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Issue date: Monday, January 18, 1886
Pages available: 8
Previous edition: Saturday, January 16, 1886
Next edition: Tuesday, January 19, 1886
Publication name: San Antonio Daily Light
Location: San Antonio, Texas
Pages available: 45,240
Years available: 1884 - 1907Learn more about this publication
San Antonio Daily Light (Newspaper) - January 18, 1886, San Antonio, Texas L.M. dnpSNAY.JR, JOUIIKHS IN Cigarc and Tobacco Ami StatO Agents Of A.DELPIT Factory, New Orleans. Will Receive fn days A FULL LINE OF GOODS, and INVITE INSPECTION. San Antonio Daily LM. MEWS pi llp At Factor j Prices 3 West Commerce, Volume 323. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, MONDAY, JANUARY Only a Year. CLlllIK-OlT Sill! We take occasion to mention to our friends and customers in the City and Country that since we are through with our annual Stock-taking, we have made great reductions in all our departments, and are offering Bargains to all those in need of any- thing in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Etc. to see and be convinced that we mean what we J08KE BROTHERS. THE MDEDEB TRIAL. advertise. Geo. H, Kalteyer, President Otto Koohler, Sec. and Manager. Brewing SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS. One Car Upholstered'Goods, styles, vcr.v ''me. One former occasion was brought out. Tho court Adjourned after henrlng McClellnn'B testimony, L'lio continuation of tho trlrvl of (.Hill Cook for tbo murder of Jnuies Kuaaell on December '20 WHS- attended Itili Ing by a large number of spectators. Mr, Jones was llrst called by the State to continue his testimony from the point wbcro ho was withdrawn on Sntnrdny, The defense objected to tLlp, nigulng they had a right to cross-examine the witness on the depositions already given and that tbe State hiul cut Itself off from examining the witness at tlmt juncture. TJio court sustained their objection and told the defense to proceed with their croES-examimitlon, the defense stating that It dhl not desire to crcBS-cxanilng, Jones again withdrawn. The next witness called was H very Intelligent on'- oroil boy, wlio gave hia evidence with- out hesitation, and despite the Ingenu- ity of cross-examination, whlcJ] ilr. M. G. Anderpon always dlaplaye, he was unable toBhakn tho witness in hla Etory of the fatal affair in any particular. His testimony wna as follows: Question How old are yon? L am going on 15. Q. Where do you live? 1 live with young Mr. titevchf, the did Ray to him walked up to tho edge of the gallery and she hnlloed out to him to lire. Q._Wlmtdlti ho do? Bliot four times; lliree times while I wasdrawlng the water and just as I stopped up on tho sidewalk ho again. far were you from Cook when he shot? 10 BtcpA, or further. (J.-Who did you ecu while tlmt was going on? saw Miss Carrie and Lily Gib- son standing in the pnrlor doAr. he stand In the same position all tho while the shots wore llrcilV Cook on the ouUtdo or tho in- sido of the gate? was standing on the gallery. far from the gale? DROPPED DEAD, Deputy Sheriff. W V. KIHMANU. A. IIAMPEL Qystare, Fleh and Game. Cafe Restaurants ............Antl At............ Bcholz'a Hall, Corner of Commerce and Losoya Streets. anil ttnals at nil hours. Follte waiters In Attendance. EvCT3'tlilng served in OF FASBHHL Thla Eatabltshmenf Is now Replete with All the Novelties fop the Foil and Winter Season. Fall and Winter Silks-and Satins Can be seen In Black and Colored, Plain and Brocaded. Cassimeres (black and Tricots, Diagonals, Serges; etc. Camel Hair and Wool Sat- eens. Velvets find Velveteens in all colors, plain and brocaded. Silk Pongees, Dress Plaida in single and double widths, and ley-Trimmings to suit all Dress Gloves, Laces, and Fancy Goods. He is now showing.tbe largest stock of Kid Gloves, Hits, Laces and Faney'Goods for Ladles and Children ever brought to our city. Jn Silk Hosiery he has an endless variety and cannot be undersold. Fall -and Winter -Millinery All the latest Fall and Winter styles and makes of Bonnets nnd ITats. Ostrich flumes, Tips, Ribbons and Trimmings will be found there. This department is nnder flrst-clasa artistes, who will please the tastes of all. Flannels, Blankets, Linens, Cotton Goods, Towellngs, Domestic Prints, Ginghams, Alpacas, Comforters. Canton Flan- nels and Hosiery. Among the other things which were very extensively purchased by his agents was tho most magnificent stock of Dress Goods of all kinds ever Been in any dry goods house In Texas Especial attention was given to purchasing 1'all and Winter i silks, and can he also give tBe greatest bargains In Clothing, Boots Shoes and Hats IIU itocV of Fall and Winter-Clothing la tho largest over Drought lo Texas, ami cm- lirnoci, In the latest patterns, Prince Alhort, Cutaway. Frock ana Sack Snils. A very large ana complete stock o( rallies', Mlsiea', Men's and Hoys' Bhoes and Boon. A full lino of Stotaon Sort BlitT Han AlKO a full slock of Gontlcincm's FurnifihEnR Goortj FURNITURE AND CARPETS iltiiro Department fa comnloto with HomchoW Orxxls, and ho will suit everybody Arapngotlior goods wo find Plush Parlor Sulti, Moliali- Parlor SiltU. Walnut and f SulH, Wanlrolwa, Chalre, nodv nrusscls and Ingrnni CarpoU, Huxa, Matting, Inflow Rio. Country onlors allcil promptly and eittlaractton guaranteed. L. WOLFSON. Main Plaza and Acequia Streat here were you Hying before yon lived with Mr. Stevens? I was living at Mly Who were you working for there? -I wns working for her. Wlmt were your duties there? A. T had to clean tho lamps and bring the nienlp, etc. Who else lived at that bouse? The women, there were six 1 be- lieve. Did any men live tbere? Xo air; Cllft' Cook was the only one; some came there and stayed every night. Q Had you been to bed that night? No sir. Do you remember tbe night there was gome shooting there? Yea sir. Q-rHow long was it? A A little over a month ago, I think. About what time did the shooting take place? About 3 o'clock. Did you see that man Ilusicll there? YBB sir. Did you see Jones there? A. Yes sir. Q Now go. on and state everything that you saw and heard, and everything that- was done from the time Jonee and Russell came there until the shooting took place? They came there, Jones and Hus- lell, and they eot some beer nnil they drank Borne In the parlor nnd then wcnc Into MIsB Lily Wall'd room. Kussell went In there and paid forabolile of beer. Did anyone else go in w'lh him? A Several of the girls, Carrie and Miss Lily and Miss Lily Gibson went in. there. What was done? A They went in there and drank some beer. Who opened it? A I opened it. How manybottlea, They drank two; he was drinking and