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Issue date: Tuesday, September 11, 1888
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Daily Herald (Newspaper) - September 11, 1888, Santa Fe, New Mexico THE DAILY HERALD. YOL I. SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1888. NO. 42. THAT LETTER. The President Gives Formal Notification of His Acceptance of the Nomination. A Document Full of Patriotism, Sound Buttons Sense and Good 'if Advice. cit- our To Hon. Patrick A. Collins and others, COMMITTKK: * In addressing to you my formal acceptance of the nomination to the Presidency of the United States my thoughts persistently dwell upon the impressive relation of such action to the American people whose confidence is thus invited, and to the political party to which I belong, just entering upon a contest for continued supremacy. American citizens select their chief magistrate and call one of their own .number to the highest earthly honor and full measure of public duty in submission to their will. It follows that the candidate for this high office can never forget that .when the turmoil and strife which attended the selection of its incumbent shall be heard no more, there must be in the great calm which follows a complete election-a complete and solemn self-consecration by the people's chosen President of every faculty and endeavor to the service of a confiding and generous nation of freemen. These thoughts are intensified by the light of my own experience in the Presidential office which has soberly impressed me with the severe responsibilities which it imposes, while it has quickened my love for American institutions, and taught me the priceless value of the trust of my country. It is of the highest importance that those who administer our government should jealously protect and maintain the riejhts of American izens AT home and ABROAD, and should strive to achieve for - country her proper place among the nations of the earth. But there is no other people whose home interests are so great, and whose numerous objects of domest-- ic concern deserve so much watchfulness and care. Among these are the regulation of a sound financial system suited to our needs, thus securing an efficient agency of national wealth and general prosperity; also the constitution and equipment of the means of defense to insure our national safety and maintain the honor beneath which such national safety reposes, the protection of our national domain (still stretching beyond the needs of a century's expansion) and its preservation for the settler and pioneer of our marvelous growth; and a sensible and sincere recognition of the value of American labor, leading to scrupulous care and a just appreciation of the INTETESTS OF our WOUKINGMEN. This will lead to the limitation and of checking such monopolistic tend-encies and schemes as interfere with the advantages and benefits which the people may rightfully claim. A generous regard and care for our surviving soldiers and sailors and for the widows and orphans of such as have died, to the end that while appreciation of their services and sacrifices are quickened, the application ot their pension funds to improper cases may be prevented, must be borne in mind. Protection against servile immigration, a class which competes with our laboring men in the field of \ toil and adds to our population an element ignorant of our institutions and laws, impossible of assimilation with our people, and dangerous to our peace and welfare, is a matter of necessity. We muse have a strict and steadfast adherence to the princi-plei of civil service reform, and a thorough execution of the laws passed for its furtherance. Our citizens and people are soberly considering the necessity of relief. Our government is the creation of the people, established to carry out their designs and accomplish their good. It was founded on justice and was made for a free intelligent and virtuous people. It is only useful when within their control and only serves them well when regulated and guided by their cons- tant touch. It is a free government because it guarantees to every American citizen the unrestricted personal use and enjoyment of all the reward of his toil, and of all his income except what may be his fair contribution to the necessary public expense. tariff and SUKl'LUS. Therefore it is not only the right but the duty of a free people in the enforcement of this guarantee to insist that 'inch expense should be strictly limited to the actual public needs. It seems perfectly clear that when the government, this instrumentality created and maintained by the people, to do their bidding, turns upon them, and through an utter pervertion of its powers, extorts from their labor and capital a tribute largely in excess of the public necessities, the creature has rebelled against the creator, and the masters are robbed by their servants. The cost of the government must continue to be met by tariff duties collected at our custom houses upon imported goods and by internal revenue taxes assessed upon spirituous and malt liquors, tobacco and oleom-argerine. I suppose it is needless to explain that all these duties and assessments are added to the price of the articles upon which they are levied, and thus become a tax upon all those who buy these articles for use and consumption. I suppose, too, it is well understood that the effect of this tariff taxation is not limited to the consumers of imported articles, but that duties imposed upon such articles permit a corresponding increase in the price to be laid upon domestic productions of the same kind, which increase is paid by all our people as consumers of home productions, and entering every American home constitutes a form of taxation as certain and as inevitable as though the amount was annually paid into the hand of the tax gatherer. These re-salts are inseparable from the plans we have adopted for the collection of our revenue by tariff duties. They are not mentioned to the discredit of the system, but by way of preface to the statement that every million of dollars collected at our custom houses for