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Hercules rodeo enters final day
Published: Sunday, August 12, 2007 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, August 12, 2007 at 12:42 a.m.
COCODIRE -- The Harbor Light Inn was the sight of music, food, raffles, silent auctions and most importantly redfish on Saturday.
The 2007 Krewe of Hercules Redfish Rodeo entered Day 2, and for Carroll Sapia, it meant being one step closer to the cash payout.
Sapias 35-pound, 3-ounce redfish was just enough to put him in first place of the over 27 inch category entering todays final round of the rodeo.
Scott Youngblood (34-4) and Mike Adams (32-6) round out the top three in the category.
The trick for Sapia Saturday was crab.
I tried shrimp earlier on but didnt catch a thing, Sapia said. (Sunday), Im looking to catch bigger than 35 pounds. They havent seen anything.
Weigh team member Kerry Matherne said the fishing has actually gotten worse.
Its been very hot, and the wind picked up a bit making things more difficult, Matherne said. The fishing has actually gotten worse over the last couple of days.
In the under 27-inch category, Jessi Marcel (8-3) and Chucky Farkus (8-3) are tied for the lead followed by Donald Use (8-0).
Farkus (36-3) does lead the under 27-inch redfish stringer category, followed by Roy Verrett (33-4) and Glynn Romano (33-4).
In the speck category, Brian Foret (18-3) leads followed by Craig Authement (15-0) and Don Calogne (14-11).
Robert Bazet (40-7) leads the drum category, followed by Aaron Scott (29-10) and Joe Fincher (29-2).
Scott Stefanski leads the snapper category with 24 pounds followed by Stephen Stefanski (23-5).
Joe Fincher (3-11) caught the biggest snapper of the day while Russell Prejeans 6-11 sea cat was enough to put him in first.
In the sheepshead category, Doug Price (4-15) leads followed by Murry Buquet (4-11) and Druis Trahan (4-8).
The final category, king mackerel, has Cleveland Domangue (11-9) atop the leaderboard followed by Ron Williams (9-11) and Darrel Charpentier (8-15).
Cash payouts for offshore fishing include $1,000 for first, $500 for second and $200 for third, while in-shore fishing has a payout of $500, $200 and $100.
The Krewe of Hercules rodeo will conclude at noon today with final weigh-ins.
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Data Type(s): Seismics: Boomer, Sonar: Single Beam, Sampling: Geology, Location-Elevation: Navigation
Scientific Purpose/Goals: The objectives of this cruise are: collect undisturbed vibracores (30) in critical high-sedimentation areas of the estuary; collect hydro. survey data and sidescan sonar in key areas for use in comparing with older data to derive sediment budgets for the basin and assess impacts of past shell dredging and current trawling activities; and, if time permits, complete the regional grid of seismic and sidescan sonar data that was begun during last year's cruise.
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Start Date: 1995-07-16
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Equipment Used: DGPS, Echosounder, Sidescan sonar, Alpine Vibracorer, Huntec profiling system (500-2500 Hz)
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Long Beach, Calif. - Johnny Bekakis was 3-for-3 with a double and two runs scored to stake Long Beach State to a 5-2 lead, and sophomore Kyle Friedrichs finished the job with a tremendous relief appearance, making a four-out save to seal the win and stop a late Pacific rally as the Dirtbags won 5-4.
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by Scotty Mylxine, Keith Rosson and Abner Smith
The fifth installment of this pseudo-anonymously penned, informational zine discusses at length the details of Iran/Contra. In 1986 the President was at the helm - secretly selling weapons to our enemies in Iran and then illegally using the profits to fund the anti-Sandinista rebel Contras, in Nicaragua. Relive the excitement - the cake in the shape of a key, world leaders lying through their teeth, and everyone denying responsibility and knowledge that it was even going on in the first place!
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"This little zine is for a conspiracy theorist with only minutes to live or with ADHD. The author has a gift for summary that is astounding. You'll read this and feel like you actually understand the Iran/Contra affair. In this day and age, it is both enlightening and depressing to see that our government has been remarkably consistent: bad for years.
The author goes into the history of our meddling in oil-related foreign affairs, which started innocently enough at the end of WWII, when we were the last English-speaking empire standing. It pretty much goes downhill from there. As time passes, it becomes less obvious when we are aiding friends across the sea and when we are bungling in the jungle or desert.
In order to continue this meddling once it gets on a scale large enough to be detected by the press, our gummint decides to tamper with the Constitution. Iran/Contra was a glaring example of how the folks in charge clearly ignored the foundation of what makes this country tick. Their violations, and the lack of repercussions for the transgressors haunt us to this day.
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In this ongoing mini-zine conspiracy theories are debunked as real deal stuff that has gone down in the recent past. I guess this zine has maybe been thought of as a conspiracy theory zine since their issue dealing with how AIDS came about. But since then it's been pretty much factual stuff that simply was swept under the rug of popular culture. Most issues I've found to be informative and I've learned a thing or two. This issue, on the other hand, deals with an issue that happened within my formative years, so it's really not that far removed from my memory. Ah yes, the tumultuous and shitty 80's.
