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NCE MX Group 59
Download OptionsReleased: October 25, 2012
Federal Communications Commission
Washington, D.C. 20554
October 25, 2012
In Reply Refer to:
Released: October 25, 2012
J. Geoffrey Bentley, Esq.
Bentley Law Office
2700 Cooper Creek Road
Oak Hill, VA 20171
John C. Trent, Esq.
Putbrese Hunsaker & Trent, PC
200 South Church Street
Woodstock, VA 226644
In re:
NCE MX Group 59New NCE (FM), Eustis, Florida
CSN International
Facility ID No. 120610
File No. BNPED-20071022DXQ
Petition for ReconsiderationDear Counsel:
We have before us a Petition for Reconsideration ("Petition") filed by Cornerstone Broadcasting
Corporation ("Cornerstone") seeking reconsideration of the grant of the application of CSN International
("CSN") for a new noncommercial educational ("NCE") FM station in Eustis, Florida ("Application").1
For the reasons stated below, we deny the Petition.
Background. The Application, originally filed in 1999,2 identified CSN's board members as
being Charles W. Smith, Jeffrey W. Smith, John A. Laudadio, and Michael R. Kestler, each of whom had
one vote on the CSN board.3 On August 8, 2008, the CSN Application was identified as the tentative
selectee of NCE MX Group 59.4 The staff granted the uncontested Application on December 10, 2008.5
On January 5, 2009, CSN filed an Ownership Report in which it reported that Jeffrey Smith was now the
1 Cornerstone filed the Petition on January 14, 2009. CSN filed an Opposition to "Petition for Reconsideration"
("Opposition") on January 23, 2009. PSDA filed a Reply to Opposition to Petition for Reconsideration ("Reply") on
February 5, 2009.
2 See Threshold Fair Distribution Analysis of 12 Groups of Mutually Exclusive Applications for Permits to
Construct New or Modified Noncommercial Educational FM Stations Filed in the October 2007 Filing Window,
Memorandum Opinion and Order, 22 FCC Rcd 12721, 12723-24 (2010) ("Tentative Selectee Order"). As noted in
the Tentative Selectee Order, the Application was filed before the adoption of the point system. The Application
was not cut-off from competing proposals under the rules then in effect. Cornerstone filed an application for minor
modification of the facilities of WJLH(FM), Flagler Beach, Florida which was mutually exclusive with CSN's
proposal. See File No. BMPED-20070906ADM. As a minor modification, Cornerstone's proposal did not need to
await the opening of a filing window. CSN and Cornerstone both amended their applications to include comparative
information that was not required as part of their original applications. CSN's amended application was issued the
current file number so that it could be considered alongside Cornerstone's proposal and the mutually exclusive
application of Westminster Academy (File No. BNPED-20071022BLG), collectively designated MX Group 59.
3 See File No. BNPED-19991027AAB, Section II.
4 Tentative Selectee Order, 22 FCC Rcd at 12723-24.
5 See Broadcast Actions, Public Notice, Report No. 46883 (Dec. 15, 2008).
sole member of CSN's board of directors, and thus had 100% of the board's votes.6 Cornerstone filed the
Petition on January 14, 2009, seeking reconsideration of the grant of the Application based on CSN's
alleged prohibited major change in ownership.
Discussion.The Commission will consider a petition for reconsideration only when the petitioner
shows either a material error in the Commission's original order, or raises additional facts, not known or
existing at the time of the petitioner's last opportunity to present such matters.7 Petitions for
reconsideration which rely on facts not previously presented to the Commission may be granted if the
Commission determines that consideration of the facts relied on is required in the public interest.8
Pursuant to Section 73.3573(a) of the Commission's rules ("Rules"),9 a fifty percent change in the
governing board of an NCE applicant would generally be considered a major change and would not be
permissible outside of a filing window.10 Cornerstone argues that CSN has undergone three major changes
in ownership and failed to amend the Application each time. The first was disclosed in a January 25, 2005,
Ownership Report filed in relation to Station WJWD, Marshall, Wisconsin.11 The next alleged major
change in ownership occurred in August 2007, when Jeffrey Smith and Michael Kestler entered into a
settlement agreement pursuant to which Kestler agreed to resign as a director of CSN.12 Finally,
Cornerstone states that the 2009 Ownership Report disclosed that CSN underwent a major change as a result
of the removal of three of the four CSN board members, actions which left Jeffrey Smith with sole control
of the applicant entity.13 Cornerstone also argues that the Application should be dismissed for CSN's failure
to properly amend the Application to reflect the changes in the members of CSN's board of directors.14
In its Opposition, CSN explains that it has understood Section 73.3573 of the Rules "to mean that
so long as at least one of the parties to the original application retained more than a 50 percent ownership
interest there was no major change within the meaning of the rule" and it "saw no reason to amend the
6 See File No. BON-20090105AGQ. This report was filed pursuant to Section 73.3615, which requires an NCE
permittee to file an Ownership Report on Form 323-E within 30 days of the grant of an application for original
construction permit. 47 C.F.R. § 73.3615(e)(1).
7 See 47 C.F.R § 1.106(c) and (d). See also WWIZ, Inc., Memorandum Opinion and Order, 37 FCC 685, 686 (1964),
aff'd sub nom. Lorain Journal Co. v. FCC, 351 F.2d 824 (D.C. Cir. 1965), cert. denied, 387 U.S. 967 (1966).
8 See 47 C.F.R. § 1.106(c)(2). See also Amendment of Section 73.202(b), Table of Allotments, FM Broadcast
Stations (Scranton and Surfside Beach, South Carolina), Memorandum Opinion and Order, 4 FCC Rcd 2366 (MB
9 47 C.F.R. §73.3573(a). For noncommercial entities such as CSN, which are non-stock corporations, directors are
treated as owners in proportion to their voting power on the board of directors. See Transfers of Control of Certain
Non-Stock Entities, Notice of Inquiry, 4 FCC Rcd 3403 (1989).
10 See Comparative Consideration of 76 Groups of Mutually Exclusive Applications for Permits to Construct New or
Modified Noncommercial Educational FM Stations, Memorandum Opinion and Order, 22 FCC Rcd 6101, 6123
11 Petition at 5. See File No. BOA-200510125AJH (stating that CSN's two board members were Jeffrey Smith and
Michael Kestler, each with 50% of the board's votes).
