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Chocolate Dream
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idk why but i love them
I prefer floors with carpet. They're not as noisy.
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i love them it reminds me of our old farm house i grew up in when i was a girl.
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love them, love the feeling under my feet :)
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I like laying on my stomach
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Yes, much easier to clean than carpet and hilarious in a school hall when someone farts, whilst sitting on them ;o)
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Well, I tried to make a go of it with a wooden floor once, but things just didn't work out with us. I'll still always love that floor and wish it the best, tho.
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You know...splinters and all.
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During the second half of the eighth century, the Greeks became increasingly aware of a vanished heroic age-an age which, on archaeological grounds, we have learned to equate with the Mycenaean world shortly before its Collapse. The princes of that remote age had become the heroes of epic poetry; a new respect for them, and a new interest in establishing links with them, appear in three kinds of material evidence. First, there is the rapid growth of hero-cults in several regions, as shown by the new practice of leaving votive offerings in Mycenaean tombs. Secondly, some rich burials of our period seem to have been influenced in various ways by accounts of heroic funerals in epic poetry. Thirdly, in some LG figured scenes there are reminiscences of the heroic age, whether through reference to a specific story, or in details added to lend heroic colouring to a generic theme. With these visible manifestations of interest in the heroic world, this chapter will be largely concerned; but first we should briefly consider their chief cause, the great flowering of epic poetry which culminated in the work of Homer.
Memories of Mycenaean times could reach later Greeks only through oral tradition, and mainly through oral poetry. No other mode of transmission was possible during the Dark Ages; the sagas were passed on from master to pupil, embroidered by poetic imagination and coloured by the occasional anachronism. From c. 750 B.C. onwards the newly recovered art of writing might have helped oral bards to compose and elaborate their poetry, and their works could have been recorded before death in a more or less permanent form. How soon this actually happened has for long been a matter for discussion and conjecture; suffice it to say that only a small proportion of oral poetry was recorded in writing, and only a small proportion of what was written down is preserved for us. To survive complete, an oral poem must have won enough acclaim from its first hearers to be thought worth writing down, and must then have retained the respect and admiration of all subsequent generations in antiquity. The only works which have passed this double test of time are the Iliad and Odyssey of Homer, and the two major poems of Hesiod. Other oral poets are shadowy figures, known to us only from brief quotations by later writers.
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Type: Improvement
Status: Closed
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
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Component/s: karaf-core
Currently, Karaf provides the following MBeans:
- org.apache.karaf:type=admin,name=$
- org.apache.karaf:type=diagnostic,name=${karaf.name}
- org.apache.karaf:type=features,name=$
allowing to get information and handles Karaf child instances, dump information files and manipulate features.
We should add new MBean like:
- org.apache.karaf:type=config,name=${karaf.name}
to manipulate ConfigAdmin layer (view the config PID, the config PID entries, etc)
- org.apache.karaf:type=security,name=$
{karaf.name} to manipulate the Karaf JAAS and security framework
- org.apache.karaf:type=bundles,name=${karaf.name}
to manipulate bundles (install/uninstall/start/stop)
- org.apache.karaf:type=kar,name=$
{karaf.name} to manipulate KAR archive (linked to commands that we should also add)
- org.apache.karaf:type=scheduler,name=${karaf.name}
to manipulate the new scheduler embedded in Karaf
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I'm going to include some refactoring:
- the current management module is the bootstrap of the MBean server, I'm gonna rename it as a management module (management/server)
- create a new mbeans module containing a set of modules per scope (config, bundles, etc)
For the bundles, we already have an existing clean MBean provided by the OSGi framework.
However, for the ConfigAdmin, the current MBean is not very easy to use and doesn't "reflect" the config:* commands. I will provide a config MBean looking like the config:* commands.
To summarize, the following new MBeans will be available: config, security, kar, scheduler.
After rethinking about that, even if the OSGi framework provides a MBean to manipule bundles, in order to "mimic" the Karaf commands via JMX, I will create a Karaf Bundles MBean.
Revision 1173805: I added a ConfigMBean (org.apache.karaf:type=config,name=${karaf.name}
) which manipulate the ConfigAdmin layer and also is able to handle flush to the etc cfg files (as performed by the config:* commands).
ConfigMBean has been added to the karaf-2.2.x branch: revision 1174071.
I have to work again on trunk to use the "new" management server bundle.
Dev MBean added on trunk.
HTTP MBean added on trunk (revision 1174535).
Log MBean added on trunk (revision 1174677).
OBR MBean added on trunk (revision 1174985).
Bundles MBean added on trunk (revision 1175568).
Services and System MBeans added on trunk (revision 1175765).
Packages MBean added on trunk (revision 1175768).
Merged on karaf-2.2.x branch: revision 1175781.
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The Drobo Mini is a portable RAID storage solution with four HD bays, speedy Thunderbolt connectivity, and desktop-based monitoring software. Ideal for photography and videography, the Drobo Mini has many features that might make it attractive to enthusiast and professional photographers and videographers. See how the Drobo Mini fared in our review.
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So yesterday I had a few appointments at the hospital, which is normal for me due to being in the high risk group. In the morning I had the diabetes testing done, all is good and normal there.
I had my ultrasound in the afternoon after those blood tests, and the baby looked great, was measuring alright. I was told he's a normal small for this time and it's nothing to worry about. I'm not freaking out there; well they tried getting a listen for the umilical cord and blood flow. Doctor had a VERY hard time getting a listen because the baby kept moving every single time and would kick the cord away, then she looked at the placenta and all, got some other measurements and said that she was going to get the other doctor I'd be seeing in the afternoon (she said that she was going to take a look at his left arm as it appears to not be growing properly, it's a bit shorter and possibly missing fingers.. not a huge deal there, since I already knew about that) .. she came in to look closer at the umbilical cord and placenta to listen herself, and she said from what she can see something is wrong with the blood flow in the umbilical cord to the placenta? I was so confused and scared. She was extremely rude about it too. She was covering for my regular doctor since he was on vacation. But anyways, so after my ultrasound I go back to the high risk unit and wait for the doctor to call me in. I had one nurse talking to me before the one who's covering for my regular came in, and she kinda just went over a few things in my pregnancy, checked blood pressure and kinda told me what's going on. Then she had the other doctor come in to talk to me, as she knew more about it. SO she did, and said this could be potentially dangerous because if the baby is born at 24 weeks, there's only a 50% chance of survival and 80% chance of him being handicapped. She asked me over and over how the baby's movement is. and I kept telling her he moves all the time! I wouldn't lie about that? But the way she kept asking was like she didn't believe me. He IS a very hyper one, and always has been even way before I could even feel for him. He was even more hyper yesterday especially right after the glucose testing and drinking that really sugary drink..
Anyways, the doctor said my options right now, were either; get a stereoid shot to help open baby's lungs if a delivery were to happen and to kind of prevent premature labour and buy us more time; or just do nothing and basically let nature play its part; OR get the baby out now. I chose to get the stereoid shot, just to be safe and to help in case. When they were telling me about this and said they'd need me to come in 2 more times this week; the one lady said friday. I mentioned I'd be out of town for a wedding, she made SUCH a rude remark saying "Well um, what's more important, the wedding or the baby" I was so mad she said this, I don't mind missing the wedding if I have to, and she just was rude and looked very annoyed. By this point I had a huge breakdown and I'm so glad that other nurse was in there; I've seen her many times and she's so nice. She helped comfort me; the other nurse just like "ugh, i'll see what i can do for you.." and just stormed out. I was crying and couldn't stop. I called my mom crying telling her what was going on and she said to stay put and that she'd come get me. They were getting my shot ready at this point; and I have to go back for the second round today. Then the receptionist that I always see to make appointments was so sweet and understanding; she came in and said she made the other appointment for Thursday. So I have to go in early in the morning for another ultrasound and see high risk a couple hours later. She felt so bad, but I was kind of relieved because she tried so hard to help me. So until that appointment I'm on strict bed rest. And they said they'll see what happens thursday. I think they said if it still looks the same they'll give me more shots or just put me on strict bed rest again. Meaning if I CAN go to the wedding. no dancing. And I just got a new job at a call center that's all sit down and depending what happens, I might not be allowed to work.
