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Published: February 28, 2002
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After agreeing to be the project's lead programmer, Mr. Russell said he procrastinated until Mr. Kotok drove to Digital Equipment and returned with a paper tape containing necessary math subroutines. Mr. Russell set to work by entering code on a Flexowriter, a typewriter device that translated commands into holes punched in paper tape.
Perhaps the most impressive feat was that Spacewar worked at all. The processor for the PDP-1 minicomputer ran at about 100,000 instructions per second, snail-like in comparison with the speed of today's fastest microprocessors, which exceed two billion instructions per second.
Moreover, the computer, which was built from discrete transistors, had to make the most of about nine kilobytes of random access memory, unfathomably little compared with the RAM of today's desktop machines, which can boast as much as one gigabyte -- a million kilobytes.
''Each new game tends to push the state of the art,'' said Richard F. Rashid, who heads research at Microsoft. ''They stretch the machine as far as you can stretch it.''
Moreover, the Spacewar program became an integral part of a spreading hackers' culture as it was carried on punched paper tape to the dozen or so research centers and universities that had the early PDP minicomputer.
''What I was most pleased with was that a number of people saw Spacewar and went off and said, 'I can do that' and then implemented their version on another system without looking at the source code,'' Mr. Russell said.
One of those inspired by the game was Nolan Bushnell, who went on to found the Atari Corporation. He was first seized by the idea of commercializing video game technology when he came across a version of Spacewar while a graduate student in engineering at the University of Utah.
In 1971 he introduced an arcade version of Spacewar called Computer Space, which was a commercial flop. Mr. Bushnell kept at it, though, and soon introduced the more successful Pong.
The game also made an impression on two other entrepreneurs-to-be, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak, the founders of Apple Computer, who as teenagers would ride their bicycles to Stanford's artificial intelligence lab, where the game was frequently played.
But credit for the first commercial video game actually goes to Bill Pitts, a Stanford graduate who with a high school friend, Hugh Tuck, installed Galaxy Game, a coin-operated version of Spacewar, in Stanford's student union several months before Mr. Bushnell introduced Computer Space.
It became a huge hit and was played by students for more than six years, allowing Mr. Pitts to pay back the $60,000 he had invested in the project. Today his version of Spacewar is in the collection of the Computer Museum History Center in Mountain View, Calif.
For his part, Mr. Russell, now 64, is only an occasional gamer. He visits arcades to keep up with video game technology and spends a couple of hours a month playing at his own PC. But his tastes, like the times, have changed. Now it is solitaire, not spaceships, that keeps him coming back.
The Crew Members
What Ever Happened to the Spacewar Six?
Forty years after its first shot was fired, the game Spacewar can be experienced on the Web at agents.www.media
.mit.edu/groups/el/projects/spacewar. Here is what became of the M.I.T. programmers who created it:
DAN EDWARDS -- A cryptography expert, he joined the National Security Agency.
MARTIN GRAETZ -- Joined the Digital Equipment Corporation shortly after working on Spacewar and became an early expert on diagnostic software.
ALAN KOTOK -- Became a computer hardware designer at Digital Equipment, where he worked for 34 years. He is now associate chairman of the World Wide Web Consortium, which develops guidelines for Web technology.
STEVE RUSSELL -- Moved to Stanford University, where he specialized in tools for artificial intelligence research. Now works at the Nohau Corporation, a Silicon Valley company that makes computer design tools.
PETER SAMSON -- Works at AutoDesk, a design-software company, where he helps develop three-dimensional modeling tools that are used extensively by computer game companies.
WAYNE WIITANEN -- A mathematician, he worked at General Motors researching neural nets, circuits that mimic the way nerve cells are connected in the brain. He is retired.
Photo: PIONEER -- Steve Russell, lead creator of the 1962 game Spacewars, with the vintage PDP-1 computer on which it was played. (Peter DaSilva for The New York Times)(pg. G1) Chart: ''Space Games, Then and Now'' Forty years ago, a small group of programmers at M.I.T. developed the first video game. A comparison with a current game suggests how thoroughly the technology has changed. SPACEWAR, 1962 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: The PDP-1 (Programmed Data Processor), a 1960 Digital Equipment product with 9 kilobytes of random access memory. HOW PLAYED An inch-wide paper tape, the equivalent of a long punch card, is inserted into the computer. SPECIAL TOUCHES The star pattern represents an actual section of the night sky. Players can use the effects of "gravity" to whip around the sun, evoking the slingshot effect that planets have on satellites. ALLEGIANCE, 2002 (Microsoft): SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS: Multimedia PC with a Pentium 266-megahertz or higher processor; 32 megabytes of random access memory; 20 megabytes of hard disk space. SPECIAL TOUCHES Unlike Spacewar, which could not compute ships' trajectories while also plotting torpedoes, Allegiance can display hundreds of objects with different trajectories, shapes and textures in a three-dimensional view. HOW PLAYED Over the Internet by as many as 60 participants. Some of the processing, including that of graphics, is done on the user's computer; game play is handled on a remote server. Reconstructed Spacewar screen A large star in the center of the screen pulls the free-floating ships toward it. Two spaceships thrust, turn and fire at each other. (Sources: Creative Computing; Museum of Science, Boston; Microsoft) (pg. G9)


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Tech prof has built a golf course in his backyard
Published: Tuesday, May 18, 2010 at 8:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, May 14, 2010 at 12:01 p.m.
RUSTON — At first, it was just going to be a putting green. Then, a tee box and a fairway or two. Before you knew it, a golf course was taking shape a wedge shot away from Rick Emerson's home in Ruston.
Now, more than eight years later, the former Louisiana Tech University psychology and sociology professor has a par-3 course in his back yard.
The project began in Feburary 2002.
"When I first started this, I was planning to build a practice putting green with four different tee boxes to play to the green," Emerson said. "Then, I thought, 'Well why not just add five more and make it nine?'"
Ultimately, there was a golf course, just a John Daly drive away from Mitchum's peach orchard.
"The most satisfaction I get from this is seeing people come out here and having fun," Emerson said, standing by the green with his energetic dachshund, Lizzie. "Particularly the young people.
"People hear about it and wonder if there's really a golf course out and then they come out here and see it and they can't get over it. You can tell that, well, they're impressed."
It took a lot of time and bare-knuckled work.
Think of Emerson's course as being a giant wheel. The "spokes" are the nine fairways, consisting of three tee boxes each, and leading to one green that features a sand trap, water hazard and probably more undulations than an armadillo's back.
"The green has a red, white and blue flag," he said. "Each fairway has a red, white and blue tee marker. From the red tee marker, you play to the red flag, white to white and blue to blue."
