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Mailman Love
I know, strange post title, but really, there's a lot of love for the mailman this time of year. Everyone is happily awaiting Valentines. Lots of crafters have already gotten into the theme (gotta love that stuff, right?). You can tell that kids just love the mailman and what's better than getting something in the mail?
I had gotten these tees for cheap last season and couldn't wait to make them fun! I love the postcard tee. Mostly because I used my Grandma's vintage mini ric-rac to 'cancel' the stamp. Even better yet, my Grandma is a retired Postmaster!
And what's Valentines Day without conversation hearts?!
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those are soooooo cute. i made some cute little postcards like that, ric rac scribbles and all. they were supposed to be gifts for my boys for christmas but i never finished them. they would take all of half and hour to finish but i can't seem to be motivated these days. anyways you have inspired me to get to it.
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Mentioned Monday that Scutaro was a target. Rox want a veteran there, and he would could help lineup pieces fit.
Scutaro not a done deal. But Rockies are talking, trying to get it done. He would start at 2B and could hit second in lineup.
Hearing that the Rockies are close to acquiring Boston's Marco Scutaro. Will keep you posted
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Yes, it can I would reccomend making it hold a Persim Berry, because it cures confusion. I would go with Adament nature. (+ Attack -SpA) Hope This Helped :D
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Two men, including one who disguised himself as a woman, are suspected of fraud after writing worthless checks to purchase more than $4,500 worth of carpet from a Fox Point business.
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Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Rumples and Ravioli
Three Style Forum habitués wore bespoke Neapolitan jackets to an Italian lunch in sunny San Francisco the other day. Two were linen, one cotton and all four of the diners, including the cotton-clad cameraman, were appropriately rumpled. In the photo, Iammatt (with face obscured) was in Rubinacci, Manton wore Solito and Parker, who did not get the memo about tan jackets and solid neckties but was none the worse for it, was in Napoli su Misura.
Rumples are considered something that should have warranted a trip to the dry cleaner in most of North America but they are perfectly acceptable in Southern Italy during the summer. One of the objectives of Italian dress is to be deliberately shy of perfection anyway, and rumples do that quite nicely, thank you.
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- Tonyp said...
I don't know if they are wearing Bespoke, MTM or off the peg garments, but Manton's suit certainly looks like it fits best of the three. As you say and I agree, the point of linen is the wrinkled look. It is very hard to avoid. I have some linen jackets with some silk mixed in which does help on the wrinkling but also is a bit warmer.
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- rjmanbearpig said...
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- Eugene Freedman said...
We can't see the shoes.
- July 26, 2011 at 10:26:00 AM PDT
- Will said...
The shoes were not rumpled.
- July 26, 2011 at 10:27:00 AM PDT
- initials CG said...
Oh... SFO is under assault by well dressed radicals. Thank the Lord there were no summer hats in sight!
With all the pocket squares, it almost looks surprising they weren't heckled by passing barbarians.
A fine looking group! - July 26, 2011 at 12:38:00 PM PDT
- Easy and Elegant Life said...
Let's hear it for the rumpled, well-dressed! I'd rather see that them perfectly pressed cargo shorts and flip-flops any day.
- July 27, 2011 at 8:04:00 AM PDT
- Laguna Beach Fogey said...
Excellent photo. I love the shirt collars. Manton looks outstanding.
I would have liked to see a better pic of the Sloop, as I am considering a pair.
I really shouldn't know who these chaps are, but I do. - July 27, 2011 at 6:21:00 PM PDT


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You'd overhear one kid telling another kid, maybe during lunch or maybe in the gym during recess or maybe while waiting in line in the hall.
And you'd jerk your head to listen and stop dead in your tracks if you were making any. You stood riveted.
You had just heard the magic word: snow.
The word would spread like wildfire in school here in the hometown back in the day.
Just on hearsay, whether the forecast was genuine or not, kids like me would hear the magic word and start planning things like whether to make a snowman or a fort, where we were going to slide or sled and what tests or homework would be postponed. Teachers did their best to keep us composed.
A former editor of "The Tribune," Bill Watson, who was from up North, quizzically asked me one time what was it with Southerners and snow.
I didn't know how to answer. Finally I just told him, "We know a good holiday when we see it." Watson chuckled.
We get snow so infrequently that when it does come it ought to be a holiday. When we do get a good snow we want to go and play. It may be our only chance for the year.
