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Ellsworth Kelly began his studies as an artist at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn in 1941, and the same year enlisted in the U.S. Army. In 1944 he participated in the operations in Normandy and Brittany. During the time his division was stationed in Saint-Germain-en-Laye, Kelly made his first trip to Paris. When he returned to the United States, he entered the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, where he began training as a realist painter. In 1948, Kelly took advantage of the G.I. Bill to return to Paris, where he stayed for six years. While the years between 1948 and 1954 were crucial ones for the Abstract Expressionists in New York, Kelly's work, away from this influence, developed a greater affinity with that of Matisse and Arp.
Hard-edged, flat, and without a trace of the artist's hand, Kelly's signature imagery is nonetheless based on architectural and natural forms. In Kelly's hands, abstraction becomes a conceptual method by which he reconfigures and recontextualizes the forms and structures of the real world. His paintings and sculptures represent a subjective interpretation of reality, rather than a descriptive copy of it. In "Blue Green Red," he has juxtaposed three bold colors in a highly skillful and effective manner to create a complex picture in which color and shape are one. The edges of one shape—the rectangle—are identified with the edges of the canvas, while the blue ellipse expands beyond the canvas, forcing us to finish it in our minds. Despite the clean, precise rendering of the ellipse, its form is irregular and seems to float and swell, activating the entire composition.
Kelly's arrangement of the complementary colors, which work to intensify one another at their intersections, is also an essential component of the work. The opposite colors of red and green both add to the boldness of the work and divide the overall rectangle into distinct units. The artist has also exploited the tendency of warm colors to appear to come forward on the picture plane, and cool ones to recede. While the bright, unmodulated colors are unequivocally two-dimensional, we can nevertheless read the red strip at the bottom as foreground and the cool green and blue as receding background. When viewed as foreground and background in this way, the sources in nature for Kelly's forms are suggested. Blue and green are the colors of water and earth—perhaps lake and field, as indicated not only by hue but by the swelling, fluid shape of the ellipse and the flatness of the green surrounding it. While the painting itself is continuous with the European biomorphic tradition, its scale is that of the huge close-ups of billboards and movie screens—a very American form.
Seattle: Seattle Art Museum, November 28, 1970 - May 2, 1971.San Diego, California: Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, January 18 - April 14, 2003. Houston, Texas: Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, April 26 - July 27, 2003. New York: Whitney Museum of American Art, August 10 - November 3, 2003. ¦Ellsworth Kelly:Red Green Blue, Paintings and Studies, 1958-1965. pp 52-53, reproduced in color.


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and#8220;If you can't laugh at a hard time in your life, you ain't over it yet,and#8221; he said in a press statement.
D'Andrea's act is a whirlwind tour of thoughts and impressions with stops at unexpected platforms. He's from the old school where material comes from creativity and talent, not requiring shock value to sustain it. Borrowing from masters like Jack Benny, D'Andrea can, when he feels it's needed, make people laugh without saying a word. But don't worry, he has plenty.
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RENTON — Rookie Bruce Irvin's mentor finally arrived in Seattle when veteran defensive end Chris Clemons signed his contract extension and reported to training camp over the weekend.
The 30-year-old Clemons showed his displeasure with a lack of a new deal by not showing up to most of Seattle's offseason workouts. And that decision affected the development of Irvin, who was selected No. 15 overall by the Seahawks in the first round as the heir apparent to Clemons.
But with Clemons now in camp, Irvin can begin to study how the University of Georgia product gets to the quarterback on a regular basis.
"It's a big help," Irvin said about having Clemons back in the fold. "I felt like when Clem wasn't here, I was running around like a chicken with my head cut off. Now that Clem is here and I get can a visual of what he's doing, it really helps me out a lot."
And Clemons, who signed a reported three-year, $21 million deal, is eager to help.
"He's super fast, so you know it's going to help me," Clemons said about Irvin. "Hopefully I'm able to help him throughout the season and help him mature as a football player."
The Seahawks want to replicate the kind of success they had rushing the passer two years ago, when Clemons finished with 11 sacks and veteran Raheem Brock had nine sacks.
Last year, Clemons again posted 11 sacks, but the team's second-leading pass rusher was linebacker Leroy Hill, with four. Seattle finished tied for 19th in the league with 33 sacks.
Even worse, the Seahawks had 12 sacks on third down last season, fourth-worst in the league.
Seattle defensive line coach Todd Wash stressed the importance of generating a consistent pass rush with just the four defensive linemen so the Seahawks do not have to blitz to get pressure.