For the idea of having a green that could accommodate three holes with three flags, Emerson said that, "I remembered that St. Andrews had adjoining holes that shared a very large green with two flags and two holes.
"So I expanded the green to accommodate three holes with three flags.
"I borrowed the idea of putting a huge sand trap in the middle of the green from a hole at Cog Hill Country Club in the Chicago area where the Western Open was played. In addition to the sand trap, I added a water hazard adjacent to the green."
Before moving to Louisiana, Emerson, 55, attended Harding College, where he played on the baseball and golf teams.
His course isn't for the faint of heart or golfers with a tenacious slice or hook.
It demands patience, perseverance and caution paid to several narrow fairways, some near woods. The longest holes reach an estimated 200 yards, but — again — they require straight-on accuracy.
"The terrain is quite hilly and one of the holes has a creek running through it," Emerson said.
"To reach two of the tee boxes, you have to brave crossing the creek by way of a swinging bridge, reminiscent of my youthful days growing up in Kentucky (Lexington)."
Emerson's No. 1 tee box is a few steps away back yard and seemingly a lock for a hole-in-one (there has never been one made on the course) at 55 yards.
"Each hole has been named for a family member or friend," he said.
The No. 2 hole is named "Darling," for his wife Karen.
The No. 17 hole is named "Marty," for Marty Stokley, son of longtime Tech sociology professor Gary Stokley. There's also Beast" (No. 10), "Pleasant" (No. 4) and "Rocket" (No. 11).
No. 7 — "Jason" — was originally named "Joe" for Tech running back Joe Smith, who went on to star in the Canadian Football League.
"Joe helped me lay the sod for the green," Emerson said about the spring of 2002, when the first phase of the course was completed. "Due to his contribution, he earned the No. 7 hole being named for him."
It's now named for Jason Waltman, a student of Emerson's who played in the second fund-raiser for Emerson Centre, a nonprofit group to help young people in Lincoln and Union parishes, but died before the third, in 2006.
Waltman's only shot to reach the green led a closest-to-the-hole contest until the very last competitor.
"Each day, he would check the status of his shot, modestly saying he didn't care if he won or not, but was excited about the prospect that he might win. He always assured me that, if he did win, he would donate the prize money back to Emerson Centre," Emerson said.
The tournament is now named after Walton. Its Hall of Fame lists players who have made the best shot since the tournament began.
"The hole that Jason almost won, the No. 7 hole, had been originally named for Joe. I don't think Joe minds at all that I gave his hole to Jason," Emerson said.
At first glance, Emerson's 3,211-yard course might appear to be a walk in the park (or wooded area, if you will), but one soon finds out differently.
"After people see it, they're surprised at how challenging it is," he said. "There's some who simply won't play it because it's so hard."
Students, members of the Tech golf and baseball teams and coaches Jack Bicknell and Conroy Hines have played the course.
Former Ruston High/Tech pitcher Jeremy Telford owns the closest-to-the-hole record for No. 1 — still seven feet and 11 inches away.
Ex-Bulldogs' baseballer Glenn Theis won two closest-to-the-holes in 2009.
"Some golfers insisted that I trim some of the trees that were obstructing part of the approach from No. 1, so I've cleared out that a little more, but it's still a deceivingly tough little hole," Emerson said.
The signs designating each tee box were made by Ricky Kirkham of Choudrant.
Just like the swanky courses located at such resorts as Hilton Head and Pebble Beach, Emerson has a greens' mower.
"I mow the green every morning," he said. "It's good exercise."
There's also a small "pro shop" shed and scorer's tent.
And a potential "ball retriever" in Lizzie, though she usually seems more interested in seeing if players can keep from mumbling over the problems created by the water hazard and sand trap.
Emerson holds the course record at 57; his wife unofficially owns the "Wow" moment for putting.
"She was right on the edge of the green once and made the long putt," he said. "When it went in, she screamed."
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The pair were providing punditry ahead of the World Cup clash between France and Honduras when Savage suggested the Central Americans could thwart the French
If you want confirmation that predicting the future is a mug's game, just cast your mind back exactly 12 months.
FROM screen legend Elizabeth Taylor and singer Amy Winehouse to Apple boss Steve Jobs and footballer Gary Speed, the world is mourning the loss of some iconic characters in 2011
On stage Glen Campbell was the clean-cut country boy who sang timeless classics such as Rhinestone Cowboy, Galveston and Wichita Lineman.
She was listed as baby number 10 - one among 99 rescued from the war zone - and she had cried herself to sleep on the aeroplane
Barack Obama will be sworn in as the first black American president on January 20 but did you know these other 'firsts' from past presidential inaugurations?
It's heartening to know Barack Obama will maintain the tradition of pet dogs in the White House.
PM to get role in Simpsons
Bill Clinton was a sex addict, claimed former US president Gerald Ford.
THOUSANDS of ordinary people filed past the body of former president Gerald Ford as he lay in state at the weekend.
FORMER US President Gerald Ford condemned the Iraq war as a "mistake" during a taped interview released yesterday - two days after his death.
FORMER President Gerald Ford, who died two days ago, was a modest man with much (to borrow Winston Churchill's description of Clement Attlee) to be modest about.
CELEBRITY stories including news about former US President Gerald Ford, Jose Mourihno, Timothy Spall and Jim Broadbent.
TV's Sue Lawley, 59; ex-US President Gerald Ford, 92; film director Ingmar Bergman, 87; Mirror reader William Harkness, of Hemel Hempstead, Herts, 65.
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Alumni from the class of 1962 and earlier are invited to attend the inaugural reunion of the CCA Half-Century Club during the 105th CCA Commencement weekend. Join 2012 CCA Half-Century Club Honorary Chairperson Richard McLean (Painting 1958) and fellow alumni on the Oakland and San Francisco campuses to reconnect, reminisce, and discover what's going on at CCA today. Weekend highlights include breakfast with President Stephen Beal, tours of new campus facilities, VIP seating at commencement, and the Honorary Doctorate Luncheon.


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If you wanted a capsule version of the current economic and market cycle, Tuesday provided all the key elements in a single session.
The Standard & Poor's 500 and other key U.S. stock indices rallied to more new records following news of yet another weaker-than-expected employment report, which likely delayed further any diminution of monetary stimulus from the Federal Reserve.
At the same time, the prospect of continued massive liquidity infusions from the U.S. central bank also lowered Treasury yields and the dollar while lifting the prices of risk assets around the globe, from speculative-grade debt securities of American corporations to dicey European Union governments, to emerging-market equities.
I've written variations on that theme so many times that I feel like the financial version of the television weatherman played by Bill Murray in the film Groundhog Day.
Yet that remains the leitmotif of this cycle: continued quantitative easing by the Fed, which has done far more to lift asset prices and suppress interest rates in the financial sector than to expand employment and incomes for the broad population.