he started off and had not paid her, Had not paid who? Lily Glbaon. was hlly Gibson. was in there. much did they pay her? cents. was the 45 cents put? hnd taken it in her hand. then? Jones paid her uO cents. were they at that time? were walking on the gallery nnd she commenced to call him names. commenced calling him names? Gibson. who names? Rassell names did she say? culled him a b----s of a Q -After that what took place? went Into din Cock's room and told him to bring a pistol out. Wherejwas KiisseH when she went Into this room? was walking on thai gallery, on that long walk. direction was he going? out to Ihe gale. were you standing? nt theftydrant. About 'JO stops from the gate. you sec Uusecll? could hardly see him. 1 could sen nnrt of him turning round. was he standing? In front of the gate, standing up the wall. 1 could not very good. took pluco then? were tbreo or four police- men came. did Cook ilo Immediately after the fourth shot- was llrcd? came out anil tooK the pistul away from hiui, and said glu.- Imil done the slionting. did Cook do then? wont Into tho house. part of tho hoHseV A.--In bur did she do? went walking along tlio gnl- lurv with thu pistol hanging down on her side. Q.--Old nnyonn Blioot but CIHVCook? A.---No, sir, 1 did not hear anybody else shoot. anyone wounded bronghi in after Hint? sir; Kuasell wa, brought in. long niter? About n few minutes. Who brought lilui in r policemen. long before was It before Cook came out iigain? A.-- lie cnino out after lliey brought the gcntleHinn there and Inld lilmdovrn. Conk cnuio out on the gallery, did Imsny? dirt not- hear him Bay anything. there inuoh noise or confusion about that time? the women wore running around there. yon see liuesell with any pls- lol there Hint night? sir; 1 did not know lie hnd a pistol. long had you seen Huseell In that room Hint night? lie wns in there about half JIM hour. Q Von say you were there waiting on him sir. yon see him with a pialol? sir; I did not know he hnd n pistol. that the man yon were talking about who did the llring that (pointing lo prisoner) night? Crosa-exnui ination: tj. You sny your business was lo hunt tin} bottled Leer? sir. It part of your business to oarry It Into the parlor when culled for? you carry any in that evening you speak of when Russell wns there in the parlor? carried one bottle In there to him when be wcnl into Misa Lily Wall's room. Who did you Ilnd In the pnrlor when you took that bottle of beer In? A.--M188 Carrie'waa tbere. else? A.-And Mies Lily Wall. else did yon say besides her wns in llie parlor? Carrie was In there. 1 don't remember what women wns in Ihere. were in tlie pnrlor when you carried in a bottle of beer. Carrie. not Mr. Russell in there? sir. lie was the one wlio or- dered beer with Mr. Jones. not Mr. Jones In tliero? sir. was ItiiEsell doing when you went In there? wns sitting down. Q believe you state he was drunk? was drinking. He was silting in a cnnlr. long dill you slay in Ihc par- lor? did not stay very til they drank the I went and washed the glasses. long do yon think they were drinking? About live minnlpfl. stated something n while ago about n pistol. Did you not see Russell have a pistol at the time you took in a bottle of beer? sir; I did not. I did not know he had a pistol. you see nny dillicully or hcnr Russell say or do anything with his piti- tol whan you weni into tne room of Lily Wall? Q while yon were in the pnrlor? sir; 1 did not. [To be Continued.] Sudd on Death of the Eldest Daughter of Secretary Bayard. WASHINGTON January 10. Slips llar- ard, eldest daughter of ScrreSnry Bay- ard, dropped dead at her home just ai she wts starting Tor Mies Cleveland's re- ception. As soon as the news readied tlio Whlto House, the reception was licnded. Mies Bayard had ncccpiril an Invita- tion to assist Miss Cleveland at her re- ceptijn this alternoon, and that lady and her guests, Mrs. Ulely and Miss Love, who were also to nsalBt nt the re- ocpllon, was awaiting Miss llaynrd's ar- rival when they received newa of her death. It was lust ahout live minutes to 3 o'clock, and the reception was to be- gin at that hour. Tho Marino bund was stationed in the main vestibule and tin? lender was conversing wlili Colonel ,1. M. Wilson wilh regard toplaylrga tune as a signal for tho opening of Iho recep- tion. Many callers liad already arrived, and were walling lor the doors of tlio Illno Room to he thrown open. The President was engaged In conversation with a visitor In the library, and Mioa Cleveland and her guests were chatting with Colonel Lnmont In the parlor on the second floor, prior lo descending tu the Blue liooni. whcrnllio reception wns to take place. Tlio absence of liuynrd was coinuiciilc'd upon na singular, as she wna usually very prompt In such matters, mid was momentarily cxpoolcd lo nrrise. While they KITH wondering at her de- lay, n messenger nolilied Colonel La- ment that Mr. Henry lirynn. 1'rlvntr Secretary to Secretnry Haynrd, was In his oflice, and had something important to coinnuinlcate to the President. Col- onel Lamont excused himself nnd wenl to ace Mr, lirynn. Tlio gentleman In- formed him tlmt Mlsd Bnyard vras dcjul, slid that Secretary Baynrd had In- structed him lo commnnlaato the faut lo tlio {'resident. Colonel Lninont al once iiiformcd the President, who was TCTJ rnuoh shocked at the unexpected Intelligence, and tho two gentleman joined tlio Indies ami announced the sudden deatli ol llielr friend. Orders were at once leaned to close the bouse; the band was dismissed, and llie people In waiting were notified lint the reception had been postponed. Ushers were stationed at thu main door and nt Ihe carriage entrance to tell callers thnl the house wns closed for the day. Tlio news spread quickly throughout the oily and universal sorrow woe expressed al llie Bad occurrence. Tho President upon receipt of thr message from Secretary Bayard an- nouncing the death of his daughter, re- called tlio Invitations lo [he dlunei which ho had Intended giving Monday evening lu honor of .Mr. and -Mrs. Corn- Ing. The Immediate cause of Miss llnyanl'e death wnb hearl-dlseaso. Site htul been troubled with weakness of (lint orgnn, nud hud been (rented by the family pliy- sioian nl Intervals for several Tears. At the reception at her father's liotiao last night It remarked that Miss Haynrd wna unusually DON'T Wolf Marx' -IP YOU We are Not Selling Old and Shelf-Worn, Out-of- Style Goods, but New and Desirable Articles in Plenty, SPECIALlMPORTATIONS -----I'oii Fine Dress Goods, Sills, Satins ani Velvets, (Ms and Wraps of all kinds. Jerseys for Ladies, Misses, Chilta. islfi Threat Cotton Hosiery, Kid Gloves, Hauteliiefi, Fans. 5OO Boys' Suits. Short Pants. 