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J.K. Rowling has been named in a lawsuit alleging she stole ideas for her wildly popular and lucrative "Harry Potter" books from another British author.
The estate of the late Adrian Jacobs on Wednesday added Rowling as a defendant in a lawsuit it filed in June against Bloomsbury Publishing PLC for alleged copyright infringement, according to a statement released by the estate's representatives, who are based in Australia.
The lawsuit, filed in a London court, claims Rowling's book "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" copied substantial parts of Jacobs' 1987 book, "The Adventures of Willy the Wizard — No. 1 Livid Land." Jacobs' estate also claims that many other ideas from "Willy the Wizard" were copied into the "Harry Potter" books. Jacobs died in London in 1997.
"Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire" is the fourth book in Rowling's series and was published in July 2000.
Sydney agent Max Markson, who is representing the trustee of Jacobs' estate, Paul Allen, said Rowling was added to the lawsuit after Allen learned that the statute of limitations to sue her had not run out, as previously thought.
"I estimate it's a billion-dollar case," Markson said Thursday. "That'll be the decision of the courts, obviously."
J.K. Rowling said the claim was completely untrue.
"I am saddened that yet another claim has been made that I have taken material from another source to write Harry," she said. "The fact is I had never heard of the author or the book before the first accusation by those connected to the author's estate in 2004; I have certainly never read the book.
"The claims that are made are not only unfounded but absurd and I am disappointed that I, and my UK publisher Bloomsbury, are put in a position to have to defend ourselves. We will be applying to the Court immediately for a ruling that the claim is without merit and should therefore be dismissed without delay."
In June, Bloomsbury said the allegation that Rowling lifted from Jacobs' work was "unfounded, unsubstantiated and untrue." Bloomsbury said Jacobs' estate first approached the company in 2004 with its claims, but was unable to identify any text in the "Harry Potter" books that was copied from "Willy the Wizard."
In a statement, Allen said the estate is also seeking legal advice on whether the Harry Potter films and soon-to-be-opened Harry Potter theme park breach copyright law.
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Black baccara opinions?
Can anybody share their experience with the "Black Baccara" Hybrid Tea rose?
I did buy this rose online and have it with me now.
I see so much negative feedback on this rose :(
sometimes it makes me wonder if it is the fault of the grower or the rose they have is mislabeled.
Some people fail to realize that as it is a FLORIST rose, it needs florist rose care but they expect it to give them florist-quality flowers with minimum care and get mad when it fails to do so :/
What's your opinions on it? Don't hesitate to share your pictures and stories about this rose.
thanks! :)
Last year I sp'd mine after about 7 years in my garden. It is a pretty dark red bloom that lasts a long time. The blooms are small, but that was ok. What I didn't like was the slow repeat and few blooms. It did get BS and was winter tender. I am in zone 6, so it may do better in a warmer area?
I love mine.
The blooms aren't big.
The repeat is kind of slow, and bud production isn't the greatest.
That being said, it's a very steady consistent grower and bloomer for me.
Most vigorous? No... steady, yes.
I have mine in 4 hours sun. Completely clean of diseases and pests in my area.
I think it needs cooler temps and shade to bring out the black colour.
My phone can't capture great photos of the flower but I'll post what I can.
This is probably the most accurate colour representation I have.
Though it's still a bit too red.
Another thing to note.
The blooms will last week's in a vase. Weeks! And the further you are from the bloom the darker it appears.
At this stage the blooms look genuinely black from 3 feet back.
I have had Black Baccara in the ground in my no-spray garden for around 3 years. It is now in the middle of its first flush and there are around 30-50 blooms on it. Sometimes it has one bloom per stem, sometimes around 4 or so-if you had time to disbud it, you would likely improve the flower size.. It struggles a bit with powdery mildew, but this seems to disappear as the season progresses. It has grown around 3 feet tall each year, but this year it has grown to around 5 feet tall. The color is quite dark, especially when the light level is lower in the spring and fall. If you really wanted a very dark color, you may be able to devise a shelter for a developing bud that would reduce the light reaching it, but allow for air circulation. The larger flowers are around 4 inches across and they are long-lasting. You can cut stems in the 12-18 inch range from my plant growing under my conditions. I do not detect any fragrance on BB. It is a nice rose here, but I prefer Black Magic to it.
