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Risk appetite returned with both Crude Oil prices rising in
European session. Currently trading at 109.7, the front-month
contract for WTI Crude Oil gained for a 2nd straight day and
fluctuated around a 3 day high.
The equivalent Brent Crude contract rose to as high as 123.15
after declining over the past 2 days.
Gold was resilient and made a clear break 1500, driven by
Strong demand for USD alternatives.
The US Dollar Index fell for a 2nd straight day to as low as
74.475, a level not seen since November 2009. Weakness in USD is
positive for Gold.
While threats of a rating down grade have pressured the
"Greenback", S&P's report may result in speeding up a deal in
the government. In this case, Gold may be weighed down.
The April BOE minutes unveiled that 3 members voted for a rate
hike, and the rest favored leaving the Bank rate unchanged as it
is yet to confirm whether the slowdown in growth had been
1 member, while voting for maintenance of interest rates,
preferred to increase the size of the asset-purchase program by
Policymakers believed 'the most likely near-term path of
inflation would be higher than the Committee had thought at the
time of the February Inflation Report'.
There is still 'a significant risk that inflation would exceed
5% in the near term'. Concerning economic growth, policymakers
forecast GDP growth in Q-1 Y 2011 to be 'pushed down' by 'large
falls in energy and construction output that were unlikely to be
Meanwhile, 'the near-term prospects for consumption weakened
during the month. Survey-based measures pointed to weak
consumption of services in Q-1.
The volume of retail sales had been broadly flat for some
months. And surveys of consumer confidence had remained far below
their historic average levels'.
On net, the minutes remained "Dovish" and the central bank
will probably leave the policy rate unchanged at 0.5% until Q-3
Spot gold rose to an all-time high of 1,505.70 oz. having
risen almost 4% over the past 8 days. The precious Yellow metal
is set for its 11th successive Quarterly gain, as it extended
this week's record run on players hedging growing inflation
risks, and bought into a broad commodities rally as the USD fell,
aided in part by Monday's threat of a downgrade to the United
States' AAA credit rating.
Silver rose above 45 oz for the 1st time since Y 1980, when
the Hunt Brothers of Texas cornered the Silver market.
This action is a continuation of a longer-term move being
driven by Worldwide monetary policies, and specifically in the
United States by the Federal Reserves QE policy.
Mounting evidence of rising inflation in major Asian economies
such as China and India were echoed in Latin America Wednesday,
with Brazilian prices nearing a government ceiling and Mexico's
yearly rate exceeding a Key target.
Total Crude Oil and Petroleum products stocks declined for a
2nd week running, by -6.74 mmb to 1030.67 mmb in the week ended
April 15.
The market anticipated a +1.60 mmb increase.
The Crude Oil stockpile dropped -2.32 mmb to 356.97 mmb during
the week with draws seen in all of the 5 PADDs.
Cushing stocks also fell -0.77 mmb to 41.13 mmb. Utilization
rate rose +1.1% to 82.5%.
Gasoline inventory fell -1.58 mmb to 208.10 mmb although
demand slipped -1.30% to 9.06M bpd. Production rose +2.21% but
was partly offset by a -4.05% drop in imports.
Distillate inventory declined -2.50 mmb to 148.34 mmb as
demand rose +8.2% to 4.11M bpd. Rises in imports (+190.10%) and
production (+2.64%) limited the inventory draw.
WTI Crude Oil broke above 110 after the report as reduction in
Crude Oil and Fuel inventories beat expectations.
Gold rose to 1506.2 Wednesday and intra0day bias remains to
the Northside for 100% projection of 1309.1 to 1445.7 from 1380.7
at 1517.3 next.
On the Downside: a clear below 1488.2, Key support, will
indicate short term Topping, and bring retreat. Barring that my
outlook is Bullish even in case of retreat.
The Big Picture: Gold's long term up-trend is in progress, and
is regaining momentum. That said I will stay Bullish as long as
1380.7, Key support, holds and expect the current up-trend lead
the way to 100% projection of 1155.6 to 1432.5 from 1309.1 at
1586 next. Stay tuned...
Silver's rally rose to 45.00, and intra-day bias is on the
Northside for 161.8% projection of 17.735 to 31.275 from 26.30 at
48.208 next.
On the Downside: a clear break of 42.20, Key support, will
indicate that a short term Top has formed, and bring on
consolidations. Barring that, my outlook is Bullish even in case
of retreat.
The Big Picture: the long term up-trend in Silver is in
progress and is regaining momentum with at target of 50, the
psych mark. A clear break of 36.74, Key support, is needed to be
the 1st signal of medium term Topping. That said, my medium term
outlook is Bullish. Stay tuned...
Intra-day bias in Crude Oil is Neutral as it is bounded in
range above 105.31. With 110.24,the minor resistance, intact, a
pull back from 113.46 could still extend lower. A clear break
below 105.31 will bring another fall towards 55 days EMA now at
But, strong support should be seen above 96.22, Key support,
to resume the larger up-trend. A clear above 110.24, the minor
resistance, will turn intra-day bias back to the orthside for
retreating 113.46, Key resistance, first. A clear break there
will target 100% projection of 33.2 to 83.95 from 64.23 at
The Big Picture: the medium term rebound from 33.2 is in
progress and a Stronger rise should be seen towards 100%
projection of 33.2 to 83.95 from 64.23 at 114.98.
But, here is no change in my POV that this rally is the 2nd
wave of the consolidation pattern from that started at 147.27,
the Y 2008 high. So, again I will start looking for reversal
signal again above 114.98 projection level, remember that a break
of 96.22, Key support, is needed to indicate medium term Topping.
Barring that my outlook is Bullish. Stay tuned...
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Pitching to rid the country of malnutrition, actor-producer Aamir Khan Monday appealed to grass root level health activists and the local administration across the country to make the mission successful.
"I appeal to the ASHAs, Anganwadi workers, sarpanchs, you are the foot soldiers. I appeal to all of them to take this very seriously and make this movement successful," Khan said at the launch of a media campaign against malnutrition.
ASHAs, the Accredited Social Health Activists, are community health workers instituted by the government to assist in the National Rural Health Mission (NRHM). Anganwadi workers work under government's Integrated Child Development Service programme as a neighbourhood centre for health-care activities like contraceptive counselling and supply, nutrition education and supplementation, and child care.
Talking about the effects of malnutrition, Khan said: "The damage in first two years does the damage that stays through out the life."
"If you love your country join the movement. How will India become a super power if we are effected by malnutrition?" he added.
The actor has been attached with social causes, and had recently done a television series featuring social issues. He has been associated with the information, education and communication programme of Women and Child Development Ministry, which was launched by President Pranab Mukherjee Monday.
The programme will spread the message across the country in 18 languages, through television, radio, print and other media against malnutrition.
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Remember when college basketball was a big deal? When a visit by Stanford would have been a can't-miss event in Pullman? When a win over UCLA would have had Oregon State's Gill Coliseum rocking? When a narrow win over USC would have had Oregon's Mac Court quaking?
Such times are gone. Long gone. On Thursday, the three events listed above attracted fewer than 20,000 fans — combined.