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[S now receiving at the Banner Store, two doors below the Post Office, direct from New York, the very best stock f Goods ever offered in the city of Madison. ha Post Office, direct from New York, the very ods ever offered in the city of Madison. sive Stock may be found the following, which he will es cheap as "nyy man dare sell this .id. of Nebraska, DRY GOODS Dress Silks Hoods, Shelf Hardware and Fancy Goods Bennetts, Crockery and Paila, Wooden-ware, Tobacco and Nails Glassware, Putty and 'Sash Cheaper than uver for Produce or Cftih 1000 pair of Hoo-.s and shoes, Cheap as dirt no charge for the new GROCERIES. Calicoes, Log Chains and Silk, _ Oooil as the cheap as akim milt Carpenters' Tools, Sugars and Teas, Knives and forks for eating with ease. Axes made by Daviea Collins, Spades and Shovels by Ames i Kolllns, Scissors, Orind-StoniiB Bitts, Molasses, Hraas Kettles and Mitts. PIIIS. llli THE CZAR TAKEN At LAST! Russia Surremlers, ard Works, amoni; which an: Hohn's celehrated I.ilirnries, llnhn's Standard Library, J'.'tliii's Scientific Library, I'.i.hn'-i Antiiiuariaii Ijihrary, I'.nhn's Classic-.il hooper's Novels, uuinplutu, 33 volumes, Little 1: edition Urilish 50 Quincy's WrithiKS ciMiii'lcto, 17 vols. All the above for sale the set or separately; R larj-c lot of Poema, Novels, ami standard Literary orks not h.ducled in Ijic above. Jan30 HYER'S HOTEL, On Jeflersoti St., between the Capitol and the Catfish. MADISON, WISCONSIN. rril-is new Uriel; Hotel, has been built by the Subscribe I ill-- accommodation nf guests, in a sty and suited to their BimPvrt and convenience. Tin public nre r-.-spi-etfiilly invited tu call. Iv.r il'l V 111' Wt-Pk. D. R. HYBK. Augurs, Tennon-Saws and Hope, Hats, Caps, Watches and Soap, Droad Cloths, OimWets and Wicking, Jack-Knives, Java, Coffee and Ticking. Dog Chains, Wood Saws-anrt Drills, Ten Shilling Hats und Coffee Mills, Rnxors, Pfii-finnery and Glass, Fish hooks, and Paint Clasi. READY MADE OTHING. Pants, Dress, Frock and Over Coats, Curry drabs, to provender-and Oats, Hay Pilch Varks and Scoops, Liullcs.. SIIOOHS for gravy or soups 1 Plane Irons, Fish, and Porcelain Kettles: To make all smoV.h and cook well your victuals. His Stock's the best and cheapest by fur Also, Shirts, Cnmllewickiug und lar. TauUec Unl Traps nnd 4 cent C'ulico. Locofoco Matches, Jews Harps and Ladies' Cheap Gloves, wnmu'.ted to sail, and Pins, Scotch S-.iufTand Twist, The Best anil Cheapest iu town on the list. Treason, OodHsh nnd two-shilling Caps, Castvear's Alniiu-.nci anil Nebraska 1 Thealiove is n-.-.haif the Bnnner Store can boast. Where Tor tlu least yon can buy the most. GRAND AFTER-PIECE. Treemen, tlie Banner Store shall not be undersold, Tor Love nor or gold These facts are ntuUwn let let all rely npon, For further come and trade with Sla.lisiou.1851. vl-.HO S.FHOXN. HAYING located permanently in the truly beautiful town o Madisou, where Nature has left nothing un- done that could add to the beauties of lannscape sceneryi. and where a just appreciation of the advantages of art, as well as of science, seems to be thoroughly implanted, and growing up in the miQst of the people, .especially, among those who possess that spirit of progress, nnd refine ment so indlspensibly necessary in building up a great city we therefore would say.to the Ladies and Gentlemen of thi the public .generally, that our morns ma The zound in BRUEFS BLOCK, 4th story, on the same floor with ths Huseitm, (now bthifr fitted up In superb style, .with numerous additions niJ im provements, where an hour may be very profitably spem in viewing a fair representation of the many natur pro duc'.i'-ns and curiosities of the "Great West." In addition io a large and very high SIDE LIGHT, for general use, we have also a splendid SKY-tlGHT :n the Museum moms, at ur command; much jirger than any other Miuli.un, but we think not sufficiently large to adr.iit of bjius used wichuns. a combination of other, and cross lights, which, although readily obtained, would be very inartsiic, and much hehiml the age; and therefore, for the present, or until circum- stances will permit us to obtain a much larger, anil IxjtttM nrrasjud SKY-LIOHT, than any yet found inTHIS STA'JtE: ws shall continue to use our excellent KID1S LIGHT, which is every day producing as many of oar citizens can beor witness HOT EftUALLED ITS TEE WESTEHH MARKET BASKETS! Wliile speaking of light, will here modestly remark, thu' a mere beg-imier in the Daguerreotype art, who lias hail the proper instruction, ought to know better tl.iiu to miver- tise.'nnd we often notico in the Sky- and Side-light for It is vve'.l understood triii; artist, that only one direct light can bo used with an artistic or ilusfmblo elTect. Anil, believe, it now generally understood by tlia muss, that the great seer of successful dagur.'uotyping consists, in thorough lerl-e of the eflects of properly arriinging and blending fjIGHTnml SHADE, as Light is the great principle which the Dagnerrcotype impression is produced.. It is 'i-ith ,'i degree of pleasure tluit we acknowledge- thut our opix-'raUlins thin IV.v in JlniJison, have our most sanguine expectations; having been, in 11. great measure, conhned to taking FAMILY GkOUPES. and lame plate pictures, not only show the taste of citizens, in the village and country, but war- rants future success to the operator. All th-: styles of Daguerreotypes, found in cnst- ern citias. and at eastern prices, may be obtained iit this Gallery; including the Stereoscope, Crayon, Jtagie back ground. Also, pictures of. Ml juu nji beiiii! over, ami the votes all counte.1 out, it is the subscriber's ex-olV.uio duty to make known to the citizens of Madison, and in the suburbs round about, that the __ A a 'STORE, on St., in the new Build- ing, opposite the Madison Hotel, Is jviat place -.o purchase IE' kept by the day or week. "2Ttf NEW BOOKS AT DURRIE'S! Third Gallery of T.iterury 1'ortraits T'Later the author of "Owl creek Letters" >r.ther Clark, or the I'ionecr Kullou's Dollar Monthly and cekly Pictorial U.-lie's Ladle's Gazette of I'aris ami London lasbions Knickerbocker, I'ntiiam, Harper and other Month- supplies of Life of Greclcy M .