Yesterday was the worst day ever, and it sucked because my boyfriend was sick and couldn't make it to my doctors appointments. My mom wasn't supposed to be at the hospital for a few hours but she called me back and came as soon as she could before her appointment. My mom's bringing me to my appointments today and tomorrow so I'm at her house for a couple days.
I was slightly confused about everything because 2 weeks ago when I had my level 2 ultrasound everything looked perfect with umbilical cord and placenta. I had two people doing the ultrasound this time, and they were more experienced. They said everything looked perfectly normal (other than the one arm)
I've been so worried and upset since yesterday, especially when the nurse said she doesn't think I'll carry to full term. She said the earliest to hope for is 30-32 weeks. I need advice, has anyone had anything else similar happen or know someone?
My mom said not to worry; me, my brother and sister were born at that same hospital and my mom said she hates the doctors there because they all seem really stupid and same thing happened with her; they told her tons of things were wrong with my brother and sister and they came out totally healthy. I'm just so scared right now.. I need advice.


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Review: Passing through Concord on the interstate at lunchtime, my expectations were low, so lunch at Hermanos Cocina Mexicana was a very pleasant surprise. We found attractive and interesting decor, some of the best, friendliest and most helpful service I've ever received at any restaurant, and a very tasty and satisfying vegan meal. My partner and I had no intention of ordering dessert but had developed a fun relationship with our server, so when she asked if we wanted dessert we jokingly asked if there were any vegan items on the dessert menu, with no expectation of a positive answer in a small-town, non-vegetarian restaurant. She said, "As a matter of fact, there is one," followed by a description of a chocolate cake that was so tempting we broke our never-have-dessert-in-a-restaurant rule and ordered one to split. Well, that chocolate cake was so scrumptious we were in heaven for the next ten minutes and it was a recurring topic of conversation for a couple of days afterward! The only downside of the otherwise entirely delightful lunch experience was the acoustics of the place -- the hard walls and ceilings are very noise-reflecting and other tables' conversations and loud taco chip crunching somehow carry very distinctly. I don't mind even loud noise if it's just a general hubbub but I don't want to hear every word and crunch. "White noise" like that made by a fan would help cover the details of other diners' personal output. Overall, very much worth it and a good value for the money.
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Tukolere Wamu Farmers Group
Rovinsa makes bricks to supplement her meager income. Her main challenges are unpredictable weather changes and an unstable market. She will use part of the loan to buy a piece of land to enlarge the farming area and the remaining balance to clear tuition arrears for her children.
To be able to fend for seven children and a dependent takes hard work and determination, which Rovinsa has totally embraced and so have all the group members.
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This loan is part of UGAFODE's program for clients who live in isolated rural areas with limited access to financial services. Uniquely, UGAFODE focuses its efforts on agricultural areas in Uganda that are over 50 km from their branches, providing loans to both groups and individual borrowers. The organization believes that the risk of offering services to remote clients is outweighed by the benefits to customers and their often underserved communities.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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- Repayment Term
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- Pre-Disbursed:
- Dec 14, 2012
- Listed
- Jan 22, 2013
- Currency Exchange Loss:
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Glucagonoma is a very rare tumor of the islet cells of the pancreas, which leads to an excess of the hormone glucagon in the blood.
Glucagonoma is usually cancerous (malignant). The cancer tends to spread and get worse.
This cancer affects the islet cells of the pancreas. As a result, the islet cells produce too much of the hormone glucagon.
The cause is unknown. Genetic factors play a role in some cases. A family history of the syndrome multiple endocrine neoplasia type I (MEN I) is a risk factor.
Symptoms of glucagonoma may include any of the following:
In most cases, the cancer has already spread to the liver when it is diagnosed.
Tests that may be done include:
Surgery to remove the tumor is usually recommended. The tumor does not usually respond to chemotherapy.
Approximately 60% of these tumors are cancerous. It is common for this cancer to spread to the liver. Only about 20% of people can be cured with surgery.
If the tumor is only in the pancreas and surgery to remove it is successful, people have a 5-year survival rate of 85%.
The cancer can spread to the liver. High blood sugar level can cause problems with metabolism and tissue damage.
Call your health care provider if you notice symptoms of glucagonoma.
Jensen RT, Norton JA. Endocrine tumors of the pancreas and gastrointestinal tract. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2010:chap 32.
National Cancer Institute: PDQ Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (islet cell tumors) treatment. Bethesda, MD: National Cancer Institute. Date last modified March 7, 2014. Available at: www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/treatment/isletcell/HealthProfessional/page8. Accessed February 27, 2015.


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Another rate cut expected from Fed
Published: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 at 8:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, October 29, 2008 at 10:34 a.m.
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The worst financial crisis in 70 years has forced the Federal Reserve to employ all the weapons in its arsenal including cutting interest rates to near historic lows to try to keep the country from plunging into a deep recession.
Stocks decline ahead of Fed rate decision
By TIM PARADIS
AP Business Writer
NEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street took some money off the table Wednesday after its huge rally a day earlier, as investors awaited an afternoon decision on interest rates from the Federal Reserve.
The market expects policymakers to lower the fed funds rate by a half point to 1 percent, though there has been speculation that smaller or wider cuts are possible.
The only certainty is that Wall Street will pore over the Fed's statement on its decision and its reading of the economy. That assessment, along with any move on rates themselves, could lead the market to retreat, rally or simply shrug off a move that it writes off as expected.
Stocks' early decline Wednesday was not surprising given the 889-point gain logged by the Dow Jones industrials Tuesday. The Dow and the Standard & Poor's 500 index posted gains of nearly 11 percent, while the Nasdaq composite index rose 9.5 percent as investors, confident about the prospects for a rate cut, piled into the market to pick up stocks that have become bargains.
The Dow's gain was its second-largest daily point gain; the biggest was its 936-point surge on Oct. 13 that later evaporated as fears about the economy grew. The stock market has been extremely volatile lately beyond a simple case of investor indecision, the market's back-and-forth moves may also be part of its attempt to establish a bottom.
The Dow fell 75.51, or 0.83 percent, to 8,989.61.
Broader stock indicators also declined. The S&P 500 index fell 9.86, or 1.05 percent, to 930.65, and the Nasdaq composite index fell 20.46, or 1.24 percent, to 1,629.01.
A surprise gain in orders for big-ticket manufactured goods could not maintain Tuesday's upward momentum. The Commerce Department said orders for durable goods items such as cars, appliances and machinery expected to last at least three years rose 0.8 percent in September after tumbling 5.5 percent in August. Orders were expected to have fallen by 1.5 percent.
The modest rebound in durable goods was welcome news, but not enough to erase Wall Street's concerns about the weakening economy.
The three major stock indexes are still down more than 30 percent for the year, battered since last month's freeze-up of the credit markets. The troubles with the credit markets have made it harder and more expensive for businesses and consumers to get loans.
Moves by hedge funds and mutual funds to exit positions have added to the market's volatility, analysts say, adding that the market likely won't have a sustained recovery until some big players halt more of their selling.
While signs have emerged that the government action to revive credit markets is starting to work, investors remain skittish over the effects of the prolonged credit freeze on the economy, which relies on lending to feed growth.
