawled out i say friend don't m.i lhal are hole iu your ciuinlenuiice uny lar ger for hod's suk for thu rest on us will starve to death from the columbia telescope if may i i'l.lllkilmi there was sent to us hv tlm iiti.il yesterday from the unacknowledged hand of some secret wrolch folded inside of a northern newspaper a coarse large print representing a cotton plantar lashing his nuked kuoeling slave li is liv snob vile | in i ol exaggeration ami cant that lhe institutions ol . the south me to i rendered odious niul horrible it is b such despicable stage-trickery as this lhat tho s nobilities of our neighbours re attempted t bu wm ki 1 lip i the duo degree f tragic frenzy we would ihajik those whose imaginations era so much ill lil by lhe alleged horrors of the lush to t.ll iis how il nl ir of mankind are to be car ried i w nh ut ii or something equivalent pram ih urchin nt school to tlm cooqueror upon the li.-ld or the wave its necessity is acknowledged uml its use universal of lhe abolition scholars who quote cowper uml sterne m sentimentally how many would ever have learnt iheir a is s without ilu stimulus ofthe birch in this country i nnd iu england in i si oi or iii london ihey gn an luv.r the unhappy f.ie i the k.r negro who is whipped with ii moderate sized hickory switch by lus master in south carolina — a country distunt \ from iheirs — and all lhe while these same philan . thn tu-ts every da unconcernedly see sailors and i soldiers — ihu heroes of lako erie and trafalgar rhiamhuhiisl.ai.il of her youth was a ilruukurd — ami what could she expecl ! despair settled upon her pule brow and anguish rune her bleeding heart imut ray of hope she its glimmering upon her solitary path lis if destined to woes with h't sor rows her cures increased two infant children demanded her attenl ind bar tears the youngest w ' of which was but a few weeks old when its mother full n victim 10 neglect und despair and hum let simple narrative tell her tale of woe when her infant was bul ten days old she was un der the essity of oiling out thr nigh drift mid snow ami piercing wind lo gather fuel to keep her from freezing her husband being gone on ii drunken frolic sho took ft severe cold and was soon confined to her lied of straw for such it lilo rallv was no longer able lo walk or even sit up early one morning us her brutal husband was set ling off to ilu tavern to pe.i<l ibe day she expos tulated with hiin and en.leavoroil to impress upon lus mind her distressed snd cn'ical condition shu ami thai refreshing sleep which seals up the eye lids in c.iliii and soft repose niul ministers to real enjoyments we marvel wh fashion instead i being represented in bewitching and attractive co lors ui noi drawn with a medusa's head bar eves ami snaky crest — or under the silken cowl and wreaths of rasos skeleton head peeping out as a warning — nnd a oaulion in timo a memento itmri i this couutrv we eat an.l ilance ourselves to death with much more rapidity thun ihe d at the sand wi.-li islands i met ii friend on the pare i week who said " will you cm lo our pa.lv to-morrow night !" a party 1 howl comfortable dish of tea game of whist glass of whiskey-punch and a sandwich eli '." oh no — a real tourer — a dancing jam — a regular turn out — been preparing a fortnight i must give a couple overy year for ihe sake of the world u know the world ha i well i'll in an.l if i don't you won't im-s ni in the squeeze tell me for old acquaintance nks how much will the result of gambling — wn rejoice to learn that the gambling shop which has been so boldly established in our peaceful and compnrntivel mo ral town has met with but poor eucoumgemout and lhat our fellow townsmen are unwilling to risk their fair fame ibr the appellation gambler i or to exchange iheir prospects of an hooeet com petence for the precarious and disreputable chancos tiered in tin haunts of indolence and vice por tbe lilsl week after the bstabusi ill of the house iii question the pies of curiosity availed a majority of those who visited it hut thnt has ceased to ihi an apology and the few calls lhal now oonliini i ih made are attributed to the proper motive and proud ure w to say that thev are indeed few we understand thai our lust allusion to ilus sub ject moderate in manner end well intentioned us it was gave ll.-nc to those concerned wens sun them lhal wu did not intend to wound the i.-.l inys of any ono ; our motives was of u dilfercnt persia wu uddicled t in'.emperanoo pnraxapas one of h.s favorites one iluy after u debauch re presented to bun thul ha had drank too much wine i will convince vou said cambyaes thai wine never deprives me of my judgment or address ll then called for another howl iiiiii having quaf fed it h lore i the hoi i peraxapee a promis ing youth of i - v.-urs of age i be tl i lo the iruiik i one of the trees iii the garden of ll palace lie then selected un arrow a i while lining il to lus how he ii kane i towards the terrace saying " if i do not pierce the heart of your son with lhis ar row i will frankl acknowledge thai wine has a paralyzing influence over my fiioeltiee thu ar row hew through the nr nnd lodged in the bosom of lhe youth on being opened his heart was found cloven in twin the courtiers present including peraxapee were loud in ibuir praises of lhe ad dress of the tyrant ileaulii a king of
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Wilson Chandler returned after a two-month absence due to hip problems with a strong effort on both sides of the ball for the Denver Nuggets.