-Courtship, I'.v Wyckoff liarnum, Ruth Hall and id'i May, received by Kxpress B A RNUMT are iJl gone-price T.TJREIE8. French China Ware. TWO MORE of those beautiful French China Tea left and for sale cheap, at GUILD'S. Iieccmbcr 15. A new article TOSS of Thompson's pure Lead, and five Tons of (juiw M'hitc 'f-mc 1'aint, for sale at 10 _____ THE RECORDED WILL, or Truth and Fic- tion, remarkably illustrating the case of Divine Providence. TJ 'few bupplies, Bayard Taylor's Travels, Ida Miiv Bardum's Autobiography, Fudge Doings, 4-c received this day Madison Bookstore. MiHH D. "Wright's celebrated Corn 1-nUlvi.tar A Kood assortment on hand and for sale v' UUI" b________T1BBITS Si GOKDON. ARTICLE OF Slir iust received from the Mendotah Mitli J KNimN k SMILIB Just Received uuri for Salel A LOT of MACKEREL, by kit, barrel or pound, Also TURKEYS, CHICKENS AND GEESE other thing too nuraberous to mention, Which may be found at Cash Store i TSW UKKRIOKRATOBS for those who want to "tee; fot mt TUOMAS ClARK'S "VAHOK Invoice ot the very lutoat mid .most fashioua ju.t received "id 'or Mle by n HAyEg vvit'K Jayne'a Medicines, Louden Sloan's Met! Townsend' Mwlielnes, .f value, ajpa Christie's dvanic Belt Liver Oil, ahd ever Oil by barrel WIBOHT'S GB90ER1E f all SuRiirs, Brown and Fine; Mo- IMSSUS, Hyi-upn, Dried Fruits, incy Cookinj! lixtrnc-.s, Ptaisiiis, Ginger, Spices, Salera- tus, SUu-ch, Candles, Soap, BUTTER AND CHEESE, 'amphene, Winter-Strained Oil, Burning Fluid, fyc., FAMILIES SUPPLIED Vith all kiatls of Sruueries, Wheat anil Buck Wheat Corn Meiil, Butter, Lanl, Cheese, "Vege. tables, frtonc, and Wooclun i'lour, Oats, Corn, All heavy E WORLD CARPENTER'S UNIVERSAL ROTARY FORCE PUilP! TIIK TJNDEBSIUNEn, Imving purchased the exclusive risht to rnanufacturii and sell PAT KNX CNIVE11SAL IWTAllY TOUCE For the State of Missouri, re prepared to sell the State, County or town rights, n said 'erritory. Thia Pump is the most simple, compact, and f anything of the kind ever in use. It vi peculiarly adapt d to Cisterns, Wells, detp Mines, and in fact to any par to which a force or'lift pump may be required. It is Iso well adapted to purposes of Fire Engines, It is rotarv, and of globular form, and may be worked iv hand or power. One of theaa Pumps, occupying no more room than a half bushel basket, is capable ot throw- ng water from 75 to 100 feet high, sufficient to answer all he purposes of a 1'irc- Engine, in any Machine Shop or Factory. Its cost is considerable less than any other kind Pump, of eipaal capacity, and tha Patentee offers S1OOO to any one who will discover a pos- sibility of this Pump getting out of Order. Unless worn out or broken by some extraordinary pow- not nectssary for its'propulsion. Sor filling Water Tanks, for Rail Koad use, and for washing decks of Vessels, Steam boats, Ac., .these Pumps present superior advantages over ail others. The public, and all others interested, arc invited to call, and examine a WORKING MODEL, of one of the CARPENTER Pumps, now in the Store of the Undersigned THE PU-ttPS ARE WARRANTED to come up fully to the recoramendntions. Madison, Jan. 29, 1855. and Public or Private Buildings, without reversing tlit PoMCSsins ;i full sett of.the choicest instruments that tlie woi'li'i and other i'acilities to cori-esijond, tujrelln-r with a th'iroui'h pnicticiil sxperiuncc, no elVart shuli be to make this Gallery w irthy of its name and loca tio'i. and believe these efforts will be appreciated. Those wishing to professionally in the practice nl tins us'fill, und beautiful art, can here be furnishci( with all the necessary apparatus, and receive such instructions- US will warrant success in'operating. NECESSARY REMARKS: Those wishing large plate, pictures, will save time by irivinj; nolice it day previous to sitting. sitting fur pictures, will please avoid Ught-'ulne 01 pink ili-esses. Emfirmdery, Lace Work or Ringlets, ado muck to ike beauty of Daguerreotype Pictures. 0s Pictures of smnll children, or family Croupes will small children, taken only in weather, between th. h.nirs of 10, A. Jl. and i 1.'. M. Operators wishing tu ir.nke purchases, nre invited to cal and examine our stock of malerUls, and sippar atus, before 0. A. JOHNSON Madison, Jan. 15, 1855. S. R. FOXE'S th heart, and conscience u men with a and pou'er ti ti be misunilersto.xl, bu I are also clothed in such chaste ..i ilegunt language astobe most valuable as contribution i mi.hijrliesti.rder of CAMILLE, cf, the fate of a Coquette.- B; Alexander Dumas. last book from the pen ef Dumas, has create i prcateilagreat sensntionin Paris, as it wiU undoubt. .llv lere, it has already bi'en dramatizeJ by Sliss Davcnp >r i md jierformed by her withgreat success." LIFE OJV THE ROAD. Complete in oner, lume, with illustriations. The ab. jus received from N. Y., ttr JOB ALL THE PtJBPOBES OFA FAMILY PHYSIC THBRB has long existed a public demand, for an effective piirgative pill which coiilil be ielied on as sure and perfectly aafe in its operation. .1 This has been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten- sive trial of its virtues has conclusively shoivrt with what success it accomplishes the purpose designed. It ia easy to make a physical pill, but not easy to make the best of all pills one which should hare none of the oWcctions, but all the advantages, of every other. This has been attempted here, and with what success we would respectfully submit to the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the patient hitherto that.almost every purgative medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow- els. Thia is not. .Many of them produce so riiuch griping pain and revulsion in the system as to more than counterbalance the good to be derived from them. These 'pills produce no irritation or. pain, Anlesa it arise from a previously existing obstruc- tion or derangement, in the bowels. Being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their usetm any quantity but it is better that any medicine :should be taken judicioiisly. Minute directions for their use in the several diseases to which they .are ap- plicable are given on the box. Among plaints which have been speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver Complaint, in its various forms of Jaundice, Indigestion, Languor and Loss of Ap- petite, Listlessness, Irritability, Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side and Loins; for, in truth, all these are but the con- sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an aperient they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos- tiveness, Piles, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof- ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body, Ulcers and impurity of the blood; in short, any and every case where a purgative is. required. They have also produced some singularly suc- cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in the Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood and prepare the system for the change of seasons. An occasional do'se stimulates the stomach and bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe- tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by their stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno- vate the strength of the body, and restore _ the wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even though no serious derangement exists; but un- necessary dosing should never be carried too far, as every purgative medicine reduces the strength, when taken to excess. The thousand cases in which a physic is required cannot be enumerated hero, but they suggest themselves to the reason of every body and it is confidently believed this pill will answer a better purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available to mankind. When then- virtues are once known, the public will no longei doubt what remedy to employ when in need of a cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped they are pleasant to take, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use m any quantity. For minute directions see wrapper on the Box. J'REPAKED BY JAMES C. AYEE, Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, MASS. Price 25 Cents per Box. Jive Boxes for it FEL10W rumored about the the'.Country for several said' rumor has settled dow.ii into of which hundreds of "cur- "affidavits" can be procured, that the' FARMER'S STORE! the-plaue to purchase cheap for cash1. GROCERIES! AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. All kinds of Family Groceries'constantly ready for delivery to such customers aa wish to PGRCHAE CHEAP! A largB supply of Brown Sugar, as well as finer qualities, >y the barrulor pound. A first-rate article of Coffee, by lie sack, or small quantii Molasses, Syru; JLIGHT IN DARKNESS: tamp Oil; Burning Fluid, In any quantity, Oheap for the ready. TO GLAZIERS, PAINTERS, Unseed Oil, White Lead, Glass, Putty, Saah, as well as most kinds of FARMING TOOLS, Coarse aiid Fine Salt, in large or small quantities. FARMERS BRING..ON YOUR WHEAT, Tlie Subscriber always pays the highest market price for Wheat, and all kinds of farmers' Produce, suitable for Shipping. Good Marketable Batter Wanted! For which the highest market price in cash will be given. Also, harvertof the' from- eight Mate AgrteiriHiral- baing every one at which, itwaj I.i of .the JUajjersVeVt.-BSsi and in Canada with almost unifom'satifacttoa. alterations and- favorable reputation of I'irst Premiums, every Sftir.but OIK It ,whkh. following Agricultural Societies: Wriyiie aSilTur t trial. Pennsylvania State, Mt. Holly, New Jersey, Missouri State, Southern Central, .1 Illinois State, Rock County; "Wit., LaSalle Co., Den Moines County Valley of Virginia, Talley-of Virginia, Delaware, Philadelphia >ly Canada Wost. Norfolk Butler County, Ohio.. Moaoaf ahel Wisconsin S Valley of VlrflnU Kenosha A "JDIscrettoinry" Award.. r- i'.-.; Tut MECHANICS' Chicago, and Institute, of Philadelphia, also awardcd.lt Uwlr miums, and the latter also i. their Commlttiee, on Science and Arts, to try In the'harvsit field. The result given in their report, this of the "SCOTT LKGAC V is second to no prwti; utn in the United States. At the New York Crystal Palace, (the'Tf Committee oil Agricultural Implements awarded it first a SILVER MEDAL, and another awnrdei it" a Bronze Medal for .a sltcanit al Device. This year I hare built 309, all of which, together with a number left over last year, have been sold, except a few which reached thei r destinations too late. They are scatter r pouiiu. A nrst-rate articie or (Joflee, the sack, or small quantity: Tea, by the chest Or pound, f llneteen have uot ips, by the gallon or barrel. expectations of purchase, have at this PORK WAIVTED! Tin; subscriber wishes to contrast for Pork enough to feed Her troops the next five the same, or and if the farmers really apprcciate-.their interests, as well as the wants oftbeDritish Queen, they ill bring their Pork ami Produce to the Farmer's-Store vherc tncy can take in exchange, or such Family ..Ti-oeeries as they desire, as cheap as anybody this aide ol .iunrlmvn dare sell them Uemember the new Stone Building oppo- site the Madison Hotel. D. M. KICI1A11DSON. Madison, Nov. 25, 1854. n21tf heard of seven beingrelurna.l. i..i v ...I since been worked ny others'-with' entire faaeet; sowluf the fault was not in the Keapcra, but the Iraycn. TVhun'it is considered that the great majority tt have been worked by farmers unaided, very many ot, novel- even saw of Ihtao Keapers till theirs' was reel T, ed; that owing to delay in getting my'knivtt they f mostly received late, giving no opportunity to a quainted'with them beforft putting them at once into th% it is indeed remarkable- that .'thesattefilctUA with the machines is generally so strong. 13" iTunphlet with giving a full accotta of the Keaper, the difficulties and complaints -against Itj.si well as its advantages and successes will be prepared! is the same impartial manner as lest year, just as soon ait hi requisite information can be got from will be supplied to agents and to applicants. Warranted to be a Good Self-Raklnj Reaper. Not only lias It proved to be a good Reaper, but It the hard tabor and expense of. rrikihg off by the work better .than a particularly ia a heavy .cfgy and saves a considerable per cent., by a careful handling of the grain. The timidk-s, too, are deposited: in such good j urder that'l'urmera say cue-fifth to one-third of the arc saved in binding. WARRANTEOTO BE A GOOD MOWER I have attached to a few machines this year, by wity experiment, a wrought iron flnger bar of about fow in breadth, which works well in grass cutting, and I asa now prepared to warrant it as a mower, OWING Sclf-Kukins Keaper, with orders nn receipt of Machine-, 1st Junt-r and Deetisi' her I'rlcu in advance, or in addition the be paid in full upon receipt of the'siacliine.' For tiie.Mowing liar and Knife, must accosapaay tM 'order, on its receipt, and' on 1st June iu advance, on its receipt. If not ordered wRh the Reaper must be paid ia advance. Price of Machine as Si mower, with tlie order, on its receipt, 1st June, and 1st December next, or in advance or OB its receipt. Vor the balance of the Machine to It PEICE OF REAPER, BAR AND EXTRA KM" AYER'S CHERRY PECTORAL, For the rapid Cure of COUGHS, COL OS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION. THIS remedy has won. for itself such notoriety from its cures of every variety of pulmonary disease, that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi- dences of its virtues in any. community where it has been employed; So wide is the held of its use- fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cares, that almost every section of the country abounds in persons publicly known, who have been restored from alarming arid even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority over every other me'dicine of its kind is too appa- rent to escape observation, and where its virtues are .known, the puolic no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec- tions of'the'pulmonary organs which are incident to our climate. And not only in formidable at- tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties COUGHS, HOARSENESS, and for CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine that can be obtained. As it has long been in constant use-throughout this section, we need not do more than assure the people its qxiality is kept up to thebest that it ever has been, and that the genuine article is solu Madison by .1. VV1UOHT: Milwaukee, by J. W HO.HKtKS.iBBQ. Fond du Lac, by. PATIUDGE CO. by All other Druggists. Vlilwankee Mississippi R. R. Now in Operation from Milwaukee.to.