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Where is same-sex marriage legal?
Updated March 20, 2015U.S. LATEST: 37 states have same-sex marriage, achieved through a combination of legislative passage, voter referendums, state court rulings, federal district-court and appeals-court rulings, and a series of refusals by the U.S. Supreme Court to accept appeals or issue stays.
SCOTUS' non-involvement ended in January, however, when it accepted appeals from four states in order to resolve the issue for all of the remaining 13. There is now little doubt the Supreme Court's June ruling will mandate nationwide marriage equality. Additional U.S. info in the full worldwide post:
SAME-SEX MARRIAGE is legal in the Netherlands (2001), Belgium (2003), Canada (2005), Spain (2005), South Africa (2006), Norway (2009), Sweden (2009), Argentina (2010), Iceland (2010), Portugal (2010), Denmark (2012), France (2013), Brazil (2013), Uruguay (2013), New Zealand (2013), England and Wales (2014), Scotland (2014), Luxembourg (2015) and Finland (after other laws are changed to account for same-sex marriage's passage).
Same-sex marriages also have taken place on the Caribbean islands of Saba, a municipality of the Netherlands (2012), and Martinique, an overseas region of France (2013).
In Mexico, same-sex marriage is available in the Federal District (Mexico City) and the states of Coahuila and Quintana Roo -- and, for some couples who filed legal cases, in the states of Aguascalientes, Baja California, Baja California Sur, Campeche, Chiapas, Chihuahua, Colima, Guanajuato, Jalisco, México, Michoacán, Morelos, Nayarit, Nuevo León, Oaxaca, Querétaro, San Luis Potosí, Sinaloa, Sonora, Tabasco, Tamaulipas, Veracruz and Yucatán. Mexico has 31 states. This list contains 25 of them.
In Colombia, a handful of same-sex couples have managed to get married since September 2013. In Australia, same-sex couples were able to marry in the Australian Capital Territory from Dec. 7, 2013, to Dec. 12, 2013, under a special "same-sex marriage" law the territory enacted. On Dec. 12, Australia's High Court invalidated the law and the marriages, pointing out that marriage is a matter of federal law in Australia.
IN THE UNITED STATES, same-sex marriage is legal in Massachusetts (2004), California (2008 for four months, then 2013 for good), Connecticut (2008), Vermont (2009), Iowa (2009), New Hampshire (2010), Washington, D.C. (2010), New York (2011), Maine (2012), Maryland (2012), Washington (2012), Delaware (2013), Rhode Island (2013), Minnesota (2013), New Jersey (2013), Hawaii (2013), New Mexico (2013), Oregon (2014), Pennsylvania (2014), Illinois (2014), Colorado (Oct. 6, 2014), Indiana (Oct. 6, 2014), Oklahoma (Oct. 6, 2014), Utah (Oct. 6, 2014), Virginia (Oct. 6, 2014), Wisconsin (Oct. 6, 2014), West Virginia (Oct. 9, 2014), Nevada (Oct. 9, 2014), North Carolina (Oct. 10, 2014), Idaho (Oct. 15, 2014), Arizona (Oct. 17, 2014), Alaska (Oct. 17, 2014), Wyoming (Oct. 21, 2014), Kansas (Nov. 12, 2014), Montana (Nov. 19, 2014), South Carolina (Nov. 20, 2014), Florida (Jan. 6, 2015) and Alabama (Feb. 9, 2015). It also is legal in the independent city of St. Louis, Missouri (Nov. 5, 2014), the separate county of St. Louis (Nov. 5, 2014) and Jackson County, Missouri, which includes Kansas City and Independence (Nov. 7, 2014). That's 37 states, the District of Columbia, and three of Missouri's four largest cities.
What's going on in Missouri? Since Oct. 6, 2014, when Attorney General Chris Koster opted not to appeal a marriage-recognition ruling from a state court in Kansas City, Missouri has recognized same-sex marriages from anywhere in the world. Then, on Nov. 5, 2014, a state judge in St. Louis struck down Missouri's marriage ban and weddings began in St. Louis and St. Louis County (the city of St. Louis is independent and not located in any county). Koster, who supports same-sex marriage, appealed the decision but did not seek a stay to stop the St. Louis marriages. Then, on Nov. 7, a federal judge in Kansas City struck down the state's ban and marriages began in Jackson County. Koster is appealing that ruling as well. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit refused to lift a stay that prevents the ruling from having statewide effect. Oral arguments in the appeal will take place in mid-May in Omaha in conjunction with arguments in appeals from Arkansas, Nebraska and South Dakota.
Bans on same-sex marriage in Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nebraska, South Dakota and Texas have been struck down by federal or state courts, but the rulings were stayed for appeal. In Louisiana and Puerto Rico (one of the United States' five inhabited territories), federal courts upheld bans. The rulings were appealed. (On March 20, 2015, Puerto Rico's government reversed course and asked the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 1st Circuit in Boston to go ahead and strike down its ban.) Oral arguments in cases from Louisiana, Mississippi and Texas took place before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit in New Orleans on Jan. 9. Journalists exiting the courthouse said they expected a 2-1 ruling in favor of same-sex marriage. Oral arguments in cases from Arkansas, Missouri, Nebraska and South Dakota will take place before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 8th Circuit in Omaha in mid-May.
As for the other four inhabited U.S. territories: Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands are in the 9th Circuit and would very likely see same-sex marriage legalized if they were sued. The U.S. Virgin Islands is in the 3rd Circuit and probably would see same-sex marriage legalized if it were sued. All states in the 1st Circuit and 3rd Circuit achieved marriage equality via pathways that did not involve federal appeals-court rulings. American Samoa is a case unto itself. It does not have federal courts. If it is sued, the matter might start in local court or in federal court in D.C. It may not be possible to sue American Samoa for marriage in federal court. The reason is complex, but if you're interested, you can start here.
INDIAN TRIBES: Same-sex marriage also has been explicitly legalized within the Coquille Indian Tribe in Oregon (2009), The Suquamish Tribe in Washington (2011), the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians in Michigan (2013), The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation in Washington (2013), the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians in Michigan (2013), the Iipay Nation of Santa Ysabel in California (2013), the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes in Oklahoma (2013), the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe in Minnesota (2013), the Puyallup Tribe of Indians in Washington (2014) and the Tlingit and Haida Indian Tribes in Alaska (2015).
HISTORICAL NOTES: In Utah, 1,259 same-sex couples married between Dec. 20, 2013, and Jan. 6, 2014, when the U.S. Supreme Court stayed a Salt Lake City federal judge's strikedown of the state's gay-marriage ban. The stay was lifted Oct. 6, 2014, when the U.S. Supreme Court declined to review pro-same-sex-marriage rulings from appeals courts in three federal circuits. In Michigan, 315 same-sex couples married in four counties on Saturday, March 22, 2014, before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit issued a stay. In Arkansas, 541 same-sex couples received marriage licenses before the Arkansas Supreme Court issued a stay a week after the May 9, 2014, strikedown. In Wisconsin, more than 500 same-sex couples married June 6-13, 2014, before a federal judge finalized her paperwork and issued a stay -- which was lifted by the U.S. Supreme Court action on Oct. 6, 2014. In Indiana, some 800 same-sex couples married June 25-27, 2014, before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit issued a stay -- which was lifted by the U.S. Supreme Court action on Oct. 6, 2014. In Colorado, more than 300 same-sex couples married in Boulder, Denver and Pueblo counties in June and July 2014 after various legal developments, including the state's marriage ban being struck down in both state and federal court. The three counties eventually were forced to stop issuing gay licenses by the state Supreme Court or Attorney General John Suthers, with Boulder being the final county shut down on July 29, 2014. Colorado resumed issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples on Oct. 6, 2014, following the U.S. Supreme Court rejection of appeals from other states located in the 10th Circuit.
