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I finally got 2 partitions set up on my computer. One is XP pro, and the other is Vista Ultimate.
They are both on different partitions, but now it always boots up to Vista.
How can I change it so I can choose between both OS's?
i am really considering changing over to linux, but i am afraid if i do, all my programs will uninstall and be erased. can someone please help me???
You would have to create a separate linux parition. Try shriking your partitions within vista (I think vista doesn't like stuff like gparted messing with it's disks) and then repartition that space for a linux install. Make sure to add XP and vista to your linux bootloader (most likely GRUB nowadays).
63,000 bugs in the code, 63,000 bugs,
ya get 1 whacked with a service pack,
now there's 63,005 bugs in the code!!
not too sure how to set up a seperate partition....and i am currently using XP home
AFAIK, most linux installers nowadays can safely shrink XP partitions. If not, you can look into sysresccd (www.sysresccd.org) which has gparted.
63,000 bugs in the code, 63,000 bugs,
ya get 1 whacked with a service pack,
now there's 63,005 bugs in the code!!
gparted is cool... you can manage almost anything on booting...
you can also use magic boot
i have this porb also


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Happy Labor Day Weekend folks!
Happy Labor Day Weekend folks!
Entire Team Let Eli down today - NYG4l
We cut Carr =\ idk, but I've always liked him. I think its cuz I've always felt bad for him lol
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Tonight: GOOOOOO GEORGIA BULLLLLLLLLDOGGGGGGGSS!!!!!!!!!!
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Yeah, we lost that.
Although if you remember the brackets....
I never really stopped using the brackets.
My squad in this twelve-team league is borderline unfair.

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The Hometown Holidays' best-window contest resulted in not two, but three winners on Thursday night.
Manna Mason of the Party Place on Eagle Street won a night for two at the Porches and dinner at Gramercy Bistro for her Charlie Brown Christmas-themed windows.
The judges (Mayor Richard Alcombright, Rep. Daniel E. Bosley and Mass MoCA director Joseph Thompson) were quite taken with the fetching illustrations on the Party Place that were painted like stained glass. Thompson in particular liked the three-dimensional effect created by the grids inside the windows.
That's about as evocative as the judges were about the more than two dozen businesses and shops that decked their halls — and windows — with cheery and bright displays. Alcombright did step into nearly every open storefront to at least say hello. (Though our boasting over our own lovely windows fell on deaf ears.)
After the judges perused the windows, pointing out particularly interesting pieces, they graded each display based on creativity, effort, holiday festivity, wow factor and overall look. The Party Place was followed closely by I Got Goodies in second and Petrino's Cafe in third.
The runners-up, however, didn't lose out. They were the favorites of the more than 60 shoppers who voted; possibly their proximity to each other played a role, but the wins were well deserved. Both shops have some serious eye candy in the windows, literally in I Got Goodies' case.
Colleen Taylor of Taylor's Restaurant graciously offered a second gift certificate so both Mark Petrino of Petrino's Cafe and Janice Esoldi of I Got Goodies received a prize for People's Choice.
"It was definitely a success," said Jonathan Secor of MCLA's Gallery 51 and the Berkshire Cultural Resource Center. "It's a beginning ... It was great to see the lights and all the effort and everything. ... It looks like there's life on the street."
Janice Esoldi of I Got Goodies and Mark Petrino of Petrino's Cafe won People's Choice.
Quiet carolers are caught midnote in the iBerkshires window.
Anyone who's been downtown lately has noticed the spirit of the season on full display.
Storefronts have been blazing with lights, decorated with trees and Christmas balls, snowflakes and Santas, giant nutcrackers and all kinds of interesting merchandise.
On Thursday night, downtown shoppers will have the chance to decide which is the best.
The decorating idea sprang up during meetings held earlier this fall by downtown merchants to promote the "Buy Local" campaign locally. (Members pointedly reminded those on the "shady side" of the street to dress up, too. And we have, just you see!) To encourage participation, the group decided to create a contest for the best window and offer a prize.
Judges will be perusing the city's best-dressed windows at this week's Hometown for the Holidays event on Thursday night to select the storefront with the best holiday spirit. Since judges' choices rarely please everyone, downtown patrons will decide the People's Choice.
The contest is part of the Hometown Holidays events that kicked off with the tree lighting on Thanksgiving Eve and has continued on the traditional Thursday shopping nights. Merchants and restaurants have been offering specials and discounts; the Mystery Shopper has also returned after decades of absence to lure shoppers downtown with the promise of gift certificates.
This Thursday, celebrity judges Mayor Richard Alcombright, Rep. Daniel E. Bosley and Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art Executive Director Joseph C. Thompson will be peeking in windows of participating businesses around Main, Holden and Eagle streets beginning at 5.
The judges will announce their choice at 6 p.m. at Petrino's Cafe. The winner gets a night at the Porches and dinner at Gramercy Bistro.
Then the public gets to weigh in. Local stores and volunteers with the Berkshire Cultural Resource Center will have contest forms available beginning at 5; get them back to Petrino's by 6:45 for the People's Choice winner to be announced at 7. The winner gets dinner for two at Taylor's.
While you're downtown, don't just look at the windows, step into the shops and check out the merchandise. Most stores will be open until 9 so there's plenty of time after the contest to circle back to that must-have item.
An elegant place setting from Carr Hardware, kitchenware and crocheted baby sweaters are among the items to be found at The Holiday Stop.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass. — Jennifer Barbeau, who turned the anemic Fall Foliage Craft Fair into a rousing downtown success this year, isn't done with Main Street.
Barbeau, an independent consultant with Tastefully Simple, a home-party prepared foods business; her daughter, Kate Barbeau, Diane Daniels and crafter Kathy Turner have teamed up to open The Holiday Stop at 81 Main St. to offer a variety of crafts and merchandise and support nonprofits over the holidays.