Chandler scored 14 points in 21 minutes, tops among Denver's reserves, and had two steals to key a big fourth-quarter run as the Nuggets rallied past the Warriors 116-105 Sunday night for their season-high fifth straight win.
"I got a little winded but hopefully that's something I've just got to fight through," said Chandler, who was playing for the first time since early November after undergoing surgery last spring to repair a labral tear in his left hip. "It felt good to be back out there having fun. Not being healthy last year and this year has been frustrating so I was glad I was out there for that long and felt that good."
Chandler's return provides another option for the Nuggets on an already deep bench as Denver's reserves outscored Golden State's backups 48-17.
Danilo Gallinari scored 21 points and Ty Lawson had 20 for the Nuggets.
Stephen Curry scored 29 points, including seven 3-pointers, to lead Golden State. David Lee added 23 points and 13 rebounds and Harrison Barnes had 21 points.
Down by eight going into the fourth quarter, Denver opened the period with a 19-2 flurry to go up 98-89. Andre Miller and Corey Brewer each scored six points, running the floor and scoring primarily on layups. Faried converted a three-point play when he muscled in a dunk and was fouled by Lee.
The Warriors opened the door to the Nuggets' comeback with some sloppy ball-handling, committing seven of their 18 turnovers in the fourth quarter and allowing Denver to get its transition game going.
"We didn't take care of the basketball at the start of the fourth quarter," Warriors coach Mark Jackson said. "We gave them life by being careless with the basketball. It is a team that feeds off that. They got going in transition and that hurt us."
Lee broke up the flurry with a dunk and Curry connected on successive 3s to pull the Warriors to 100-97 with 6:10 remaining.
Brewer, who finished with 13 points, and Gallinari hit 3s around a dunk by Gallinari to rebuild the Nuggets' lead to 108-97. Barnes' 3 with 4:00 left cut the Warriors' deficit to nine points but Faried shook loose for a breakaway dunk and the Warriors didn't threaten again.
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Debra Darlene (Walty) Sowards, 46, CNA, of Augusta, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2012.
Debra Darlene (Walty) Sowards, 46, CNA, of Augusta, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2012.
Visitation with family greeting friends will be held from 5-7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 30, at Dunsford Funeral Home. Funeral service will be at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 1, at the First Christian Church in Augusta. Interment to follow in Elmwood Cemetery, Augusta.
Debbie was born Aug. 29, 1966, to Larry and Linda Walty in Wichita. She married Kurt Sowards on April 21, 1984, in Topeka.
Her survivors include: her husband Kurt of the home; son, Kristopher (Andi) Sowards of Wichita; daughter, Kayla (Marc) Wall of Augusta; mother, Linda Walty of Andover; brother, Larry (Stephanie) Walty, II of Andover; sister, Paula (Greg) Palmer of Wichita; grandchildren, Landen Wall and Adyson Sowards; many aunts, uncles, nephews, nieces, cousins and her dog Sadie.
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CHESAW Two local men have been arrested in connection with the September shooting death of Hoquiam hunter Michael R. Carrigan.
Adam Shaun Jennings, 27, and John Wayne Jennings, 57, were arrested Tuesday on suspicion of first-degree murder, Undersheriff Joe Somday said.
Adam Jennings also was arrested on suspicion of unlawful possession of a firearm, Somday said. His father was arrested on suspicion of delivery of a firearm to an ineligible person.
Both live on Pontiac Ridge Road about six miles from Chesaw.
They were booked into the county jail.