"You see a lot of juice on the field," Wash said. "And you see a lot of speed, obviously, with the two ends and J.J. (Jason Jones). And then we're in the process of finding two more rushers to fill in – we need at least six rushers every Sunday to play.
"We're excited about our progress, but we still have a long ways to go."
Along with the speed off the edge, Seattle added a player who can push the pocket in 6-foot-5, 276-pound defensive tackle Jones, who was signed as a free agent. The former Tennessee Titans player will rush the passer from inside on passing downs and back up Red Bryant at defensive end.
"He's a pretty good, big key to our inside," Clemons said about Jones. "Last year, we didn't have that – Red (Bryant) and (Brandon) Mebane started rushing at the end of the year.
"So now having him, it's going to help us because he's going to be that fresh body coming off the sideline."
Along with Jones, third-year pro Clinton McDonald subs in for Mebane during passing situations. Seattle received McDonald in a trade with Cincinnati last season for cornerback Kelly Jennings. The 6-2, 300-poundMcDonald has the quickness and brute strength to collapse the pocket, making it easier for Irvin and Clemons to get around the edge.
The defensive line also is fueled by playing in front of one the best defensive backfields in the league, with cornerback Brandon Browner and safeties Kam Chancellor and Earl Thomas all playing in the Pro Bowl last year and second-year pro cornerback Richard Sherman not far behind.
"We understand that they are physical guys," Clemons said. "We understand that wide receivers are not going to be able to just get off the ball on them, and (that will) give us a split second more of an opportunity to get to the quarterback and cause problems in the backfield."
No one appeared to be more pleased with the fact that the Seahawks were putting the pads on for the first time at Monday's practice than second-year linebacker K.J. Wright.
Wright welcomed running back Robert Turbin to the league by drilling the rookie from Utah State, knocking Turbin on his back a couple of yards behind the line of scrimmage on a running play.
Wright again flashed that physical attitude during a running drill by standing up fullback Kregg Lumpkin, the lead blocker on the play.
And Wright finished the day by pancaking receiver Antonio Bryant on a crossing route during team drills.
"I had to come out here and show these boys what's up, especially with these rookies," Wright said. "You've got to put a pop on them and let them know how practice is going to be from here on out.
"This is the big boys. We're hitting so get your pads low."
Rookie quarterback Russell Wilson took the majority of the first-team repetitions on Monday, with Tarvaris Jackson working with the second unit and Matt Flynn working with the third unit.
Wilson appeared to be in command, doing a nice job of stepping up and throwing down the middle of the field when he felt pressure from the outside.
He said playing with veteran receivers Sidney Rice and Kellen Winslow has helped in his development.
"It's been good to be out here with guys who have played in the National Football League and have excelled at a very high level," Wilson said. "To try to figure out, 'OK what are you going to do here if it's man (coverage). Or if this guy's on this leverage and it's zone, what are you thinking?' That's how you have to talk to them, because you never know when your name is going to be called to be out on the field."
Tight end Kellen Winslow returned to practice after sitting out Sunday. Offensive lineman Allen Barbre was on the field for the first time in training camp after tending to a family situation. Along with offensive lineman James Carpenter, wide receiver Jermaine Kearse and cornerback Walter Thurmond, all of whom are on the PUP list, others who did not practice Monday were defensive linemen Alan Branch and Jason Jones, linebackers Jameson Konz and Matt McCoy, cornerback Ron Parker and tight end Anthony McCoy.
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At 6-foot-5, 276, Seattle Seahawks defensive end Jason Jones thought basketball would be his ticket to a college scholarship. The Detroit native averaged 24 points and 14 rebounds at Lathrup High.
But not many colleges were looking for a 6-5 power forward, so Jones used his basketball skills to become a dominant pass rusher at Eastern Michigan, where he attended school on a football scholarship.
"It's just your footwork," he said. "The sliding and the moves that you do in basketball – especially as a pass rusher – helps you out going against offensive linemen and people that are a little bit slower than you."
Mr. Versatility
Besides quarterback Matt Flynn, Jones could prove to be Seattle's most valuable free agent addition. Jones totaled 15.5 sacks in four seasons with Tennessee, being used mostly as defensive end.
But he signed a one-year, $4.5 million deal in free agency with the Seahawks because they promised to return him to his more natural position of defensive tackle. Jones replaces last year's situational pass rusher Anthony Hargrove, who signed with Green Bay in free agency during the offseason.
"That's the reason they brought me in, so that I could move up and down the line," Jones said. "You will see me at end, and you will see me inside, too. So you'll see me up and down the whole line.
"I think the OTAs (organized team activities) really helped me out as far as learning the playbook, the ins and outs of the defense and learning what the coaches want out of me."
