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The upscale furniture retailer with its flagship store in Edina's Galleria is being acquired by another Minnesota-based home furnishings company, the 13-store HOM Furniture chain.
Eighteen months after remodeling and downsizing its flagship Edina store, Gabberts Design Studio & Fine Furnishings has agreed to be sold to HOM Furniture in a transaction expected to be completed today.
Terms of the purchase were not disclosed. Coon Rapids-based HOM said it will continue to operate the Edina store under the Gabberts name and plans to expand the brand to other Midwest markets.
HOM is a privately held company with 13 stores in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin and North and South Dakota. Company officials expect sales of about $200 million this year from the combined businesses.
The deal marks the end of a family-operated business founded in downtown Minneapolis by Don Gabbert in 1946. His son Jim, who succeeded him as chairman and CEO in 1987, is leaving the company.
Gabberts moved to Edina in 1959 and became the anchor for Galleria in the 1970s, when Don Gabbert added the location as a smaller, upscale alternative to Southdale Center. Although the recent renovation cut the size of the store by more than half, to 63,000 square feet, it remains Galleria's largest tenant.
Jim Gabbert said Thursday that changes in the furniture industry made it increasingly difficult for single-store operators.
"The increase in offshore manufacturing has made it more important to have buying power. HOM has that, and Gabberts did not," he said. Rising fuel prices also proved burdensome for furniture businesses such as Gabberts that do not have multiple distribution facilities.
Competitive challenges also came from relative newcomers to this market, such as Ikea, and from specialty retailers like Pottery Barn, Restoration Hardware and Crate & Barrel, which now occupies some of the space Gabberts vacated in Galleria when it downsized its store.
Gabberts suffered a string of losses during a period of record home construction and hired a turnaround consultant in 2005. The company closed two stores that year in the Dallas-Fort Worth area to concentrate on the Edina store.
A $3 million remodeling
In 2007, it spent about $3 million remodeling and downsizing the Edina store. Gabberts also reduced the number of vendors whose merchandise it carried to more sharply focus product offerings and to make the store easier for customers to navigate. The company eked out a profit that year.
Gabbert declined to say whether his store is making money this year. He said the decision to sell to HOM was made partly on the consultant's advice, and also because HOM had expressed interest in buying the business several times over the last few years.
Rod Johansen, HOM president and CEO, said the addition of Gabberts will give HOM an entry into the high-end home furnishings market. Most HOM merchandise is aimed at the middle and upper-middle segment of the market.
"There is very little overlap in our product lines," Johansen said. "Our aim is to leave Gabberts brand as it is today and have HOM stay as it is."
Johansen said HOM has no firm plans on how to expand the Gabberts brand. He said it's likely that Gabberts galleries will be added to some HOM stores in markets such as Rochester; Fargo, N.D.; Sioux Falls, S.D., and Sioux City, Iowa.
The combined operation will have more than 1,000 employees. Gabberts' 110-person workforce will be cut by about 10 percent as a result of the sale. Johansen said the reductions will come mainly from corporate operations with minimal changes in the ranks of interior designers and sales personnel.
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Carpets & Candids: Naomi's birthday white
Whatever this dress is, I have to have it. Anything that has a built-in cape? And cut like this with that collar? Please. CAPE MY LIFE. CAPE MY LIFE!!!! Full Article
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Mark Ruffalo, of course. Popular among celebrities and civilians. The niceness combination of him and Channing Tatum almost makes up for how sh-tty their peers often are. Full Article
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Carpets & Candids: Naomi's winter coat
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The other day, my friend was distraught over how his wife has been treating him lately. The two had begun the process of getting divorced when she suddenly had a change in attitude and promised she would change. Sadly, that promise lasted only a couple of weeks.
After we discussed the situation, we began exploring what he should expect from his partner and it led me to think about what characteristics I should be looking for in a man so that I don't end up in a similar situation someday. For those single ladies, like myself, who are hoping to get married one day, allow me to share some expert advice on what you should be looking for in a partner:
"What makes a man husband material are emotional characteristics, including stability, reliability, and honesty. These are the hallmarks of what makes a man a good long-term partner," says Dr. Seth Meyers, a licensed psychologist, relationship expert, and author of Dr. Seth's Love Prescription.