True, the Huskies had an announced audience of close to 10,000 for their game against Cal. But that was for a game between two of the better teams in the Pac-12 in a metropolitan arena.
There are many reasons college basketball has lost its buzz: Too many teams make the NCAA tournament. Too many games on TV. League play means too little — thanks to conference tournaments. Too many of the better players flee early to the NBA.
It's all too bad.
These must be unsettling times for St. Louis Rams season-ticket holders.
The NFL has announced that the Rams will play one of their home games in London for each of the next three seasons. That means only seven home games in St. Louis, and next season the Rams will play perhaps their most attractive home game, against the Patriots, at Wembley Stadium.
The announcement certainly seems to indicate that owner Stan Kroenke is not committed to St. Louis. Nothing original about that. Team owners can do what they want — and Kroenke wants improvements to the St. Louis stadium and his lease, which expires after the 2014 season. We doubt that it's a coincidence he agreed to play one home game in England until then.
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Here are a few vintage patriotic pictures that you could download and use as place cards at your 4th of July dinner with your grandkids.
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Or, you could make coasters. Or, make place mats out of them. Or, print small copies and put them in the bottom of muffin tins for a bean bag toss.
You, Dear Reader, are so clever, clever that I'm sure you could find many ways to use these fun vintage pictures. Continue reading


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Those dogs don not respect anything nowdays…
This is Surströmming, a well known Swedish delicacy. It's actually rotten fish.
Snake attack!!
A**hole alligator ruins fishing day
Best use of hand mixer I've ever seen
Grouper and Green Moray in a fierce battle over a lionfish
After the treatment this ugly bastard will look ten years younger
Emotional video of a grandson filming his grandfather's last fishing trip
If you can't keep it, others will claim it. Maximum respect for the biggest underwater trolling I've ever seen.
That's a new one…A seagull almost drops a fish on a biker. No lunch today for the careless bird.
This is equivalent to piranha eating a cow
Kami, the cute kitten, will never go near this aquarium again.
Caribbean Reef Shark attacks diver in the Western Caribbean Sea. This must be one of the scariest experiences a human can have.
Watch Remi Gaillard's new prank video called "Fish"
Woman goes insane while enjoying some fish pedicure on her feet
More like a bitch slap
Cranky sea lion misses fish as pelican comes and steals it
Lumpsucker can't believe what's happening through that glass
Hungry fish lion will jump like pro in order to eat some fish
Badass fish win
A remora fish falls in love with a diver. Watch the cute video
Seal steals fish
Cat drinking water from fish bowl with paw. I think she is actually studying the fish for a future attack
Spoiler alert: she won't kiss it
Taking fishing to another level. This is a big bass btw.
Is this a Colgate viral?
This is scary, in few years they'll own the beach
Alligator steals a bass from girl's fishing line


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Issue date: Friday, August 30, 1850
Pages available: 4
Previous edition: Friday, August 23, 1850
Next edition: Friday, September 6, 1850
Publication name: Oshkosh Democrat
Location: Oshkosh, Wisconsin
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Oshkosh Democrat (Newspaper) - August 30, 1850, Oshkosh, Wisconsin The Democrat, at Wisconsin, eoery Friday morning, by JAMES DENSMORE. i VILLAGE Swusqudl amount of wealth that men desire, but a competency of the necessaries of life. This all have a right to, if they art willing to labor for it. A reasonable firaoqnt of labor in each twenty-foil hours, allowing sufficient time- for recre> ation, improvement of the mind, and sufficient to should hav; something left for his uvints when thai sl.eep, should be paid a sunn support the laborer, and he i From the' Boston 'iMIy Tfimea. Prayers for Prayers were put up in all the city and ifi all Episcopal churches throughout the State, on Surtday 'lastj for the souls Pearson and Boston'Times. bowe paragraph Struck niy eye, I mentally exclaimed, "How much more do men expect from God than they For last For the pardon and, forgtve- period of life arrives when his toil should end. A less remuneration would b> criminal; and the soctely lhat does net enforce full payment, either, ih-roughits political power, or through a lawofsu- cial life, fails to do Its duty to its merr- bers, and deserves, to theu' ears the constant Jiave ringing 11 sound of REVC- LUJMOiS We do not justify some of the ccnduc t of the operatives now on a strike for be ler pay, in forcible measures to prt- vent some of co laborers from pui- suing their bcsirtess. No man has i right to alt.ick and beat a fellow labore1 destroy his -property, and the property cf of his employer, because he will notcor- form to his views. Reason and argi- merit are better in such a case. Satiof; bim that his continuing to labor for ir- adequate pay is an injury to the grett body of workmen, and in the end to hirr- self, and if his family would not suffer from his discontinuing to do so, he woulJ conform to youi views. The working- men of this countiy have the political power in their hands, and if they wilt cercise it rightly, they will uccumplis i all that is desirable. The operatives have nol acted in the recent riots in which they have Though those were disorderly proceedings small poiiion of their been engaged. engaged in the cenfitituie but a number, yet the wrong- done is charge] jto them in the aggiegate. The is the proper weapon, not pivinsf pistols, and dirks. When all other means fail to secure a just rerr.urreratio1 for labor, then bloodshed come let anarchy, not, not till then. sn W to society what they pardon and forgive will come from a prop- er fountain. "All the paths of Lord are thtrcy and truth." are the merciful for they shall obtam mercy." Taur4on% Jnly. 25, 1850. to Christian 'ministers 'pray what did Sabbath? ness of tha above men. In all and in all' the the mentioned churches of Boston, Episcopal ch'urches throughout Massachusetts, were petitions offered up lo Almighty God, that He would have mercy on the 'souls' of these wretched men, and not only their terrible offences, but soften' their hearts by the influences of the Divine Spirit, and make them partakers in- the joys of immoital felicity. Now this is asking a good deal the hands of God. And it is to be presumed that those who officiated in his several "prayed in "for whatsoever is not of faith is sin." But how can they expect so much from God, when themselves have denied the poor sufferers so little Prayers, ardent, sincere, solemn prayers have been offered to for the "pardon aud forgiveness" of Webster Education of the Blind. Vl Jauegville, July By ft recent act of 'the Legislature of i his- State, (Session Laws, 1850, page provision has been made fbrvihe 'establishment of an Institution for the Ed- ucation of the Blind, to be located at this place. The Board of Trustees having for the miserable dismal have confidence in otbci measures; whei that confiJence ceases, we say let heroes and patnots use more congenial and foi- i-ible implements to secure the moslsc- cicd lights of man. Such is a brief position of our of human right and the means of enfoicing them. It wi bo seen that we have no sympathy will the opptessor, and oot afraid