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Visit picturesque Mackinac Island. It -will only cost you about from Detroit or from Cleveland for the round trip, including meals and berths. The attrac- tions of a trip to the Mackinac region are The island itsel f is a grand, romantic spot; its climate is most invigor- Ating. Save your money by traveling .between Detroit and Cleveland, via the D. Line. Fare. This division ia equipped with two new Htonmere. "City of Detroit" and "City of now famous as the largest and most magnifi- cent on fresh water. Leave every night, arriving the following morning At des- tination, making with all morning trains. Palace steamers, four trips per week between Detroit, Mack- inac, Petoskey, the and Marquette. Send for illustrated pamphlet. Address A. A. Schantz, G. P. A., Detroit Cleve- Steam Isav, Co., Detroit. Mich- CHICAGO, Aug. local paper says that one of the largest swindles ever attempted in Chicago has just been un- earthed. It appears that; title deeds have been forged covering half a sec- tion of land valued at to SI, 000. The property belongs to Mrs. Hetty R. Green, the richest woman in the world. It is situated between and Sixty-third streets, west of Western; avenue, this city. The forged deeds are still in the hands ol the forgers, as far as known. It was the attempt to borrow money on some of the property and dispose of other tracts of it In this city through tbo forged papers that the truth became known. It is believed that the 'forgers have gained nothing in this city yet by their crime. Through the filing of a bill in chancery to quiet a title to the property Mrs. Green's interests have been pro- tected. This move was made against the advice of Chief of Police McClaughey and Chief Inspector Rose. They fear the criminals havec been warned by the litigation and given a chance to escupe that will prevent their capture by the detectives employed on the case. The first knowledge received by any person that deeds were being fofged on the property came to John G. real estate agent. He informed the police that Vincent Mallie had at- tempted to negotiate a trade with him for five acres of land and that on in- vestigation he had discovered Mallie's claim to the land had been based on a forged deed. Mallie told him he ob- tained the document from Jos. R. An- derson, of Hammond, Ind., who was the grantee named. Mr. has not been found. The bill in chancery calls upon him to come into court and prove his claim. Anderson is thought to be a man of straw, set up by myth. T. C. Lewis brought Mallie to Mr. Earle's office to negotiate the trade, and the proposition was made that Earle accept the title to five acres of the property, in lieu of the amount Lewis was indebted to Earle through an earlier transaction. Attorney Bisbee has been Mrs. Green's attorney for many years. He says there was but one deed nnd that it covered the entire 320 acres. But an- other deed is out for forty acres, prob- ably running from Anderson to a third party. It was this deed that some per- son presented to the Central Trust Co., attempting at the same time to nego- tiate a loan on it. The Title and Guar- antee Co., too, was npproached. At the latter place Mr. Sellers, the man- ager, discovered the forgovy and put out a bait to catch the man. The filing of the bill to quiet the title probably frightened him away for he has not 3'ct made his appearance at the title office. ________________ Why Cholera Corpses Appear to He Alive. VTKXNA, Aug. Frey, an ex- pert in matters pertaining to cholera, writes to the newspapers that in the ex- perience of himself and other doctors, the notion prevailing among ignorant persons that cholera patients were often buried alive may be attributed to the fact that three hours after death the bodies of victims of the scourgo become distorted by muscular con- tractions, often lasting for hours. These contractions arc taken by the persons mentioned as indicating thai life still exists in bodies, and as the remains of cholera patients arc interrei as soon after death as possible, these people imagine that the patients arc buried before life is really extinct. Somcrby'B AH KlgJtt. IxDiAXAVoLifl, Ind., Aug. plaintiffs in the suit for a receiver for the Iron Hall have proposed that the supreme oflicers abdicate, pending an investigation of the order's accounts by plaintiffs and experts all legal proceed- ings to be temporarily abandoned. This was rejected. The executive committee now reports that it 1ms examined Su- preme Justice Somerby's accounts anc that arc flawless. The committee suggests that J. S. Say res. of Philadel- phia, and Albert Baker, of Indianapolis, go over the accounts with the commit- tee. It is probable the receivership case will never come to trial. Attempted IMUircler Suicide. GUTHBIE, O. T., Aug. Patter- son, of Crescent City, at midnight se- cured a double-barreled shotgun, walked in her night clothes to her lover's house, called him out and shot him. Thinking she had killed him she placed the muzzle of the gun in her mouth, and with her bare feet pulled the trigger, her brains being blown out. Her lover was unharmed. Jealousy was the cause. Getting Hack at Hreckinridpe, CHICAGO, Aug. is more than probable that at an early meeting of tho ceremonies committee of the World's fair action will be taken in opposition to Congressman Breckinridge, of Ken- tucky, as orator of the day on tho occa- sion "of the dedicatory exorcises. Ev- erybody around exposition headquar- ters is disgruntled at the attitude of Mr. Breckinridge against tho passage of the appropriation bill. Another Ocean Trip. T Nr.w YOIJK, Aug. steamship theCunard lino, was sign alec off Sandy Hook, at o'clock, Satur- day morning, thus completing her trans-Atlantic voyage in 5 days '2C hour? and 5 seconds. A >ew Mint Superintendent. WASHINGTON, Aug. nomina- tion Of Theodore R. Hofer to be super- intendent of the U. S. mint at Carson. Ncv., was confirmed Friday. EUROPEAN WAR CLOUDS. England, fiunslu and Chlua Mixed Up Ore tho Question RusMan LONDON, Aug. Even domestic politics are overshadowed by the gravity of the news from Pamir. China and Great Britain are both moving in de- fence against Russian aggression, while the Afghans also lay claim to part of the disputed territory and. are attempting to hold it against both the Chinese and the Russians. A dispatch from Pekin states that the Chinese government is already on the alert, and explanations have been de- manded from both Russia and Afghan- istan for encroaching upon territory claimed by the Chinese. The Chinese'forces in the Pamir re- gion, commanded by Gen. Chang, with- out waiting for any explanations, have already encountered the Afghans in a bloody conflict at Samultash. The Chi- nese were considerably outnumbered, but they fought resolutely and only re- treated in the face of overwhelming force. The Afghans held the field- Gen. Chang, it is said, has sent with his report of the conflict an imperative de- mand for reinforcements. Preparing For tho G. A. U- Meeting. Aug. Grand Army entertainment committee has be- gun the erection of barracks for the accommodation of veterans who will at- tend the encampment next month. These barracks will be frame struc- tures, one story high, provided with cots and bedding. They will ac- commodate people. A like number will be accommodated in the public school buildings. Prepara- tions are being made to clear the tation rooms of desks and furniture, and with the aid of cots and mattresses to turn the building into large dormo- tories. in the way of bed- ding, except blankets, will he furnished, and the posts which come in a body will be housed together as nearly as possible. It-is thought that about men can be housed in this way. No cooking will, be allowed in the build- Another Iloeord Demollshcr. YORK, Aug. graceful