Merchandise includes range of handcrafted local items, overstock and bargains: from purses, shawls, linens and jewelery to homebaked goods, crocheted baby sweaters, natural lotions and handmade Christmas decorations. There's also, of course, information about their home businesses; Kate Barbeau sells Miche Bags and Daniels is consultant for Linen World.
"It's a nice opportunity for us to help the community," said Barbeau, since a lot of the sales go to local charities. "We got a lot of donations."
They're selling calendars for the Greylock Animal Hospital, for instance, to raise funds for its Stray and Wildlife Medical Fund. St. John's Episcopal Church's thrift store Gilded Cage has taken over a spot to continue selling its goods through the holiday. Sales of clothing go to Shriners' Hospital; a gift wrapping station benefits Relay for Life. The shop is also accepting food pantry and animal shelter donations.
"We wanted to make this fun, too," said Barbeau, "by bringing people in to talk and do demonstrations."
That means craft and story times for kids, information about what the animal hospital's been helping with its fund and raffles. One of the more popular demonstrations is "elegant napkin folding," said Barbeau, along with bow making. Advance registration is recommended for all activities. The cost: a donation to the food pantry.
The store is open Saturdays 9 to 5; Sundays 9 to 3; sometimes at lunchtime, and for the Thursday night Hometown Holidays events. This Thursday, Dec. 2, there'll be a bow making class at 6:30. Saturday offers a children's program at 10:30 and a Greylock rep will be on hand from 11 to 1.
The last day is Thursday, Dec. 23.
Update: The shop is a now a FIVE-person venture with the addition of Mary Ann Caproni the "Crochet Queen." Caproni has (adorable!) hats, doll clothes, children's sweaters, purses and more.
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Posted by Kevin Arnovitz on Sun, 10/15/06, 09:59pm:
Every NBA team plays the opponents in its division four times respectively (two home, two road). It plays the 15 teams outside its conference twice (home & home). The imbalance in a squad's schedule comes with the remaining ten teams in its conference: six of those teams will be played, like division rivals, four times. But your team will face the remaining four teams in its conference only three times each.
- This season, the Clippers will host Dallas and Minnesota only once at home. It's reasonable to conclude that drawing Dallas only three times is a break for the Clippers - though it would be more so if two of those three games were at Staples. But the combo is still a net plus because the T-Wolves aren't nearly as bad as the Mavs are good.
- The Clippers will visit Denver and Memphis only once. All things considered, this isn't such a bad draw. Memphis was 30-11 at home last season and Denver was 26-15. Plus, the barbecue in Memphis is vastly overrated and the city isn't nearly as charming at those John Grisham screen adaptations make it out to be. In contrast, the Lakers visit Portland only once - great city with a shitty franchise.
The most desirable NBA road cities [highest cool city/crappy team ratio]:
(1) Portland
(2) New York
(3) Seattle
(4) Bay Area
(5) Minneapolis [insane climate notwithstanding]
- This quirk is probably worth at least one win over the course of the NBA season. To better understand, add a combo platter of Dallas, Denver, Memphis and Minnesota and take out games against Portland, NOOCH, Seattle and San Antonio. Which four games would you rather have on the schedule?
- The Clippers have a seven game road swing at the beginning of February, including a pair of back-to-backs [@NY, @CLE] and [@IND, @DET]. They also have two six-game road trips, including a mid-March six-games-in-eight-days slog in which they'll do San Antonio-Houston back-to-back, and Chicago-Milwaukee back-to-back.
- As I'm certain you've noticed, the Clippers play five of their first six at Staples, so they can't afford any early season throat clearing. They close with three of their final four at home, with a visit to Phoenix on the penultimate day of the regular season before returning home to close out against NOOCH.
- The best "get fat" stretch of the schedule is a nineteen day period that comprises nine games.
Jan 13: CLEVELAND
Jan 15: at Golden State
Jan 17: GOLDEN STATE
Jan 20: MEMPHIS
Jan 23: MILWAUKEE
Jan 25: NEW JERSEY
Jan 27: MINNESOTA
Jan 28: at Seattle
Jan 31: CHICAGO
If you want to extend it even farther, the three road games preceding this string are at Atlanta, New Orleans and Minnesota. The thing about a "get fat" stretch is that a team can't drop games. It's easy to do a Texas Triangle trip and shrug your shoulders when you go 1-2, but if the Clippers can't run off seven or eight of nine over this period, then they aren't an elite NBA team.
I've been asked to offer predictions about the season, specifically the number of Clipper wins, but I'm always reluctant. There are so many variables in a sports season that are impossible to grasp, injuries most prominent among them. But it's a reasonable question, so let's frame it in terms of expectation:
Any fewer than last season's 47 wins would be devastating. And, if you want to consider that the Clippers effectively threw a game or two, we're really setting the bar at 50 games.
Can the Clippers do it? Can they really win two out of every three games? That's a lot of wins on the road, a lot of wins over really good basketball teams. Only six teams won fifty games or more last season - none of whom won fewer than thirty games at home.
For all the Tetris you play with that magnet schedule on the fridge, the formula is basically what it has been since the NBA expanded to an 82 game schedule:
Win at least 30 home games, and go no worse than .500 on the road.


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AUGUSTA, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- Maine's Commissioner of Education is laying out what the department plans to do now that it's graded Maine schools.
Commissioner Stephen Bowen said his department plans to reach out to schools that received Ds and Fs to see what resources they think they might need for improvement. Then department staff will work with those schools on a plan.
The department also is going to be doing some reorganizing of its own so that it can target needs of individual school districts and help those with similar problems work together on solutions.
And it will be putting together a professional development task force to look at how to make the most of teacher training days.
Bowen said, "We need to be going out every single day and work specifically with schools and districts, meeting the needs they have specifically."
The Democratic co-chairs of the legislature's Education Committee, meanwhile, released their proposal on how schools should be evaluated.