So, what else is new? Regrettably, not much in the overall environment.
But in a rare instance of candor from a corporate chief executive, there was an acknowledgement that the soaring price of his company's shares may be more than what it deserved. For that reason alone, Tuesday might be remembered.
A novel aspect of the September employment report was that it wasn't released as usual on the first Friday of the month but in the middle of the third week, which, of course, was the result of the delay from the shuttering of the federal government for two-and-a-half weeks of October. Other than that, it was more of the same.
Nonfarm payrolls increased by 148,000, short of the 180,000 gain economists had guessed for September. Revisions showed August's increase was revised up, to 193,000 from 169,000 originally estimated, but July's tally was revised down again, to 89,000 from 104,000 in the previous month's report and 169,000 in the original estimate.
Meanwhile, the unemployment rate—which is derived from a separate survey of households, ticked down to 7.2% from 7.3%, after rounding. Taken to two decimal places, September's jobless rate was 7.24% versus August's 7.28%. (With the World Series about to start, it makes a baseball fan wonder why batting averages have been calculated to three decimal places long before computers, while the key jobless rate is expressed only with a single decimal place.)
That infinitesimal drop in the headline unemployment rate came only because labor force participation remained at a record low of 63.2%. The employment-population ratio has failed to improve, hovering at 58.6%, even as jobless rate has declined in the recovery. In other words, after taking into account dropouts from the labor force, there has been no improvement in the job market.
And with employment being the key part of the Fed's so-called dual mandate, it is likely to keep policy ultra-easy and interest rates low for longer. That is, as long as official inflation numbers remain under the central bank's 2% target. Even then, the Fed has given itself an extra half-point of wiggle room, to 2.5%, if it's not sustained.
Getting to something resembling a "normal" labor market, and thus a "normalized" Fed policy will take years, writes Michael Darda, chief economist and strategist at MKM Partners.
At the current rate of decline, it will take about two-and-a-half years before the headline jobless rate (dubbed U3 by the Labor Department) gets to a normal level of 5%-6%. But it would take nearly twice as long as the so-called underemployment rate (U6 in Labor lingo, which edged down to 13.6% last month from 13.7% in August) to get to a full-employment level, he reckons. "Worse, it would take more than a decade for long-term unemployment to fall back to the average level seen at post-war business cycle peaks (meaning it probably won't occur during this business cycle, if ever)," he writes, adding italics for emphasis.
For the near term, barring some sudden acceleration in the pace of the economy and job creation, the long-awaited tapering of the Fed's $85 billion-a-month bond purchases will commence next March at the earliest. There clearly won't be any change at next week's meeting of the policy-setting Federal Open Market Committee.
Nor are any changes likely at the December or January confab, which will be Ben Bernanke's last as chairman. The fiscal follies may resume in mid-January, when the current continuing resolution that reopened the federal government runs out. Then another debt-ceiling farce could lie ahead in February, although the Treasury could finagle its way past the April 15 tax payments all the way to midyear, by some calculations. So, the March FOMC meeting is the earliest for tapering.
Which means the Fed is likely to continue its bond-buying for some time. Darda also figures the central bank won't lift short-term rates from near zero until mid-2015. In other words, the cheap-money party goes on, with no withdrawal of the proverbial punch bowl for months, if not years.
And so, the S&P 500 hit a record, along with S&P Mid-Cap 400 and the small-cap Russell 2000, while the Nasdaq Composite reached a high for the cycle. The Dow Jones Industrials remained short of its peak, but the Dow Transports hit a bull-market high.
Still, there were sounds of cracking in some of the high-flying momentum stocks. Netflix NFLX 2.604790419161677% Netflix Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD102.81 2.61 2.604790419161677% /Date(1464296400276-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 17748509 AFTER HOURS USD103.3 0.489999999999995 0.47660733391693416% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 76164 P/E Ratio 354.0289256198347 Market Cap 42915559618.2281 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1936250 More quote details and news » (ticker: NFLX) fell 9% after its CEO, Reed Hastings, noted on the conference call late Monday following its better-than-expected earnings report that the company's skyrocketing share price recalled 2003—when it soared only to plunge subsequently.
With Netflix up over 500% from a year ago, there was a frantic rush for the exits, with 25.9 million of the company's 58.9 million shares changing hands Tuesday. Various media sources said activist investor Carl Icahn exited the stock to nail down huge profits in the wake of Hastings's admirable candor about its price.
A few other, go-go momentum gains also took hits as well Tuesday. Among them were Groupon GRPN 1.4577259475218658% Groupon Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD3.48 0.05 1.4577259475218658% /Date(1464296400358-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 6541244 AFTER HOURS USD3.45 -0.0299999999999998 -0.8620689655172413% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 149415 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 1989461631.08299 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 314134 More quote details and news » (GRPN), off 7%, and Yelp YELP -0.1556420233463035% Yelp Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD25.66 -0.04 -0.1556420233463035% /Date(1464296521486-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1527751 AFTER HOURS USD25.81 0.149999999999999 0.5845674201091192% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 2377 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 1965192913.87194 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 154160 More quote details and news » (YELP), Facebook FB 1.3402324200525915% Facebook Inc. Cl A U.S.: Nasdaq USD119.47 1.58 1.3402324200525915% /Date(1464296400443-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 18071745 AFTER HOURS USD119.58 0.109999999999999 0.09207332384699088% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 409595 P/E Ratio 73.74691358024691 Market Cap 337201285766.189 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1557480 More quote details and news » (FB), and LinkedIn LNKD -0.4774004774004774% LinkedIn Corp. Cl A U.S.: NYSE USD129.25 -0.62 -0.4774004774004774% /Date(1464296543315-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1286571 AFTER HOURS USD129.5 0.25 0.19342359767891681% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 17722 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 17343408447.4042 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 342647 More quote details and news » (LNKD), all off 2%. But the likes of SolarCity SCTY -1.4125467386788533% SolarCity Corp. U.S.: Nasdaq USD23.73 -0.34 -1.4125467386788533% /Date(1464296400318-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 3179695 AFTER HOURS USD23.54 -0.190000000000001 -0.8006742520016856% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 8322 P/E Ratio N/A Market Cap 2366345668.01117 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 29772.3 More quote details and news » (SCTY), Regeneron Pharmaceuticals REGN -0.24081725772516413% Regeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD393.54 -0.95 -0.24081725772516413% /Date(1464296400119-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 723007 AFTER HOURS USD393.54 -0.0300000000000296 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 10383 P/E Ratio 62.46666666666667 Market Cap 41452273205.6527 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1031390 More quote details and news » (REGN), Biogen Idec BIIB 0.8223096174472649% Biogen Inc. U.S.: Nasdaq USD282 2.3 0.8223096174472649% /Date(1464296400322-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 1790046 AFTER HOURS USD282 % Volume (Delayed 15m) : 39336 P/E Ratio 17.321867321867323 Market Cap 61268565939.9536 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 1504180 More quote details and news » (BIIB) tacked on another 3%-4%, while Chipotle Mexican Grill CMG -1.3121124792594534% Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. U.S.: NYSE USD452.03 -6.01 -1.3121124792594534% /Date(1464296417579-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 715558 AFTER HOURS USD453.1 1.07000000000005 0.2367099528792337% Volume (Delayed 15m) : 28402 P/E Ratio 43.75895450145208 Market Cap 13375226387.3682 Dividend Yield N/A Rev. per Employee 71576.6 More quote details and news » (CMG) extended Friday's 16% spike with a further 2% gain.