steamer Venezuela of the Red "D" line arrived in this port Saturday with a record of the fastest trip ever made be- tween South America and New York. She crossed the bar at p. m. Thurs- day night, having made the run from Laguayra, Venezuela, in five days and eleven hours. This record was an average of fourteen knots an hour. In Danger of rV'lnjr Lynched. CAMDKX, N. J., Aug. Enncll, a notorious Negro, was arrested Satur- day on a "f assault- ing 12-year-old Mary HajTes, on Thurs- day. The child positively identified him. He is now awaiting a hearing. The people threaten to lynch him if they get a chance. The victim is quiet- er and her physician anticipates no dan- gerous consequences. PITTSBURGH, Aug. morn- ing a head-on collision between two freight trains occurred at Indian creek, four miles oast of Connellsvillc, on the B. O. R. R. Two of the train men were fatally hurt, two others badly in- jured, and several seriously. Disobedi- ence of the train dispatcher's orders is given as the cause of the accident. JSeoretsiry KIkln'fl WASTIINOTOX, Aug. El- kins returned from West Virginia Sat- urday and was at his desk in the war department He will leave next week to spend the next six weeks at his home in West Virginia, Private Secre- tary Halford left Saturday afternoon for Asbury Bark, N. J., to return Mon- day. _______________ Anarchists .still At It. PARTS, Aug. police of this city have discovered an anarchist placard calling upon anarchists to kill the jur- ies and judges who have respectively convicted and condemned members of anarchist societies. The authorities have learned that of these pla- cards have been printed for circulation. Deputy Killed While on Guard. VISALTA, Aug. day- break Saturday morning Evans and Sontag. who made an attack Friday on detectives searching for the Collis train robbers hid in Evans' barn, shot and probably killed Oscar Beaver, oi LeMoor, a deputy sheriff' guarding tho place, for the arrest of the robbers. Fresno Not Tnkeii VISALTA, Cal., Aug. to Satur- day afternoon the robbers who plun- dered the express car on the Los Angeles train near Fresno Wednesday night had not been captured, though a posse of a hundred men were pursuing them towards the mountains and were close on their trail. Killed by Foul FLEMINGSBUTIG, Ky., Aug. Em- mon schoolhouse near here, two men were suffocated .while drilling a well, John Skeins was found dead in the well, and .lames McRoberts died shortly after being removed. Both men were mar- ried, and leave large families. A Diplomatic Change. ST PRTKRSTiuno, Aug. De Strnve, minister to the United States, has been transferred to tho Hague. He will be succeeded in Washington by Prince at present chancel- lor of the Russian embassy at Vienna. The Circuit .Iiulpron Salary. FRANKFORT, Ky., Aug. house reconsidered the bill reducing the salary of circuit judges to and passed it It required 51 votes to pass it, and it re- ceived just that number. It is probable that the senate will defeat the bill. Spiritualist Dead. CHICAGO. Aug. John C. Bnndy, the widely known spiritualist nnd edi- tor :ind publisher of the Religious and Philosophical Journal, died at o'clock Saturday morning at his home in this city, aged 51 years. Friok Not. Dolnjf Well. WOOSTKR, O., Aug. ad- vices from friends at Pittsburgh to relatives at Wooster say that H. C. Frick is not making the progress to re- covery as indicated by the newspapers. A SCHEME Establish Communication Be- tween Earth and Mars. Francis Galton, F. R. S., F. G. S., Will Endetwor to Accomplish It. A Reflection a Mirror Would Visible on If Seen Through a Telencope us UK the One at Lick Observatory. y, Aug. Francis Galton, F. R. S., F. G. S., chairman, of the com- mittee in charge of the Ktv.- observa- has written a letter to the Times relative to a scheme for establishing communication between Mars and the earth. Mr. Galton declares that a, beam of sunlight reflected through a hole one-tenth of an inch in.' a in front of a mirror woulcf te.just a? A TRAGIC ENCOUNTER At a Political Meeting Caused by an ID. (Kult to a Young Lady. PETERSBURG, Ind., Aug. Til- lage of Winslow, which is nine miles south of this place, was the scene ol one of tho most bloody tragedies day that this county ever knew. It was the day of the democratic mass convention of the county and a large crowd had assembled and all seemed to be enjoying perfect harmony, when Miss Redd, the daughter of a respected farmer, indecently assaulted by one Barnes, a coal miner of Ayershire, which is a coaling station near Win- slow. Sheriff Still well arrested Barnes in McCoy's saloon, when he was at once set upon by a dozen drunken miners, who demanded the release of. Barnes, which was refused. The sheriff called upon bystanders to assist him, when a general fight ensued, with knives" razors, billiard cues, etc., as weapons. When, the battle was over Bartley Stinson. one of the miners, was cut literally to pieces. He had one A JEWISH RABBI Preached Jesus Christ Crucified at St. Paul, Minn J RAILftOADI. 'Bnnsulvania Lines. at Pamngtr Tnlni-CtntrmlThM. Ouc Man Knocked Overboard and Drowned Severely Injured. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Aug. the mid- dle of the Ohio river, near Paddy's Run, six miles below the city, a terrible bat- tle was fought afternoon by seven toughs, who were in two skiffs. Ed Eiel and Will and John Biel, his cousins, were in one boat, and Jim Soregel, of New Albany, and three friends in the other. The members of the two boating parties had quarreled at a fish-fry, and when they met in mid-stream they rowed for each other and the two boats meeting the occu- pants began to beat each other over their heads with oars. Ed Biel was knocked overboard and drowned and the others were severely injured. Soregel had a pistol, but it would not go oft'. He has been arrested. A Suicide. PHILADELPHIA, Aug. the third time in the past four months a tragedy has occurred at the Eastern penitentiary. Overwhelmed with the thought of the cheerless future before him, James Eodan, known in prison as "A committed suicide in the most tragic manner. He set fire to the mattress and bedding and sitting down deliberately in the midst of the flames drew a keen-edged knife across his throat. The cries of the desperate tnan attracted the attention of his keeper, but before the latter could reach him he had sustained such severe injuries that he died in the prison hospital in a few hours, No Bluff ThU Time. OjfAlsrcociv, Va., Aug. Thomas Gadding, residing on the line of the New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk railroad, near I.loxon Station, got into a towering rage with his mother, ran out of the house, and throwing himself in front of a freight ti'ain, was cut to pieces. Gadding been in the habit of placing himself in situations of- imminent danger when wild with anger. Sow York Tribune Uoycott OfT. NEW YOIJK, Aug. Sunday's meeting of the Typographical union No. (5, it was agreed to take off all boycott from the Tribune as soon as all the de- tails of unionizing the Tribune have been settled. This consist? of tho forma- tion of chapels, election of a chairman, etc. As soon as this has been done, cir- culars will be sent to all labor organiza- tions and typographical xinions inform- ing them of the fact. A Pinkerton Committed to .Tall. PITTSBURGH, Aug. Primer, a Piukerton detective for whom a war- rant was sworn out by Hugh Ross, and who voluntarily sxirrendcred on Thurs- day, was given a hearing on Saturday bcfore Alderman King, who committed Primer to jail for court on the charge of murder. The Carnefi-ie attorneys will at once make an effort to secure his release on bail. Mute Killed by the Cars, LKTJANOX Ind., Aug. S. Roy Reagan, a deaf and dumb man living northwest of this city, was struck by the Chicago mail train on the Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis railway at Thorntown and instantly killed. lie leaves a wife and two children. Only Half 11 Corn Crop In Q0 KANSAS CITY, Mo., Aug. S. The cool winds that swept over the south- west Sunday wi'l not save the coin of Kansas. It will probably keep the corn from burning up any further, but at tho ctop will not exited half the A Fatal Blow. POMKKOT, O., Aug. S. There was a general fight Sunday afternoon be- tween the roustcrs on tho steamer Louise, in which John Wright, of Iron- ton. has his skull fractured with a shovel. It is thought he will die. Swept Hy Fire. SACRAMKXTO, Cal., Aug. Great forest tires arc sweeping over the hills on the north side of the American river, destroying timber anil pastures. Sev- eral thousand acres have been burned Frances VTillard'n Mothrr CHICAGO, Aug. Mrs. Mary R Wil- lard, mother of Frances K. Willard, is slowly dying at her home in Kvanston. She is not expected to survive more than one Uay longer. ______ _ distinctly seen as a faint glint at a cliv !