They want to put together a stakeholder group to come up with a plan to assess schools based on multiple factors, including student progress over 5 or more years, interviews of community members, variations in poverty rates and other demographics, and school attendance rates. Rep. Bruce MacDonald (D-Boothbay), who co-chairs the committee, said, "Putting students first means strengthening education, not underfunding and undermining it."
The Democrats say the governor's grades are based on a simplistic system that stigmatizes schools.
House Republican Leader Ken Fredette said he hoped Republicans would be a part of this stakeholder group. "We need to do this important job together, rather than do politics in a tit-for-tat."


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The tough thing is balance here-maybe it's just me, but I wouldn't do these things to the detriment of being prepared for class. On the other hand, since most people don't hit the magic grade cut-offs, maybe I'm full of it?
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16 U.S. Code § 2103c - Forest Legacy Program
(a) Establishment and purpose
The Secretary shall establish a program, to be known as the Forest Legacy Program, in cooperation with appropriate State, regional, and other units of government for the purposes of ascertaining and protecting environmentally important forest areas that are threatened by conversion to nonforest uses and, through the use of conservation easements and other mechanisms, for promoting forest land protection and other conservation opportunities. Such purposes shall also include the protection of important scenic, cultural, fish, wildlife, and recreational resources, riparian areas, and other ecological values.
(b) State and regional forest legacy programs
The Secretary shall exercise the authority under subsection (a) of this section in conjunction with State or regional programs that the Secretary deems consistent with this section.
(c) Interests in land
In addition to the authorities granted under section 515 of this title and section 428a (a) of title 7, the Secretary may acquire from willing landowners lands and interests therein, including conservation easements and rights of public access, for Forest Legacy Program purposes. The Secretary shall not acquire conservation easements with title held in common ownership with any other entity.
(d) Implementation
(1) In general
Lands and interests therein acquired under subsection (c) of this section may be held in perpetuity for program and easement administration purposes as the Secretary may provide. In administering lands and interests therein under the program, the Secretary shall identify the environmental values to be protected by entry of the lands into the program, management activities which are planned and the manner in which they may affect the values identified, and obtain from the landowner other information determined appropriate for administration and management purposes.
(2) Initial programs
Not later than November 28, 1991, the Secretary shall establish a regional program in furtherance of the Northern Forest Lands Study in the States of New York, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine under Public Law 100–446. The Secretary shall establish additional programs in each of the Northeast, Midwest, South, and Western regions of the United States, and the Pacific Northwest (including the State of Washington), on the preparation of an assessment of the need for such programs.
(e) Eligibility
Not later than November 28, 1991, and in consultation with State Forest Stewardship Coordinating Committees established under section 2113 (b) of this title and similar regional organizations, the Secretary shall establish eligibility criteria for the designation of forest areas from which lands may be entered into the Forest Legacy Program and subsequently select such appropriate areas. To be eligible, such areas shall have significant environmental values or shall be threatened by present or future conversion to nonforest uses. Of land proposed to be included in the Forest Legacy Program, the Secretary shall give priority to lands which can be effectively protected and managed, and which have important scenic or recreational values; riparian areas; fish and wildlife values, including threatened and endangered species; or other ecological values.
(f) Application
For areas included in the Forest Legacy Program, an owner of lands or interests in lands who wishes to participate may prepare and submit an application at such time in such form and containing such information as the Secretary may prescribe. The Secretary shall give reasonable advance notice for the submission of all applications to the State forester, equivalent State official, or other appropriate State or regional natural resource management agency. If applications exceed the ability of the Secretary to fund them, priority shall be given to those forest areas having the greatest need for protection pursuant to the criteria described in subsection (e) of this section.
(g) State consent
Where a State has not approved the acquisition of land under section 515 of this title, the Secretary shall not acquire lands or interests therein under authority granted by this section outside an area of that State designated as a part of a program established under subsection (b) of this section.
(h) Forest management activities
(1) In general
Conservation easements or deed reservations acquired or reserved pursuant to this section may allow forest management activities, including timber management, on areas entered in the Forest Legacy Program insofar as the Secretary deems such activities consistent with the purposes of this section.
(i) Duties of owners
Under the terms of a conservation easement or other property interest acquired under subsection (b) [1] of this section, the landowner shall be required to manage property in a manner that is consistent with the purposes for which the land was entered in the Forest Legacy Program and shall not convert such property to other uses. Hunting, fishing, hiking, and similar recreational uses shall not be considered inconsistent with the purposes of this program.
(j) Compensation and cost sharing
(1) Compensation
The Secretary shall pay the fair market value of any property interest acquired under this section. Payments under this section shall be in accordance with Federal appraisal and acquisition standards and procedures.
(2) Cost sharing
In accordance with terms and conditions that the Secretary shall prescribe, costs for the acquisition of lands or interests therein or project costs shall be shared among participating entities including regional organizations, State and other governmental units, landowners, corporations, or private organizations. Such costs may include, but are not limited to, those associated with planning, administration, property acquisition, and property management. To the extent practicable, the Federal share of total program costs shall not exceed 75 percent, including any in-kind contribution.
(k) Easements
(1) Reserved interest deeds
As used in this section, the term "conservation easement" includes an easement utilizing a reserved interest deed where the grantee acquires all rights, title, and interests in a property, except those rights, title, and interests that may run with the land that are expressly reserved by a grantor.
(2) Prohibitions on limitations
Notwithstanding any provision of State law, no conservation easement held by the United States or its successors or assigns under this section shall be limited in duration or scope or be defeasible by—
(B) the management of the conservation easement having been delegated or assigned to a non-Federal entity;
(l) Optional State grants
(1) In general
The Secretary shall, at the request of a participating State, provide a grant to the State to carry out the Forest Legacy Program in the State.
