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LDK Misses Critical Bond Payment, Could Lead Solar Down the Drain
TheStreet) -- The situation with solar cell manufacturers continues to deteriorate. Since I wrote my article
LDK failed to make a full payment of $7.24 million on senior convertible notes with a yield of 4.75%. Convertible means that the notes may be converted into stock. Keep in mind that converting dilutes the stock, but also shareholders are subordinate to bondholders during liquidations. I wouldn't count on creditors converting into common shares anytime soon.
The China-based LDK is short cash, based on a company statement. In LDK's previously reported quarterly balance sheet statement, the company reported $453 million in cash and equivalents, down from over $800 million in the previous quarter. On Thursday, LDK reported its cash holding fell 75% and now stands at $98.3 million
In LDK's last quarter of 2012, it lost $517 million after losing $137 million in the previous quarter. In order for LDK to survive, it will need to restructure its debt with creditors. Renegotiating with creditors won't be easy.
LDK's sales are falling, margins are squeezing, The United States Natural Gas ETF (UNG) is near historic lows. Meanwhile, LDK competitor First Solar (FSLR) recently announced the purchase of TetraSun and a breakthrough in cost-per-watt production.First Solar expects to produce solar panels in 2017 that have a cost per watt of 40 cents; this represents a significant drop from 65 cents during 2013. LDK and other solar makers will need to forge ahead with lower-cost panels or become stranded in perpetual darkness.
Right now, LDK shareholders don't need to worry about 40 cents per watt production in 2017. Unless LDK can improve margins, profit and win over creditors, there will not be a 2017 for LDK. In my article
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The Rec Connection is your guide to our fall, winter and spring programs and activities. It is available at the end of December and beginning of September of each year.
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Mind you, I don't need any of the other capabilities of a blog, just the leaving of the comments part. There has to be a script, right?
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A couple weeks ago the horn on my 03 tacoma started blowing.as i walked to the truck it stopped,then started,then stopped ,then started.then stopped. I opened hood and took battery cable off.before it got dark i put cable back on and raised windows but i forgot to take the cable back off.so soon as i went inside it started blowing again.by time i got dressed and outside several minutes had passed and it stopped before i got hood up, but i took cable off battery anyway.next time i wanted to drive the truck i put cable back on and took off driving,no horn!!!press horn button and no horn. I was walking into business front door up town and horn blew 3 times and has never worked again.today i took one of the horns off and hooked a test wire to it,grounded the horn and touched the test wire to battery, it only clicks.this truck has no alarm bytheway. Relay clicks which i read is located in the body ecu.i guess both horns are burnt out.AIR BAG LITE GOES OUT WHEN TRUCK IS STARTED SO I WILL ASSUME THAT IS OK.
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The same geothermal features that entertain the crowds at Yellowstone's Old Faithful also heat the mineral waters in Chico Hot Springs, a perfect rehab for the body after hiking or skiing. It's located 23 miles south of Livingston at the foot of Paradise Valley's Absaroka Mountains (800-468-9232; www.chicohotsprings.com), and a night under the stars in the open-air springs is a local tradition. Expect rowdy, happy crowds.


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Another biased headline?
These programs may have been well intentioned but they're not working and, in reality, are making things worse," the Alabama Republican [Spencer Bachus] said…
Conservatives and liberals alike have criticized the program for being ineffective. Elizabeth Warren, the Harvard law professor who is leading the [Obama] administration's efforts to set up an agency to regulate consumer financial products, last year likened the [mortgage modification] program to "bailing out the boat with a teaspoon while it takes on gallons of water."
Would somebody PLEASE start addressing issues honestly without the partisan spin???


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Terry Pierce - Gradi achievements rightfully recognised
Published: 22 Mar 2011 - 14:26:15
The great and the good from across the Football League came together on Sunday evening to celebrate the best the game can offer. From programmes to apprentices, plenty of clubs received a timely and unexpected addition to the trophy cabinet.
The most pleasantly surprising award of the evening went to Crewe boss Dario Gradi MBE, who was awarded the Contribution to League Football Award. The honour is presented annually by the Board of the Football League to an individual who has given a lifetime's service to the professional game. And Gradi is most certainly a worthy winner.