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In addition, and perhaps "the most surprising factor that is important is empathy, or the ability to be sensitive and understand how the other person feels," Meyers adds. "When problems develop, as they inevitably will, having a man in your life who listens and cares about your feelings is one factor that helps to solidify mutual respect and intimacy."
Stacie Ikka, founder of Sitting In A Tree, a consulting service that was created in response to the dating community's need for customized and innovative approaches to help facilitate sustainable relationships, offers the following tips:
You feel as good about him when you're not with him as you do when you are with him
He's never made you cry and you're confident he never will. (There's a saying that goes something like this: No boy/man is worth crying over and the one who is will never make you.)
He shows a genuine interest in the things that are important to you.
He fights fair.
He holds your hair back if/when you're sick.
If your child were to come out EXACTLY like him, you'd be thrilled.
Related: 4 Biggest Mistakes Men Make In Bed
As for my own advice, which I shared with my friend, you need to learn to love yourself first. Learning to love yourself and finding self-fulfillment while single is crucial because you cannot expect a mate to fill those voids for you. Depending on a partner to meet those needs will never work and you'll remain emotionally needy, not to mention more likely to put up with bad behavior just to be with someone.
Personally, I also promised my parents I'd never bring someone into the family who didn't fit in with them or get along with them because they mean too much to me. Plus, I want to be with a man who respects me, values me, and treats me well because I will do the same in return.


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There would seem only one problem with cap and trade legislation: it's been introduced by Democrats. Had this one been introduced by Republicans, you'd be singing it's praises. To wit this quote:
"There is a lot of confusion and misinformation circulating about the cap and trade mechanism in the energy and climate legislation being debated before Congress. By capping and trading carbon emission we can reduce greenhouse gases that cause global warming.
While cap and trade may seem like a confusing concept, it has actually been around for almost 20 years effectively reducing sulfur dioxide that causes acid rain and nitrogen oxides that cause smog.
The 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments, signed into law by George H. W. Bush, established the first cap and trade program that now serves as a model for the program being proposed to reduce carbon emissions.
Cap and trade was proposed by business interests and Republicans as a means of using market forces to reduce pollution more efficiently than the alternative of requiring each polluter to reduce their pollution by a fixed amount.
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I have 4 cats, one is very prone to fleas. The cats spend their days outside. So far, we have not seen any fleas, but the neighbor's cat is peppered with them. The collars stay on, they smell great and they look really cute. I replaced the collars after a month so they all have fresh and potent herbs (and a fresh new look). I'm very happy with these flea collars.
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I'm starting to feel like a PITA here. I can see that when one chooses a specialization from a different career, it is throwing out a #VALUE error for XP cost (in this case, I'm trying to create a Smuggler Pilot/Doctor).
Not all all. I am slowing working through all the calculations across all the sheets. There is quite a bit of dependancy between sheets and so if I change one thing it can have unforeseen affects. I welcome all feedback as it is faster than me having to build hundreds of characters to test every possibility.


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Waning gun culture in U.S. may be myth
A well-known firearms researcher punched a pinhole in what may be one of the biggest myths being propagated by the gun prohibition lobby and repeated by the mainstream press when he noted today that the news media ignore their own reports that show gun ownership is increasing.
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PERCY marriages (females) 1851-1890 Victoria Australia
PERCY marriages (females) 1851-1890 Victoria Australia.
Compiled from the Victorian Marriage Indexes to assist others researching the PERCY lines.
PERCY (females)
Hannah -
married: 1851 David MARTIN.
Caroline Lucy -
married: 1854 William PITT.
Eliz -
married: 1855 Robert MILLER.
Elizabeth Ann -
married: 1858 Henry SMITH.
Mary Anne Elizabeth -
married: 1859 Alfred WHEATLAND.
Ann -
married: 1861 David Thomas PRTICHARD.
Martha -
married: 1861 Daniel MURPHY.
Emma -
married: 1862 William TODD.
Bessy -
married: 1867 William WILKINSON.
Ada Mary -
married: 1873 Charles SUTHERLAND.