to hit t at a revolution cf social law, pcli ical power Jails to accomplish what believe it can and should Society has a claim upon the services of its members, and each member a clam upon society for a comfoilabte suppoi If those who possess the wealth of a con munity may say to the operative, '-we do not want your tha latter may propei ly "wa do not want yoi r idleness." If there is not a place for a I at Nature's table, who shall say that in a scramble for a seat, the strong- arm of the laborer shall not prevail If we- aie asked to respect the which says it dividual property must be protected from plunder, we answer that we will; biit there is a higher law which declares hu- manity mast bg proUe'cltd froiA suffering, and starvalion! It vvilll not do to say to the necessitous and suffering laboring classes, who produce all the wealth pf the itis in accordance; with a law of nature, or a decree cf pro1 idence, that the few are to be surrounded with, all the luxuries of life, and live in idleners, while th'e many' are for the want of bread. Carry out these principles if possible, through the quid power of suffrage and the selection nf men to political station who know tte evils and wants of the masses If th s method fails, we say to the laboring clas- ses, TRY SOME OTHER. and? Pearson, bat only boon of life life in a toiling all the iong years of their allot- ted time on earth' as an atonement for their crimes -shut out from God's green earth, away from home and kindred, and doomed to perpetual silence and ser- vitude, with no hope of happmesss only through the gtace of God truths of a Resurrective life But has man gran- ted this petition? Would the Christian churches in Boston and the Episcopal churches in our State grant it Would ths ministers of Christ grant it if they had the power1? By no means How then can they expect so much, mercy when they will show wo mercy. The Governor and Council were besought to allow the wrethed Pearson a few more days or 19 prepare for d-eatb, as he was unfit to die but even this favor was re- fused and yet the very man who would deny rzll mercy would look up and ask God to show mercy yea, infinite and eternal fivor. This has always been the custom of the judge on the bench in pro- Eejoice not at" Misfortune. Never rejoice at another's misforture to your advati- Germany they make use of the saying "my corn is-rt- which a person wjll repeat who because it may turn out tijje. In some parts of prospect of something profitab e has occuring to hira. Onee while a eurgeon and carpenter were taking a walk togeth- they observed at some distance a small viJUge, known to them both, on fire.-- The carpenter pointed to it, and said lo his corn is ripening-, for heconeleAed that if the old housi s were bnrned new ones would require o be but, as he looked intently at tie conflagration and not at the road, imnn- dlately after saying this he fell into a ditch broke his arm. said tl e surgeon, "it appears to me that my coin is already ripe." nouncng sentence of death on a fellow- mortal -'I order that you be "and that you be hinged by the neck until you are dead, dead, DEAE, ar.d God have meicy on your 1 have not uttered the above thoughts because I am of opinion that the unfor- tunate men names are at the head of this article were riot gniltyaof as black crimes as were ever placed 03 record not because commsmily were expec- ting Executive clemency, considering the demands of the present law with refer- ence to capital but because this law is sail sustained by the Christi- anity of Massachusetts and because of the of denying a poor cul- prit all mercy and then asking God to jhow mercy. What an audacious acl As much as to 'say "Great God, I have dipped my hands in the blood of rny brother, by condemning him to I have beeft deaf -to his cries for have denied him even the small favor of a few days respite 19 'prepare his scial for the bar of God 1hvs offences restore him to thy bless him with the joys of an everlasting- salvation." How can such men themselves expect to be-Torgiven? lflf ye forgive men their trespasses, j-our heavenly Father will also forgive you; but if ye forgive not men tbeir trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your Malt. vi. 14 15. The ground may be assumed by some, that God is not besought to pardon the offender and make him a partaker of heavenly happiness only on condition of severe repentance on tltevr part. But is liot tbis asking of God more than we are willing to grant1? Are those in favor of the gallows moved at all m favor of eacy by "the- repentance" of the guilty? By no means. If it were positively de- monstrated to theft minds Lbat Wehster and Pearson had experienced trie "new birth" and were made most truthful and sincere Cristians by the pow4r of the Holy heapU yearning' only for purity and truthfulness, it would not weigh tne amount of a feather in their minds in fevor of commutation. God would forgive on such conditions, but they could not. Oh no The "divine institution" must be sustained. The aa- Jerrold defines dogmi- tism as 'puppyism come to its full gTowth." credness of the law must and man must be hanged be vindicated, whether he be wicked sinner or a devoted saint! If we err at all, let it be on the side of mer- cy then our prayers to God that he will upon therft a method ofcpratkm. It is remarkable that tbia laying hold of mobility of the frame comet alto from a Swede, (Ling, the just aaihedetn- conitiution that the body lives in motion, a'nd that the Lungs give that motion, waa the gain of another Swede, namely Swe den bo indeed formed the main truth of his physiological The latter I regard as the greatett prin- ciple of which has yet been put into body; former may Lurn out to be one of the "most vital of thw Curative Arts. G. W. duly5 organized, have bestowed their first attention upon the arrangements necessa- ry for openln-g the school, which will be on the first Monday of October next. Mr. Joseph T. Axtell, a State Institution for the graduate of the Blind in Ohio, the general superintendance of the school, asssisted by a competent and judicious matron, to whom the 'manage- ment of the household will be entrusted. The pupils will be -wall provided with boarding, lodging, fuel, at the ex- pense of the Institution, and will be un- der tha constant supervision of the Prin- cipaf or Matron, subject to the control of the Board of The Trustees, in adopting this method of making known the organization of the Institution, wish' to be understood that their labor is entirely gratuitous, except the reward arising- from the consciousness that they are engaged in the cause of hu- manity, and they solicit the earnest co- operation of the friends of this cause in aiding them in atl ways that may tend to the benefit of the and par- ticularly that those to whom this circular may be addieesed would communicate to the corresponding secietary the name, sex, residence, or pastoffice address of the Blind in thier respective localities, to- gether with their age, and cause of blind- nesss, capacity for instruction, and other information which may be of interest. The friends of thu1 pupils will be re- quired to supply them with proper cloth- log, and lo be at the expense of their tiav- elmg to and from ihe Inslitulion. By the acl above referred to, it will be seen that the Board of Trustees is author- ize j to receive donations for tbe benefiit of the Institution. We hope to be able to acknowledge the liberality of the people of Wisconsin, in this behalf, by the re- ceipt cf such aiticles as may be for the benefit of tha Inbtitution, whether in mon- ey or otherwise, and all donalions will be itrictk appljed