Jordan fan in Motown
Although he hales from Detroit, Jones said he grew up a fan of Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls. But he also rooted for the Detroit Pistons, with Bad Boys Bill Laimbeer, Joe Dumars and Isiah Thomas.
The Seahawks have a basketball goal at the team's facility, so Jones said that players like receiver Sidney Rice, who played basketball at South Carolina, can show off their skills during the team's down time.
"We were out there yesterday shooting around," Jones said. "People were seeing if they could still dunk. Sidney's got a nice little jump shot, too. I think having that out there makes the atmosphere a little more relaxed, and a little more fun."
Looking for a winner
Jones, 26, visited the NFC West division rival St. Louis Rams during free agency. But he said one of the reasons he signed with the Seahawks was that he thinks they have enough talent to make the playoffs and ultimately compete for a Super Bowl.
Jones also likes the characters and camaraderie in his position group.
"There's a lot of characters and a lot of personalities in the room, which makes it so much fun," Jones said. "So I know that we can't wait to get out there and hear that 12th Man roaring so we can get after the quarterback."
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8 Jul 2011
RYAN VREDE says the Crusaders will have too much class and experience for the Reds and MARK KEOHANE says the value bet is not in the outcome but in the nature of the first score.
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8 Jul 2011, 17:22 pmCrusaders have class but they will be too tired.
8 Jul 2011, 17:32 pmalready bet on the reds.
8 Jul 2011, 18:21 pmCrusaders by 5+. Despite all odds of tiredness, homesickness and Brisbane crowd.
8 Jul 2011, 19:49 pmReds were top of the log, they beat the Crusaders earlier in the tournament and they are in great form.
Red hot Reds to win it!
8 Jul 2011, 23:54 pmRegardless of whether the Crusaders win lor lose. They have singlehandedly consigned the travel excuse to the dustbin. It just shows that great teams overcome all obstacles and dont whinge about the challenge. They have travelled 10,000 + km to get to the final. That alone is an extraordinary achievement.
They are champions tonight regardless of the final score and Stu Dickinson critical blunder last time they played. -
8 Jul 2011, 23:56 pm@lapoftherugbygods(lapoftherugbygods)-5: Not really. The Crusaders are just THAT much better than anyone else, travel or no travel.
9 Jul 2011, 00:08 amNot really sure about this pick on bru.
Think Saders are a far better team than Reds. Though with the Aussie one never knows, they never give up….always ready for a battle. Just have to weigh it up a bit. Reds never played the play off games. So had a rest there never had to travel. So a extra plus there. Had a good work out against the Blues. Saders will be really travel weary by the time the time they play in Brissie. Though the adrenaline to win for the Chch disaster will give them the extra fuel. Then Brisbane faced disaster with the floods this year as well. That could get the Reds going. Also their unbelievable climb from beaten 92/3 in 2007 by the Bulls to now top the whole S15 tourney. That could give any team a massive boost.
For me tomorrows game will be up for grabs. May the best team win.
But the Sader forwards are way better than the Reds. Will the travel get to the Saders or will the huge occasion holding the SuperRugby final get to the Reds?
May the best team win.
9 Jul 2011, 03:23 amInteresting….
"Former South African captain Wynand Claasen is to lead a "Reconciliation Tour" of Springboks and fans to the World Cup in New Zealand later this year, to mark the 30th anniversary of the highly controversial 1981 tour.
Claasen led the team which played the last official tests against the All Blacks under apartheid that year before a decade of isolation set in.
He said this week the aim was a reunion of close teammates and also "to embrace New Zealand and show we're not so bad".
He hoped 20 of the 28-man 1981 squad plus 40 supporters would travel with him in September to meet their old adversaries, rekindle tour memories, good and bad, and pay respects to those New Zealanders who stood by them.
Some of the'81 squad (hooker Robbie Cockrell and lock Louis Moolman) had died while others, like flyhalf Naas Botha and fullback Johan Heunis, had commitments at home (Botha will commentate on the event for TV from South Africa)
But Claasen expected most of the rest would to be on the plane. And hooker Shaun Povey and centre Willie du Plessis who'd since emigrated to Australia would join them here.
Andy Dalton, the 1981 All Black captain, had been asked to arrange a reception in Auckland where Claasen hoped to see old friends such as Murray Mexted and Billy Bush.
He expressed special affection for Bush, the captain of the Maori team the Springboks played on that tour and "a great friend of South Africa".
Bush told the Weekend Herald he hoped a "good number" of the'81 All Blacks would meet their Springbok offsiders. He remembered being banned from his local freezing works for going on the 1976 tour to South Africa, where he was targeted on account of his skin colour.