Investors are hoping a rate cut by the Fed would complement the government's still-unfolding efforts to aid the commercial paper market, where companies turn for short-term loans, and the banks themselves. The Treasury this week is investing directly in banks, hoping the cash will make them more likely to issue loans.
Meanwhile, investors examined demand for government debt. The yield on the three-month Treasury bill, regarded as the safest investment around and an indicator of investor sentiment, fell to 0.66 percent from 0.74 percent Tuesday. A drop in yield indicates an increase in demand. Meanwhile, the yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note fell to 3.81 percent from 3.84 percent late Tuesday.
Light, sweet crude rose $3.39 to $66.12 a barrel in premarket electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Wall Street's rally Tuesday helped lift trading in most markets overseas. Japan's Nikkei stock average jumped 7.74 percent. In afternoon trading, Britain's FTSE 100 rose 5.04 percent, Germany's DAX index fell 1.32 percent, and France's CAC-40 rose 6.89 percent.
Fed policymakers are expected to slash a key interest rate by a half-point, pushing the federal funds rate down to 1 percent, as they wrap up a two-day meeting Wednesday.
That would put the Fed's target for the interest banks charge each other on overnight loans down at a level last seen during the 12-month period between June 2003 and June 2004. Before that period, the funds rate had not been that low in 45 years, since Dwight Eisenhower was president.
Economists believe the Fed is prepared to cut rates that low because of the rising fears that the financial turmoil of the past two months is raising the specter of a deep and prolonged recession.
"The Fed is going to send a very strong signal that they will do whatever it takes to restore stability to the economy," predicted Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Economy.com.
The prospect of another sizable rate cut, coming just three weeks a half-point move that was coordinate with a number of countries, sent the stock market soaring on Tuesday, pushing the Dow Jones industrial average up by 889.35 points, its second-biggest point gain in history.
Even if the Fed does fulfill the desires of investors with its action Wednesday, it is not likely to end the turbulence on Wall Street. Analysts are cautioning to be prepared for more stomach-churning days ahead as investors struggle to deal with a severe credit crisis and what could be the worst recession in at least two decades.
A half-point rate cut on Wednesday would push borrowing costs lower for millions of consumer and business loans with banks moving quickly to match the Fed's action by lowering their benchmark prime lending rate from 4.5 percent, where it has been for the past three weeks, down to 4 percent.
The Fed is hoping that the sharply lower rates will help boost economic growth going forward. The government will release its first look at economic activity in the July-September quarter on Thursday and that is expected to show that the gross domestic product shrank at a rate of 0.5 percent in the third quarter.
Many analysts believe the GDP the measure of the value of all the goods and services produced in the country is falling further in the current quarter and will also fall in the first three months of next year.
That pattern would meet the classic definition of a recession as at least two consecutive quarters of declining GDP. Many economists think that when the National Bureau of Economic Research, the official arbiter of when recessions begin and end in this country, makes its decision, it will date this downturn to the beginning of 2008, when the labor market started shedding jobs.
The country has lost jobs every month this year and the unemployment rate now stands at 6.1 percent. Economists forecast that it could hit 8 percent by the spring of next year due to the severity of the shutdown of bank lending, a credit crisis triggered by billions of dollars of losses in mortgage lending as defaults soared to record levels.
That has jolted banks, resulted in government takeovers of the nation's two biggest mortgage companies and the biggest shakeup on Wall Street since the Great Depression. Banks have become fearful about making new loans, a development that has had ripple effects on American businesses trying to get loans for normal operations, and on American consumers, who are having trouble getting car loans and home loans.
"The credit squeeze has moved from Wall Street to Main Street and it is seriously affecting the real economy and now it has gone global," said Sung Won Sohn, an economist at the Smith School of Business at California State University, Channel Islands.
Many analysts believe a rate cut in the United States will be followed by cuts in other major economies as central banks around the world try to inject confidence into a badly shaken financial system.
Analysts are split, however, on whether a Fed rate move this week will be followed by another rate cut at the central bank's last meeting of the year on Dec. 16.
Some analysts think the Fed could drive the funds rate as low as 0.5 percent and might even go to zero, which the Bank of Japan did in an effort to combat a decade-long bout of malaise in the 1990s caused by a real estate bust in that country.
Other analysts believe the Fed will be content to lower the funds rate to 1 percent and leave it there, partly because pushing it any lower would remove any cushion to cut the rate further should the economy fail to respond and the downturn worsen.
These analysts believe the Fed will depend on its other efforts to battle the credit crisis, which involve supplying massive resources to the banking system.
David Jones, chief economist at DMJ Advisors, said that Fed officials will probably decide that all the global efforts to fight the credit squeeze, including a $700 billion rescue fund in this country, should be given time to work.
But Jones, who thinks the economy will remain in a recession until the middle of next year, said he believes that the Fed will signal that it is prepared to leave the funds rate at 1 percent for some time to come.
When the Fed under former Chairman Alan Greenspan "cut the funds rate to 1 percent and left it there for a year, they kept saying rates would remain low for a considerable period of time," Jones said. "I think this time rates will stay at 1 percent for a longer period."
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|Iowa Politics Roundup: GOP Cuts Registered-Voter Deficit in Half
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|Written by Lynn Campbell
|Friday, 09 July 2010 09:42
Iowa Republicans in the past month cut in half what was more than a 100,000-person deficit in voter registration.
As of this week, there are 699,972 active and inactive registered Democrats in Iowa and 644,838 registered Republicans, a difference of 55,134, according to the Iowa secretary of state's office. That compares with Republicans trailing Democrats by 102,450 on June 1, and by nearly 113,000 in January.
"In total, the Republicans reduced the deficit by 47,316 voters," said Iowa Secretary of State Michael Mauro. "Historically speaking, primaries are driven by parties. Nearly all the competitive races were found in the Republican Party this year, with the governor and three congressional districts, a secretary of state's race, a state treasurer's race."
Between June 1 and July 1, Republicans gained 37,271 registered voters, while Democrats lost 10,045 registered voters and independents lost 23,284. Voters had the ability to change their party registration at the polls, and many of them did so. Mauro said that in 2002 and 2006, Iowa also saw increases in voter registration for the party with competitive primaries.
Because party registration is not required in the general election, Mauro said voters won't necessarily change their party affiliation back before November 2, but he said "it's something [that] usually corrects itself over the next couple election cycles." He pointed out that Democrats went into the 2002 general election with a 40,000 deficit in voter registration, but Governor Tom Vilsack and U.S. Senator Tom Harkin still won re-election.
"It's really difficult to draw any definite conclusions about this year's numbers and how they'll impact the elections this fall," Mauro said. "But clearly, the primary did have an impact on the political landscape here in the state. With the number of competitive races on the Republican side, I think they were able to attract many new registered voters. I think what it does show is that Iowans are independent-minded voters."
Mauro, a Democrat who is on the ballot for re-election this November, warned incumbent Democrats of what the new voter-registration numbers could mean for their chances. "How do you deny that there's momentum there?" he said. "I think it should give everybody some pause for concern. I think you still have to work. You can't declare a winner or loser from this, but it does tell you things are moving."
TouchPlay Litigation Ends; State Avoids "Economic Catastrophe"
The State Appeal Board this week approved a $150,000 claim against the Iowa Lottery Authority and the state, concluding four years of litigation by former manufacturers, distributors, and operators of TouchPlay games.
While the claim was in favor of the plaintiffs, the settlement was far less than the $900 million in TouchPlay-related claims against the state. Dozens of plaintiffs sued following the state's decision in 2006 to prohibit TouchPlay gambling machines after initially approving them.
Attorney General Tom Miller and his staff settled the claims for $18.4 million, which is less than the $30 million in revenue collected by the state from TouchPlay vendors.