I hear folks up in the far North who get only a few weeks of summertime weather in July feel similarly about the warmth.
Advanced weather forecasting these days gives us so much advance warning that there's not much fun anticipating snow any more.
It's going to snow Thursday? It'll start at 2 p.m.? OK, I'll reschedule my afternoon appointments and make a mental note to stop by for milk and bread Wednesday on the way home from work. 'Cause I don't want to fight the crowds Thursday, and be sure to get up some work then to take home.
But way back in the days before 24-hour cable TV weather forecasting, word of a coming snow was more mysterious.
Details would be sketchy. You might hear snow was coming, somebody had heard it from somebody else, and who knows how they knew.
And you didn't know for certain just when the snow would arrive. It never got here quick enough.
The anticipation was electric. You'd scan the skies and debate whether the thick clouds were hanging low enough yet. And when the first flakes finally started falling, the effect was magical.
After a good, hot rumor started circulating around school, by the time of the afternoon bus ride home we kids would be in a tizzy. Those bus rides were deafening.
If the teachers believed the rumor, they might remind us to tune to the radio station that would announce the next morning whether school was cancelled.
But we couldn't wait. We'd checked the 6 o'clock TV news on one of the handful of broadcast stations we had available back then. But the grandfatherly weatherman who probably had no kids in school would not answer the most important question of the moment: would school get cancelled.
Back then in those simpler, less technical times the local TV weathermen (they were all men) would have something like a whiteboard, and they'd take a marker and draw lines symbolizing cold fronts and mark low pressures with an L within a circle.
It was all gobbledygook to a kid, so we'd watch prime time TV late into the evening past our bedtimes with the anticipation of getting to sleep in the next morning.
Then came morning, and Mom would nonchalantly wake me up. I'd mumble something about why are you waking me up. Then she'd say the words that would make my blood run cold: no snow.
I'd look out the window, and I might see snow in the distance up on Little Mountain but nothing but brown grass in the yard.
After the shock wore off I'd grudgingly get dressed and go though the school-morning routine.
Crossing the yard and toward the road and the bus stop I'd stare a hole in the mountains and the snow that topped them. Why no snow here? The snow is so close.
The gloom would hang as heavy over the class that morning as it would in the skies. We kids would all sit sullenly and think the same thing: Why no snow? We came so close. We're never going to get any snow.
The teacher silently would smirk.
These days, TV will blast notice of snow so frequently and so far in advance that you lose interest. You can call up a picture of the radar on your phone, get tweets from Boone or Wilkesboro that the snow's started there, and schools and businesses will start closing and cancelling before the white stuff's even gotten here.
The process is all so scientific, so unmagical. There's no excitement, no anticipation. People hardly look up to the skies anymore.
Wait! Is that a flake I saw? Oh, goody.
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Letter to the Editor
Lafayette Elementary School would like to thank the following businesses for their donations that helped make our fall festival a success: Doss Auto Parts, DT McCalls, Sonic, Lynn Cothron Dentistry, Elite Looks, Randy Dillehay, Flower & Gift Shoppe, Allusions Hair Salon, Steen's Barber Shop, Hello Gorgeous, Dr. Joseph Bentley, Co-op, Smoke Shop, Championship Trophies, Macon Hardware, Measure Up, Performance Feeds, H&H Garden Center, Paulette's Beauty Village, Lafayette Cinema, Lafayette Children's Clinic, Hometown Respiratory, Whittemore's Bookkeeping, Mahaney's Beauty Salon, Farm Bureau, Jr. Foods, Sherril's Beauty Shop, World of Beauty, Mert's Gifts, Kirby's Barber Shop, Gross Appliance, Pep-a-roni's Pizza, Macon County Hospital Rehab, Recharge Fitness, Circle G Barbecue, Maria's Income Tax & Bookkeeping, Macon County General Hospital, Tractor Supply, Agave's Mexican Restaurant, Tray's Garden Chinese Restaurant, US Cellular, Advance Auto Parts, Pizza Hut, Factory Connections, Price Right Shoes, Krystal, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Walgreens, McDonald's, Wal-Mart, SmartStyle, American Exterior, Volunteer Sintered Products, Dr. Emily Lough, Larry's Auto Sales, New China Buffet, Creations by P&J, Pit Stop BBQ, La Tia, Tooley & Carver Insurance, Coley's Real Estate, Coley's Market, Fitzgerald's Animal Clinic, Shrum's Feed Supply, Case Transmission, Comprehensive Rehab, Cash Express, Hair Gallery & U Tan, Ace Hardware, Curves, Polston's Building Supply, Artis Networks, Buck Stove, Linda's Catering, Gibson's Café, Macon Small Engine, Macon Department Store, J's Grill, All Paws Pet Parlor, Macon County Chronicle, Lafayette Florist, Carman's Real Estate, Eden's Knives, Frame-It, Total Look Beauty Salon, Inspirations, Blue Moon BBQ, Tuck's Building Center, Ben Bray Real Estate, Styles Unlimited, Evetts Animal Clinic, Goad's Beauty Shop, Tri-County, Dr. Sue VanBlaricum, Family Care Center, Day's Auto Service, Davis Electronics, Wolf Hill Tires, The Big Event, Johnson's Jewelers, NCTC, Choice One Insurance, Piggly Wiggly, Save-a-lot, Hometown Foods, Frito-Lay, Stonecrest, Raum Family Dentistry, Heavenly Hands, Citizens Bank and Knollwood Manor. A big thanks also goes out to families who participated in king, queen, prince and princess, anyone who volunteered to help at the festival, and anyone who donated cakes, pies or toys for the cake walk.