Five years later, the emotion his Maori teammates took into their game with the'Boks was remarkable. "Just before we kicked off, I said, 'These guys think they're superior. We're just **** to them.' And that really got the boys stoked up."
Asked how he felt now about the controversial tour now, Claasen said: "1981 was a very different time.
It was sad to see anti-South Africa feeling in New Zealand.We were young guys who just wanted to beat the All Blacks. But, looking back, maybe South Africa had to go through that process to see the anti-South Africa, anti-government feeling."
9 Jul 2011, 04:00 amThe South African accent isn't the prettiest is it.
Mind due, the Aussie and NZ accents aren't much better.Saders will win simply because in most positions they have the better player and they have the extra motivation of the earthquake – imagine the team talk b4 the game starts.
I think they will win comfortably
9 Jul 2011, 08:20 amIf you look at the odds the Crusaders just need to pitch to win this one! Forget all the travel, forget the home ground it is all the Crusaders. Even in the tipping we see only a few going for the Reds….I don't get it.
But for the record, nice sunny day in Brisbane with a little wind which will sruggle to get into Suncorp.
9 Jul 2011, 08:49 amPanther, interesting article. The 1981 Springbok tour was and still is, one of the most divisive events in the history of our country. Its impact is still felt by many, and went far beyond just another rugby tour. Communities and families were split over the Governments decision at the time, to allow this tour to take place. Ordinary Kiwi's on both sides of the spectrum, went to extraordinary lengths in their opposition to each others views on this matter. Often resorting to violence. This is not a reconciliation tour, its an attempt to reignite old hatreds against a despised ideology. I saw a photo of John Minto posing outside Eden Park yesterday, no doubt he and his followers will again steal the limelight on what should be a celebration of rugby kinship. So stay home guys. This sort of celebration/re-union is not wanted in this country.
9 Jul 2011, 09:09 amHey Ryan Vrede! It must be eating away at you that your Kings team (full strength) can't even win a patched together up-n-coming Cheetahs team! LOL! Moron!
11 Jul 2011, 13:52 pmEina Ryan !
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There is exposure to new customers, and maybe a long-term lease proposition for their store called "Gifted."
"Our goal is to have a permanent spot somewhere for people who want to buy our items year-round," Kincses says. "While we all have adecent following, shoppers can only find us at weekend craft fairs."
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"The pop-up shops allow tenants a chance to truly test-drive the location and see if there is a market for their products," says Tamara Nicholl-Smith, downtown business development director for South Bend.
"Many have fantasized about owning their own store. The pop-up shop program lets them see if the reality matches the picture they had in their head," she says.
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"*&''-"-*&&&& 'Vol. I. GLARE, MIOH., FRIDAY, NOV. I, 1895. No. 19 r •XHILLUIr- WE*nMrtD-G''5T,gA.NED* V*--J__«-fc_—I DE- ;5IZE5iBUT -+4 I i THE SUPERVISORS. Self praise is no recommendation. A -••95S* To^ get a job must have reference. When we pre %| gent"our SHOES we are engaged on the spot. Call in and see them •^? ^| stocks in Olare county. <*'* "SP7S3 ' '••?* .Mia? «st£. iaSBaa ^t& <\v; ^'f. ^ g)t* 4t&. .5.;. *««, •$•*. .514. *?«. oj«. ^V' &» ■*'£■ -sn- •!*?_» -ms* •**«• -afc _s®- ;SI& _sKj ^ __h& *te> ' ^l"? %? *?i? 'Sii- •7i«'?5'l? '4? **;•? *-5f? •■}J*?'?.'?'*.? -Vi? **?»? %_? «?ii',3>t{? ■Vi'?^!'?^!?5?^ -WF •ws** ^i? **iv" ^j?" t-MASON &BCYD, THE LEADERS. • 4'*. _«?& •ft* «?ii- -jt*. ^I*? •5if J^ts. •?ff _*'*•' •a? &% •to- •si?- tftv "W •*% «?/** •*"<& •7ft- && •V5- More shoes than any two I& •V.S* - «5ts. THE SHOEiST. S •MP BK_. BECAUSE are the LOWEST- Our F reshest goods are the Our Prices 1 r5?l Cheap Groceries of us be- we don't handle them. Our PRICES* however, will put to blush those competitors who are handling cheap goods. Their Worlc Finished Last Saturday. A Nol?y Session but no Blood Spilled. The county legislators havo taken a recess until Dec. 30th. The pay stops, by law, af tt r a two weeks session, so tho board finished Saturday. The new chairman filled the position to tbe satisfaction ofthp members. The work moved off without many hitches, though oratory was indulged in by severel when u expense bill ot Prosecuting Attornev (juirin'e came up, The bill was hustled through, however, notwithst-nding.