_u tance of ten miles. The amount of fog gash on the breast near the heart and haze which a beam of light would traverse between the earth and Mars, when the latter is high above the horizon, Mr. Gal- ton says, could not exceed that along an earthy ten-mile. Therefore the same proportion between the size of the mirror and the distance holding true, it follows that the flash from many mirrors simultaneously, whose aggregate width was fifteen yards, and and whose aggregate length, to allow for slope was, say, twenty-five yards, would be visible on Mars if seen through a telescope like that at the Lick observ- atory, in California, and the inhabi- tants, if they have eyes and fairly-good telescopes, would speculate concerning the beam, and would wish to answer. BATTLE IN SKIFFS. The Members of the Synagogue Rush Upon Him And Him In a Horrible Manner and Then Threw Him Oat of Efll- fet fc Will Bring Suit for Big eight inches long and spread widely; another gash uglier on the chest and abdomen, and still another on the back, extending be- neath the arm aud down the side at a great length, and his brother, Pete Stiuson, had his throat cut. The gash being about six inches long and very deep, with a deep wound on his breast and one arm about half severed. Both men are. fatally wounded. It is said Jim McKinney did the cut- ting on these two miners, and that he is yet at large. Lcvi Redd, a brother to the young lady assaulted, who was assisting the sheriff, was stabbed in three places and is badly hurt. Sev- eral others were more or less hurt in the melee, but their namos are un- known. The sheriff was in tho thick- est of the fight, but came out with a few painful bruises. No arrests as yet have been made. The affair is greatly regretted, as the Stinson. brothers are quiet, hard-working miners when not drinking, and McKinney is highly con- nected in this county. Whisky was the prime cause of it all. RACE WAR. Six Hundred Men and "Women The Police for a Time ORAXGE, N. J., Aug. 8. A race war between colored men and Italians broke out here Saturday night and one man was seriously stabbed and twenty others injured with clubs, brick-bats and stones. The trouble arose through a dispute between a colored man and an Italian. The men began to fight in Frank .Matta's saloon, aud on being put out continued the fight on the street. The colored man was beaten and his to his rescue, and the Italians started in to help their countrymen. The affair occurred on South street, which is about half a mile long, and about half the houses are oc- cupied by Italians and the rest by blacks. About 000 men and women were engaged, and a brisk fight took place. Stones, sticks and bricks flew thick, and by the time the police re- serves arrived twenty persons had been severely injured The police for some time could make no impres- sion on the crowd. When the com- batants were finally separated they quickly dispersed and no arrests were made. Daniel Tucker, colored, was found later with a bad stab wound in the Jicck, and medical attendance had to be summoned. A force of police is now guarding the street and endeavor- ing to prevent a recurrence of the trouble. __ An Ovation to Kismarck. Aiiff. S. Prince and Princess Bismarck arrived at Spandau at o'clock Saturday morning on their way to pay a visit to "the ex-chancellor's brother at Nauguard, Prussia. They were given a hearty greeting by a large crowd which had gathered in and about the railroad station. From Spandau the prince and princess proceeded for their destination, passing. through Ber- lin en route. A JMiysiclaii's Terrible Mistake. CHICAGO, Aug. S. At East Chicago Mr. Ingram, superintendent of the horseshoe works, lost his life through the carelessness of Dr. Cole. Mr. In- gram. Louis Barr and Dr. Cole attended a show, and later the doctor invited them to his office. In some manner he gave carbolic acid to his guests instead of whisky. The doctor also di auk, nnd at present is in a critical condition. Mr. Barr is out of danger. Ingram died instantly. _______________ Russian Cholera Ilrtiirns, ST. PKTF.KSBUUG, Aug. cholera returns for nil Russia for August 3 and 4 show new cases and deaths. A circular issued by the minister of the interior calls upon Rus- sians, male or female, who have studied medicine abroad, to place themselves at the disposal of the authorities to com- bat cholera- holera in Aug. dispatch to the Times from Teheian says that cholera exists in a mild form in Tabriz, the official accounts reporting twenty deaths daily. The Armenians have fled from the town. The mortality of cholera in the Jewish quarters of Teheran is fifteen to thirty daily. Don farlos Will Aug. Paris corres- pondent of the Times says: Don Carlos lias abandoned his opposition to the republic in deference to the pope's policy. lie has published a letter an- nouncing that, he will no longer main- tain a representative in France. A M-rious Chargo. CHICAGO. Aug. Annie Burke, of this city, claims that her husband, while an inmate of the Kankakee In- sane asylum, was starvofl, kicked and beaten Vo brutally by the asylum at- tendants that his death was due to the injuries he received. Stsllion Aug. Pilot, a stallion owned by Gen. F. E. Bryant, nt. MiHison, died Saturday. He wns valued at Westward. ST. PAUL, Minn., Aug. which was the Jewish Sabbath, at in the afternoon, the hour when the de- scendants of Jacob meet to pray and listen to a discourse from a rabbi, the synagogue of the Sons of Jacob was filled with devout worshipers. A stranger rabbi, for such he was taken to be, arose and began to preach in the Hebrew tongue. He was clever and the audience was much taken with him. Suddenly he be- gan to preach Christ crucified. A match dropped into a can of pqwder could not have created a greater com- motion. Instantly the congregation was on its feet demanding that the man be put out of the house. The man continued to preach Christ as though talking to the most appre- ciative audience, and a moment later everybody made a rush for him at once. He attempted to defend himself, but was knocked down, and, after his head was well thumped on the floor, and thro'wn out of. the synagogue, the stranger took the hint and concluded that he was not wanted there. It seems that the stranger was a con- verted Polish Jew named Nathaniel Friedman, who lives at 626 Lawson street. He claims that he was invited there by a prominent member of the Sons of Jacob, and told that he might preach a short sermon. Friedman stated Sunday evening that he would bring suit against the Sons of Jacob to recover damages for the in- juries, etc, Friedman is not seriously hurt, but has some big bumps on his head, which he received by having his head bumped on the floor. NO WONDER. A Man With 8oven la HIM, Who Not Recover. CREAL SPRINGS, 