Stocks such as these don't soar to massive price-earnings multiples (that is, for those that have profits) in the absence of abundant liquidity. And that cheap money comes as the result of poor employment prospects.
A rising tide lifts all boats, according to the old saw. But a rising tide of liquidity appears to boost asset prices more than jobs. No matter; it just means more of the same. At least some honest CEOs seem to get it.
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A couple years ago I gave a backhanded compliment to the new Ford Mustang and got lots of flame from readers. Well, here it goes again...
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Simple but telling, a visual taxonomy of price tags on the cover of "Usefulness in Small Things" cleverly sets the tone for the book, pointing out the subtle differences in a well-designed, but widely overlooked bit of industrial design. This meditation...
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I'm catching up on things here but, whoa, VIZIO just entered the Windows PC market with a stunning line of PCs. These guys are the No. 1 maker of LCD HDTVs in the United States and they make some stunning products. Now they've added ultra-thin notebooks, a laptop and two desktop computers to their lineup. As you can see from the images, they've got a premium design and they've worked with Microsoft to combine that with a great experience based on the Microsoft Signature Experience for Windows 7-based PCs. Of course every VIZIO PC will be eligible for an upgrade to Windows 8 Pro as part of the Windows Upgrade Offer.
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Daily Patriot, The (Newspaper) - November 14, 1854, Madison, Wisconsin in r im L v PITOIOT. VOLUME 1. "Be Sure Youfre Bights-then MADISON, WISCONSIN, NOVEMBER, NUMBER 12. DAILY PATRIOT. CARPENTER CO., PUBLISHERS. TERMS ONE Six SINGLE d Regular Advertisements to be handed in as ear- ly as 4 o'clock p. in., to insure insertion in next morning's issue. ADVERTISING TERMS One column, per One column, six One column, three Half column, per Quarter column, per One square per Business card, per 1 One square, one 7o jrjf Village subscribers will confer a favor by immediately giving notice at this office, of a fail- ure to receive their papers regularly. The Pub- lishers appreciate punctuality in business, and they are determined to observe that virtue, both in their news and job departments. REMINGTON JOHNSON. Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Office in Wells' Block, first door South West of the Capital House, Madison, Wis. H. W. J. W. JOHNSON, THOMAS DOGGETT, Wholesale and Retail Grocers, EAST KING STREET, MADISON, Wis. JOHN H. McAVOY. Attorney and Councellor at Law, and Solicetpr in Chancery. Office in Wells' Block, Madison, Wisconsin. vlnl 9' JOHN WRIGHT. Dealer in Drugs, Medicines Chemicals, Groceries, Mills' Block, Madison. United States Government. PIERCE, ictin" Vice H. ATCHISON. Secretary of L. MARCY. Secretary of Treasury-JAMES GUTHRIE Secretary of McCLELLAND- Secretary of DAVIS. Secretary of Navy-J. C. DOBBIN. Post Master CTJSHING. Speaker of the BO YD. United States Supreme Court. Chief B. TANEY. Associate McLEAN. JAMES M. WAYNE, JOHN CATBON, PETER V. DANIEL, SAMUEL NELSON, ROBERT C. GRTER, BENJAMIN R. CURTISS. C. HOWARD. S. H. TITUS, Architect, Civil Engineer, ami lianilfitcapc Gardener. Attends to all kinds of Designing, Drawing Plans, and Specifications, and superintending the erection of buildings, Engineering, Surveying lay- ing out Cemeteries, Public and Private Grounds, Also executes Maps and Drawings o every description. His experience in all the above branches, in New- York, Cincinnatti and other places, warrants him in guaranteeing entire satisfaction to all who may favor him with their patronage. MAY BE rOUND AT THE OFFICE OF 1. J. PAl'WELL, tyCADISON WISCONSIN. Among his numerous references in various parts of the country, he is permitted to name the follow- iua in Madison Administrator's Sale. THE undersigned will sell public auction at Sank City, Sa.uk Wisconsin., on tke TENTH DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT, the person al property of CHARLES WYCKOFF, deceased, consisting of Beds, Bedding, Linen, Chairs, Ta- bles, Stands, Carpeting, Sofas, Crockery and Glassware .of all kinds.. Wooden- ware, Hardr ware, Stoves, Liquors and Wines of every kind, Syrups, Cordials, Groceries, Double and Single Plated Harness, one two-seated Covered Carriage and one three-seated Covered Carriages one Dou- ble Wagon, and other articles of personal prop- erty too numerous to mention. The above iiam- .ecl Household Furniture, Carriages, are new and of the best style and quality. The Wines and Liquors are the very best that could be found in the city of New York. The undersigned will also sell one span of Hor- ses, also a Lease of the United States Hotel, in Sauk City aforesaid. Said Hotel, is also for sale, and is well situated for an extensive hotel busi- ness. TERMS QF SALE AS FOLLOWS, TO WIT All sums of or under, Cash. On all sums over f 10, three months credit, with 12 per cent nterest and approved security. Siile to com- mence at 9, A. M. GEORGE ANDERSON, Administrator of CHARLES WYOKOMT, deceased. Dated Sauk City, Sept. 22, Chancery Sale.