5OO Boys' Suits, Long Pants. Overcoats, Etc., Etc. Corner Commerce and Alamo Sts. SCEHCOZLJZ'S A FIRST-CLASS RESODT FOR FAMILIES. HEATED BYcSTEAM THROUGHOUT. Where was that? A About two steps Jfrom the walk. How far from the gslc About 10 or 12 feet. Q. What were you doing nt the hy- drant? I was drawing wnter. Who out of that After she came near tho parlor door Cliff Cook came out, have anything In his hand? A pistol, Where was Lily Gibson when he onmoont? She going Into the parlor. Ladies' Prize Rolling. Prize ten-pin rolling for ladies rook plnee st tho Casino alley last evening, and the following ladles won prizes: First plueh toilet cafe, Mrs. B. Engelke. Second glass, Mrs. Ad. Wagner. Third prize-IIand-psinted fan. Mrs. M. Guenlher. Fourth port'-monnale, Mrs. J. Ronee. Fifth bon-bons, Mra. li. Sixth pin cushion, Mrs. Ed. Drelss. Twelve minor prizes wore distributed, every lndy winning a prize. Mrs. F. Quenther won Iho prize for lowest rolling. E. A. Lurenberg's wile pre- sented him wilh a pretty little girl, yes- terday. ____ Tom Murphy has just returned from a trip to his former home In Presidio County, and reports very cold weather there during the last cold snap. At Davis it registered 0 decrees below zero. Metropolitan saloon on Com- merce street, openeil Saturday night to a crowded bonso. A band of music wns In attendance. Tim saloon is well-np- polnted itnd convenient for Commerce street merchants. iinnlinnted. and exerted herself to Iho utmost lo entertain the guentB. It presumed that undue ex- ertion may huve precipitated the fatal attack. Tbe young lady retired about 1 o'clock last night, expressing a wish to bo left undisturbed until noon, lietwecn 1 and 2 o'clock this nfternoon her sister on- deavored to awaken her, and, struck by the peculiar expression of her face, called for assistance. As soon as the fiimlly recovered from the consternation into whlch'it hnd bcca thrown physi- cians were summoned anil powerful re- storatives, Including electricity, were applied, were In vnin. The physicians expressed the opinion that Miss fiayard had been dead several hours whon tlie attempt was made to awaken her. In- terment will take place probably on Tuesday next at Wilmington, Bel., where Secretary llafard'a pnrenlR are buried. Tlio news of Miss linynrd's sudden deatli caused a profound scnsntion throughout the city, and for a time. In the absence of any definite details, nuiii- borsof wild rumors were circulated. The facts ns staled above- are from an un- questionable source. Masquerade Ball. A maEquerado ball will tnke place at Arbeiter-Vereln Hnll January 30th, for the benefit of Madame Donaldson. Tickets can be procured from tlie follow- ing gentlemen: Messrs. It. J, Kd. Koerpa. W. H. Nixon, Henry Btni'ke, Charles Weiss or Sclitnitt. "Don't Shove." Tlicre is no little rudeness by ill-bred men, rushing against persons waiting for their mail at the Posioffico. Plena- smt courtesy usually mnrka pedestrians along our streets. Klrange that some grown-up men are worse than badly- bred, half-grown boys. Broke the Furniture, Tivo line saloons opened their doors to tbe public last Saturday night, and were so well ptronlzed that a great many of our citizens went home in the early hours of morning In the different stages of Bacchanalian revelry. One staid citizen returned to his patient spoutein the small hours, and because she upbraided him for coining home In such a condition, he began breaking up the furniture. Three rocking chairs were smashed in no time; a line drees- Ing-crise nnd book-case followed, and next came the baby's cradle. The gen- tleman was finally quieted, nnd of course now regrets the havoc he accomplished. The lady says if there had been two more saloons opened, undoubtedly she and baby would have been pitched out of doors. Grand Excursion, A grnnd excursion gotten up by J. T. Murray, of the Illinois Central Hallway, and in charge of C. K. Miner, General Passenger Agent of the Southern Pacific, and now stationed at I.os Angelos, Cal- ifornia, arrived at tbe Sunset Depot at 1 o'clock this afternoon. There were nine palace cars, containing some 200 ladies and gentlemen, and representing over 20 states, and among whom are many persons of prominence. The ob- ject is to plensantly spend the winter in visiting Mexico Cnllfornln. They will go ns far as the City of Mexico, stepping nt nil points of interest, and on (o nil parts of Cnlifornln, Their slay In Mils oily will be 27 hours, or rather till to-morrow night. It Is to ho hoped that their stay hero, will ho mndc us picnfiiint as tho wrathcr will permit, and every facility nlfbrdcd them for seeing Ilio sights. FREE CONCERTS Every Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, and a Special Free Concert Evory Sunday, from 4 to 1 1 p. m. First-Class Bar-Room, Restaurant and Billiard-Room Attached. I'ROMPT AND POLITE ATTENTION QUAnANTEED. Alamo Street, San SOUTHERN HOTEL, Bain and Hllitary Plazis, San Antonio, Teias, JAMES P. HICKMAN, JR., PROPRIETOR, Convonlcnt to business ccntor, with boat aecotuinotlAtiona. 0-l-lj Will Strike, N'KW YOIIK, .lanunry .TOO cigar packers held a meeting to-day and resolved to go out wilh tlio cigar makers in all shops where the cigar makers may be locked out. To Boycott Them. I'HTsiujjEG, Pa., January Na- tional Convention of -Journeymen Ba- kers iLiljourncd to-day, lifter the adop- tion of ii resolution to boycott al1 pro- prietors who refuse to reduce tlie hours of labor lo 12 per day. Goes to the Pen. Cuiv'ACiO, January motion for a new trial in llie case of Benjamin T. Ilubbard. the defaulting cashier of the !''irat National Bank of Monmouth, was overruled, nnd he was sentenced to seven yours In the penitentiary. Unchanged, I'IITSIIURO, January Uraddock (Pa..) special gnvs: 'llie situation at llie Kdgar Thompson Sttcl Works re- mained unsettled, nnd the outcome of Hie trouble is bard lo determine. The men nrccontident their demands will be compiled with, anil think by the middle of next week tlie mill will be running full in nil departments. It is rumored to-night tlmt the firm Ins offered tbe men per cent, advance in wages nnd work 12 hours, as heretofore, or no ad- vance and work eight hours. ItlsdifTi- ciilt to tell which of these propositions will be accepted. Favor SilvepComage, DHSVKTI, January following resolution was unanimously adopted by the Colorado Press Assouiation. in ses- sion in Denver to-dur: Thru we ciilpimllonlly ou- ter OUT protest against any effort, bv whomsoever made, to suspend the coin- ago of standard silver dollars. That our thanks are tendered Hon. James 1J. Beck and other members in Congress for their