Mary Ann -
married: 1874 John MORGAN.
Blanche Buckingham -
married: 1875 John BOOTH.
Kate -
married: 1877 Frederick Augustus JONES.
Eliza -
married: 1878 Frederick Augustus EDWARDS.
Eunice Elizabeth -
married: 1879 James Ellis RANSOM.
Mary -
married: 1880 Samuel KAYE.
Christina -
married: 1881 George Henry MURCH.
Mary Cicely -
married: 1883 William Thomas HOOD.
Ellen -
married: 1883 Ashly WHITE.
Mary Ann -
married: 1883 Adam CLEMENTS.
Bertha Alice -
married: 1884 Charles Henry SYKES.
Maud Emily -
married: 1886 Samuel Richard STANBURY.
Mary Jane -
married: 1886 Edward TACEY.
Emily Rebecca -
married: 1888 Edward Daniel SHEARER.
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TONKIN lives in Victoria, Australia.
Please note.
Journals are intended to assist new researchers locate family lines in Australia and should only be used as a guide for follow up research and record searches as intended.
Due to spelling and informant errors appearing in the records, typo errors and my misreading of the records mistakes must be expected.
Errors will be corrected when detected.


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(03-19-2013 01:08 AM)aktlingit Wrote: Welcome back to collecting. I think you are remembering incorrectly - pricing was usually 1-2 issues (i.e. months) behind a product being released. Also, full checklists aren't always made available until the product releases. Pricing is based on real sales as reported by a select group of stores, successful eBay auctions, etc, etc. Since you can't have any of that data before the product is actually available you can't have pricing. You still can't have "accurate" pricing from day 1 because the data set is not large enough to reflect the real trend. The prices in stores/eBay tend to settle out over a few weeks so we typically see Beckett begin providing pricing 2-3 weeks after a product releases. Mind you I don't work for them and they don't guarantee any timeline - sometimes we see pricing faster, sometimes slower. If you have online pricing you will have pricing available to you sooner than someone who relies only on the printed issues, sometimes by a week or so, sometimes by 5-6 weeks. So all in all, pricing is available much faster these days but there still has to be some delay for it to be of value and not skewed dramatically by anomalies. And of course the obligatory, pricing provided by Beckett is a guide, not an actual set in stone value. If you can or want to get more for the card by all means try to do so. Also for the most part you can get an idea of the base cards in a set just from looking at other similar sets. I mean many around here had an idea what a base Harper, base Jeter, or base Trout in 2013 Topps was gonna get priced at. Inserts can be tough to judge though so I feel your pain. I've been waiting for 2012-13 Panini basketball pricing to show up as I actually managed a couple of decent pulls and want to use them as trade bait to get more of my PC guys stuff.
(03-19-2013 07:25 AM)alfredoleal2001 Wrote: Great explanation, couldnt have said it any better!!
(03-19-2013 07:49 AM)jacobystealshome Wrote: it was a lot better than my "because they dont pull it from their butt" explanation. mine had brevity in its favor, however
(03-24-2013 02:00 AM)Jdub31981 Wrote: Uhhh. Yeaaah. At first I was thinking that a retard could explain it better than the good ol fashioned "cause they don't pull it from their butt". But, you proved to be a little more intelligent than someone with a mental disability on the second sentence by displaying that huge vocabulary improvement with the word brevity in it. Good job! No more window licking for you anymore, your a big kid now!