BM can also have suprisingly dark colors (approaching that of BB) in late fall and early spring. One of our specimens of BM is planted in the shade of an almond tree; there were several flower specimens that were nearly black last fall. BM tends to have more stems with single blooms and is very vigorous. I pruned my specimen of BM down to around 3 feet in January and it is now around 7 feet tall-if you wanted to grow roses with really long stems (3 ft), this would be a good choice. It seems to be more disease-resistant than BB. While BM can be very dark, it's color changes to a very brilliant shade of red when expose to the sun. Like BB, BM has little to no fragrance that I can detect and has long-lasting flowers.
In conclusion, BB is a decent rose if you want a really dark one. It appears to be a bit more disease susceptible than others, but you should be able to get some decent flowers if you live in a area with reasonably dry summers. If I lived in an area that had cold, wet summers, I don't think that I would keep it because of its susceptibility to foliar disease. It seems to take a bit longer than other roses to get established. You may need to do a bit of disbudding if you want to grow larger flowers. It repeats less than my other HT's but I am getting at least 3 flushes per growing season, perhaps more.
Good luck with your specimen!
I've had mine a long time--ten years at least. It's actually on Manetti rootstock. It's okay--not my favorite, but not a disaster either. I should probably get rid of it, but it throws a really gorgeous flower every once in a while, and the flowers can last for a month.
A client of mine is growing Black Baccara (pictured below). There are plenty of blooms on the bush for our spring flush, but the color varies greatly. As you can see, the buds start out very dark, but the color changes to a bright red as the blooms age. We're experiencing an exceptionally hot spring, and this rose is in full sun.
Time to bring this forum back!
It turns out I was impatient. My rose IS black baccara and gives me beautiful bouquet flowers! :D
Here is a photo of the first bloom! ^_^
I cannot wait for it to get bigger and give me vase-quality long stems and flowers! I love this bush ^_^


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Dalton bodybuilder arrested in Germany on drug charges
Last updated at 16:37, Friday, 11 January 2013
A VETERAN bodybuilder and Furness gym owner has been arrested while abroad on suspicion of smuggling drugs.
Bernie Cooper was arrested in Bavaria, in south west Germany, on Monday on suspicion of attempting to smuggle drugs, the Evening Mail understands.
A Foreign Office spokeswoman said: "We can confirm the arrest of a British national on January 7 in Bavaria."
The spokesman added the Foreign Office would provide Mr Cooper with consular assistance should he require it.
Mr Cooper owns Bernie's Gym, in Chapel Street, Dalton, where he has helped coach and advise countless people get into shape and pursue bodybuilding.
During his decorated career in the sport, he has continually defeated men many years his junior to win a raft of titles.
He reached a national audience in 2007 when he featured on the BBC television programme Bodybuilding Pensioners – a documentary which focused on senior citizens who live for working out and competing in contests.
The Evening Mail reported in October 2006 how Mr Cooper achieved his ultimate ambition by being crowned Mr Universe, when he was filmed for the same documentary.
Aged 60 at the time, he landed the National Amateur Bodybuilding Association's over-50s title at that event, held in Southport, beating competitors from the UK, Germany, Australia, Mexico, Holland, Brazil and Poland with a unanimous decision from the seven judges.
He told the Evening Mail at the time: "This is my best ever achievement in bodybuilding. Mr Universe is the ultimate prize in this sport.
"It's like winning an Olympic medal, it's that kind of standard.
"Only one other guy from the UK has ever won it in this age category before, that was two years ago."
Among the other numerous accolades to his name, Mr Cooper has been crowned Mr Cumbria, World Champion and won gold in the Commonwealth Championships.
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49ers waived OT Jonathan Martin.
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CBS' Jason La Canfora gets the "strong sense" Oregon QB Marcus Mariota is "not getting past the second overall pick."
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So Obama is offering the cash for clunkers giveaway and it qualifies. We've owned this standard shift model for 15 years and 225000 miles, same strong engine, one replaced transmission and for the last 5 years an on road/off road car for a college student. Same son learned an important lesson, they go but don't stop in snow, but take an amazing licking so we put a front clip on it 7 years ago. Paint still shiny and consumes a bit of oil. Not sure he wants to give it up even for 4500 Obamabucks, not if they crush it he says, it deserves better. Honestly the clutch has been tedious but even the AC blows cold with no service on it ever. Can't say that about my Z71 pickup.