12 Petition at 6.
13 Id. at 3. This change in ownership occurred before June 29, 2006, when CSN filed a Biennial Ownership Report
identifying Jeffrey Smith as the sole voting board member. See BOA-20060629ACW. Cornerstone initially
misinterpreted the January 2009 Ownership Report as stating that Jeffrey Smith, Patricia Sutton, John Laudadio, and
Chad Smith were all board members with one vote each. However, it acknowledges it misinterpreted this report and
that in fact, Jeffrey Smith now has 100% of the votes of CSN's board. Reply at 2.
14 Petition at 6-7, citing 47 C.F.R. § 1.65 (applicants must submit an amendment within 30 days of when the
information in the pending application is no longer substantially accurate and complete in all significant respects).
Application to reflect the resignation of the directors other than Jeffrey Smith."15 CSN explains that while
the Application was pending, there was a dispute concerning the ownership of CSN, resulting in litigation,
and that the January 2005 Ownership Report was not accurate and improperly filed by its former counsel.16
CSN states that Jeffrey Smith is in fact now the sole director of CSN, and that even if this did constitute a
major change in ownership, a waiver of Section 73.3573 would be warranted because it would serve the
mandate of Section 307(b) of the Communications Act of 1934, as amended, to allocate radio frequencies in
a fair, efficient and equitable manner.17
In 1984, the Commission revised Section 73.3573 of the Rules to state that "a major change in
ownership is any change where the original party or parties to the application do not retain more than 50
percent ownership interest in the application as originally filed." 18 Both the language of the Rule and the
language the Commission used in adopting it specifically establish that a minority interest party may
become a majority interest party without engaging in a major change so long as the party or parties to the
application at the time of original filing retain more than 50 percent of the ownership interests.19 Here,
Jeffrey Smith, an original party to the application and who held 25% interest in CSN, has retained at least
50% of the CSN board's votes, and indeed now has a 100% interest. The Commission anticipated and
approved of precisely this scenario. Therefore, the change in CSN's board is not a "major change" within
the meaning of Section 73.3573(a)(1), and CSN was not required to seek a waiver of that rule.
Section 1.65 Violation. Cornerstone alleges that CSN's failure to update its application to reflect
its ownership change is a violation of Section 1.65 of the Rules, which requires applicants to submit an
amendment within 30 days of when the information in the pending application is no longer substantially
accurate and complete in all significant respects.20 Section 1.65 violations are potentially disqualifying
only if an applicant intends to conceal information or if omissions of reportable information are so
numerous and serious as to undermine the applicant's basic qualifications.21 Cornerstone has submitted
no evidence that CSN intentionally concealed its ownership change or had any motive to do so. We do,
however, admonish CSN for failing to file any amendments disclosing changes in its board of directors,
as required by Section 1.65 of the Rules.
15 Opposition at 2.
16 Id. at 2-3, n.1. CSN indicates that it subsequently sued its former counsel for malpractice.
17 Id. at 4-5.
18 Processing of Broadcasting Applications, First Report and Order, 56 RR 2d 941 (1984).
19 Id. at ¶9. There, the Commission stated that, "Under current policy with respect to the filing of Form 316, a party
with an attributable interest or whose qualifications otherwise have been 'passed on' by the Commission, can
acquire control by acquiring less than an additional 50% interest (e.g. a 30% interest becoming a 79% interest). The
proposed revision would extend this policy to permit such a party to acquire more than a [sic] additional 50%
interest (e.g. a 30% interest becoming a 100% interest). We feel that classifying both of these ownership changes as
minor is a reasonable classification of an amendment in accordance with Section 309(g) of the Act." See also
Stephen F. Sewell, Assignments and Transfers of Control of FCC Authorizations Under Section 310(d) of the
Communications Act of 1934, 43 Fed. Comm. L.J. 277, 322-323 (1991) ("The Commission now considers a change
in ownership of an applicant for a new station to be "minor" if more than 50% of the voting control remains in the
hands of those who were parties to the application as originally filed.").
21 See David Ortiz Radio Corp. v. FCC, 941 F.2d 1253 (D.C. Cir. 1991) (citing Valley Broadcasting Co., Decision, 4
FCC Rcd 2611, 2618 (Rev. Bd. 1989). Intentional deceit reflects upon an applicant's basic qualifications, and "the
fact of concealment may be more significant than the facts concealed." See Character Qualifications, Report, Order
and Policy Statement, 102 FCC 2d 1179, 1210, n.77 (1986) (quoting FCC v. WOKO, Inc., 329 U.S. 223, 227
(1946)). Intention can be inferred from motive. See, e.g., RKO General, Inc., Decision, 4 FCC Rcd 4679, 4684
(Rev. Bd. 1989).
Actions. Accordingly, IT IS ORDERED that the Cornerstone Petition for
Reconsideration IS DENIED.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, that CSN International is hereby ADMONISHED for its failure to
file timely amendments disclosing changes in its board of directors, as required by Section 1.65 of the
Rules, 47 C.F.R. § 1.65.
Peter H. Doyle
Chief, Audio Division
Media Bureau
CSN International
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Dear Drama Mamas,
I'm a raid leader in peril, and I'm and officer in a conundrum. I'm the leader of a small raid team, attempting to start the cataclysm wow content. We are a small social guild, and come together as a family tried to built a home in Azeroth for our family away from our real families. Each of my guild members are valued members of my online family. However, I do come from from the role of a fairly hardcore raider previously. I really enjoy the challenge of progressing through content. My problem is when these two worlds collide.
We have a tank, I'll call Penny. Penny is awesome! She is sweet, kind, generous, and one of my favorite people in guild. She works tirelessly to help out with mats, gear for others and is generally all around helpful. Ironically, she was also one of the best geared tanks when we started to raid. Geared yes, skillful, no. We are desperate to begin working through content. But, we do not want to do so at the cost of hurting a friend. She has a DPS off spec, but even she admits its worse than her tanking. HELP!
How can you tell a good friend, they are an awful tank?
A Friend AND a Raid leader
Drama Mama Lisa: If there were ever a good time for a problem like this, Friend and Leader, this is it! Your dilemma is not so dire today as it might have been before the Cataclysm era, for one simple reason: Gear's pretty easy to come by in this day and age.
If the only reason Penny seems to be the inevitable choice as main tank is the strength of her gear, you only need to upgrade your other tanks. Especially with a team effort (a couple of guildies willing to fill out a group and pass on the necessary loot, getting some Chaos Orbs into the right hands and crafting a few key pieces), it doesn't take long at all to push even a fresh level 85 to raid-readiness. Figure out what to aim for by consulting our class columns for tailor-made pre-raid and heroic gear guides; you'll also find a list of gear guides over in our Guide to World of Warcraft: Cataclysm (scroll down just a tad beyond where this links).