according to the wishes of the donor. We hope to hear from you as eaily as practicable, for the reason that it may be necessary to know the number for whom provision should be made; and from ne- cessity this number must be limited until the propel buildings can be erected. Very respectfully, Your obedient servants, A. HYATT SMITH, LEVI ALDEN, WM. A. BARSTOW, C. FAlRCttf'LD, HIRAM FOOTE, IRA MILTIMORE. [Committee. LEVI ALBEN, Correspond'g Secretary. A New "Pathy." A subject-which is now o'eing much talked of here as a piece of Progress, is the new system of Mechanical or Motor Medicine, called KINESIPATHVT, OR THE COKE'OF BtsEASEs BY SPECIFI'C ACTIVE AND PASSIVE MOVEMENTS. It has been practised for 40 years in Stockholm, and is this year for the first time, bectfrriittg prominent in England. The method con- sists in applying GXterual motions, active and 'passi vie exercise, to body; and in rendering these fo special, that you can operate o'n the various inward organs, Frte.; tion, post ire, percuisioa, motion, are all made use of; and the science has ao far advanced, that already as many as a thou-j sand different movements have been de- vised for the purpose-of moving and ging the failing parts and powers within. There are thus languages of NUDGES to remind the brain, liver, spleen, and alt of neglecied dkitieS.- effects pro- daced approve the plan, and stamp it Posting of JLwmdbn N'etf-Bpapera viewed fi-om Whhin. was ft quarter before: tit o'clock when they crossed the bemg> the latest hour at which newspapers cau posted without ft a. It 'was then just drizzling newspapers.1" The great win- dow of that department being thrown open thtj first black fringe of a thundet-cloucl newspapers impending over ihe Posl- discharging itself fitfully now in'liitie; now in sudden' pluinpr; now stopping altogether. By degrets it be- gan to rain hard; by fast degrets ihe atotm chtheiion until tt blew, raitud, hailed, and snowed newspapers. A fountain ot newspapers played al tho window. Waterspouts of "newspapers broke from aml'engulph- ed the men inside1. A piodigious- imiin of newspapers, tha Newspaper' River Head, seemed to be destruction to the miserable Post 'Office. The puil office is ao full already, 'that the window foamed at Ihe mouth with nens- Newspapers fluw out like fiutii. and tumbled m again by ihe. bystand- ers All the boys tti Ltftidou set'nted ti> have gone mad, and to Le brsiuging the Posiotiioe with newspapers. Now ail J the there' as fr g-irl find then n wom- an i.o w an'd Uic'n a weak old man'. Km as the minute hand ot the fkvU near lo six, such a torrent of bey.-, ami such a-ioireni of newspapers, came 'tum- bling IB logelliec heels, bne above' anotWr thai' ihe head looked on chiefly wl.y the springing over one- heads, i'ymg the garter into 'the or on pjrts of those specifically.- as an art.' and science. It pursued s exercise, into details. fice w.th the enthusiasm ol iurpb of acrobats at M. Fiavicuni's thin t just themselves nightly, alopg1 v. ith the papers, and get deiiv. red -uSl ovir tli'- world Suddenly u siiuckisix. Shut Sesame Perfectly stil! No- body itu-re. -No louen ol ilur.laiu not a-suul loo late Uut u h a a within lien up lo ihufr ken-is- in papers on great relies una dig- iptfs as system uf admirably among newspapers ging anJ delving m- if s new description cO seek hid blasted info fugrriunts; mm up ariJ down a gigmtic trnp in ds e and deicuidmg rojm, woilcol by engine taking with them u but mjufcpapers All thei Imluiy time, all the chron'chd dt'.ufis in I mnrai i ;os.. all llis cririKC, all the ai all the vanm s, ail ihe ch.'inste, all thr fc cities, of til I 'the civil ad t'.iitlt, heapt-J on. p u celled sliilultd, pliiyi-d, dealt y.ulioitd up, uud passed trjfh'tianJ to bun J. in an nppireutly inteimirl and lu.i less coulusKm, but realty iu a ami pursued six rhg-hts cvi'rv1 all thrcugli ihe lolling ycii WhiVh of us, ihis, shall find ''fault ui.h tlte rather r-.ioit extensive jyfl'.etn of sdod aul evil, v hen djfl't omitr' it at a glance; or t-urs iu their adheres1? i'uf >rir- ed thai seventy pass 8Od one room ia 320 feet in i t whereby disease is literally for the time HANDLED. One important truth which accrues from it is, opera- tions frdtn without are propagatt j inward and that by scientific knowledge you catl' send m messages to particular parts, which are received ar.d neard just where they are wanted, and, nowhere else. The rjraciice recognizes motion for the first time as an impo ftant element in the living frame, and throws the chemical and mole- cular views, which are dead and chaotic, into the back-groahd, bringing forward the physical and mechanical, which are large enoagii to bojivinp, and founding idea may Be farmed States Hotel af Saratoga, by 1 Messrs. Marvin, from the ,fo" 'list of Provisions consumed daily., are now about 700 guests at the House to which may be 100 300 seivanis. making, f. _t i i i} -1 L t tiT feed daily. consume, fctalnr other articlei, the following div'! 500 libs. Beef, 500 do. Mutton, flTO Chickens, 150 Ducks and TnrltMi, 600 Butter, RoHs breakfast, 4 barrels of Flour. In Ohio, moat of tha .peach are really breaking doWft vvitb the abliii- dauce of the fruit. Tfr6 apples are ly as abundant; fruit crop to be everywhere good. ;


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Friday, May 6, 2016
May 5, 2016 11:46
Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. . .or maybe not
In the days after Sept. 11, 2001, many news reports claimed that stunned Americans were seeking solace in sanctuary pews and in private rites of faith.
Friday, May 6, 2016
May 5, 2016 11:42
Kelly couple celebrating 50th year in ministry
TAYLORVILLE — As a part of their Fourteen Annual Founders Day Celebration, Faith Community Worship Center in Taylorville honored Founding Pastors James T. and June Kelly on their 50th Anniversary in the Ministry.
Friday, May 6, 2016
May 5, 2016 11:45
Faith Community Worship Center Hosts Girls Night Out
TAYLORVILLE — Fifteen girls and "Prayer Mothers" met at Faith Community Worship Center in Taylorville for a "Girls Night Out" on Friday, April 15. The event was one of several quarterly events sponsored through the Prayer Mother and Prayer Daughter ministry of the church.
Friday, April 29, 2016
April 28, 2016 12:25
Farm Hands Bluegrass Quartet to perform at First United Methodist Church
TAYLORVILLE — For anyone who has seen them in concert, none of this comes as a surprise. The Farm Hands are one of the most exciting and talented bands in bluegrass music.
Friday, April 29, 2016
April 28, 2016 12:24
Faith Community Worship Center observes Founders Day Celebration
TAYLORVILLE — Faith Community Worship Center will observe their fourteen annual "Founders Day Celebration" on Sunday, May 1 with a 10 a.m. worship service. Senior Pastor Jerry L. Thorpe, Jr. reports the day is planned to be a "time of reflection, of from where God has brought us, as well as a time of revelation, projecting our goals for the future of the church."
Friday, April 29, 2016
April 28, 2016 12:23
National Day of Prayer Task Force
There will be a National Day of Prayer hosted by Faith-In-Action and Quad Co. Home Health and Hospice on Thursday May 5 at the Pana Kitchell Park Chautauqua building.
Friday, April 29, 2016
April 28, 2016 12:24
Gospel music comes to Pana
PANA — The Wanda Mountain Boys will sing southern gospel music Sunday, May 1, at 5 p.m., at United in Faith Church, 609 Fairgrounds Road, Pana, Ill.
Friday, April 29, 2016
April 28, 2016 12:15
Minister's Message: "So, He Ascended into Heaven"
To confess Jesus to be the Son of God, the Christ of God, is to say that the events of His life brings us life and salvation.