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1994 Isuzu Trooper LS 4dr SUV 4WD
Have owned this vehicle for 12 years and have put over 200k miles on it. Liked driving it from day one and still do; lots of room, plenty of power, very comfy, great visibility. Especially good in winter; 4wd, heated seats, headlight washers, heated mirrors & rear window. Very easy on tires; over 70k a set. The transmission is weak and have rebuilt it twice (sourced from GM!). Have also replaced a starter, master cylinder, and power steering pump. The rest has all been maintenance items. Starting to get some rust now so am looking at a later model!
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The body is tough, it withstands all weather. The exterior is plush and comfortable and durable. Reliability is good it can put alot of miles on and still maintain performance,with minor to major flaws in the system. The fuel econmony is great if your vehicle is in pretty good shape. It is fun to drive. The overall performance is good.
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1994 Isuzu Trooper SE 4dr SUV 4WD
Bought the car new by trading in a lemon BMW and junker Wagoneer. Car has absolutely been one of the most reliable I have ever been associated with. Only work done was a starter, A/C clutch and compressor, rear wheel bearing and ignition wires and coils (just now). I drive it every day, have towed campers and boats, and generally used it for everything imaginable. Doesn't use any oil, always starts and the finish has held up well. With the age now some of the upholstery and dash plastic is beginning to show wear.
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I have never found another car that I loved like this. I must finally part with it after 14 years, and I have spent the last few hours holding back tears. The engine is and has always been great. Mechanics say the engine is good for another 150,000 miles, even with its current 168,000. We have not been as good to it as it has been to us, however, and now we must sell it. As I sit here and think about why this is really a unique SUV, it dawns on me. Every other SUV I have ever ridden in feels like you are in an SUV. In the Trooper, it feels like you are riding in a convertible, like there are no walls or roof. You are not contained within a vehicle; you are free to roam as you please. Enjoy.
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This has been the best car we have ever owned. No problems, still on the original rotors. Replaced the starter at 120K. Only oil, gas, and filters. My wife t-boned and they replaced the grill and quarter panels - still drives like a champ. I live in the South, moved to Alaska, drove all the way pulling a trailer. Spent 3 years there, bad roads - the stories about the ALCAN HWY are true, drove back. Haven't even bothered to do a wheel alignment. I'm not very good about prevent maintenance and the Trooper still treats me good - I don't deserve such a good car! I am buying a another car to commute in DC because of the 15-17 mpg but I'm not selling. My sons (6, 11) will be driving her some day!
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1994 Isuzu Trooper RS 2dr SUV 4WD
Bought the car new in 2005 as a demo and other than new transmission at 65K miles no major issues. Now have 130,000 and getting tired. Overall it has been a very reliable car. Dealers have been a pain but found local shop that has been good.
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Bought this truck three years ago with just under 100,000 miles on it. I have not had to put a penny into it as far as repairs are concerned. At 140,000 still starts on the first crank. Tons of room for band equipment and GREAT on long trips. No for those concerned with fuel economy (17-19)MPG average, but will go ANYWHERE anytime. Easy to work on/ Easy not to have to. I love the truck.
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Since I have first purchased my Trooper, I have only have to make repairs on wear and tire stuff. Like new tires and front end repairs (this was the first time it had been repaired since 1994). I have found my Trooper to be very reliable, but not very cost effective in mileage. It is a great SUV though for the true outdoorsman / woman/ family.
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Flood alerts on 14 Cumbrian rivers lifted
Last updated at 07:46, Thursday, 14 February 2013
Fourteen flood alerts that were in place this morning on rivers across Cumbria have been lifted.
The Environment Agency issued the alerts following a day of snow and heavy rain yesterday (Wednesday).
Alerts were in place on the:
- Upper River Derwent, Stonethwaite Beck and Derwent Water
- Rivers Duddon, Crake and Mill Beck
- Rivers Wampool and Ellen
- Rivers Cocker, Marron and Derwent
- Rivers Lowther and Eamont
- Rivers Caldew and Petteril
- Rivers Kent and Bela
- Rivers Greta, St Johns Beck and Bassenthwaite Lake
- Rivers Esk and Irthing
- Rivers Ehen, Calder, Irt and Esk
- Rivers Brathay, Rothay and Winster
- Upper River Eden
- Middle River Eden
- Lower River Eden
The Met Office had issued a yellow weather warning for the north west, including Cumbria, yesterday.