- ._=■& former resolution to the offeet that the prc-seouting attorn*:}* sbou'd pay his own expi rises .n the county. Sup*rv'sors, Comer, Davis, Kiryan, Montuey, Toman and Vap-bi'uschotPn opposed its llow- anoe. Tho old indebtedness to tbo statu was apportioned to Haimton and Arthur, the first namod township having SJ2,t7'2. 72 of it to pay, ancl Arthur &4<H,34. The Courier has bot'n informed by on<3 -who claims to know, that the amount, apportioned to Hamilton should have been as- s.ssed .urumst Sheridan, us tho fir.it named townsmp w.,s not mixed up in tho trouble. Be" that (s it may, the taxpayers of these townships will havo reason to growl when they meet the collector next wintt r. The total assessed valuation ot too county was $1,247,217, and as equalizi d it stands at Sl.034.459, a net reduction o. 8212,758, though this city was raised S2;>,963, Tho tax levy for the coming year was 810,000 for contingent fund, $2,500 for poor luuj and ono-tentb of one mill for the soldiers' and railors relief fund. Four hundred dollars wis voted to Hamilton to aid in building a bridge across the Cedar river; Winterfleld received a §250 donation to her bridge fund, and this city can draw on tbo county treasurer for §200 when tbe new bridge is erected aoroBS the Little Tobacco. Sheriff Browu hasalways worked the prisoners '»n tho county grounds and the board thought it best tor him to use his own judgement with regard to the labor of prisoners in the future. Nothing was heard of the proj-os. d consolidation of the clerk's and legister's office, but it is very probubld that th" salaries will be materially shaved whin the proper time comes, if the machine don't take the field against the advocates of reduced salaries when th-y ask theit eotfstitdenis for a fes-election mxl spring Supervisor Kelley attended t e grand lodge 1. <J. O. F. at Lansing for thne clays during the first week of tbe supervisors met-ting. While there -ire-sports-* little time talking with the auditor gen eral about that claim of the state against the county. Near the close of the session of tha board one of the generous hearted lepublicai s w uled to give him §>25for his services! or, possib y, more as a sop for his rec. nt def *at for the chairmanship. Be it to the credit of Dr. i£ei!y,Iia -refused to itee-pt only that which he had earned, §9.1)0. It will be remembered that some tim a-iO The Coukikk w._-osed the swindh- which the village of Meredith and unsuspecting citizens nil ovei the TJ. S, had boon made victims of. The board made some investigations and ordered tbt- prosecuting attorney to lake st-ps to dissolve and r. move from tho records the Wilson-M: Gaily plat, Sui-.ervisors Temple, of Redoing and Fleming, oi' Winterfield, live 1.1 and 20 miles, respectively' from, the county seat but, each i ne captured p ly for 90 miles travel. The Coxjrier is unable on the map to figure out just What route they took. A Farewell Visit. Among the keenest pleasures of this life is tho priyilego of extending to a friend an expression of your appreciation of tbutr friendship in a manner that will give that friend a satisfactory consciousness of your sincerity. The recipient of the expression may believe himself unworthy qf puch evidences pf esteem, but to tho,givo,r, out of su h u feeling of unwortWness, springs that unalloyed joy and supremo pleasure. After twelve years of continuous rosi- denc» in Olare, Mr, and Mrs, M. P. ■GhriH.bc-liiiii.'Mvill frill taka up their resi- deneoin Sii-inuw, and Mr. Chamberlain advanced faim a branch to a main line run as locomotive engineer. Dnriug the years of their residence here both Mr. 0. .*nd Ins t'stimable wifo and family have endoare.d th'-mselvc s to an extended cir* do of friends^ ivho regret their departure exo''edib.:;ly,''bnt fc-li, it would be a most tileasiint tirivilego to bid theni farewell at their own hoW-. Accordingly, on Tuesday ovi ninr^jibout, 75 friends and neighbors assembled at their pleasant residence on Fifth street while Mr. and Mrs.