Italian-born Gradi has enjoyed a near-30-year association with Crewe Alexandra, and shows few signs of giving up any time soon. The 69-year-old first took charge at Gresty Road in the summer of 1983. The Alex were a lowly Division Four side, and had to re-apply for election a number of times previous to his arrival.
Under Gradi the club progressed, slowly but surely. They finally left the basement league - in the right way - six years into Gradi's reign, prompting the offer of an unheard-of 10-year contract offer. Their subsequent relegation was merely a blot on Gradi's copy book, and he had soon guided them to the second tier.
The Railwaymen yo-yoed between the middle two tiers on a shoe-string budget for eight or nine years before slipping back to the bottom division. With life catching up on him, Gradi finally made the decision to take a backwards step, and relinquished control of the first team in 2007.
The plan was for him to move upstairs, joining the club's board and adopting a position of Technical Director. But replacement first-team coach Steve Holland, and Icelandic manager Gudjon Thordason after him, failed to fill the vast void left by Gradi, who has been back in charge of first-team affairs since October 2009.
The club may be back in the basement, but no right-minded individual could deny that without Gradi's arrival all those years ago, they would probably have fallen into the non-leagues and possibly even out of existence. While the sheer length of his reign is more than impressive, it is the way in which he has done it that is the real story.
Crewe are never going to have a big budget, but Gradi placed huge importance on the development of youth. He and his team unearthed and developed a stream of players who went on to enjoy careers at the top level.
Neil Lennon, Robbie Savage, Geoff Thomas and - most notably - David Platt spent time under Gradi during the early periods of their careers before reaching the very top. And Gradi also discovered the likes of Dean Ashton, Danny Murphy, Seth Johnson and current Wales international David Vaughan.
The list goes on and on, and the club are still producing talented young players under the eye of Gradi, such as Derby County duo John Brayford and James Bailey, who recently left Cheshire for a combined fee that could rise beyond a million pounds. A lesser-known plaudit, his side also won the PFA's Bobby Moore Fair Play trophy 12 times in 15 years.
It was a fitting tribute that it was former England internationals Murphy and Platt who spoke so highly of Gradi during Sunday's ceremony. And the late, great Bobby Robson once said Gradi had become one of England's best managers.
Who are we to argue.
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Illinois vs. August Spies et al. trial transcript no. 1. Direct examination by Mr. Ingham. Cross-examination by Captain Black. Testified on behalf of the Prosecution, People of the State of Illinois. Confiscated a blast furnace from George Engel's home three days after the Haymarket meeting. Testified on various topics (page numbers provide a partial guide): bombs (vol.K 500), items confiscated from the Arbeiter-Zeitung office or the defendants' homes (vol.K 499), Engel, George (vol.K 498), People's Exhibit 133 a&b (vol.K 498). MARTIN QUINN, recalled by the people was examined in chief by Mr. Ingham and testified as follows: Q What is your name? A Martin Quinn. Q Do you know Engle? A Yes sir I know him for a short time Q Were you at his house? A I was Q How long after the Haymarket? A About three or four days after, three days after I think. Q Tell what took place there, what conversation you had with him?
Testimony of Martin Quinn (second appearance), 1886 July 28.
Volume K, 498-503, 6 p.
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A Objected to.
THE COURT: It is admissible as to himself but no evidence against others.
Defendant's counsel then and there excepted to the ruling of the court.
MR. BLACK: It seems to me that conversations after the Haymarket, even as against the defendants themselves with whom the conversations were had, should be confined to the thing itself, not general conversations, but to the charge for which they are under trial.
THE COURT: What ever any one of the defendants said after the night of the 4th is only evidence as to the person who was talking, unless some other person was present and assented assented to it.
Mr. INGHAM: Q You say you went to the house?
A Yes sir.
Q What time of day did you get there?
A Got there about six o'clock in the evening.
Q Was Engle there when you got there?
A He was not at that time.
Q How soon after you got there did he come?
A It might have been fifteen or twenty minutes.
Q Did you have any talk with him after you came?
A I did.