able advocacy of silver, nnd pledge our support to any measure look- Ing to a free and unlimited coinage of silver on an equality with gold. An Impending StriVe, Pirrsnuno, January convenlloi. of coal diggers and coke drawers ot'tlie Conncltville region will be held at Scott- i to-day to difcuts the wnge ques- An Organization Desired, BUBO, January Mnsler Painters of this city to-day Issued n cir- ciilnr to the painters of the countryi wllh a view of organization for the pur- pose of mutnnl protection. The asso- ciation will not dictate prices, but will confine itself to boycotting manufactur- ers. Domand Refused. HOMKSIKAP, Pa., January 1C. Tbe workmen nud the firm of Cornegie, Hupps Co., of Ihe Steel Works, hnd n conference to-day. The firm olVered a 10 per cent, advance In wages, and the men demanded the scale of 1SS1. It was refused, anit Ihe works will not ftnit up, The Sec'retaiy's Reply. WASHINGTON, January Secre- tary of the Treasury to-day sent a com- munication lo Senator Morrill, Chairman f the Committee on Finance, In which >e acknowledges the receipt of his let- er asking his reasons for the suspension 3f n certain Collector ol Internal Kev- nue, and appointment of another lerson in his place, nnd then says in nbatnnee: "I would reply that as yet 1 mve received no directions from tbe President In relation to transmitting tbe papers and Informatiou called for." About 60 applications, from tho same Committee for similar Information were answered In the same way. Seasonable Advice. Don't let the door stand open, but shut It with much care. Without a bang, without a shut it fair and square; Without a slara, without a jam, without or jerk, For If you've left It open, go shut it and don't shirk. No Christian man or woaiKD, no well- trained chick or child. Will let a door swing idly lo make weak nerves run wild, When chilly winds are some one taking When the open door is creaking nnd muttering like a jcolcl. llmie makes but -waste, remember, ao plenty take of time; Don't leave the door half fault nlmost a And if you've ever do so any more; tion. There seems lo be no donbt hut (lint an ndvanoo In wanes will be lie- manned. Under tho present prices 01 coke, this will mean a strike, which wll be felt all over tho 'country. A member of tho coko syndicate, sp'eaklnx ol the movement, (aid thatlf the strike wnsde olarcd, It "would close almott every fur nacc In the United States', and on LUC se rlons losfi lo thouenndg of people. Kvory llrsl-clnsa licsicrfi'ltn Oti'rri Fulls clgr.rctlca. Utlons. Avoid Whatever else jou full lo. do, don't fall to shut tlie door. Housekeeping. A Fable for_Meat Men. A liabblt and Cat had (truck up Frlendahlp'ind went Into the Country to Being Hungry I hey itoppcd nt on looklng-'up at the Sljinhoard swinging Roor, Hie Jtohblt ihrleked .n II h: Horror iind away, for. It bore the words: I.nplu but the Cat, who had nUo looked ;


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It's been a couple of weeks since Lionsgate unveiled the official "Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2" trailer at the 2015 San Diego Comic-Con and now the rest of the world is getting a taste.
The new preview almost feels bittersweet because it signifies the beginning of the end for the popular franchise. And one thing is for sure- Katniss and her crew are going out with a bang!
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The new trailer just hit the web, telling the story of Joy Mangano, a single mom of three who became a billionaire after inventing the Miracle Mop.
It's a big week for "Hunger Games" fans, as Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson and Liam Hemsworth all showed up at the 2015 San Diego Comic-Con on Thursday (July 9) to unveil a top-secret full-length trailer for "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2."
It's been a busy week for Jennifer Lawrence, and following an incredible Thursday (July 9) at the 2015 San Diego Comic-Con, she headed over to "Conan" for a chat.
The "Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2" actress was lovely as she told of her encounter with Bill Murray, but the real excitement occurred when J Law treated Conan's audience to a song.
Always a fierce competitor, Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss Everdeen is featured in a new "Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2" poster, perched atop an ivory throne.
Clad in a vermillion red suit with matching arrows, the "American Hustle" star flashes an intense expression across her face ahead of the November 20th theatrical release date.
Anticipation for "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2" is already at a fever pitch and Lionsgate just added even more fuel to the fire.
On Wednesday (July 8), the production studio posted a new Comic-Con motion poster featuring Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss, leading up to the cast's panel at the San Diego event.
Giving fans a little Independence Day holiday treat, Lionsgate just unveiled a new series of photos from the forthcoming "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2."
In the still images, Jennifer Lawrence's Katniss Everdeen and Elizabeth Banks' Effie Trinket look like they're in an intense conversation, both dressed in their dystopian duds.
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Madison Doll
Places 26 on the prestigious list
Places 26 on the prestigious list
Placed 151 student-athletes on the prestigious list
Wins over ULM, Central Arkansas and Tyler Junior College
Finished with a 12-8-1 record
LA Tech overpowers UTSA, 2-0, in C-USA action.
Kathyrn Sloan netted two second half goals in a 2-0 shutout victory over Southern Miss.
Senior Brittany Beddow netted two goals in 4-1 victory over the Colonels.
It was the Sloan-to-Roy-Ouellet show as the two forwards hooked up on both goals in the 2-0 victory over Lamar.
Goals by Kathryn Sloan and Mylene Roy-Ouellet gave LA Tech a 2-1 victory over ULM in the 2015 season opener.
2015: Saw action in 20 games with 17 starts ... Went the distance in 16 matches, including the last eight of the season which all came against conference foes and all three overtime games ... Was part of a back line that recorded eight shutouts ... Took five shots, all in league action, with three being on goal.
2014: Played in 21 matches, starting all 21 ... Moved to center back where she helped anchor a backline that registered nine shutouts, including four against conference opponents ... Scored unassisted equalizer in season opener at Central Arkansas (8/22) ... Notched assists in back-to-back games versus Grambling State (9/19) and Jackson State (9/21).