In U.S. states that do not allow or recognize same-sex marriage, married same-sex couples who live there are still recognized as married for many federal purposes, including income tax, immigration, military benefits and likely scores of other matters that always have been tied to whether a couple entered into a legal marriage anywhere in the world rather than to a state's marriage rules.


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"EquityEats, the DC-based equity crowdfunding platform for restaurants has signed a lease for 5 floors of historic National Union Building at 918 F Street NW, Washington, DC, for its forthcoming restaurant popup complex, pending landlord approval. The space will allow up to five concurrent month long pop-up restaurants, bars, and quick-service concepts in addition to cooking classes, short term popups, and other culinary events.
"LivingSocial did an amazing job building out the most beautiful event space in downtown DC that people loved going to. We're really excited to re-open it and create a 17,000 square foot restaurant popup complex that the DC community is excited about coming to on a regular basis." EquityEats CEO Johann Moonesinghe said "Yesterday, Bluebird Bakery's popup in Georgetown sold out all of their inventory in four hours and there was a line out the door, so we know here is demand for pop-ups. We wanted to create an experience where people can try the newest culinary concepts and interact with the chefs behind those concepts."
The experience will cater to the most adventurous foodies and discerning investors. "We will encourage patrons to explore all the space has to offer," EquityEats COO Chaminda WIjetilleke explains. "Unlike other pop-ups, which change locations and sometimes sell out before most can buy tickets, we will function more as a foodie's equivalent of a movie theater. Diners will buy tickets for the different concepts in advance, and there will always be something new coming to the space on a consistent basis." (more…)


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Which Wall Oven- Miele, Wolf or some other
We decided to bite the bullet with resale in mind and go with a "luxury" suite of appliances. We are getting a Wolf 36" all gas range, however, we are also putting in a wall oven. We thought we'd go with the Wolf L-series transitional to match the range and the sub-zero fridge but i am reading so many blue finish problems on this board. and when I ask the salesmen about it they look at me like i have 3 heads. Surely I am not the first to ask about the issue. So since we are also doing the miele coffee system above the wall oven, we thought, hey let's just get the miele wall oven so that it looks cohesive with the coffee system. but then there are temperature issues noted on this board with the miele. please help as we need to finalize appliances (the cabinet maker is awaiting dimenstions etc) and the wall oven decision is torture. we will flip if we pay all this money and have issues. i know there are no guarantees, but we're just trying to hedge our bets based on experiences here. any advice on which oven to go with- the wolf, miele or some other?
To be honest, we have not seen any temperature complaints about the Miele ovens, for a couple of years now.
After searching the net "Extensively" for Miele oven temperature problems, I have not found any compliants after 2012, (except for ovens that were several years old) and the poster brought up the info on his older oven.
We had heard "rumours", that there was a "software fix" for the low temp problem, but never did see it documented.
I did find this:
"Fri Sep 21, 2012 9:16 am
Posts: 5 I have a decision to make:
On the Miele: Broiler seems underpowered at 2000 Watts, but they claim it's "infrared" (doesn't look infrared so I don't know), but it's also a 12-pass broiler vs. Wolf's 3800W 8-pass). Read complaints of oven not reaching set temp, but talked to Miele, they acknowledge and say problem is fixed. Oven light is either on or off while you cook - no button. Timer maxes at 99 min 59 seconds."
So that's kind of a bummer, that Miele kinda copied KA with their oven problems, just kind of went away and hid and unfortunately~~~~~"Tough luck" for those with the older ovens with temp problems~~~but to be honest, I can't think, "off hand", of any company that does any better!
We know the porcelain is a current problem with the Wolf's.
Enough posts here in Garden Web to substantiate that.
So The Miele would be the safer bet, and we've never seen any problems with the oven interiors, except there were some complaints about being able to clean the "Perfectly clean" oven interior after it was a year or so old. However!!! There are two Ladies here in Garden Web that love their "perfectly clean" oven interiors, and I'm not even sure Miele still uses that~~~~Miele "Afficiandos" please feel free to elaborate about same.
Myself, were I to buy another oven, I would buy the Electrolux. I've had mine for 7 years now, and no problems of any kind.
We have not see any "NEW" complaints about the porcelain for 2 or 3 years now.
(EXCEPT!!!!) folks that have posted about their 3 year or older ovens. Even then, we probably saw only about 3 or 4 complaints here in Garden Web, (as well as elsewhere on the net) about Elux Oven Interiors.
Good luck with you pending decisions!!
thank you gary for that informative and thoughtful response. now i hear miele has a new oven & coffee system coming out in june/july. i think we will go with the miele but hold off for the newer models. i contacted miele and they said the specs for coffee system are the same as far as cutout (except for depth) and they are waiting on the cutout size for the oven. i will provide those to the cabinet maker and get the new ones when they come out. since potential resale is on the brain, i don't want to have "outdated" appliances as soon as they're installed.
I'm one of the ladies with the Miele oven who loves hers. Mine's 8 now, a great performer and 0 issues. It replaced a self-clean Viking that only cleaned the back half of the oven and then never worked properly again.
Miele suggested the Perfect Clean which has been easy to maintain and looks quite good for an oven that is heavily used. I've never taken it apart but it can be almost completely disassembled for cleaning if necessary.
It requires a learning curve because there are combination heats with convection -- top and bottom elements work together -- but I adore this oven. I bake bread a lot and do other pastry (though not cookies very often).
The rotisserie is fantastic. I also like the meat probe a lot.
They seem to have resolved the heating issues. But I should state -- because it's true -- that to fully preheat the oven -- even after the preheat dinger goes off -- it takes about 20 to 30 minutes. I was told this by the Miele consumer people before I purchased it and haven't been impatient. This oven has been a complete workhorse.
My oven has the masterchef settings and I could well do without them. They are for people who don't know how to cook or who don't want to and want auto settings. I used them once or twice to see what the fuss was about. But some people want and need them. If someone doesn't it's no loss.
But be sure the oven has the rotisserie, meat probe and at least one rolling rack. I make bread a lot and cook it in a Le Creuset casserole and the roller is superb for that. trailrunner, who also bakes and came for a visit, retrofit her ovens with the roller rack. But I believe the new ovens come with it.
For a while Perfect Clean was offered, then discontinued. Don't know if that's the case now. At the time I bought mine (2006) I did a lot of checking around and actually was able to speak with someone at Miele who was in customer care but knew his stuff. He counseled me to go with Perfect Clean vs self-clean. He said that North America is the only area where self clean is wanted. But no idea if that's still the case. I was having to clean the Viking by hand anyway. Wiping out the oven while it's still warm, and scraping gunk off the glass over the lights and on the door is pretty easy.
Must say, there has not been a single issue with this oven which, of course, has made me very happy. It vents from the bottom so the electronics are protected.
No idea about generation 6000, whatever that is. Miele constantly updates and changes their appliances. Last year, I bought the washer/dryer in February and they were outdated by June. Extremely annoying. I would have waited had I known.
By all accounts the Wolf oven has very even heating but that's certainly offset by the enamel issues, which seem to continue. It's such a shame. Our DD has Kenmore double ovens in their house. I made a mess in one of them cooking a chicken that hadn't fully defrosted. Used the self-clean and it worked as well as the old electric ovens did. Odd that Kenmore nails it while the high end brands have enamel and electronic issues.
If you're looking for an oven at that level then why not a Gaggenau? Great self clean with no issues over many years. Side opening door which is a huge plus and eliminates the need for fussy rolling shelves. Best energy efficiency of the bunch by a large amount the last time I looked. Fastest heat up times when I compared them all a year ago. No fancy settings but a huge range of cooking options including bread proofing.
Sheesh, I sound like a sales type, but I've really appreciated using this unit for its features and speed. Best of all, I managed to get it for a lower price than either Miele or Wolf.
BTW, get the plumbed Gagg coffee machine too and save yourself trotting back and forth to the sink. It's a treat! A caveat, Even though I live in a rural area, I have access to a BCS trained installer/repairer although I doubt I'll ever need his services.