Q Tell what that was?
Mr. BLACK: General talk is not admissible.
Mr. INGHAM: I do not bring him up for any purpose except this talk.
Q Go on and give the conversation you had with Engle?
A I told Mr. Engle that I had come there to look around his premises, having been informed there was combustible materials bombs, etc--
Q (interrupting) Did you tell him that?
A Yes sir.
Q Tell just what you said to him.
A And that we had looked through his house, and said that this machine here was down in the basement; and he stated that it was brought there or left there by some man about four or five months previous to that time, and his wife described the man to me. She said this was left there in the basement door.
Mr. ZEISLET: What his wife said I don't think is admissible.
THE WITNESS: Mr Engle was there at the time.
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THE WITNESS: She gave a description of the man who left the machine down at her basement door. From the description Mr. Engle said he thought he knew him.
Mr. INGHAM: Q. What description did she give?
A She described him as a man with long whiskers, black whiskers and pretty tall man. That was about the same description Mr. Engle gave, said he thought it was the same man but didn't know him at that time. I didn't know what the machine was, but Mr. Engle said that he thought it was made for the purpose of making bombs, and that there was a meeting-- I asked him how he knew that-- he said there was a meeting at one time at Turner Hall where it was said, intimated that he saaw this man there, and the next thing was this machine was brought over.
Q What did he say about the man at Turner Hall?
A He said he made a speech there, talked about the manufacture of bombs, and Mr. Engle told me that he said he would not allow him to make any bombs in his place, in his basement. So the man went away. He said he didn't know where he was. I took him then up to West Chicago avenue station office and reported the matter, and had him to make a statement also to Captain Hatheway; and he sent me down to the central station with the machine and with Mr. Engle, and there the chief of police and also the inspector had a conversation with him.
Q Did the chief talk to him in German while you were present?
A Yes sir.
Q Do you understand German?
A I do not. I understand a few words.
Defendant's moved to exclude the testimony of this witness as irrelevant and immaterial. The court overruled the motion; to which ruling of the court counsel for the defendants then and there excepted.
By Mr. Black.
Q Did Mr. Engle give you any explanation as to how that machine was to be used in making bombs?
A He did not. He could not, but he thought it was for that purpose he said.
Q He said he thought it was for that purpose?
A Yes, on account of the conversation he had with this man.
Q But he didn't undertake to tell you how it could be utilized for that purpose?
A No sir.
Q Did you examine the thing especially at that time.
A I did.
Q You notice it has a hole in the bottom filled with a loosefitting sort of cover or filling?
A It is something the same as a furnace. I have seen some furnaces.
Q That thing would not hold lead of itself, would it?
A I don't suppose it would, that is if it was melted.
Q That is what I mean, melted lead?
A Yes sir.
Q No body would think, no sane man of putting lead in there
for the purpose of melting it, and having it run out at that spout, would they?
Objected to.
THE COURT: He don't undertake to describe the effect.
Mr. BLACK: Q. Did you observe it sufficiently to make up your mind whether any fire had ever been in that concern or not?
A Yes sir.
Q There had never been any fire there that you could discover?
A No sir.
Q You are sure that you found that in Engles basement?
A Yes sir.
Q He told you where to find it, did he?
A Yes sir.
Q Engle told you that he told the man whoever the man was that he was not going to let the bomb be made in his place?
A Yes sir.
Q Would not consent that he should use the bomb factory down in his basement?
A No sir.
Q How much of a house has Engle there?
A He has a store up stairs, a notion store, with cigars toys etc. In the basement this machine was there and also some peices of lead and pipe, etc.
Q You took Engle and the machine together to the central station, did you?
A Yes sir.
Q On that occasion?
A On that occasion.
Q Do you know what became of Engle afterwards?
A Yes sir, I came back home with him again.
Q Came back home with him?
A Yes, at that time.
Q That was not the occasion of his being arrested?
A No sir, not that I know of.
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A former school teacher jailed 25 years for making child abuse videos has offered to wear Google Glass after his release from prison so law enforcement can track his whereabouts.
Eric Justin Toth, who spent a year on the FBI's Ten Most Wanted list, will spend a lifetime on supervised release after completing his prison sentence handed down on Tuesday.