-- Dime County Circuit In Chancery for the foreclosure of n Mortgage. Neely Gray, administrator pf the Estate of Nicholas Smith, deceased, vs. John Conrad Ott, John James Ott, Matthias .Martin, lYena Mastin, Jacob Sehimler, Mary Schnider, J, Gall, Henry Stern, Jacob Mahler, Carlos Wend t, George Ott, Conrad Xwieky, William Votisli, John S. Clark and .Ezra, L. Yarney. BY virtue and in pursuance of a decretal order of sale niaile in the above entitled cause on the 12th day of October, A. T.S5i, I shall on the 2d tlay of December L. J. 1'AKW.ELL CO., 3.HIOIIAKDSON CO., CA'l'LIN WILLIAMSON- DJiLAFLAIN BUBDICK, SIMEON B. I-'. HOPKINS, L. C. DBAVJSB. A. A. BIKD. Wisconsin State Officers. A. BARSTOW. Lieut. T. LEWIS. Secretary of T. GRAY. H. JANSSEN. Attorney B. SMITH. Superratentent Public A. WRIGHT Bank M. DENNIS. State Prison W. STARES. Judges 0f the Supreme Court. Chief V. WHITON.. D. SMITH, SAMUEL CRAWFORD. es. Circuit Jud 1. JAMES R. DOOL1TTLE. II. LEVl HUBBELL. III. CHARLES H. LARRABEE. IV. TIMOTHY 0. HOWE. V. M. M. COTHERN. VI. WYRAM KNOWLTON. U. S. Senators. HENRY DODGE, of Iowa county. ISAAC P. WALKER, of Milwaukee. OOTS AND immense assort- ___J ment, among which may be found Men'_ boots and shoes, Congress gaiters, bootees, embroi- dered slippers, pumps, Ladies'French gaiters, and half garters, French .kid slips, buskins, Misses' gaiters and buskins of all kinds, children's shoes and boy's boots and shoes, by vlnl DONALDSON TREDWAY. GOOD as Bishop Lawns, India Linens, Book Muslins, Spot- ted Swiss, Barred Mulls, Caaibrics, Linen, Lawn, Linen Cambrics, Dimity for sale cheap, by DONALDSON TREDWAY. next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the front door of the Court House, in Madison, in said county of Dane, sell :it Public Vendue to the highest bidder, the following mort- -gaged property, to-wit: Commencing at the east corner -of Block Number fifty-seven, in the village of Madison, running from thence north-west along the street one chain and eighty-two Hnks, thence south forty-eight degrees, west sixty-six links, thence south thirty-live degrees, east one o .aon. fifty-three, in the village of Madison, all situated in the village of Madison, in the county of Dime and State of Wisconsin. WILLKTT S. MAIN. SiruHiKF's OI-TICG, Sheriff, Dane County. Madison, Oct. 21, 1854. rilOwO VU..AS Solicitors. 700D Dozen just received and for sale by TIBBITS GORDON. CRANBERRIES! ust received and for sale aheap, a large qnan, tity of Cranberies at the store of JACOB KNIFF1N. BARRELS RAGS Wanted, by DONALDSON TREADWAY. OOTS AND large lot for. sale Cheap, at H. H. HATES, vlnl No. 2, BBUEN'S 40 BARRELS OHIO WHISKEY, for Medical purposes, iust received, and for sale by DONALDSON TKEADWAY. U. S. Representatives. I. DANIEL WELLS, Jr., of Milwaukee. II. BEN C. EASTMAN, of Platteville. III. JOHN B. MACY, of FondduLac. State Agricultural Society. W. EDGEKTON. Vice KUSLING, LEMUEL W. JOINER, NATHANIEL B. CLAPP, Recording and Cor. C. INGHAM. MARSHALL. Executive S. DAGGETT, 1UCHAKD E. ELA, H. N. SMITH, AUGUSTUS F. CADY, MARK MILLER. TALBOT C. IiOBSMAN. GEORGE 0. TIFFANY. Olficers of Dane County. County P. ATWOOD. B. SWEAT. Clerk of LUM. Clerk B'el BJORNSEN. S. MAIN. DUNNING. Prosecuting H. ROYS. BABBITT. BISHOP. i) Officers of Town of Madison. H. LEWIS, Chairman, EARNEST SOMERS, II. J. HILL. Town DONNELLON, DOERSCHLAG. .Corporation Officers. MILLS. H. VAN BERGEN, GEO. W. OAKLEY, GEO. C. ALBEE, MEYER FRIEND, ANDREW BISHOP, JAMESLIVSEY, CLARK. N. JOHNSON. BROWN. I EN THOUSAND DOLLARS in Cash wanted for Goods, at low prices, by vlnl DONALDSON TREADWAY. SILK WARP ALPACCAS, all colors and qua] ities, from 25 cts. to per yard, for sale by vlnl DONALDSON TREADWAY. S SUB TWIST double barreled SHOT GUNS and RIFLES, for sale by DONALDSON TREDWAY. Guardians' County Probate. In the matter of the Guardianship of MARY ANN TISINGTON, a minor. fOTIUE is hereby given that by virtue of an _ order of license made in said matter, on the 3d day of July, A. D. 1854, the undersigned guardian of said minor will, on the (J.tti day of November next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the front door of the Court House, in the village of Madison, in said county of Dane, offer for sale at Public Vendue, the following de- scribed land, to-wit commencing at the 1-4 post between sections nine and ten in Town No. eight, north of Range No. ten east, thence south the east line of said section nine forty chains to the south-west corner of said section, thence east on the south line of said section one chain, thence north parallell with first line, seventeen chains and sixty-four links, thence north fifty- eight degrees east nine chains to a point seven chains from the west, and seventeen chains and seventy-five links from the north line of the south west quarter of said section nine, thence north seven degrees east seventeen chains and ninety links to the north line of said quarter-section, thence west on said line ten chains and .twenty- six links to the place of beginning, and contain- ing about twenty acres of land. down at time of sale. HENRY M. WARNER, Dated Oct. 10, 1854. Guardian. Commissioners's Notice. E, the subscribers, being appointed by the T Hon., the County Court for the County ot Dane, Commissioners to receive, examine and ad- just all claims and demands of all persons against the estate of Josiah H. Lyon, late of the town of Dunkirk, in said county, deceased, and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto, and eight months from the tenth day of August last being allowed by said Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend to the business of our said appointment at the dwelling house of Albert Warner, in said town, on the last Monday of January, and the last Monday of March next, from 9 o'Glock, A. M. until four o'clock, P. M., on each of said days. Dated at Dunkirk, this, 28th day of Septem- ber, 1854. ALBERT WARNER, CALVIN BARNARD, Commissioners. By Order of MATTHEW II. CABPUXTEB, Court Commissioner for Rock County. "IVTOTICE is hereby published of an order rc- 1.1. quiring all the creditors of WILLIAM FLETCHER, of the town of Beloit, in the county of Rock, in the State of Wisconsin, an insolvent debtor, petitioning for the benefit of the Act for the relief of insolvent debtors, to show cause, if any they have, before the said Court Commission- er, at his office in the village of Beloit, in the county of Rock, aforesaid, on the ninth day of December next, at one o'clock in the afternoon of that day, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted. Dated this, 28th day of Sep- tember, A. D. 1854. iilSwfi ROCKWELL PASCO, Att'ys for Petitioner, Beloit, Rock co., Wis. HURRAH FOR OUR SIDE TII1K PUBLIC are hereby notified that the undersigned have opened au EATING SALOON On King- St., Below Wright's Drug- Store. Oysters and Sardines Of the best quality nniy at all times bo found, ready and willing to be eaten, either roasted, stewed raw. Also, GROCERIES Of all kinds, the. best quality, and Cheap as the Cheapest in Market. Use