It would have been nice, but the Gaggenau quotes I got were enough of a difference so that we went with Miele + Blue Star instead. Nearly everyone seems quite happy with either though.
Google pulls up talk of the 6000 series back to January 2013 and would like to have been able to go with that (whenever it actually debuts in the US). But, since our place has not had a kitchen at all since September of last year and the big rebuild project will be complete soon we had to order what exists today. With my luck they would come out in August... of 2015.
ok now the bosch benchmark is in the mix and it is down to the bosch vs. the miele. i think the bosch is slightly ahead because of the side opening door and the almost full additional cubic foot of capacity. please give me your thoughts as my poor husband is sick of hearing about ovens :P
I also considered Wolf but the peeling issues took them out of the running pretty quickly. Right now I'm leaning towards the Bosch Benchmark--love the sideswing and I believe the capacity is more than Miele. Miele has rotisserie, Bosch does not. But in terms of the price and quality, I'm leaning towards Bosch. Don't have to have my decision in for a month or two so I may change my mind :)
I like the rotisserie. Have any of you considered the new Thermador with the rotisserie?
I have to make a decision on all appliances by tomorrow. I am having a hard time. I like the Wolf steam convection oven. I like the Thermador with rotisserie but quite expensive since I am getting the Wolf Steam Oven.
I am looking at the Bosch now since you all mentioned it.
Jumping in. Eager to hear which steam oven you went with. We will be gutting our kitchen sooner than later and I'm a planner. Miele, Wolf, or Bosch or something different at the last minute and are you thrilled with your purchase? Kelli
For me the oven choice would be between the Bosch side-opening door and the Electrolux Icon, which gets everything else right. Unless I could afford the Gaggenau in which I wouldn't consider anything else.
Gaggenau does sell optional glide-out shelves for their ovens BTW. Overpriced though, just like the oven it fits into.
We're looking at ovens for our kitchen remodel, so I'm curious to hear which ovens you folks went with and how you liked them.
If Bosch's steam oven was as large as Miele's / Wolf's / Gaggneau's plumbed I'd go with Bosch. Sadly, Bosch's 1.4 cu ft steam oven is tiny (same as Thermador's and Gaggneau's non-plumbed), too narrow for our use. Also, Bosch's side-opening door only opens 90 degrees or so, not the 180 that Gaggneau's does. I'd rather lean over a hot door than worry about burning my elbow by having one right next to my arm.
I do really like the Bosch Benchmark pull-down 30" oven, and I think it would match decently well with the Miele Combi-Steam oven if we went that route at 1/2 the price of Miele's 30" oven.
Our first choice for steam oven would be Gaggenau, but at $8000 it's almost twice the price of the Miele. And their styling is so distinctive, we'd probably have to pair it with Gaggenau's $6000 regular oven. How is it that $2000 ovens now come with gliding racks, but with Gagg at three times the price it's a $400 extra?


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A tiff at an arrack shop triggered the clash
Deputy Commissioner, Superintendent of Police camping in the village All the injured have been admitted to government hospital in Gadag Four platoons of District Armed Reserve deployed in the village
HUBLI: Twenty persons were injured at Halakeri village in Ron taluk of Gadag district on Tuesday when clashes broke out between Dalits and upper caste people.
All the injured have been admitted to Government Hospital in Gadag. Tension prevailed in the village, which on Monday had witnessed a rare event of "Belli Rathotsava" performed at the Annadanishwar Samsthana Math by women.
Deputy Commissioner G.M. Dhananjaya and Superintendent of Police K.V. Sridhar rushed to the village. Four platoons of the District Armed Reserve have been deployed there.
Mr. Dhananjaya, who camped in the village, told The Hindu that efforts were on to pacify Dalits and the upper castes. He said meetings with the leaders and members of the two communities were held separately for about three hours.
"I am making all efforts to resolve it amicably. The Superintendent of Police is busy convincing people to remain calm," he said.
The Deputy Commissioner said no complaints had been registered regarding the incident at Halakere which comes under the jurisdiction of Naregal Station. The reasons for the clashes between were yet to be ascertained as there were various versions doing the rounds. According to one version, a Dalit, who had gone to an arrack shop on Monday night was beaten up by the shop owner's men for not paying for the arrack he consumed.
On Tuesday, the consumer returned with his friends and supporters to retaliate. This took a turn of clash between Dalits and upper castes.
According to another version, the Dalit was asked to clean the glasses after he consumed liquor in the shop and this led to the clash.


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5/30/2013 (1 year ago)
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have claimed that the U.S. mission in Afghanistan is hazily defined.
First and foremost, the intent there is to drive the terrorist forces of
the Taliban out of that part of the world. Now, Major General Lee
Miller, the commander of NATO-led forces in southwestern Afghanistan
says that's simply not possible. "If we think the Taliban will be
completely destroyed, that's not feasible. They'll continue to show up,"
Miller told reporters at the Pentagon during a briefing.
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Keywords: Major General Lee Miller, Afghanistan, Taliban, NATO
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - The Taliban in Afghanistan will never be completely defeated and this year's fighting season is still "up for grabs," Miller said.
"The key is to get the Afghan national security forces to the level where they can maintain security for the populace of Afghanistan," he added.
Afghan forces have made significant progress in their ability to defend against Taliban attacks, Miller said. He later pointed out to the growing success in an ongoing battle in Sangin, in Helmand Province.
The province is a known hotbed for insurgents. The fighting, which began May 25, should be over very shortly, he predicted.
"The fighting season is still up in the air and up for grabs," Miller warned.
With international combat troops preparing to withdraw by the end of 2014, Afghan forces are taking on new levels of responsibility during the warm weather months when the majority of the battle occurs.
Sangin shows that Afghans are ready for the challenge, Miller said. To date, the Afghans have only asked for airlift and logistical support, and have even turned down NATO offers for more aid.
Miller said the number of Taliban who attacked Sangin was only around 150, but a U.S. military official estimated the number was more than 200.
Those figures include some foreign fighters, Miller said, but when asked of their nationality he said only, "at this time, I'd prefer not to answer that."
More than 20,000 Marines were sent into Helmand in 2010 to combat the Taliban. The operation was described as some of the bloodiest fighting in the 12-year war. It was one of the most dangerous places on earth and the marines sustained heavy casualties over several months of fighting.
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... still quite heavenly. The yogurt in the cucumber salad is actually made with coconut milk using water kefir grains and it's delicious. The local white wine is one of the few that Martin and Nina offer their guests because it is actually 100% organic with no added anything (including no sulfites), essentially just fermented grape juice. We also had a large sampling of many different types of kefirs and fermented fruits throughout the evening, all of which ...
Un Mois Dans Les Vignes (A Month in the Vines)
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Late that evening we ate dinner in the lively village square in nearby Villedieu. The ambience couldn't be beat. We finished touring the Rhone area by taking them to Market Day in Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, then to Chateauneuf du Pape where we re-visited the ruins of Castle Gandolf, the Pope's ...
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... site, though, was the Pont du Gard. Built in the first century, it's a spectacular three-tiered aqueduct bridge (as in Monty Python's 'What have the Romans ever done for us?'). We had a picnic nearby, enjoyed the sunshine, went for a walk across this imposing construct and watched some young blokes jumping off nearby rocks into the chilly water. Good times, indeed.
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Power-pop wunderkinds Will Currie & The Country French are getting the show back on the road after several months' hiatus. Back in October of 2011, the band released their debut full-length Awake, You Sleepers! and jumped into a cycle of touring that only ended last summer. Now, after some necessary vacation, Currie and his band are circling the wagons.
"I had surgery, like, three weeks ago," Currie told me while convalescing at his new home in Kitchener. "It wasn't a major thing, just a kidney operation. I didn't lose any organs or anything."
Invasive surgery notwithstanding, the band had many reasons for taking a little vacation. Personally, life needed to be tended to; professionally, batteries needed recharging.