Its statement said: "Sleet and snow will continue to spread eastwards across many northern and central parts of the UK during today.
"Accumulations of two to four centimetres of snow could occur temporarily at lower elevations, with around 10 cm above 200 metres across northern England and Scotland, where drifting is possible in the strong winds."
It also warned that rain was likely to fall on sub-zero roads leading to a risk of ice.
The snowy conditions were so bad at one point that police urged drivers to take extra care in Copeland.
Roads from Whitehaven to Millom were passable but the force received a number of reports from concerned motorists.
Copeland council suspended its waste and recycling collections due to the road conditions. It was hoped they would resume when the snow cleared.
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On May 8, forty-one Mason educators were honored by the Mason City Schools Board of Education for attaining Master Teacher Status.
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If this name is poking fun at canonical, it is long overdue. Canonical isn't doing embarrassingly bad or regretful at the moment.
Though, I still think it'd be funny if linux releases were codenamed after negative terms. So the next one could be "tramatized tiger", and then "unpopular urchin", and so on.
There is another instance where they use Ubuntu code name pattern: Trembling Tortoise
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Area 23,200 sq.km. A hot, dry, desert enclave between Ethiopia, Eritrea and Somalia. Some have called it 'Hell's waiting room.'
Capital Djibouti 354,548. Urbanites 83%.
Somali 61.7%. In three major clans in southern half of the country: Issa 213,000; Gadaboursi 96,000; Issaq 85,000. Many are recent refugees from Somalia.
Afar (Danakil) 20%. In northern half.
Arab 6%. Mostly Yemeni, some Omani and Saudi.
Other 4%. French 20,000; Greek 1,600.
Refugees 8.3%. Ethiopians 50,000; Somalis.
Literacy 46%, far lower in practice. Official languages French and Arabic. Trade languages Somali, Afar. All languages 4. Languages with Scriptures 2Bi 1NT.
Lack of water, industry and natural resources make the country's viability dependent on French aid and the large military base. Half the GNP is derived from the French presence. The port of Djibouti and rail link to landlocked Ethiopia is its only major economic asset. Unemployment over 50%. HDI 0.412; 157th/174. Public debt 52% of GNP. Income/person $790 (2.5% of USA).
The French took control of the area in 1884 because of its strategic location, but the boundaries straddled a centuries-old conflict zone between the Afars and the Somalis. This ancient conflict is still alive, and has affected political life since independence in 1977. Civil war raged between them in 1991-94, with the Somalis becoming dominant in the capital and government. There were multi-party elections in 1999. Only the large French military presence prevented Djibouti from being dragged into the war between neighbouring Eritrea and Ethiopia and clan wars in Somalia.
Islam has been declared the state religion, but conformity is not enforced and other religions are accorded considerable freedom.
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Challenges for Prayer
1 Djibouti, Africa's third smallest state, is a haven of calm in a stormy region. It is also a key base for Christian witness. Pray that present freedoms may not be eroded by the politics of the Horn of Africa nor by the Islamist voice which gets louder as the economic situation declines.
2 The only legally recognized Protestant witness is that of the French Protestant Church, which began in 1960. The FPC has given hospitality to Ethiopian, Malagasy and local believer groups and mission agencies entering the country. It also sponsors a number of social projects among refugees and the poor. The FPC and other bodies have formed a Council of Churches and Missions. Pray for continued effective cooperation and unity among Christians.
3 Ministry specifically to the Afars and the Somalis commenced in 1975 with the arrival of the RSTI with 15 workers in 2000. The US Mennonites, Baptists and Life International have joined them in this outreach. Mission work is a tough challenge in this hot, dry but often humid land, and working conditions are extreme. Pray for their ministries in education, public health, literature, Bible translation, literacy and youth work. Through these, opportunities to witness abound pray that contacts may lead to disciples for Jesus. Pray for the calling of other long-term workers. Pray also for the long-awaited spiritual breakthroughs; every advance has been strongly contested by the enemy of souls.
4 Ethiopian refugees are often destitute. Many are Orthodox Christian. There are also five lively evangelical congregations among them, many with a strong desire to witness. Pray that they may be both relevant and effective in that witness.