Friday, April 29, 2016
April 28, 2016 12:15
Minister's Message: Hearing God's voice
TAYLORVILLE — In the movie, The Apostle, actor Robert Duvall portrays a preacher named Euliss "Sonny" Dewey. Early in this film, after loosing his family, his congregation and his direction, Sonny "asks" God what to do. I put ask in quotations as the scene shows he not so much asks as shouts and demands. When a neighbor calls the house and speaks with his mother and asks for him to keep it down, she says, "Sometimes Sonny talks to God, sometimes he shouts at God. Tonight's a shoutin' night!"
Friday, April 22, 2016
April 21, 2016 12:02
Stonington youth group completes service project
STONINGTON — The CrossTraining Youth Group from Stonington Joy Assembly recently completed their April Service project. As baseball season approaches, the youth group walked to the Stonington Park for a cleanup day. After a picnic lunch and a short lesson the youth picked up trash and raked leaves in the park, ball diamond and dug out areas.
Friday, April 22, 2016
April 21, 2016 12:00
Catholic Daughters Contest Winners
TAYLORVILLE — Each spring the Catholic Daughters of the Americas local chapter sponsors a contest in which students from St. Mary School are asked to use their creative talents.
Friday, April 22, 2016
April 21, 2016 11:55
Taylorville Christian hosting Wanda Mountain Boys
TAYLORVILLE — The Wanda Mountain Boys will be in concert at Taylorville Christian Church, 1124 N. Webster St., Taylorville, this Sunday, April 24, at 6:00 p.m.
Friday, April 22, 2016
April 21, 2016 11:55
'Religious liberty' has become a scary term in today's environment
Early in his career in Congress, Democrat Tony Hall of Ohio had his politics worked out, but he wasn't sure how to combine them with the convictions of his Christian faith.
Friday, April 22, 2016
April 21, 2016 11:35
Area Events Planned to Mark National Day Of Prayer
Friday, April 22, 2016
April 21, 2016 11:34
Church transforming club for homeless people
BLOOMINGTON, Ill. (AP) — When Charles Ahrens looks at the unfinished floors and walls of the third floor of a building that once hosted comedy shows, he sees a future home for people living on the streets, many of them mentally ill.
Friday, April 22, 2016
April 21, 2016 11:33
Minister's Message: Here and now
TAYLORVILLE — Often we are overwhelmed by heartbreaking news nationally and globally and people complaining about Taylorville. We can begin to think that is the reality. But, if we examine closer, we begin to see the dominance Jesus Great News in our community.
Friday, April 15, 2016
April 14, 2016 12:12
TCC missionaries departing for Austria Sunday
TAYLORVILLE — Six people from Taylorville Christian Church will depart April 17, on a mission trip to Haus Edelweiss in Austria. They will be Short-term worker's using their God given gifts and talents to serve Christian leaders who come to the main teaching campus of TCM (Taking Christ to Millions) near Vienna, Austria for ministry training.
Friday, April 15, 2016
April 14, 2016 12:11
ER nurse to discuss substance abuse in Edinburg
EDINBURG — Steven Parker RN will speak about substance abuse at Trinity Lutheran Church, Edinburg, on April 18 at 7 pm. Parker is an attending nurse at McKendree University.
Friday, April 15, 2016
April 14, 2016 12:07
Church group hears from master gardener
Geri Niemann, Master Gardener and Naturalist, gave an interesting program yesterday to the YAH (Young at Heart) group of the Taylorville Christian Church. The program was about the perilous plight of the pollinators and how valuable they are to us.
Friday, April 15, 2016
April 14, 2016 12:08
Faith Community attends 'Pursuit Conference'
DECATUR, Ill. — Ten ladies representing Faith Community Worship Center in Taylorville attended a two-day "Pursuit Conference" at the Heartland Community Church in Decatur sponsored by the Illinois Church of God Department of Women's Ministries.
Friday, April 15, 2016
April 14, 2016 14:26
Gospel review: Parker Millsap sings Bible Belt blues
The first song is "Hades Pleades" and the last is "Tribulation Hymn," which means Parker Millsap takes his audience to hell and back.
Friday, April 15, 2016
April 14, 2016 11:58
On Religion: One jagged piece of the jigsaw puzzle of modern marriage
Imagine that there is an active Catholic layman named "Bob," and that his complicated life has included a divorce or two.
Friday, April 15, 2016
April 14, 2016 11:57
Minister's Message: Times of change
"The times, they are a changing" say the words of a popular song by Bob Dylan. That album was published in 1964 and the words still fit today. Everywhere I look I see signs of change. The daffodils blooming are signs of spring. Organizations change and friends move to new places.
Friday, April 8, 2016
April 7, 2016 12:03
Public invited, Bible study at AME Church
TAYLORVILLE — There will be a Bible study at Allen Chapel AME Church located at 600 E. Vine Street on the following Tuesdays from 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.: April 19, May 3, May 17 and May 31.
Friday, April 8, 2016
April 7, 2016 12:02
House on Rock: Free movie night returns
EDINBURG, Ill. — Free Movie night returns and the first showing will be "Apostle Peter and The Last Supper".
Friday, April 8, 2016
April 7, 2016 12:01
Pastor appreciation day at Kincaid Church of God
KINCAID, Ill. — Pastor Jacob and Susan Skelton, their children Ian and Lily, along with Associate Pastor Stephanie Holford will be honored Sunday, April 10 during the 10:30 morning worship service. This leadership team has served the Kincaid Church of God since November 2013.
Friday, April 8, 2016
April 7, 2016 12:00
Local group provides faith-based addiction help
TAYLORVILLE — Just over a year ago, a letter to the editor announced that a newly formed addictions recovery program was meeting locally in Taylorville. The newly established program, named 12:2 Addiction Transformation after a Bible verse in Romans that promises a renewal of the mind through the work of Jesus Christ, provides support services for those suffering with addictions or strongholds of any kind.
Friday, April 8, 2016
April 7, 2016 12:01
Hopewell Baptist Church hosting spring revival
PANA — Hopewell Southern Baptist Church of Pana will be hosting their Spring Revival beginning Sunday morning at 10:30 and Sunday evening at 6 with Brother Sam Moore. April 11-April 14 the beginning times will be 7 p.m.
Friday, April 8, 2016
April 7, 2016 12:00
On Religion: The Crux crucial to anyone who cares about quality reporting
No one is surprised when The Wall Street Journal covers Wall Street, Disney releases a princess movie or Apple creates another wonder framed in aluminum.
Friday, April 8, 2016
April 7, 2016 11:57
Pope: Conscience, not rules, must lead faithful
VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Francis said today that Catholics should look to their own consciences rather than rely exclusively on church rules to negotiate the complexities of sex, marriage and family life, demanding the church shift emphasis from doctrine to mercy in confronting some of the thorniest issues facing the faithful.
Friday, April 8, 2016
April 7, 2016 11:55
Gospel Music at Edinburg Baptist Church
EDINBURG — The Edinburg First Baptist Church is hosting its first Gospel Sing for 2016 on Friday April 1. There will be a light meal at 5:30 p.m. and singing will start at 7 p.m.
Friday, April 1, 2016
April 31, 2016 14:28
Joy Assembly hosts youth glow-in-the-dark egg hunt
STONINGTON — The Junior CrossTraining Youth Group of Joy Assembly recently hosted a glow in the dark Easter egg hunt for 3rd-5th grade children.