"I was starting to get (a little bit) stir crazy. For many months, we were doing absolutely nothing. We'd been touring a lot and when our east coast tour finished (in July), we just needed our time. I got married in August and then moved to Kitchener, so I took the rest of the summer off and everyone else went about doing other things. It was a great, refreshing break and it makes getting together and doing things again really a lot cooler. You miss it. After a long tour, the last thing you want to do is play a show, but we're really looking forward to next week's show in Guelph."
The band's appearance at Guelph's Gain Music Festival will begin a new era for them. Originally signed to (fervent early supporters) Sloan's boutique label, murderecords, Will Currie & The Country French found themselves with an album paid for and no one to release it when corporate restructuring removed murderecords' funding. Now they've got a home with Vancouver's File Under: Music, though their experiences with Canada's indie godfathers will likely influence how they conduct their business for a long time.
"Murderecords paid for our (last) record to be made," Currie said. "But once it seemed like it would be a while before something was worked out (with parent label Sony/BMG), the guys from Sloan, who are just super-amazing … handed us our album and said 'bring it where ever you want.' It was awesome of them because technically, we were under contract to them and they could have held on to us if they'd wanted to, but they cared about us, so they just let us go.
"They're every bit as wonderful as you hear," he said of his former label bosses. "It was super-neat for us. I've loved them my whole life so it was really cool to not only meet them but to get involved with them professionally, and for them to live up to (my) expectations of them being really great guys. They're lots of fun to hang out with, and tour with, and a wicked band, which is the best part."
Now, well-rested and with a sturdy new label, the former music majors (singer-pianist Currie, guitarist Dan Beacock, saxophonist Amanda Currie, bassist Daniel MacPherson, drummer Aaron Mariash, and percussionist/pianist Steve Wood) are ready to start carving out their new record. Their educations might be more suited to classical composition than the band's signature bouncy pop-rock, but with their new record, their histories might be a little more obvious.
"(With) the new stuff that we're writing, I think you'll find that we're reverting a little bit back to our roots. I think it's going to be a little more obvious that we are classically trained musicians. We're not the greatest band," Currie demurred. "We're super-jealous of a lot of bands and we hear songs all the time that we wish that we wrote. But being music majors certainly helps us with rehearsing something. Like, we don't sit around talking about chord changes or what happens when, cause we can do all of that stuff by ear, so it's a really efficient way to have a band … but I don't know if it makes us better than anyone else."
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As the school year winds down, the most prominent event on students' minds (other than graduation for seniors) is the prom. The extravagant affair leaves no room for error, especially when it comes to girls and their dresses, so the New Visions: Journalism and Media Studies Class of 2012 put together this season's most talked […] [Read More]
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Highway driving is one of the most important parts of driving. Many people think it is just a simple task, when in reality it can be one of the most dangerous places to be driving. Merging, switching lanes, toll booths, and getting off at the correct exit can be very tricky especially for first time […] [Read More]
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Could you be quiet for a whole day for a good cause? Tomorrow around the country over 8,000 schools will participate in the national Day of Silence, a day of action in which students vow to take a form of silence to call attention to the silencing effect of anti-LGBT bullying and harassment in schools. […] [Read More]
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As high school seniors across America quickly reach the end of the long and sometimes tedious college application and selection process, most underclassmen are only beginning their pursuits. Being the generous and thoughtful students we are, the New Visions class of 2012 has compiled a few do's, don'ts and helpful hints for the college-bound student. […] [Read More]
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This past Friday I had the pleasure of being invited to my very first fashion show and it wasn't just any fashion show, it was the Fairy Godmother's Closet fashion show! Fairy Godmother's Closet -run by RCS Senior, Mary Doane- is a charity that collects dresses of all sorts for those who may not be […] [Read More]
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Happy Thanksgiving: Week 12 NFL Picks
Don't gamble away the Christmas money, boys and girls! Enjoy all the great football over the next few days. Here are my picks for a huge NFL weekend.
Don't gamble away the Christmas money, boys and girls! Enjoy all the great football over the next few days. Here are my picks for a huge NFL weekend.
Mark Sanchez isn't an elite quarterback in the National Football League. In fact, he's not even close to being on that level. But, despite what some pundits and a few highlights would have you believe, he isn't the reason for the Jets lack of success in 2011.
It's time for the coach to put his money where his mouth is. No, Rex Ryan didn't make another outlandish guarantee this week. Instead, he was hit with a $75,000 fine Monday for cursing at a fan at MetLife Stadium eight days ago.
For the first fifty five minutes of football on Thursday night, New York's defense made Tim Tebow look like a guy that has no business in the National Football League. Unfortunately for Gang Green, the games last a full sixty minutes. At 11:4o p.m, when Mark Sanchez's Hail Mary pass came up short of the goal line and a Jets receivers hands, Tim Tebow Mania took another step toward absurdness and the Jets season took another step toward an early grave.
Here are the biggest reasons why Denver pulled the upset:
The 5-4 Jets take on the 4-5 Broncos tonight at 8 PM on 105.7 The Hawk. Here are the keys to New York coming back home with a road victory in Denver.
It seems like everyone has an opinion this week on how long the Denver Broncos run-first/no throw/option offense can be successful in the NFL. From writers to analysts to Darrelle Revis, no one seems to believe in the Broncos one trick pony attack, even if it is led by Tim Tebow.
The NFL is looking into a video that surfaced Sunday night of Jets coach Rex Ryan cursing at a fan as the team walked into the tunnel at halftime.
I had the great fortune of going to the New York Jets/ New England Patriots game this past weekend at Metlife Stadium. It was supposed to be a highly contested matchup between 2 of the top teams in the AFC. No matter who you root for, how can you not
There will be plenty of articles and blogs putting Mark Sanchez on blast this morning for a poor performance last night in the Jets biggest test of the season. Don't count this as one of them.
It's hard being anymore mediocre than I am at picking these games. If you pick the right have to use in Vegas, I'll expect a hearty thank you early next week. If you pick the wrong half, I'm sorry.
105.7 The Hawk was the radio home for the best New York Jets performance of the season on Sunday afternoon. Their 27-11 win over the Buffalo Bills supplied them a much needed road victory, win in the division, and boost to start their crucial November stretch.