(2) Administration
If a State elects to receive a grant under this subsection—
(A) the Secretary shall use a portion of the funds made available under subsection (m) of this section, as determined by the Secretary, to provide a grant to the State; and
(3) Transfer of Forest Legacy Program land—
(A) In general
Subject to any terms and conditions that the Secretary may require (including the requirements described in subparagraph (B)), the Secretary may, at the request of the State of Vermont, convey to the State, by quitclaim deed, without consideration, any land or interest in land acquired in the State under the Forest Legacy Program.
(B) Requirements
In conveying land or an interest in land under subparagraph (A), the Secretary may require that—
(i) the deed conveying the land or interest in land include requirements for the management of the land in a manner that—
(ii) if the land or interest in land is subsequently sold, exchanged, or otherwise disposed of by the State of Vermont, the State shall—
(I) reimburse the Secretary in an amount that is based on the current market value of the land or interest in land in proportion to the amount of consideration paid by the United States for the land or interest in land; or
(m) Appropriation
There are authorized to be appropriated such sums as may be necessary to carry out this section.
[1] So in original. Probably should be subsection "(c)".
Source(Pub. L. 95–313, § 7, as added Pub. L. 101–624, title XII, § 1217,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3528; amended Pub. L. 102–237, title X, § 1018(a)(2),Dec. 13, 1991, 105 Stat. 1905; Pub. L. 104–127, title III, § 374,Apr. 4, 1996, 110 Stat. 1015; Pub. L. 108–108, title III, § 336,Nov. 10, 2003, 117 Stat. 1313.)
References in Text
Public Law 100–446, referred to in subsec. (d)(2), is Pub. L. 100–446, Sept. 27, 1988, 102 Stat. 1774. Provisions of the Act relating to functions of the Secretary of Agriculture in connection with forest lands are not classified to the Code. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Tables.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 7 ofPub. L. 95–313was renumbered section 10 and is classified to section 2106 of this title.
2003—Subsec. (l)(3). Pub. L. 108–108added par. (3).
1996—Subsecs. (l), (m). Pub. L. 104–127added subsec. (l) and redesignated former subsec. (l) as (m).
1991—Subsec. (d)(2). Pub. L. 102–237, § 1018(a)(2)(A), substituted "November 28, 1991" for "1 year after November 28, 1990".
Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 102–237, § 1018(a)(2)(B), substituted "Not later than November 28, 1991, and in consultation with State Forest Stewardship Coordinating Committees established under section 2113 (b)" for "Within 1 year from November 28, 1990, and in consultation with State Forest Stewardship Advisory Committees established under section 15 (b)".
Subsec. (f). Pub. L. 102–237, § 1018(a)(2)(C), substituted "subsection (e)" for "subsection (d)".
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Kevin, while I appreciate the grittiness of the game (I do love the grit), last night was not basketball – it was something else – maybe it was arena football, or rugby, who knows. I am seriously beginning to wonder about our offense. These are the 2 questions I pondered after last night's abomination:
Are we a team of bad passers? (Right now, Yes)
Are we a selfish team? (No)
Let's get this out of the way first: we are impatient on offense at times, with Cassell / Maggette / Brand taking a jumper with :17 left on the shot clock. However, this isn't a high % of total possessions (though with our lack of offensive coherency, the % is increasing), and it's a "hurry-up" strategy that catches teams by surprise and works for us if we're making shots.
Let's focus on all the other possessions, where we're patient and trying to execute a half-court set: as you've alluded to in previous posts, we're just not very good at it! Someone ends up over-dribbling (Shaun), or just holding the ball way too long (Mobley). Brand and Kaman are guilty of it too: in short, there are potential "black holes" on the court at any time during a game.
This results more times than not in the following: :7 left on the shot clock, [insert player name] is forced to "create" a low % shot with a defender in his grill. Really, do we ever get a nice, clean open look? Sometimes I think we only score because we're a team of very talented one-on-one scorers. This is especially glaring without Cassell (who if he doesn't look to shoot it right away, gets us set up quickly).
This begs the question: are we just bad passers and there's nothing we can do about it?
An inexorable truth of basketball, something that any player on any level knows, is that passing is infectious. There are great passers, but there aren't really bad passers. Look at the Pistons – hell look at the Mavs! They look to make the extra pass, to rotate the ball quickly and find the open man. And people are actually moving off the ball and making themselves available as a passing option.
So who's accountable here?
Well, actually his father. (I couldn't resist the sliver of an opening I had to note the following: Junior wouldn't even crack the NBA Affirmative Action Top 20 – go ahead, think about it, we did at poker night a month back… see?) When your team doesn't do the following things well: space the floor (notice how we are always over-loaded on the weak side); move without the ball and to the shooter; screen-and-roll w/ an out; make the extra pass; avoid "black-hole"-itis; give passing options when trapped (Kaman gets double-teamed… he has no where to go!) – I think it's on the head coach.
I'm ready to have my mind changed, but from where I sit, Dunleavy really can't coach offense that well. I am reminded of the debacle that was Game 7 of the 2000 NBA Western Conference Finals.but mine is of Scottie Pippen holding the ball at the top of the key watching the rest of an immensely talented Blazers team just stand around, being forced to throw up desperation 18-footers with no time left on the shot clock as a lead and title chances evaporate…
Someone please argue with me and tell me I'm wrong, because right now I have too many memories of 7 minute FG-less stretches where we can't execute a simple offensive set and get someone a high % open look.


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Abigail F. and Camille E. Marshall, founders of PJs for Xmas, are headed to Grand Island, outside of Buffalo, to receive the Citizens of the Year Award from the New York State Moose Association.
William D. Perry, chairman of the Community Service Committee for the Association, said the girls have done so much in the last three years.
The Ogdensburg Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge submitted the girls names for consideration.
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At Christmas time we give pajamas to the needy children, Abigail said.