With any gear disparity out of the equation, slipping someone else into that main slot the first time won't be so awkward. Still, there are a few more things you can do to soothe ruffled feathers.
- Get your other tank some raid experience. Find another raid group willing to take your tank along in any role, tanking or otherwise. It'll be pretty difficult to deny the advantages of using a tank who has first-hand experience with the encounters your group will be up against.
- Help Penny skill up. Whether she's only called upon to fill in or ends up serving as your off tank, she'll need to up her game. Scott Andrews wrote about exactly how to go about helping her accomplish this in Officers Quarters three whole years ago!
- Be there for her. The key is to not merely dump and run. As Scott outlines in the article I linked just above, offer concrete resources Penny can turn to for advice. More importantly, line up some guildmates who are willing to run heroics with her to polish her skills. Push into the troll 5-mans, and give her unhurried, stress-free opportunities to practice with trusted friends who get what's at stake.
- Handle the conversation with Penny with tact and care. Scott has still more good advice in a two-part series from last summer on how to offer constructive criticism to your raiders.
Drama Mama Robin: I think Lisa and Scott's advice is excellent and should work. To paraphrase Scott, you are fortunate that Penny is such a nice person, because that means she will probably take the kindly meant, well researched, constructive criticism very well. But, just to give you options, I am going to offer a more ... cowardly? underhanded? diplomatic! ... approach. Yeah. /nods vigorously
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|BACKGROUND: Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a common arrhythmia showing disease progression. However, echocardiographic prediction of such progression remains incomplete. This study aimed to identify echocardiographic predictors of AF progression in hypertensive patients. METHODS: Hypertensive patients with paroxysmal AF were divided into two groups: patients with AF which became permanent (group A; n = 13) and those with AF which remained paroxysmal (group B; n = 46) during the same follow-up period (8.0 +/- 2.4 years). Clinical baselines showed no significant differences except for age. Transthoracic echocardiography was recorded 1-2 weeks after termination of the first-detected paroxysms of AF. RESULTS: Echocardiography showed greater left atrial (LA) dimension (p = 0.023) and late diastolic pulmonary vein (PV) backflow velocity (p < 0.001), and a lower LA fractional shortening (p = 0.008) in group A than in group B. Multilogistic regression analysis demonstrated that augmented PV backflow (p = 0.007) and reduced LA fractional shortening (p = 0.032) were independent predictors of the progression of AF. The receiver-operating characteristic curve demonstrated that PV backflow augmentation is the best predictor of future AF perpetuation. CONCLUSION: PV backflow leading to cyclic stretching of PV musculature contributes to AF progression.
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Yes, all writers make mistakes. And some writing mistakes are made by many writers. A list of the most common writing mistakes I see in manuscripts and fixes for those mistakes.
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Characters look phony and unreal, making fiction seem unreal, when writers give them concurrent actions that can't possibly happen at the same time.
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Participial phrases have something to do with writing? You probably think I'm pulling your leg when I say that they do. But I promise I'm not. And I promise you'll recognize these oddly named phrases once you see them. Learn how to use these modifiers correctly to bring variety and clarity to your writing.
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Andrea Mendez, sophomore, Bridgeton tennis, Staff photo/Josh Friedman.
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Thursday Photo Caption Contest: June 28
We waded into your captions like a man driving a car into a lake! How to choose between splashy captions that referenced Secret Service men wearing floaties, the Aflac duck, James Bond, or water taxis?
Waterlogged with indecision, we turned to Liza Talbot, who in turn turned to the crew of the Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Library. Congratulations to John M. Dooley! Your caption was the winner, "chosen by majority vote by the entire archival staff at the LBJ Library," according to Liza.
John, check your email for a 15% discount code at the National Archives e-Store!
So, is this car rated for water excursions? Well, it is an actual amphibious car. In this photo from 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson took a ride with friends in his Amphicar. LBJ is steering his land-to-water vehicle into a lake at his ranch in Stonewall, Texas (4/11/65).
Today's photograph features a vehicle and some unusual passengers, but no water in sight. Give us your best caption in the comments below!
Posted by Hilary on June 28, 2012, under Photo Caption Contest.
Tags: amphicar, LBJ, Lyndon Johnson, Stonewall, texas
Comments: 2
Comment from Jeff Crowell
Time June 28, 2012 at 11:58 pm
The Trojan Horse wasn't available, so this will do.
Comment from Tom
Time June 29, 2012 at 3:27 pm
A clever idea, however the frivolity came to a swift end when Doolittle arrived for a surprise inspection.


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LONDON (AP) -Quotes from panelists voting in the AP Global Soccer 10 poll for the week ending Nov. 19.
Tom Timmermann, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, United States
"I want to get Fiorentina into my top 10, but I also wanted to get Man City in and for that I needed two teams to deem themselves worthy of falling out. Only Schalke 04 made the case, so Fiorentina hangs on the fringe. Even with losses, I'm sticking with Chelsea and Man Utd in the 3-4 spots. But they've been warned. How can you not go with Ibrahimovic? As much as Messi did, I'll never get another chance to vote for something like that. Messi gets my vote 24 out of 25 weeks. This time, I salute a tremendous effort, and a pretty good game regardless."
Aurelio Capaldi, RAI Sport, Italy
"Lyon moved top of the Ligue 1 with a convincing victory over Reims and they made the most of their title contenders' defeats. Zlatan Ibrahimovic's stunning overhead kick against England gives him the top spot and Stephan El Shaarawy is now the top scorer in Serie A. He scored for Italy against France, rescued AC Milan in Naples with a double and is proving an impressive 20-year-old performer."
Mike McGrath, Wardles news agency/The Sun, England
"Zlatan deserves it this week for his four goals for Sweden, including his amazing scissor-kick. It was a performance that eclipsed anything in domestic football the following weekend."
Will Tidey, Bleacher Report, United States
"It's hard to look beyond Zlatan after his virtuoso performance and video game golazo for Sweden against England. Barca have scored 20 goals in their last five Liga matches. Tito Vilanova's team are cruising in Spain."
