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Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli's challenge to the federal government's conclusion that greenhouse gases are dangerous to people has failed on the regulatory front but remains alive in court.
The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday rejected 10 petitions for reconsideration of its finding that carbon dioxide and other emissions contribute to dangerous global warming. One of those petitions was filed by Cuccinelli, a global warming skeptic.
Cuccinelli also has asked a federal appeals court to review EPA's findings. He said Thursday that the court is likely to find that EPA has considered new information without notice or public comment.
EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson said the petitions were based on selectively edited data and provided no evidence refuting the agency's conclusions.
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Four years ago the Chester Rod and Gun Club had fewer than 500 members. Today it has more than 1,300. A rise in applications this winter has resulted in a waiting list so long that if you sign up now you might become a member by August. Clubs in Canterbury, Goffstown, Hudson and Nashua are at capacity.
What gives? Club officials say most of the new applicants are not experienced gun owners. They are newbies not entrenched in gun culture.
That must frighten the gunophobes something awful. They're losing "normal" people to the gun nuts!
We wonder if they will ever realize that most gun owners are normal folks and that the most effective method of increasing gun ownership is for the government to suggest that access to guns is about to be restricted.
Bill Hovanasian, board member of the Chester Rod and Gun Club, said "for now Mr. Obama has probably been the best gun salesman there ever was." The reason for that is easy to grasp. It is not that crazies are buying up all the guns. It's that perfectly normal Americans value their right to keep and bear arms, and they want to make sure they retain it.
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Under the artistic direction of the legendary Elena Radchenko, a principal dancer with the Bolshoi Ballet, the Russian National Ballet Theatre brings The Sleeping Beauty to Three Stages. Founded during Perestroika, the company is today its own institution comprised of exquisite dancers of singular instruction and vast experience.
"Since opening in 2011, Three Stages has brought a number of strong Russian companies to the capital region," notes Executive Director Dave Pier. "The Sleeping Beauty will be elegantly performed and lovely to see."
The Russian National Ballet Theatre's The Sleeping Beauty will be performed at Three Stages on Tuesday, February 5, Wednesday, February 6, and Thursday, February 7; all performances begin at 7:30 pm. Tickets are $29-$49, Premium tickets are available for $59. Tickets may be purchased online at www.threestages.net or from Three Stages Ticket Office at 916-608-6888 from 10 am to 6 pm, Monday through Saturday, and two hours before show time. Three Stages is located on the west side of Folsom Lake College campus in Folsom, Calif., facing East Bidwell Street.
The Sleeping Beauty is often considered the finest achievement of the classical ballet. Tchaikovsky was delighted with the invitation to write the music for a ballet based on Charles Perrault's well-known fairy tale. A baby princess, condemned at her christening by an evil fairy to prick her finger and die on her 16th birthday, is saved by the gift of the good Lilac Fairy, who declares the princess will only sleep until awakened by the kiss of a prince. "The Russian National Ballet's production of "The Sleeping Beauty" enchanted the audience" (Toledo Free Press).
The Sleeping Beauty was the first of Marius Petipa's classics to be seen in Western Europe. Born Victor Marius Alphonse Petipa, he was the inventor of modern classical ballet. During the latter half of the 19th century, Petipa elevated Russian ballet to international acclaim and recognition.
Under the title The Sleeping Princess, it was presented by Serge Diaghilev (1872-1929) in London in 1921. In 1939, it was remounted in Great Britain and has been considered the foundation of the classical ballet repertory in that country ever since. It has now been adopted worldwide, and performance of the leading role remains a kind of initiation rite for aspiring ballerinas.