"The TouchPlay settlements saved the state from potential economic catastrophe," Miller said. "We treated TouchPlay vendors fairly, acknowledging their substantial losses. At the same time, we put in a tremendous amount of effort to minimize the financial damage to the state."
Culver Administration Blames Charter-Agency Law for Misspending in Alcoholic-Beverages Division
Iowa's "charter agency" law created a lack of oversight that led to alleged misspending in the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division under administrator Lynn Walding, Governor Chet Culver's chief of staff said this week.
"In some instances, we feel that the controls were not adequate to begin with because this was subject to a concept called 'charter agencies,' which was an experiment of government and I think worked extremely well in some cases," Chief of Staff Jim Larew said. "But the concern was the kind of controls that normally apply to state agencies were not, in many cases by design, applied to charter agencies. And in this instance, we felt that there were insufficient controls."
A state audit released last Friday showed that the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division improperly spent tens of thousands of dollars over the past four years on artwork, leather chairs, bicycles, a camper, high-definition televisions, and other products. The agency is also alleged to have spent millions on contracts to renovate its offices without going through the proper bidding process.
Larew said concerns were brought to the governor's office in the fall of 2008. The Iowa Department of Management sought an opinion from the state attorney general's office whether there was legal cause to remove Walding but was told that there was not. So he said the department put "immediate and careful controls" on that agency, which he said were effective in ending the concerns. He said a future audit will show that the issues were addressed.
There is no criminal investigation in the case. Larew pointed out that Walding was not accused of using financial resources for his own benefit. Walding was appointed during the tenure of Governor Tom Vilsack, and the charter-agency law also took effect under the Vilsack administration. About five state agencies became charter agencies under the law, in an attempt to become more entrepreneurial. The law has since expired.
"It was a question of judgment to be sure," Larew said. "The charter-agency concept came to its own natural conclusion through a sunset provision. This was one where the governor and lieutenant governor made it clear that they did not want to renew that going forward. So there are no other charter agencies in Iowa government. ...There were examples that we heard of in some of our departments that were excellent, really putting taxpayer money to good use." But achieving "those efficiencies by definition required loosening of some of the day-to-day controls that government agencies normally have."
Republican nominee for attorney general Brenna Findley said Miller should explain to Iowa taxpayers why he advised Culver not to fire Walding.
State Auditor David Vaudt revoked the Culver administration's privilege to receive advance copies of state audits after Vaudt said Culver leaked to the press the Iowa Alcoholic Beverages Division audit. And Democratic candidate for state auditor Jon Murphy questioned the timing of the audit by Vaudt, saying "apparently it took over a year for the auditor's office to get answers to questions to help complete this particular audit."
Flood Concerns Move to Southern Iowa; Governor Requests Presidential Declaraion
Culver announced late Wednesday during his tour of flooded areas in Ottumwa and Eddyville that he's asked President Barack Obama to declare 35 Iowa counties federal disaster areas after flooding and storms in recent weeks.
"The state of Iowa stands ready to make assistance available to those who need it," said Culver, who planned to sign the letter to Obama on Wednesday night.
Culver on Thursday cautioned Iowa residents to carefully document losses and expenses related to flooding to prepare for eventual claims for assistance.
As of Thursday, 31 counties remained under state disaster proclamations, and 24 Iowa counties were under flood warnings for river flooding -- down from 28 the day before. No heavy rain fell across Iowa on Thursday, and a break in the rainfall along with lower humidity is forecast through Saturday.
Roads that remain closed include U.S. Highways 61/136 in Lee County, Iowa Highway 2 in Fremont County, and Iowa Highway 5 in Warren County, along with many county roads, city streets, and multi-use trails.
Primary-Election Results Now Official
Results of Iowa's June 8 primary election are now official, following a state canvass this week.
Official statewide results follow.
There was only one recount in the state, in the Republican primary for Iowa House District 2 in Woodbury County. Official results show that Cate Bryan defeated Ryan Beardshear by 13 votes, 549 to 536. Bryan will now face Democrat Chris Hall in November. The seat was held by Representative Roger Wendt (D-Sioux City), who abruptly retired earlier this year after learning that his cancer had returned.
This weekly summary comes from IowaPolitics.com, an online government and politics news service. Reporter Andrew Duffelmeyer and other correspondents contributed to this report.
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The Dallas Observer Blog Unfair Park posts that a legal fight is brewing over the Kilgore Law Center on McKinney Ave. For those who have not seen the building it is literally a work of "Madi" art. It is for sale. The artists has sued to keep the owners from destroying the building ... anyway Unfair Park tells the shocking story.
Chris BellFor those who know next to nothing about Democratic nominee Chris Bell the new Texas Monthly has a good profile that will leave you with an idea of what type of governor Bell might be. The article spends a lot of time digging through the electoral math that says Bell has a chance if he can only raise money.
Fort Worth Star Telegram reporters Tom Pennington and Jay Root have taken a trip along with US/Mexico border from Brownsville to Tijuana. They present a fascinating picture of a otherwordly, oddly attractive yet terrifying landscape. It is presented in both video and text and well worth checking out.
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According to a Washington Post/ABC poll 76% of Americans disapprove of the job President Bush is doing on gasoline prices and by a 54% to 23% margin trust the Democrats on energy policy over Republicans. Households claiming that the run-up in gasoline prices has caused them "financial hardship" stands at 57%. A Pew Center survey reveals that 75% of Americans think there are steps the President and Congress could take to control prices versus 19% who don't. Most shocking, a whopping 31% of Americans think that the oil companies are to blame for the price hikes and 25% think the President is to blame. Only 10% blame OPEC. And only 4% think Americans driving SUVs and other wasteful practices are to blame.
Basically, look at your tax bill – just the city tax portion, not DISD, and increase that amount by 14.5 percent, per year.
But wait, there's more.
That's what approval of the $1.28 billion capital bond program will do to your tax rates – this does not factor in increases in home appraisals.
$100,00 .....$86.08
$145,266 (Dallas median) .....$125.04
$200,000 .....$172.16
$300,000 .....$258.24
A new Rasmussen Poll taken after President Bush addressed the nation finds that in a generic ballot Democrats outpoll Republicans by 15% - up from 10% two weeks earlier. In fact only 58% of self-identified "conservatives" now say they would vote for the Republican for Congress. Rasmussen also finds the illegal immigration continues to be a powerful issue with the potential to generate a meaningful third party candidacy for President in 2008.
Praise for the bond package and City Manager Mary Suhm was thick and sweet Wednesday afternoon, even if some think the thing needs some tweaking between now and November, when Dallas voters will give it the either the upturned thumb or the finger.
"I will see what my constituents think before I decide how big this should be. If Frisco can pass a $1 billion bond package and they have a fraction of the population, we may want it to be bigger, especially since we have $7 billion in needs," Councilmember Elba Garcia said.
Mayor Laura Miller was against that, saying she didn't think voters would support anything north of $1.28 billion.
"It's as if they listened to each and every one of us and put in the things that are important," said Councilmember Ed Oakley.
"I'm 90 percent with this. That's better than 50 percent," Councilmember Maxine Thornton-Reese said helpfully.
Councilmember James Fantroy said that the investments in the Southern sector in the bond program would help offset increased home appraisals in North Dallas.
Reuters is reporting that former top aid to President Bill Clinton Mac McClarty believes the United States and Canada should join in a "Marshall Plan" for Mexico. Echoing Mexican Socialist Presidential candidate Lopez Obrador, McClarty suggested that at least $20 billion needed to be provide to Mexico over a 10 year period. McClarty noted that the amount was considerably less than that being spent on the Iraq war. McLarty is now president of Kissinger McLarty Associates, a consulting firm that includes former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. He is also senior adviser to the Carlyle Group.
Southern sector council members said they want discretionary funds included in the 2006 bond program, but Mayor Laura Miller was adamant in her opposition.