111., Aug. morning1 a shooting scrape occurred in the restaurant of Wilkinson A Wade, Ed Seag'er and the proprietors being the participants. The trouble grew out of Seag-errelusingto pay for a meal of victuals, the price of which was twenty-five cents, whereupon Spager began the row, snapping the face of Wilkinson, when the latter drew his revolver and fired at Seager. Wade also opened fire on Seager. After the smoke of bat- tle cleared away it was found that Sea- ger had been hit seven ball hitting him in the mouth, out in the neck, one in the back and three in the abdomen. The wounded man was taken to comfortable quarters, where a physi- cian was called and dressed his wounds. Wilkinson and Wade left for parts un- known. Actor Scanlan Loncs His Speech; NEW YOKK, Aug. J. Scanlan, the comedian, has reached the second stage of the malady from which he is suffering, and which an intimate friend of the late Bartley Campboll, who died of paresis, describes ar. the loss of the power of speech. This gentleman was a constant attendant of the playwright during his illness, and claims that Scanlan's case is identical. He declares that there is no hcfpc for the actor, that the third an'd last stage will follow soon, and that Mrs. Scanlan under- stands full the critical condition of her husband. She visits him daily at Bloom- ingdale. The Weather. WASHINGTON, Aug. Show- ers at lake stations Monday and in re- maining portions by "Monday night warmer, southeast winds. West Viaginia and Western Pennsyl- followed by showers Mon- night; warmer, southeast winds. Indiana and except showers and local storms in Illinois; cooler by Monday night, winds shifting to the southwest. Marble Cliff......." Hilliards..........." Bronsons............" Plain City______" Unionville.-........" Mjlford Centre..." Woodstoct........." Cable..................." Westville............" St. Paris.............." Conover T............." Fletcner ,r............" Piqua.................." Co.vington.........." Bradford Jc........ar Bradford Jc........lv Union. City........." Marion..............." Lngansport........." Crown Point......" Cliicago...........ar Bradford Jc........lv Greenville._........" Weavers.............." New Madison....-" Wileys................." New Paris..........." Richmond...... i" Cambridge AM AM AM Eastward. Cambridge. City.." Richmond..__ New Paris._........" Wileys................." New Madison....." Weavers.............." Greenville _.........." Gettysburg........." Bradford Jc........ar Chicago............lv Crown Point......" Winamac._........" Logansport........." Marion Hartford........_.... Union City........." Bradford Jc........ar Factory Burned. x, W. Va., Aug. five buildings composing the Tygard Manufacturing Co.'s general planing and buggy factory, with all the ma- chinery, a large lot of lumber and sev- eral buggies, were totally destroyed by an incendiary fire at 2 o'clock Sunday morning. Loss, insurance, ________________ An American Lady's Mishap. LONDON, Aug. Dixon, of Chi- cago, a passenger on tho steamship Aurania, burst a blood vessel while landing at Queenstown, and is in a critical condition. Mr. and Mrs. Bcel and Miss Blakely, of Chicago, went ashore with her. lildhop Murdered. ROME. Aug. arrival of the train from Florence at Foligno Sunday the bishop of Foligno was found lying dead in one of the carriages with several wounds on his head. The police have arrested the stispectcd murderer. 'i X No Compromise. S, Ind., Aug. ef- forts to compcomise the Iron Hall liti- gation have proved fruitless and nego- tiations have been broken off. The case will come to trijtl Thursday next. FrontInont G. A. K. Man Deitd. COLUMBUS, O., Aug. Dent, a well known citizen, ex-councilman and prominent G. A. R. man, died sud- denly Saturday morning of heart dis- ease.________________ "Snapper" Garrison Critically III. ASBURY PAKK, N. J., Aug. per" Garrison, the famous jockey, is lying dangerously ill at the Scarborough hotel, Long Branch. His family is at his bedside. People Urownrd. TUNIS, Aug. ferry-boat plying on the Mejerda liver, was capsized in and ninf of the per-ons on board of her were Bradford Jc.........lv Covington..........." Plqtta.................." Fletcher.......-......." Conover............. St. Paris.............." Westville............" Urbana............... Kairenbaugli___ Cable...................." Woodstock........." Milford Centre... Unionville........." Plain City..........." 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What's the best way for a woman over 40 to lose weight? The most common advice is to go on some kind of diet.
As a weight loss doctor, I spend my working life helping women over 40 lose weight, and what I most frequently hear from them is that diets that used to work when they were in their 20s and 30s stop working as they get older.
If you are over 40 and want to lose weight (and most importantly, keep it off), it's clear that it's time to look at weight loss in a different way.
One thing I have found is that most women who come to see me, especially those who have been through lots of diets, have developed much healthier expectations about weight loss. In most cases, rather than looking for what works the quickest (which is what might have been important to them previously), they are more concerned with what works for the long term.
If you are thinking "I don't want to have to do this again," then you already ahead of the pack. You have the attitude toward losing weight that will enable you to get lasting results.
So let's look at four better ways to approach weight loss:
1. Give up on diets or anything that resembles a diet.
How do you define a diet? I think of a diet as any weight loss program that is unlikely to last. This can actually include a lot of things that you wouldn't normally think of as a diet. And of course, this can vary between people. One person might have no problem eating boiled vegetables for dinner every night, while for others it might be their idea of purgatory. Whichever way you choose to lose weight, you should always feel that it is something that you are willing to do for the rest of your life. Many people start doing things and, if they're being honest with themselves, are unlikely to continue in that manner for longer than a few weeks. This is not the way to lose weight for good.
2. Change your habits.
You don't want to be a person who has to rely on "diets" to lose weight. You want to be someone who is able to maintain their weight naturally. How do you maintain your weight naturally? Well, if your habits have changed to ones that help you maintain your weight, then your job is much easier, isn't it? You change your habits by repeating behaviors over and over again. And the behaviors that you are more likely to repeat are ones that are relatively easy and fit seamlessly into your life.
3. Abandon "overhauls" and "detoxes."
I'll admit it. It often feels like you're being good when you go on a "health kick." Overhauling your entire diet or going on a detox can feel mighty virtuous. But these kinds of drastic changes are not designed to last. A better approach is to make small changes in different areas of your eating that you hardly notice. But over a surprisingly short time, these small changes can add up to large weight loss.
4. The double Ps.
A lack of persistence is one of the biggest causes of disappointment in weight loss. Especially as you get older, your rate of weight loss slows. People often trip themselves up by expecting to lose weight as quickly in their 50s as they did in their 20s.
The point here is that you need to be patient and persistent (the double Ps). As I tell my clients: The only way you can fail is by giving up. And if you're making small changes that you barely notice and are happy doing for the rest of your life, what's the reason to give up?