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- All or nothingsurg231Dined on 11/14/2014First, we were hardly given time to look at the menue to make our choices. When we did, food almost all came at once that it was hard to find a place to put things on the table. Following that, our waitress disappeared. I needed a fork and it took about 10 minutes to get the attention of another waitress and then another 10 minutes for her to get the fork. Yes, she wasn't our waitress and yes she apologized for the delay but, 20 minutes to get a fork?!! It's like all at once or nothing. The food, though was goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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- nice restaurant but bad servicesOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/18/2014We had our food quickly but the services were terrible. We waited for almost 30 minutes for our checks after we got done eating and requesting for it. Otherwise, it was an interested experience!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- kayrayDined on 10/17/2014We have never been disappointed at this restaurant....even when we purposefully try a new dish and avoid our old favorites.Special Features:
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- Amazing FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 10/7/2014I have never had specifically Vietnamese food and it was very, very good. Both meals, including Pho and the egg roll appetizer were excellent. Staff was kind and recommended a very good craft cocktail as well.Special Features:
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- Always great!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/15/2014I have frequented Hue numerous times and have never been disappointed. The food is well prepared and beautifully presented and the service is wonderful.Special Features:
- Nothing awful but identity problemsdiningfarmerDined on 6/21/2014The menu was small but seemed traditional but the food was underwhelming and under seasoned, not chefy and not old world. The waitress was odd and pretentious. She took our appetizer order and then walked away without getting our friend's order. The food was boring.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/15/2014Everyone in the group enjoyed their meal. The waitress was very friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable.Special Features:
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- great findRk62Dined on 5/17/2014Hue is simply decorated, with clean lines and a light atmosphere. It goes well with the hustle of the bar energy and the sharing of food plates at the dining tables. the menu is large. wait staff helpful in explaining, and questioning, so you don't have regrets once you make a choice. food is fresh and delivered artfully. I had enough for lunch the next day (lucky me!). the noise level may make larger groups difficult to hear across the table, but we will give it a go with another group of 6 for sure, so we can taste more of the menu!Special Features:
- Friday nightOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 5/16/2014Have eaten there several times for dinner. Always love the food and service. Wanted to try the fish fry- it was awesome!Special Features:
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- Always wonderful food andOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/12/2014Always wonderful food and service. We never leave disappointed. The specialty drinks are delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Food & Gluten-Free Friendly!lmgatewoodDined on 4/11/2014We eat at Hue about once a week because the food is amazing and it's Gluten Free Friendly! We are particularly fond of the sausage spring rolls and the pho!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AMAZINGrobertDined on 3/11/2014every time I go to HUE the food is awesome and the service is stellar. I would recommend this to anyone of my friends and or co workers.. AMAZING AMAZING AMAZING...THank you so much for the awesome experience with a small group of co workers this time..Special Features:
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- Looking forward to a next time.nellsDined on 2/14/2014Made a reservation for Valentine's Day. They had our table ready right away. Service was quick, food came even quicker. Our waitress was friendly , laid back yet knowledgable, and cool. Everything was delicious. The table near the window was a bit cold but the pho warmed us enough that it didn't matter much.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great as AlwaysrosnoDined on 2/14/2014Great for Valentine's Day, or to take the kids on a Sunday night. Amazing food, friendly people. We love Hue.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Large PortionsValentinersDined on 2/14/2014Great Vietnamese fare at a fair price and huge portions. Food is fresh and delicious. Try the "veggie meat' you won't believe it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Friday surpriseOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 2/14/2014Haven't been here on a Friday and was surprised by the fish fry special that evening. Very different, very good tasting and very adequate.Special Features:
- We enjoyed our first experienceJRPMDVIPDined on 12/7/2013We enjoyed our first experience with Vietnamese cuisine. We each had Pho and liked the new flavor profile of herbs and spices that included cinnamon and cloves. We will definitely be back to try other dishes.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Terrific food and service!WiscguyVIPDined on 11/15/2013The food at Hue is Excellant. Especially the Pho. There is a wide choice of food and drink to choose from. Our server was absolutely the best! Timing was great and she was friendly, yet professional. Great casual dining.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing food; Great +/- kidsrosnoDined on 10/13/2013Amazing as always. This time we had our 2 daughters with us (7 and 9). . .everyone loved it. We'll be back!Special Features:
- Bay View GemRVL2533Dined on 10/9/2013Far from your run of the mill food. Hue offers authentic Vietnamese food at a very reasonable price. Unlike may Vietnamese restaurants in Milwaukee, Hue is stylish, clean, and stocked with a full bar. It is defiantly one of Bay View's most popular restaurants and for good reason. Everything is great and the staff can help you navigate the menu if you are unfamiliar with the cuisine.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Date NightfoodiecoupleDined on 10/5/2013My fiancé and I decided we wanted to try a restaurant we had not yet tried and decided on Hue. I was extremely impressed. This was our first time trying Vietnamese food so we can not compare it to any other restaurants. The service was outstanding and our food came out very quickly. We ordered two delicious drinks. I recommend the Basil Smash. Our food was great as well! We ordered the Spicy Crab Rangoon for an appetizer. So yummy! For our entrees we had the Mì Xào and the Vegetable Curry. We both loved our dishes. They had the perfect amount of spice to them and the vegetables were done amazingly. You get plenty of food, so look forward to bring some home for leftovers! We will definitely be back!Special Features:
- a neighborhood gemFoodloverDined on 10/4/2013Food is always so fresh and flavorful. The seafood curry is addicting it's so delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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AMERICA/MEXICO - The Bishops: "Family Reunification for immigrant children"
Mexico City (Agenzia Fides) - It is urgent to consider a legal institute that deals with "family reunification" for immigrant children who, from Central and South America, cross the borders of the United States in search of a better life and have parents already residing in the United U.S.: this is what the Bishops of Mexico asked for during the visit of the Governor of California (USA), Edmund G. Brown, for four days in Mexico.