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••••••••■5«* -.----..»* ...._.._.....-._... M _._._...... - ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_B_^^H|^lB^^BBHH_BBi_^^^'-'-*-M ♦•••••» ••••» VOL. 2. "THE IRON IMF HAD LARGE HOUSE Many From Little Falls W< :re Here— NAL PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, MAY 2o, 1911. NO. 49 After Play Dancing Indulged in The five-act drama, Hand,"was strong-, as implies, both in audi well as in manner of tion last Friday eveni Siderable talent was Was .The Iron its name [ence, as resenta- g*. Con- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^_xhi'oited by not a few member.* of the ■dramatic club in this, their first attempt at impersoi ■characters, and it is that with study and pj ance they might becoj " , fair exponents of the fcistrionic | art. A larg-e portion i~" tentive and appreciat] •ence was from Little When the curtain ■down upon the last ac -,— «-* was cleared of chairs, tl le orches tra mounted the wtagfe and the following few hours wi-re yield ed to fhe pleasures pf-pane SIOO Reward, $100 The readers of this paper will pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical frati ty. Catarrh being- a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting- direct]}* upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease. and giving- the patient strength by building up the constitution ■lation of '**'*•• assisting' nature in doing* . , I .fen «,_-_,-1> r*ni~ - possible 1 erserver me very 1______J if the at ive audi- 'alls. ad rung :,the hail its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all drug-gists, 75c. Take Half's Family Pills for constipation. 2 BUCKMAN. <>eo. DooItod drovfe to 1 Monday. Mike Ife'uel ami son, Wm were business callers in the \ dav. All the farmers are thru s. __e--if'Hn .-"ni" irife, our bu .1) uie Over '.< >0o pounds of Week. ^L^^^^^ Adam Turk, the watch \.maIter niftle Falls of Graham illage Tues log com. 'er maker, utter* last visitors .of is iii town ere. II* if school in today. V l i 1 sr up a Weisferioh z Monday, Pierz, and his mother, were the bo ue of Mr. and Airs. Ci Hast Sunday and .\IorWa\> Jakc A. Di'ii^el was-ii Iie^« business caller Tuesday', . Wm. Ki|)['!< y of Agratta w; Wednesday, HUmmeral <o_ Albany is ihe man that v.*il! build Hit. district il. Work began M't Mrs. Peter Loshider is pil larg-e barn on her frrni lirofi will du <"n. hill ding. Alh rt Faust drove to Pie! Mi*. Ha tun. era I and his ert\_> were laid Ui< Thursday on ncoountof vjhe rain that f. II that nights ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Mr. Heated »-»s;: Pierz bufsin ss caiV ■ar saturcia r. Docken Bros, v ei-e in Pierp Friday tu j take hi 11 it* dhow, ( Mrs. '-ar- (.mnuhofi:.- left fo'' Eh". Dale rues iav with her cai •relative- s'he retul uad Sal husband, Nick >. rundliU-er ■meet k.T. EJIlat.chmc.ke drove to P •lake A. i I Ali is •drove to ■ net-day. John Z'uuajerainn of Pierzjwas in town Saturd iy. I Joe A Ja >!•■;< i was in L istl'tip on business last week Notice Notice is hereby given that nonresidents'are.riotallowed to hunt or trap in the 'town of Hiliman, County of Morrison, State of Minnesota. Anv violation * f the above rulino*, is punishable by a fine of $25.00 This measure was voted on at the last annua! town meet-1 ___. inof and carried without a dis- HefrunijfT'sentii.o* vote. Given under my hand this 27 dav of March, 19il. M. M. Meyer, Town Clerk- Town of Hiliman. PLATTE ris'ensoh of Pulaski passed hia way to Little Fall. ■ at Herman Wie Saturday evening Ireii to visit .ird.ty. Her w_s there to lerz on busi- Wtisbrich Ig. Bonnelenhtch, wh •suffering with typhoid fevei ■ed so as to ba up and around again All had a good time at th,i party held iat the ho.r.e of (.'rank Otreiij ba Sunday. Peter Houn returned from Cold •Hprin.fi. Saiurday. Ha hud been visiting fileiic-b and roJati.es there. Anton I'eo'nar. Jo- Grounidhofer and had been hats recover- went to i'-'erz }on business joys and girls f to take in it was as off of in our Dix^ burg Joe Sbue SaturdJ A number of Buckman bt drove to tJierz Friday even, the "Iron Hand." Thev sa good as it could be. CI 11a and Josephine Hoc villi* were business callers Thursdav. ^^^^^^^^^^^^_ Fred Keer *s*as in town F riday, Mrs. Mary Hesch and he*' eon, Math, were in Pierz Saturday. Joo Froehlich and family moved into their new home Monday. Ji. was known as the Frank Hortsch farm- J.Brausen came near getti/ng killedWed- 'nesday, while he went do**n in the to repair it, it cav '_ in, bill Jake got out -without getting hurt badkv- Wm. Meyer was a county seat Wednesday. Miss Lena and Mr in Pierz Tuesday, M Canada, where she % 'Chas. Sand. ,^^^^^^ J. J. Boser and wi'* ■ r town Thursday uritu _i_ei Jacob Hing-s helper, whf Cloud last winter, was in •week visiting friends. Jos. H. Oie 1 of Pier.. .. 'Quincy, Washington wenj business Wednesday. Christ CI lliro here ou Stturdav. ___ Those who transacted business al ,' Plerz .