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IVIMII n imber tlt-h' In the division or lit number in the tin n 1 Cieero a c n mi 1 I l henei n rth twenty two chiilii and thirty six tin u, ill "nt c, rntr if said -uivty llfty thence NC-.I wenly uiochaini iindihlrtv 'It links to the northwest cor ner of Burvcj llfly, the ice noith nine ch i I- and twentv a'x lluki to ti tree in irked H In th, mut line of lid 1 t, It belli the K nth went corner of subdivision number themeeaitlort) four ch i m and 11 Iriy elfht links ton staki live north can f a tree in irk il K tHii t soulhtllny onochainiiandsiMy two unkbl tli rlacc ot I eu iinin, i ntiilnlnR nljety tiro acres ind thirl> Hi humln It s of an acre of 1 mil exccpthiB from the above 1 Hcrll 1 i r mlses al out oi e third of an aere of laml sol I f i a sch 1 I ouse l and alno iilttuit ,'wi tmrits nrrin loin to Jonsn Hi, I Pierce Anil nhinai 1 fault I een made In the payment of said mor tan which nald mi rig vgt wasKlven to secure the pivmtnloi 110 "ithIntcrecit therein and was rcc nl ol.nitl the pmior of sale therein, In the office of the Olerk of the county of Onomlapl, in book 79 of niort ige on the day of January, iuo6, nt And vrlniroas there If clal ncd to I du MOK Ffi 1 IK.-WhOw Orf I reb th "f tl fit} f c Mm n a, i on t! I t 'I 'y ta n n tur t rUl re lid intl.cCUrkuoi m I. kNo -II if mo igi rlKlru.rvl ,it 1 i un tl i 11 mi l ,f fuill J 1 m, IK ic aceitiinl t ilh 11 f, Ih ii -pirtff M cilj of Sjrici i nt In tli c on the ITth day of December, 1S65, at four ,Vt tho rates establ sheet by the flut iifild) for iiiL in the payment of 000 therbln In three equal annual piymcnts with tatirest, a.1 therbln ildml illd mortgage unto KobcrtM Klchardaon of the same place, iicorUIm ccc of Inn 1 described in said mort KiKe iiibitanlially ai f HOWB to wit "All that part of farm lot Ino hundred and twenty two of the Onon la a bait Springs Ki situated In the city ol ayra use, and bounded ns follows, to wit Btglnnlng on tho north mde of the New York Central Ballteal.at the gap" I o'clock l t n said inortRagc at tho d ite of the first publi-atiou c f this notice, the Bum of 01 1UH and mttrejt on 11 Id sum from the I8th day of Januarj, 1S56, anil there H n becom- due on said mortgage, said sum. of w th Intcreat tlmroon frt m the IBth d iy of Januaiy, Ifijti, M of thatdaj St Dowica, A Dated February r OHINNFLL, Mortgagee niihws i KENVBDT, Attorneyi f lli.NKYMKJ' tt en of the city of Cincinnati, lu the State of Onio, by certain Indenture of mortgage bearing dito the mnetecnth day of January, one thouiand eight hundred and titty four, m rte.aged unto David BJ Gcer and Samuel P Geer, of the city of Syracuse and State of New York, certain lands and premises described in Baiel mortgage aa fo! lows viz "All that certain piece of land situated in the citj of Syracuse, described and bounded as fallows being part of block number twenty nine, acoording to a map of tho village of Syracuse made by John Lathrop, beUnnlnir, on the north line of sold block, one hundred anel ninety elsht feet westerly from the northeast corner of block, and runs thence westerly, on the southerly side of Vi lllow street, ninety nine feet, thenco southerly, paral lei with the easterly lino of said block, one hundred and thirty-two feet, thence easterly, parallel with the northerly line of said blo'ok, ninety-nine feet, thence northerly, par allel with the easterly aide ol said block, one hundred and at Uia of the ciiinty of On on paf Ofe9, on tl e 111 'clock i-j u ir or r to JWH from thi pij tieniiually Uitherc nir mi u, It 1 er M Kid ar Ihe b 11 ic I tut 1 U" rilled in sjii'lTOirUHcesilbrtt in to ft t VII ihit I t of I ind Ic tun e rre 1 n ir' 11 the c, deleril cd n4 I'lloWK 1 cpll nine It 1 't'lme f i ina street one hundred in x (i T) fi et n ir h of the south ea t cornel f usi 1 ii tiiiiictwiitina Ine parall I to th rorlh lin t I fft.ru n slrcet on linn, red (I'M) thcnci- norll ar ill 1 11 tit west In f lilmanti it twortj feet th mt nt arallel o Hie liwt Ine llfty thencesonth six H 1 thercc east throui I the centre of the u Hhna! of the f. ll if st re llfty (M f t to the wei line of 8 i inn ,tr I ihim-tBiutb n he line of n ALL CDKfco I 1) I r i' SI t JJ I 0 V 5 C 0 M P V S 0 NT EOMFSTIC MlllVilll 0 nrp to fie r id s lie if lit i irmcr i litions of t abovewnk the ml i >r has 1 I Induce I t) iiie a m anuHtvi-dll ion (leirn i' -bovetill 1 irced an I im] rnvei! U xl si ch i work is i ail V Atton c rftiiroRu in iiiti w ij durability, qualitj or a per t a n I iT das lames Johnson, Hibert iChrin m t r> Celnchaui, John Ii1 iri J, ir I all fourd reliable ,cnl 01 inUit m Tint wrn n sii ill lit 11 ir n th sin b Hiv. n, i nt c in tnditnlll "i c aim of this-wf rk ti mipaitsuch kiioi i in i e e-r pleasant mann r, avn cv rvt'n of i r cba! ter, or winch would offend ho ear jf cccn v Y. n te 1 I line cur poods and sfo our '-TOM' M I D W I Tills branch will occupy a i frt in o' ihe worK, a under this head be f un 1 sone heart rending 11 wl ich arc i >incllmc3 pi acticc I under the parb of Scien With s r ct ittclltion t the ru ea f nd in I'll, n> ,r-] woman c in attel d t my ruse of Uul 1 1! Ill The i Js tf tcrie-1 of c >nci l ion w 11 her I 1" i jci ti I unacr i 1 )i I V1< Hl-S -We would call ll ir it I il i of 1 who arc in want of Till3 RvellfiKI ers and Cn x an 11 ick C iati, I f trim.T u Olr it ok of I! CLOTU1M plat a 1 ve w 'd r illv invit t1 Country Dealer- i call b f re altipc of BOit1 N H R, membr our-l lilre Oriental Huildmfr- M C PALSIIII. fit -ill to d such r 11 i I i ncce Jiry or Ing to tho terms thereo and gire the security required by law in such case, within ten days from the tlm at 11 AMI mic li e1 ilm if to tit dut won tho stiid u a" ihe late (f Ihe Hut iii'i allon ol thii notice, the jura Si 1UO The premlpct ara described In said mortgage as rol lows, that 18 to say --All that part of Block number one hundi cd and th rteen of Syracuse, bounded uni ill J) In the lourth ward of the City and described as lollows Bcglnniue. i an i SI LI 01 610CS, i Vfir k illng, anxioty su-alt tit mi" ih liouw In the city, anu to intri Ish'ir il tne pit (ftli S taipire lilock, po at the in i th east cor ler of said Block number one. I un med and tin teen thence running Wont on the South line of iMyctte one hundred and two feet, thence South par illcl tilth Mulberry street eighty seven feet, thence t ant parallel with tho South lino of layette Btree- one hundred and two feet to the line of Mulberry stria thence North on iho West line of Mulberry street eighty seven to the place of beginning Now, there fore, notice Is hereby niven thatby virtue of tho power of wlc conUlne 1 in anil recorded with Hie said mortgage, and our mnnt to the statute in suoh case made and provide 1, he nior's-agcd premises descubcd in the said mortgage an'i hereinbefore particularly set out, will be sold at pub lie auction at H Jloli.1 known as the Bjracuse House n ifSyracuso, In satd Onondaga County on thelSth nl 1ST at 8 o'clock P M IHUUU3CO o Son, at ihe House, In Syraouse kentbv Wright 4 Miller, on the 2M day of April, 185i, at o'clock in the forenoon of that day Dated Syracuse, January M.I, s OEPB and BAMUBL P QKEB, Mortgagees. Piinoatto 4 Noxos, Attorneys__________ffwlHjeZtt MOUTGAOE! S> Default having been the payment of the moneys Intended to be secured to be paid by a certain mortgage made and exe _ -'BmUh jjforceijus, in the conr State ot N Jw York, (but since etc in a separate envelope and to the undersigned or elthlr of them Albany, J t ItEADtE'KSaeret.iryol State L OCUROWa, Comptroller gToyp. STOVES! STOVES! MCCARTHY, RADIQAM 4 s, NO 20 East Water would hasten rebpectfull} to inform the- public of the i ompli of