dnties upon imported articles and paid into the public treasury, represents many millions more, which, though never reaching the national treasury, are paid by our citizens as the increased cost of domestic productions, resulting from our tariff laws. In these circumstances and in view of this necessary effect of the operation of our plan for raising revenue, the absolute duty of limiting the rate of tariff charges to the necessities of a frugal and economical administration of the government, seems to be perfectly plain. The continuance upon the pretext of meeting the public expenditures of a scale of tariff taxation which draws from the substance of .the people a sum largely in excess of the public needs, is surely something which, under a government based upon justice, and which finds its strength and usefulness in the faith and trust of the people, ought not to be tolerated. While the heaviest burdens incident to the necessities of the government are uncomplainingly borne, the lighter burdens become grievous and intolerable when not justified by such necessities. Unnecessary taxation is unjust taxation, and yet this is our condition. We are annually collecting at our own custom houses, and by means of our internal revenue taxation, many millions in excess of all legitimate needs. As a consequence there now remains in the national treasury, a surplus of more than 130,000,000. No better evidence could be furnished than this that the people are exorbitantly taxed. The extent of the superfluous burden indicated by this surplus will be better appreciated when it is suggested that such surplus alone represents a taxation aggregating more than #108,000 in every county containing 50,000 inhabitants. Taxation has always been the feature of organized government hardest to reconcile with the people's idea of freedom and hapiness. When presented in direct form, nothing will .i rouse popular discontent more quickly and profoundly than unjust and unnecessary taxation. Our farmers, mechanics, laborers and all our citizens closely scan the slightest increase in the taxes assessed upon their lands' and other property and demand good reason for such increase, and yet they seem to be expected in some quarters to regard the unnessary volume of insidious and indirect taxation visited upon them by our present rate of tariff duties with indifference, if not with favor. The surplus revenue now remaining in the treasury not only furnishes conclusive proof of unjust taxation, but its existence constitutes a seperate and independent menace to the prosperity of the people. This vast accumulation of idle funds represents that much money drawn from the circulating medium ot the country, which is needed, in channels of trade and business. It is a great mistake to suppose that the consequences which follow a continual withdrawal and hoarding by the government of the currency of the people are not of immediate importance to the mass of our citizens, and'only concern those engaged in large financial transactions. In the enterprises and activity which free and ready money among the people produce, is found that opportunity for labor and employment, and that impetus to business and production, which bring in their train prosperity to our citizens in every section and vocation. New ventures, new investments in business arid manufacture, the construction of new and important works and the enlargement of enterprises already established, depend largely upon obtaining money upon easy terms, with fair security, and all these things are stimulated by an abundant volume of circulating medium. Even the harvested grain of the farmer REMAINS WITHOUT A MARKET unless the money is forthcoming for its movement to the seaboard. The first result of a scarcity of money among the people is the exaction of severe terms for its use. Increasing distrust and timidity is followed by refusal to loan or advance money on any terms. Investors refuse all risks and decline all securities and in the general fright the money still in the hands of the people is persistently hoarded. It is quite apparent that when this perfectly natural if not inevitable state is reached, depression in all business and enterprises will, as a'necessary consequence, lessen the opportunity for work and employment, and reduce salaries and the wages of laborers. Instead then of being exempt from the influence and effect of the immense surplus lying idle in the national treasury, our wage-earners and others who rely upon their labor for support are most ot all directly concerned in the situation. Others seeing the approach of the danger may provide agaiflst it, but it will find those depending upon their daily toil for bread unprepared HELPLESS AND DEFENSELESS. * Such state of affairs does not present a case of idleness resulting from disputes between the laboring man and his employer, but it produces an absolute and enforced stoppage of employment and wages. In reviewing the bad effects of this accumulated surplus and the scale of tariff rates by whieh it is produced we must not overlook the tendency towards gross and scandalous public extravagance which a congested treasury induces, nor the fact that we are maintaining, without excuse in a time of profound peace, substantially the rate of tariff duties imposed in time of war, when the necessities of the government justified the imposition of the weightiest burdens upon the people. Divers plans have been suggested for the return of the accumulated surplus to the people and the channels of trade. Some of these designs are at times at variance with all the rules of good finance, some are delusive, some absurd and some betray, by their reckless extravagance, the demoralizing influence upon the judgments of individuals. 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"I'm moving to Canada." Since the 2004 Presidential election, this phrase rings out in most political discussions. In fact, Canada does welcome Americans. They'll welcome you with open arms if have a post-graduate degree, own your own business, or already have a job lined up with one of the big accounting firms in Toronto, eh?