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Articles Archive for May 2012
Insects etc. »
Love lost in summer evenings, too bright
to ignore, a lawn transforms
into a field of delicate, fiery stars.
Firefly | Lampyridae | Photinus pyralis
Insects etc. »
Her story lost in a chain of plot twists,
she makes a sharp turn past unruly buds
into a theme park of cool light.
Eastern black carpenter ant | Camponotus pennsylvanicus
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In a tangled landscape of misadventures,
I'm blinded by beauty,
her silken purpose darker than dusk.
Birds »
Songbird Theater:
An intimate moment brought to you by an avian private investigator:
"I don't like you when you're stoned."
"I don't like you when I'm straight."
Sparrow | Passer domesticus
Birds »
Searching out rumors of light, a Night Heron
slips past evening's commotion,
ignoring the hot and confused air,
emperor of the glade.
Black-crowned Night Heron | Nycticorax nycticorax
Books | Art | Misc »
The Night Market came to Detroit on May 12th,
"where trucks transform into interactive dioramas,
theaters for sublime & bizarre entertainments".
No one knew the location until a few hours before
the somewhat-secret event.
Lots of fun: SmR, one of the organizers, shares his impressions
of the night to go along with some video snips.
Lost Horizon Night Market by SmR
The Trucks start out from their individual staging areas.
They have been worked day and night to realize a vision.
The clatter of the diesels maneuvered by rank amateurs who
feel silly or at least strange
sitting …
Insects etc. »
A mantis nymph maps traces
of evaporated dew, homeschooled
in the garden's secrets as she ties up
the last bits of morning.
As of this morning, my mantids are off!
Chinese Praying Mantis | Tenodera aridifolia sinensis
Insects etc. »
A slave to plant cryptography, she feels
the garden's myths pass through stems,
a living alphabet of growth.
Eastern black carpenter ant | Camponotus pennsylvanicus
Insects etc. »
Bent on misadventure, a streaming
squadron of bees dissolves into the sun,
unhooking their anchor to my garden.
Honey bee | Apis mellifera
Books | Art | Misc, Insects etc. »
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150 Women Who Shake the World
They're starting revolutions, opening schools, and fostering a brave new generation. From Detroit to Kabul, these women are making their voices heard.
The bloodshed and the images of street protests coming out of Afghanistan have horrified Americans who wonder why in the world their men and women are giving their lives to a country that would so wantonly kill them. Their anger is heartfelt and understandable.
But what the video of men in the streets misses is the quiet majority that deplores the burning of the Holy Quran but refuses to take part in violence. And the women who are trying to calm the uproar while getting on with their work.
"Most people are more angry at the protesters than at the U.S. troops who did it," said Manizha Naderi, executive director of Women for Afghan Women. "One person actually said, 'When the Taliban are blowing up schools or mosques, aren't they burning the Quran? Mosques are filled with hundreds of copies of the Quran. How come no one is saying anything about this?'"
Another journalist who is covering the protests notes that the men on the streets were incited by a media-savvy Taliban who understand the value of the images created.
"I was a witness from the beginning of the demonstrations. The Taliban sent lots of email to people. They said, 'Stand against foreigners, [especially Americans,] fight them wherever they are, find Americans, kill Americans, enter their bases and start jihad against former invaders,'" said one Kabul-based journalist who asked not to be named for security reasons. "The Taliban get lots of benefit from these games."