The Approach Makes All the Difference
Diets don't work, especially for women over 40. It's time to abandon them as a solution for weight loss. Instead change your perspective to doing things that you know will last. This is the true path to long-term weight loss.
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Paddington Pad w/ Excellent View
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This property accepts bookings starting within the next 180 Days.
Right in the heart of Paddington.
Fully furnished, well equipped one bedroom with north easterly aspect & cosmopolitan views.
The apartment has master bedroom with built in wardrobes, Combined lounge/dining area with great views and a well equipped kitchen.
The apartment sleeps up to 4 people with a Queen bed in the master bedroom and a second Queen fold out bed in the living area.
Stylishly furnished, the apartment comes with Flat screen TV, DVD player, Stereo, and leather sofa. The kitchen has microwave, oven and stove, cutlery, crockery, pots and pans. Wireless internet is also available for guests.
The complex includes full laundry facilities and outdoor pool. Parking is also included with this apartment.
Located 1 minutes walk from Five Ways in Paddington and close to St Vincents Hospital & Oxford street. Under 10 minutes to Bondi, City and Double Bay. 20 minutes to the Airport.
Local Area: Paddington
One of Sydney's most hip suburbs, modern Paddington is a mecca for trendy shoppers and diners and well known for its markets.
The first cottages were built around the 1840s Victoria Barracks Army base, and the area is still famous for its charming terraced houses and other National Trust listed architecture.
South of Oxford Street is the small leafy suburb of Centennial Park and the Moore Park precinct, containing two of Sydney.s great sports grounds, the SCG and Aussie Stadium, and The Entertainment Quarter, formerly Fox Studio.
Please note that there is a minimum booking period from 23rd December to 2nd January. We cannot accept bookings with arrival or departure inside these dates.
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nous avons été trés satisfait du logement que nous avons occupé durant notre séjour. spacieux, propre et fontionnel il est situé prés de transport en commun ce qui est trés pratique. le seul petit accroc, c'est que nous avions réservé pour six et il n'y avait que quatre couchages, il manquait une paire de draps pour le canapé lit.
Nice apartment , very clean and comfortable. The view is great . The neighborhood is pleasant and quiet, but with many bars and restaurants close from the residence.
The room was adequate for our stay and the views were certainly stunning! We could have done with extra towels as we were there for over a week!!
Das Apartment ist sauber und perfekt für 2 Personen, mit 4 Personen auch noch in Ordnung. Die Küche ist voll ausgestattet.
Super Lage, 5 Minuten zu Fuß von der Central Station entfernt.
Die Schlüsselübergabe findet an einem anderen Ort statt, funktionierte jedoch reibungslos und sehr schnell.
Der Vermieter "Peter" ist sehr freundlich und hilfsbereit.
nice apartment 10 minute's from centrum Sydney 15 minutes from beaches all done by bus friendly people.
Location is great, apartment is definitely overdue a refurb. The apartment is carpeted in all rooms except kitchen and bathroom and there are unsightly marks and dubious stains over much of it, particularly in the sitting room and second bedroom; so bad I took pictures. Plastic furniture on balcony and general air of lack of care everywhere; we found it a depressing place to be, especially compared to the place we stayed in San Fran through that other well known agency (air**b) that does not charge guests nearly as much for the booking. My advice; find your place through them instead and save yourself some money.
We viewed the apartment very highly when we chose it, and we was not disappointed, it was found very clean, and details to comfort was well thought out
Both music disks,TV, Wi Fi, and great views from great balconies. We arrived at
Main office on route to obtain keys, and was friendly greated and speedily assisted
To our waiting taxi to Fantastic Darliing Harbour. A truly great holiday.
Notre séjour dans cet appartement a été tout simplement parfait!
L'appartement est très calme, près de tout, fonctionnel. La résidence est calme, et propre. La literie est agréable.
Nous sommes venus à deux adultes et 3 enfants de 5 à 9 ans, et pour nous ce logement était idéal avec toutes les commodités nécessaires.
La vue est superbe, la piscine agréable même si elle est un peu sombre.
Le contact a été simple avec les personnes qui s'en occupent.
Nous recommanderons cet appartement à tous nos amis c'est certain.
I realized that I had to go to another place to collect the key after I arrived the accomodation. The owner said that he already gave me the email to inform the imformation.but I have never get the email. I SWEAR!!
AND YOU HAVE TO PAY EXTRA as cleaning fee.
It has been pleasurable to stay in this apartment which allowed us to have a great holidays. The balcony opens on a quite street which is very pleasant for a meal in fresh air. The air conditioning is quite and effective and the glass sliding door sound proof. so city noises hasn't been an issue.
The gym is well equipped and with a sona room. The pool and spa were very cold (sept) and the BBQ out of order.
Make sure you address all your enquiries at Wundu as you are not clients of the building management team. We were supplied with linen for 2 even we had booked for 4 guests.
Overall, good value for money.
Close to transport and many parks, lovely bakery around corner and convenient store with internet.
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Yane is excited to be taking her third loan with Esperanza after having successfully repaid her previous loan and grown her business. She plans to use this loan to invest in her business running a "fansasia (fantasy)" which is a sort of variety store for women and girls. She will invest in her business by purchasing skirts, underwear, jeans, stencils and arts and crafts supplies to sell in her store. She will use the profits to save towards sending her children to the university when they are of age. Yane thanks all of you for your support.
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The Madness of July is set in the late 1970s, and takes place during six sweltering days in the month that gives the book its title. Will Flemyng was trained as a spy for a life behind enemy lines, but now he is in politics - and rising to the top. But when a bizarre death starts to unravel some of the most sensitive secrets of his government, Will is drawn back into the shadows of the Cold War and begins to dance with danger once more.
Buffeted by political forces and the powerful women around him, and caught in interlocking mysteries he must disentangle - including a potentially lethal family secret - Flemyng faces his vulnerability and learns, through betrayal and tragedy, more truth about his world than he has ever known.
Masterfully weaving together espionage, political intrigue, and family drama, James Naughtie has written a spy novel for the ages, worthy of comparison to the finest work of Charles McCarry and Robert Littell.NOTE: This is a Scratch and Dent book and may have noticeable dents, scratches and various other cosmetic issues as well as torn or missing dust jacket. These items are only guaranteed to be structurally complete and readable and therefore are sold as is.


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Rob Weir's Doubt: MS Office 2007 ODF Compatibility?
A recent test shows that the promised Open Document Format (ODF) compatibility of Microsoft Office Service Pack 2 is far from it. At least table calculations in Excel SP2 demonstrate big problems when converting ODF values.
IBM colleague and standards activist Rob Weir tested compatibility of the free ODF documentation standard in different combinations with various office software. His conclusion: "This is a big step backwards." In a similar test beginning of March, Weir had come to more positive results, albeit with some recommendations, mainly because he had used the Sun plugin and Microsoft's own CleverAge to populate the Excel cells. In the meantime, Microsoft released MS Office 2007 SP2 that was supposed to support ODF.