Julian Bennetts, Hayters news agency, England
"West Brom are having a quite astonishing season, and it reached new heights with a fully deserved victory over European champions Chelsea at the Hawthorns on Saturday. In Italy it is hard not to think of Fiorentina as a coming force as they moved into Champions League contention, while Rennes pulled off a superb result as they beat PSG with just nine men in Paris.
"He may have been suspended as his club, PSG, lost at home this weekend, but Zlatan Ibrahimovic's four-goal performance against England in midweek is fully deserving of the top player award this time. The Swede's fourth goal was perhaps the most imaginative, athletic and creative in the game's history - a moment to remember."
James Porteous, South China Morning Post, Hong Kong
"His Zlatanness didn't do anything at the weekend, serving a suspension for Zlataning St Etienne's goalkeeper recently, but such was his display against England, and THAT magnificent fourth goal, that I feel he has to take top spot. Messi was his usual excellent self, making one and scoring two against Zaragoza as he homes relentlessly in on Gerd Muller's record of goals scored in a calendar year.
"Team of the week was a tough one, but I've gone for Fiorentina, who won their fifth straight and are seven unbeaten. Al Ahly of Egypt also beat Tunisia's Esperance to become African Champions League winners and book their place at the Club World Cup."
Paolo Condo, La Gazzetta dello Sport, Italy
"It was the underdog week-end in the major European leagues, and my choice rewards the mission impossible of Rennes, which won 9 versus 11 at Parc des Princes. Other big stories are Arsenal Kiev, which interrupted Shakhtar's run of 15 wins, and West Brom, capable of entering the Champions League zone by beating Chelsea.
"Goal of the decade, at least, and so Ibra deserves the leadership in our players poll. Behind him the great renaissance of Benzema and some emerging talents: El Shaarawy, for example, is no longer the best kept secret of Serie A."
Christian Schaetzle, derfussballblogger.de, Germany
"Four goals in the 4-2 win over England, plus the bicycle kick from 25 meters for one of the greatest goals of all times."


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Recently we visited a miniatures museum that I absolutely loved. I only wish we lived closer so I could go again! I cut up the brochure, added the entry stickers, made a mini book, and painted over some parts to bring it all together. I now have a fun page to remember a great trip!
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
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Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Mosaic bird
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LSD may be behind face-eating attackComment on this story
Police in Miami are investigating a brutal attack that led an armed officer to shoot dead a naked man who had bitten off the face of another naked man leaving him in critical condition.
The bizarre attack near the city's MacArthur Causeway on Saturday attracted the attention of passing drivers and several onlookers who alerted police and made attempts to halt the macabre spectacle, reports said.
"I told him to get off and the guy just kept eating the other guy," witness Larry Vega told the WSVN-Fox 7 station, describing it as something out of a horror movie with "blood all over the place."
Police then approached the attacker and told him to stop eating the man's face but he continued to bite into the victim, reportedly a homeless man.
"The guy just stood, his head up... with pieces of flesh in his mouth and growled," Vega said, and would not stop eating the victim's face.
A police officer fired shots that hit the man, but the attacker kept chewing on the victim's flesh - more shots were fired, eventually killing him, the Miami Herald said.
Television footage showed the two men sprawled on the sidewalk side by side, with the victim barely conscious and covered in blood with up to 75 percent of his face ripped off.
Police said an overdose of a powerful new form of LSD could have prompted the attack.
"Whenever we see that a person has taken all of his clothes off and has become violent, it's indicative of this excited delirium that's caused by an overdose of drugs," Armando Aguilar of the Miami Fraternal Order of Police, told WSVN-Fox 7.
"What's happening is inside their body their organs are burning up alive." - Sapa-AFP
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November 28, 2015
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Octomom Nadya Suleman has checked herself into a rehabilitation center, citing anxiety, exhaustion and stress.
A statement from Suleman's spokeswoman Gina Rodriguez on Tuesday says the mother of 14 had been taking the medication Xanax under a doctor's care to deal with her problems. But Suleman felt she needed a treatment program to help with her recovery.
Suleman will be in treatment for at least 28 days.
In the meantime, three nannies and two of Suleman's friends will care for her octuplets, who will be 4 years old in January, and her six older children. Rodriguez says a driver will take the kids to and from school, and their Palmdale home has around-the-clock security.
Rodriguez says the rehab center offered to treat Suleman at no charge, but Suleman has opted to pay.
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Anything! because I'm not good at this game after all and would really love to hear some strategies.Thanks!
If you node into the Uplink Test Server first, for which the password never changes, it's very easy to erase or modify the logs there, and since it's your first node, and relatively safe, you can always find it You're safe as long as your IP can't be found, so only the first node is important.
It's more convenient to use InterNIC. There is no security and no admin user so you can connect directly from the gateway, click on the stored password and go straight to the logs.
I only use the Test Machine with the log modifier to frame someone, so I'm 100% secure even if someone reverts the modified log.


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We're running out of time
"You only get 30 seconds to impress your user"
It was so true but are we running that time down already?
Instead of having to visit 100's of websites a day you all know I'm a fan of feeds. I decided to do an experiment and I timed my average time on a feed over a week and it was 8.3 seconds, that's not a lot to impress someone!!!
As you may have figured a great photo/illustration/logo etc. made me read on or click the link. A well written tagline always helps.
But 8.3 seconds, good or bad? Does it mean with more and more so called web designers that only the best will stand out, meaning if you do your job well it will work for you?
Does it make the photographers/logo designers/graphic designers more important as far as web development goes?
The only reason I bring this up is, there's always the "I hate waiting for flash to load" and the "building with tables slows the load time for some users" arguements but RSS feed sends everything through at the same time, whether it's just text, an image, a video, so content is king and makes me read or ignore? I'd love to hear thoughts everyone has. (even though everytime I mention netvibes everyone goes, "what's that??")
People who spend as much time online as we do learn to filter out the **** alot faster than other people. It can be just as good as it was before, but if it's not, we're not gonna stick around and keep reading to be sure it's ****.
It feels like ****, i go somewhere else.
It seems to me that the faster someone's internet connection, the more they get used to having their info display a.s.a.p.
So as long as you have an average speed server and you code your page so the info displays after the average amount of time for that type of site (whatever that may be), then you don't have to worry about anything.
Flash can display plenty of it's content before all the fancy visuals are up, just like html does.Subtlety is my middle name... and first and last in case you didn't get the point.
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Mikey Rocks – Bat Phone & The Deal Went SourFriday, July 30th, 2010
Here are a couple of dolo joints from Mikey of The Cool Kids.