On Twitter, Afghan activists said that while they shared in condemnation of the Quran burning, the violence was harming their country—and benefiting neighbors who want to see the country unstable.
"Request frm a religious cleric why women not demonstrating for Quran. I explained we're not violent. He declared us 'muslims with no feeling,'" tweeted human rights activist and Afghan Women's Network member Wazhma Frogh. On Saturday she wrote, "Deeply sad for loss of ISAF and afghan lives. All being done by enemies to make us abandoned again."
"Female MPs were trying to calm down the enraged male parliamentarians who were declaring jihad on national television, provoking more violent protests," said Frogh. "For male politicians in this country, this was a big opportunity to engage more public support by condemning the Americans, while for women it was the chaotic situation that mattered, because women are more threatened in such circumstances."
Fawzia Koofi, a parliamentarian from the northeastern province of Badakhshan who recently published a memoir, The Favored Daughter, said she was fearful at the outset that conservatives could misinterpret her condemnation of the protests. But she felt it was worth the risk, she said, and she chose her words carefully.
"Holy Quran is a red line, and we accept no disrespect to our religious beliefs, but we need to recognize this is a fragile situation, and if more people die and we destroy our country, we don't gain anything," Koofi said. "I told [parliamentarians], 'Please don't politicize this issue, because if you really politicize this issue this will benefit our neighbors.'"
Said Koofi, "I condemn the fact that there was a disrespect to my religion and to the Holy Quran, but I condemn also those who misuse and try to politicize any emotional feeling of my people."
Koofi spoke about the "angry, unemployed Afghan youth" who are "used by different networks of neighboring countries," namely Pakistan and Iran, to further their own ends in Afghanistan. "A few hundred people in the streets does not represent the Afghan nation," she said.
It is clear why there were no women on the streets, she said: they understand the stakes are too high, for themselves and their children.
"I condemn the fact that there was a disrespect to my religion and to the Holy Quran, but I condemn also those who misuse and try to politicize any emotional feeling of my people."
"Women are already afraid about the violence, and we don't want to make the situation worse," Koofi said. "In the worst-case scenario, if the international community decides to leave tomorrow, women will be the first victim of the Talibanization of the government."
Frogh echoed that sentiment, saying that is why Afghan women like Koofi have tried, in their own ways, to stem the violence.
"I know many families, especially mothers, who didn't allow their sons to go out of their home during the protests just so that they didn't engage in violence," Frogh said. "These are big indications of why Afghan women need to be in charge of their country. They won't be manipulated by their neighbors like their male counterparts, nor will burn buildings to make the conservatives happy."
Inspiring women from around the globe will convene in April for the 2013 Women in the World Summit. See who's coming!
From invisible Iranians to dealing with an overweight body, see works from female photographers to watch.
Newsweek and The Daily Beast are excited to announce the 2013 Women in the World Summit on April 4 and 5. Get your tickets today.
DINKs, DILDOs, and other readers respond to Joel Kotkin and Harry Siegel's Newsweek story about America's declining birthrate and share their reasons for remaining child-free.
Gail Sheehy looks at the new, strategic feminism, as PBS prepares to air the documentary 'Makers: Women Who Make America' tonight.
As Melanne Verveer departs, who could be Obama's new champion for women and girls? By Katie Baker.
Diane von Furstenberg joins GMA's Robin Roberts to talk about the annual DVF Awards and reveals the courageous anchor will be honored at this year's event on April 5th.
"Fatshion" is a popular community on Tumblr, where plus-size bloggers post pictures of themselves as a way of celebrating their size. Judy McGuire reports.
The film, which will be released March 7, advocates for the education of girls around the world. Eliza Shapiro reports.
Three feminists from different generations revisit Friedan's classic. By Jessica Bennett, Letty Cottin Pogrebin, and Alisa Solomon.
A new CDC study is just the latest news to buoy the pro-breastfeeding camp, reports Eliza Shapiro.
Ping Fu talks to Katie Baker about the online backlash to her new memoir, 'Bend, Not Break.'
She changed the game irrevocably, and now she's about to transform it again—by walking away. Plus, read the full transcript of her farewell speech.
Tina Brown and Angelina Jolie announce gathering strength for an education fund in her honor.
How two women's online plea is pushing the lingerie giant to the 'survivor bra' market. By Nina Strochlic.