As reported in a note sent to Fides by the Mexican Episcopal Conference (CEM), Governor Brown spent the second day of his visit with the Mexican Bishops and other Bishops from the United States, El Salvador in order to deal with the problem of children stopped at the border. The phenomenon is now considered a humanitarian emergency in the region (see Fides 24/07/2014). "One of the main reasons – and this is the reason why since October more than 57 thousand undocumented Central American children have migrated to the United States – is the false information on an upcoming immigration reform", explains the Bishops' note, stating that this topic is used by human traffickers to bring and abandon hundreds of children at the border. Mexican Bishop Mgr. Guillermo Rodrigo Teodoro Ortiz Mondragón, of the diocese of Cuautitlan and head of the Commission for Human Mobility of the Mexican Episcopal Conference, has provided additional information to Fides Agency: the Governor of California complained about the stalemate in which the U.S. Congress finds itself with regards to the immigration reform, which could pave the way to citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants who live, study and work in that country.
The Bishops, along with the governor, have agreed to launch and support information campaigns on the real immigration laws in force in the United States, and at the same time to consider the possibility of legalizing "family reunification" for the children stopped at the border who have parents in the United States.
California shares a border with Mexico of 225 km, which is crossed legally every day by thousands of people and goods, especially from the passage between Tijuana (Mexico) and San Diego (United States). In this same area several underground tunnels have been discovered for the passage of illegal immigrants and drug trafficking. (CE) (Agenzia Fides 31/07/2014)
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I was pretty sure little chocolate pea pods were the cutest baby shower gift ever. However, these baby socks in the shape of cupcakes might just — wait for it — take the cake. - Moochie Moo via Cupcakes Take The Cake
Jennifer_2sugar 7 years
Wow, those look almost real...they must be pretty yummy :drool:
ragus 7 years
too cute... I love Socks and I love Cupcakes hmmmmm but I almost want to eat them that's where this gets disturbing!!! jj
SassAndBide 7 years
so cute and unnecessary!~ love it!
SugarFreak 7 years
Love. Them.
SugarFreak 7 years
Love. Them.
Chica8a 7 years
too cute for words !
Chica8a 7 years
too cute for words !
LuciLu 7 years
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rlveronica 7 years
Great idea!
c0rkie 7 years
omg i seriously thought it was a real cupcake. u got me fooled! i love cupcakes!
LadyLibertine 7 years
cute but odd looking
LadyLibertine 7 years
cute but odd looking
bluebutterfly 7 years
these are so cute! I wish I had them for my baby shower.
tdamji 7 years
totally cute! great idea!
tdamji 7 years
totally cute! great idea!
millarci 7 years
absolutely adorable!
millarci 7 years
absolutely adorable!
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Oh, how cute, perfect idea for a shower! I've been going to alot of baby showers lately, might use this.
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October 30, 2014 - Mary Simoni has been named a semi-finalist for the prestigious American Prize in Chamber Music for her composition Piano Trio scored for violin, cello, and piano with electronics.