-. -t\;nlay are: Christ Reese, Thorn Johns a d wife. Quite a few of our *• Merry Makers attended llie J . land's of North iiuh, S Walter Hayes d/ovo to Pierz Thursday- Frank Brisk left Monday for Canada, where he vvili be employed during the summer. Mr. Swasar ai d son left for Swan River Wednesday, where they will do car er work. Mis-i Annie Swaser took them to Little Falls. Alex B die and wife transacted btisi- ness in Little Falls the first part of last week. One of our most popular young ladys arid one ef our most distinguhhed young m»n, are going toset tbe wed- : din.; be.Is a ringing pretty soon. Our mail carrier's moter balked and he was compelled 10 use his horse for a few days last week. Mrs. George Sigette di-ove to Lit tie Falls Saturday. Those who attended the dance at' II. Wiela* d\; of Bull are: OeciJ/Kelly and wife, Sarah Uychner and brother, Theodore, Marten Smith and Arthur iinlund. Mrs. Walter Hayes visited at Christ Reese's Sunday eveni John Ebertouski transacted business in Little Falls Monday. Lay Oui Mile of Road Between the Towns of Pierz and Hiilman Our town board last week laid out a mile of road 1 the towns of Hiilman and Pi iin_j north fromPeterTheiss' plac JaKeBrixius of Cold Spring spent two days *■. ith the Mike Schraut family last week. He returned home Monda* RermanKoering- and familv spent Sundav afternoon at the home ot Leonard Zierer in Buh. A small partv of relatives and friends gathered at August Oiremba's home Sunday. Christ Schleg-el of Lastrup transacted business in Pierz Tuesday. John Brummer of Granite hauled $7 bushels of wheat to the Gravel mill hist Monday •*or Robert Harsch ofGranite. It was a pood load for one team. P. A. Gilbride returned last week from a short trip thru Montana. Wm. Eller, who is now ai patient at the hospital in Little Falls came home Friday and returned Saturdav. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tretter of Buh went to Morris Fridav mornino- to visit their daughter, Mrs. Theo. Hoheisel r.ear that place. Joe Jaejyer received a letter from Henrv Gross of Grassv lake, Canada, informing h'm that Henry had done much breaking* on his lind this spring. Mr. and Mrs. Math. Pitzl if New Munich, were visitors last, Thursday and Friday. Mr. Pitzl is the proprietor of he New Munich brewerv. Recorder Now Registrar of Births and Deaths According to a new rulin the State Hoard of Health, vil- recorders are now the registrars of births and deaths in - respective vb Grell has appointed .*_. L. ! her as sub-registrar. I will run mv planing in Bull every Friday during -on. Peter Tretter. the Jos. L. Seifert of Little Falls visited with N. H.Mueller over Sunday. Supervisors Let Road Contracts Tl d of supervis of the town of Pier/, had a meeting in the \ hall hist Monday afternoon lo at- I to routine business ami Th act to build nine ty reds of nad between tion thirty-six, town of Pierz, and one.town 1 I Buck- man,was let loAlbert Motsch- fortV-five rods at one dol- la and rinetv cents | and Frank Prvzibilla, forty- live rods at one dollar and fifty cents per rod. MAIL BOXES SH0UL1 BEJUMREI .More Certain to Get Your .Mail ant il Also Eases the Work oiji Carriers Win. Goble Rucker were in dav. and wife of Pier/. Satur- Frank Wise and Frank Kugel left Tuesdav for St. Paul where Mr. Kugel will consult a physician. Aug, Leiter and John Schmolke returned Saturdav from a business trip to the Twin Cities. John Mever of St. Augusta, Minn , arrived Saturdav for a short visit with the M. N. Meyer family. Miss Mary Wilkes left Fridav morning for St. Joseph a short visit. Mrs. N. H. Mueller visited with her parents in Buckman a few days last week. John B. Bednar, assessor for the town cf Pierz, vas in the village Tuesdav ca!linjr on some of our property owners. N. J. Holmes, representing the Albert Lea Corset Co., of Albert Lea, Minn., was in the village calling on our merchants last Tuesday. L. M, Schulsted of Minneapolis was in town yesterdai . He represents Jannev, Sample, Hill Co. of Minneapolis and called on his Pierz customers. Simple Mixture Used In Pierz. Many in Pierz are now using1 the simple buckthorn bark- and glycerine mixture known as Adler-i-ka, thenewGerman Appendicitis remedy. A SINGLE DOSE relieves constipation, sour stomach or __as on the stomach almost INSTANTLY. This simple mixture antisepti- '/estive organs and draws off the impurities and people are surprised how [CKLY it helps. E. L. iher, druggist Correct List of Clerks and Treasurers With Their Pcsiof.icc Addresses 1 ierz, Otto Dengel and ..is mother were here Sunday. Service and prime essentials safety are m^^^m^m^MttttttttttmttttttMn a bank. We offer vou both.—German! State Bank of Pierz. John H. Berg,son of Christ Berg, who conducts a bar bar shop at Akely, Minn., arrived here Tuesday morning on his motor cycle. He made the distance from Akley to Little Falls, which is close to two hundred miles, in one day. Peter Sitzman of Buckman w*as a Pierz visitor yesterdav. 100 bushels of good feed oat" for sale. Cal. at the Bank. Mr. and Mrs. Jo-eph Jaeger and three of their children went to Lake Henry, .5.earns Co., last Saturdav, whcie they will visit Mr. Jaeger's brothers, Math and John Jaeger. Jos. Blake, the Lastrup merchant was in town Thursday. Jos. Virnig", Jr., who has been visiting with his father and other relatives during* the last three weeks, returned to his home in Washington yesterday. Mrs. P. J. Bollig underwent an operation at the Little hospital vesterdav. M> s.John Schmidtbauer was taken'^to the hospital yesterday and may have to undergo an operation. Next Tuesday will be Memorial Day. Frank Scheppenheim and wife of Redtop were down Wednesday between trains. AGRAM Clerk-II. J. Vierk, Route 4. ^^^^_ Treasurer—Herm. Ter liaar, Pierz, R. 4. BUH Clerk—Frank Konen,Pierz. Treasurer—J. Boser,Pierz. BUCKMAN Clerk—S. Y. Watson, Royalton, R. 1. Treasurer — Jos. Hortsch, Royalton, R. 2. GRANITE Clerk—O. Hoffmann, Pierz, Route 