th ir anrangemelUa trttt the TK01 rOUNDHY, of tins c ty, and other Lastern Fr undries of acknowledged reputation, by which slarge assortment of the bestj i remittance r a i osta c stamp Of il to I A Ij DR WM F IIOYT'3 OLD ESTABLISH FDPRITATFHOPPITAL Bastable arcade, oppo itt (lorth of) tht Poat Offite, fvracuse, Y Where he will introduce to the notice of thoie nffl -ted with I'nivvTt anl faipmuTra Dut-vjus, iu_ BV rm OP CLHE This cli-s of Complamia he has made and intends to make a SPFCJ LTY, and the knowledge he hio ol tht NrW JIET1IOD OF TS15ATMEN T, Now in opcrition m France and the Us in this ro in try warr ints him in siymg 'hat none of the forms thii is without a burc, Quick and try diseas Is wont to assume, >he Oily o day i f v.pi lay" 1is'I at8 o'clock P M arv 16 1S57 TUB 1 n thQS BA-JK cr UTICA, Mortgagee fi i- KHLNAit, Atfys for Mortgagee, Utlea aprc re da e I on the ti tlttl lay of April, m the year one fVujnil rfBl.thundrr.il and llfty-lwo, vtaB tofct -r Mth tlit r o Vfr of sale thtrun contained, recorded In the offlco of the Cicrk of the cou uy ef Onondaga, on the cicLth day of July eiKhtocn hundred and fifty two, at elKht o'clock A M In Libersltty six of mortgages, at pape four hundred and eighty five, it, and was given to stcure the payment of tlio sum of tight hundred dollars, togeth er with the interest thereon, upon which mortgage there Is claimed lo bt due, at the time of the first publication of this notice, (November 25, the sum of eight hundrtd dollars ol principal, together with the interest thoreon from the twelfth day of April, in the yeai one thousand Irfit hundred and fifty two, amounting m the whole Tor >rineipal and interest, to the bum of one thousand ind till having been i mdc yuicnt if the sum of secured to be nil Ight hundred and fifty two, (1852) ex the Statute in such case raade and provided, thclsaid premises will be Bold at public and on to the highest b doer therefor, at the Globe Hotel, In the city of Syracuse in the said county of Onondaga, on tho nine teenth day of tcbruary next, (one thousand eight hundred nd fifty twelve o'clock noon of that flay The mortgaged premise are described in said mortgase smb a-SS of land in the town of MareeiUis county of Ononclaga, and State of New lork elng part of lot number twenty four, in the sai 1 town of larcellus, bounded and described as follows to wit be inning at the south line of the Seneca turnpike road 't he Northwest comer of a piece of land, on or about the irnt day of April, A D one thousand eight Hundred and wenty eight owned by Richard B Davis, running thenci Vest in the llnccf said road four rods and fivelinkB to land at the date last aforesild owned by Jeremiah 6 13 White hence Bouth twenty six-odd and nineteen links, thence bistfour rods and Ihellnks to the fcouth west corner of Will be kept coostamiyon hand, itaong tfiemany Im ortant advantages c aimed for onr stoves maybe men vane'y, be: trty and exceltence onr patterns 2d The unsurpasset smoothness of the Sd The thorough manner m which every stove is r ubili'J 10 supply f 's ni fu' 0 i- ilaei mm it on to rceomi stjve-l it n IK TrsT i id f and r in Wei Her in stoves nude from oil and ronilf ne 1 rat te'ns rcmod led wi h new mines, to imsleld a J de en the puMic, but each st >ve bears its ong nal name, ana we STOTFS WOOI5 Minnesota Air Tight, CcDtS1, State rhmro Black Knight, Wisconsin, elevated oven' Black. Prince, Forrest Bill, LO.UB Air Tight Premium Air Tight, Western World Western Diamond, T7e have also on Land a 'arge assortment of Parlor Stoves, for Wood anc Ooal In presenting this clrci.'ar, we have endeavored to avoid the too commor and disgusting prictf ce of boabting We desire only to stite facto We therefore invite the tcrest or curiosity of a candid public to an examination our assortment, tj test the accuracy of our assertions UWArER STEFET, SYBACDSE, N T. COAL COOK Welcome, Bur A r Tight, Itchange, Peimanent Ktmely Jflvt thousinl patients cured annually The remedies Dr WYl E 1IO1T, are free from offensive taste or smell, cont lin no mercury and tequ re no ch u tre of diet, b s ness or pleasure Persons at a litti ice r in us cured a home by addressing a letter to W il I IIOTi T Uecol'ect the name and place N adits in iv ant ol tt Pleasant and Saie Ecn-edj Cor Irregularities, Obstructions, can obtain DR BLMAS' FM.NOII FFMALE AIOMHLY PILLS, Vt t ic Doct ir's office in the Bastablt JIamcd iriici ID crtai tuatiors should not use them, for rca o z r lirtclio 10% Price >1, sent by mil1 lo all i 11-11 "f th world Dr Wn_ F Uoyt Is jj nl j j. HP FaoTrCTisa ISSTUCMETST an nreventiveol conception, Is invaluable to such as t r uprh io-ne physical conlormat on or deformity are incapati tiled for safe repoduction Orders from any part of the United States inclosing will insure the return of fie instrument Remember that Dr Wti B Hoyt 13 the onlv permanently established and reSionsibie in Ocntra! New York, who treats Pnvate Diseasu, and h s Plaice extends Ihro.chout every State In the bmon Remember the place, BastaMe Ai cade OmCF HOTMfromOA M to 9 P M SanflajB from 2 to5P M Ol0tl_ have jn t i ieivi'1 i nevi 1 ti Cti-ese superior TV c nv te all perani 3 to ti best thine in iiso rt! s.h-a t V Pvi TlIllJKt m zn OF -.vL NV Would rdS] ciftil'j imite thtr frKnl" in l! 111' lie, to rill and e amc their block of I-AI I TtR GOODS, co shiini. r tl e t c t FRFNl H AND ENOJ Ibli CLOTHS, RICU FANCY tOR JI 3 elegant a.osortpicnt r f SILK A D VELVET Comprising even variftT of poi is ti b fou 11 in a FIRST CLASS lEUCIIAI.! TUI OPINQ L.-TV1I SftNT, wh'--'. w will to ori in the lat 't v'e P Li3f ciU and e amlneour g Ii 4 F have c nsta-i'Iy on ban 1 an r t o' Oen jemcn'i Furnish ng Goods oltf i who are in want of r BEIT have agreit -nett plain and fjnij Curb Ine best Mill t, r 0 STOM, CALL. ITH T havo just reccht-d another lotrf those Oruunl Perkcoplc Q'ostes, better t'lan Otr b fore, if posbil toon til kno-nn They need no "icy we frames 00 to fTONh 4 BALL e hiv e a tip top article, never have xnown a poor one, aDdhaic sold dozens of them, .rip. to match 112 STOSF BALL S'SnAIOH'5' J INI S and see the best straigh BALL'S (LbUBLISBtD IN 1340 Wholesale and Retail Dealers and Importers of 3, J1.WFI RY AND FANCY GOODS, M-'MIFACTCTlEItS OP PREMIER fclLVSB And solt AKcnta for __ CJ-LrnKVFD PLRIbCOPIO SPFCTACLE3, No 14 L-ntOcnt'ee street, Syracuse SILVER WAKE MANUFACTORY. Til LARD 1IAWLEY Are the of the 'IP I'l'.I MILM SliVfcR V VRP p r nrn-iii o' faile ani T iSj or" Vor 1 'f Kill up i tra-v N int. 0' I bdvcr ard Jj V VTV (R WAR WITH CANADA Iff llcnma' IlranAHlI FOIS TFZ biAH Bn JJISOB oy Ot iH TTI.FR. GOODS ND CLOimMr CDFAPFR TJ TTLE hr J just returned from New York trlfh ill 11 lateet styles anc patterns that cm be foun I, mak.ng cur CLOTH AND VVSTINOS the best everofJ red in tills market, or Wen of New Yorlr Our stock of CI thinpisnotto be equaled iv, the largest ind her made stock of Clothing to be fon 11 in the Stite lo ot boast nhen we saj tliltall Iy Mlde Clothing Is made by good, e I T-crknen, while others ar raade east, or half made with r. act that do >i d the test. Come in, we say We will show yea Goods arise Lnun cheaper t an others can buy them VR C A I AREOWS, from Boston, ?n experience.) and well known Cutter, will nt you to a chin :l e eyer in thii reidy and wil mg to -i ei 1 to you In tlw Custom 1 eparlment The obliging upermtcn lent Is va ting it j t pleisure to see you and the eimc lib CIjTC' IFlFlint his waited on ou for years before, Is always rt i iy to i vou Goods che per than any other man in the cilv Come all, an sde if it is not so are not to be ur by ans set of men The Inreest v irkty nfCloth Ins ever seen I i any one store in the of M-F t en Cncirent 1 oniy ud Land Warrants bcugl t ard <olJ ard a general xchange Business done, by TYi ER i n Binra, C i n. ulc in- J i nl l ind New P-'ct" ;l Cherry" dra '''l.'mdon.S ,'th and PhlUdeluMa Porter F rin! oltf JAYCOX OnBKV, No 07 Sillml utrtet Ter 2? 