While discussing the special conditions attached to his release, Toth mentioned "Google goggles", saying he told his lawyer he could wear glasses that allow officials to ensure he is staying away from children.
The former private school teacher joined the FBI's Most Wanted list in 2012, filling a vacancy created by Osama bin Laden's death.
Toth acknowledged using a camera disguised as an air freshener to capture video of children using a bathroom at the school where he taught in Washington.
Speaking to a federal judge before sentencing, Toth apologised to his victims saying: "I know I've hurt people, a lot of people."
He said he recognised his actions have led people to distrust others.
"I've really contributed to making the world a kind of place I don't want to live in," said Toth, who promised to spend his time in prison "trying to do penance in whatever humble ways I can".
Toth fled Washington in 2008 after images of child abuse were found on a camera he had used while a teacher at Beauvoir, a private elementary school.
His car was later found parked at a Minnesota airport with an apparent suicide note.
Toth, meanwhile, used an assumed name and worked in Arizona and later in Texas. Authorities caught him in Nicaragua in April 2013.
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Tum Tum? Man, I haven't heard that name in about 50-11 years. Anyways, he links up with a couple other Texans for their take on UGK's "Front Back, Side to Side." Props to GFCNY.
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I don't really understand how to solve non-linear inequalities after the factoring step? I don't understand how to use sign charts!
For example,
Please and thank you!
Well, if you think about where the function actually equals 0, it has to be at the x intercepts. Surely you can figure those out.
Then, we make note of the fact that a function can only ever change from positive to negative, or vice versa, AT the x-intercepts.
Therefore, the x intercepts break up the domain into a number of regions where the function could be positive or could be negative.
Test each of those regions by substituting a point from each of those regions into the function. See if you get positive or negative.
The solution to each inequality should then easily follow.
Well I understand the part you've explained, so let me be clearer. I don't understand how the positive and negative changes/leads to the solution. Like, what does it lend to the solution if its positive or negative? If that isn't clear enough, I'd appreciate explanation with an example.
In the first example you are asked to solve . So you are asked to find all the points where this function is either 0 or positive. Finding where the function is 0 should be easy. Finding where the function is positive is done by testing points in each region determined by the intercepts (where the function is 0).
OK, you have just shown that when . That means that ALL POINTS in the region will be positive. You have that when , so ALL POINTS in the region will be negative. Finally you have that when , so ALL POINTS in the region will be positive.
Your questions asks "at what points is ?"
You know where it equals 0, you know where it is positive. Put those answers together.


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1. | to discard or reject |
2. | to expel or dismiss, esp forcibly |
3. | to construct (something projecting or prominent, such as a wing of a building) |
4. | to put forward or offer: the chairman threw out a new proposal |
5. | to utter in a casual or indirect manner: to throw out a hint |
6. | to confuse or disconcert: the noise threw his concentration out |
7. | to give off or emit |
8. | cricket (of a fielder) to put (the batsman) out by throwing the ball to hit the wicket |
9. | baseball to make a throw to a teammate who in turn puts out (a base runner) |
throw out
Give off, emit, as in That flashlight throws out a powerful beam. [Mid-1700s] Also see throw off, def. 2.
Reject, as in We threw out her proposal. [Early 1600s]
Get rid of, discard; see throw away, def. 1.
Offer a suggestion or plan, as in The nominating committee threw out names for our consideration. [Early 1600s] Also see throw away, def. 3.
Forcibly eject, force the departure of, as in The bartender threw out the drunk, or He was thrown out of the country club for failing to pay his dues. [Early 1500s]
Put out of alignment, as in Lifting that sofa threw out my back.