- Cli'mberluiri wore absent attending a meeting of *' tho Beading Circle at the Oongregiytifmal church. Tho necessary c'*airs, tub Xs, dishes and edibles hi:d been proyj^ed, nnd by the time of their reMirn, evpryono wss enjoying themselves and' tho supper ell under way, being in charge of a committee of ladies. The evening was pleasantly passed and at 11 o'clock the company was invited to the dining room to discuss a most deli- ciously prepared oyster supper, to which ample justice was done. At its close D. E. Alward arose?, announcing the receipt of several telegrams of regret frim -Saginaw and Clio, who were detained at homo for various reasons. Mr. Alward was at his best, ancl in a most delicate and polished i^ahner changed the subject of his remarks from the telegrams to the ties of friendship which had so long bound the host and his fam ly to the as-, semblcd guests, and in closing he presented to Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain, on behalf of the company, a handsome mau- tfo clock, The recipients were visibly affected and for some timo were unable to speak, but that heartfelt gratitude which wdircTs will not express, was ther^, and the givers were amply repaid. Soon after miduight the "good night" •was said &ni the guests departed. The GqjmiEE uiiitea with their many ffit'.ads • in -wisitirg' thsm a happy and prosperous life in their new home. DAVY & COMPANY m We have placed on Sale this week a line of i (g Ladies'Heavy Rough Cloth -Jackets at $7.50, H that are are worth $9,00. Our stock of Dress Goods, Trimmings and £. ° - t*v (.$[ Linings is unsurpassed by that of any store Mthis section.. We placed on in i in gsa {^ line of Double Width, NoVelty Suit fji worth 15c. \fi We are selling Manufacturer's Remnants of sale this week a§\ els, §} in. iv/ < I ft Is o H tn •a. o S u > w z > < c. c o o ■m "a jB. M _ Tliat would cost you 6 cents oil tlie piece. We are selling Ladies' All Wool Natural Grey Underwear at 49c. A good garment e*. qua"! to any 75c. garment shown elsewhere. m i I C§ (§) (§) (§) #J (§) 5c.g ■2c All Linen Toweling Crash at Turkey Red Table Linen, 12 I Shaker Flannels, worth 5c, 4c. |4 Heavy Horse Blankets, each, 75c. m Heavy white Bed Blankets, pair, 42 l-2c $j ■ -^S^^jy ^3ti^fl>'*^:5S''^5t» "" if i% ic Wait for a second invitation Our old customers don't have to be urged to come again and you wont when you learn of our goods and prices. WOLSKY BLOCK CLARE, MICH, tn MASON & BOYD, THE LEADERS- Setiously Injured. Chas. Goodenow, the drayman, seems to be a victim of continued misfortunes He has been afflicted with rheumatism mow or less for some years. Some years ago he sustained severe injuries to his leg which laid him up for sometime, During the past summer he has twice been obliged to.lay by his labors because of slight injuries. Wednesday morning his latest misfortune befell him, and he pronouced it the worst in bis experience, and attending physicians are of the same opinion. He was sitting on the seat of his dray, and attempted to drive into Dan Grouse's blacksmith shop. The c"oor casing caught him as the wheels raised up to the floor and before the team could be stopped he was doubled up in a space of scarcely fifteen inches. Ho fell from the wagon and was carried to the Central hotel and medical aid was summoned. His injuries are to the spine, and though not necessarily fatal, will confine him to his bed for sometime. Mr. Goodenow has a large family and his wife if. in pooi health, in fact be ing under medical care at the time of his injury. Mr. Goodenough is- a hard "working, respected citizen, and is entitled to a largo share of public sympathy. Tho healing properties of DeWitt's Witoh Hazel Salve aVe well known. It cures eczema, skin effeotions and is simply a perfect remedy for piles. Witherspoon. ", |f "We C&LZxy - - - ^- THE LARGEST LINE OF et al to E, F. Wilson, above. Dated Septem- Rent Estate Transfers. Foi5owing*iB*Te!u ertste transfers, for the week ending Oct. 30: Milo Miller to Wm. B"ckwith, s w J_f of n w W sec 0. town 19-5. Dated Oct, 28,1895. 0. W Merrill to M. G. Bentley, n w \{ of n e J_f and lots 1,2 and 7 sec 10, town 20-5. Dated July 12,1894. M. G. B?ntley to A. B. Perkins et al, same property as above. D.'tcd October •_m.. ioS4. A. B. Perkins same property as ber 26,1895. IS. F. Wilson to F. & P. M. B. E. Co. same property as above. Dated October 5,1895. Wilson & McOally Tobacco Oo. to F. L. Bnir, lot.21, block 75, Meredith Land & Improvement company's addition ,£B'' to the village of Meredith. Dated June 20.1892. S. H. Webster to William Scott, e \i of n e ii see 24, town 19-3. Dated June 27, 1895. Isaac Budd to D M. Doran, n e i_£ of.n e M sec 11, town 19-5. Dated October D. M. Doran to W. 0. Ricrs, same as as above. Dated Aug. 5, 1895. W. L. Webber, trustee, to Jobn Tider- mnn, w % of w % of n w \£. sec 20, town 17-5. Dated April 5,1895. /JsSHOWN IN THE CITY, (1% It will be a loss on 'sjP chase a suit without (f|stock, ■ --' ■--,■•- -.