2013: Played in all 20 games, including seven starts ... Finished fourth on the team in points (seven) and third in goals scored (three) ... Took 34 shots, 16 coming on goal ... Had a terrific debut in the season opener at LSU (8/23), taking a season-high four shots ... Credited with an assist at Troy (8/30) for first win of the season ... Beat keeper one-on-one for first goal of career at Grambling State (9/15) ... Played full 90 minutes at North Texas (9/29) ... Netted goal versus FIU (10/6) on a breakaway and punch that hit inside left post to go in ... Missed penalty kick in 83rd minute against UTEP (10/18), but came back five minutes later to register an unassisted goal.
High School: Lettered four years at Northshore High School for coaches Jeff Dunlap and Ryan Lazaroe ... Named second team all-state, first team all-district and offensive MVP her junior year ... Named second team all-district and offensive MVP her sophomore year ... Named to freshman all-state team and Freshman of the Year, along with offensive MVP and all-district honorable mention honors ... Member of the LA Girls '95 ODP State team from 2010-12 ... Also lettered in volleyball, track and field and cross country ... Currently holds the Northshore High School records for the 200m, 800m and 4x200m relay.
Personal: Full name is Madison Claire Doll ... Nickname is "Madda" ... Daughter of Shawn and Melanie Doll ... Has three younger siblings, Emma, Lizzie and Carson ... Father played football at Nicholls State from 1985-87 and uncle, Shane, played football at LSU from 1986-89 ... Member of the Key Club, Delta Club, Literary Society and National Honor Society ... Born July 22, 1995 in New Orleans, La.


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I need to remove a metal screw that is holding a metal channel to a wood block, to free the channel so that it can be moved to a different position. The head of the screw is stripped. Because its in a channel I can't use a hacksaw to cut off the screw head. I bought a set of 5 screw extractors at Sears but have no idea how to use them. Do I just need a special drill bit to drill down the head of the screw? Thanks.
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Gil, here's a few ideas. If the "extractors" are "taps" (which I imagine they are) you drill a hole in the screw head to acommidate the tap which is inserted into the hole, then use a wrench on the square end of the tap to extract the screw. However, before doing this I would try using vise grips to grab the screw head and work it out. Finally, if you have a multi-tool (dremel) use the cutoff wheel attachment to cut off the head of the screw. Oh, one other thought is simply to drill the entire head off, just use a drill bit the same size as the screw. Anyway hope this helps, and good luck!
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Nirmala S. Salgado offers a groundbreaking study of the politics of representation of Buddhist nuns. Challenging assumptions about writing on gender and Buddhism, Salgado raises important theoretical questions about the applicability of liberal feminist concepts and language to the practices of Buddhist nuns. Based on extensive research in Sri Lanka as well as on interviews with Theravada and Tibetan nuns from around the world, Salgado's study invites a reconsideration of female renunciation. How do scholarly narratives continue to be complicit in reinscribing colonialist and patriarchal stories about Buddhist women? In what ways have recent debates contributed to the construction of the subject of the Theravada bhikkhuni? How do key Buddhist concepts such as dukkha, samsara, and sila ground female renunciant practices? Salgado's provocative analysis of modern discourses about the supposed empowerment of nuns challenges interpretations of female renunciation articulated in terms of secular notions such as ''freedom'' in renunciation, and questions the idea that the higher ordination of nuns constitutes a movement in which female renunciants act as agents seeking to assert their autonomy in a struggle against patriarchal norms. Salgado argues that the concept of a global sisterhood of nuns-an idea grounded in a notion of equality as a universal ideal-promotes a discourse of dominance about the lives of non-Western women and calls for more nuanced readings of the everyday renunciant practices and lives of Buddhist nuns. Buddhist Nuns and Gendered Practice is essential reading for anyone interested in the connections between religion and power, subjectivity and gender, and feminism and postcolonialism.
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Color Country Spectrum (Newspaper) - January 12, 1977, Saint George, Utah Local forecast Cedar City: Variable douds through Thursday; a. slight chance of snow tonight and Thursday; overnight low 17; high Thursday 42. St. George: Variable douds through Thursday; low tonight 20; high Thursday 46. Omniwest Corp. John A. Kicrof lining Division Box Salt City, Utah Color Country Spectrum Volume 13 Number 232 The printed voice of Utah's booming Southwest! Wednesday, January Sheldon Johnson, member of the during a tour of the Dixie Junior High Washington County School Board, sits at School Tuesday, a potter's wheel in the crafts classroom Board considers new grade school ST. GEORGE-The Washington County School Board is considering building an elementary school near Santa Clara. The board members discussed the possibility of purchasing land in Santa Clara Heights at the monthly board meeting Tuesday night They v.ill also be authorizing the architect of the Washington Elementary School to go ahead with drawings for an additional wing to the new school, which is already filled to capacity. The proposed building in Santa Clara will service elementary children living in Ivins, Santa Clara, Dixie Downs and Curtis Park. One suggestion which had been made to Supt T. Lavoy Esplin previously was to build the school on some property west of Dixie Downs. This is not suitable, Esplin said. There is no firm rock for the foundation and it is too far away from any of the present population for students to walk. Everyone would have to be bused. However, if property can be acquired on the flat north of Santa Clara, most students in Santa Clara could walk to school, thus cutting down on busing, he said. It is also more centrally located in the population. Esplin and board member John C. Willie assigned by the board to study the possibilities of sties for the new school and report back to the board at its next meeting. The board is looking toward the future need of school facilities in the event the Warner Valley Project ever materializes. This would create a larger school population for a period of time, Esplin said, referring to study made by Southern Utah State College. However, that influx would gradually slack off. The school board also discussed the disposal of the Woodward Junior High School. Since the junior high has moved into its new- building, a determination must be made as to the use of the old buildings. Esplin said the City of St. George has ex- pressed an interest in the buildings, but no final decision has been made. Several private individuals have shown an interest as well. If the city decides to buy the buildings, financial arrangements may have to be made with the school district No bids are required by law if the buildings are sold to another public entity, Esplin explained. The school board members expressed the hope that the city will make a decision soon. If St. George does not want the buildings, then the school district will either put them up for bids or use some of the buildings for a bus garage and maintenance building. The school board was reorganized at the meeting. Sherwood Bracken of Enterprise replaced Walter Snow of St. George as president, and Sheldon Johnson of St George replaced Bracken as vice president. John C. Willie will continue as the board's representative to the Five County Steering Committee. In Eastern Zaire Prices up WASHINGTON (UPI) De- spite stubborn upward pressure on wholesale prices this fall the government's measure oi business inflation for 1976 will finish in the same range as 1975. The Labor department said food prices accounted for the bulk of the 0.9 per cent increase in December. Prices for farm products rose 3.7 per cent