1. Treasurer—Peter Billstein, Pierz, R. 1. HILLMAN Clerk—M.M.Mever, Center Vallev. Treasurer—John Woytas- chek, Center Valley. LEIG H Clerk—J. Drews, Pierz. Treasurer—A Drews,Pierz PIEPZ Clerk—C. A. Virnig, Pierz. Treasurer—Nick Lochner, Pierz, R. 2. PULASKI Clerk—Joseph Chmarowski Pierz, R. F. D. 3. Treasurer—Prank Froncak, Pierz, R. F. D. 3. PLATTE Clerk—C. J. Smith, Pierz, Route 3. Treasurer—Henry Waninger, Pierz, R. 1. To facilitate the work of the rural carriers.all patrons of the routes should put both their names and numbers on their .1 il is ordered sent to name and number it is not likely to be miscarried. A visitor with whose name the carrier may not he familier, will have little trouble in gettinf letters il onlv the box number of the patron with whom lie is visiting, is written 011 the envelope. for Sale Land for sale in township 4ft ranye 31. I have 120 acres in section 2<\ 118acres in section 2'» and aNo some land ia section 28, which I will sell in New Pier'/, June 1st at 10 o'clock A. M. John Sclunolke. 48-2 Notice A reward of $25.00 will be raid to any person, who will furnish evidence which will convict the person, who broke the windows in district 98. Peter L. Girtz, John B. Bednar, 4S-3 Nick Lochner. SULLIVAN LAKE. I.ot>. Adkins ami daughter Kind*. culled nt C. E. Look's last TucHdaj* Htm. D, W. Sims -ind John Urittcm -.veif Onamia visitors Wednesday. M'ir;;aiet t'ook called at Wm. Lynn'« fri day. The M.Mee Rindaniul Naomfc Adkina il the school Thursday, Win. Adkin-s and son, Kinbell, ar- rifed Thursday and will visit relativea for a few davs. The tfantv-at D. W. Sime Saturday night was well attended. A. VV. Cook and daughters furnished tie mimic. miss Mercy Love and Ernest Adkina to Little Falls Suodey, returning the same day. Miss Julia Matlock of Platte and Ola Christianson called at Airs. Kord'e Sun- d/i.v, where Miss Matlock had her picture taken. S. E. licit .wife and child, Mr. Oarlsoa and wife of Little Falls came up to th» lake in their auto Sunday, whiere tlief enjoyed a picnic dinner. Hay Sims left Sunday to worJt on tha road near Vineland, samuel Cyrus cilled at C. E. Look'a Sunday on+iusiness. (I. \V. Waller, wife and children, Ray Benton of Rirckef visited at Peter Adkins Sunday. Wm. Ly nn and Mrs. Hoskins were O- namia cailers today. Mrs. Wm. Adkins returned to her homa in Stearns County today. Miss Naomie Adkins is suffering wMt a very bad sore finger, GRANITE visitor Clips. Sand were d left for er husdand in Irs. CUVkS. I Mrs. p.-tn will join h ft were uio. 1 oved to St. l.uckman last i.nd J. Virnig of in town on John Schmolke made a/ business trip to St Paul Thursday, vvlJere he visited "some of his friends. 1 Frank Mischke niad-e P •business .4. ' Mpr.i'.l Wednesday. J H^^^ Mr. Hammeral has hifl crew at work at the basement of ifche J new school in ■district 41, and at this pTiting he has the wall of the ba.eritent above the ground, and as far as heV1'16 Sone evt '- thing is moving along iiiceV'y- John, Joe, Klla and Pauline Schmolke visited their sister Alary ii.l St. Joe and brother Frank in St. CloudlSunday. Joe Mueller and "Wife-of iViei-z visited Peter Mueller Sr. here Tuesday trip "3tef_"Mueller of was here Monday. i-uekman HELD IN SATURD l-OWEER TOWN JUNE 39 1911 The principal attraction next MARKET DAY will be a TUQ-OF-WAR between a team from the vil= Sage and a team from the country.The village team lost the contest last flA.RKET DAYaod it is certain they will pot up a good fight this time. Come and see it; it wiil be about one o'cIock.As usual the Auc= tion will begin about 2 o'clock. John Cross and wife and daughter Thersia, were Pierz callers Monday. IV rs. Peter Weidenbach and daughter, Annie, were business callers in out burj last Thursday. School in district No. 55, has close* Wednesday, may Hi, after a successful! term of eight months. Mies Streitz teacher thereof, will leav< Friday for har home at St. Cloud. Theo. Gror>s and Hubert Weiss wer*a Pierz visitors Sunday. Joseph Kramer returned last iceek after a short-visit at Fort fttpley. Number of young folks spent Sunday evening at tbe home of Mrs. P. Virnig. Mr. and Mrs. Gau were business oaM- ers at Lastrup Thursday. South Agram May. '20—Math. Thommes wars ra Pierz Saturday. Mrs. J. J. Brummer visited Mrs. Petet Langer Friday. Frank Milke called on Fred Sporlia* last Tuesday. Math. Thommes and wife went ta North Prarie and Elm Dale last week. J. J. Brummer went to Lastrup last Monday to make a foundation for tha new school house in district 36. Fred Sporlion and wife were ia Preri last week Monday. "Miss Thersia Meyer, Mary and Math. Thommes called on Mrs. -John Eiden- ; last Wednesday. Math, and Ant.n Hesch weie in Piera Saturday. Mrs. J. J. Brummer called on Mrs. William Kalueha last week Sa*Uiirday. William Brummer drove to T.88trup Saturday. John Eidenshink and wife visited at I J. J. B_u_un_er Sunday.
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|The Pierz Journal (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota), 1911-05-25
|Succeeding Titles
|Royalton Banner; The Royalton Banner - Pierz Journal
|Volume 2, Number 49
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|F.L. Preimesberger (Pierz, Morrison County, Minnesota)
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Advertising -- Newspapers
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Many From Little Falls W< :re Here—
PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, MAY 2o, 1911.