Mikey Rocks – Bat Phone (Prod. by The Produktionix & Tall Black Guy)
Mikey Rocks – The Deal Went Sour (Prod. by Tall Black Guy & Tye Hill)
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Fitted with Dia.63mm gauge reading up to 300psi and 20kg/cmsq. Cone type spark plug connection on straight rigid 130mm extension aids quick installation on most petrol engines, including motorcycle and small portable power units.
Sealey are one of Europes largest tool and equipment brands with nearly 8000 products available from its extensive catalogue. Sealeys products are backed by an excellent 12 month guarantee and their hand tools benefit from a lifetime warranty, giving purchasers added peace of mind.
This family owned company have huge stocks and can deliver pretty much anywhere in the country the next day on a premium service.
Sealey are big on service and their parts service is second to none. Currently with over 130,000 different parts in stock, Sealey can supply parts for all their products from a circlip to a compressor tank, generally from stock check Sealeys website for their on-line instructions and parts lists.
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This is a collection of spiritual poetry websites that I think are useful and or enjoyable to visit. It is not comprehensive and is not a list of recipricol links.
Spiritual Poetry Sites
– Spiritual Poetry from different spiritual traditions. Includes sections on Sufi Poets, Hindu Poets, Buddhist Poets, Christian Poets and many others.
Extensive collection of spiritual writings. A great diversity of religious traditions.
– A site dedicated to Sacred Poetry maintained by Ivan Granger. Includes forum and extensive collection of poets
Spirituality is the theme of allspirit, and spiritual writing, poetry, quotations and song lyrics can all be found in abundance. From Advaita to Zen, ancient to contemporary, there is something here for everybody.
Poets.org Comprehensive Poetry site by Academy of American Poets. Includes over 500 poets from many different styles and traditions but focusing on American Poets
Individual Poets
Site dedicated to Rumi. Selections of poetry by Rumi from various translations. Also forum. Well maintained
Site by Shariar Shariar. A Tribute to Molana Jalal-e-Din Mohammad Molavi Rumi. Many Rumi poems by Shariar
Hafiz on Love.– Site maintained by Shariar Shariar. Poems and Ghazals of Hafiz
Sri Chinmoy
Sri Chinmoy Poetry Selected Poems and Aphorisms of Sri Chinmoy
Sri Aurobindo
Savitri by Sri Aurobindo– Complete online text of Sri Aurobindo's great epic Savitri
Selected Poems Sri Aurobindo – Selected poems at Search for Light.org
Emily Dickinson
Emily Dickinson.org The Emily Dickinson Archive's is dedicated to the development of electronic resources of Emily Dickinson and Emily Dickinson poetry
William Blake
William Blake Poetry at Representative Poetry Online
William Blake Archive.org Poetry and Art Prints of William Blake
The Prophet's Candle by Daniel Mystical Poems by Daniel


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Monday, December 17th, 2029
The Old Forest Merry Fellows have called a press conference later today to announce the signing of reliever Andrew Ciccone to a 2-year, $12,200,000 contract.
Both Ciccone and the Merry Fellows are said to be very pleased to come to this agreement.
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Now that President Obama has signed the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act into law, it is logical to ask, whats next?
The Coalition for Financial Choice opposed the financial reform bill because it was too all-encompassing. Industries and products that had nothing to do with the financial meltdown that precipitated the need for finance reform in the first place were incorporated into the jurisdiction of the newly created Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection (BCFP). This includes non-banks offering small loans and check cashing services. In addition, given the extensive state and federal laws that alternative financial service providers already must comply with, it is doubtless that consumers will experience meaningful benefits from BCFP, as it applies to this industry. At the same time, we can anticipate considerable compliance-related costs associated with the new regulations that will doubtless be coming from BCFP.
Looking forward, implementation of the financial services reform legislation will be a complex and time-consuming process. With regard to the BCFP, it will probably take six to twelve months for the BCFP to get up and running. And, while it is impossible to say with certainty, it is estimated that this process could take two to three years before the CFPA could implement major regulatory and enforcement initiatives.
CFC will continue to be very active in this next phase of financial regulatory reform. It is important that the federal government not over-regulate products that already must comply with an array of strict regulations at the state level. We also will be working to make sure that as this process continues the bureaucrats in Washington understand the impact their actions could have on the millions of hard-working Americans who use alternative financial service centers every day.
In the meantime, thanks to the 600,000 Americans who have joined CFC and are helping us to ensure that non-traditional financial institutions, like check cashing and payday loan stores, are able to provide the basic financial services millions of people depend on every day. As BCFP gets up and running and starts to issue new proposed regulations, CFC will continue to fight on your behalf.
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Industry initiates Congressional letter-writing campaign
Consumer Scorecard Fails to Adequately Judge Cost of Credit
Two studies confirm value of small dollar loans
Federal legislation introduced to protect access to basic financial services
Congress threatening access to short-term credit
Making your voice heard in Congress
A Year of Challenge for Congress
Removal of payday loan option hurts borrowers
Election results in Ohio, Arizona spell trouble for credit needy consumers
Looking to Preserve Choice in the Upcoming Election
Consumer Scorecard Fails to Adequately Judge Cost of Credit
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Federal legislation seeks to limit access to financial services
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Archive for Thursday, January 4, 2007
Days gone by
7 years ago
December 1999-January 2000
A benefit jam session, with a performance by "Theze Guyz" was set up as a fund-raiser for the Rick McClelland family at the Silver Wheel in De Soto.
McClelland learned just before Christmas that what he thought was a bad tooth was actually cancer of the sinus cavity and jawbone. The family did not have health insurance and McClelland's wife, Cindy, recently gave up her job to care for her husband around the clock.
McClelland had surgery at Kansas University Medical Center to remove all his teeth. The operation followed two weeks of chemotherapy and radiation to shrink cancerous tumors. More chemo and daily radiation treatments were also planned.
¢ Eudora High School boys basketball cheerleaders were Monica Reynolds, Karen Grosdidier, Ashley Kraus, Aubry Jamison, Sheena Warrington and Tiffany Taylor.
¢ Tom Taylor, Eudora, a junior in aeronautical technology professional pilot option at Kansas State University at Salina, received his certified instrument flight instructor rating.