- Madi- son, alout 100 miles. Summer Arrangement for 1854. ON AND ATTER MONDAY, MAY 20th, the Trains will run aa follows, (Sundays excepted.) GOIXG WESTWARD: A Pnssenger Trabi will leave Milwaukee at 7.30 A. Arrive at Janesville at 11 A. M., at Madison, the Capitol of .he State, at 1-2.40 1', JI. A Passenger Train will also leave Milwaukee nt S.15 P. M., on the arrival ef tne Boat from Chicago, and arrive at Jaiu'svillc and Madison the same evening. GOING EASTWARD: A Passenger Train will leave Madison, for the present at S A. M., anil Janesville at 5 A. M., and arrive at Milwan- (jc at S.30 A. M., in time for the Morning Boat for Chi- ago. A Passenjrer Train will also leave Madison at 1.30 P. M., nd arrive at M hvaukee at T P. Mi, in time to connect with he livening Uout fur Chicago, which will commence run- ing on or before the 10th June. Treiglif run each wnr, every day; the entire length of the road. GORDON. G EEAT REDUCTION in the pricee of Brochn, Long Shawls, at GUILD'S. COME "HO] THE PUBMC, THAT IS TO SAY, those who eat, and arc in the habit of get ting hungry, should know that a superb EATING SALOON, IB wellfltted up, and filled with all the choice luxuries thai such mi establishment should contain. Ill the Basement of Fairchild's Block. SHELL CAN OYSTB3 Constantly ;on land, at or d nrveup (justoroors may desire. Medilon, WM. Highly Important to Fanners. THE OJJ1Y FAB.MEHS' IKS CHANCE COM .PAST IN THE WEST. THE MEADISON MUTUAL Located at Madison, Wis. DURKIAl'S c. MadiaonBook B O V E E' Pinckney street, Madison, GEO. E. t. N. BOVEB, MANUPACTUEEES of the worlil renowned Gatai. g Twist Rifles, Double and Single 13a relied Shot Guns. COLT'S WVPLVERS, Allen's self-cocking six barrelled Pistols, Baldwin's elnsdc indented Gun Wadding, Ely's aati-coroslve Caps, forward and back-action Locks, Shot Poaches, Po del- Flasks, Belts, Wad Cutters, Nipple Wrencheav So. Also all kinds of AMMUJIITION-of ,tlie beat quality N. attention paid to jobbing. All work warranted, and done when promised. CHURCH ORGAN FOR SALE. ASEaOlfD'aAffD ij case, 41 octaves ana six stops, oanbe.baught for MADISOK Mr SIC STOftE, TheOrgan has been- used in on of the -few churches, and has enough for any i-i-dlnary ch i.r lecturer. in tho state. It is of a snjct tone nnd ui gtiiiil coua. hn. mXONS of Thompson's pure Lea I, and Kns of Suow White Zinc at Table and Tea Spoons, warranted made of pi re ilOTH'9 Jevrelry Store nPHTS Compauy continues to take risks upon Farm Pro- J_ perty onljvconsistlng of buildihga of all kinds, (beloiig- ng to house-hold furniture, grain jn; stock, at lower rates than most other responsible com- panies. All losses promptly paid at the office as soou.as proof is made thereon. We believe it to he for the interest of the farmers to in- sure by themselves, their property being less hazardous fian any other, consequently you, will have no losses only your.own ot the same class, and all .will.: be.011 equal foot- ing. Kiperience has shown that two-thirds, if not three fourths of all the flres that occur, are upon stores, taverns, mills shops, and such like property. In tKis "compajiy all such property is rejected, positively, by'letting .them, alone. Farmers, loot to your own interest, and insure in a Barm "We have been .doing business a little over three years and we have'not been pbliged.to assessor premium notes and' for the'lait fourteen months, we have not had. a single loss, thoujrh doiug and prosperous srhich we believe to be without a parallel in tna hbfo'ry of Ihsur The best of given as to. the responsibility TKAY-EIiING AGENTS wanted for Iowa indian and Michigan B.E. HOPIISS. Secretary. L. J. Treasurer. C. C. OMK, Oen. Agent.' ITT Stages run in connection with the Cars, to and from he Forest House .and Whitewater to Watertown, Fort Vinnebago, Fond tin Lac, Beaver Dam, I-Ioricon, Wanpun, ind Berlin. Also, from Janesville and Madison to Sank, Baraboo, Oodgeviile, Mineral Galena and Dubuquej irid 'to various other portions of the State. Passengers are ticketed to and from Madison to Chicago it and tu und from .Tanesville to Chicngo at N. B. The price from Slilwaukee to" all Eastern points is he same as from Chicago, which makes the Milwaukee the cheapest by several dollars. EDWARD H. BRQADHEAD, Snp't and Engineer. the, order, to bear interest at 6 per cent, troit :lst January next; and Machines .not ordered in time to.be rcceiTtd a. least 30 days before harvest will not be warranted. Send Orders Early." Nearly the whole trouble with these Reapers this yeai- has been in consequence oC not getting them early enoufh to have them ready before harvest. Machines will be fin- ished ami ready delivery by 1st November, and orders will-thereafter bcsupplied as .fast as possible.. Reaper early; and you will be sure of it when needed, and when a little delay In getting it, or in preparing work, will be very expensive. Though I shall build 700 for next harvest, perhaps more I shall not he able hi supply half the orders unless tbt probable demand is several times over-estimated. J. S. WRIGHT.' "Prairie Farmer" Warehouse, Chicago, Sept. F6R SALE BY TIBBITTS it GORDOX, or.- C. A IJFE OF tritriAM H. SEWARD T 1FB OF 'with ielec'tlohi Inn ijworks, edited by B. BAKElt. ToL 12 mo., Just red by Kxpreii, by 'i' French and Scotch Embrpiderief. i RE now offered, at for about. pricu, consisting of Lace, Muslin, and Cambric ecvvs, Collars. and Underlldkfa, Floundngi, Ladiea call and see. December 16. DUKRIE'S MADISON BOOK STORE! Brncn'c Block, Tfcxt to the State Bank. TJIU SUDSCRIBER would inform his old customers and the public gen- erally, that he-has lately returned from the East, where he has: pur- .cliased o{ the Booksellers 'and im- one of the largest. assort- ments of Books and Stationery. ever brought into this market. Thia stock is now opening, and the attention of Bosk euyera and others n respectfully to the same. The following comprisea n small por- tion of the assortment: Miscellaneous and New Publications. All the new works of the day, with a large variety o Books of established reputation. This stock is believed to complete other estaWisbment'r west of the likes. School and College Text Books, This department is full, anil great inducements offered to country dealers In laying in their stock; leading School Books ac Chicagotind Milwaukee prices. Callana see. _; Mercentile and Fancy Stationery, isiw.' aiid Medical Thla'estanllBJiinent is Uio only one west WHOLESALE Furniture Establishment, BUCKLEY Corner Beach and Lincoln. Streets, OVER THE WORCESTER RAILROAD PiSMNCIR VtTVt, BOSTON, WHOLESALE DEALERS In nil Uie' mott :killdsof l; tlMl.lt Oi which they are sanding into all tparta of, the CniUd'Statet Sout.'i America and the Islands of PKiflo. Also, o the A nice and cheap ard wliich if In freat quarters. 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Become part of London's great theatrical tradition as you work and study with leading actors and directors from the world of British theatre.