See locations of the country's 724 clinics and distance to the closest clinic in different areas. By Michael Keller and Allison Yarrow.
When companies support women, write Melanne Verveer and Kim Azzarelli, their businesses and communities win.
Veteran Anthony Woods recalls a brave lieutenant who lost her life in Afghanistan.
After gifting his DNA via Craigslist, a Kansas man may be on the hook for $6,000 in child support. Fair?
They're starting revolutions, opening schools, and fostering a brave new generation. From Detroit to Kabul, these women are making their voices heard.


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THURSDAY, May 6, 1869.The Senate met at 9 o'clock A.M.
The Secretary's journal of yesterday was being read, when-
On motion of Mr. HADLEY, the further reading thereof was dispensed with.
Mr. CARSON filed his motion to reconsider the vote of yesterday by which the Female Reformatory Prison bill [H. R. 176] passed the third and last reading in the Senate.
Mr. JOHNSTON, of Montgomery, reported adversely to the claim of Dr. Wright for services rendered in the arrest of a murderer in Tippecanoe county.
Mr. STEIN regarded this as a meritorious claim, and resisted the Committee's report.
Mr. JOHNSTON, of Montgomery, insisted that the counties should pay such claims and not the State.
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Mr. RICE offered a resolution which was adopted, directing the purchase of fifty-one copies of Wilson's Digest of Parliamentary Law, one for the President of the Senate and each Senator.
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Be it revolved by the Senate of Indiana (the House of Representatives concurring therein), That the Trustees and officers of the Soldiers' Home are hereby instructed and directed to transfer, at the earliest practical time that it can be done, by voluntary consent of the inmates, the soldiers and seamen now in the Home at Knightstown, to the National Homes at Dayton, Ohio, or Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and as fast as transferred, to fill their places by orphans of soldiers or seamen and that said Trustees shall not admit any more soldiers or seamen in the Home at Knightstown, except in extreme cases; and report to the Governor semi-annually the transfers made.
The resolution was adopted.
The Soldiers' Home bill [S. 240] was then taken up, it being the special order for this hour.
Mr. HADLEY offered an amendment, which was adopted, designating the fund from which the appropriations shall be drawn, &c. He also spoke at length in favor of the bill; explaining that it proposes to increase the weekly allowance for each inmate of the Home from $1 50 to $2 50 per week, and to give power to the Trustees to indenture the children as fast as they find good homes for them.
Mr. SHERROD opposed the billion principle. He refrained from detailing the facts in connection with this Soldiers' Home coming from our disabled soldiers who have been inmates of that institution, because he did not want said facts to go to the public.
Mr. HAMILTON spoke of the advantages enjoyed by the children of the Soldiers' Home over those sent to county penthouses, and he urged the passage of this bill.
Mr. HANNA regarded it as bad policy to congregate children together and attempt, to raise them under such circumstances; and he objected to singling out a class of inhabitants and conferring upon that class special privileges above others.
Mr. CHURCH did not want to perpetuate this thing, but to get rid of it as soon as we can. These children are there, and the institution is there; and the probabilities are that we will have to keep it up for two years to come. Believing Senators had talked all they wanted to about this matter, he demanded the previous question.
The demand for the previous question was seconded by the Senate, and under its pressure the bill passed by yeas 30, nays 10.
Mr. JOHNSON of Spencer, objecting to some of the provisions. But the clause directing the Manager to hunt up houses for these orphans determined his affirmative vote.
Mr. MORGAN, explaining, knew not of a soldiers orphan from his county going to Knightstown - the county he represents taking care of its own. At this Home, on a recent visit, he saw many able to earn their own living, and as there are some people so fond of ease as not to provide for children of their own, it looks as though we were calling upon counties at a distance to provide for the orphans of the immediate vicinity of this institution. He believed his people were willing not only to support their own, but willing also to help support the orphans in tile counties near this Home, and should therefore vote "aye."
Mr. TURNER, explaining, would never deny protection to the helpless; therefore he voted "aye," upon the ground that almost general consent has been given here by Senators that at no distant time this institution is to be closed, and be no longer a leech on the State.
So the bill passed the Senate.
The bill [H. R. 140] repealing certain sections of the registry law, being the special order for this hour, was taken up, and the amendments reported by a majority of the Committee on the Judiciary - making it obligatory upon the Inspector to number the ballots as he puts them in the ballot box, etc., were read.