These next four years of military spending, education reforms that emphasize standardized test scores over actual learning, and the invasions of a pair of countries I can barely find on a map overwhelm me. I, however, won't contemplate moving to the Great White North. It's too damn cold there, and their money has ducks on it.
I have a better plan. I'm moving to another era.
Look in a box of old postcards. This is easy for me, since I live in Palm Springs, where the detritus of yesteryear is catalogued and sold. Retro is very popular where Sinatra's hangouts are treated like the Stations of the Cross. No question about it, back in the 50's and early 60's, this place was the bomb! Swimmin' pools. Movie stars. Dean Martin knocks a golf ball through your window: he comes over to apologize, and ends up staying for dinner. What a time we had that night! I'll never forget his story about playing blackjack in the steam room of the Sands Hotel. Oh, did we laugh.
Let's look at some other towns. How about New York City in the 1930's? Sure, there was rampant unemployment, but who wouldn't want to be there for the construction of the Chrysler Building? Especially if you knew a brand-new Gershwin musical was opening next week? Take me there!
Let's try Los Angeles during the Second World War. All the women all have great jobs building battleships. The music coming over the radio is so good, and it helps you forget that Johnny is off fighting in the Philippines. And the news is heartening! With the help of our staunch Russian allies, Hitler is on the run.
Honolulu in the 70's. Miami in the 80's. San Diego in the 60's. San Francisco in either 90's – the 1890's has loose women hanging out in saloons with feathers in their hair. The 1990's were much the same, only with men.
I've decided to move to Palm Springs in the late 50's. I'm going to go to the library to print out four years of newspapers off the microfilm spools. (Sure, it's going to be expensive, but it's nothing compared to the price of a condo in Vancouver.) I'm thinking of starting in 1957 and going to 1961. Each morning, I will smoke my pipe and read one full day's paper, sitting out on the verandah in my slippers. Oh yeah, I gotta go buy a pipe. And slippers. And a verandah. When I get home, I'll play nothing but Ella Fitzgerald and Elvis records, and cook dishes like tuna croquettes and beef roasts. Big beef roasts. I have a recipe for – get this – cherry Jello made with Coca-Cola and pieces of Twinkies floating in it.
I will reprogram my TV to just two channels, Turner Classic Movies and American Movie Classics. The radio will be locked on our local station KWXY, which I used to refer to as "the old people's station" but now I'll welcome for its nonstop Nelson Riddle with the occasional adventurous foray into Jo Stafford.
Sure, the plan isn't perfect. I can't quit my job as a criminal lawyer, so I will still deal with my drunk drivers, methamphetamine addicts, men who beat their spouses, and meth-addicted drunk-driving wife-beaters. A real 1950's man could only dream of a car like mine, my color television the size of an oven, or that amazing telephone I carry in my shirt pocket. Mr. Nineteen Fifty-Seven would have a heart attack if I took him to Costco. But it evens out – I covet his satisfaction about America's place in the world and his belief that the future holds nothing but good. He knows we beat the Jerries outta Europe and the Japs from the Pacific. Everyone has a job, and we're getting television-phones any day now – I know because they showed it at the 1956 World's Fair! Now if I could just stop referring to people as "Jerries" and "Japs" – that can't be nice. I also can't wait for my car that converts into a boat. Saw that one in Popular Mechanics.
So join me, will you? Imagine if all our neighbors moved to the 50's together. We could probably get a group discount on our cable service – remember? Just two channels. And we could hire a neighborhood kid to ride a shiny red bike every morning, delivering the antique newspaper with a satisfying thump against the front door.