Miller said there's no way she wants discretionary funds included.
Dallas City Councilmember and 2007 mayoral candidate Gary Griffith says he agrees with City Manager Mary Suhm that current 2006 bond proposal doesn't need discretionary funds included as they were in the 2003 bond program, but at the same time he wants to work with her to develop an alternative and more transparent means to address smaller projects within districts that don't "rise to the manager level."
Griffith also said that the public perception of discretionary funds as a slush fund for council members that can be used with little oversight may not be accurate in reality, but it's not a vehicle that lends itself to public trust.
"So I'd like to come up with some other way to fund these smaller projects through the city manager's process, rather than as discretionary funds," he said.
The Center for BrainHealth at The University of Texas at Dallas (UTD), a facility dedicated to cutting-edge research in the brain sciences, has received a $1 million donation from Irving, Texas, businessman Dennis Berman and his wife Claudia to establish the Berman Laboratory for Learning and Memory.
Primary research initiatives of the laboratory will include understanding how learning occurs, understanding how information is retained and deciphering how knowledge and memories are maintained throughout an individual's lifetime. Researchers also will study how long-term information storage and memory maintenance is affected by aging.
In addition, the gift will fund the Berman Scholars Program, which will support young investigators through post-doctoral training in memory research, as well as the Berman Lecture Series, which will host a national or international expert each year to give a public talk about memory-related issues.


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Professor David Peters
Dr David Peters (editor-in-chief) is Professor of Integrated Healthcare and the Clinical Director in the University of Westminster's School of Life Sciences. He is a musculoskeletal medicine specialist, a former GP, and an osteopath. He directed the R&D programme for complementary therapies at Marylebone Health Centre (MHC) and is member of the Prince of Wales' Foundation for Integrated Healthcare's Advisory Board. David has co-authored or edited five books about integrated healthcare. "My R&D interests include the use of non-pharmaceutical treatments in mainstream medicine, how to promote wellbeing - particularly in long term conditions - and the development of integrated practitioners and integrative practice".
Jan Alcoe
Jan Alcoe is a writer, editor, trainer and publishing consultant in health and social care. She has a background in psychology, learning disability and Social Services, and was co-founder of Pavilion Publishing, a leading UK publisher of training materials and journals in health and social care. She is a graduate member of the British Psychological Society. Jan's partner is a Social Services consultant and they have three children. Her interests include e-learning, and spirituality in healthcare.
Dr Michael Dixon
Dr Michael Dixon has been a GP in Devon for the past 18 years. Since May 1998, he has been chair of NHS Alliance. He is a Fellow of Exeter University and a member of The Cabinet Committee on Bureaucracy in General Practice, The National Medicines Management Advisory Committee, The Council of the Prince of Wales' Foundation for Integrated Health, The Department of Health Advisory Committee on Complementary and Alternative Medicine and The National Health Inspections Advisory Panel.
Dr Sarah Eagger
Dr Sarah Eagger is a consultant psychiatrist for the elderly at St Charles Hospital London and an honorary senior lecturer at Imperial College, London. She is also a committee member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists Special Interest Group in Spirituality and Psychiatry ; Scientific and Medical Advisor to The Janki Foundation, and Trustee of the BHMA.
Dr James Hawkins
Dr James Hawkins works through a small Edinburgh-based medical charity that specialises in helping those with psychological difficulties or persistent pain problems. He is a lecturer on the South of Scotland cognitive therapy postgraduate training course and a member of the International Association for the Study of Pain. He was on the working party that set up the BHMA in the early 1980s.
Dr William House
Dr William House is a retired general practitioner interested in understanding health and illness in non-medical ways, especially philosophy and the arts. He is founder and chair of an experimental community development organization near Bath UK, is Chair of the BHMA, member of the Council of the South West Clinical Senate and writes absurd plays.
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Dr Kim A Jobst is Visiting Professor in Healthcare and Integrated Medicine at the School of Healthcare, Oxford Brookes University, Physician and Medical Homoeopath at the Glasgow and Hereford Nuffield Hospitals, and at The Diagnostic Clinic in London. Kim is Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine: Research on Paradigm, Practice and Policy, and was a founding member of the Council of The Prince of Wales's Foundation for Integrated Health.
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Dr Frank Keating is a Senior Research Fellow at the Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health and is a member of the Breaking Circles of Fear implementation team. He leads on research and evaluation to improve mental health services for African and Caribbean communities. Frank is an advisor to National Mind and a member of the executive board of the TransCultural Psychiatry Society (UK).
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David Lorimer is project director of the Scientific and Medical Network. He is vice-president of the Swedenborg Society and the Horizon Foundation (The International Association for Near-Death Studies UK). He is Chair of Wrekin Trust, a charity concerned with adult education, and of the All Hallows House Foundation, concerned with holistic health. He is also a member of the International Futures Forum. His book on the ideas and work of the Prince of Wales - Radical Prince - was published in November 2003.
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Call for alpha testers and release of the mod's source codeConquest: The Noah-Gorg War 0 comments
The mod is now in a semi-playable state, so I'm starting the call for everyone interested in alpha testing.
Nexus modifications
- Andromeda
- Angels Fall First
- Babylon 5: Conflicts of Loyalty
- Babylon 5: Conflicts of Loyalty 2
- Conquest: The Noah-Gorg war
- Eve Online mod
- Freespace: Evolution
- Halo: Fleet Command
- Imperium Galactica III demo
- Invasion
- New Conflicts
- Nexus: Battlestar Galactica
- Nexus take two
- Nexus:The Aurora Affair
- Nexus - War of the Damned
- Stargate Mod: War Begins
- Star Trek: Age of War
- Star Trek Enhanced Space Combat
- Star trek-Universe at war
- Star Wars Eternal Conflicts
- The Enemy Energies
- The Grunt Invasion
- The Next Generation
- Warfare mod
- Warhammer40k: Battlefleet Nexus
- Wing Commander 2634
- WC Tactics
Useful links:
NexusWiki - Nexusthegame.net
Nexus Skirmisher - Arparso.de
The Nexii (union of Nexus moders) - Moddb.com
Nexus: TJI profile - Moddb.com
Nexus Shipyard (free meshes) - Dogsquad.co.uk
The mod is now in a semi-playable state, so I'm starting the call for everyone interested in alpha testing.
A new and ambitious mod in developing for Nexus: The Jupiter Incident.
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With a slight delay now comes the first public release of "Freespace: Evolution". Spin up your warp drives and get ready to roast some Shivan scum!
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Where do you put the mods for the steam version? And when I make a sever it crashes (i have windows 7)
There is how to make MP work on Win7 and Vista - Arparso.de
Thank you so much I love this game I WANT NEXUS 2. But do you put mods for it in the steam version in sorcemods?
what? where do you put the mods or why didn't we upload them to steam?
Mods work in the steam version just put in sorcemods (in steam floder)
and restart steam.
Soz for double posts but I was wrong.Go into the steamapps folder and go in to nexus and you should see a folder called mods and just put them in there.
Hey guys is it still possible to play this game online?
Official servers are gone for good but there are still few people playing through Hamachi and other programs.
Are there any popular Himachi Servers out there for this game?
Try this:
Network: keyswow_lan
Password: keyswow_lan
and this (but they are mainly for SG:WB mod)
Name: SG:WB_Mp_1
Pass: MpGate
Name: SG:WB_Mp_2
Pass: MpGate
Or just create one if you need.
Cool but only the first one works. But no one online :( I want to play with someone on this game so bad as the AI are completly dumb sometimes.
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Perro Aguayo memorial
A memorial was held in honor of Perro Aguayo this week. He passed away after an accident in the ring during a match. Konnan, who was the first person to check on Aguayo after the incident, was there in person. Rey Mysterio, however, was not. The belief is that he felt that his presence would be a distraction and might actually upset a couple of people who blame him for the death. Mysterio is currently heading overseas for wrestling show.