In baseball or cricket, put a player out by throwing the ball. In baseball, the throw is to a base before the batter reaches it; in cricket, the throw must hit the batsman's wicket. [Second half of 1800s]


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Pearl, or vb script would be fine? Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
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Image/E-Record Titles Beginning with "T"
Taft House Moving, Nov., 1981
Taft House Moving (1), Nov., 1981
Taft House Moving - Cutting into Two Sections, Nov., 1981
Taft House Moving - Removing Foundation, Nov., 1981
Taft House Original View (1), Apr. 8, 1940
Taft House Original View (2), Apr. 8, 1940
Taft House Recent Photo, June, 1994
Taft studio - birthday luncheon, ca. 1929
Taft studio - birthday luncheon, ca. 1929
Taft Studio - group at luncheon, ca. 1932
Taft Studio - private study, ca. 1929-36
Taft Studio - second floor, ca. 1929-36
Taft studio - view in court, ca. 1926-36
Taft Studio - view in the court, ca. 1929-1936
Taft studio birthday banquet, April 29, 1929
Taft Working on Lincoln Sculpture, circa 1928
Taft's studio, ca. 1926-27
Tagore Circle reunion; group photograph, December 1916
Taragato: J. Schundav, undated
Taragato: W. Kohlert and Sons, undated
Tau Beta Pi Fraternity, ca. 1910
Tau Beta Pi House, circa 1910
Tau Delta Tau Fraternity, ca. 1918
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity (2), ca. 1935
Tau Lambda Fraternity, ca. 1910
Tazwell Rural Youth, ca. 1946
Tea, ca. 1940
Tea (1), ca. 1940
Team football photo 1890, 1890
Team photo--Baseball, 1913
Teams Meet for a Coin Toss at Memorial Stadium, circa 1928-29
Telescope, circa 1910
Tell Me (Diga Me), undated
Temporary Housing Village Council, Aug. 21, 1946
Tennis, ca. 1892
Tennis Courts, circa 1938-40
Tennis Girls, June, 1946
Tension Test of Steel Specimen, circa 1917
Tentative Program for American Bandmaster's Association Meeting at University of Illinois, January 8-10, 1931
Tentative Program for American Bandmaster's Association Meeting at University of Illinois, January 9-10, 1930
Terra Cotta Block Column After Testing, circa 1917
Terra Saca, undated
Terry and McGhee, circa 1960
Test car, circa 1909
Test Image #2, Mar 15, 2010
Test Image #3, Mar. 15, 2010
Test of Large Steel Girder from a Highway Bridge, circa 1917
Test of Locomotive Car Wheel, circa 1917
Test of Locomotive Car Wheel (1), circa 1917
Test of Railway Car Brake Beam, circa 1917
Test of Reinforced Concrete Culvert Pipe, circa 1917
Test of Stand Pipe for Filling Locomotive Tanks, circa 1917
Testing experimentation, ca. 1955
Testing for Speech Sounds, ca. 1940s
Testing in the Physical Fitness Lab, Dec., 1951
Testing Reinforced Concrete Warehouse Floor, circa 1917
Testing Steel Girder in 600,000 Pound Machine, circa 1917
Textbook Purchase, 1989
Thacher Howland Guild, ca. 1910
The Awakening, ca. 1907
The Bears, 1986
The Beginnings of an Optoelectronic Chip, Nov., 1982
The Bewitched, c. 1957
The Blind, ca. 1908
The Cave on Green Street, circa 1968
The Children's Corner Suite, undated
The Clash, 1914
The Cornet, Trumpet, and Flugelhorn in the Band page 1, April 10, 1932
The Cornet, Trumpet, and Flugelhorn in the Band page 3, April 10, 1932
The Cornet, Trumpet, and Flugelhorn in the Band page 6, April 10, 1932
The Electrical Measurement Laboratory, circa 1917
The Gazette Building, circa 1880
The Gunnery Staff of the School of Military Aeronautics, Aug. 1, 1918
The High Cost of Living, 1914
The Illinois Farm, undated
The Joker of Poker Flats, 1910
The McCollum Case Judges, June 13, 1945