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Meet Her at the Fair: Rensselaer Professor Edits Anthology of World's Fair Scholarship
September 25, 2014 - Rebecca Rouse, an assistant professor of communication and media in the School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (HASS) has co-edited a new collection of essays on World's Fairs, Meet Me At The Fair: A World's Fair Reader.
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June 27, 2014 - The International Symposium on Assistive Technology for Music and Art (ISATMA) is devoted to technologies that provide artists across physical abilities access to creative tools.
Conference To Explore the Art and Science of Listening With International Experts
June 25, 2014 - Artists, scientists, educators, and researchers will gather at EMPAC this July to share ideas on the art and science behind the practice of deep listening at the second annual international Deep Listening Conference.
Center For Deep Listening Opens In Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences
June 9, 2014 - The new Center for Deep Listening will spread Pauline Oliveros' teachings about the practice of deep listening through events including workshops, conferences, lectures, retreats, and webinars.
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A Christian holocaust is taking place all over the Middle East and coming to America.
Christian men, women, and children, as well as other minorities, are LITERALLY being crucified, butchered, beheaded, raped and sold into slavery by the most grotesque, repugnant brutality unheard of in modernity.
What makes this particularly atrocious is the fact that WE, and every taxpaying American, are funding it.
America, under Obama, provided the "Islamic State of Iraq and Syria", aka "ISIS", with training, arms, and equipment, including MRAPS, Hellfire missiles, Humvees, millions of rounds of ammunition, etc, just for starters.
That's what was 'officially' supplied to Iraq and 'left' for ISIS to pick up on its way to the slaughter.
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Is it too farfetched to think Obama will try to use the ebola scare to declare marshall law? By executive order, he's already declared certain cities as 'quarantine stations' - El Paso, Los Angeles, and 18 other cities.
Cap'n Crawdad became concerned when he heard Fox News talking about ebola panic. Some conspiracy theorists are ready to believe that the incompetent CDC, which it was recently revealed, lost deadly small pox viruses, and other deadly diseases, is poised to allow ebola to escape into the U.S. population.
If it does, don't say Cap'n Crawdad and VNS didn't warn you. But Cap'n Crawdad went running to his front door this morning - expecting hoards of frightened Virginia Beach citizens milling around in flip flops and carrying pitchforks, surfboards, and hockey sticks in protest.
Will the Kenyan-In-Chief use this event to crown himself ruler of the world? Read Kuchta's take on the ebola panic: http://www.virginianewssource.com/jpk/
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[Editor's note: As a veteran reporter covering federal, state, and local courts since 1960, this reporter has never witnessed a story like Cameron Crockett's.
His conviction on a manslaughter charge was the result of incompetent or corrupt prosecutors, defense attorneys, police investigators, and the courts. Or all of the above.
In fact one witness told the court she overheard the son of a Beach cop say, "I just got free…I thought I killed both of them (both Crockett and his best friend): The man, Jacob Palmer, was never interrogated by police or called to testify.
A police spokesman said the Commonwealth's Attorney's office shut down their investigation and didn't share information with them.
All are hiding behind official protection to keep the coverup going.
Prosecutors illegally read Crockett's mail.
It was never proven by any witness that Crockett was driving.
Through judicial corruption, he was railroaded on withheld or manipulated evidence and sent to prison.
by John P. Kuchta Jr.
VNS Columnist
Today's headline reporting the conviction of one of the Tsanaev brothers' friends, made me ponder:
When do we get to see US Army traitor Nidal Hasan hanging by his neck? And, how long will we be made to wait to see justice for all the folks maimed and killed by the Tsarnaev brothers?
After killing 13 men and women at Fort Hood, TX, Hasan has managed to stay alive by the good graces of his Muslim cousin, our Community Organizer-in-Chief.
Do you want to put any money on my proposition that Hasan will NEVER be hung for his treason? Did we ever get the great controversy of Hasan's beard resolved? [Click Below to read more]
by John P. Kuchta Jr.
VNS Columnist
Illegally sold federal guns may fired on TX Congressman
I couldn't help but borrow part of a phrase from the treasonous and blasphemous Reverend Jerimiah Wright, the "reverend" who spat out racist rhetoric from his pulpit in Chicago. You know the guy, the preacher who Obama never heard during Obama's infrequent church attendances, the preacher who baptized both of Obama's daughters? Yeah, that guy.