while processed foods and feeds climbed 2 per cent Coffee, cocoa, tea, fruits, wgetables, hogs and live poultry accounted for most of the increase. Price movements for agricul- tural products, which often are errratie, declined in three of the previous five months, the department said. There was encouragement in the more important category of industrial commodities, which increased 0.3 per cent in December. This was about one- third of the rate of increase for the previous three months. The Labor department said rate of price increases for industrial commodities slowed because of a decline in the cost of fuels, especially natural gas. Prices for rubber, plastics, textiles, clothing, and chemi- cals increased at a slower rate. But lumber, wood products and primary metals moved up at a faster pace, led by 6 to 10 per cent price hikes for steel and aluminum. Wholesale prices through November were 4.2 per cent higher than the year before. This was identical to the increase for all of 1973. But prices moved up in the final month. Farm prices in December moved up for the first time in three months while steel and aluminum companies introduced increases of 6 to 10 per cent for key products. The full increases were not passed on to metals purchasers, but there was evidence prices rose above November quota- bens. All were expected to show up in varying degrees to account for another upward swing in wholesale prices when the Labor Department issues its December report today. The Wholesale Price Index measures average changes in prices of commodities sold in large quantities by producers. Although the WPI doesn't apply directly to prices paid by whofesalers, jobbers or dis- tributors, it does indicate the inflationary trend for these "middlemen" and ultimately for the consumer. After falling or rising at a modest rate for most of 1975, wholesale prices for consumer- ready goods and factory- raw materials rose faster than a 10 per cent annual rate from August through the rest of the year. The WPI dipped 0.1 per cent in August, then jumped 0.9 per cent hi September and 0.6 per cent in the next two months. All CCMMtf KIM 200 WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX 150 125 100 01 r MAUJJASONO I t f S T 7 6 Wholesale prices increased 0.9 per cent in December to quicken the pace of business in- flation in 1976, the Labor Department said today. [UPI] Unemployment drops decline brings some relief from year high WASHINGTON (UPI) More than 7 million jobless Americans are awaiting the economic stimulus that Presi- dent-elect Jimmy Carter has promised to put them back to work. The full extent of the unemployment problem facing the new administration was to be known today with the Labor Department's release of final jobless statistics for 1976. Carter already tfae- task will be difficult Jobless- ness in November was 8.1 per cent higher than any previous month in 1976 and only 0.8 per cent below the recession peak. President Ford originally predicted that unemployment would drop below 7 per cent hi 1976. His goal seemed reasona- ble last May when it fell to 7.3 per cent, but it again began to climb when the economic recovery stalled. has-been cautious in his projections. He has warned Americans they should not expect more than a 1.5 per cent reduction in joblessness during 1977. Labor leaders believe Carter is being too cautious. AFL-CIO sconomist Rudy Oswald thinks jnemployment can be cut to 6 per cent by the end of 1977 with the right stimulus. "I think that President Carter set a very modest goal when he spoke of reducing the unem- ployment rate by only 1.5 per Oswald said recently. Will reaffirm faith Ford to give final State of Union address WASHINGTON (u P D President Ford gives his final State of the Union speech tonight and aides said he would use the nationally televised farewell address to reaffirm his "faith in the American people and in American institutions." But barring last-minute chan- ges, they said, he will not outline any major new propos- als of deal at length with two of the most controversial issues still before him decontrol of gasoline prices and amnesty for Vietnam-era draft evaders and deserters. Ford was to deliver the speech at 9 pjn. EST before a joint session of Congress. It was almost sure to be his last presidential appearance in the House where be served a generation, and a last chance for him to express his views nationally before turning power over to Jimmy Carter next week. The speech was expected to run about 45 minutes, take in a wide range of top domestic and foreign policy issues, and play up his administration's primary accomplishments. -'It will be an accounting of the President's said two officials Tuesday. wiE contain warnings and directions for the future and be a testament to the President's faith in the American people and in American institutions." Aides said Ford began working on the speech soon after the election, and that it would express his personal political and philosophical views. His recommendations fot meeting major challenges ahead, they said, would be general in most instances. The aides said Ford woulc again voice support for some previous proposals that failed to win congressional approval, but he decided not to come oia with a long list of specific new suggestions they would have virtually no chance of surviving without Carter's endorsement Moreover, they said Ford already had sent the Congress messages in the last week with Ms proposals for a billion tax cut and priorities for coping with national energy problems. Tuesday, he also submitted a bill designed to create a new department of energy through reorganization of the federal bureaucracy- They said Ford was not likely to disclose his plan for decontrolling gasoline prices or Ms decision on the amnesty question because he wanted to deal with those issues separate- ly in the next few days. In addition, they said he would issue a statement or message to Congress soon to elaborate on his proposal to grant statehood to Puerto Rico. "The programs that the Democratic Congress passed over the objections of President Ford did reduce unemployment from 8.9 per cent to 7.3 per cent from May of 1975 to May of 1976. We would hope that a more favorable administration, with the active support of Congress, would pass programs that would be more effective." Carter and labor already have clashed over the formula for cutting unemployment. The president-elect has proposed a two-year, billion package for economic stimulus including tax cuts and expanded pro- grams for creating jobs. AFL-CIO leaders advised Carter earlier this week to forget about tax cuts, and concentrate instead on job- creating programs. They es- timated an immediate expendi- ture of billion on such programs would put 2 million people back to work- Carter estimates his own program would create fewer than new jobs. But he expects the stimulus of a tax cut to promote many more jobs indirectly plans the AFL-CIO deems inefficient. Some 7.8 million persons were counted as unemployed in the United States last Novem- ber. Many more who were too discouraged to look for work were not even counted. A total of 7.6 million persons were out of work in December, a decrease of about But most of the decrease occurred among adult men. many of whom simply left the labor market. This was matched by a disappointing fourth-quarter in- crease in the number of discouraged workers, persons who have given up looking for jobs. Of the more than one million discouraged workers, most of them indicated that market factors had persuaded them that job-hunting was fruitless. A record 88.4 million persons held jobs, however. This was an increase of about over November. Dr. John Kendrick, the Commerce Department's chief economist, said the-increase in the number of jobholders "does confirm our theory that the economy is swinging up more vigorously since the slowdown ended hi October." The number of job-losers in the nation declined to 3.7 million in December the lowest level since last June. And die number of persons working part-tune involuntarily fell to 3.4 million, reflecting the first real drop since June. While men were leaving the labor force hi December, most of the new jobs wect to women continuing a trend that has surfaced often since the depths of the recession. Some 4.2 million jobs have