3S S O W 9 118 WAter ISO Pearl TJi i'earl stieet, New Y wk, AVD SCOTCn C1GAKB ALh ANL) P011M.R, COHDIAIS, Ac j -t all call tht attention of city and 1 aler. o IVir exteiwlvc stock of Liquoua AND CiOAE', iisloai Ii i Je !or having been made in the imymcnt of the sum of secured to be pal 1 by a certain mortgage btaringdate February xecutcd by James Ilarroun as mortijagte to Cornelius L Ahord mortgage, and recorded in the of the ic county of Onondaga, in Book No 69 of mart MORTGAGE Mars Near Jolger Mortgagee, Eliza Ann Vroo man Mortgage dated April 5th, 1644 Recorded m th Clerk's Office of Onondaga county, on theBth day of ApVi 1M4 In book No 49 of mortgages, page 121 Tnero i claimed to be due thereon at the time of the first pul llca lion of this notice, the Bum of one hundred and eighty dollars and forty three cents Default having bee mlde in the payment thereof, notice is hereby given tha u pursuance of a power of aale contained in sa 1 rnor cage, the premises described In said mortgage, to v, it All that certain tract or parcel of land, being all tha part of Salt Lot number twenty four, (24) in the Liverpool described as follows, viz lleginnint at t southwesterly corner of said loi, near the bridge ever I O.weso on the bank of snld cnnal and runnln northtrlj on the line of Vine street to a point fifteen fe norther y of tlio old building attached to the sal bl, tk o sold easterly at right angles to the tast Ine Mid lot, thence onsaid east line to tlio Oswcgo bounded by Slid canal to the place of bctmmng, supposi to be about eighti two (SB) feet wide, together iv lUi all (he saltwoils thereon, and all the appurtenances thereunto will be sold at public auction, at the Globe Hotel in Hie city ol Syracuse in said county ol Onondaga oVlocl, In the fore noon of that day DISCOV- rKENNEDY of oiory, las diwoverefl .In one ot our COMMON PASTDM3 WEEDS a remetly that cures every kind oi humor, from the worst Scrofula down .o a JHE GKKATEST of Roibory, W BLRT'S PFRISCOPIC SPECTACLES. Ihe subscribers are the sole Agents for the sale i of 4 Bnrt's Per coj ic Oold .nfl Silver the scientmc principles, which -1 invc the above named H It tho name o( 'J o notice s stamped upon the framea CLF INK IK TfE BEST POSSIPLE BY JOHN WABW1CK, (Late ol Troy) NO. SO JE FERSON STREET, COR. MUI BERRY All at SI. C Palmar Co's carcfallj vte-idttll. J W Inforr B the pirtilic that as foon It- can comiil hie arrangem ata, he open his and Cotteu Dyemc Estab shment. FAMCIi I assortment of neat and i'c s'rablap ttcrnu of f mcy Also assf rt ment of colla 3, neck t cs, cravits, Sankerchlcfi, 4c j lit dby J) J SON, oJWf Merchant Tailors, 15 W. Gcneseo stifet KW E HANOTAOTOltY RAKD, TICB PIERSON, PBOPRH.TO !S OF THE TROY FOUNDRY SYRACUSE, N Y. The subscribers irould respectfully announce to the -oplo of Central New York that they are now manufac urn some of the b Jit Cool ng Stoves for Wood and Coal o be found in any p irt of the United States Thi MINNESOTA and STAR air tight Cook Stoves to which was awarded he first Premium at the late Onondaga hem Our Foundry is slluated little West of Salina street, In the South part of tha city Dealers would do well to ami neourassortmait before purchasing elsewhere Our Stoves arc also sold ivholesale and retail by ur v McCarthy, Radiuan Downes, No East Water street Syracuse H Y .where also the latest and best patterns o Sy Parlor Stoves can b E 4 HEBSON 4 MAY have removt to No 47 South Sihna street, between Kailroad am FINE AND HEATY HARDWARE. RON AND STEEL. Rj ILS AND SnOTELS. >AINTS AND OILS. 3ASH AND 6LAS8 IOWDER AND P0SE. Blannfacturera and Dealers In TIN, COPPER, IRON WAIUi AND STOVES Agents for AND PACKING LEATHER BELTING DAVIDSON'S FIRE KINO SAFES, ol 3m Ac Ac nc- overl 000 and never failed cent m two cases, both thunder hou or lie has now m over 200 certificates of its virtue, all within -i-wo cure a nurb ngsore moutii One to three bottles will cure tht wo-st L n 1 of pimplel on ulit face Two to thiee bottlei will curt he system of >ilci Tvro bottles arc w irr mtcd to cure the rorst c in rer in the mouth and stom ich Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the c-se rf erysipelas One to two bottles ara warranted to ture' all Immorj in the eyes Two bot'les are warranted to cur r inning in the cars ind i-s air jng the hair Four to bottles are wairant ed to cure corrupt and running ulcers One bott'i. wt uire scaly eruption o'the skin Two to three Iwttlei ire warranted to cure the wors.case of ringworm Tivo to three I ottlca are wari t nted to uure the most desperate case of rheumatism Three to four bottles arc wairarted to cure silt rheum Five to bottlei. w H curt the worst A benefit is always e-qienenced from the firat bottle, and a perfect cure is warranted w> en abovt quintity I peddled over a thousand bottles of tms m vicinity of IJoston I know the effect oi it in every case ao sute as wattr will extinguish frt, sure will thii cure humor I never sol 1 a bott c of it but that sold aiio htr After a trial it always speaks for itself Thtic two thmra about this herb that appear to me bui first th.it it grows m our put urea, m some plates plenti W and yet ita value has never been known until I tlio covered it in 1S40, second, that it should cure all lei id o! to gi-v e some dca of the sudden and art at popularity of this will state that n Apr 1, rPcddled and sold aoout bottles ner day In Aprd 1854 I sold over a thousand bottles per aay of it gome of the wholesale druggists, who nave been in bue Iness twenty and thirty years, say that notMmj in tie an rials of Patent Medicines, was ever like it Tl ere is a unJ of it from all w premTum lorth, fol- an 1 Half DoBara (cointd before J "frl Dollars and Half Dollars. MeticanDolln-iand Half Dollars. L-icl sh Crowns and IIMf Crowns S uih American Dollan and Half Dollars t rcncl 5 Francs, ic ic 4 QAWLEYj Manufacturers o' Silver Wire, Syracuse, Oct. 1, S5I. 14 East street, oltf ___________ _ aAMUUb BI.NEDIOT, So o Will street. New York, constantly on hand a large and splendid Qodtn Oold kev and double Watches, tStS without DC 4; Hafejostrecelvcd a large v variety el FALL A3SD TTDITER OGODS FOR M Otthe eat qualities WEiS, And lie latest Patterns, Which they wi) make to order In the most styles IB West Gene'ee Etrosr. Bears KST liavc e established themsUves rear the o.d quir JMHM; BLOCK, To SONortr Ssllna Btrtet, in the Store fonne-ly occ by D McOa thy 4 Co which been greitlj i re modeled t ad elegantly fitted up, niaking o-e ot fit. tin in the State at r dt ankles with a ltd south line one hundre t irlt tnofcLttotlicpiactof hBitlimlng Will be at i il U inttl m at the Salt Springs Hotel in tho I ml ward ot salJ ny, ktplbyll B Uderkln, oil the llth day of Ain iso- atlo iVlocklnthefoMiioonolthitday Da ted fanl ni, Jamiarj COKNtLIOS-T ORD, MortRagce J 11 H RIIAXIV, Atl'y for Mortice jislivv R n MOIIEHOUSE, of TJtlco, Attorney lOUfc Ullu uuuitc in the above entitled cause on the JTth of whtcli wai t le i In IK olt ee of the Clerk f the courty of Cortlan on the ilnv of Januarv and to serve a copy of v ur ansM, r ntlie subicribir at Cc rtlandvllle, in the laid i untv dnvp ifterthe lyrvlce of tills qml moi exil live i f It e iliv f service and if vou fall to anivuriail as herebj n ijuired the plaintiff vv111 tikf j Ikini- t vpainHt vou for four hundred and Uvcitv fved HIM with intercut from the IKth ilny of April l-'Stj costs HORATIO 11 APD llOflfw Plnlntllt Attornev the south line of