Carrigan, 52, died Sept. 2 during a hunting trip. His hunting partner, Gig Harbor resident George R. Stover, 65, told deputies they had been hunting grouse and Carrigan got out of the vehicle to shoot at a grouse.
Stover heard a shot and saw Carrigan with blood on him and then saw him fall to the ground, Sheriff Frank Rogers said.
An autopsy determined he died of a gunshot wound to the back.
As of mid-afternoon Tuesday, law enforcement officers were still on the scene executing a search warrant on the Jennings property and home, Somday said.
Due to the ongoing investigation, the Sheriff's Office is withholding further information.
Carrigan's death was the fifth homicide in the county in 2013.
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The Goddess of Mtwara and Other StoriesThe Caine Prize for African Writing 2017edited by the Caine Prize Committee and Chris Brazier
published 2017 5 ¼ x 8 • 272 pagesISBN 9781566560344 • paperback • $16.95 •
The Caine Prize is regarded as Africas leading literary award. The eighteenth Caine Prize was selected from 148 entries from 22 African countries. This collection highlights the five short listers, with 11 additional stories chosen from the Caine Prize workshop, a 12-day retreat for new and established writers held, this year, in Tanzania. Sudans Bushra al-Fadil won the 2017 Caine Prize with The Story of the Girl Whose Birds Flew Away, an atmospheric meditation on elusive (and illusive) connections amid chaos. Al-Fadils coshort listers were Lesley Nneka Arimahs Who Will Greet You at Home, which introduces a baby made of human hair; Chikodili Emelumadus Bush Baby, featuring a man terrorized by his careless greed; Arinze Ifeakandus Gods Children Are Little Broken Things, about a students homosexual awakening (and suppression); and Magogodi oaMphela Makhenes The Virus, about the price of survival after global destruction. Of the latter 11, Esther Karim Mngodos titular The Goddess of Mtwara is a love story that goes awry. As laudable a collection this is as both introduction and celebration of contemporary African writing, further contextual support, such as a glossary for non-English words, would have been enlightening and appreciated. Still, this is an admirable and essential gateway to current African fiction.Booklist
Now entering its eighteenth year, the Caine Prize for African Writing is Africa's leading literary prize, and is awarded to a short story by an African writer published in English, whether in Africa or elsewhere. This collection brings together seventeen short stories—the five 2017 shortlisted stories, along with stories written at the 2017 Caine Prize Writers' Workshop that took place in Tanzania.The collection showcases young writers who go on to publish successful novels, for instance: Leila Aboulela, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Sefi Atta, Brian Chikwava and Helon Habila.The shortlisted writers include: • God's Children are Little Broken Things by Arinze Ifeakandu (Nigeria) • The Story of the Girl Whose Birds Flew Away by Bushra al-Fadil (Sudan), translated by Max Shmookler • Bush Baby by Chikodili Emelumadu (Nigeria) • Who Will Greet You at Home by Lesley Nneka Arimah (Nigeria) • The Virus by Magogodi oa Mphela Makhene (South Africa)
The collection also includes stories written by the following authors at the workshop that took place in Tanzania: Last year's winner, Lidudumalingani (South Africa), Abdul Adan (Somalia/Kenya), Lesley Nneka Arimah (Nigeria) Tendai Huchu (Zimbabwe), Cheryl Ntumy (Botswana/Ghana), Daniel Rafiki (Rwanda), Darla Rudakubana (Rwanda), Agazit Abate (Ethiopia). Praise for the Caine Prize for African Writing "Africa's most important literary award." —International Herald Tribune
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Earth : South America : Peru : Southern Sierra (Peru) : Ayacucho
Ayacucho is in the Southern Sierra region of Peru. The population is about 100,000, altitude 2,700 m. Ayacucho is embedded in a broad sunny valley with mild climate. It is home of the Morocucho people, a group of the Quechua.
During the 80's and early 90's, Ayacucho was mostly under control of the Sendero Luminoso, an extreme leftist terrorist group (or liberation group, depending on your point of view). After the successful anti-terror fights under president Fujimori, the influence of the Sendero Luminoso decreased almost completely. In the recent years, some singular activities have come up again. The area of Ayacucho is declared as zona de emergencia (emergency zone), but the only practical restriction for normal tourists seems to be the recommendation not to travel in the area during night time.