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Young's Literal Translation (YLT) | New International Version (NIV) |
8 I have heard the reproach of Moab, And the revilings of the sons of Ammon, Wherewith they reproached My people, And magnify [themselves] against their border. | 8 "I have heard the insults of Moab and the taunts of the Ammonites, who insulted my people and made threats against their land. |
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Liberty and Justice for All
Sojomail - March 20, 2002
*********************************************************************** S O J O M A I L Promoting faith, reason, compassion, and justice in days of violence and fear Brought to you by SojoNet Publisher of Sojourners magazine Visit: http://www.Sojo.net +++++++++++++++++++++++ 20-March-2002 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++ Liberty and Justice for All +++++++++++++++++++++++++ ====================================================================== SHARE THE GOOD NEWS - send a warm, generous message recommending that your family and friends sign up to receive SojoMail: http://www.sojo.net/sojomail/index.cfm/mode/display/action/share.html ====================================================================== Q u o t e o f t h e W e e k *Florida mayor: No Satan here B a t t e r i e s N o t I n c l u d e d *With liberty, and justice, for all F u n n y B u s i n e s s *Batter up! R e l i g i o n M a t t e r s *Controversies swirl: how to interpret the Quran? S o u l W o r k s *Burial Instructions B y t h e N u m b e r s *Interactive map for U.S. 2000 census P. O. V. *The myth of the pedophile priest? B u i l d i n g a M o v e m e n t *Update: British opposition to war grows *Congress on threshhold of major reform C u l t u r e W a t c h *10 best characters in fiction B o o m e r a n g *SojoMail readers hit reply ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Q u o t e o f t h e W e e k +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ "People call and ask me, 'Carolyn, is Satan there?' And I tell them, 'Satan is only where we let him.'" - Carolyn Risher, mayor of Inglis, Florida, who issued a decree banning Satan from town. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- B a t t e r i e s N o t I n c l u d e d +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ With liberty, and justice, for all by David Batstone This past week I spent some time with Art Agnos, who served as mayor of San Francisco from 1988-1992. He shared with me a story that I had to pass along. Halfway through his term as mayor, Agnos received a call from an executive at Chevron Oil saying that the company wanted to bring by his office a delegation of visiting Russian government officials. Crude oil had been discovered in a new region of Russia, but the country had neither the expertise nor the technology to get it out. Chevron was courting the government to win that contract. Hence, this particular group of officials were brought to Chevron's corporate headquarters to show off the company's expansive refineries and technical capabilities. While the delegation was in town, the company also wanted to demonstrate the political clout they carried domestically - a Russian delegation would be most impressed by a personal meeting with the city's top-ranking government official, to be sure. Agnos hosted the delegation in San Francisco's City Hall. After exchanging pleasantries, the delegation described to the mayor the purpose of the trip: to culminate in reaching a contractual agreement with Chevron to drill for the oil. One Russian then asked unexpectedly, "Do you have any advice for us?" Agnos quickly responded, "Yes, get all that you can." The interpreter translated his advice, which left the delegation stunned. Gathering their wits, they asked him to explain what he meant. "Well, in the American system, you are about to enter into a process that we call bargaining and negotiating. Don't accept their first offer; your goal should be to get as much as you can for your country and your people. That's what we do here; it's the American way." A discussion ensued, then the delegation thanked him profusely and resumed their arranged tour. Several days later the mayor received several heated calls from Chevron executives livid over his advice to the Russians. They charged that he was very unpatriotic in supporting American business interests. Agnos replied, "I believe deeply in the American values, but that requires me to reach out to other people and make sure that we're all treated the same way." Agnos was pointing to a deep choice of values. Surely that's the single most important issue surrounding globalization; people in the underdeveloped world do not feel as if they will get their fair share. We have a double standard - fair trade and profit for us, the spoils for you. It permeates big business assumptions about value. A word of advice for the corporates: leave something on the table so that everyone can improve their standard of living. ************************ADVERTISEMENT************************ Have you read Sojourners (the paper version) lately? You ought to check it out for yourself. Produced by the fine folks who bring you SojoMail each week. 