been added to the nation's payrolls since the recession low in March, 1975. Nearly three million of those jobs were created during 1976. But the total labor force also has been growing rapidly during this period, accounting for the continuing high unem- ployment rate. Some 2.8 million persons entered the labor force in 1976. more than half of them adult women. Joblessness among adult men declined 0.3 per cent hi December to 6.2 per cent Volcano eruption kills Builds another temple (Tom Randall, Vice Consul at the U.S. Embassy in Kinshasa, told Los Angeles Radio Station KPOL in a telephone interview that he had heard the reports of dead but that as of 9 a.m. EST the Embassy had been unable to confirm it. SPAPFRI is untrue, that is he said. "I do not know where the report came from. We received it also. But as of 20 to 30 minutes ago there were no indications of loss of life. is real calm. The lava flow stopped about one kilome- ter (half a mile) from the Goma Airport, which is north of the city. The airport is functioning and there were flights out of there yesterday and today. Lava flow is still hot and smoking but it is not flowing. Right now all we know is that a road was cut and there was some agricultural damage and some structural damage to villages. But we have no reports of loss of The St. George Temple was given to the temple president-a model of it anyway. Ken Richardson built his scale model of the temple out of icing. It took him between 80-90 hours to complete the project. It is built from 103 individual pieces he made by squeezing icing through cake decorating tips. Richardson dedicated the artisitic work to the memory of his son, Marc Aaron Richardson, because the St. George Temple is the only temple he ever knew. He presented it Tuesday afternoon to Grant Bowler, president of the temple. It will remain in the visitors' center until next week when it will be moved into the temple. Bowler accepted the gift on behalf of all those who have done tempie work over the past 100 years in St. George and who will do tenVa work in the future. ;


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1962 Pontiac Catalina 421 Super-Duty - Royal RetrospectiveWritten by on December 1, 2009 Contributors: Junebugclark.com A Visit To Royal Pontiac Reveals High-Performance History In The Making
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In January 1962, Motor Trend asked photographer Junebug Clark to accept a very special assignment: Pontiac had produced its famous factory-built race car, the 405hp '62 Catalina 421 Super-Duty, and MT wanted it for its cover. In the middle of winter, the magazine dispatched Clark to the Detroit Dragway for a day-long photo shoot with the "hopped up" Catalina, and his work was published in its May 1962 issue.
Motor Trend also gave the young photographer a second project: A trip to Royal Oak, Michigan, to visit Royal Pontiac, one of the select-few dealerships to offer drag racers the Super-Duty and other high-performance Pontiacs, and home of the popular dealer-modifed Royal Bobcats.
In May 2008, HPP was preparing its reprint of the original MT "Road Test" featuring the '62 Catalina Super-Duty and asked Clark if he had any more film from back in the day. We were hoping to find unpublished photos of the '62 Catalina Super-Duty to share with our readers.
Clark said he'd be happy to go through his archives and, after some detective work, he determined that Motor Trend never returned his negatives. Fortunately, while going through his boxes, he found a second set of negatives.
Research by HPP has determined that these are his stored-long-ago photographs from Royal Pontiac in March 1962. No notes existed with the photographs, so we contacted Jim Wangers, who, in addition to being Pontiac's ad man, was the liaison to Royal Pontiac from 1959 to 1970, and was at the dealership on a near-daily basis. With his recollections, we were able to identify and caption the photographs.
So here they are-a day at Royal Pontiac in 1962. This is the first time these photographs have ever been published, and HPP is honored to present them to you. Follow along as we tour America's original high-performance Pontiac showroom and see a few of the rarest Pontiacs of all time, all of them brand-new, poised to be purchased, and of course, ready to go racing.
Special thanks to Jim Wangers for his invaluable assistance in making this feature possible. Thanks also to Robert J. McKenzie of Judge's Chambers Automotive for providing additional technical data.
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Ace Wilson Jr. was Royal Pontiac's owner and had this Starlight Black '62 Supercharged Grand Prix created just for him. Three of these high-performance Grand Prixs were produced by the dealership, but it's unknown if any of them still exist. Notice anything unusual about the Grand Prix's exterior? At Ace's request, Pontiac trimmed this GP with a Cordova top, years before the option became popular with the public.For customers who wanted the smaller-sized Pontiac Tempest with a "hopped-up" package, Royal offered the Royal Bobcat Tempest. According to Jim Wangers, only 15 to 20 of these high-performance "half a V-8" road rockets were built. To differentiate it from a factory Tempest, the horizontal slats on the sides of the front grille were painted black.This Grand Prix was built to live up to Royal Pontiac's slogan: "Home of the Hot Chiefs." Ace's team of high-performance specialists installed a McCulloch (Paxton) supercharger with a massive cold-air intake to increase the horsepower of the 389/333 Pontiac V-8. Here's how it worked: Air was ducted from a headlight opening to the belt-driven blower, which forced cold air to a Carter AFB four-barrel carburetor through a second air hose. The amount of engine boost was only 5 psi, as the compression ratio remained a factory-stock 10.75:1.Here's an authentic "Bobcat" Catalina on Royal's showroom floor. It started life as a factory 389/348 Tri-Power, four-speed coupe, and then received performance and appearance upgrades, including a custom "tune," an identifiable paint treatment, special call-out letters on the tail panel, and a Royal-specific eight-lug wheel/tire package with spinner-style center caps. According to Wangers, this super-rare Catalina still exists and was seen by him at the POCI Convention in Tulsa in 2007.How did Royal Pontiac manage to spell "Bob Cat" on the Catalina's tail panel? According to Wangers, the service department ordered two B's and one O in block letters as they appeared on the Bonneville and the three letters C-A-T from the Catalina. Voil! The Bobcat was born.The Tempest's 195ci Pontiac four-cylinder engine received the Royal treatment: richer jets, a more aggressive distributor curve, and a custom air-cleaner to top its Carter AFB four-barrel carburetor.Royal installed a Sun tachometer on the column, to augment the sporty flair of the factory Inland Manufacturing four-speed shifter and gauges. Look closely and you can see the dealer-added FM radio mounted underneath the dash.One look under the hood of the Bobcat Catalina and you can easily differentiate this big-car from its factory siblings. Royal used this specific air-cleaner setup on its Tri-Power Bobcats, and progressive linkage on the carburetors, three years before a similar system was introduced by the factory on the '65 GTO. In addition, the Bobcat Catalina's custom "tune" consisted of cc'ing the heads and equalizing the combustion chamber volume; milling the heads and installing thinner head gaskets to raise compression; truing the valvespring installed heights; adding locknuts for the rockers; installing blocked heat-riser intake gaskets to cool the intake manifold for a denser charge and screwing in richer jets and colder heat range spark plugs, and recurving the distributor with a faster advance to complement the other upgrades.Royal offered its own wheel/tire package on new Pontiacs, as well as over the counter. It consisted of a color-matched eight-lug with polished-aluminum blades accented with chrome lug nuts (shown here), and occasionally an optional spinner-style hubcap (shown earlier). Royal's eight-lug wheel was paired to a "double-sidewall" Firestone 8.00x14 bias-ply tire. It offered buyers a custom look, and supposedly, a better grip for cruising Woodward Avenue.