So Weir tested again, this time with MS Office 2007 SP2 with integrated ODF support, and he wasn't too happy with the results. He writes in his blog, "Unfortunately this support did not fare well in my tests." Weir found that Excel SP2 stripped out formulas, leaving the previously saved values. He concluded, "In general, SP2 converts an ODF spreadsheet into a mere 'table of numbers' and any calculation logic is lost."
Even table formulas exported from Excel to ODF spreadsheets presented problems. "Excel 2007 SP2 does include spreadsheet formulas but places them into an Excel namespace. This namespace is not what OpenOffice and other ODF applications use... It isn't even the OOXML namespace."
Weir's disappointment contrasts sharply with his hopefulness two months ago. In his view, technical complexity can't be the problem: "Spreadsheet interoperability is not hard. This is not rocket science... To get this wrong requires more effort than getting it right. It is especially frustrating when we know that the underlying applications support the same fundamental formula language, or something very close to it...." He doesn't want to speculate whether this is accidental or intentional, but encouraged Microsoft to remove the code from SP2 that was the source of the problem. "... I cannot fail to notice that the same application -- Microsoft Excel 2007 -- will process ODF spreadsheet documents without problems when loaded via the Sun or CleverAge plugins, but will miserably fail when using the 'improved' integrated code in Office 2007 SP2."
MS Office will never be 100% ODF compatibleImagine if that happens ... and most business users start migrating to ODF for all future documents -- and then migrate to OO.org! Nope, MS would never do it.
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Skip to comments.Would a Rubio VP run force Obama to prove he is a Natural Born Citizen? (Vanity)
Posted on 03/25/2012 4:24:33 PM PDT by no dems
Another FReeper, on another thread, made a great observation regarding a possibility of Marco Rubio being on the GOP Ticket in 2012. And, I quote:
Public speculation about his potential for Veep consideration would, in a sane world, bring attention to Obummers lack of natural-born citizenship. And if he was not qualified four years ago...
Wow....that is a great observation. If Rubio is on the Ticket, and his Natural Born Citizenship status is questioned, that would open up a demand for a show of proof that Obama is a N-B-C. His fake record of live birth that he produced is not sufficient. Talk about a catch-22 situation for Obama and Co. Oh yeah; thats what Im talking about. And, I know that this will not set well with the birthers but as for me, I want to see Rubio get the VP nod, now, more than ever. Not to mention the fact that he could help the GOP with their Hispanic vote deficit, hed also carry Florida; and whoever carries Florida, wins the White House.
You aren't crazy. Just naive.
1. Our "media" is terrified of the FCC and the Administration. CNN, MSNBC, ABC, NBC and CBS will not investigate or report. Fox will a little, until Rupert gets a call from Obama's people.
2. Half the country is brainwashed to think that any criticism of Obama is racism and racism is bad.
Don't waste your time. "Country Joe" Stalin has been reborn as "Urban Barry" Obama.
Rubio paired with either Newt or Rick might have positive advantages.
Their ain't anything that is going to rescue a Romney ticket.
The media and Obama are salivating at the prospect of being able to use Romney's Progressive Liberal record against him.
Not necessarily.
When John McCain ran against Obama for president ,right away McCain was challenged by the press as not being a natural born citizen because McCain was born in Panama. The same standard was not applied to Obama as we well know. - tom
No - only Rubio docs would be checked.
End the DNC's war on Hispanics.
Well, John McCain was a bit different. He was born in the Panama Canal Zone, when that zone was an American possession, of American citizen parents.
I agree with your points. Except you need to replace "Country Joe" with "Chicago Joe"
Romney's father was born in Mexico , does that put him and Obama in the same boat
The GOP is in on the game.
Don't miss my point here.
McCain was obviously a natural born citizen as both parents were US citizens and his father was serving in the Military, and that's why he was born outside the country.
My point is the Press had the gall to go down that road with McCain, but looked the other way with Obama, when there were plenty of red flags about Obama's actual birth.
The Press showed no interest in pursuing Obama's birth, and then focused their attention into investigating the Palins right down through their children and into the children's sex life. - Tom
I don't think that any conservative that gets on Romney's ticket will even help him. Me thinks it would be politically damaging to that person. Look how Palin even had damage to her credibility from some of her strongest supporters for endorsing McCain. People look to her to be independent vs giving respect. I was let down she did that. If she or Marco helps Romney ticket, their political future will be tarnished since many conservatives are very committed to their distrust of Romney. I pray she does not do it-she will have a hard time running for president. She needs all conservatives behind her. Imo.
Sorry, but if Rubio's parents were not American citizens at the time of his birth, he is not a natural born citizen and thus not eligible to be Vice President or President.
If someone tries to nominate him as the vice presidential candidate, some delegate to the convention needs to raise this. Let's not be hypocrites and help further erode the Constitution. If they still want to have him as the VP candidate, they need to IMMEDIATELY RAISE THE NBC QUESTION TO THE SUPREME COURT. No more heads-in-the-sand please.
End the DNCs war on Hispanics.
I like that. Let's spread the word.
Romneys father was born in Mexico , does that put him and Obama in the same boat
I dunno. Good question.
As far as how the term "natural born citizen" would have been understood in 1787, it seems that a key requirement was that the parents (or at least the father) of the child were citizens at the time of the birth. So Obama does not qualify even if he was born in Hawaii--but neither does Rubio even though he was born in the US.
My theory is that the birth certificate that has been released is a fake not because the real one would show that Obama was born in Kenya but because of other information which would be damaging to him.
The Dem groups know no hypocrisy. They would come out of the wood work for Rubio while ignoring Obama's lack of eligibility.
Ref. your Post #17: That's all well and good. But, if Rubio was chosen as the GOP nominee for VP, and whether or not he is a NBC was challenged, it could force Obama to prove that he too is a NBC as well; or I think all hell would break loose in this nation.
There is no such thing as the Hispanic vote. The term was invented by the dems, and refers to Mexicans, the largest Latino group in the US. Rubio is Cuban - the other Latinos won't vote for him.
Rubio is Cuban - the other Latinos wont vote for him.
I'm not so sure about that. Not sure what State you're in, but I'm in Texas. We have a few Mexicans here. And, Rubio is very popular among the Mexicans who are politically astute. I've been a political junkie since childhood and you can trust me on this one.
".....if Rubio was chosen as the GOP nominee for VP, and whether or not he is a NBC was challenged, it could force Obama to prove that he too is a NBC as well....."
I'm not buying it. Having the Republicans put Rubio on the ticket would simply FIRMLY place the Republican establishment in "nothing here, move on" mode.
I'm placing whatever little hope I have in this matter with Sheriff Joe Arpaio and his cold case posse. They are among the dwindling number of American patriots with any guts at all.
Doesn't matter...Paul Ryan is thinking about it :))))
I inhabit a Hispanic subculture, and I know from a lot of sad experience that all the other groups hate Cubans (for having left paradise)
From what I have read, Rubio, Santorum and Romney are all on the same questionable "Natural Born Citizen" boat.