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Which do you want to hear first?" "Tell me the good news first." "Well, the good news is that, yes, there is baseball in heaven." "Oh, that is wonderful! So what could possibly be the bad news?" "You're pitching tomorrow night." -------------------------------------------------------------------- R e l i g i o n M a t t e r s +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Controversies swirl: how to interpret the Quran? by Alexander Stille To Muslims the Quran is the very word of God, who spoke through the Angel Gabriel to Muhammad: "This book is not to be doubted," the Quran declares unequivocally at its beginning. Scholars and writers in Islamic countries who have ignored that warning have sometimes found themselves the target of death threats and violence, sending a chill through universities around the world. Yet despite the fear, a handful of experts have been quietly investigating the origins of the Quran, offering radically new theories about the text's meaning and the rise of Islam. To read more, go to: http://www.nytimes.com/2002/03/02/arts/02ISLA.html (registration required) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ S o u l W o r k s ++++++++++++++++++++ Burial Instructions by Anne Kennedy I don't want to be cremated, my clothes sent home in a bag, my ashes sifted from the furnace grate for my Claddagh ring and gold fillings. No, plant me, like my Grandmother's blazing dahlias in the subsuming earth, where I can be lifted, where there's a chance of resurrection. How about the hump-backed hill beyond Barna riddled with Celtic crosses, or the sun-shot meadow on Orcas facing steaming Mt. Baker. On second thought Westwood is best, beside my mother where the mocking-bird sang the night she was buried. You might know the spot because that's where they placed Marilyn's ashes in a pale marble crypt looking across at our family plot. They say it's Joe provides the perpetual rose, but no one knows for certain. Be sure you put me in the ground where I will have a chance to rise. Selected from "The Dog Kubla Dreams My Life" http://www.salmonpoetry.com/bookshop.html ------------------------------------------------------------------------- B y t h e N u m b e r s +++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Interactive map for U.S. 2000 census Contrary to impressions of the U.S. as a mobile and rootless society, new Census figures show that most Americans are geographical homebodies. Not counting immigrants, most Americans don't live far from where they were born, according to the new figures. In a government survey of 700,000 households, 67% of native-born Americans say they are living in their state of birth. The Census Bureau has recently released new demographic profiles with detailed gender, age, race, and housing data for every state in the United States. 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Newsweek, typically, is devoting its current front cover to "Sex, Shame and the Catholic Church: 80 Priests Accused of Child Abuse in Boston." Though the sex abuse cases have deep roots, the most recent scandals were detonated by the affair of Boston priest John J. Geoghan. Though his superiors had known for years of Geoghan's pedophile activities, he kept being transferred from parish to parish, regardless of the safety of the children in his care. The stigma of the Geoghan affair could last for decades, and some Catholics are declaring in their outrage that they can never trust their church again. We have often heard the phrase "pedophile priest" in recent weeks. Such individuals can exist: Father Geoghan was one, as was the notorious Father James Porter a decade or so back. But as a description of a social problem, the term is wildly misleading. Crucially, Catholic priests and other clergy have nothing like a monopoly on sexual misconduct with minors. My research of cases over the past 20 years indicates no evidence whatever that Catholic or other celibate clergy are any more likely to be involved in misconduct or abuse than clergy of any other denomination - or indeed, than nonclergy. However determined news media may be to see this affair as a crisis of celibacy, the charge is just unsupported. To have the entire article sent to your email by Zenit, go to: http://www.zenit.org/english/send_friend/index.phtml?sid=17865 ------------------------------------------------------------------------- B u i l d i n g a M o v e m e n t +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Update: British opposition to war grows by Adam Johannes, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom As an encouragement to activists in the U.S., I am writing to report on the massive anti-war movement that has developed in Britain. Across the UK in every town there are peace vigils, teach-ins and marches since 9/11. Despite the British media (more "objective" than CNN, but still distorted) and its attempts to ignore our movement (and even pretend that it doesn't exist,) we have had three massive demonstrations in London: In October, 50,000 people marched; in November 100,000, and this month 20,000. What has been encouraging about these demonstrations has been their diversity: Peaceniks, socialists, Quakers, trade unionists, members of CND (Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament), Muslims, students, Palestinian solidarity organisations, Colombian solidarity organisations, and ordinary people - black and white, young and old - have all united to try to stop the war. At the most recent rally in Trafalgar Square, speaker after speaker spoke out clearly against possible attacks on Iraq and Somalia. Quoting from memory, George Galloway MP [Minister of Parliament] said, "There IS an axis of evil! It begins at the White House and runs down to Jerusalem." Tony Benn (retired MP and Christian socialist) made an inspiring call for militant