Sponsored by Sarah Lawrence College and the British American Drama Academy (BADA), the London Theatre Program is designed for dedicated undergraduates from Sarah Lawrence and other schools who wish to study acting with intensity in this inspiring and historic setting.
Students take acting classes, master classes, and workshops with leading artists from the British stage, complemented by individual tutorials with teachers. A faculty from Britain's foremost drama schools teaches technical classes in voice, movement, and stage fighting.
Classes in theatre history and theatre criticism, tickets to some of the best productions of the season, and the experience of performing in a professional theatre round out the program.
Students can enroll in either the fall or spring for single-semester study. Those wishing to pursue intense training are encouraged to begin in the fall and continue with the Advanced London Theatre Program in the spring.
The British American Drama Academy (BADA)
The British American Drama Academy enables students from across the world to study classical theatre with leading actors and directors of the British and American theatre by organizing programs with American colleges and universities. This includes the highly successful Midsummer in Oxford program, held each year at Magdalen College in association with the Juilliard School and the University of California at Los Angeles. Sarah Lawrence College's affiliation with the Academy began in 1986.
The Academy's programs are based on its unique and very close relationship with leading practitioners of the theatre. The dean and director of the program is Ian Wooldridge, former artistic director of the Royal Lyceum Theatre Company, Edinburgh, and BADA teachers have included many of Britain's most distinguished actors and directors.
Single Semester (Fall or Spring)
Students receive a full semester of Sarah Lawrence College academic credit (15 credits) for each semester of the program. Students who come for either the fall or spring semester take the following courses:
Scene Study: Shakespeare (2 credits)
Each term, the program selects various plays—comedy, history, and tragedy. Particular attention is given to textual analysis and verse speaking.
Scene Study: High Comedy (2 credits)
In this course, students study selected plays, chosen from major works written during the Restoration, and later periods. Playwrights include Vanbrugh, Congreve, Sheridan, Wilde, Shaw, and Coward.
Scene Study: Modern Physical Theatre (2 credits)
In this course, students study with members of the Theatre de Complicitè, subject to availability, to examine 20th-century European texts and investigate appropriate acting styles, including Commedia Dell'Arte and Mask Work.
Acting in Performance (3 credits)
During the last five weeks of each program, students rehearse and perform productions of major British and European classical works. Recent BADA productions have included works by Shakespeare, Wedekind, Barker, Webster, Euripides, Durrenmatt, Pirandello, and Farquahar.
Voice (1 credit)
This course takes an eclectic view of voice teaching, combining the principles of freeing the natural voice, as practiced by Kristin Linklater, with other methodologies that consolidate this approach. Structured exercises are combined with guided vocal discovery to add strength, creativity, and emotional range to the student's natural voice, as well as the development of self-awareness in personal voice usage.
Movement (1 credit)
This course includes general movement exercises involving muscular coordination and control.
Stage-Fighting (1 credit)
The course trains students in realistic stage combat with emphasis on safety, control, period styles, and technical virtuosity.
Theatre History (2 credits each semester)
This course introduces students to a selection of texts but emphasizes British plays since the 16th-century. During the fall semester, the course begins with the works of the Greeks, especially Euripides and Sophocles, and works produced in the Middle Ages. Classes conclude with a focus on British dramatists of the 16th-, 17th-, and 18th-centuries.
During the spring semester, attention is turned to British and European plays of the 20th-century, with particular attention to the works of Beckett, Brecht, Lorca, Pinter, Ionesco, Genet, and Stoppard.
Dramatic Criticism (1 credit)
This course is an introduction to dramatic criticism and includes regular visits to the theatre. Plays are discussed in class, and students submit critiques of all required productions.
In addition to the course curriculum, students participate in regular tutorials, master classes, and excursions:
In tutorials, or conferences, students study individually or in small groups with faculty. These sessions are devoted to improving students' acting abilities.
Master Classes
Leading members of the theatrical profession teach master classes. Teachers in recent years have included David Leveaux, Henry Goodman, Ben Kingsley, Jeremy Irons, Alan Rickman, Fiona Shaw, Juliet Stevenson, and Max Stafford-Clark.
The dramatic criticism course includes eight theatre visits, arranged in close consultation with the leading theatre critic that teaches the course. Excursions include visits to performances at Shakespeare's Globe and by the Royal National Theatre.
Advanced Program (Full Year)
The Advanced Program is open to students who have completed BADA's London Theatre Program in the fall. Students who attended other theatre conservatory training programs in London in the fall may apply after a successful audition.