Instead of "chickens coming home to roost," it appears that Obama's 50 caliber weapons that he illegally sold through the BATF to Mexican drug cartels have, most assuredly, come home to roost.
Friday night, 18 July 2014, Texas US Congressman Louie Gohmert and his companions were fired upon from the Mexican side of the Rio Grande with what could only be described by the weapon's report as a 50 caliber. Fifty calibers are capable of destruction on an unprecedented scale for a shoulder-fired weapon. They are sometimes used to disable vehicles in war zones by shooting through engine blocks. Assassinations from great distances are another use. Click here for rest of the column
by Joseph J. McGrenra, CFCM
(July 28th, 2014)-I don't remember the first time I saw James Garner on screen. It was in the early 1970's and I recall it was a western-either Support Your Local Sheriff or Support Your Local Gunfighter.
The role that made him a star was Maverick, and I came to that late. I was and am a western fan, but that series was in black and white and by the time I was growing up a lot of stations wouldn't show black and white series. However Garner returned to the role in the 1970s (The New Maverick and a cameo in Young Maverick), the 1980's (the Bret Maverick series), and 1990's 1994's big screen Maverick).
He was one of the few stars of his era that worked on both the big and small screens. After leaving Maverick (more on that later), he spent the next decade or so concentrating on the big screen (The Great Escape, Grand Prix, etc.) before returning to television.
He was considered one of the best drivers in Hollywood and did all of his own driving in Grand Prix and later in The Rockford Files.
My favorite Garner role is easy and a no-brainer for me-Jim Rockford. I don't remember if I was there for the first episode of The Rockford Files, but if I missed it, I was watching soon after it started. Rockford Files is one of the few shows in the history of television (yes my opinion, but shared by many others) that never really lost it or "jumped the sharp".
It left television in the middle of its sixth season after Garner was told he needed a break or the pace was going to kill him. Garner intended to take some time and recover his health and return, but the studio decided not to wait for his return and pulled the plug (more on that later).
It used to be that conservatives were known for supporting God, family, and self-reliance.
That being the case, WHY do you use such crude language in describing the lack of fortitude of Republicans?
If they were against Mr. Soetoro/Obama or whomever he is, they would have exposed him as a fraud and usurper a long time ago, right?
Mr. Obama was adopted by Barry Soetoro and took his name and nationality. Unless he has changed both, he remains Barry Soetoro of Indonesia.
VNS sent a constituent query, (not as the media) on June 2 asking 2nd District Rep. Scott Rigell on June 2 to give a simple 'yes' or 'no' answer to whether he would cosponsor H.R. 2959 - the National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act of 2013 - no rhetoric just a simple answer. Rigell replied with a standard 2-page congressional form, irrelevant BS letter, consisting of 263-words - and would not answer the question. (See original story)
Then on June 23, VNS send an official media query to Kim Mosser, Rigell's communications director: Restating: "Simple Yes or No answer - no explanation wanted:
A.Will Rigell 1). Support H.R. 2959 and 2). Will he co-sponsor H.R. 2959?
B.Will he oppose H.R. 4783? Yes or No?
Mz. Mosser answered finally on July 15 that Rigell is now a cosponsor of National Right to Carry bill.
Somehow she didn't understand the question on H.R.4783 (https://beta.congress.gov/bill/113th-congress/house-bill/4783) a trojan horse bill entitled "Promoting Healthy Minds for Safer Communities Act of 2014" but in fact an bill aimed at gun control. It is described by the National Rifle Association (See: http://www.nraila.org/legislation/federal-legislation/2014/6/ask-your-us-rep-to-oppose-wide-ranging-gun-control-bill-hr-4783.aspx) as a wide-ranging gun control bill.
Mz. Mosser didn't seem to understand VNS' questions as to whether Rigell would hide behind the bill's lofty title and oppose it. We'll have to write him again. Maybe if you're interested, you can write him also.
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"The answer is no. The Tea Party is a reactive movement, aimed at protecting the political mainstream from radical ideas, initiatives and policies of the left. Indeed, a review of American politics over, say, the last 50 years reveals that, to the extent America has been grappling with radicalism, it has been coming from the left. Then, as these ideas have gained traction through the agitations of the country's liberal establishment, that establishment promptly labels those who resist as radicals."