said piece of land eighty rods to tho east line of said lot No 68 thence north on said last ment on e nine, twenty thence south westwardly to IN with tho Sli uto coiiccrnlni, llmitelpartn u th iul scrlbors do certify tlmt T formed a limited partner'hlp, to le conductewl undorlli nimtanl flrm of 1 Jr in the busl f b rtslde-j Dated December 29th, 1856 COOK Receiver 4c J S IHKRETT PlfTs Atlj COIIlLlT ,.._______ Sherwood iga'inst David II Kmgsley To Dav id II Kinsley, defendant arc hereby sum moncd to answer the complaint of llnylord N Sherwood in fie Supreme Court was wl Ich fllu t in tlic Clerk's office o! Onou 1m. i C unty, Sept 3, A D 1 C an 1 to serve a copy vour answer on me ai Camillus, Oiiondati County, with n twentv dav latter the service of this summens cxcloii.c of the dav of icrv Ice, and if j ou shall fall to answer said com pliint as hereby required, t> o plaintiff will take judgne it aciunil vou for he bum of with intcrc.t from the 2Sd PlamtUT's Attorney. Camillus N Y_________otHSm____________________ ADSSINISTKATOM'S ai c of on erder of tho Surrogate of the Counts' or Onontlaga, notice Is hereby given to nil perwm haviuif claims airalnst B llachclir decease to present tbo nam vuliv iiiheratt ercr', ti- tht "ubsrnt er, athliSvOr' cormr of "nd Warren streitl Byracme, on or before Ihe twenty-second dav of June, IbSI in removi-d to the new Di Fj laye block, ci mer of Sal n L an 1 Fnj ette streets Sy- racuse rooms no v for the reception of pupils from S o'clock lit iver neceabiij (rtthcbest you cii get arid enough of it Manafacturtd ty Dorlld Kcnneily, -20 Worrea street, Ro-tbury Mass Trice Cteneril Agents New York, O v Cllckner, SI Barc'ay, A B i D Sards, Fulton Bt Kerv on, Rogers Ce South Salina st, and Dr Moore North Salina st are agenls for Syracuse G W Stoddard, Agent at Oneida, Madison Co Syracuse, oltf Our Jerelry H all c ty made, and warranted of the best T and material Gold Oha'ela ne Chains fcoM Crosses, Ou-lr'! 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Cutting down a Dracaena Janet Craig (14' tall, 50 years old)
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My wife has a Dracaena Janet Craig houseplant which is almost 50 years old. She has owned it for her entire life. The problem is, this plant has grown to be almost 14 feet tall, with a thin trunk that must be supported by a sturdy pole. Furthermore, we have recently moved from Chicago to Seattle. The plant is presently living in my brother's house (luckily he had a tall ceiling). But we need to move it to Seattle. And to make matters worse, we are finding that housing in this part of the country is very expensive, and homes that have 2-story space in them tend to be even more expensive new construction. We are faced with either having a very very limited choice of homes to buy, or figuring out a way to solve our plant problem. My wife has wanted to cut the plant back for years. Both to enjoy it more, as well as to propagate it. But she is naturally afraid to hurt it. We really don't want to lose this plant. Please help us!
Scott, if it was my tree, especailly a 50 yr old plant, I'd air-layer. Do it in sections..Since it's 14', do so in a little over 3' sections..After each section roots, add to the pot..instead of one cane, she'll have three at 3' heights.
Some people just cut the trunk, root, then add to soil. This will also work.
Because of its age, and time spent w/you and your wife, I'd not rid it, be it sell or discard. Good luck, Toni
I was reading about air layering at this website:
And the document they wrote seems to imply that dracaena plants *require* this type of treatment. But information I've seen elsewhere on this site implies that you don't need to go to all that trouble. Some owners say they are very hardy plants, and you can just cut them down and stick them in the dirt. I'm confused about all this information. One consideration is that my brother and his wife are being very kind to care for the plant while we are relocating to Seattle from Chicago, but eventually we need to ship this plant to Seattle. Maybe we just cut it down when the time comes and stick it in our carry on luggage? Air layering requires alot of work, and creates an unsightly plant for a period of time. I am hesitant to put that burden on my brother's family as they care for our plant. And I'm not sure they would feel comfortable doing plant surgery. Oh boy... What is the consensus opinion? Is air layering really our only viable option?
Someone posted this site a while back.
A 50 year old treasure would be hard to simply "wack off". I think there are smaller devices like this one that might be more attractive.
Good Luck Diane
i used to have a Janet Craig & still have a corn plant. the cane's look identical!
so i don't see why you can't just whack it into lengths, apply rooting horomones to the bottoms of the pieces, & stick it into dirt.
granted it's current height is daunting, BUT! this just means longer pieces or more short pieces.
i'd decide the number & height of the pieces i wanted. assemble pots & dirt & rooting horomone is very cheap.
whack it & stick the bottom ends of each piece into water then the rooting horomone, then into dirt, mounding up the dirt around it to support itself while growning new roots.
in a few weeks you'll have new growth at the cut edges & roots holding it up.


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Ingenico recorded a strong increase in transaction volumes in Europe, in store and online, over the Christmas holiday period
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More than 300 million transactions processed: Payments in store: +13% ; Online payments: +37% ; Mobile payments: +50%
Paris, January 13 2014 – Ingenico (Euronext: FR0000125346 - ING), a global leader in payment solutions, recorded a strong increase in the volume of transactions processed in store and online in December.
In December 2013, more than 300 million transactions were processed in Europe, representing an increase of 14% in one year, through the 160 000 merchants connected to Ingenico's payment platforms in Europe.
This increase results from the development of in-store payments (+13%), processed through Ingenico's payment platforms (Axis, easycash) which enable merchants to consolidate their payment transactions. Furthermore, this increase was boosted by online payments (+37%), processed by Ogone, Ingenico's online payment services provider.
Regarding online payment, it is interesting to note an increase of more than 50% in the volume of transactions processed through mobile terminals (smartphones and tablets), which represented more than 10% of the volume of sales in December.
The second significant change is the increase of sales processed by online merchants in markets other than their domestic market: cross-border sales account for more than 25% of the transactions processed by Belgian e-merchants and for almost 50% of the transactions processed by German e-merchants connected to Ogone. In this context, Ogone's capacity to accept geographically specific payment means is a key advantage to support the geographical expansion of e- merchants.
Pierre-Antoine Vacheron, Europe-SEPA Executive Vice President at Ingenico, stated: "The very strong growth of the volume of transactions processed through Ingenico's platforms in Europe over the Christmas holiday period reflects the quality of our solutions. It also demonstrates the relevance of our solutions and our capacity to support merchants to manage their payment infrastructure for all distribution channels - in-store, on line and mobile – and also in their different geographies."
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