Friday, April 1, 2016
April 31, 2016 12:50
Joy Assembly CrossTraining Youth Group completes March service project
STONINGTON — The CrossTraining Youth Group from Joy Assembly in Stonington recently completed their March service project by visiting residents of the Taylorville Care Center. The youth group members made treat bags and a community Easter basket filled with games, books, cards and other activities.
Friday, April 1, 2016
April 31, 2016 12:48
Minister's Message: Easter is over - Who's laughing now?
Did you hear the one about the girl that was using the following password on her computer: MickeyMinniePlutoLouieDeweyDonaldGoofySacramento. When asked why she had such a long password, she said she was told that it had to be at least eight characters long and include one capital.
Friday, April 1, 2016
April 31, 2016 12:43
Faith Community Huge Easter Egg Hunt
TAYLORVILLE — The annual Faith Community Worship Center sponsored an Easter Egg hunt last weekend. Over 21,800 candy or toy-filled plastic Easter eggs were gathered by 360 children in 20 minutes.
Friday, April 1, 2016
April 31, 2016 12:41
Celebrate The Holy Season With Your Family At These Events And Services
Friday, March 25, 2016
March 24, 2016 12:05
Minister's Message: Rejoice and be glad
TAYLORVILLE — This week, we as Christians remember the death, burial and resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. 1st Corinthians 15:3 "For I delivered to you as of first importance what I also received, that Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, 4 and that He was buried, and that He was raised on the third day according to the Scriptures, 5 and that He appeared to Cephas, then to the twelve.
Friday, March 25, 2016
March 24, 2016 12:02
Mother Teresa's private battles along the path to sainthood
While no one knew it at the time, 1951 was a pivotal year for Mother Teresa of Calcutta: the start of a private battle for the tiny nun millions hailed as a living saint.
Friday, March 25, 2016
March 24, 2016 11:36
Edinburg Methodist salad luncheon April 2
EDINBURG, Ill. — The Edinburg United Methodist Women's group will hold their Annual Salad luncheon on Saturday, April 2 from 11 a.m.- 1 p.m.
Friday, March 25, 2016
March 24, 2016 11:35
Piano, organ concert April 3 at Decatur Christian
DECATUR, Ill. — There will be a piano and organ concert performed by the Arsenal Duo on Sunday, April 3, 2016 at 4:00 p.m.
Friday, March 25, 2016
March 24, 2016 11:32
Faith Community prepares for Easter egg hunt
TAYLORVILLE — Faith Community Worship Center (FCWC) will host their Annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 26 with registration at 10 a.m. and the hunt beginning at 11 a.m. Ages 0 through age 12 are welcome and children are encouraged to bring a basket or sturdy bag.
Friday, March 25, 2016
March 24, 2016 11:31
St. Rita's Presents Live Stations Of The Cross
KINCAID, Ill. — On Wednesday evening, St.Rita's PSR classes presented a Live Stations of The Cross, showing the last hours of the life of Jesus.
Friday, March 25, 2016
March 24, 2016 11:28
Good Friday And Holy Thursday
Holy Thursday, which falls on the Thursday before Easter Sunday, commemorates The Last Supper of Jesus Christ. During The Last Supper, Jesus, who Christians believe is the Son of God, established the sacrament of Holy Communion.
Saturday, March 19, 2016
March 18, 2016 13:00
Easter Sunday is March 27, 2016: Ways For You And Your Family To Celebrate Easter
Saturday, March 19, 2016
March 18, 2016 13:01
Morrisonville Easter parade Sat., Mar. 26, 11:00 a.m.
MORRISONVILLE — The Easter Bunny is scheduled to make a special appearance in Morrisonville on Saturday, March 26th at 11:00 a.m.
Saturday, March 19, 2016
March 18, 2016 12:58
New faith-based films looking for a broader appeal
LOS ANGELES (AP) — For some filmgoers, hearing a movie described as "faith-based" makes it a must-see.
Saturday, March 19, 2016
March 18, 2016 12:58
The Meaning Behind Easter Symbols
Easter Sunday is one of the most meaningful days on the Christian calendar. Easter commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ, who Christians believe died by crucifixion as a sacrifice to atonement. Many symbols are associated with Easter, and understanding these symbols can help Christians and non-Christians alike gain a stronger grasp of this deeply meaningful Christian day of worship.
Saturday, March 19, 2016
March 18, 2016 13:00
Jesus' last hours depicted live in 'The Passion'
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The tale of the final hours of the life of Jesus of Nazareth has been told countless times — but on Sunday, Fox will broadcast a retelling with a modern-day musical twist, with the resurrected City of New Orleans as the backdrop.
Saturday, March 19, 2016
March 18, 2016 12:57
Survey: More tolerance of social change except divorce
NEW YORK (AP) — Americans are more accepting of gay relationships and couples living together before marriage — but they've grown less comfortable with divorce, a new survey shows.
Saturday, March 19, 2016
March 18, 2016 12:57
Palm Sunday Services And Events At Area Churches
Friday, March 18, 2016
March 17, 2016 11:50
Edinburg choir presenting Easter Cantata Sunday
EDINBURG — The Edinburg Community Choir will present their Easter Cantata, "O What a Savior" in the Edinburg United Methodist Church on Sunday, March 20 at 4:00 p.m.
Friday, March 18, 2016
March 17, 2016 11:47
Kincaid Baptist holding Easter party for children
KINCAID — On Thursday night, March 24, 2016, the Kincaid Baptist Church will hold a Kids Easter Party and Egg Hunt for children ages four and above. This is in conjunction with the weekly TeamKID program, 6:30-7:30 p.m.
Friday, March 18, 2016
March 17, 2016 11:48
Morrisonville Presbyterian supports fellowship
MORRISONVILLE — Athletes from Morrisonville High School are treated to a hearty breakfast every Wednesday morning at the Morrisonville Presbyterian Church.
Friday, March 18, 2016
March 17, 2016 11:47
Minister's Message: The King
This weekend, many churches will celebrate Palm Sunday. On this day, Christians remember Jesus' entry into Jerusalem the Sunday before he was crucified. Crowds lined the roads into the city and put their garments and palm branches on the road for the donkey carrying Jesus to walk on.
Friday, March 18, 2016
March 17, 2016 11:46
On Religion: Painful, historic fault lines emerge in American evangelicalism
This hasn't been a run-of-the-mill academic year for Oklahoma Wesleyan University President Everett Piper.
Friday, March 18, 2016
March 17, 2016 11:44
Minister's Message: Understanding the way Christians think
TAYLORVILLE — If you ever wonder how a Christian thinks, you can begin by understanding the meaning of Easter. The resurrection of Jesus Christ was a tremendous effect upon the hearts and minds of the believers in Jesus.
Friday, March 11, 2016
March 10, 2016 13:47
Ill Californians soon may take life-ending drugs
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Terminally ill California residents will be able to legally end their lives with medication prescribed by a doctor beginning June 9.