¢ Members of the 1999-2000 Eudora High School Student Council were Beth Dillon, president; Matt Fisher, vice president; and Nichole Hickman, Cyrus Hall, Kris Sample, Natasha Moses, Frank Dillon, Brian Harris, Shonna Warrington, Wes Hinman, Thomas Stein, Estelle Montgomery, Michael Paxton, Therese Mersmann, Tina Lauber, Jamie Rehmer, Melanie Claggett and Mishaun Russell.
15 years ago
December 1991-January 1992
After operating the Market Basket in Eudora for 20 years, Gary and Bettie Vermillion sold the business.
The Vermillions moved to Eudora 20 years before from Polo, Mo., where Gary owned the Polo Food Center and Bettie taught school.
They purchased the grocery business from Merlin and Pat Eisenbarger and changed the name to the Market Basket, a family grocery name. At that time, Gary's father owned the Market Basket in Kansas City.
Bryan and Julia Chumbley became the new owners of the local grocery store. The Chumbleys changed the name of the store to C&S Hometown Market.
The "C" stood for Chumbley and the "S" for Simpson, Julia's father, John Simpson, was co-owner in the venture. He was operating John's Market in Troy where the Chumbleys had been employed prior to their move to Eudora.
Bryan received a business management degree from Missouri Western State College. Julia had been a secondary English teacher.
¢ The final figures raised for the 1991 Mayor's Christmas Fund drive was $3,200. A total of 31 families including 77 children and 16 elderly were helped through the fund. The money collected was used to buy food for Christmas meals as well as Coast to Coast gift certificates for children to buy toys.
¢ A birthday card shower was requested for Josephine Seiwald Miller, a resident of Eudora Nursing Center, who was turning 90.
Mrs. Miller was born and raised on a farm just south of Eudora. All of her ancestors were early German settlers of the Eudora area.
She was the captain of the 1921 and 1922 championship Eudora High School's girls basketball teams.
¢ Eudora High school cheerleaders Kari Ott and Angela Richardson represented the school, the state and the country in the Lord Mayor of Westminster's parade on New Year's Day in London.
Ott and Richardson earned the weeklong trip to London at the Universal Cheerleader Association's camp during the summer at Kansas University. Their mothers, Barbara Ott and Valerie Richardson, accompanied them.
28 years ago
January 1979
More than a foot of snow had fallen as Eudora was hit with the first major snowfall of the season.
¢ The Welcome to Eudora signs situated on the main thoroughfares entering Eudora read "Population 3,026 and growing."
¢ Christmas holiday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nusbaum were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murphy and Molly, Fort Morgan, Colo.; Virginia Nusbaum, Seattle, Wash.; Rozann Nusbaum, Burlington, Vt.; Mr. and Mrs. Mike McGivern, Manhattan; and Bobbie Nusbaum, St. Louis.
¢ Eudora High School senior Sam Neis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neis Jr., entered the hospital the day after Christmas with pneumonia.
29 years ago
January 1978
Jason Crawford, son of Gary and Sheryl Crawford, became the first Eudora baby born at Lawrence Memorial Hospital on Jan. 3.
¢ The Eudora Planning Commission recommended that the city council accept Southwestern Bell Telephone Company's application for a 1.75-acre tract of land located south of the Eudora Catholic Cemetery to erect a 150-foot microwave tower.
¢ Miss Roberta Nottingham, the former teacher for whom the Eudora Nottingham Elementary School was named received about 400 handmade cards from students at the elementary school in honor of her birthday.
Miss Nottingham taught school, mostly first grade, for a total of 43 years, 26 of them in the Eudora school system. She retired during the 1967-1968 school year.
114 years ago
January 1893
Directors at the State Bank of Eudora were Charles Pilla, J.F. Weaver, E.E. Wilson, A. Lotz Jr., Henry Abels, C.N. Bishoff, J.M. Hadley, August Ziesenis and W.H. Robinson.
¢ In the Eudora markets, eggs were 20 cents a dozen. Butter was 10 pounds at 16 cents per pound. Potatoes were 50 cents per bushel. Onions were 70 at 75 cents a bushel. Wheat No. 2 was 51 cents a bushel. Corn was 25 cents a bushel and oats were 22 cents per bushel.
In the Eudora retail markets, 100 pounds of first-grade flour was $2.20. One hundred pounds of second-grade flour was $2. Corn meal was $1.25 for 100 pounds. Corn bran was 40 cents for 100 pounds. Wheat bran was 65 cents for 100 pounds. Oats No. 2 were 28 cents a bushel and oil cake was $1.40 for 100 pounds.
¢ "Skating on the Wakarusa all of last week was excellent. Many enjoyed the sport."
¢ Frank Schaefer resigned as constable. Charles Richards and Ben Deck were trying for the position.
¢ C.W. Orrick began carrying the mail between Eudora, Hesper, Prairie Center and Phila.
¢ William Holmes, Michael Eder, Henry Copp and W.H. Starr were drawn to serve as jurymen at the February term of the district court.
¢ It took several hours to rescue one of Dr. Weed's valuable mares. While crossing the ice on the Little Wakarusa, the mare stepped into an air hole.
¢ Messrs. Frank and Louis Neustifter had been renting the C Street blacksmith shop and recently took possession of it.
¢ "Henry Schuette met with a painful mishap Monday. He was ascended a ladder, and was up quite a ways when it broke, precipitating Mr. Schuette with much violence to the ground. His nose was mashed flat. It was a very painful, though not a serious, hurt."
¢ Fred Schlegel, Kaw Valley, entered the German school in Eudora.
¢ Ben Harris took the last day of 1892 to move his family to Lawrence.
¢ W.J. Pearson spent the holidays with his parents at Hesper.
¢ Milton White was visiting his son in Oklahoma and did not plan to return until the snow blockage was removed.
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EU allowances for December rose as much as 4.9 percent to 4.70 euros ($6.32) a metric ton and were at 4.67 euros at 12:21 p.m. on the ICE Futures Europe exchange in London. United Nations Certified Emission Reduction credits for December fell 2 cents to 33 euro cents a ton.
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The price of the permits plunged 30 percent this year and reached a record 2.81 euros a ton last month as Europe's sputtering economy curbed demand for the contracts.