Bought rind Sold. Vegetables of all kinds Friends, thosi- who want anything in our line, give us a you shall not 'io away dissatisfied. LKWIS .V II. Aj'adisonJ Get. i-i, ISM. vlii2l) MADISON BANK, STo. 5, Brusn's Block, Madison, Wis K. A. UJWK, President. L. A. SHATTUCK, Cashier. SHAWLS. IJHOCTI.A, Long and Square Shawls, Cr.ini to Bay State styles. Super White ('rape and embroidered. Cashmere and -M. Laine new ami :u vln20 DONALDSON A VS. A general assortment of .Provisions I'ur .Faiaily rare collection. ALSO, pieces Carpeting, clioiue senei, n.s f Hill-gins' best TJiree-lMy, Snperline, A If Tapestry, 'Velvet. Brussels, Cotton and Hemp, (-arpets at vJu'ao DONALDSON K TIUiA aJCAUTli Kt'tiS, India dialling, l.'arpui, Cotton iinil Wool Dragnet, all widths from '2-J to Ifi-l wide, at vlnUO DONALDSON JcTRUADWAV'.S. '.WBIRHT'SPBPg STORE ORSE RAKES of Leonardsville manufiio ture, iust received and for sale -by TIBBITS GORDON. vlnS DOZEN HAY qual- ities, for sale by TIB BITS GORDON. Sate of Wisconsin-Dane County Cir- cuit Court, In attachment. OLD Pens of every variet and price, from to .f8, for sale at ROTH'S Jewelry Store Plated and Bone Napkin Rings at ROTH'S Jewelry Store FAIBBANK'S SCAUES. TITHE Subscribers have become Agents for the J_ sale of the above celebrated SCALES, and will always have on hand a completes assortment, from Counter Scales up to the largest Hiiy Scales nl TIBBITS GORDON. JOHN P. HAEBIS, vs. SAMUEL M. WCLCOTT. To SAMUEL M. WOLCOTT, the above named defen- dant. YOU-are hereby notified that a writ of attach- ment was on the 27th day of July, A. D. 1854, issued out of the Circuit Court of said county of Dane at the suit of John P. Harris, plaintiff, for the sura of three hundred and thir- ty-eight dollars and sixty-eight cents, returnable on the second Monday of October, A. D. 1854, and that your property has been attached by said writ to satisfy the demands of the said' plaintiff. JOHN P. .HARRIS, Dated October 11, 1854. Plaintiff VLLAS, ROYS PINHBT, Att'ys for Pl'ff. S 1ILVER Card Cases, beautiful styles, at ROTH'S Jewelry Store. NOTICE. By order of MATHEW H. CARPENTEB, Count Commissioner f 01 Rock NOTICE is hereby published of an order re- quiring all the Creditors of ANDREW R. MOSHER, of the town of Beloitj in the County of Rock, in the State of Wisconsin., an insolvent petitioning for'.the .benefit of the Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors, to show cause, if any they have, before the said Court Commis- sioner, at his office in the village of Beloit, in the county of Rock aforesaid, on the miiith day of December next, at one o'clock in the afternoon of that day, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted.. Dated this, 22dday of Sept. A. 1850 ROCKWELL Att'ys for Petitioner, Beloit, Rock pp. Wis. A GOLD PEN AND PENCIL, on Thursday night last. It was either drop- ped in the Cars, or lost in going from the cars to my dwelling. The finder, will be suitably reward- ed by leaving said article at this office. Oct. S. D... CARPENTER. TWO PIANOS FOR SALE ESTRAY. into the enclosure of the stiBScribe'r in of Dunn, onthe llth inst., a lai-ge BAY about nine years old, marked with; a "White. Stripe upon face, and several white spots upon each side. 'His owner is hereby requested to prove property, pay Dated at DUNN, Dane Co., Wis. JOHN .OTKMIN, October Enquire at this Office. MADISON., S. RCARSHAIX, ILSLEY, BANKERS, WISCONSIN. ;gk TW A-ll.KH A ____ COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK. PORTAGE CITY; WISCONSIN. i years old, and hard as tin oak board, a splendid assortment of patterns and colors from 'J-l to 8-4 wide, ;it vlnao DONALDSON M' AWN AW and Denver Cloths, Wool Yam, Wool itosc and Wrappers and Drawers, Fur Gloves, Ladies fringed Mittens, and other external and internal comforts, at vln-JO DONALDSON DKHADWAV'S. 1CJ1 W1STBR KIBBONS- ___wide for Cloaks. MulTs, Fur Caps, Canada stoukings, Self-ii-djiisting Umbrellas, Builders' .Blocks, .leweh-y, for sale at the Kegnlatur, by vln20 DONALDSON TKK.ADWAY. large assortment of the TKKA.mVAY'3. ibOTfi AN D "Sli'o best workmanship, at vln20 DONALDSON WAR.B, Hardware, choice family (iroeeries, W aml Paper Hangings, Windoiv Shades. Double Barrel Shot duns, for sale at vln20 DONAL'USON TltKADAVAY'S. GREAT CENTRAL Wholesale and Retail Drug Emporium, I WISCONSIN, AT MADISON, J WRIGHT is now receiving at his Store, King Street, Madison, directly from the Eastern Cities, the largest stock of DRUGS MEDICINES. Kver received in the interior of the State, comprising a full assortment of everything in his line, including a heavy Stock of all of which will be sold at the lo'west rates, Wholesale and Be tail, tor cash. O.L1J WINKS and from the Custom House, for sale by vln20 DONALDSON Tli BAKWA V. BAKING crushed to earth will rim: again" and so will DUKKISK'S H.IKINI! I'OWIIKK'S, for sale by vlmM DONALDSON TKKADWAY. MAC.K CASSIA, Cloves, Nutmegs, Pepper, Spice, (lin- ger, Mustard, .Pickles, I'runes, liaisins, Currants, Citron, Corn Starch, Cocoa, Catsup, Chocolate, tiround Sperm and Star Candles, Lamp Oil, Golden Syrup, Java Coffee, best Imperial Teas, Granulated and Crushed Sugars, Hice, Starch, No. 1 Mackerel, at Vln20 DONALDSON TUBADWAY'S. Cap, better and Commercial Note I'nper Jinvelopes, Bill Paper, Cards, and a general assort- ment of Stationery, for sa'e at vlnSO DONALDSON TRKADWAY'S. CKDAR TAILS, Tubs, Keelers, Butter I'ails, Flour Fails, Sugar Uo.xcs, i'aney Baskets, Clothes lliiskets, Well Buckets, Willow Ware. for sale at vlnUO DONA1-DSON NOTICE. THE notes and accounts of DEAN .t BUGGLKS have been j.ilaccd in my hands for immcilJate collection. Persons interested may find me at No. 8, Brnen's Bloclc, OJlice of Botkin, Hood k Wait. COST may be saved by calling without delay. HKNRY 0. WAIT. Madison, October ISfii. Strayed or Stolen FROM the subscriber, in .Tune last, A REI> COW, smallish sine, a little white in the face, blind in the left eye, and about four years old, giving milk at the time. Any person giving information or returning said cow will be suitably compensated. JAM.US HVESKY. Madison, Oct. ____ B Tins greatest variety of Jfancy goods ever in tliin.mar kut, now opening ut is. CHOICE Trench Extracts centsper bottle.upwards, at pure Linseed Oil, by barrel or gallon and large lot for No. a, .liruen's lilock, TONS of- Thompson's pnre Lead, and five Tons of Snow White Jflnc Paint, for sale at vVH.LG.il IS 1 A Ad ID BAJ.U1.ELS best Whale Oil, by barrel MCCirLTY'S Window Glass, all sizes, best kiln-dried Sash, all siaes. 