civil disobedience and direct action in the event of an invasion of Iraq. He said, "I am an old man. I don't want to die thinking, 'I could have done more.' We have a minute of silence every year to remember those who died in World War I; we could be on the the brink of World War III. Starting on the day of a major attack on Iraq or Somalia, I want everyone to engage in one hour of nonviolent resistance to the government every week. If you're working when they invade - stop working. I want to see trains and buses stop running. If you're at school - walk out of school. Walk into the middle of the road and stop traffic carrying peace banners. Chain yourself to the Houses of Parliament.... I've never said this before!" All the other speakers at the rally were surprised at Tony Benn's call, but it has now been generally accepted as a new strategy in our movement. 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Looks like we're in for more of the same madness from the current occupant of the White House! ------------------- Clive Perrett writes from England: Thank you, Jim Wallis, for your comments. I want to echo what you say about nuclear weapons. Those who survived the nuclear attack on Hiroshima - the "hibakusha" - used to say that if the arms manufacturers and politicians who advocate the further use of nuclear weapons could have experienced - just for one second - the true horror of the aftermath of a nuclear attack, they would wish to throw all nuclear weapons to the bottom of the sea and never countenance their use again. Those who experienced the 9/11 attack had a glimpse of that sort of horror, but the horror of nuclear weapons is, as Wallis writes, "unthinkably" worse. Because we cannot "think" it we cannot feel it. We can only imagine it. Imagine a horror a million times worse than Sept 11. That would be the horror of a nuclear attack. If we seek "revenge" of that kind we will be neither Christian nor Muslim. We will make ourselves inhuman, and we will make hell on earth. ------------------ Beth Rockwell writes from Lakewood, New York: I agree that even thinking about the use of nuclear weapons against ANY nation is shocking and appalling. I was dismayed when the U.S. government finally admitted the nuclear possibility. While doing everything possible to stop such madness, remember that the U.S. has and is now conducting nuclear war: the Gulf war, Iraq, Serbia/Kosovo, and wherever "we" choose to bomb. The use of depleted uranium to harden the tips of missiles of all types is spreading death and destruction for years to come all over the globe. I'm afraid the U.S. public doesn't realize the extent of this horrific practice. ----------------- Emily Maloney writes from Santa Cruz, California: The Bush plan to use nuclear weapons against certain countries and "as an emergency might require" is outrageous! Someone needs to step up and file a petition for conservatorship before he becomes any crazier and more out of control. Alternatively, we should follow the advice given by James Lawson at the Shadow Convention in Los Angeles, and start the march to Washington to shut the government down! Is everyone ready!? ------------------ Roger Nehring writes from Whitter, North Carolina: Consider terror in the light of history. Having experienced several terrorist attacks in the last several years by both internal and external enemies, we may be sensitized to a point where we can more fully empathize with the devastating trauma wrought upon the Native peoples of this continent by our progenitors. As an example, I offer the Cherokee death march, usually referred to as the Trail of Tears. In 1836, after having won a Supreme Court decision in their favor, the Cherokee people were wrenched from their homes. They were forced to march through the winter from Tennessee, Georgia, and North Carolina to Oklahoma - many with only the clothes on their backs. They suffered disease, hunger, exposure, and brutal treatment at the hands of many of their guards. They lost their homes and livelihoods and were forced to settle in an alien environment. It is estimated that one of every four Cherokee died during this forced immigration. If the United States were to suffer an equivalent mortality rate now, we would see well over 60,000,000 dead. This was only one tribe. Some suffered even greater losses. The point is this: I am concerned for many people around the world. I hunger and thirst for justice for all oppressed peoples. But there is no place to begin like in our own home. The Native peoples have many needs, many issues. We must begin to get serious about redressing the wrongs done to the victims of our terror and theft. It is not in the past. 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Having gone through my share of bullying growing up and the number of violent shootings that have been on the rise and have steadily been getting more press, I felt this movie really handled the subject manner extraordinarily well, and in a way that was accurate yet really walked a fine line about difficult subject matter. I was hesitant to take the project originally as the Colorado Movie theater shooting had just happened that day. However a friend of mine pointed out that like any difficult subject we need to be able to create and support an ongoing dialogue about it. You never know about Hollywood projects, but the producers, writers and actors took this project and created something powerful and truthful. The respect I have for them for doing so well this is incredibly high. Congrats guys the award is well deserved.