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Rey Mysterio booking
When word spread earlier this week that Rey Mysterio was asking for $20,000 to make an appearance at various events, a lot of fans were skeptical about him being booked. It looks like the price seems fair to a couple of promoters overseas already. On July 18, the former WWE star will be appearing at the London Film and Comic Con event. The following night, Mysterio will be making an appearance at an 4FW event in England.
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Probably never.
Probably never.
:'D I love your version of the sufferer, very cool~
Oh mister Sufferer!
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Issue date: Saturday, July 19, 1890
Pages available: 8
Previous edition: Friday, July 18, 1890
Next edition: Monday, July 21, 1890
Publication name: Woodland Daily Democrat
Location: Woodland, California
Pages available: 179,979
Years available: 1890 - 1972Learn more about this publication
Woodland Daily Democrat (Newspaper) - July 19, 1890, Woodland, California VOL. XXVI WOODLAND. YOLO COUNTY. CAL.. SATUKDAY EVKXING, JULY 19, 1890. NO 154 A STRANGE HUMAN KACE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE PEOPLE ON THE YEZO ISLAND, Tfca AlncM and tho fit Who of tho Kunu I U of Profeiwar Hitch- Kzplurutluiil. Standing In the midst of a collection In ft big glass recently set up in the No- tional museum at V'naliington Is the figure of a man u little below the average height of the Caucasian. This IB a typical Aioo, modeled by tho clever artists attached to the museum; flesh tints, eyes, beard, hair and all reproduced exactly ae they appear In Ufa and clod in garments woven by Ainoa. Around him are household imple- ments, shuttles for weaving, fishing spenra and tackle, boiva and arrows and the other rude furnishings that represent all tout the arts of this primitive people have produced to raise them above absolute savagery. An Interesting part of thocoUcctionlsanAino house reproduced In miniature, with iLa OUBO and other appurtenances. The Aino in the center of the cose has a great shook of gray hair, a huge gray beard and shaggy eyebrows. His complexion 19 of a light coppery hue, his cheek bones high and his nose straight, but broad at the base. On his head Is a triangular ahaped head dress. A long gown girdled at the waist and ornamented with designs embroidered 10 white on dark bine bnse reaches from his shoulders be low his knees. Hla legs down to MB anklca are protected by leggings and his feet are bare. Over one shoulder is slung by s light strap a haver- sack woven of rushes. In his belt or girdle at his left side Is supported a wooden quiver filled with arrows, and behind IB his girdle IB thrust a carved Stick, to which is" kt- tached the little basket or pouch in which the Aino carries his supply of smoking to- bacco. LITE OF THE The modern explorer carries a camera over hla shoulder or secured apon saddle. When he gets home if any one qneatlons his statements he can produce the irrefutable evidence of a photographic record. Professor Bomyn Hitchcock, of National museum, when he traveled recently In the island of Yezo, Japan, and the islands known as the Kurilos, stretch- Ing In a, long chain northward from Tezo almost to Kamchatka, collected not only complete series of specimens illustrative of the life of the inhabitants of these al- most unknown lands, but also secured a large number ol photographs that in make a graphic and interesting rec- ord of his journey. The case in which the model of the Aino stands Is filled with the apedmcns collected by Professor Hitch- cock. The Aino figure was modeled on photographs and measurements taken by him from these far away shores. It has been only recently that anything been known of any part of Yezo, ex- cept certain districts lying on the coast. The first extensive exploration, of the isl- and made by an American, T, W. Blaktaton, tn 1873. Mr, Elakiston, how- ever, confined his observations chiefly to the birds and plants and contributed vastly to the knowledge of the botany and or althology of the region. No one explored the country to any extent with a view to Bta dying its human Inhabitants until Mr. Hitchcock made his journey in 1888. Such Information as had been printed concern- ing the Alnos was gathered by travelers wio visited the coast settlements in the of Hakodate and Nerooro. In at these settlements the native cus- of the Ainos have been corrupted by contact with the Japanese, and their phys- ttJul characteristics have been obliterated or modified by intermarriage with the Jap- anese. Even among the Japanese who are found as Hakodate such Ignorance exists as to the of the Island that Professor Hitchcock was assured be would find no AlnoB in the northern part of the island, whither he intended journeying, and he almost led by the positiveness of the aarorances to change his route and content himself with skirting along the coast to Nemara. At Nemoro, however, he wnaen conraged to proceed, and he continued his travels coastwise to ft point on the northern of the island, and then turning inland made a Journey on horseback of 600 miles through mountainous interior of tho Inland. THE PIT DWELLERS. When naked by a reporter about the re- galtn of his explorations, Mr. Hitchcock first, of evidences he had found relat- ing to the inhabitants of the island preccd Ing the Aino occupation. These evidences In tho form of pits, generally rectan- gular in shape and found in groups on the cosat, indicating that was once Inhabited by pit dwellers. When, in 1S7.1, the Japanese government ceded tho big Island of Soghalien to Russia it received in Wturn from Russia n qmt claim to the Enrlle Islands. The few inhabitants of these islands were collected together aiul moved to Shikoton, ft small Island just off the coast of Yezo, where they could be npiircr the Japanese. These people lived cliiefly by fishing and emigrated constantly from ono island to another. Now, under tho changed conditions in which they live in Shikotan, they are dying oft rapidly. Professor Hitchcock when ho visited them found that the remnant of the tribe existing numbered only about seventy- five people, many of whom were enfeebled by consumption. Their dress resembled that of Europeans and indicated tho effects of Russian Influence. Their features and hair are much like those of the Esquimaux. The special point