Jimmy. The kid's name has to be Jimmy.
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...have insufficient rear brake bridge brass (EDIT: silver) penetration?
This just popped up in the Framebuilder's forum:
Some of you might remember that my Trek 728/720 also popped a few years ago from relatively little stress. I had a $hitty tig-weld put in the gap:I was changing the rear wheel on my older Trek when "pop" the cross tube that holds the rear brake pulled free from one of the seat stays. Looking at the joint is it rusted except for one tiny 1/8" spot so this has been just waiting to let go for a while.
Several years ago the rear end was damaged and the seat stay had to be bent back into shape. I assume this put pressure on this joint or cracked the weld then and it has just now given up.
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When Blizzard releases forthcoming patch 5.0.4 for World of Warcraft, race choices will no longer be restricted by which expansions you own. If you fancy playing as a Panda, but don't want to purchase the actual Mist of Pandaria expansion, you can (or at least, you will be able to when it's released on 25 September).
The same goes for races previously locked to other expansions. As Blizzard puts it: "We want the entire World of Warcraft community to be able to embrace their inner goblin, blood elf, worgen, draenei, or pandaren from the moment they step foot into the world of Azeroth."
Classes tied to expansion packs (such as the Monk) will remain unavailable, and of course if you wish to explore the realms unlocked by the add-ons you'll still need to buy them. Still, it'll be an easy way to step into some unfamiliar skin (if that's not too creepy sounding).
Patch 5.0.4 is scheduled for 28 August.
Cool, too bad it's too late for WoW and they're desperate
wow, so you can get bored within the lvl 20 limit with even more races, great work blizzard. /sarcasm
So if i start a panda without the expansion, where do i level?
They aren't really desperate, they still have close to 10 million subs, which means over 150 million dollars a month, not to mention sales from all their other games. And the level 20 limit is in place to show you what the game can be like, without letting you get the good stuff.
@Xensor, you will still level in the panda starting area, you just can't access the level 85-90 zones
I seriously doubt they have 10 million subs, they can say whatever they want but of course there is no proof.
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Son of dead mother asks court to remove siblings from father's house
Man has made bizarre statements about ex-wife's death, petition states
SALT LAKE CITY — The 18-year-old son of a woman at the center of a murder investigation was so afraid of his father after his mother was found dead that he slept that night with a knife and an Airsoft gun under his pillow, according to court documents.
Even today, Pelle Wall, the son of Uta von Schwedler and John Brickman Wall, remains "so fearful for his physical safety around his father he has, on occasion, armed himself with knives," according to a petition he filed in 3rd District Court saying his younger siblings are being abused and neglected by their father.
The petition also describes bizarre behavior by the woman's ex-husband, including statements he allegedly made that appear to question whether he was involved in her death.
Wall is now asking the state to remove his siblings from his father's home until the criminal investigation into his father is completed.
The court documents, filed in late April, are the latest moves in a bitter family feud that started before von Schwedler died and has continued with recent court hearings.
Wall and Von Schwedler, both researchers and doctors, were divorced in 2006. But their rancorous battle over visitation and custody of their four children continued.
On Sept. 27, 2011 — just a week after filing for a custody evaluator in court — von Schwedler's body was found in an overflowing bathtub. Her youngest child's photo album was found in the tub with her. When she was removed from the tub, a knife was found under her body. Blood was found in her bedroom, on the edge of a sink and windowsill in the bathroom.
The medical examiner listed her cause of death as drowning. But the manner of death "could not be determined." The autopsy noted that questionable injuries also found on her body "leave some question as to the exact scenario under which her death occurred."
A high amount of Xanax was also found in von Schwedler's system, something her family said she did not have a prescription for and did not take. No Xanax bottles were found in her home, according to court records.
The autopsy left open the possibility that von Schwedler's death could have been a homicide or suicide.
Von Schwedler's family members insist her death was not a suicide. Salt Lake police said Tuesday their investigation into the death is still open and ongoing. The petition claims the focus of the investigation is on John Wall.
After von Schwedler's death, Almut von Schwedler, who lives in Australia, was appointed to be in charge of her sister's estate.