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The Information Commissioner, Christopher Graham, has called for custodial sentences for serious breaches of the data protection law following the death of a pensioner caused by illegal disclosure of police information.
The data, which had been held on the Police National Computer, contained the address of a 79-year-old man that was passed on by an officer to a member of the public.
The pensioner had been involved in a dispute with a woman regarding a parking space.
The member of the public acting on behalf of the woman involved subsequently threw a brick through the pensioner's window resulting in his death through shock.
Two men were convicted of manslaughter, but the police officer could only be fined £1,200.
Another case involved a civilian employee of Essex Police who accessed intelligence data illegally on 800 cases but could only be fined £750.
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As a long time reader, I've learned that several times a year, The Economist produces an article worth the price of the entire year's subscription. You don't seem to have lost your touch. That is surely worthy of the new cliché, "counter-intuitive."
"Farewell to WW1 is the most recent example of your talent. It's a beautifully written and sensitive account of the war and of two men of whom our entire world has reason to be proud. Thank you for publishing it.
Malcolm Scollay Low
My favorite article of this edition.
"in voices that had almost worn away" -
thank you Economist.
With their passing, we the living, have lost something of immeasurable value. We have lost the living testament to the enduring spirit of humanity through one of the most brutal, unimaginable calamities of human history.
Let no one forget what it took them over a century to come to terms with. What a century of nightmares and silent torment could never erase. They are the last of a generation which suffered through more than many of us can ever fathom, who never forgot the true cost of war. The human cost. To them then figures were more than numbers, they were a reality that defined them, that defined the world they lived in and the people they lost.
They were truly great. Their burden is now ours. It is a responsibility we should not shoulder lightly.
One lesson that history has taught is than humanity never learns from History or lessons deduced from it.
With all war veterans dead, we should be ready for another major conflict. May be a nuclear holocaust in the nest 20 yrs.
@ puranakheela
Isn't it obvious? a pity...but I couldn't agree more with 2 points made over and over through the comments: 1. The uselessness of war and 2. The brilliance of this piece.
What is the full form of WW1 West War 1 or World War 1?
My father, a private in the Rifle Brigade, was taken prisoner on the Chemin des Dames in the last major German advance of the Great War, in early 1918. He was well aware that he'd got off lightly: he'd only been in the front line for two weeks, and experienced nothing like the atrocious suffering described in this outstanding Economist article.
Being a veteran of two conflicts I read with great interest the article, 'Farewell to WW1.' I was especially moved by the final paragraph: "They had.... but one common thought. That war was hell; that they wished it would never happen again, but knew it always would; and that though it hurt almost too much to remember, they owed it to the millions of dead never to let the world forget." Contrast that with the search for glory, profit, or the redress of old wrongs by those uninitiated to war, and the propensity of old men to send the young off to correct their diplomatic missteps, and the lives of untold millions are held in the balance. On this day, of all days; I think of Christmas, 1915, on the Western Front, when the armies stopped fighting on that day and the old men shuddered in their respective palaces. And I wonder how it would be if mankind could but grasp the reality of, peace on earth, good will to men, and joy to the world.
Thank You,
S. Campbell
The writing. The writing! Six months to go on this subscription. But I'm renewing today for another few years. A fine piece of work, this. Quite fine indeed. Thank-you.
To Harry and Henry. God bless you both. May you Rest in Peace.
What a pleasure to read this special Christmas issue about WW1 and our two heroes (Mr Allingham and Mr Patch).
It remembered me my grand father. Reading the letters he sent my grand mother during this period helped me understand how deep he and so many men suffered less than one century ago. Life in the country even out of war time was already so hard, with no heater at home, and so on... But at war, men were not just poor but indecently wretched.
The feature is good to read like it seems to me only in british newspapers one can find some. Sensible without being stupid or idealistic. Gives you envy of fighting ... for PEACE.
Thank you, from France.
We'll always remember them...
The biggest problem is that the people with the power to start a war are never the people who fight it. This is why wars still happen so often.
Thank you for this. The Economist often surprises me with the subtlety of its` writing.
The Kingston trio had a song"where have all the flowers gone", and in it they said "when will we ever learn". I guess never. War is the must barbaric act upon mankind.