The Tourist Office is found in the Plaza de Armas.
Get in
The Airport has flights from Lima. Small airlines in Peru are a bit sketchy, but a good alternative for those who don't like a rough long bus ride.
Daily buses to and from Lima on a well paved road. (9-10h) - It goes over some high mountain passes which make some people sick
Daily buses to and from Pisco the same well paved road. (6h)
Daily buses to and from Huancavelica offer 2 alternatives: 1. The direct way via Lircay (dust road) or 2. via Rumichaca and St. Ines. Take the main road from Ayacucho to the coast until Rumichaca (paved and in good condition), then catch a bus to Huancavelica (departure 11AM, dust road). The landscape is unique and impressive, the very most part of it is between 4000 and 5000 m sea level.
Daily buses to and from Andahuaylas, run by Molina, Wari (leaves at 5AM) and others (at least 10 rough hours). The dust road is partly in very poor condition, but the magnificent scenery is more than a compensation for that.
Get around
Taxis run for 3 Soles (1US$) in the city.
Willy Del Posa Posa runs a Tourist Agency Near the Plaza de Armas. He proved honest and helpful on a few occasions.
You can stay at the Plaza Hotel for as long as you need.
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|Peace by John Rubens Smith.
John Rubens Smith Collection,
Library of Congress Prints and Photographs Division
I have explored this question before and determined then that you should definitely spend the money for these files. Yesterday I was going through a new pension file that I had received and I made a new realization: spend the dough on the pension file BEFORE you do much else. Why? Because I would have saved years of stumbling upon records. Many of the facts about my ancestor were already in the pension file. When I received the file after having already completed years of research, I really didn't learn anything Earth shattering about my ancestor. Had I bought the pension file early in my research, the work would have been done for me.
Here are the facts pension file I received on Philip Kuhn gave me:
- His birth date and place
- His father's name
- Physical information such as his height and coloring
- The names of his children and wife and all of their birth dates
- His migratory travel (with dates) through three states
- The reason Philip traveled through three different states
- The name and address of his brother
- The name and address of his sister-in-law and her migratory patterns
- The fact that his father-in-law traveled with him
- The life issues his family faced after his death
- How and when he died
- A brief description of his military service and the fact that he was a prisoner of war
- Descriptions of the type of man he was
Really, what other type of document gives that much information in one fell swoop, I ask you? Other than a personal journal or a stack of correspondence I can think of nothing else that is so helpful. Of course, not all pension files will include all of this, but by the nature of what they are and what they try to prove the must contain most of the list. The point is, if you know of a military veteran in your tree, but don't know much else, spend the dough on the pension file. It is well worth what you will save in looking for all of the above information from separate sources.


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Antiviral Therapy in Treating Patients With Kaposi's Sarcoma With or Without HIV Infection
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00019240
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : April 21, 2004
Last Update Posted : June 20, 2013
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RATIONALE: Herpesvirus is found in Kaposi's sarcoma lesions in most patients; it is therefore possible that the herpesvirus has a role in causing Kaposi's sarcoma. Cidofovir is an antiviral drug that acts against many types of herpesvirus, and may be an effective treatment for Kaposi's sarcoma.
PURPOSE: Phase II trial to study the effectiveness of cidofovir in treating patients with Kaposi's sarcoma with or without HIV infection.
|Condition or disease
|Drug: cidofovir
|Phase 2
OBJECTIVES: I. Assess the antitumor activity of intravenous cidofovir in patients with Kaposi's sarcoma (KS) with and without human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. II. Assess the effect of intravenous cidofovir on the load of KS-associated herpesvirus/human herpesvirus-8 in KS lesions and peripheral blood mononuclear cells by quantitative polymerase chain reaction. III. Assess the toxicity of cidofovir in KS patients with and without HIV infection. IV. Assess the effect of cidofovir on angiogenic cytokines related to the pathogenesis of KS.
OUTLINE: All patients receive intravenous cidofovir weekly for 2 weeks, then every other week for 6 months. Patients with a complete or partial response may continue treatment until disease progression intervenes.
PROJECTED ACCRUAL: Up to 25 evaluable patients will be entered over approximately 6 months if there are at least 2 responses in the first 15 patients.