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- 1 tsp extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 lb. extra-lean ground beef
- 2 tbsp tomato paste
- 1 canned chipotle in adobo, plus 1 tsp sauce from can
- 3/4 cup low-sodium beef broth
- 4 reduced-fat beef hot dogs
- 4 whole wheat or whole-grain hot dog buns, lightly toasted (optional)
Makes 4 Servings
- In a mediumsaucepan, heat oil over meduim heat. Add onions and garlic; cook, stirring occasionally, until translucent, 4-5 minutes. Add beef, increase heat to high, and cook, breaking up meat with a spoon and stirring until all pink is gone, 2-3 minutes more. Reduce the heat to medium and stir in tomato paste, chile, and adobo sauce. Add broth and bring to a simmer. Reduce the heat to low, cover, and cook unti lmeat is cooked through, about 5 minutes.
- While chili is cooking, lightly coat a grill or grill pan with cooking spray and heat to medium-high. Grill hot dogs, turning occasionally, until lightly browned and heated through, 5-7 minutes. Serve hot dogs on buns, if using, topped with chili.
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Note: This recipe appears in the South Beach Diet Taste of Summer Cookbook. Who doesn't love a hot dog once in a while? Hot dogs get a bad name because of what kind of ingredients are in them and sometimes they don't taste good at all. However, when hot dogs are cooked right and are topped with a flavorful topping, they can be delicious. I wasn't terribly hungry and I had a craving fora hot dog. The weather was really nice to day and I wanted to cook something filling and delicious. This chili dogs totally hit the spot. Chili dogs have a reputation of giving you heatburn or some other weird feeling in your stomach; these won't. They are very sophisticated and leave you satisfied. if you don't have any beef broth, don't worry. I used dry red wine in place of the beef broth and it gave the chili a more sophisticated taste. I highly recommend serving these chili dogs at your next gathering because they are so delicious and people will be asking for seconds.


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We are about to end the first of three chapter that deal with Sanctification (Romans 6-8) with only the last two verses left, Romans 6:22, 23. In the first three chapters of Romans Paul has to literally get us lost as he shows us in detail that the whole world is guilty Romans 3:1- 15. Then there's the greatest paragraph in the bible Romans 3:21-26, where Christ is our propitiation. Then we hear a "Therefore" from Paul in Romans 5:1 Therefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ, The same thing happens at the end of chapter 5:21 so that as sin reigned in death, even so grace would reign through righteousness to eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.
If Jesus Christ is truly our Lord now that we are saved, Then He is Master of our life, He is in control of our life and our walk as Christian, That's why Paul can say "so now present your members as slaves to righteousness, resulting in sanctification. Romans 6:19." Look at Hebrews 2:11 and 13:12 Therefore Jesus also, that He might sanctify the people through His own blood, suffered outside the gate. Paul says come out 2 Corinthians 6:17 through the word of God John 17:17, 18 and 19 "Sanctify them in the truth; Your word is truth.
Paul has taught us in Romans 6 that believers are delivered from the penalty of sin, being justified and from the power of sin, being sanctified. We have learned so far that believers are dead to sin and sin is no longer our master, though sin will remain in us, it will no longer reign in our life… We are now slaves to righteousness Romans 6:18. Paul can say in Romans 6:19 so now present your members as slaves to righteousness, resulting in sanctification.
This week we look at Romans 6:20, 21 For when you were slaves of sin, you were free in regard to righteousness. 21 Therefore what benefit were you then deriving from the things of which you are now ashamed? For the outcome of those things is death. When sin was our master we were free from living a right life and the control of righteousness, we didn't care about being righteous, we cared about ourselves and the pleasures of sin.
Look what Jesus said in John 8:31-36…..
So Jesus was saying to those Jews who had believed Him, "If you continue in My word, then you are truly disciples of Mine; 32 and you will know the truth, and the truth will make you free." 33 They answered Him, "We are Abraham's descendants and have never yet been enslaved to anyone; how is it that You say, 'You will become free'?" 34 Jesus answered them, "Truly, truly, I say to you, everyone who commits sin is the slave of sin. 35 The slave does not remain in the house forever; the son does remain forever. 36 So if the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed.
When we were slaves of sin we didn't care to live a right life, we liked our sin, but now the true mark of a Christian is we hate our sin and sin no longer has dominion over our lives. Jesus Christ, He reigns in our life as Lord and (new)Master. I told the class I think its impossible to have Christ as Savior without Him being our Lord Romans 10:9 and 1 Corinthians 12:3 Therefore I make known to you that no one speaking by the Spirit of God says, "Jesus is accursed"; and no one can say, "Jesus is Lord," except by the Holy Spirit.. and only true believers have the Holy Spirit.
Paul asks in Romans 6:21 what benefit were you then deriving from the things of which you are now ashamed? The word benefit is Karpos, which literally means fruit, so the obvious answer would be none, no fruit, so as we who are believers look back, we are ashamed, we are ashamed of our past life of sin and our lack of God and Christ in our life and the outcome would have been death.
Even when we were dead in our trespasses and sins God in His sovereign grace saved and rescued us from His wrath Ephesians 2:1-4 and prepared us beforehand to bear fruit and that we would "WALK" in them, For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand so that we would walk in them. Ephesians 2:10 we have gone from death to life, a life that has Christ as our Lord and Master, to do His will in our lives, not perfectly, but we have been sanctified, set apart for God's use. Therefore, if anyone cleanses himself from these things, he will be a vessel for honor, sanctified, useful to the Master, prepared for every good work 2 Timothy 2:21.
Paul can say "I AM CONFIDENT" in Philippians 1:6 For I am confident of this very thing, that He who began a good work (Justification) in you will perfect it (Sanctification) until the day of Christ Jesus (Glorification). Paul can say later in Philippians 2:12, 13 Work out your salvation with fear and trembling… How? Well! Its God who is in you! Right? Working out what God worked in Philippians 1:6, which leads to holiness 1 Peter 1:14–16 , because it is God who works in you both to will and to do his good pleasure' Philippians 2:13.
I can't wait to get to next week and tie it all together with the final two verse in Romans 6 But now having been freed from sin and enslaved to God, you derive your benefit, resulting in sanctification, and the outcome, eternal life. 23 For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.
But then we have Romans seven and "Sin" that pops it's ugly head, but that's for future weeks.
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The Easter weekend was off to a spring-like start Saturday, with warm temperatures and clear skies.
The National Weather Service forecast highs in the mid 60s Saturday for Salt Lake and Tooele counties. Lows were expected to drop into the mid 40s at night, with a slight chance of rain Sunday.
Forecasters expected similar weather in Weber and Davis counties Saturday and Sunday. In Utah County, temperatures were expected to hit 70 degrees Saturday.
In St. George the weekend will already feel like late spring, with highs around 80 degrees and lows in the lower 50s.