The Musical Messenger, Herbert L. Clarke, January, 1916
The New Armory, circa 1910
The New Horticultural Greenhouses, circa 1912
The Ocean Must Be Free, 1917
The Old Armory, circa 1917
The Physics Seminar Room and Library, circa 1917
The Power Laboratory, circa 1917
The President's Residence, ca. 1930
The Prodigal Prince, 1913
The Push Ball Marshals, 1910
The Siren, Vol. 1, No. 5, 1912
The Siren, Vol. 1, No. 6, 1912
The Siren, Vol. 1, No. 7, 1912
The Song of the Seabees, 1942
The Squad Taking It Easy at Noon, July, 1919
The Stadium Parade, 1923
The Swiss Bell Ringers, 1886
The Three Solitaires (original) written by Victor Herbert, Washington Park, Phila. PA, July 1896, 1896
The U of I Regiments, circa 1912
The University Library (Altgeld Hall), circa 1917
The Wireless, 1913
The Woman in the Shoe, 1929
Theater class stretching, 10/1981
Theodore C. Pease, ca. 1940s
Theodore Peterson and Two Others, circa 1965
Theodore Peterson Reading, Feb. 4, 1962
Theodore Peterson with a Pipe, Feb. 2, 1970
Theta Chi Fraternity, November 1954
Theta Chi Fraternity (1), Oct 5 1957
Theta Chi Fraternity and Mascot, Oct 5 1957
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity, ca. 1910
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity (1), circa 1935
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity (3), circa 1935
Theta Kappa Phi Fraternity, ca. 1935
They'll Start for Illinois in Rose Bowl, Dec 30 1963
This Is Our Best, 1967
Thomas A. Clark, circa 1910
Thomas Arkle Clark, circa 1910
Thomas Baron, Nov. 8, 1950
Thomas Cureton Jogging in Illinois Gear, Feb., 1955
Thomas Edwin Rickard, Class of 1872, ca. 1875
Thomas Everhart, undated
Thomas J. Burrill, ca. 1872
Thomas J. Burrill (1), circa 1890s
Thomas J. Smith, Mar., 1897
Thomas J. Smith (1), ca. 1895-1900
Thomas Jonathan Burrill, ca. 1875
Thomas Phillips, November 2, 1955
Thomas Siwe, Undated
Three Agronomy Graduate Students Singing, Apr. 30, 1955
Three American Dances, 1998
Three campers in woods, 1907
Three Coins in the Fountain, undated
Three Towers, circa 1910
Ticket line, 1944
Tim Nugent and fellow soldiers in Texas, ca. 1943
Tim Nugent Boat Excursion, ca. 1967-77
Tim Nugent Group Shot, Undated
Tim Nugent instructs art class, April 11, 1975
Tim Nugent teaches art class, April 11, 1975
Timber and Creek above Crystal Lake, Urbana IL (1), May 21, 1907
Timothy J. Nugent - Coaching, circa 1960s
Timothy J. Nugent and Student (2), Late 1950s/Early 1960s
Timothy Nugent, ca. 1945
Timothy Nugent lifting weights in Germany, July 31, 1945
Timothy Nugent on Duty as a Life Guard, ca. 1938
Timothy Nugent on Life Guard Duty, ca. 1938
Timothy Nugent with his sisters Marge and Pat, circa 1939
Tina Weedon Smith, Undated
Tina Weedon Smith (1), ca. 1864
Tina Weedon Smith (2), circa 1895-1903
Tina Weedon Smith (3), circa 1895-1903
Title, Date
To Herbert L. Clarke from John Philip Sousa, 1873-1915
To Herbert L. Clarke From Victor Herbert, ca. 1895
Tobin and Zuppke, Aug., 1939
Tom Emanuel, circa 1983
Tom Horn, Shoshoni, May, 1935
Tom Jones, Broadcaster, Circa 1970s
Tom Parkinson, February 20, 1962
Tom Stone, Owens Valley Paiute, Apr., 1935
Tone Road Ramblers, Thrown, T05 (snippet), October 6, 1984
Tony Eason, ca. 1981
Tony Eason Pitches to Calvin Thomas, Sept. 19, 1981
Tool Storage Room of Machine Department, circa 1917
Tool Storage Room of Pattern Department, circa 1917
Top of Sketch Model for Soldiers' Memorial, circa 1925
Top of Sketch Model for Soldiers' Memorial (1), circa 1925
Top of Sketch Model for Soldiers' Memorial (10), circa 1925
Top of Sketch Model for Soldiers' Memorial (2), circa 1925