In October, Almut von Schwedler filed a motion in 3rd District Court for a guardian ad litem to be appointed for her sister's children. The request was made on behalf of Pelle Wall, who moved out of his father's house when he turned 18.
A judge denied the request in February, noting that appointing a guardian ad litem in a probate case was highly unusual. During the hearing, Pelle Wall sat at one table with his father at another. The courtroom was packed for the hearing, with 99% in attendance there to show support for Pelle.
Now Pelle Wall, in new court documents says his siblings, who still live with his father, are "suffering physical, emotional or development injury or damage." The siblings are 16, 13 and 11.
At times, the children have been left without adequate food or transportation, the petition states. The siblings have even resorted to hoarding food in their backpacks. At times, the house has allegedly been filthy, including a time in December when there was dog feces all over the basement.
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The S&P ended the quarter with a 5% gain, but can stocks continue to push higher into Q2 or are headwinds starting to kick up?
If you really believe Greece is in the clear and China's planners are better maestros than Greenspan, this stock may be a play.
Coca-Cola's decision to purchase their North American bottler Coca-Cola Enterprises is not a reversal of company strategy, but will allow both companies to strengthen their partnership and business in the North American and European markets, Muhtar Kent, Coca-Cola's CEO told CNBC Thursday.
In a great interview with the "Squawk" crew today Warren Buffett left no doubt where he stands on Kraft's pending purchase of Cadbury for more than $19 billion in cash and stock.
With Avatar opening at 12:01 am on Friday, everyone's waiting to see if the much-anticipated movie lives up to the hype, and how it performs at the box office. I got a sneak preview last week -- it certainly didn't disappoint me -- I was particularly wowed by the intricate, beautiful world James Cameron creates -- but we'll see if the live action-computer generated 3-D hybrid pulls everyone else in.
Coca-Cola products will soon be available again in Costco stores. The world's largest beverage maker says a pricing dispute with the wholesale club operator has been settled.
The head of Coca Cola's bottling and distribution company in France has committed suicide, for reasons that are for the moment unknown, French daily Le Figaro reported Tuesday.
Former Coca-Cola Chairman and CEO Neville Isdell says he's watching PepsiCo's attempt to buy its two largest bottlers with great interest, but he wouldn't suggest Coke tread down the same path.
At the end of the day CNBC confirmed that the Treasury Department was considering a plan to revitalize the home market by reducing mortgage rates for new home loans. the hope: get rates as low as 4.5 percent.
China Central Television's auction of its primetime ad time Tuesday yielded nearly $1.4 billion in revenue, 15 percent more than last year. This Chinese version of the American upfront ad sales period attracted global companies like Coca-Cola who have become more committed to the growing economy since the Olympics.
With the stock market down hundreds of points one day and up nearly as much the next, what should you do with your money?
Oil continues to trend downward, and airlines are again among the most actively traded pre-open (I noted yesterday that oil is down 27 percent since its July highs but the S&P 500 is only up about 5 percent since its July lows);
Mainstream advertisers normally gravitate toward wholesome characters from mainstream shows that steer clear of hot buttons. But in recent months, big brands like Coca-Cola, Subway and White Castle have been borrowing for their marketing efforts characters from "Family Guy," which has been criticized for everything from anti-Semitism and sexism to homophobia and overall disgustingness, the New York Times reports.
Gatorade, which is owned by Pepsi, confirmed today that it signed a licensing deal with Tiger Woods. Last month, Golfweek Magazine reported that it was a five-year deal and that it could be worth up to $100 mill
Pepsi announced today a group of new products, including G2, a Gatorade with half the calories of your normal variety Gatorade. While Pepsi called this innovative and new, it's actually part of a strategy that failed more 25 years ago.
Here's the number one question I always get: Who's the best endorser in sports? And the right answer is, there isn't one. What people have to remember is that endorsements are a partnership and if the product doesn't make sense with the athlete, then it doesn't work. There's also an economic threshold to endorsements that is never talked about. Athletes can affect purchasing decision, but only to a certain extent.
There's way too much to talk about today, but I'm leading it off with the Jim Stewart 400 because I think the folks at Diageo have been shortchanged because of the fight and the Derby -- and maybe even the Mavericks getting schooled.If you haven't heard about it, the NASCAR Nextel Cup race this weekend is actually named after a fan. The folks at Diageo, who bought the race for their Crown Royal brand, had an essay contest in which 15,000 fans wrote in their favorite life moment worthy of toasting with the drink.