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DISEASE CHARACTERISTICS: Biopsy-proven Kaposi's sarcoma (KS) HIV infection (measured by ELISA and Western blot) allowed NCI pathology review required At least 5 measurable lesions required No prior local therapy to indicator lesions Lesions evaluable by noninvasive methods No actively bleeding or critically located KS of immediate risk to patient or at the discretion of the Principal Investigator and/or Study Chairperson No pulmonary or other potentially acutely life-threatening KS lesions
PATIENT CHARACTERISTICS: Age: 18 and over Performance status: Karnofsky 70-100% Life expectancy: More than 3 months Hematopoietic: Absolute neutrophil count at least 750/mm3 Platelet count at least 75,000/mm3 Hemoglobin at least 11 g/dL (10 g/dL in women) CD4 count greater than 50 cells per cubic millimeter Hepatic: Bilirubin no greater than 1.5 times normal (unless due to Gilbert's disease) Patients on protease inhibitors may have bilirubin no greater than 3.5 mg/dL (direct bilirubin no greater than 0.2 mg/dL) AST/ALT no greater than 75 IU/mL Alkaline phosphatase no greater than 2.5 times normal Renal: Creatinine less than 1.5 mg/dL Creatinine clearance (calculated) greater than 55 mL/min Proteinuria less than 2+ Cardiovascular: No significant EKG abnormality Other: No actively life-threatening infection At least 14 days since treatment for serious infection No known clinically significant allergy to probenecid or sulfa No grade 3 or worse clinical or laboratory toxicity other than lymphopenia No medical condition that precludes protocol treatment or informed consent No second malignancy within 1 year except basal cell skin cancer No pregnant or nursing women Negative pregnancy test required of fertile women within 1 week prior to entry, every 4 weeks while on study, and 4 weeks after last treatment Effective contraception required of fertile women
PRIOR CONCURRENT THERAPY: At least 1 week since treatment with any of the following: Diuretics Vidarabine Amphotericin B Aminoglycoside antibiotics Intravenous pentamidine Other known or potentially nephrotoxic agents Other investigational agents with anti-herpesvirus activity At least 4 weeks since systemic or local anti-herpesvirus therapy other than mucocutaneous acyclovir cream At least 4 weeks since systemic therapy for KS or other systemic or cutaneous malignancy At least 1 month since discontinuation of antiretroviral therapy Concurrent antiretroviral therapy allowed provided doses of the following, either alone or in combination, stable for at least 1 month prior to entry: AZT ddC 3TC ddI d4T protease inhibitor
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the contact information provided by the sponsor.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier (NCT number): NCT00019240
|United States, Maryland
|Medicine Branch
|Bethesda, Maryland, United States, 20892
|Study Chair:
|Robert Yarchoan, MD
|National Cancer Institute (NCI)
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|NCT00019240 History of Changes
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|First Posted:
|April 21, 2004 Key Record Dates
|Last Update Posted:
|June 20, 2013
|Last Verified:
|November 2007
Keywords provided by National Cancer Institute (NCI):
classic Kaposi sarcoma
AIDS-related Kaposi sarcoma
recurrent Kaposi sarcoma
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Sarcoma, Kaposi
Neoplasms, Connective and Soft Tissue
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Herpesviridae Infections
DNA Virus Infections
Virus Diseases
Neoplasms, Vascular Tissue
Antiviral Agents
Anti-Infective Agents


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The Ravens are scheduled to meet with Joe Flacco's agent at the Scouting Combine as they try to hammer out a new deal for the Super Bowl XLVII MVP in talks that will have a great deal of impact on the rest of the roster for the 2013 season.
One player whose status will likely be most affected by the Flacco negotiations is wide receiver Anquan Boldin. Boldin is set to make $6 million next season with a cap number of $7.531 million, which has led to speculation that he'll need to restructure his deal to avoid getting released. Aaron Wilson of the Baltimore Sun reports that there have been no talks on that front as of yet.
It's easy to understand why that's the case. The Ravens have a little more than $10 million in cap room right now, but there won't be any room if they wind up having to use the franchise tag on Flacco before the March 4 deadline. Beyond that, the team has to make tender offers for their restricted free agents or sign them to new deals that will further impact their available cap room. That group includes tight end Ed Dickson, tight end Dennis Pitta and defensive end Arthur Jones, all of whom are players the Ravens don't want to lose this offseason. On top of that, there are free agents like linebacker Dannell Ellerbe and safety Ed Reed that the team might want to bring back.