of interest In thorn dis- covered by Professor Hitchcock was tlia character of their dwellings. Tbcy build up walls or mounds of earth, which they thatch over. The floors ore a foot or two below the ground outside. These hovels tboy collapse form, in the course of time, pita like those discovered on the coast of Yezo. This fact is tjiken by Pro- fessor Hitchcock us evidence that tliia peo- ple, now represented by ft handful of men, women and children, less in number than tho inmaUw of an ordinary tenement house, once inhabited the great Island of Yem. The Japanese conduct tho business of the island and are settled Inconsidcrjiblunujn- bers at Hakodate, Nemoro and other where tho products ol tho fisheries and of the few industries of the Island are Blilppcd. Tho Ainos dwell, us a rulu, on the const, us tln-j subsist chiefly by fishing. In the jo sir ne j through the interior IVo- fessor IIHthcfH-L, who had a Japan rsa companion, found few tn (militants. At ono place he (omul of Ainos en- gaged In mining for sulphur on the aido of an active volcano. Professor Hitchcock described the Ainos to the reporter nn the dirtiest o[ mon. rhoy never wiish, and their hidr and board, which are of most luxuriant growth, hang ibout tn n rrmttal mass. Ow- ing to their lack nf cleanliness 1t IB quite ilffleult to make out what their real com- jptoxion Washington star. of all in Leavening U. 5. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889, Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE H. H. SLAVENS, The Leading Furniture Man The Housekeeper's Friend, can buy anything from a Kitchen Table to a Piano, from a Wash- ing Machine to a No. 1 Hall Sale, and so CHEAP as to make your lite -AT SLAVENS- OLYMPIC BLODZ, FIRST STREET, WOODLAND, OALIFOEH1A FORRESTER HODGE -TMVITE TOUR ATTENTION TO THEIE- Full and Fresh Stock of Choice Groceries FAMILY Our Taste Hams and Bacon S IN STOCK, Goods Promptly Delivered to any Part of the Town. -CALIFORNIA DISCOVERIES! Having resigned as Manager nf the Home Mutual IiiKuraueeConipanj 111 MF KUltKKA The mono ofiJnllforiiia meann, "I have found it." nly In ili.it land of sunshine the orange, e, UK nnd (trnpe mid rlju'ti liiicl atincn thPir lilguuH hiinn Uia herlia an jfiini rnunil that aie In tliUil plenum1 n-inedy ..jr rill ihrn.il nnd Inns lioulile-i SAK ABtR, iho mlor ol cmiwliM, ixfithmii and cunsninpllun. 1'ond (t Jjimsoji beeL appnitittci this v.iluthlr Utllfornla rpmedy, anrt sell U undt-rn atSl.OC a bottle. 1 hreu for 5U. s tATARRH ORQVILLECAL CALIKOltKIA CAT-Il-UUKE. Thoolny iftitiruntpcd c-urp forOitjirrh, fold In Hie hc.id, Hnv 1 oer, fiilrt, Ciitnrrhal lit-nftn'SH and U. stores tlie IOIIKCB oftn.-.teiuii! It, luifl timlc nnd nii- breath, rcsiuriiii; (ram Crt.iii.rili. Follow directly us nnd a curu IH warrautcd. SANTA ABIE and CAT-R-CURE, ANH OtTAHANTlCKIl HT Pond and Lawson, HANTA AHTK CitinprNn QITM A nniiim.1 California Hum. Hj nwjillnwlnp the produced Ju ohtwlng will matortuilly HUMPHREYS ii cnrcfully projmml tiriuwrliiUnns used miuty TcnrstiipTtTntoiirai-tlco with for over thirty years nacilliy tho poopla. Kvcty Spe- clllo IBB cure for tho (llMuflonnineil. Tlieso lllcs euro iriihnut ririiiiftinit, pnrR- nB the in fnct remediEimrtlin Worlil. PtUKCtrAi. ios. CBUKS. nuen vrrH, CMHixVnn, Inrln'mnnMnn ormn. Worm Vovrr, Wrtrm o.lic .j 'rylne Tnfanwi mrrnpfit of Chflrtn-n or Artnitn off W iyBpnVoTyj HrlpttiR.liiUniiHColie.. Jholfirn IttorbitM, Vnmitlng........ Cnld, H f nil llhrilill !JV jfttTi Inll ucn thrnmhilHtn KPTIT nnd A H, itltnii i Inl ncrnl i.Mnlu-la "1. O- N BANEIY i as Manage Wood in ud. R. H. NEWTON HAS BEEM APPOINTED TO FILt THE -r OFFICE AT ........-i- 60S Main Street Opp. Wells, Fargo Gu. THE Home Mutual 1IAS ACiT-HMSlNT ALI TOWXS IS VOIO CCHJT.TY. BT FAIR DEALING, PEOMPT ATTENTION TO BUSINESS] GENTLEHAHLY AGENTS AND Immediate Payment of Losses ir.ontn. fair of Ilia msur- C, D BDKCESOU, Special A sent. In nil principal places in the county. Auction Sale! -OP- PERSONALPROPERTY I WILL S6.LL. AT 1TBLIC AUCTION ----nn THE---- SCHARDIN RANCH One Mile East of Iirooks Pohlollitc Valley, Saturday, Jnly at 10 o'clock P M. The following jiiMfHirty 2 Ljirge IJrood UtK) !lis. Nuirtinn MiirMDUolts, ,ild. pounds li. 2 Norman [tnritc 1 Sucking Colt. five-year-old horse. Horjtc Ivi'o borse Wagon, nitli rack Header Wiipron Itond Carl. Mctirjj I-'our-iioriu, Mai-row. (Jultivsitor. MnwniK Mhditnc. Tlircc-hiirsc Wheel Plow. Tlycr Make. G.'in sjovvor. ind Kltcben KiirnUiiio. THE SCH IRDfN RAXC1J OF 312 ACRES FOR KALE. M. H. ROBB, (nee Schardin.) A. REED, Anitioneer Any on o ilPKirlni: loevmninr1 and pmiMTiy :ii prlvntf nilculll in J HiitclifiiKun, r, Wiindl'iinl. TKII.MH OK SALK-All sums under ruth; nil over sliiy diijs Him will ho Ivoi approved ircnrlry nt 7 itm Notice to Wood Fealers, SPECIFICS. I olo County will rcivtvc nettled I.ids nn- II AtitciiHt r.in, wi.nt la ircimk, w iir wood nir ntc 01 the (Yiiuuy ID it) Mxnvn-tncl! -vitntl, mid H) corih ol wood, to tin dollvf icd al llii'Ci nrl TIdiiNO, nnd V, cords of itic-h wood, nnd Vi curdK of Hvcntv f'.ur Incn wond lo tie delivered nt Ilii-ConnM ITfiiitlinl Tolm rf ci'lvoil nnd nccpplcd !iy iho Hltfirll! anil Hfwpttnl Wnrdcn rrspr-otlvcK. liv ordor of tho flnnpd M, O. MAULING, Clerk, -----CASH I KM THE S'lOCK OP----- Diamonds, Silverware, Jewelry And guarantees to save you from 10 to 20 percent, on your purchases. REPAJRIHG, DIAMOND SETTING SPECIALTIES. PROPER CARE TAKEN TO THE FITTING OF EYE-GLASSES. STORE Woodlanrl, TO WHITE HOUSK Tall runt In Woodland Opera House [FRANK DIETZ, MA.SAtlJtu.] ONE- NIGHT ONLY! Tuesday, July 22d, 1890. Third Season and Continued Success of Horace Ewing IN MIS UKGAT CHARACTER, "WIDOW THOROUGH New Specialties New Songs! The Most Side Splitting Humorous Comedy Ever Written. PRICES-75 Cts, and 80 Cts, Seats now on sale at Gray Son a Drug Stoic. 