PepsiCo, the world's No. 2 soft drink company, plans to double its workforce in China over the next half decade as it fights for a larger slice of the growing market, Chief Executive Indra Nooyi said on Tuesday.
Mergers and would be-mergers, housing starts and producer prices could all influence the market today. Stocks look a bit weak on the opening after clinging to small gains yesterday that put the Dow at another record.
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Miguel Montero would like to stay in an Arizona Diamondbacks uniform for long time.
Montero is seeking a multiyear contract with Arizona and hopes to wrap up negotiations before the season starts.
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Hey, guys - sorry for the OT thread. I am going to Anchorage, AK from Oct. 13 - 16 for work. I'm trying to get ideas for some things to do while I'm there.
It's been pretty hard finding day trips during this time, since it's considered winter. I booked the "Resurrection Bay Cruise" (first item on THIS LINK), but would appreciate any suggestions anyone could provide.
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The Resurrection Bay Tours are in Seward which is some distance from Anchorage. I would travel to Seward on the Alaska Railroad.
I might suggest the Alyeska ski resort; however I don't know when they kickoff their season. Alyeska rivals any ski resort I have visited.
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Hi guys, I would like to show you my game "Scribble Racer"! It's a game developed for the Samsung Galaxy Note series. Its best to play it with an S Pen, but it can also be played with the finger on other Android devices. http://www.wolfga...
Hi guys, I would like to show you my new game "Super Circle Jump"! It's a game developed using LibGDX and it's launching today. http://www.pixelclash.com/supercirclejump/pr/banner705.png It's a single tap game. No complex controls. Easy t...
Can you post direct apk? Cant download it via Play from China...:( Sent from my LT26i using xda app-developers app The apk can be downloaded here (Version 1.2.3): http://www.wolfgang-knecht.com/downloads/Scribble%20Racer.apk Have fun! ;)...
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When his NBA days come to an end, former Trail Blazer Joel Przybilla may want to consider a second career as a beanball artist for a local softball league.
Przybilla, who now plays for the Milwaukee Bucks, was suspended one game without pay for tossing a basketball and hitting a referee. The play happened Saturday night with 1:36 remaining in a blowout loss to the Los Angeles Clippers. Teammate Drew Gooden had just committed a foul and Pryzybilla grabbed the ball, then threw it towards the direction of the referee who had his back turned several feet away near the scorer's table.
The ball made contact and earned Pryzbilla a non-paying vacation day against the Pacers tonight.
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim earned his 900th victory on Monday, but the end of his post-game press conference veered away from basketball. In the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting, Boeheim expressed his thoughts on gun control.
"I think, and this will probably offend some people," Boeheim said. "If we in this country, as Americans, can not get the people that represent us to do something about firearms we are a sad, sad society."
Boeheim continued, stating he was "not talking about rifles," but the need to pass legislature against assault weapons.
"This isn't about the President or those other people down there. We need to make them understand," Boeheim said. "Somehow, this needs to get figured out. Real quick. Not six months from now."
So what if the league logo is the silhouette of a pony-tailed player?
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I will be traveling down from San Jose and staying in the area early next week and would like to get in a few rides. I'm looking to take my Izalco on a few routes in the 30 to 60 mile range with some good climbs. Checking the map and Strava, some routes through Goleta and maybe incorporating N. San Marcos Pass and Gibraltar Road look interesting, but I don't know if those are 'bike friendly'.
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Push shoves its way into the home video market on DVD and Blu-ray. Both formats offer deleted scenes and audio commentaries by the director and cast, as well as behind-the-scenes footage and featurettes.
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Getting here was an adventure in itself and being here even better. Come in by via the Amazon river or by plane and it will be the same shocking experience: a big modern, did I mention big?, in the middle of the jungle, skyscrapers that model the skylight of the city get reflected into the magnificent Amazon River. This city got its growth spurs thanks to the exports of rubber, oil and timber that came out of the Amazonian rainforest. Venezuela and Peru's rainforest do business with Manaus before coming down to their countries because of the ease of maneuvering this river making therefore Manaus into the center of commerce of the Amazon.