After Play Dancing
Indulged in
The five-act drama,
Hand,"was strong-, as
implies, both in audi
well as in manner of
tion last Friday eveni
Siderable talent was
.The Iron
its name
[ence, as
g*. Con-
by not a few member.* of the
■dramatic club in this, their first
attempt at impersoi
■characters, and it is
that with study and pj
ance they might becoj " ,
fair exponents of the fcistrionic |
art. A larg-e portion i~"
tentive and appreciat]
•ence was from Little
When the curtain
■down upon the last ac -,— «-*
was cleared of chairs, tl le orches
tra mounted the wtagfe and the
following few hours wi-re yield
ed to fhe pleasures pf-pane
SIOO Reward, $100
The readers of this paper will
pleased to learn that there
is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to
cure in all its stages, and that
is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now
known to the medical frati
ty. Catarrh being- a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting- direct]}* upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying
the foundation of the disease.
and giving- the patient strength
by building up the constitution
■lation of '**'*•• assisting' nature in doing*
. , I .fen «,_-_,-1> r*ni~ -
me very
if the at
ive audi-
ad rung
:,the hail
its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. Address
Toledo, O.
Sold by all drug-gists, 75c.
Take Half's Family Pills for
constipation. 2
<>eo. DooItod drovfe to 1
Mike Ife'uel ami son, Wm
were business callers in the \
All the farmers are thru s.
__e--if'Hn .-"ni" irife, our bu
.1) uie Over '.< >0o pounds of
Week. ^L^^^^^
Adam Turk, the watch \.maIter
niftle Falls
of Graham
illage Tues
log com.
'er maker,
utter* last
is iii town
ere. II* if
school in
V l i 1 sr up a
z Monday,
Pierz, and his mother, were
the bo ue of Mr. and Airs. Ci
Hast Sunday and .\IorWa\>
Jakc A. Di'ii^el was-ii Iie^« business
caller Tuesday', .
Wm. Ki|)['!< y of Agratta w;
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(Jan 08, 2013) On December 27, 2012, Indonesia's Ministry of Trade issued Regulation 82/M-DAG/PER/12/2012, effective on January 1, 2013, on the importation of various kinds of mobile phones, personal digital assistants, and tablet computers. The goals of the new regulation are to curb sales of illegal products and to protect local industry. (Press Release, Ministry of Trade Public Relations Center, The Ministry of Trade Issues Regulation on the Import of Cellular Phones, Handheld Computers and Tablet Computers (Dec. 30, 2012); Linda Yulisman, Govt Tightens Imports to Curb Sales of Illegal Products, THE JAKARTA POST (Dec. 31, 2012).)
The new regulation establishes that the phones, digital assistants, and tablets must be imported by registered importers, which are licensed by the Ministry. In addition, import companies need to have permits and approvals from the overseas companies that manufacture their devices. No such permits had been required in the past. (Yulisman, supra.)
The Minister of Trade, Gita Wirjawan, emphasized that the regulation was needed due to the increase in sub-standard products entering the Indonesian market from abroad. (Press Release, supra.) He stated that under the regulation "every cellular phone, handheld computer, and tablet computer imported must meet the quality standards and technical requirements that apply." (New More Stringent Import Regulation for Cell Phones, Handheld and Tablet Computers,
In order to obtain the needed permits, importers will have to demonstrate that they have contracts with at least three local sellers who will place the imported items on the local market; import firms will not be permitted to sell their products directly to retail stores. (Press Release, supra.) The devices can be imported through five approved sea ports and four approved airports, located in various parts of Indonesia. (New More Stringent Import Regulation for Cell Phones, Handheld and Tablet Computers, supra.)
Speaking earlier in 2012, Budi Darmadi, the Director General for High Technology Leading Industry of Indonesia's Ministry of Industry, argued that new import rules for mobile phones would spur the development of the domestic industry of manufacturing medium- and low-end mobile phones. (Yulisman, supra.)
Because one goal of the regulation is to improve the quality of imported goods and reduce the number of fraudulent sales in the market, importers will have to undergo reviews by the Ministry of Industry and checks of the imported international mobile equipment, including for electronic serial numbers and other identifying marks by the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology. Furthermore, samples of imported gadgets will be checked for proper Indonesian labeling. Any imported gadget not in compliance with the new rules will be re-exported. (
The volume of the regulated devices being imported into Indonesia is large and growing. According to Deddy Saleh, Director General of Foreign Trade at the Ministry of Trade, "[t]he recorded import of mobile phones is around 40 million units a year, but industry players estimate that illegal imports could be twice that." (Tito Summa Siahaan, Indonesian Govt to Regulate Laptop, Mobile Phone Imports, THE JAKARATA GLOBE (Nov. 14, 2012).) Another estimate put the number of imports at 25 million in 2009 and estimated the volume to be about 45 million in 2012. (Yulisman, supra.)
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At the Dallas Morning News, Mike Heika writes that the players need to stop saying that they are being bullied and aren't getting anything in this CBA.
He says that they aren't negotiating off of the old CBA and instead are negotiating a deal that is comparable. He writes that goalie Kari Lehtonen's contract pays him $3.55 million but that his next contract will likely pay him $5.9 million and that neither has anything to do with one another.
"The NHL made the mistake of trying to appear to be negotiating off the old deal. It shouldn't have. That deal is dead. It means nothing. What matters is the NHL is comparing CBA numbers from the NFL and the NBA systems, while the players are trying to get a system closer to that used in MLB."
In closing, Heika writes that this is just business and in the end both sides are doing what they are doing because they want the most money out of the deal.


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At the time he signed he was one of the second generation, big money Cuban free agents. His agent is now Scott Boras. Boras counsels players in Morales' position about the importance of their contract year so he can get them big money on the market. Regardless of whom he plays for I would expect Morales to have a big year in 2013.
There are many articles available that discuss this myth and the majority of them all come to the conclusion that is not real.