Friday, March 11, 2016
March 10, 2016 13:46
Carlyle retiring from First United Methodist Church
TAYLORVILLE — You are invited to join with the First United Methodist Church congregation as they celebrate Connie Carlyle's retirement on Sunday, March 13 at 10 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall.
Friday, March 11, 2016
March 10, 2016 13:47
Q & A about Missouri religious objection proposal
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — The Missouri Senate has given initial approval to a measure to amend the state Constitution to provide further religious protections for those objecting to gay marriage, advancing the proposal after a 37-hour filibuster by Democrats opposed to it. Here are some things to know about the proposal.
Friday, March 11, 2016
March 10, 2016 13:46
On Religion: 'Young Messiah:' A Bible movie that tries to stay faithful
Ages ago, there was nothing unusual about Hollywood producing epics based on Bible stories.
Friday, March 11, 2016
March 10, 2016 13:43
VisionWay Star Students
TAYLORVILLE — Vision Way Christian School named their February Star Students recently. Students are selected each month for their outstanding character and shining their light for Jesus.
Friday, March 4, 2016
March 3, 2016 11:52
DMCC Dinosaurs
TAYLORVILLE — The children at Davis Memorial Christian Preschool studied dinosaurs recently. They pretended to be paleontologists by using a paint brush to brush sand away from the fossils.
Friday, March 4, 2016
March 3, 2016 11:51
Minister's Message: Yes, it really is possible to consider every day Christmas
If you noticed the sermon title, you will wonder if I've lost it. Well I may have, but it IS possible to consider every day as Christmas again. If you consider the fact that every day we have 24 hours, never to be repeated again, we have Christmas 365 days a year.
Friday, March 4, 2016
March 3, 2016 11:50
On Religion: Are things starting to look up for religious freedom in China?
Pope Francis didn't make global headlines on Aug. 14, 2014, when -- with permission from Communist Party leaders -- Shepherd One flew through Chinese airspace on the way to Seoul, South Korea.
Friday, March 4, 2016
March 3, 2016 11:49
Minister's Message: The power of Lent
TAYLORVILLE — When 16 or 17 years old I was driving. through my hometown's square. Suddenly, my car stopped running. I thought, "Man, what is going on?" I looked at the fuel gage. The needle was on empty. It was embarrassing to be stuck in a public place. I knew better. Earlier, I saw the fuel gage was almost on empty. But I ignored it.
Friday, February 26, 2016
February 25, 2016 12:22
Problem Solvers
TAYLORVILLE — Throughout the third academic quarter, the enrichment program at VisionWay Christian School has provided students challenging math activities.
Friday, February 26, 2016
February 25, 2016 12:19
FCWC Students Attend Ozark Winterfest Retreat
BRANSON, Mo. — Ten students and youth leaders from Faith Community Worship Center in Taylorville attended a weekend retreat Friday through Sunday, February 19-21 in Branson, Missouri.
Friday, February 26, 2016
February 25, 2016 12:18
Remembering Justice Antonin Scalia, a sinner. . .
Catholics who faithfully go to Confession are unusual these days. According to one study linked to Georgetown University, a mere two percent of American Catholics "regularly" confess their sins to a priest.
Friday, February 26, 2016
February 25, 2016 12:13
Acapella group in concert in Tower Hill March 6
TOWER HILL, Ill. — Blend, an acapella quartet will be appearing at the Tower Hill Free Methodist Church, 207 N. Erie Street on Sunday, March 6 at 6:00 p.m. The group brings back all of those fun loving memories of the 50's and 60's with a twist of fun.
Friday, February 26, 2016
February 25, 2016 12:15
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Hello and welcome to another one of my fitting posts, this time we'll be looking at the ship I'm using for ratting. A passive shield tanked hurricane. Now without further ado the fitting.
[Hurricane, PvE – Ratting – Shield Passive]
Shield Power Relay II
Shield Power Relay II
Shield Power Relay II
Gyrostabilizer II
Gyrostabilizer II
Gyrostabilizer II
<Rat Specific Active Hardener> II
<Rat Specific Active Hardener> II
Large Shield Extender II
Large Shield Extender II
650mm Medium 'Scout' Artillery I, EMP M
650mm Medium 'Scout' Artillery I, EMP M
650mm Medium 'Scout' Artillery I, EMP M
650mm Medium 'Scout' Artillery I, EMP M
650mm Medium 'Scout' Artillery I, EMP M
650mm Medium 'Scout' Artillery I, EMP M
Salvager I
Small Tractor Beam I
Medium Core Defence Field Purger I
Medium Core Defence Field Purger I
Medium Core Defence Field Purger I
Acolyte I x6
As you can see this fit still uses T1 guns, this is because I can not use T2 medium artillery yet, so if you can swap out the current artillery with the T2 variant (However my EFT shows no DPS increase with them). Now onto some stats.
|Shield DPS
|594 (With 2 Exp. Dampener IIs)
|Gun DPS
|179 (Using EMP M)
|Effective HP
|Capacitor Lasts
|15m 14s
The stats are based on NPCs that fire 96% explosive
As you can see with both dampeners being active this fit has a considerable amount of shield tank (Only 1 anomaly was able to break it but that was because I killed the wrong rats first), it is possible to increase it even further by swapping the Gyrostabilizers for more Shield Power Relays however this is at the expense of DPS.
So what do you think of this fit ?
Null-Sec Guide for Null-Sec Newbs
As I myself have recently moved into null-sec I encountered a lot of new things and made some (big) mistakes, so I thought why not create a guide about this to prevent people from making the same mistakes, and giving them some useful info at the same time.
What is Null-Sec ?
Null-sec (Also referred to as 0.0) is lawless space where there is no CONCORD presence, so any and all activities can happen here without CONCORD intervening. This means you won't be protected by NPC "Police" when doing anything inside these regions.
The space in null-sec can be owned by alliances after which the system is theirs and they can deploy Stations, POSes and other structures inside these systems. Usually you are safe within the space your alliance owns but enemies can always enter so be on your guard and keep an eye on local.
Dangers in Null-Sec & Low-Sec
Of course null-sec isn't without any dangers as stated above here are some things that you need to watch out for in null-sec.
Avoiding dangers
To avoid being caught inside warp bubbles or getting gate camped also keep an eye on your alliances intel channel (If they have one) usually they will notify this channel of any and every enemy they spot in their space.
Warp Bubbles (Null-Sec Only)
These are bubbles (Well they look like bubbles) usually with some electric current running along their edges, these prevent you from warping, they'll also stop your warp if you happen to fly through 'em in the last half a second of your warp.
To get out of these you have two choices, if you're near a jump gate you can approach the jump gate , however if there's anyone in your overview try moving towards a celestial that's nearest to the bubble wall, and warping as soon as you get out of it (Double clicking somewhere will make your ship move in that direction).
You can also attempt to avoid these by warping to a celestial object near the gate (Though chances are there are bubbles there too), after that you can use your directional scanner to check the gate.
Gate Camps (Null-Sec & Low-Sec)
The name says it, these are people camping at a gate, usually with 5 or more people, they will warp scramble, web and kill you whenever they get the chance, most of the time they'll utilize warp bubbles.