This program builds on students' training in classical theatre. Classes continue on a more advanced level, and students perform in two productions in the spring: a modern and a classical play. Students also explore the techniques required for acting on screen. At the end of the term, students receive an edited video of their performance on film.
Advanced Shakespeare (2 credits)
This course enables students who have mastered the basic requirements of Shakespearean performance to tackle more advanced issues presented by this work.
Advanced Criticism (1 credit)
This course includes regular visits to the London Theatre. A leading theatre critic discusses plays with students, and students must submit critiques of the productions. Particular attention is given to the way in which criticism is written and structured.
Advanced Theatre History (2 credits)
This course focuses on the development of British and European drama in the 20th century. Particular attention is given to the work of British playwrights such as Osborne, Pinter, and Churchill. The course also explores works of European dramatists such as Beckett, Brecht, Lorca, and Pirandello.
Advanced Stage Fighting (1 credit)
In this course, students continue to develop their skills in scene work.
Advanced Voice (1 credit)
This course builds on previous training and develops links between technique and interpretation in preparation for the semester's productions.
Advanced Movement (1 credit)
In this course, students discover how text can affect individual body mechanics and influence the physical choices that are available.
Acting for Film (2 credits)
This course includes on-camera classes that show the variations that must be made when acting on screen versus stage. At the end of the course, students are given a professionally edited video of their on-screen scenes.
Modern Workshop Production (2 credits)
In this course, students rehearse and perform a workshop production of a 20th century play in collaboration with a director and designer/stage manager. Students contribute to the project in direction, design, choreography, etc. The production is presented in a found space. Recent productions have included plays by Sartre, Beckett, and Chekhov at Cecil Sharp House, and a promenade performance in BADA's premises.
Acting in Performance, Classical (3 credits)
The second production is of a major classical work and serves as the finale to the program. Both productions are directed by leading British directors and performed in a London theatre.
Living in London
The London theatre is the principal focal point for drama in the English-speaking world. Nowhere else is there such a diversity of plays or such a range of talent. The resources of London are therefore central to students' experience in The London Theatre Program.
Students live in apartments located within a 20-30 minute walk from Gloucester Gate. The apartments include fully furnished kitchens where students can prepare their meals. Students are housed in double rooms.
Cultural Activities & Excursions
Attendance at performances is an integral part of the program. Master classes and talks with guest artists from the theatre world are arranged throughout each semester.
Books & Plays
Books are provided for all acting classes. BADA has its own library, from which students may loan out books. The library has computers for writing papers and Internet access during office hours.
The Sarah Lawrence College London Theatre Program is highly selective, and the number of students is limited. It is open to juniors and seniors enrolled at any accredited American college or university.
The Office of International Programs can provide further information about the program, as well as names and numbers of program veterans who will be happy to discuss any aspect of the program.
All students applying to the London Theatre Program are required to audition. The audition should run no longer than 10 minutes.
If possible, students are strongly recommended to audition in person. Contact the International Programs Office at (800) 873-4752 to set up an audition in a city listed below.
If a live audition is not possible, students can upload a video via YouTube. The video must be set as "unlisted (private)." E-mail the unlisted URL to Cecilia Weisman by March 6.
The audition must include:
- An introduction: who you are, how old you are, what school you attend, when you began studying acting, if you have ever been to London, what you know about the London Theatre Program, why you are applying to the program, and how you heard about the program.
- A brief monologue from Shakespeare.
- A brief monologue from the modern repertory.
- A song. This should not be a major production number; just have fun with it.
Auditions for the London Theatre Program for the Fall/Full Year program will be held as follows:
- Monday, March 7: University of Southern California (Los Angeles area)
- Thursday & Friday, March 10 and 11: Sarah Lawrence College (New York area)
- Saturday, March 12: Northwestern University (Chicago area)
- Monday, March 14: Tufts University (Boston area)
- Tuesday, March 22: Howard University (Washington, DC area)
Applications & Deadlines
Completed application forms, letters of recommendation, academic interest statement, study abroad approval, official transcripts, and application fee (guest students only) are due:
- March 1 (for fall and full-year applicants)
- October 15 (for spring applicants)
Tuition & Fees
Room deposit (against damages)
Study abroad medical insurance*
$202.80 (as of last term)
Next term's rates will be available in June
*Students still need to have their own coverage or coverage through the Sarah Lawrence plan to ensure they are adequately covered before they leave the US and upon their return.
Estimated Expenses
$1,900 - $2,600
|Incidental expenses
(Theatre tickets, books, etc.)
|$868 - $1,078
Roundtrip airfare
Local transportation
*This estimate was from a student discount service (as of 4/18/16), as noted in our Handbook, www.statravel.com, and based on a non-stop flight from New York to London.
Travel expenses before or after the term, and any trips taken during the mid-term break, are not included in this estimate.
Financial Aid
Sarah Lawrence College students who normally receive financial aid may apply their awards to any College-sponsored program abroad.
Sarah Lawrence College offers limited financial assistance to guest students on this program. Students should consult their home school's financial aid office for guidance on other financial aid resources.
For more information about Sarah Lawrence financial aid options, e-mail the Office of International Programs.
Academic Calendar
Fall 2016
|Students Arrive
|Friday, September 2
|Orientation Day
|Sunday, September 4
|First Day of Term
|Monday, September 5
|Mid-Term Break
|October 31 - November 4
|End-of-Year Productions
|December 7, 8, 9
|End of Term
|Friday, December 9
|Students Must Vacate Housing
|Saturday, December 10
Spring 2017
|Students Arrive
|Friday, January 6
|Orientation Day
|Sunday, January 8
|First Day of Term
|Monday, January 9
|Mid-Term Break
|March 6-10
|End-of-Year Productions
|April 12, 13, 14
|End of Term
|Friday, April 14
|Students Must Vacate Housing
|Saturday, April 15
Students are expected to arrive in London on the Friday stipulated and cannot depart prior to the end of the term. Please note that these dates are subject to change.


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Saw this beautiful owl tragically killed by getting caught on a barbed wire fence and felt I needed to record it. I wasn't sure about taking such an image but felt impelled to.. It seemed to have happened that night before I saw it in the morning.