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No. 572,988. Patented Dec; 15, 1896;
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SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 572,988, dated December 15, 1896.
Application filed January 4:, 1896.
To all whom it may concern.-
Be it known that I, JACOB S. HECKER, a citizen of the United States, residing in the city and county of Philadelphia, State of Pennsylvania, have invented a new and useful 11nprovement in Keyhole- Guards and Locks, which improvement is fully set forth in the following specification and accompanying drawings.
My invention consists of an improvement in keyhole-guards, as will be pointed out in the claims.
Figure 1 represents a side elevation of a look at one sideof the housing and part of mechanism of the lock removed and showing the novel details of my device in full lines. Figs. 2 and 3 represent similar views showing the novel details in a different position. Fig. trepresents a vertical section of the novel details.
Similar letters of reference indicate corresponding parts in the several figures.
Referring to the drawings, A designates a lateh-lock having the housing B, and all the parts being of ordinary construction, excepting as hereinafter designated.
0 designates a collar which is mounted on the shaft D of the knob or handle E of the lock, said collar 0 having the ears F, to one of which is pivotally attached the rod G, near the lower end of which is a slot H.
Suitably supported within the look A is the plate J, which acts as the keyhole-guard, said plate having on one side a pin K, which enters the slot H in the rod G. Secured to or forming part of the plate J is the extension L, which has the rack M on one of its faces.
N designates a sleeve journaled in the washers P and having the teeth Q, the same meshing with the teeth of the rack M.
R designates a key having the squared end S and the rounded neck T, said squared end being adapted to pass through a square opening in the housing of the lock and enter a square opening in the said sleeve N. A pin U in the side of the key moves in a slot V in an eseutcheon TV, which is secured to the housing of the lock. A pin A is suitably mounted in the path of said rod G, as will be hereinafter set forth.
The operation is as follows: The lock be- Serial No. 574,348. (No model.)
in g of the class of latch-locks, the same cannot be operated from the outside excepting by the use of the latch-key or setting the dead-latch so that the outer knob may throw the latch, all of which is accomplished by devices now in common use. When the parts are in the position as seen in Fig. 1 and it is desired to close the keyhole, the key R is turned, which is permitted by the neck T, so
the opposite direction the keyhole is opened.
If the keyhole is left closed, as seen in Fig. 2, and any one leaves the room or house, &c., in the door of which the lock is situated, said door could not be opened without removing the look. In order to overcome this, the rod G and parts are employed, so that when the inner knob is turned to open the door to allow passage the collar 0 is turned, and with it the ears F, to one-of which the said rod G is attached, which moves over until it reaches 7 5 the pin A, which acts as a stop and prevents the further movement in that direction, and thus forms a bearing and causes the rod to push the plate away from the keyhole, which will thus always be opened by theturning of the inner knob and will remain so until closed again by operating the key R. It will be noticed that when the keyhole is opened, as seen in Fig. 1, the inner knob may be turned without operating the guard, owing S5 to the slot II in the rod G.
If desired, the key R may be provided at its end with a spring 13, which is adapted to bear against the side of the housing opposite to that through which the key enters and 0 hold the same in such position that it will always be necessary to push in the said key in order that the circular neck T may coincide with the wall of the housing and thus allow the key to be turned, for when the key is in 5 a position as shown in Fig. 4 it will act as a lock for both the keyhole-guard and the latch, for neither of the knobs can be turned. It will thus be seen that before any one can open the door the said key must be pushed i in, which will act as a reminder to open the keyhole.
Having thus described my invention, what I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is
1. In a look, a casing with a keyhole therein, a knob-shaft with a collar thereon, a plate or guardadapted to cover said keyhole, a rod connected with said collar, a rack pivotally connected with said rod and having a connection with said plate, and a pin on said casing in the path of said rod, said parts being combined substantially as described.
2. In a look, a casing with a keyhole therein, a plate adapted to cover said keyhole and provided With a rack, a rotatable sleeve within said casing having teeth engaging said rack, suitable connections between said plate and the knob-shaft of the lock and a key adapted to engage in said sleeve, and having a neck for rotation in the wall of the casing, said parts being combined substantially as described.