Very touching story, detailed and writen like a mix of journalism and some poetry. Well done!
Excellent article. So true that when they send you off to war, you never really come back again.
Rest in Peace
Extremely well-written article. Graphic, intense, emotional - like the warfare it described. Thanks to the author.
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General Porpoise -Dubstep
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This song declares war on dance beats. Dance beats are gay.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
how in the world?
do YOU MAKE YOUR SONGS SO PERFECT?!
wait a minute YOU ARE ONE ARENT YOU?!
Yes it is true, I am a song.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
why the hell are you still here
get this shit on itunes and google music before i jump through the computer and beat you into doing it. the world needs your music.
I like Newgrounds :D
Plus I don't want anybody to pay for my music. Unless they have a bunch of extra dollars that they insist of giving to me, I'd be okay with that, but music should be freeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Rated 5 / 5 stars
It's more like Dubsmooth... Wicked job man, I think you keep going like this you may just create your own sub genre of Dubstep! I'd love to hear more like this!
That would be just way too rad. Hopefully I can develop this a little more into a defined genre. :D
Rated 5 / 5 stars
This is awesome but i think you should've dropped at certain points.
EX: at 00:40 and when it gets to that point again or may be you should've dropped at the finish, may be like at 03:30 do a full drop and then get into it again with a full fast wub wub's.
That would be a re-mix review.
Drops are too gimmicky. I didn't want to take away too much from the synth melodies/harmonies, the emphasis between synth and bass shifts from time to time throughout the song, after every drop, people would only listen to the bass as is expected in dubstep music, but I'm rollin with something different. :] Thanks for the review, I have no doubts that your ideas would make this song more enjoyable for a lot of people but I'm trying different junk! :D
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Nice and chill.
Love it mate, this stuff rocks. SMOOTH BASS is probably the stand out in this track. Your mix is nice and tidy and you've got heaps of layers, so props to you!
This certainly isn't electro dub ravey shit, it's a really relaxing track. Does get a bit repetitive. You should get into dubstep more, because this style is killer. You should find some better samples (particularly snare samples) and work on shuffling things up a bit. Add some variation to it, mess around with synth plug ins and use off beat incidentals. Just the little things that give a track flavour and personality.
For what it is, this track deserves a well earned 9/10 and 5/5. Keep it man! Loving your stuff ;)
I am so in love with that snare I made, you have no idea dude. It's actually 3 layers of different samples with some reverb and compression.
Anyways thanks for this awesome review :]
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Paleta25 wrote:Im going to wait at least until the accounts fll off in June of next year and during this time I will try to work on the rest hopefully with some PFD and get these baddies gone
I havent started any paperwork as of yet, figured id get all my ducks in a row before they come back again and say fix it...
Harris and Harris eh?
Illinois tollway authority or City of Chicago? LOL
Well, from personal experience, they will delete upon payment, for what its worth... although if its tollway, depending on how fast you want to purchase, there are grumblings of an amnesty coming up soon
Actually none of them are from the tollway or city. They are medical collections. If they delete upon payment then even better! I just sent them a PFD so hopefully they agree!


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- The Centurions Cartoon Episode Guide
- Ruby-Spears Enterprises Productions, Nippon Sunrise
- Distributed by: Worldvision
- Cartoon Characters: Ace McCloud, Amber, Crystal Kane, Doctor Terror, Hacker, Jake Rockwell, Max Ray, Dr. Wu, Rex Charger, Shadow, Lucy, Sarge, Jimmy Squeaks, Wheels Willie.
- Voice Actors: Pat Fraley, Neil Ross, Vince Edwards, Ron Feinberg, Edmund Gilbert, Diane Pershing, Jennifer Darling, Bob Ridgely, Michael Bell, Bill Martin; Full Voice Cast ...
- Produced By Larry Huber, Russell Mooney, Stacy McLaughlin, Ted Pedersen, Joe Ruby, Ken Spears.
- Written By Ted Pedersen.
- Music: Udi Harpaz.
- Editor: Leo Guerra.
- First Aired on October 03, 1986.
- Originally Released in Syndication.
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
- Color
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