Manaus has Brazilian flavor pouring out of every hole in the city plus every exotic fruit and fish you could imagine coming down the Amazon River, plus the city hosts the amazing convergence of the Black River and the Amazon river. Quite a show.
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Nice Manaus page. Manaus looks much more modern than Iquitos (one of my favorite spots). The Stacao da Doca must be nice at night...
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In refrigerators and pantries, on garage shelves and in bathroom cabinets, everyday household products have the potential for millions of unusual uses.
Sure, Miracle Whip tastes great on a sandwich. But it also can be a top-notch hair conditioner, facial mask and furniture polish. Smirnoff Vodka can clean chrome and glass bathroom fixtures. Thousand Island salad dressing takes the sting out of insect bites.
Author Joey Green has dedicated his life to finding wacky uses for everyday items. In his experimentation, Green has discovered that you can shave with Jif Peanut Butter and polish furniture with a slab of Spam.
The author and mad scientist extraordinaire has come up with hundreds of alternatives uses for some of the most common household products.
Household tricks
Who: Joey Green
When: Noon and 4 p.m. Tuesday through Jan. 31
Where: Indianapolis Home Show, Indiana State Fairgrounds, 1202 E. 38th St.
Cost: Free with admission to the show, which is $13 for adults, $3 for children ages 6 to 12 and free for children 5 and younger.
Unusual uses
A sampling of Joey Green's "wacky uses" for everyday products
Alka-Seltzer tablets
Remove burned-on grease from a pot or pan. Fill the pot or pan with water, drop in six Alka-Seltzer tablets, let soak for one hour, then scrub as usual.
Baby Magic Baby Powder
Repel ants by sprinkling in cracks, along a window sill or under doors where ants enter. Ants will not walk through baby powder.
Bounce Dryer Sheets
Repel mosquitoes. Tie a sheet of Bounce through a belt loop when outdoors during mosquito season.
Crayola Chalk
Prevent tools from rusting. Place a few pieces of chalk in your toolbox to absorb moisture.
Maxwell House instant coffee
Repair scratched woodwork. Mix a teaspoon instant coffee with two teaspoons water. Apply to the scratch with a cotton ball.
Wesson Corn Oil
Prevent car doors from freezing in winter. Rub the gaskets with corn oil to seal out water without harming the gaskets.
He'll share several of his wackiest and most useful ideas at this year's Indianapolis Home Show, which opens this weekend.
Green has transitioned from a career as an advertising executive to a purveyor of the preposterous. He has written 50 books, travels the country giving demonstrations and become a hit on television shows such as "The View" and "The Tonight Show."
"People love this stuff because it saves time, it saves money. And it's American ingenuity. You have all of these things around the house — you don't have to run out to the store," he said.
As an author on subjects such as backyard science experiments and history's hidden facts, Green has an active imagination and curiosity. His entrance into wacky uses came when he wanted to learn more after a business meeting.
He was working in marketing for J. Walter Thompson, a New York-based ad firm. One day, his bosses called him and eight other workers into a conference room. The goal was to compile alternative uses for the iced tea drink Nestea, one of their clients.
"I thought it was the dumbest thing I'd ever heard in my life, a waste of my time," he said.
One account manager said that Nestea worked to soothe sunburn. He had badly burned himself while sailing, and he poured an entire bottle of Nestea into the bathtub to soak in it. The tannic acid in the drink soothed the burn.
"We all looked at him like he was crazy. But he said that if you're ever really sunburned, do it, and you'll thank me," Green said. "Right then and there, I decided this information needed to be in a book."
Since then, he has compiled thousands of ideas into his books. Green has written 10 books on the subject and has gathered ideas from readers, manufacturers and urban legend.
Many of the ideas had been discovered before; Green simply collected them. The ability to shave with Jif was discovered by former Sen. Barry Goldwater, who one time had run out of shaving cream yet still wanted to shave. Desperate, he grabbed the peanut butter and tested it. To his surprise, it worked.
"When I pass that on, I always tell people to use the creamy peanut butter, as opposed to chunky. It's a safety precaution," Green joked.