- CLOTHING m i w your part if you looking through our | IDAVY & ^ COMPANY,! tv>" ^S^gg^j Richard Northey Dead. After an illness of three months, the primary cause of which was scrofula, Bichard Northey, aged 57 years, died at his home On the south side at 1 o'clock this morning. Interment on Sunday at 2 p. m. in Cherry Groye Cemetery, under the auspices of Clare L. O. L., and the funeral sermon will bo preached oh Sunday, Nov. 10th at the M. E. Churoh by Kev. A. H. Coors. Mr.Northey was born in England, re moving from thero to Canada while quite young, and in 1881 he located in White hall, Mich.a In l^S he moved to Clare where he Ms since resided. He leaves threo boys and one girl* all growh, besides a. loving *wife, to bear the loss. Wood Work Repair Shop. Having purchased the wagon shop' of Kiohard Northey in connection with Dun- woodie's blacksmith shop, I take pleasure in announcing that I am prepared to do all kinds ot wood work repairing. A large stock always on hand. Saws filed and all kinds of tools ground and sharpened. Give me a call. Yours truly Geo. Weie. Tlmf; l_aiMe Iiack can bo atireA with Dr. Miles' SJERVE PLABTEE. Only 25c. We have placed on Sale this Week a large line of Fancy Dress Flannels in checks and Stripes at the-low price of 37^ cts. per yard; formerly sold at 50c. All linen toweling at Gc. Ten cent Outing Flannel in light or dark colors, 8c. T^ese are Great Bargains ancl should be taken advantage of. Wo just received a new line of Fur Trimmings, Muffs and Fur Scarfs, also Saxony and Ice Wool Shawls and Facina- tors. We particularly call your attention to our line of Ladies and Children's Wool and Silk Mitts,'at prices ranging from 10c to S1.5Q. Ladies and Misses' Hose, 10c to 50o. We.can suit and give you better value than any other store in town. We will continue to sell our Light Prints at 8o." Fruit of the Loom and Lawqsdale Cotton at 7c. Floor Oil Cloth, V/j, yards wide, at 50c per square. Men's Woolen Kersey Pants, at $1 Other merchants can't compete, nor even buy at these prices. wm. woia&inr. Will get the Clare Courier ML Mi. 1897 ,..,■ ■ -ri-wfimr i -i-'**- i_itea_ateii^Maa_i^aia^_M--j___ate-a-^^^__^fa
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Leonidas only had 300 Spartans to begin with. He never, at any point, sent Spartans home from Thermopylae. He sent Greeks from other city-states. He arrived with 300 Spartans, 300 Spartans stayed, and 300 Spartans died.
They didn't stay to buy time for Sparta to evacuate. Sparta never evacuated. Leondias left approx. 9,000 hoplites to defend Sparta should it come to that. They would NEVER have left Sparta. They would have relished the chance to die in her defence. There is evidence the 9,000 who stayed were entirely unsatisfied at having been left behind. The idea of Sparta evacuating is absurd. They would have welcomed a battle like you and I would welcome a steak dinner. There is even evidence that the women were trained in a warrior cult much similar to the men, and there are documented accounts of Spartans princesses leading all-female phalanxes into battle.
Leonidas bought time for Athens to evacuate, not Sparta. Themistocles, after his stunning naval victory, headed to Athens and evacuated her citizens, moving them temporarily to Salamis. Xerxes reached Athens, and found her empty save a few preists and priestesses who stayed at the Parthenon. He burned an empty Athens to the ground, not Sparta.
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This month, a shocking Department of Defense report estimated that 26,000 sexual assaults took place in the military last year. This is disgraceful: one sexual assault is too many.
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Stand with Victims of Military Sexual Assault: Add your name to join the fight to fix the military's response to sexual assaults.
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"Not only was I astounded by the numbers, but when I started talking to the women and men who had experienced this, I was just so devastated by their stories," says the film's Academy Award-nominated director, Kirby Dick. "These are women and men who are very idealistic, they joined the military because they wanted to serve their country, they were incredible soldiers and then, when they were assaulted, they had the courage to come forward — even though many people advised them not to," Dick says.
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The film has been shaking viewers into action with it's heart wrenching illumination of the great military shame of sexual violence in its ranks.