Top of Sketch Model for Soldiers' Memorial (3), circa 1925
Top of Sketch Model for Soldiers' Memorial (4), circa 1925
Top of Sketch Model for Soldiers' Memorial (5), circa 1925
Top of Sketch Model for Soldiers' Memorial (6), circa 1925
Top of Sketch Model for Soldiers' Memorial (7), circa 1925
Top of Sketch Model for Soldiers' Memorial (8), circa 1925
Top of Sketch Model for Soldiers' Memorial (9), circa 1925
Toro Valiente, undated
Tosca "no. 2", Aug. 1932
Tosca "no. 3", Aug. 1932
Tosca "no. 4", Aug. 1932
Tosca "no. 5", Aug. 1932
Tosca "no. 6", Aug. 1932
Tosca "no. 7", Aug. 1932
Tosca "no. 8", Aug. 1932
Tosca, "no. 9", Aug. 1932
Tour Group Visits Assembly Hall Construction, Sept 20, 1961
Tour Group Visits Research Plots, Sept., 1973
Tour of Agronomy South Farm, circa 1961
Tour of the South Farm, circa 1959
Track and field, circa 1934
Track and field (1), circa 1934
Tractor Formation - University of Illinois Marching Illini, Oct. 24, 1953
Traffic Engineering "Share the Phase" Signal Cycle 1977, June 7, 1977
Train wreck, possibly in Indiana, c. 1920s
Train wreck, possibly near Rochester, NY, c. 1920s
Train wreck, possibly near Rochester, NY, c. 1920s
Train wreck, possibly near Rochester, NY, c. 1920s
Train wreck, possibly near Rochester, NY, c. 1920s
Transformation of wood into coal, ca. 1930
Transportation Building, circa 1916
Transportation Building, circa 1918
Transportation Building, circa 1930
Transportation Building, May 15, 1966
Transportation Building Aerial View, Circa 1912
Transportation Building Entrance, Circa 1965
Transportation Building interior, undated
Transportation Building North End, Circa 1912
Tree, circa 1938-40
Tree Planting near Armory, April, 1920
Tree Planting near Armory, April 1920
Tree Planting near Armory, April 1920
Tree Planting near Armory, April 1920
Tree Trimming, ca. 1920s
Tree trimming, ca. 1920s
Trevett-Mattis Bank, Champaign, circa 1910
Triangle Fraternity, ca. 1910
Triangle Fraternity (1), Aug. 30, 1963
Triangle House, circa 1910
Trin (Tsin) Chuang, circa 1914
Trinity Methodist Church, 1912
Trinity Methodist Church, circa 1920s
Tristeza de Trovadora, undated
Trolley Track in Champaign, circa 1905
Trombone: C.G. Conn, 1921
Trombone: C.G. Conn, 1923
Trombone: Distin, undated
Troop Ship Music, circa July 1919
Trophy Room, circa 1910
Trumpet, undated
Trumpet B-flat/A: Conn "Victor", Elkhart, IN, ca. 1924-1925
Trumpet: Boosey & Co., undated
Trumpet: C.G. Conn, undated
Trumpet: Chas H. Parsons and Co, undated
Trumpet: Excelsior, undated
Trumpet: Keefer, undated
Trumpet: M.J. Kalashen, undated
Trygve Lie with Congress of American Women, 5/19/1947
Tuba Section, Sousa Band, c. 1920s
Tug of War, circa Oct 31, 1919
Turn-style Area and Part of Circulation Desk, Aug., 1970
Turner Hall, Aug., 1964
Turner Hall and Southwest Campus, Feb 19 1971
Turning Curious, ca. 1980s
Twilight Band Concert, circa 1911
Twin City Drive-In, ca. 1948
Twin City Drive-In, ca. 1948
Twin City Drive-In, ca. 1948
Two Female Students, circa 1972-73
Two men in wheelchairs, ca. 1956-1966
Two Men Look Into Nuclear Reactor, ca. 1961
Two men make camp, 1907
Two Men Working on the Illiac IV, ca. 1970
Two points!, Undated
Two Students, circa 1890
Two women explore a pantry, ca. 1961-1974
Two Women in Lobby, Sept. 18, 1944
Two Women Playing Volleyball, circa 1955


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St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - Jeff Suppan didn't last long enough to win in his return to the Cardinals, but the right-hander navigated four frames, and Colby Rasmus did the rest, as St. Louis took its second straight from Seattle, 4-2.