'Putty, Whiting and alway on hand, at 1. Campliine, J'luid, Alchol, J'anners' Oil, Neat Foot's Oil. Machine Oil. at WEIGHT'S, 'EST TEAS, Siigars, Syrups, Tobacco, Spices Flavoring Extracts.Kasius, _______WlilfaHl'h PATH'S'Green, Chrome Chrome V-ellow, lellow Ochre, Spanish Br-wn, Venetian Wed. Kre ttwol Paint, Van< ike Brown, Cliinese aud tmbcr, burnt and Indian .Red. 'Ultra and I rnssnin Blue, at_______________H _. Glasses, Yankee notions, for sale by DONALPSOS TiUSADWAY. 40 1-Barrels Ohio Whiekey, for; Medicinal purposes, just received, and for B ,rBBADWAY. )EST Coach, 'Fivrmturc, Japan and D MARSHAI.I. T: 'YON'S kathairon, Biirry's Tricopheroiis, Pliaton's Hair _Lj! Invigorator, and allother preparationa at 1000 LOOKING GLASSES, at the Regulator, by Vln20 DONALBSON TREADWAY. EST COACH, Furniture, Japan and Demur ___________WR1G-HT'_S. BOOTS AND immense assortment, among wliicli maybe found Men's boots and shoes, Congress gaiters. slippers, pumps, ladies' French gaiters, and If gaiters, French kid slips, buskins' misses' gaiters, and buskins of all kinds, childrens slioes and boys, boots and shoos by DONALDSON TRKADAVAV. IT MADISON DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY! AY1NG located permnuently in ttio truly Vn'iintlfnl. of Madison, where Nature lias left nothing un- done that emilil add to Win beauties of lannscape scenery: and where a just appreciation of the advantages of art, as well an of si-.ience, seems to be thoroughly implanted, and growing up in the midst of Hie people, especially, among those who possess that spirit of progress, and retlnu ment so indlspensibly necessary in building up a great c'u.Vj we therefore wuuld say to the Ladies and. Gentlemen of the town, and the public generally, that our rooms may be nound in BRUEN'S BLOCK, 4th story, on the same floor with the Museum, (now Mug lilted up in superb style, with numerous and im- provements, wiiere an hour may be very profitably spent in viewing a fnir representation of the many natural pro- ductions anil curiosities of the "Great West." In addition io a large and very high SI1JE LIGHT, for general use, we have also a splendid SKY-LIGHT where groups of. any number from five to flfty can be with perfect satisfaction. 1'ietures of sick or deceased pei-sns taken with proM care. Also, views of Landscapes and public or private buildings made to order. Possessing a full sett of the. choicest instruments that the world affords, and other fa- cilities to corresponds, together with a thorough practical experience, we are determined that no cll'orl shall be want- ing to make our gallery one of the First in the country, and hope to receive a liberal share of public At this GaUeryinay also be found Daguerreotype slock, chemlca, instruments, and apparatus of all kinds belong- ing to the trade, and operators wishing to purchase are so- licited to call and examine for themselves. n22m6 c- A- JOHNSON; WHITE as Bishop Lawns, India Linchi, Book Muslins, Spatted Barred Mulls, Owrf ;


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At a meeting of Merrimack Valley Conference athletic directors this morning, the league unanimously approved the application of North Andover High for the beginning of the 2012-13 academic year.
North Andover had been among a host of schools, including the MVC's Billerica, Chelmsford and Tewksbury, that had applied for entry into the Dual County League. The four schools were then invited to join the league before the DCL then put plans to expand to as many as 14 teams on hold in May.
"This was a great opportunity to add a first-rate school to the Conference," Dracut athletic director Tim Woods said following the meeting. "Our schools share a lot in common with North Andover and it fits geographically into the middle of the MVC."
Rumors have persisted that Haverhill might eye a move to the Cape Ann League.
So, following North Andover's move to the MVC, is it likely that the Hillies will move over in a one-for-one move?
"Haverhill has not applied to the Cape Ann League and we do not plan to," Haverhill athletic director Tom O'Brien told ESPN Boston Thursday afternoon.
O'Brien did admit that when the MVC's demise was being forecasted, he'd explored "several options should the league break up", but it was never his intention to leave.
"Our priority at Haverhill has always been to keep the MVC together and remain a part of the league," O'Brien added. "We feel it is one of the top conferences in the state from top to bottom and are proud to be a member."


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Published: Thursday, March 1, 2007 at 11:58 a.m.
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Nevaeh Terrion Nixon, infant, a native and resident of Houma, died Monday, Feb. 26, 2007.
Graveside service will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Dularge Community Gravesite on Williams Street.
She is survived by her parents, Otis Nixon and Ericka Rener Nixon of Houma; one brother, Oshave Wolfe of Houma; and one sister, Oterrion Harvey of Houma.
She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Leona Parker Jones, George Sr. and Rosetta Rener, Louis "Kool Aid" Williams and Rachael Williams.
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Proponents of horse slaughter should be honest. Publicly, they propose slaughtering as the only humane way to end the lives of old, sick, neglected and unwanted horses. They tell us this is the only humane way to help horse owners who can no longer afford their animals. They want us to believe that it's the kind and compassionate thing to do. However, get beyond the "humane" facade and it's really about humans and monetary profit. Many horses that go to slaughter are young and healthy. They're just not quite fast enough to make money for the racing industry.