Mr. CAVIN offered amendments to the committee amendments, so as to make the page: 170[View Page 170] bill applicable to municipal elections; and they were agreed to.
Mr. JAQUESS offered an amendment, which was adopted, prohibiting any person who has a bet on the result of the election from sitting on the Election Board.
The amendments proposed by the majority of the committee were agreed to by yeas 20, nays 20.
Mr. ARMSTRONG moved to amend by requiring the voter to give in his residence and where he last voted.
On motion of Mr. SHERROD the amendment was laid on the table.
On motion by Mr. ROBINSON, of Madison, the bill was ordered to be read the third time.
Mr. RICE demanded the previous question. The demand was seconded by 28 Senators; and, thereupon-
Under the operations of the previous question-
The bill passed the Senate by yeas 26, nays 16-as follows:
YEAS-Messrs. Andrews, Armstrong, Beardsley, Bellamy, Case, Caven, Church, Cravens, Eliott, Fisher, Fosdick, Gray, Green, Hadley, Hamilton, Hess, Hooper, Jaquess, Johnson of Spencer, Kinley, Rice, Reynolds, Robinson of Madison, Robinson of Decatur, Scott, and Wolcott-26.
NAYS-Messrs. Bird, Bradley, Carson, Denbo, Gifford, Henderson, Huey, Humphreys, Johnson, of Montgomery, Laselle, Lee, Montgomery, Morgan, Stein, Taggart and Turner-61.
Mr. CARSON, explaining that he desired an amendment requiring every elected officer, previous to qualifying, to take an oath that he used no unlawful means to secure his office. The man who secures the illegal vote is the man that has acted unlawfully.
Mr. LASSELLE, in explanation of his vote, said this bill was contradictory to the spirit of the Constitution, and ought not to be adopted.
Mr. MORGAN, in explanation, remarked that he feared this bill would but open up new ways for fraud in elections, and consequently should vote against it.
Mr. RICE, explaining his vote, said that when a citizen does not wish to let a neighbor know how he votes he should have that right. He desired an amendment, so that the ballot box should be sealed after the votes are counted, and not be opened again except it be necessary to expose fraud, and for that purpose alone. He voted "aye" for the purpose of moving a reconsideration.
So the bill passed with an amendment of title.
And then came the recess till two o'clock.
On motion by Mr. JOHNSON of Spencer, the bill [H. R. 53] to regulate the mileage of Sheriffs for conveying convicts the State prisons, was taken up.
Mr. JOHNSON of Spencer moved suspend the Constitutional restriction th this bill may be passed now.
The motion was agreed to and the bill was read by title only.
Mr. FISHER said there were many imperfections in the bill, and he pointed out several of them.
Mr. SCOTT moved to amend the bill by striking out "108" for Martin county, an; inserting "125" in lieu.
Mr. HANNA hoped the bill would not be amended unless there is something important that should be changed, because business between the two Houses is in sue confusion that it would endanger the passage of the bill to have it sent back to the House with amendments.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr. GREEN moved to amend by allowing Tipton 126 miles.
Mr. JOHNSTON, of Montgomery, regarded the amendment so trifling that he moved to lay it on the table. The motion was agreed to.
Mr. FISHER moved to amend by striking out "115" miles for Miami county and inserting "91" in lieu.
On motion by Mr. JOHNSTON, of Montgomery, this amendment was also laid On the table.
The bill was read the third time and failed to pass-yeas 23, nays 22-Several Senators stating that their negative votes were cast on account of the many imperfections in the bill-the omission of Decatur county, &c., &c.
On motion by Mr. ROBINSON, of Decatur, the bill was committed to a special Committee, with instructions to correct errors; the vote ordering the bill to be read the third time, having been reconsidered on motion by Mr. Jaquess.
The special order-being the bill [S. 158] to provide for the public printing, &c., was called up by Mr. Hooper.
The Committee amendment to section 7, providing that the Commissioners shall not be interested in any way in the public printing, was agreed to.
Mr. HANNA thought this no time to raise prices. The bill increases the prices for composition from forty-five to sixty cents per thousand ems.
Mr. HOOPER explained that the sixty cents included rule and figure as well as plain composition; which about equalized the price. He had a written proposition from one of the best printers in the city do the work, under this bill, for 10 per cent. less than the prices fixed therein.
page: 171[View Page 171]FISHER stated the object of the Committee was to reduce the cost of the public printing, and at the same time leave a handsome profit to the State Printer.