Suppan, who was released by Milwaukee on June 7th, gave up one run on four hits with four strikeouts and a pair of walks. He threw 73 pitches, but was replaced because of a long layoff from the mound. He was let go after posting a 7.84 earned run average in 15 appearances for the Brewers this season, but has fond memories with the Cardinals, winning 16 games in 2004 and 2005.
"I have to, whatever the situation is, separate myself from the emotions and make my pitches. The bottom line is I have to keep the team in the game," Suppan said of his return.
Rasmus hit a two-run shot and Albert Pujols, one game after getting plunked in the ear-hole of the helmet by a Jose Lopez throw home in Monday's game, hit a solo home run for the Cardinals, who have won two in a row. Blake Hawksworth (1-3) pitched 1 2/3 scoreless frames for the victory, and Ryan Franklin nailed down his 12th save.
Milton Bradley and Ryan Langerhans hit solo home runs for the Mariners. Ryan Rowland-Smith (0-6) continued to struggle, giving up three runs on seven hits with one walk and one strikeout over four frames.
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By now most people with an interest in art must be aware that a huge and superb Manet retrospective cosponsored by the Louvre and the Metropolitan Museum has just opened at the latter museum here. And that critics are already describing it as an ''eye-opener,'' as affording a ''new insight'' into the nature of Manet's genius.
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Manet, I'm afraid, is one of those artists to whom extensive lip service but very little real attention is paid. Every-one knows he was a great painter and that he scandalized Paris in 1863 with his painting ''Le dejeuner sur l'herbe,'' a large work that depicted two fully dressed men and two unclothed women picnicking in a park. But he has never quite caught on with the public the way Monet, Renoir, Degas, Van Gogh, or Lautrec has.
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From the Editor The Freedom to Prosper "Freedom isn't free." I believe this saying. I don't serve in the military, so I'm not on the front lines to defend our country. I am not a politician, so I don't listen to my constituents before casting a vote for – or against – various pieces of legislation. I'm not even a mason, so I do not possess the skills and talent necessary to create a beautiful brick, block or stone building. I can only write about these things. Still, I have the freedom to make a living at journalism, and have done so for the last 20 or so years. We all measure success differently. You might measure success by the size of your home and the make and model of your vehicle. Maybe you feel you're successful if your business merely turns a profit at the end of the year. You might look into the faces of your children or grandchildren – who, hopefully, are happy and healthy – and feel you're living a successful life. Or, maybe, it's a mix of all of these things. No matter your barometer for measuring success, you have something millions around the world do not: the freedom to thrive and prosper. It's what this country was built upon. I, for one, am thankful to our military, and for the opportunity to work as much or as little as I want. We all are privileged to say we have the freedom to do so.
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I swear I thought I wrote this review. I have the same car, tuning and the same habit of burying some idiot in an underpowered Euro version of Audi, Mercedes or BMX who would come nearly to my rear bumper. I'd blow them off and they'd still not get it. I had a lot of fun with those arrogant idiots until I realized they were a waste of time and moved back to the US. I brought the VW Gti with me of course, why leave a bomb in the hands of terrorists! I blew through a clutch and otherwise had normal maintenance. I also replaced the timing belt at 6 years in accord with EU law. I found out in the US it's a 100,000 miles. I haven't got even 70,000 on it yet. I replaced the Stereo but tied into the premium sound system that came stock. I love it, love it, love it. It's a BMW Z4 in a box. I had the same thoughts as this review, so I guess it's all too obvious it's a fun auto to own.
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THIBODAUX, LA (NBC33) — A 25-year-old man from Thibodaux was arrested for allegedly having sexual contact with a juvenile who is younger than 13-years-old.
The Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office questioned Zachary Mire on Wednesday, Oct. 24. Following the interview he was arrested for Aggravated Rape.
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