Done with a V3 and 300/4 with the FT1.
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I have a dream! That someday I will again be able to open the mailbag and not see it flooded with questions on realignment!
As far as the best play from an ISU/IA game question. The Wallace to Whitver play was good, but to me nothing tops J.J. Moses end around TD on the first play from scrimmage in Kinnick.
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Dude, you are Gameday Rulzzz and could probably post about anything.
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As far as the best play from an ISU/IA game question. The Wallace to Whitver play was good, but to me nothing tops J.J. Moses end around TD on the first play from scrimmage in Kinnick.
Yes, this was a great play at a great time. The play by Wallace was a very good one, but not more impressive than the pass from JS to Lentz last week. There are a lot of Clone fans that have forgotten or never knew how good JJ Moses was his senior year. I have a DVD somewhere that has his highlights of that season, and JJ made a lot of really good FB players look bad that year.
I asked a legit non-realignment question, but was passed over. I feel betrayed.
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The only answer to "who/what is GeronimusClone?" is in fact "GeronimousClone". You're like The Todd on Scrubs.
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GC, he's obviously all man. And I don't think Ellen would go *****, even for GC...
Best JJ Moses play ever was at CU in 2000 when we won in a blizzard. He took a pass and ran down the sideline, then plowed a CU defender into the endzone. I think he broke at least 3 tackles on the play.
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February 3rd, 2013 (11:31 AM). Edited February 3rd, 2013 by karatekid552.
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Which variables can i use in Ruby (U)?
Let me explain: of course i can use 0x4049, but it is still used for other Ruby script. And since i don't know for what, i prefer not override this value. If the are free variables, is better.
Thanks a lot
Vars in the 5000's are great for scripting. You can also try to find unused 4000's but I like the 5000's.
Edit: Don't use vars in the 5E00's as they begin to store themselves in the PC box space. Not good.
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Thanks KarateKid, You pointed me in the right direction, Game Development. But I still have need for hacking Help.
I looked through the Tuts for [Graphics] and only found Tuts for Inserting and Editing of Sprites and Titles. Any one out there that direct me to a Tut for Exporting/Ripping of the graphics for the DS level games?
All sprites can be found online with a quick google search.
For mapping, look for Spikey's DS map editor. There you will a discussion of mapping in the 4th gen and how to work with it. I don't know much about ripping the tile sets and such, but you may be able to do it with Spikey's map editor.
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The NHS drugs rationing body the National Institute of health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) will be more flexible in deciding whether drugs for patients at the end of their lives are cost effective.
The move is a victory for campaigners who have argued that it is cruel to deny patients a drug that may extend their lives long enough to see a grandchild born, a daughter's wedding or the last Christmas with their family.
Currently expensive drugs that prolong life by a few months often breach the cost effective threshold used by Nice.
Some patients want to "top up" their care by paying for these drugs privately only then to be told they forfeit all of their NHS care and must pay for the entirety of their treatment. This is often more than they can afford.
In a fundamental shift in the health service, ministers will announce that patients will now be allowed to buy drugs privately without giving up the right to having the rest of their care paid for by the NHS.
A Whitehall source said: "NHS patients will be allowed to buy drugs not available on NHS as long as such treatment is entirely separate and we will take steps to enable the NHS to widen the range of drugs for terminally ill patients."
Ministers will admit there will be no financial help for poorer patients who cannot afford to top-up their NHS care.
Critics have said allowing top-ups will create a two-tier NHS and undermine the founding principles that care should be provided irrespective of ability to pay.
Patients wishing to top-up their care will have to be classed as a private patient and may be treated in a private hospital, the private ward of an NHS hospital or in their own home but it cannot be ruled out that they will be treated next to wholly NHS patients on the same ward.
It paves the way for thousands of patients with a whole range of conditions, including infertility, to top-up their NHS care with privately funded drugs or treatments.
The Government also wants to see more flexible pricing of drugs with the manufacturer receiving a lower price when the medicine is launched and when the treatment is proven effective, the cost to the NHS can increase.
Ministers will try to tackle the postcode lottery in drug funding decisions made by primary care trust exceptional case committees in the absence of Nice guidance.
There are currently 152 such committees around the country which often come to different decisions and have forced some patients to take legal action.
Fewer, larger committees will make these decisions in the future.
The changes have made following a review of access to drugs by Prof Mike Richards, the National Director for Cancer Services, ordered by Alan Johnson, the Health Secretary, in the summer.
Niall Dickson, chief executive of independent think thank, The King's Fund, said: "The current situation is simply untenable. Policy should be changed so that, in certain circumstances, patients will not lose their right to access the rest of their care on the NHS if they pay privately for drugs that have been rejected on cost-effective grounds.
"There are areas of the NHS where there is already inconsistency over patient charging, such as eye and dental care, and current rules don't make it clear to patients why these top-ups are allowed but others, such as the use of non-NICE approved drugs, are not."
Nigel Edwards, director of policy at the NHS Confederation, which represents 90 per cent of health service organisations, said top-up payments should not be allowed to undermine the core principles of the health service.
"Allowing private payments alongside NHS care cannot be allowed to become the thin end of the wedge – no one wants a two speed health service.
"One of the concerns is that many of the drugs people want to top-up with are very expensive, and may only have limited effectiveness, the danger is of giving patients false hope of a cure.
"Now we have allowed top-ups we need to make sure patients get the best possible advice from their doctors and agencies like NICE about how effective additional drugs might be for them," he said.
Penny Wilson-Webb, chief executive of the Rarer Cancers Forum said: "To avoid 'top-ups', we need to get NICE working faster, we need to get exceptional cases panels working better, and we need to have fairer pricing of new drugs. The NHS should be there for all who need it, not to issue £20,000 bills to cancer patients for treatments which are recommended by their NHS doctor."
Andrew Lansley, Shadow Health Secretary, said: "Rather than attempting to address the more fundamental issue of why it is that the NHS is unable to provide cancer drugs to British patients that are routinely available across the rest of Europe, Labour have instead sought to reach a shabby short term fudge."
Norman Lamb, Liberal Democrat health spokesman, said: "The NHS cannot provide everything without regard to cost but that is not an excuse for the injustice and inhumanity of withdrawing all care from those that want to spend their own money on life-saving treatment.
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