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Born: July 2, 1979 in London, Ontario
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has been a big inspiration for me, for more than three years now. His creativity has always been mind-blowing, and just absolutely delightful to discover. He has a world of his own, full of hilarious (morbid) humor and superb pencil strokes, I've always admired him for that.
So this was the least I could do... Happy Birthday Endling!!!
Ree and Lilith © Endling
So this was the least I could do... Happy Birthday Endling!!!
Ree and Lilith © Endling
Teeheeh! Adorable!! Love it!
It's... so unnatural... HER SMILE IS NEVER TO BE SO!
P.S. You ship these two?!
P.S. You ship these two?!
OMG! *A* YESSS, Endling is great inspiration, fff, I discovered his art not overly long ago, but it's all amazing <33 nngh, pity I didn't really notice the upcoming b-day and am busy >A<
Huh, those skulls aren't just ornamentation are they... quite curious.
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The citadel (iç Kale) is 200 times 80 meters, and was built by the Byzantines in the sixth century. Its present outlay is mainly the result of Seljuk additions and changes. The building times of some towers is known, i.e. the Yoğun Burç or Fat Tower (1212) and the Hassan Bece Burç. There is a mosque within the citadel, founded by Mehmet II in 1468.Nowadays its a shopping area with a special atmosphere.On this picture the walls of the citadel on the left, straight on the Hunat Hatun Külleyesi.
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My Adventures in Caribbean Cooking, Eating, and Island LifeWhile sailing around the Caribbean, Ann Vanderhoof and her husband Steve track wild oregano-eating goats in the cactus-covered hills of the Dominican Republic, gather nutmegs on an old estate in Grenada, make searing-hot pepper sauce in a Trinidadian kitchen, cram for a chocolate-tasting test at the University of the West Indies, and sip moonshine straight out of hidden back-country stills. Along
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This is a very standard, but good, detergent-free cleansing lotion for normal to dry skin not prone to blemishes. It removes makeup efficiently but does not rinse well without the aid of a washcloth. The coconut, papaya, and other tropical plants barely amount to enough for your skin to notice a benefit of any kind.
Your skin will worship this smoothing, miracle cleanser. Creamy, rich and abundant in Nature's nourishment, it gently washes away any traces of the day with naturally cleansing coconut milk and pore-refining papaya enzymes. Revitalizing ginger and soothing aloe balance the skin for a refreshed, clean feel without tightness.
Water, C14-22 Alcohol, Stearic Acid, Cetearyl Alcohol, Ethylhexyl Palmitate, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice, Carica Papaya (Papaya) Fruit Extract, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Fruit Extract, Zingiber Officinale (Ginger) Root Extract, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Linum Usitatissimum (Linseed) Seed Oil, Rosa Canina Fruit Oil, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, C12-20 Alkyl Glucoside, Cetyl Alcohol, Glycerin, Panthenol, Polysorbate 60, Potassium Hydroxide, Tocopheryl Acetate, Alcohol, Benzoic Acid, Dehydroacetic Acid, Phenoxyethanol , Coumarin, Fragrance
Alba Botanica At-a-Glance
Strengths: Inexpensive; several good cleansers; some good moisturizers; nice lip balms without sunscreen; most of the facial and body sunscreens provide sufficient broad-spectrum sun protection; mineral sunscreens options are available; self-tanner that includes antioxidants for added benefit.
Weaknesses: The natural ingredients in some of the products are natural irritants; jar packaging won't keep air-sensitive ingredients stable; most of the lip balms with sunscreen lack sufficient UVA-protecting ingredients; subpar toners and exfoliants.
Alba Botanica is part of the Avalon Natural Products group, which is owned by natural product marketer Hain-Celestial. In addition to owning the Jason Natural and Zia Natural brands, Hain-Celestial also owns Avalon Organics, of which Alba Botanica is a part. Although Alba Botanica is not any thinking person's definition of an all-natural line—they use plenty of synthetic ingredients, including sunscreen actives and preservatives—they shine in comparison to the mostly disappointing products offered under the Avalon Organics name, but that's not saying a lot.
As far as the "natural" visage Alba Botanica portrays—while they do use plenty of natural ingredients, for the most part it's the non-natural ingredients that contribute to each product's texture and function; but then highlighting those ingredients isn't going to attract attention from consumers seeking natural products, is it? Because there are no established standards for use of the word "natural," any cosmetics company can take advantage of the term, as Alba Botanica does.
Despite not being an all-natural line (which isn't a bad thing), much of what they offer, while not state-of-the-art spectacular, is still worth considering. The prices are competitive with those of drugstore and health food store brands, and they offer some very good options in the categories of cleanser, scrub, sunscreens for face and body, lip balms without sunscreen, and a self-tanner.
It is also worth mentioning that Avalon Products (remember, Alba Botanica is part of this master brand) is commendable in that it uses environmentally conscious business practices, including solar-powered offices and warehouse and relying on organic farming for several of their ingredients. Their environmentalism may or may not correspond to good skin care, but it is admirable. As we have said many times before, just because an ingredient is organic doesn't make it safe or effective for skin (and there's no proof that an organic ingredient is preferred to a synthetic ingredient when it comes to skin care), but the practice of organic farming is a positive step toward creating products that reduce negative environmental impact.
Turning to what Alba Botanica needs help with, you'll see they fall short of being a comprehensive line. There are no reliable exfoliants such as AHAs or BHA products, and those struggling with blemishes or any type of skin discoloration are out of luck. Also, not every sunscreen (especially those for lips) makes the grade in terms of providing sufficient UVA-protecting ingredients, and some of the toners have truly boring, antiquated formulas. Other less impressive products include the enzyme scrubs, masks, and a few of the jar-packaged moisturizers.
Overall, these products aren't the most advanced around, but comparatively speaking they best many other products from brands with a natural angle (Lauder-owned Origins comes to mind).
For more information about Alba Botanica, call (888) 659-7730 or visit www.albabotanica.com.
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