Mr. CHURCH regarded this bill as striking out in a new field that he did not understand, and consequently he should vote against the bill.
Mr. HOOPER said the bill did not branch out in a new field. The only thing in this bill is that it regulates the prices to be paid for printing and binding. An important feature in the bill is the provision for a commission of two practical printers and a binder to examine and audit all work done. He believed all its provisions to be wise and that they would be of great benefit to the State.
Mr. RICE could not see that the State would be making anything by the passage of this bill; and should vote against it on general principles.
Mr. TURNER thought there was no economy in passing this bill and was inclined to vote against it. He referred to a bill for $145 for printing which came before the Finance Committee to which he objected on account of the big price charged, and on investigating it the committee cut it down to $100. He would willingly vote for a bill that would remedy the evils complained of or inaugurate a system of retrenchment in any matter, but could not see any advantage in that direction by the passage of this measure.
Mr. GREEN demanded the previous question-and there being a second-
Under the operations of the previous question-
The bill failed for want of a constitutional majority-yeas 21, nays 20.
On motion by Mr. STEIN, the House amendments to his Savings Bank bill [S. 161] were taken up and concurred in.
Mr. STEIN moved to reconsider the vote by which the Female Reformatory Prison bill [H. R. 176] was passed yesterday. He desired to strike from the bill the clause retaining inmates in the penal department no longer than till they are 21 years of age the courts might sentence for a term extending beyond the time when the inmate would reach that age.
Mr. FISHER opposed the motion. If that be an error needing correction, the next Legislature can change the bill in particular.
The yeas and nays were demanded and ordered, but before the result was announced Mr. STEIN withdrew his motion.
Mr. CARSON renewed it.
Mr. ROBINSON, of Madison, moved to lay the motion to reconsider on the table.
The latter motion was agreed to by yeas 23, nays 20.
Mr. Bellamy's bill [S. 308] to create the first Judicial Circuit was taken up, and he submitted a substitute therefor, which was adopted by unanimous consent.
The bill was read the third time, and passed by yeas 33, nays 2.
The Marshall county Circuit Court bill [H. R. 205] was then taken up, and, on motion of Mr. BRADLEY, the bill was pressed to the final reading under a dispensation, and passed the Senate by yeas 38, nays 0.
The Laporte and Marshall Common Pleas bill [H. R. 225] was taken up, and, on motion by Mr. BRADLEY, it was also pressed to the third reading, and finally passed by yeas 36, nays 1.
The bill [H. R. 334] amending the act creating Criminal Courts-validating those courts, etc. coming up, on motion by Mr. CAVIN, the constitutional restriction was dispensed with, and the bill was read by title.
Mr. BELLAMY moved to amend so that the salaries of Judges and Prosecutors.; shall be paid by the Court Districts; $2,000 per annum for Judges, and $500 for Attorneys.
Mr. MORGAN made an ineffectual motion to lay the amendment on the table.
Mr. KINLEY regarded the amendment, as unfair.
Mr. CARSON saw no reason why this amendment should be adopted. Crime is not local. And this system of local taxation is what is ruining the State.
Mr. ROBINSON, of Madison, demanded the previous question, and it was seconded by twenty-two Senators.
The amendment was agreed to by yeas 27, nays 3.
Mr. FISHER explaining his negative vote by announcing his willingness to favor such a provision in a proper place. This being a bill legalizing these courts it was not a proper place for such an amendment.
Mr. CAVIN offered an amendment which was adopted, striking out the preamble to the bill.
The bill was passed by yeas 32, nays 3, with an amendment of title.
A similar bill [S. 324] was laid on the table on motion of Mr. Fisher.
The Sixth Judicial Circuit Court bill, [H. R. 203,] coming up-
Mr. HANNA offered an amendment, which was adopted, changing the times or terms of the Courts in Clay and Putnam counties.
On motion of Mr. HENDERSON the constitutional restriction was suspended, the bill pressed to the final reading and passed the Senate by, yeas 34, nays 1.
page: 172[View Page 172]NEW PROPOSITIONS.
Mr. ARMSTRONG, by leave, introduced a bill, [S. 352,] to fix the times of holding the Common Pleas Courts in the 15th Common Pleas District, It was read the first time.
Mr. CARSON, by leave, introduced a bill, [S. 353] repealing all laws in relation to Criminal Circuit Courts in the State of Indiana, which was passed to the second reading.
And then the Senate adjourned.