3. In a look, a sliding guard, Within the casing for a keyhole in said casing, a rotatable sleeve for actuating said guard, a key engaging said sleeve having a neck for rotating in the wall of the casing, and a spring between the inner end of said key and the easing, said parts being combined substantially as described.
4. In a lock, a guard for a keyhole in the casing thereof, a rotatable sleeve mounted in said casing and engaging and operating said guard, an escutcheon with a slot therein, and a key engaging said sleeve and provided with a pin in said slot in said escutcheon, said parts being combined substantially as described.
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Hemorrhoids: When hemorrhoids or clumps enlarge in the anal canal it causes discomfort when you have to pass stool. It makes it more difficult if the stool is hard, which causes bleeding and a lot of pain.
Bleeding in the esophagus: There is a possibility of the growth of varicose veins (enlarged veins) in the esophagus, that is, the tube that joins the mouth to the stomach. Or another possibility is the when the esophagus has tears that result in the presence of blood in the stools.
Colorectal cancer: Polyps or fleshy growth in the colon could also be a culprit. When they grow, it creates an obstruction for your stools that leads to bleeding. This benign growth can lead to cancer. Unfortunately the blood in your stool will be invisible most often.
Anal fissure: Here is where the importance of fiber comes in; when your stool is too hard or you repeatedly have bouts of diarrhea there are chances that you might develop anal fissures, which will tear or cut causing bleeding.
Diverticulitis: Diverticuli are bulging sacs in the colon caused due to pressure of the stool. When diverticuli pushes against the colon wall, causing a rupture that produces infection, this infectious disease is called diverticulitis.
Peptic ulcer: High doses of anti inflammatory drugs like asprins can cause ulcers - a condition, which is actually infection with a particular bacterium called H. pylori.
Yellow Fever: Closely associated with Africa, yellow fever is present in India too. One of the symptoms of yellow fever is blood in the stool, but the blood is black. Another symptom is black blood in your vomit.
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SOUTH JORDAN, Utah (AP) Police shot and killed a man after he refused to drop his shotgun and headed toward a group of people on a Christmas Day stroll outside a Utah Mormon Temple, authorities said.
The man had been in an altercation Saturday afternoon in the parking lot outside the Oquirrh Mountain Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, South Jordan police Lt. Dan Starks said.
"The adult male armed with a shotgun had become involved with at least one other person on the temple grounds," Starks told The Associated Press.
He said police arrived shortly afterward and repeatedly ordered the shotgun-toting man to drop the weapon.
"While carrying the shotgun, he fled from the officers toward where there were other people," he said.
Starks said an officer fired just once, killing the man.
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Officers found numerous weapons, including guns, swords and ammunition, inside the dead man's car, Starks said.
The man was described as white and middle-aged, but Starks said police were withholding his name until family could be notified.
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Prior to joining the team here at FAU, Adam worked in Residential Life at Florida International University in Miami, Florida and before that he worked at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, Georgia. Adam is also currently serving in his second term as Adviser to the regional student organization SAACURH (South Atlantic Association of College and University Residence Halls).
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Kenneth Maddox - Assistant Director for Residential Life for Residence Education
Mr. Kenneth Maddox is the Assistant Director for Residential Life. He is a native of Nashville, Tennessee. Kenneth completed his Bachelor's Degree in Health and Human Performance and Master's Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Austin Peay State University.
Prior to joining the staff at FAU, Mr. Maddox worked as the Chief Housing Officer for Residential Life and Housing at Alabama A&M University and a Privatized Student Housing company based in Atlanta, Georgia. He has also served as Assistant Director of Housing and Residence Life at Austin Peay State University.
Mr. Maddox is active in state, regional and national housing organizations.
Courtney Thompson - Assistant Director for Residential Life for Safety Education
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Michael Cocuzza - Associate Director of Housing for Finance and Operations
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Alexander Graves - Assistant Director for Information Technology
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Patricia Torras - Marketing and Conference Coordinator
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Stacy Mosley - Assistant Director of Housing for Assignments and Contracts
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Donald Gabriel - Assignments Coordinator
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