Kirby Dick – is an Academy Award-nominated documentary director, one of the most prolific and eclectic filmmakers working in the field today. Dick has been a regular contributor at Sundance Film Festival over the years. His films have screened at the Venice, Berlin, Toronto, San Sebastian, Locarno, Edinburgh, Yamagata Film Festivals and many others as well. His latest film "The Invisible War" received this year's coveted Audience Award: Documentary at Sundance 2012. Dick is also one of the founders and creative directors of Chain Camera Pictures, a Los Angeles-based company that produces critically acclaimed documentaries for international theatrical and television release.
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The men and women of the U.S. military deserve an environment that is free from the
threat of sexual assault. Service members and their families must feel secure enough to
report this crime without fear of retribution and commanders must hold offenders
appropriately accountable. Under the leadership of the secretary of defense and the
chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the department is actively pursuing additional
policy and training changes to help address this challenging issue.
The Ike Skelton National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2011 requires the
Department of Defense to submit to the Committees on Armed Services an annual report
on sexual assaults involving members of the armed forces. The report ensures
transparency on sexual assault reports, investigations, and case dispositions of those
accused of the crime. It also provides department and Congressional leadership with
information to evaluate and help address the problem. The reporting period spans from
Oct. 1, 2010 to Sept. 30, 2011.
Reporting Data
The military services received a total of 3,192 reports of sexual assault during fiscal
2011. Of the 3,192 reports of sexual assault, 2,439 were unrestricted reports and 753
were restricted reports. This represents a one percent increase since fiscal 2010, when
there were 3,158 reports of sexual assault, consisting of 2,410 unrestricted reports and
748 restricted reports.
The department uses the term "sexual assault" to address a range of crimes including
rape, aggravated sexual assault, wrongful sexual contact, non-consensual sodomy,
abusive sexual contact, aggravated sexual contact, and indecent assault. The annual
report includes case synopses, case dispositions, and punishments imposed in cases
involving unrestricted reports.
Unrestricted reports result in notification to the victim's command, the initiation of a law
enforcement investigation, and the provision of care and services to the victim.
Restricted reports of sexual assaults are made to specific parties within the department
(e.g., a sexual assault response coordinator, victim advocate, or medical personnel) and
allow the victim to receive care and services; however, at the victim's request, these
reports are not investigated because of the victim's desire for confidentiality. A restricted
report, however, may later be changed by the victim to an unrestricted report.
Investigation Data
The military criminal investigative organizations (MCIOs) such as Criminal Investigation
Division, Air Force Office of Special Investigations, Naval Criminal Investigative Services, completed a total of 2,449 investigations involving 2,933 individuals in fiscal
2011. Of the 2,933 subjects of investigations, case outcomes were completed and
reported on 2,353 subjects during the fiscal year. Case dispositions for the remaining
subjects will be reported in forthcoming years.
Based on the completed investigations, the MCIOs provided cases on 1,518 subjects to
commanders to review for possible disciplinary action. The remaining 486 subjects were
found to be outside of the department's legal authority (e.g., U.S. civilians, foreign
nationals, military subjects prosecuted by civilian or foreign authority, or unidentified
subjects). During the investigation process, the MCIOs determined that allegations
against 349 subjects were unfounded.
Disciplinary Actions
Commanders had sufficient evidence to take disciplinary action against 989 of the 1,518
subjects. Of these, 791 were disciplined for a sexual assault offense: 489 subjects had
courts-martial charges preferred against them, 187 subjects received non-judicial
punishment, 48 subjects were administratively discharged, and 67 subjects received other
adverse administrative actions. In addition, commanders took action against 198 subjects
for non-sexual assault offenses discovered during the investigation.
The remaining subjects were involved in cases that could not go forward because the
victim declined to participate, there was insufficient evidence to prosecute, the statute of
limitations expired, or the cases were determined by the commander to be unfounded.
Non-judicial punishment and administrative action remain important forms of discipline
in cases where the available evidence or nature of the offense would not warrant criminal
charges in a civilian setting.
DoD Safe Helpline
In April 2011, the department launched the DoD Safe Helpline as a crisis support service
for victims of sexual assault. For the first time, the annual report on sexual assault
includes usage statistics of this important service. The helpline is available 24 hours a
day via web, phone, or text message and is operated by the non-profit Rape, Abuse, and
Incest National Network through a contractual agreement with the department. Between
its launch in April 2011 through Sept. 2011, the Safe Helpline assisted more than 770
The helpline can be reached at 877-995-5247 or
The complete report is available at http://www.sapr.mil .
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We thought of using a JMS adaptor in front of the channel and in case of exceptions in service activator the message gets back to the queue and gets retried.
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Thoughts ??