To avoid these you can make use of of your directional scanner to scan gates (as told above), or you can warp to the gate at 100km/150km to check if it's clear.
For more info check the EVE Online wiki page about null-sec
Getting into Null-Sec
Ok so you've joined an alliance that has space in null-sec and you want to get into their space, or you just want to head into null-sec without your alliance having space there, but how do you get there in one piece ?
The first thing you need to know when getting into null-sec is where you will be heading of course, you can ask your alliance for directions they usually have a route that has proven safest, or if you aren't in a null-sec alliance you just have to plot your own course.
While you're travelling into null-sec you should try setting up tactical bookmarks at 150+ km from the stargates this will not only give you a good lookout point but at this range you can still warp to the stargate instead of slowboating to it.
Of course you have to remember about the dangers I've warned you for previously, especially in the systems that connect low security space with 0.0 space you'll find a lot of these.
Don't forget to change your Autopilot from "Prefer safer" to "Prefer shorter".
Watch your mouth
This is a very important one, if you fail to remember this you will be tagged as a spy and kicked out in no time. Always think carefully when you talk about possibly sensitive information, if you're not sure if you're allowed to speak about something check with someone that's high up inside your corp or alliance (Depending on whether it's alliance wide or corp wide info).
Aid your allies
Help your allies whenever you can, if there's a Call-To-Arms switch to a ship that fits as best to the preferred shiptypes as you can, if there's the need for a cyno see if you can be of help, helping your allies is a must if you want to stay in the alliance.
Note: I highly suggest you train Cynosural Field Theory to level 2 so you can light a Cyno when it's needed.
Jump Bridges
As the amount of space your alliance owns (And the amount of space owned by friendly entities) can be quite vast there's an in-game mechanic to get around in that space quickly, this mechanic is known as the Jump Bridge (Or JB for short).
Jump Bridges are structures that can be anchored next to a POS and 2 jump bridges can be linked together so you can jump between them.
Your alliance will probably have a map of their JB network that you can use, just ask for it in the alliance or corp chat.
Using Jump Bridges
To use a Jump Bridge you will first need to approach it until you're 2000m or less away, you also need to enter a password for it, this can be done by right-clicking the capacitor in your HUD (The thing with the health bars) and then clicking "Enter Starbase Forcefield Password", enter the password and hit ok. After this you can right click the Jump Bridge and click on the "Jump to…" option. You should see a jump animation and find yourself in the other system shortly after.
Making Money
If you plan on making money in null-sec (Why else would you come here anyway) ratting is a great way of starting to make some of it. There's a trick that makes the chance of quality rats higher (Meaning more/better loot) which can be found in an easy to learn format here.
However next to ratting there's also Cosmic Anomalies and Cosmic Signatures this will raise the systems military index, the anomalies can be found by probes and the on-board scanner but the signatures (Which are the more profitable ones) can only be found using probes.
Next to these there's also mining, however I highly suggest you mine with some protection and preferably in a group with someone that has high cargo capacity (As null-sec ore is quite spacious), manufacturing and exploration but I won't go any further into those.
Well that wraps it up for my null-sec guide, have suggestions, additions, corrections or questions? don't hesitate to leave a comment.
25/Feb/2010 – Added info on warp bubbles and gate camps.
26/Feb/2010 – Fixed some errors.
26/Feb/2010 – Revised some information.
27/Feb/2010 – Added some additional information about military anomalies.
27/Feb/2010 – Added some information about alliance intel channels.
07/Mar/2010 – Changed bubbles to null-sec only
21/Mar/2011 – Some rewording, added section about jump bridges
07/Aug/2011 – Fixed link to chain ratting guide
A new chapter begins…
Rewinding to a few weeks ago…
A notification appears on my display, "New EVE Mail". Computer, read new mail.
To: Ghosts of EMC
Subject: Null-Sec
We have decided to make the move to null-sec, everyone should join Fusion Death Inc. as soon as possible. and wait further instructions.
Regards, The Board.
A few days later after being accepted by Fusion Death Inc.
Today is the day, we've moved all our stuff over the past few days so that it can be moved into our territory and are now ready to set off, after plotting a course and gathering up we set off to null-sec.
Under way for a while now it's been pretty quiet in low-sec, we did encounter some people here but nothing posing a threat, till now things went smoothly but something tells me it won't stay that way for long. One of my comrades just notified us that the system up ahead is also known as the "scary zone".
Arrived in the "scary zone" no signs of hostiles, okay guys align to the next gate and warp to it. 0.3 AU removed from gate, almost there, ugh, what's this. We are stuck in what seems a blueish bubble with some electric current running through it, "What's this ?" I ask one of my comrades. "That's a warp bubble" he replies "It will prevent you from warping"
"Oh, so… what do I do now ?"
"Well you approach the gate and jump through, unless there's hostiles than you'll want to find the fastest way out of it."
"Ok, no hostiles, I'll approach the gate.".
Suddenly one of my comrades yells through the comms "I'm being chased by a 30 man fleet, I'm trying to shake 'em off. Continue along the set course". Nearing the gate, activating gate, jumping.
Approx. 20 minutes later…
Welcome home, a familiar voice says through the comms. We've made it into our home system, after a tour around the Control Tower we were directed to the station a few jumps over to repair our ships and to get some rest after the long journey down.
And so a new chapter begins…
Simple Chain Ratting Guide
I've got a link to this guide from one of my corp mates, and it might proof useful to anyone that's rattting. I don't know who made it but all credits go to him/her.
Note: I have no idea if this guide is still accurate, lots of things have changed in EVE since I stopped playing, so keep that in mind.
EVE Drone and Rat Damage Types
I thought I'd just whip up a post for this to use as a reference myself, all credits for the data go to whatever source they came from, of course you should always check EVE Survival for mission specific directions but this might be useful in other situations.
Drone Damage Types
|Damage Type
Rat/NPC Damage Types
|Main Damage
|To Inflict
|Damage Percentage
|Pirate Factions
|Angel Cartel
|Blood Raiders
|Guristas Pirates
|Mordu's Legion
|Sansha's Nation
|Empire Factions
Note: if you think any data on this page is incorrect then please post a comment with the correct data and a data source.


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USC is investigating a Los Angeles Times report that says two Trojans athletes, one of whom is former running back Joe McKnight, received gifts from an employee of the Los Angeles County assessor's office.
And here's a statement from USC athletic director Pat Haden.
The report centers on a former appraiser, Scott Schenter, who is under investigation in an apparently unrelated scandal at the assessor's office. His interest in the two athletes wasn't immediately apparent.
If Schenter's name is familiar, it should be. Haden says USC investigated previous reports of McKnight using a Land Rover registered to Schenter in 2009. The school worked with the NCAA, which didn't process a violation.
Haden says the school wasn't aware of additional gifts to the two athletes. USC already has discussed the report with the NCAA and Pac-12.
It's difficult to say what -- if anything -- this might mean for USC with the NCAA. It's certainly not the sort of potentially lingering story USC was hoping to see on the day of its season opener.