Here, I will save everyone the trouble:
1. There is ONLY. I repeat ONLY, two types of "citizenship" status in this country that carry LEGAL weight in this country:
1. U.S. Citizen by BIRTH / "born under the jurisdiction of the United States"
2. U.S. Citizen by NATURALIZATION
There is no "third" category of "CITIZENSHIP" like "Natural Born" citizen. You are either ONE (a U.S. Citizen by Birth) or the OTHER (a U.S. Citizen that has been Naturalized).
You can debate the issue of "Natural Born" under the Constitution all you want (much like how many angels can dance on a pin's head), but if a person was BORN in this country and their parents were not diplomats or other recognized government officials from a foreign country", CURRENTLY, they are legally a U.S. Citizen. It doesn't matter if both parent were here on a vacation from Jupiter, the person born here will be considered a U.S. Citizen under the laws of this country (look it up).
The Obama situation is clearly a "situation" if it can be proven that he was NOT BORN in the USA. If you can't prove that, there is no case! Period. I doesn't matter if his father was from North Korea or Saudi Arabia. If he was born in the USA, he is a U.S. Citizen by Birth!
If Marco Rubio was born in the USA, and his parents were here on vacation, he is "U.S. Citizen by Birth". Period! The guy can run for any office in the land!
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7 FAM 1131.6 Nature of Citizenship Acquired by Birth Abroad to U.S. Citizen Parents
7 FAM 1131.6-1 Status Generally
Persons born abroad who acquire U.S. citizenship at birth by statute generally have the same rights and are subject to the same obligations as citizens born in the United States who acquire citizenship pursuant to the 14th Amendment to the Constitution. One exception is that they may be subject to citizenship retention requirements.
7 FAM 1131.6-2 Eligibility for Presidency
a. It has never been determined definitively by a court whether a person who acquired U.S. citizenship by birth abroad to U.S. citizens is a natural-born citizen within the meaning of Article II of the Constitution and, therefore, eligible for the Presidency.
b. Section 1, Article II, of the Constitution states, in relevant part that ―No Person except a natural born Citizen...shall be eligible for the Office of President.‖
c. The Constitution does not define "natural born". The ―Act to establish an Uniform Rule of Naturalization‖, enacted March 26, 1790, (1 Stat. 103,104) provided that, ―...the children of citizens of the United States, that may be born ... out of the limits of the United States, shall be considered as natural born citizens: Provided that the right of citizenship shall not descend to persons whose fathers have never been resident in the United States.
d. This statute is no longer operative, however, and its formula is not included in modern nationality statutes. In any event, the fact that someone is a natural born citizen pursuant to a statute does not necessarily imply that he or she is such a citizen for Constitutional purposes.
Im placing whatever little hope I have in this matter with Sheriff Joe Arpaio and his cold case posse.
What's the latest on that? Anybody know?
"People, please do your own research on what the courts and the regulations have established with respect to "U.S. Citizenship", and don't take what is undoubtably and clearly SPECULATIVE OPINION that is being bandied about regarding the TERM... "natural born citizen"."
Maybe, just maybe, YOU should do some more research. Maybe, just maybe, what YOU are bandying about is the SPECULATIVE OPINION. As to some of us, we would like to see a Supreme Court ruling as to what "natural born citizen" means with respect to the office of the US Presidency. We think we know what it meant to the Founders.
And no, I don't think you'll cow us into "just move along, nothing here" mode. You can stay there with your head planted in the sand if you want.
Doesnt matter...Paul Ryan is thinking about it :))))
I'd love to see an Open Convention and the GOP leave Tampa with a Ryan / Rubio Ticket.
If Marco Rubio was born in the USA, and his parents were here on vacation, he is "U.S. Citizen by Birth". Period! The guy can run for any office in the land!
Thank you!
so what does under the jusrisdiction mean? The child of two illegal aliens from North Korea if born in the USA is a US citizen, and eligible to run for the presidency? Do you have any limits? By statute a foundling of unknown parentage found in the US under age 5 (iirc)is a US citizen at birth is that okay too?
Questions in 2008 about McCain's eligibility produced no such compulsions to expose Obama as you suggest.
Two wrongs don't make a right, but that's the precedent you're suggesting.
Almost a Dream Ticket
I think it's an interesing thesis and I'd be fascinated to see what happened.
Makes me want to chant, Rubio for President!
Neither of the Rubio parents was a citizen at the time of the blessed event. This is a shabby attempt to use the Mombasa MF as a precedent ... for himself and for whomsoever the GOP establishment cares to select to lose to him.
Say, I too have a crazy idea! Why doesn't the SCOTUS get its lazy black-robed bottom off its high horse and agree to hear the next case on eligibility that comes before it.
You want to know all there is to know about Constitutional eligibility? Read Donofrio's Amicus Brief to the "Disappointment in Georgia."
None of them are in the same boat. Obama is the only one who hates America and everything she stands for.
You are entitled to you incorrect opinion, but please....answer this......
Why do the qualification requirements for the Presidency include the term "Natural Born Citizen"...... and the other elective offices do not?
I'll give you a clue. It's because the terms "Natural Born Citizen" and "Citizen" are different. If you recall....at the signing of the documents (1787) there were no Naturalized Citizens in residence yet. So right here.....reading the Constitution....we are informed there will be at least a minimum of three types of Citizenship.
Shortly after the ratification of the document.... people from abroad began applying for citizenship. They were then called "Naturalized Citizens" after taking the oath. But folks who were born in this country to these new citizens (prior to them taking the oath) were called "Citizens" only..... as their parents were not citizens at the time of their birth.
[Article II Section I] No person except a "natural born Citizen", or a Citizen of the United States, at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President.
[Article I section II] No Person shall be a Representative who shall not have attained to the Age of twenty five Years, and been seven Years a Citizen of the United States, and who shall not, when elected, be an Inhabitant of that State in which he shall be chosen.
[Article I Section III] No person shall be a Senator who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty Years, and been nine Years a Citizen of the United States, and who shall not, when elected, be an Inhabitant of that State for which he shall be chosen.
Bobby Jindal, Marco Rubio and Rick Santorum are not "Natural Born Citizens" because their parents were not Citizens at the time of their Births. George Romney (Mitt's father) was born abroad......but to U.S. Citizens living in Mexico who had not repudiated their citizenship.....so Mitt, according to the Naturalization Act of 1790.... is considered a "Natural Born Citizen" as was his father, George.
Here's the pertinent paragraph of the Act:
........And the children of citizens of the United States, that may be born beyond sea, or out of the limits of the United States, shall be considered as natural born citizens: Provided, that the right of citizenship shall not descend to persons whose fathers have never been resident in the United States
Here is another section of the Naturalization Acts of 1790:
.....And the children of such persons so naturalized, dwelling within the United States, being under the age of twenty-one years at the time of such naturalization, shall also be considered as citizens of the United States.
What does this mean? It means that children (born in this country) of alien parents are not "Natural Born Citizens".....they are just plain old citizens who cannot seek the office of the presidency. They can become Senators and Representatives.....and even Supreme Court Justices......but they gotta stay out of the White House!