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But while Utah's valleys are having a balmy weekend, people headed to back country regions should take extra precautions. The Utah Avalanche Center expects considerable risk of snow slides all along the Wasatch Front and in Cache County Saturday.
In Salt Lake City, forecasters predicted a high of 66 Saturday and 68 Sunday; Provo, 70 and 69, respectively; Ogden, 66 and 68; Tooele, 67 and 68; Logan, 63 and 64; Park City, 58 and 61; Wendover, 66 and 66; Duchesne, 67 and 667; St. George, 81 and 79; Cedar City, 66 and 66; Moab, 74 and 75.
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Three students from York County were among the 46 seniors who participated in the 105th Lancaster Country Day School commencement ceremony May 17.
Local students were Amber Brockington, daughter of Jill and Lex Brockington of York; Rachel Reiss, daughter of Kerma and William Reiss of Wrightsville; and Arnav Shah, son of Shefali and Amit Shah of York.
During the ceremony, Arnav Shah received the Faculty Award, which is given to the student who is the embodiment of what the faculty most respect in a scholar and a person, someone who has a true love of learning and is a model citizen.
At an earlier award ceremony, Shah also received the Spanish Award, and Rachel Reiss received the French Award.
Speakers at the commencement included faculty member Genevieve Munson, invocation; Steve Lisk, head of school; Merritt Gohn and Diana Drogaris, senior class co-presidents; William Fleming, student address to the senior class; Michael Simpson, faculty address to the students; and Jim Phipps, faculty, benediction.


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|Welcome to the board! Only had time for a quick serch, but found this letter from Wade Hampton to Sherman interesting. Note the last line:
In the Field, February 27, 1865.
Maj. Gen. W. T. SHERMAN, U.S. Army:
GENERAL: Your communication of the 24th instant reached me to-day. In it you state that it has been officially reported that your foraging parties are "murdered" after capture. You go on to say that you have "ordered a similar number of prisoners in our hands to be disposed of in like manner; that is to say, you have ordered a number of Confederate soldiers to be "murdered." You characterize your order in proper terms, for the public voice, even in your own country, where it seldom dares to express itself in vindication of truth, honor, or justice, will surely agree with you in pronouncing you guilty of murder if your order is carried out. Before dismissing this portion of your letter, I beg to assure you that for every soldier of mine "murdered" by you, I shall have executed at once two of yours, giving in all cases preference to any officers who may be in my hands.
In reference to the statement you make regarding the death of your foragers, I have only to say that I know nothing of it; that no orders given by me authorize the killing of prisoners after capture, and that do not believe my men killed any of yours, except under circumstances in which it was perfectly legitimate and proper that they should kill them. It is a part of the system of the thieves whom you designate as your foragers to fire the dwellings of those citizens whom they have robbed. To check this inhuman system, which is justly execrated by every civilized nation, I have directed my men to shoot down all of your men who are caught burning houses. This order shall remain in force so long as you disgrace the profession of arms by allowing your men to destroy private dwellings.
You say that I cannot, of course, question your right to forage on the country--"It is a right as old as history." I do not sir, question this right. But there is a right older, even, than this, and one more inalienable--the right that every man has to defend his home and to protect those who are dependent on him; and from my heart I wish that every old man and boy in my country who can fire a gun would shoot down, as he would a wild beast, the men who are desolating their land, burning their homes, and insulting their women.
You are particular in defining and claiming "war rights." May I ask if you enumerate among these the right to fire upon a defenseless city without notice; to burn that city to the ground after it had been surrendered by the inhabitants who claimed, though in vain, that protection which is always accorded in civilized warfare to non-combatants; to fire the dwelling houses of citizens after robbing them; and to perpetrate even darker crimes than these crimes too black to be mentioned?
You have permitted, if you have not ordered, the commission of these offenses against humanity and the rules of war; you fired into the city of Columbia without a word of warning; after its surrender by the mayor, who demanded protection to private property, you laid the whole city in ashes, leaving amidst its ruins thousands of old men and helpless women and children, who are likely to perish of starvation and exposure. Your line of march can be traced by the lurid light of burning houses, and in more than one household there is now an agony far more bitter than that of death. The Indian scalped his victim regardless of age or sex, but with all his barbarity he always respected the persons of his female captives. Your soldiers, more savage than the lndian, insult those whose natural protectors are absent.
In conclusion, I have only to request that whenever you have any of my men "murdered" or "disposed of," for the terms appear to be synonymous with you, you will let me hear of it, that I may know what action to take in the matter. In the meantime I shall hold fifty-six of your men as hostages for those whom you have ordered to be executed.
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So 10.5.5 sure looks like it has fixed the problem on my wife's MacBook Pro. I just did a quick couple of scrolling tests unplugged, and there was no tearing at all. I'm amazed - I was just about to call Applecare to repair the machine. We'll see if it pops up again, but it looks good out of the gate. Anyone else fixed/not fixed with 10.5.5?


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Monmouth's Deon Jones (5) drives to the hoop as Rider's Zedric Sadler defends during a game earlier this season. The Hawks are hoping to snap a seven-game losing streak tonight.
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Despite this losing streak, by all accounts, the Hawks, complete with eight freshmen, have not gone in the tank and are still showing up to practice upbeat, engaged and wanting to get better. At a time when Monmouth head coach King Rice could use some good news, he can look to those things as major positives.
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Oh what fun !!!
It was a beautiful day
with many a bewitching sound.
Birds flying; birds singing
nature's beauty we found.
We were carrying
two beautiful kites.
Mine an awesome monkey
Ellie's a tiger so bright !!
We walked all the way
to the fields above.
Ellie so bubbly
her laughter I love.
We held the strings as we
ran in full flow;
The kites took flight
their beauty on show.
The weaving and bobbing
of her amazing tiger;
Ellie's joy so evident
The world ever brighter ?
Her tiger looked awesome
when seen from below;
She chanted and giiggled
"Go tiger Go !!!"
My monkey started to lose
some of it's grace.
Lookig very slanted
was his poor wrinkled face.
It crashed it's descent
zooming it's way !!!
Till in many many pieces
my poor kite lay !!
Ellie laughed and laughed
till she couldn't anymore.
I jouned in her lauhghter
till my sides were so sore !!
Ellie's tiger still in one piece
and really seems to grin.
Because my poor monkey
had to go in the bin !!
Oh what fun we had
yesterday afternoon.
And will we do it again?
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