CORRECTION.-The report from the Committee on Fees and Salaries, made in the Senate early yesterday morning, on the County officers' Fee bill [H. R. 78] is erroneously attributed to Mr. Stein. It was Mr. Green who presented the report.


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I'm looking into buying the new SE Experia Pro. My first Android thingy.
Is it possible to use an android based phone without an gmail/google account?
I've read stories where you have to supply a gmail account during the initial setup of the phone. I don't use gmail and sure don't want my contacts and other info synced to google. Is it possible to skip linking the phone to a gmail account or is it possible to disable the integration after the initial setup?
You definitely need a Google account if you want access to the market, but GMail is not necessary as far as I know (are there even Google accounts without GMail?)
Apart from apps, you can disable any kind of synchronisation with Google, by default it would sync calendar and contacts I think.
You do need to set up a Google account to access the Android Market. There are other places you can get apps, like the Amazon App store. There are a few others as well.
I'm not sure about Gmail though. I have a Gmail account but I have the sync dissabled so it's not bothering me any.
I don't use calendars and social crap so my phone pretty much leaves me alone.
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Even though you can, I think you lose lot of the best stuff built in to Android if you try to opt out of everything Google. I'm an all out Google user myself, although I'm suspicious enough of Google to save everything to my own computer as well. If for nothing else, having a Google account to save your contacts makes it much easier to import, export and edit them.
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It does need a Goog account. And worse yet, they make the account with your real name and click all the accept/agree buttons for you! The first thing I did when I got home was delete the account they made (yep, you can delete a google account. But, the option is buried deep in the pages.)
Then I made a new account for the phone that was just a random string of numbers and letters.
What did happen though, is all of my contacts that they transferred disappeared. So, they aren't even stored on the phone. They are pushed up to "the cloud".
What did happen though, is all of my contacts that they transferred disappeared. So, they aren't even stored on the phone. They are pushed up to "the cloud"
I hate the stupid cloud. It seems that it's going to get to a point, where we wont have any choice in the matter ,if we want to get anything done.
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Thanks for your comments.
So if I create a contact for someone I know on my Android phone, with default settings, I am giving goog his/her name, phonenumber, address, email, birthday etc. Really nice.
I don't mind the cloud perse (it is still vapourware).
I mind google analyzing my data, getting data about other people (who did not opt-in) and storing this data.
How to go about this:
- Create dummy goog account and setup the phone with this, email@example.com;
- Disable all sync on the phone;
- Create few test contacts/appointments on phone;
- Check if stuff really isn't synced to goog to make sure;
- Delete the goog account
- Check if the contacts/appointments are retained on the phone;
If the contacts, appointments disappear I would have to leave the goog account in place which would be troubling.
Are there other types of phoning home hidden in the devices?
Would rather buy the N9 but that platform is dead. Thank you mr Elop, bloody MS trojan.
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So if I create a contact for someone I know on my Android phone, with default settings, I am giving goog his/her name, phonenumber, address, email, birthday etc. Really nice.
Just bought an android phone and hate it already.
Really? Which one did you get? I really enjoy mine. I just don't like the whole "tied to google" thing.
Got a Samsung Galaxy S plus for the misses.
It'll grow on you. They really are like a Linux box in your pocket.
I recently put a FTP server on mine and can now push/pull files to/from it over WIFI from my computers. No more USB cord. Good geek fun.
I really really wished that I had gotten a webos gsm phone.. But, I ended up thanks to suggestions from others with an android phone. I do not have a google account. And you don't need one either. I use the amazon.com android marketplace which works just fine for me. But it sucks that I cant even change the search in opera mini w/out googles permission... Why oh why did I not get the hp veer or the pixi plus...
To make it clear: you don't need a google account to use the android.
Yeah the phone is pretty quick and there is a good selection of software for it. Browsing is great.
Built in mail (beside Gmail) is terrible but K9-mail, which does "push", is pretty ok.
There are some inconsistensies in the interface but the problems are not too great.
Kind of sucks this thing is broken by design, that I have to hack it to get root.
Called the misses today, she was using the new thingamajig. When a call comes in two icons are shown on the display, a green and a red one.
The misses was "pressing" the green button and wasn't able to pick up my call. You have to swipe a green icon from right to left to pick up a call.
Hmm is this a specific Samsung thing or Android in general? Was this invented by a retard, a hipster? Or did some corparation lawyer prevented the implementation of something sensible because of some stupid patent threat.
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