Until they have a better handle on how much money they'll need, it's hard to work out a restructure with Boldin. Given all the moving parts, though, it seems like a conversation that will have to come eventually.


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is the Commission's anniversary Conference. Dunamis International Gospel Centre was founded on the 10th of November 1996. (See brief history). And so the Kingdom Power and Glory World Conference, which takes place every November, is an annual anniversary conference where the Dunamis family, sons of the ministry and many others gather annually.
ANNUAL CONFERENCE SEASON: Last Tuesday to Last Friday in the Month of NOVEMBER
Relationship Strategic Success Secrets Meeting (RSSS) with Dr Mrs Becky Enenche


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Maybe it's just me, but lately I'm noticing a greater swaggering amongst the US mainstream left-of-center media. Some of it can be of course attributed to the euphoria of Barack Obama's election, but I think for the most part it is collective relief after eight years of news oppression.
This is where the diehard fans of former President George W. Bush begin protesting, but the facts are indisputable. The chill over the news outlets was obvious from the start; the massive protest and subsequent abuse of protesters during Bush's 2001 presidential inauguration was largely ignored by the mainstream media. To this day one has to veer off the beaten path to find any details. Wikipedia glosses over the incident… but findings of Washington DC police spying on activists show that the subject is certainly deserved of more attention.


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Accepted PCC Open EOY 2015
Common Blue Morpho (Morpho peleides) recently emerged from chrysallis. St. Louis Zoo Monsanto Insectarium
Marion, Alpha female wolf stands in a deadfall in Wolf Park, Indiana
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Sunrise along the Apostle Island National Lakeshore
Whimbrel Santa Monica Beach
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Whimbrel Santa Monica Beach
Sunrise along the Apostle Island National Lakeshore
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Mom teaches her daughter the Pledge of alliegence at a 9/11 memorial in Napervill, IL
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Putting shares of Hutchison Telecommunications (Aust) (HTA.AX) at the forefront, let's drill down into some key metrics.
ADX Momentum Focus
Taking a quick look at technical levels and trend lines, we see that the stock has a 14-day ADX of 14.17. For traders looking to capitalize on trends, the ADX may be an essential technical tool. In general, and ADX value from 0-25 would represent an absent or weak trend. A value of 25-50 would indicate a strong trend. A value of 50-75 would indicate a very strong trend, and a value of 75-100 would signify an extremely strong trend.
Looking further at additional technical indicators we can see that the 14-day Commodity Channel Index (CCI) for Hutchison Telecommunications (Aust) (HTA.AX) is sitting at 100.46. CCI is an indicator used in technical analysis that was designed by Donald Lambert. Although it was originally intended for commodity traders to help identify the start and finish of market trends, it is frequently used to analyze stocks as well. A CCI reading closer to +100 may indicate more buying (possibly overbought) and a reading closer to -100 may indicate more selling (possibly oversold).
Moving averages can help spot trends and price reversals. They may also be used to help find support or resistance levels. Moving averages are considered to be lagging indicators meaning that they confirm trends. A certain stock may be considered to be on an uptrend if trading above a moving average and the average is sloping upward. On the other side, a stock may be considered to be in a downtrend if trading below the moving average and sloping downward. Shares of Hutchison Telecommunications (Aust) (HTA.AX) have a 7-day moving average of 0.07. Taking a glance at the relative strength indictor, we note that the 14-day RSI is currently at 52.52, the 7-day stands at 52.79, and the 3-day is sitting at 43.67.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of stock price movements. The RSI was developed by J. Welles Wilder, and it oscillates between 0 and 100. Generally, the RSI is considered to be oversold when it falls below 30 and overbought when it heads above 70. RSI can be used to detect general trends as well as finding divergences and failure swings.
Investors may be doing a portfolio evaluation as we head into the second half of the calendar year. Assessing results from the first half may help identify what went right, and what went wrong. Many investors may have missed the charge, and they keep hoping for stocks to retreat to go on a buying spree. Gaining a solid grasp on the markets may take years to truly figure out. Combining technical analysis and tracking fundamentals may provide a large boost of confidence to the investor. Being able to sift through the countless chatter may take some perseverance and extreme focus. Creating a winning portfolio might only be a few sharp trades away.