Arpaio said he would be giving an update on March 31. Can't remember where I heard it.
googled arpaio update march 31
It would accomplish just what the commie Democrats want, what the commie RINOs want, and apparently what you want.
No amount of paper is going to "prove" that either Obama, Rubio, or Jindal are Natural Born Citizens, because neither of them are, and this fact is already known about all three.
None of the three were "born in the country to parents who were both themselves citizens at the time of birth".
Neither are anchor babies. Neither are the half-alien children of someone who took a foreign spouse, and who were born while one parent was not a US citizen. Neither are people who have dual citizenship with any other nation in the world.
Shred the US Constitution a little at a time, and it will mean less and less. Ignore this clause; usurp that one; twist this or that piece out of shape in the courts and public opinion; eventually you will have rendered it totally meaningless and useless as a blueprint for the structure of US government.
So here we are already. The US government, as a union of the several states, exists only as a contract between the states and between the people of those states. Destroy that contract, and the USA is only a figment of the imagination of the thugs who will insist on holding it together at the force of gunpoint.
As I understand it, we the people do not have the standing to get the Supreme Court to hear the case concerning Obamas eligibility.
Question: If Rubio is chosen as the GOP nominee for VP, would he himself have standing to request a ruling in his case?
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BEIRUT When the gunmen began to slaughter his family, 11-year-old Ali el-Sayed says he fell to the floor of his home, soaking his clothes with his brother's blood to fool the killers into thinking he was already dead.
The Syrian boy tried to stop himself from trembling, even as the gunmen, with long beards and shaved heads, killed his parents and all four of his siblings, one by one.
The youngest to die was Ali's brother, 6-year-old Nader. His small body bore two bullet holes - one in his head, another in his back.
"I put my brother's blood all over me and acted like I was dead," Ali told The Associated Press over Skype on Wednesday, his raspy voice steady and matter-of-fact, five days after the killing spree that left him both an orphan and an only child.
Ali is one of the few survivors of a weekend massacre in Houla, a collection of poor farming villages and olive groves in Syria's central Homs province. More than 100 people were killed, many of them women and children who were shot or stabbed in their houses.
The killings brought immediate, worldwide condemnation of President Bashar Assad, who has unleashed a violent crackdown on an uprising that began in March 2011. Activists say as many as 13,000 people have been killed since the revolt began.
U.N. investigators and witnesses blame at least some of the Houla killings on shadowy gunmen known as shabiha who operate on behalf of Assad's government.
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In many ways, the shabiha are more terrifying than the army and security forces, whose tactics include shelling residential neighborhoods and firing on protesters. The swaggering gunmen are deployed specifically to brutalize and intimidate Assad's opponents.
Activists who helped collect the dead in the aftermath of the Houla massacre described dismembered bodies in the streets, and row upon row of corpses shrouded in blankets.
"When we arrived on the scene we started seeing the scale of the massacre," said Ahmad al-Qassem, a 35-year-old activist. "I saw a kid with his brains spilling out, another child who was no more than 1 year old who was stabbed in the head. The smell of death was overpowering."
The regime denies any responsibility for the Houla killings, blaming them on terrorists. And even if the shabiha are responsible for the killings, there is no clear evidence that the regime directly ordered the massacre in a country spiraling toward civil war.
As witness accounts begin to leak out, it remains to be seen what, exactly, prompted the massacre. Although the Syrian uprising has been among the deadliest of the Arab Spring, the killings in Houla stand out for their sheer brutality and ruthlessness.
According to the U.N., which is investigating the attack, most of the victims were shot at close range, as were Ali's parents and siblings. The attackers appeared to be targeting the most vulnerable people, such as children and the elderly, to terrorize the population.
This type of massacre - even more than the shelling and mortar attacks that have become daily occurrences in the uprising - is a sign of a new level of violence. By most accounts, the gunmen descended on Houla from an arc of nearby villages, making the deaths all the more horrifying because the victims could have known their attackers.
According to activists in the area, the massacre came after the army pounded the villages with artillery and clashed with local rebels following anti-regime protests. Several demonstrators were killed, and the rebels were forced to withdraw. The pro-regime gunmen later stormed in, doing the bulk of the killing.


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2014 Viper road test
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If the Corvette is the letterman of all-American sports cars, then the Viper is the class bad boy – smokin' in the boy's room, burning rubber in the parking lot and acting too cool for its 10 cylinders.
The Dodge Viper had earned a reputation for biting the hand of those stupid enough to disrespect its potential. It was a coarse car, unruly and unforgiving. But it was also turpentine aftershave, a bracing slap to the face of raw power and potential.
The new 2014 Viper is still badged as an SRT model, but it returns to the garage of Dodge next year. It is now in its fifth generation, continuing the blacktop-chewing format of a rear-wheel-drive, two-seat, V10-powered sports car, only sold with a manual transmission, as it has been since 1991.
The Viper is sold in two models. The more-raw, track-intended SRT Viper starts at $99,390, including the $1,995 freight charge from Detroit (the Conner Avenue "snake pit"). The more comfortably appointed Viper GTS starts at $122,390. Add $2,600 to each model for the gas-guzzler tax.
What was a "crude but effective" car now rolls with deadly precision, though there is occasional driveline clanking like a Dodge dump truck. But the Viper engineers know what its customers will do to this car and build it to take a direct hole-shot.
Its skin is aluminum with a carbon-fiber hood, roof and decklid. The aluminum, 8.4-liter V-10 is still old school with its overhead valve design pounding out 640 horsepower at 6,200 rpm and 600 foot-pounds of torque at 5,000 rpm. Both power ratings are high in the rev band, which makes the car easier to live with on a daily basis.
In first gear, you can run it up to 55 mph before the red Viper image begins to glow in the tachometer, when the driver is nearing the 6,400 redline. Then bang it into second gear and you're quickly on the way to breaking most speed laws. The power crushes you in the seat from 4,500 rpm to redline. Or, on the daily drive, just sit back and enjoy the sound of those hydraulic lifters making their music.
Not that it matters to most Viper buyer, but the EPA mileage ratings are 12 mpg city, 19 highway and 15 mpg combined. I was getting a consistent 13.5 mpg combined in my week of driving. The 16-gallon tank seems stingy.
Much has been done to make the Viper an everyday driver. The lightweight flywheel takes away the heavy clutch workout, the gears engage with short-throw precision and there is a hill-holder for a stress-free launch on an incline. Listening to the engine, it is possible to modulate the throttle to keep within 1 or 2 mph of a desired speed.
Ride quality in the standard suspension setting has good performance parameters without being harsh. And there's still a track mode. This car really needs to be enjoyed, occasionally, on a track. And with every new purchase, SRT includes a day at a race track, called the SRT Driver Experience (DriveSRT.com), using factory Vipers. Pro drivers will teach how to keep the shiny side up and to be in control when you push your limits.
The cockpit is not one of epic proportions, but adjustable pedals help drivers get situated. Sabelt racing seats do the job and they are six-way power adjustable. The steering column tilts but does not telescope, and I would have liked it pushed farther forward. Headroom of 36.6 inches will be limiting to some.
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