5 The few Somali and Afar believers are often isolated and suffer many pressures from relatives. Most of them are jobless and some are illiterate. Pray for effective use of literacy programmes and the Scriptures in Somali and Afar. The Somali believers are meeting regularly for Bible study together. Pray that from these believers, leaders for congregations may be raised up.
6 The less evangelized peoples of Djibouti need prayer:
a) The Afars' main territory is in Ethiopia and Eritrea where there is little witness at present. A minority are nomadic. There is no known church among them.
b) The Somalis are a small branch of the larger population in Somalia and Ethiopia. The Somalis in Djibouti are a key for the evangelization of their kinsmen across the border (SIM).
c) Arabs, both local and Yemeni, need a specific approach directed to their spiritual needs.
d) The ethnic minorities Greek, French and Indians, have little exposure to vibrant Christian witness.
7 Christian support ministries:
a) Bible translation and distribution. The Afar NT is published and the OT is nearing completion (RSTI/UBS). There is a key project to record both Afar Scripture songs and the entire NT on tape; a vital means of communicating God's Word in a largely illiterate population. RSTI also runs a Christian bookstore.
b) Radio broadcasts by FEBA are a key ministry in Afar and Somali (3.5 hours/week). TWR also broadcasts in Arabic and Somali.
c) The JESUS film has been widely used in Somali; the Afar version is nearing completion. Pray for long-term impact.
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Ridley Jacobs
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|Ridley Detamore Jacobs
26 November 1967
Swetes Village, Antigua and Barbuda
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|26 November 1998 v South Africa
|Last Test
|29 July 2004 v England
|ODI debut
|26 March 1996 v New Zealand
|Last ODI
|10 July 2004 v New Zealand
|Domestic team information
|Leeward Islands
|Career statistics
|Source: Cricket Archive, 22 October 2010
Ridley Detamore Jacobs (26 November 1967, Swetes, Antigua), is a left-handed batsman who was a regular fixture in the West Indian cricket team in the 1990s and 2000s. He made his Test match debut on his 31st birthday, playing in 65 Tests in six years. In this time he took over 200 catches behind the stumps, making him only the second West Indies keeper to achieve the feat (after Jeff Dujon). This is the 9th highest number of Test dismissals by a wicket keeper. He also played 147 ODIs. However, he was gradually pushed out of the team during 2004 and 2005, with Courtney Browne and Carlton Baugh, Jr. challenging for his position.
Jacobs jointly holds the world record for taking seven catches in a test innings, which he achieved against Australia in Melbourne in 2000. He also featured in an outstanding partnership in the record breaking innings of Brian Lara against England in which Jacobs made a hundred and Lara made 400 not out.
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Carl Hooper
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Olivia Wilde (Drinking Buddies), Adele Excharpoulos (Blue Is the Warmest Color), Kathryn Hahn (Afternoon Delight), Greta Gerwig (Francis Ha), David Oyelowo (Lee Daniels' The Butler), Barkhad Abdi (Captain Phillips) join THR's awards analyst Scott Feinberg at The Warwick in Hollywood to discuss their award-worthy movies.
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Liz Glotzer, Susan Arnold and Donna Roth are producing. Christine Jeffs is directing from a script by J Mills Goodloe.
Wilde has previously starred in "Butter", "Drinking Buddies" and "Rush", as well as in the hit medical series "House" and teen drama "The O.C." She will next be seen in Spike Jonze's "Her", which has been receiving excellent early reviews from critics.
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Sony Pictures Classics said, "Paul Haggis is one of our great movie storytellers and 'Third Person' is one of his best works featuring an exceptional cast led by Liam Neeson (also at his best)."
Haggis told Variety after the premiere that audiences would have a strong reaction to the romance.
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The premiere at the Elgin evoked sustained applause for the complex drama of three intertwined relationships: James Franco and Mila Kunis in New York; Liam Neeson and Olivia Wilde in Paris; and Adrien Brody and Moran Atias in Rome.
Haggis began writing the film after completing work on "The Next Three Days," drawing largely from his own life with an emphasis on the themes of denial, loss and love. He began shooting in January with a 45-day shoot, adding, "It was a healthy budget for an indie but a little uncomfortable."
It was the third time that Haggis has premiered a film at Toronto. "Crash" screened in 2004 and "In the Valley of Elah" opened there in 2007.