The first slaughter house seeking federal approval is in Ruidoso, N.M. — the Mecca of quarter horse racing. Horse breeders lament that prices of their horses have gone down since slaughtering was stopped. Is it because instead of buying the breeder's young and healthy horse, buyers are settling for an old, sick, neglected and unwanted one? Of course not! If more young, healthy, well-fed horses are slaughtered, the price on the remaining ones go up. That's basic supply and demand. Even successful show horses and race horses may eventually wind up at the slaughter house because it will be a convenient way to be rid of them before they glut the market with reasonably priced talent.
Unfortunately, it appears our legislators may allow this to happen.
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If you two didn't vote for Braun, well, shame on you.
I think Posey gets the benefit of the doubt basd on team resultsHide replies
The benefit of the doubt because their GM surrounded him with 24 better players than Braun had surrounding him? Horsesh!t.
I think Posey gets the benefit of the doubt basd on team results
I'm a huge Braun fan. But if I had a vote, I'd probably rank Posey first and Braun second. Braun had the better statistical season, but Posey plays catcher and his team made the playoffs. But it's hard to really argue with flipping them around.
But if Braun finishes 3rd or worse, I'll be pretty upset.
Choosing the MVP is totally subjective. Thinking a player used PEDs is as good a reason as any to downgrade someone, no matter how you came to that conclusion. Perhaps that isn't fair, but there you have it.
"if Braun is placed much lower than third on ballots it will make you wonder why." Are you serious? I will not wonder why; it will be bacause of a failed drug test. Anyone should be able to understand that.
Posey plays catcher, except for when he pads his stats by playing first base. He's an average defensive catcher and a complete zero as a runner. Braun would be my vote for MVP and it wouldn't be close.
And his team made the playoffs with the help of a first-half MVP Melky Cabrera. McCutchen wins the first half MVP. Posey wins the second half MVP. Braun wins the whole year MVP.
Posey wins. Meh.
Happy they made all the votes public and who voted for who. No hiding anymore for these writers.
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Reflection and Reasoning in Moral Judgment
Version of Record online: 3 NOV 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1551-6709.2011.01210.x
Copyright © 2011 Cognitive Science Society, Inc.
Cognitive Science
Volume 36, Issue 1, pages 163–177, January/February 2012
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Paxton, J. M., Ungar, L. and Greene, J. D. (2012), Reflection and Reasoning in Moral Judgment. Cognitive Science, 36: 163–177. doi: 10.1111/j.1551-6709.2011.01210.x
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- Issue online: 11 JAN 2012
- Version of Record online: 3 NOV 2011
- Received 4 November 2010; received in revised form 4 March 2011; accepted 18 April 2011
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While there is much evidence for the influence of automatic emotional responses on moral judgment, the roles of reflection and reasoning remain uncertain. In Experiment 1, we induced subjects to be more reflective by completing the Cognitive Reflection Test (CRT) prior to responding to moral dilemmas. This manipulation increased utilitarian responding, as individuals who reflected more on the CRT made more utilitarian judgments. A follow-up study suggested that trait reflectiveness is also associated with increased utilitarian judgment. In Experiment 2, subjects considered a scenario involving incest between consenting adult siblings, a scenario known for eliciting emotionally driven condemnation that resists reasoned persuasion. Here, we manipulated two factors related to moral reasoning: argument strength and deliberation time. These factors interacted in a manner consistent with moral reasoning: A strong argument defending the incestuous behavior was more persuasive than a weak argument, but only when increased deliberation time encouraged subjects to reflect.


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Fisheries have occupied an important place in the economic structure of many countries throughout history. The Black Sea fisheries formed an important source of Phoenician and Greek income; Spanish and Sicilian waters yielded fish for Rome; the economy of the Hanseatic League was partly based on the North Sea herring fisheries; cod fishing was a chief industry of New England; and fisheries in the Pacific are vital to Japan. For that reason fishing rights have long been the basis of controversy.
In the modern age such disputes have generally been settled by arbitration or by treaties. Fishing rights that had been enjoyed by the American colonists on the entire Atlantic coast were confirmed in the Treaty of Paris (1783), but the right to dry fish on the Newfoundland coast and on the settled parts of the Labrador and Nova Scotian coasts (except by agreement with the inhabitants) was expressly denied. The outbreak of the War of 1812 led to a new treaty (1818) that further restricted American rights. This convention was replaced by the reciprocity treaty of 1854, which abolished all restrictions except for shellfish. But disputes continued until 1910, when the North Atlantic Coast Fisheries Arbitration at The Hague ended the prolonged controversy. Canada and the United States in 1923 and 1930 signed agreements regulating the halibut fisheries of the N Pacific.
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International efforts to protect marine resources have also involved whaling. The International Whaling Commission outlawed most whaling in 1986, but some countries have refused to comply.
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Trucker hurt in 3-rig crash on interstate
A chain-reaction crash of three tractor-trailer rigs on snow-slickened I-75 in North Toledo trapped one driver for more than 45 minutes and snarled traffic for hours.
The semis collided about 5:25 p.m. on southbound I-75 near Ottawa River Road, the result apparently of a motorist changing lanes in front of one of the rigs, authorities said.
The driver of the middle rig was trapped inside upon impact. He was freed about 6:15 p.m. and taken to St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center.
His name and condition were not available last night.40.73785 -75.94597
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Feel the warmth of The Hearth at Prestwick, where desired services, amenities and conveniences make everyday living comfortable and exciting for seniors. Our goal is to enrich the lives of our residents by providing an environment that is physically, mentally, spiritually and emotionally stimulating with comforts such as housekeeping and laundry, in-room emergency response systems and weekly bingo and bridge. Imagine an apartment home with no cooking, cleaning or maintenance — and friends next door. With spacious one- and two-bedroom apartment homes, The Hearth provides Independent Living, Assisted Living and Memory Care in Avon, Indiana, in a country-like environment with the luxuries of Indianapolis all within reach. Residents receive prompt and attentive care from friendly and knowledgeable staff members while enjoying a plethora of scheduled social and recreational programs as well as chef-prepared meals at The Gathering Stone, our restaurant-style dining room. Our residents can explore the area's numerous shopping, dining and entertainment options and have access to highly acclaimed medical facilities and pharmacies with transportation provided by our community bus or Link of Hendricks County.Since 1990, Capital Senior Living has grown to become one of the largest senior living providers in the United States. With a goal of offering affordable housing and an enriched lifestyle to thousands of seniors, our dedicated team of professionals succeeds in providing quality care in each of our unique communities.
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"My mom is doing great! I knew it was the best thing and
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Nice facility and staff. No unpleasant surprises. Value is good when compared to neighboring facilities. Older facility but very well maintained. They appear to reinvest to keep it fresh.
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