50-Cent Column. [All classes ol leeltimate lor.sjtReedlug flve lines, inserted undiir thlB >r flfty cents per wwk.l Wood Delivered To ahj part ol the city in tiny ciimixlly Leavuordert I'A hlncks-ioutli of Trloi Uloek at residence. EliNKSi' CI.EVJiNULK JuljlO-ti Genaral House Work, A lady ivisliDH a position to do eencrn.1 houao work Apply ttilH olEce, ___________jiill Eoam to fient. A nice large front room, well furnlghod .nu ijInclE from Jl.iln street, In ronli pni t ol town, foi rent in one or two PLTHOI Apply to Mrs A Lnnihert 01 ill this olllcu. A Boy Wants Work. A boy of fourteen years ft Jo'j with 11 furnilj or (jL'iitRin.iu, A gmxl -.taviij liny, K Ml'l. I t! I1. Hot, and r, nil IVnns Ti Itonini riil( 0 in Hint rniin till jj'hiO EXCHANGE MARKET, Chalmers Brothers, Prop's BUTCHERS, And Dealers in Live Stock IcltvciM lo (ill of lown free ol vt, USB. on) I h> Hlock. Woodland Heat Market! ARMSTRONG ALCE, wt ptafl DMldn In Utf Stock. Eta. Stn, ST. WOODLAFD OAU L. CHAIIMAK, ASTONISHER! AUCTION FOR SLAUGHTER. L. Charmak HAS Conn INTO Possession or A BANKRUPT STOCK! ----OK- CLOTHING Dry Goods, Boots Shoes, Etc, HE WILL OPEN Monday, -AT----- The Store Formerly Occupied by Mose Sisenvine, GOODS WILL BE REGARDLESS OF PRICE, o GROCERS. AT THE OLD STAND. THK BEdT AND FREStfKBT Groceries IN THE Market OH FINE CROCKERY A SPECIALTY, HAMMAM BATHS T1IK 1IAMM VN Now Open and Ready for Use, LADIES. Thursdays. Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays. Gilbert Building South of Democrat 001 c. WOODL.AND, CAL- MS, MRS. HOPKINS, Fropriotorfc P, KRELLENBERG SON, Importer and Dealer In Ail of Furniture and Bedding Whli-h will lie Hf id at the I.owcut HA IPX. Undertaking in All Us Branches PKOMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Cnr Tldrrt and Main Slit. n n m in ihs of ind iikni. 1 i f001 U to itll A.J. STOXFR, by UNION Ice Company! WOODLAND, CAI_. IN----- Natural Ice WHOLESALE AND BETA1L, TOWN CUSTOMERS SERVED DAILY o All Frum tlio Cuuutry Filled. for our Natural Ice a snperi orlty in purltv overeverv sort o( timimtin tilted or tirliJlctul Ice. Try and be eou v I need. H. M. JfOYT, Agerd. "THE THE ABOVE HOUSE 1126 Market St. S. F -IB CONDUCTED Mrs. Eldred Edelman, ----FORMEULY OF---- The State House Hotel -3 SACRA MEN TO., MORK EECBNTLY THE ALVIN HOUSE, HAN FRANUISCO, strictly a. Famll3v HonHp-hiunc To all well diHpoaed. A uoinimidiim-, lionii wltli prices to suit all. All Jlurket SIIUE llnea ]iass the door. MODEL BAKERY CHRIS MKZGAR, FRESH BREAD DELIVERED Delicious Ice Cream Furnished It) Public and Private Parties. Home-Hade Candles and Confectlonerys Fancy Cftkes a Special Salejian Hats! Trimmed Sun Hats selling worth 52.H Uutri mined JlutsHtlllug.il GO cent, Dentil Ifi IS YOUR TIME PURCHASE-PICNIC-HATS! ----AT A----- Very Low Price. Call Immediately at MISS LIZZIE SMITH'S Hunt Block, Woodland. OThft BTn-TBES' QU1DX it jiwued March and Sept., each year. It in an oncy. elopedia of nuefti! infer. mation for all who pur- the luxuries, or tho neoe-JiJltieB of life. -We can olothe yon and furaiah. you with all tho neosBsary and uxuxecoFniary apoliaiioes to ride, walk, dance, sleep, out, flsii, hunt, work, go to church, or stiiy at home, and in various sizes, ntyleB and quantitleg, Juat figure out what la required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, and 7011 can rorvlto afair the value of the QUIDS, which wlU bo sent upon receipt of 1O cents to pay poRtn-ge, MONTGOMERY WARD Sf CO. Interjiational Hotel! KING, WVEtD, (JO., N-KV, BT.. HAS hotel hpen remodeled nt .111 BOARD AND ROOM, -jsi on i The. iniMt conipnIPni 10 mil [Jind all Court-, and i'lauiis ol MK VLS, n. X-ffi. rh Kirtiid from oellpw HACK NOTICE! Mr. S. Snec hup pnrcimii d t he b.u k bus U Jihnm.and ulll cuuliuui1 ftt tlit IK FROST OF THE BYRHS HOTEL OKDMltS TKKT AT-------- ErrnB Hotel and the City Stables. Will be promptl> tilled. 8. BNUE WU-JDLAND C1AL Bank of Yolo. I. P MrmuTT, r W. W mu'U'NH W.JH MAMAfll'll ANtl CAtnlPK CVSHIKH Capital Paid tip SBrplns Fund GO TO -WILLIAMS.- Leading Photographer drut flam wor> IVfaln Mtrect ovc A Oroccry Mlnrc. For Sale! 1-QO Acres Of Rood Innd InCldpay Vnllcy, filtimtpd ncnr Uroolin, W) of wlilch x n m mortal lowed nnd Hn iniln-r. Wlih) llonup, Rftrn and Omlnory, nnrt ftbnul IflO yoiinn fruit trees Kor reffrcnro AT- Blaglo eaiovannettl, nOOX BTATIOI, TOLO Oft, OIL, SOCIETY MEETINGS. t.'uuucJI, O. C. F.. Mo. will meet first and third Friday even-, IHKH of every month, in their ball I GJj mplclJIock, t irtt street. Woodland. _ W- i-BK, COWB. C, D, Secretary. BUSINESS CARDS. G. M. HEAD, Attorney and Counselor At Law. NOTAIIV PUBLIC. rm, Yolo County. Will practice In nil tUe Courts. WM. ELLERY BRIGGS, M. D. Oculist, Aunet Physician FOU urshASKs OP TIII: THROAT. OFFICE -4291-2 J St Comer of 5th St, Sun. mento, CaL ic. 1 to 4 P. x. A. M.I to 2 P.M. DR. CEO. R. JACKSON, Physician and Sur-gaon DR. H. D. USHEAD, Physician and Surgeon. Office Juskson Block Main Bt. over Riay it drii ol Second, l store. DRS. CLARK 4 GRAY, Physloiana and Office over New York Store, Ualn Street. atleution to discuses of the Eve and ELIZABETH M. YATE8, I. D. Rhysloian and Surgeon. OmceoTcr Dr. Zimmermim'g "Drue Store Third atreet. Orllea tO li A. M. lUld -2 to 1 IP. M. W. A. G. YON BHEYMiH, Veterinary Surgeon AND EQUINE DJ5NTIST. office: Second bonse nortb novlu Eesl Mills. DR. Oentis-t, CAMPBELL, Offlepund rcbidence. two doora aastot the Itouae, iluln street, Woodland, Cttl. A. N. DICK, H. D., Dentist, Woodland, One floor Wait M Bank of Woodland mp Main Street. W. H. CARSOH, Resident Architect, WOODLAND, CAL. Specifications nod Estimates rull> prepared. Office, No. 3. Deite Blovk. J. C. BALL, Attorney at Law. ______Office over Bunk ot Woodland. R. I, SIMPSON, Attorney at l_ a w in ml the Courts. Office with J. C Bull, nver Hayilc of Woodland. F. E. BAKER. w. M. GBAST. BAKER GRAKT, Attorneys-at- I_ aw. BftomR 1, aud S, lixcelsior Block, Wood- ifomlii. N, A, HAWKINH. j CRAIO CRAIG 4 flmiBS, Attorneys AND AT LA.W. 'Tllrp--Booms 3, 5 and 7 over Bank o Wi i! iMinl. WOOUI.AITD, Fublic.- DRS. REK t BEEBE, Ollieo in Pond Drue Store. Olf- llec 1 1 mint- Si to J-J A K. Dr. Iviei 3 lit -il Uyrns Hotel, Wood- lutlrt, "ioloUo ,Cal Uetljp's llcsi College street, be- tw< en and Gross. Wooillftuit. OltAV A OHAT A UONS GRAY SOSS, Prescription Druggists 1 CAHItV A COlirLETK STOCK OT Drugs, PdtjQt Medicines, Toilet Articles SCHOOL HOOKS, 11 WT.A.T J O IN ICTt WOODLAIfD, CA1 Schluer's Bakeryl MAIN STREET, OOLLKOl PntST, AND- FIRST STREET, BRTWKKN MAIN AUK COURT Fresh Brmd Served to Customers In AU Parts of Town. WEDDING CA.KKS FURNISHED IS THE LATHS STYLE ON SHORT NOTICED THE BEST ICE CBEJ1M ALWAYS OIT HAHB THE OPERA RESTAURANT] JOHN KVIBKOVICH, fl will be lftMH. all houra o, th clnjar.il Her veil liy clcnn nnd Ol'KUA HLOCK roll M VtN HKCONfl HT1. Reliable SEEDS! It. HOVKV, Manager, The fmnonn HO rd Store tif FHIO Ilovey N ot havo to nla, where iiine will bo conducted M The EMORY ;


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