Haggis was nominated for screenwriting Oscars for three straight years for "Million Dollar Baby," "Crash," and "Letters From Iwo Jima." He won screenplay and picture Oscars for "Crash."
Haggis approached the challenge of writing three stories by doing them one at a time and then mixing and matching the components — with much of that work done in the editing process and in small screenings earlier this year.
Bruels came on board in May 2012 when Neeson and Wilde were attached.
Corsan got 50% of the funding through Belgian tax credits, which require spending money on Belgian elements like development, crew and post-production. "Having that is a formidable cornerstone for the rest of your financing,' Breuls added.
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Reps for the couple confirm to PEOPLE that Wilde is pregnant with their first child.
The two first met on the season finale of Saturday Night Live in 2011 and began dating six months later. They got engaged in January.
Earlier this year, Wilde said she was excited to start a family with Sudeikis in the future. "He's so good with kids," she told Marie Claire. "I'm open-minded about how many, but three is like a little party."
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The Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma is a confederation of Kaskaskia, Peoria, Piankeshaw and Wea Indians united into a single tribe in 1854. The tribes that constitute the Confederated Peorias, as they then were called, originated in the lands bordering the Great Lakes and drained by the mighty Mississippi. They are Illinois or Illini Indians, descendants of those who created the great mound civilizations in the central United States 2,000 to 3,000 years ago.
Forced from their ancestral lands in Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Missouri, the Peorias were relocated first in Missouri, then to Kansas, and finally to Indian Territory. While in Kansas, increasing encroachment from Euro-Americans in the 1840s and 1850s brought about cooperation among the Peoria, Kaskaskia, Piankeshaw and Wea Tribes to protect their holdings. With the Treaty of May 30, 1854, the United States recognized their cooperation and consented to their formal union as the Confederated Peoria. In addition to this recognition, the treaty also provided for the disposition of constituent tribal lands set aside by the treaties of the 1830s. Ten sections were to be held in common by the new Confederation with each tribal member to receive an allotment of 160 acres and the remaining or "surplus" land to be sold to settlers with proceeds to be used by the tribes.
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You must have noticed how when a thorn gets stuck in your foot, you become aware of your foot, or if there is pain in your head, you become aware of your head. Are you aware that you have a head when there is no pain in it? Whenever you are aware of it, it is because of pain; without pain you are not aware of your head. Only a sick man is aware of his body; a healthy man does not think about it.
This is the definition of health: bodilessness is the definition of health - when you are not aware of the body. If you are aware of the body it means that it is diseased. You only come to know of it when it is sick - because in sickness you need to give it attention. While the thorn is stuck in your foot, all your attention is on the foot because your first need is to remove the thorn. So all your attention goes there, and only then can the thorn be removed. If your attention did not go to your foot, the thorn would remain and its poison would spread. So if your head is in pain, all your attention will go there.
That is why medical science has found ways.. When there is pain it is not actually removed by giving you a tablet. The only thing that happens is that the communication channel through which you register pain is interrupted; so then you don't feel the pain. The pain is not removed by the tablet - that is a fallacy - it only disconnects the transmission of your attention to the pain, it deadens the nerves in between so that the message cannot get through. So even if your foot is going to be amputated, you will not be aware of it. An injection is given: it does not stop the pain, the pain is there, but it does not allow your attention to reach to the pain. That is why the pain is not felt. Your whole body can be cut open, and you will not even be aware of it. There is only one way of becoming aware of it, and that is by your attention reaching there; and your attention will go there - wherever there is pain your attention will go.
There is no pain in the soul; that's why there is no way for your attention to reach there. The soul is always blissful - that's why there is no need for it to call for your attention.
The body is always in some trouble or other. The body is a vast mechanism, it is very complicated. So far we have not been able to make any machine on earth as complicated as the body. Scientists say that if we wanted to duplicate the workings of an ordinary body, a factory covering at least ten square miles would have to be built. There would be such a noise and clamor in that factory - but in the body of man everything is happening so silently.
Man is a vast phenomenon. In his body, in the body of an ordinary man there are some two trillion cells. There is a crowd of two trillion cells in your body and they have a society, they have regulations, and their regulations are unique. So far, man has not been able to create an organization like this. The biggest of our biggest states are not regulated and systematized as well as those two trillion cells in your body.


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