During his presentation at the Indianapolis Home Show, Green will showcase some of his finest ideas. The joy of this work is seeing the look on people's faces when something as simple as a Coke leaves a toilet spotless or Listerine helps relieve their acne.
"I try to be entertaining and informative at the same time," he said. People describe it as household hints meets a comedy show."
How did you come up with all of these other uses?
I went food shopping and picked up the name-brand products that we all love — Jell-O, Coca Cola, Miracle Whip. Then I wrote letters to all of the companies, to ask them for their secret files on things that people have written in with unusual products. People write in all the time but rarely advertise that. I collected them all, did a lot of research in the library, and that's how it came to be.
What were some of the crazier, more unique ones you came across?
Polishing furniture with Spam. It's the oils in the Spam that polish wood furniture. You can mousse your hair with Jell-O. By just taking a dab from the refrigerator and smoothing it into your hair, it works just like mousse. You can clean a toilet with Coca-Cola.
How do people react when they hear about some of these alternative uses?
My first book was called "Polish Your Furniture with Panty Hose." I thought it was just a one-time thing, all funny material. But people really liked it. It makes great demonstrations for TV and radio, as well as live. And it's very useful information. I'm now on my 10th book, "Joey Green's Cleaning Magic." It has 2,336 different uses for brand-name products. People love it.
Now that you've established a reputation, do you still need to search these out, or do companies come to you with ideas?
It's a combination. I've just finished writing a book where I did all the research myself. But when I go to home-and-garden shows, I encourage people to share their tips with me. All of this is kind of accumulated stuff that they learned over the years.
Has science been something that always interested you?
I've been into it since I was a kid. I won the science fair when I was in sixth grade. When I was in fourth grade, my dad helped me build a volcano. It plays into this overall theme, because a lot of the science experiments are things that you find around the house. It's just me writing books about things I love to do.


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Klaidman, Daniel, Newsweek
Byline: Daniel Klaidman
Covering 9/11, journalists found a renewed sense of mission.
On Sept. 11, 2001, I arrived at Newsweek's Washington bureau a little before 9 a.m. Flipping on the TV, I saw reports that a plane had crashed into the World Trade Center. Moments later the phone rang and it was Mark Miller, the magazine's chief of correspondents, based in New York. While we conferred, the second plane struck.
About 45 minutes later, my colleague Evan Thomas burst into my office pointing out the window. "We're under attack," he said breathlessly. My office overlooked the White House and other iconic Washington landmarks. Way off in the distance, across the Potomac River, was a low-slung, oddly shaped building. In the nine months I'd been serving as Washington bureau chief, I'd never noticed it. But now I could see what had so stunned Evan: there was an enormous fireball sitting on top of the Pentagon, dark smoke billowing up from behind it.
Reacting as Americans and as humans, we were horrified and scared--for the country and also for ourselves. But we also needed to react as journalists, which meant immediately figuring out how to cover the story. That morning, Don Graham, CEO of The Washington Post Co., which at the time owned Newsweek, reached Mark Whitaker, the magazine's editor, in New York. "What are you thinking?" Graham asked. The only thing Whitaker was sure of at that moment was that the we couldn't wait until Saturday, our normal print deadline, to publish. "We need to put out a special issue now," he told Graham.
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In their heyday, newsmagazines like Newsweek and Time had helped set the national agenda and interpreted the news for millions of people. Other than the networks and about five major newspapers, they were the principal source of in-depth national and international news for most Americans. By 2001, with the rise of the Internet and the proliferation of new media, that was no longer--or was very soon to be no longer--the case. But 9/11 revived, however fleetingly, the newsmagazine's central relevance in the life of the nation. And it gave those of us who worked at Newsweek a renewed sense of mission.
A traditional strength of newsmagazines was group journalism. Far-flung correspondents from a vast network of bureaus around the world sent in rich, deeply reported "files" to writers in New York who spun them into finely crafted stories. In an age of celeb rity journalism, where writers had cable TV contracts as pundits and carefully measured the type size of their bylines, that kind of ego submersion was already starting to feel old-fashioned. But 9/11 was such a complicated story that it was uniquely suited to this kind of team coverage.
The man at the center of this unwieldy work was Thomas, a master of weaving the information provided by different correspondents into a single narrative. Our first reporting break--which ended up providing the lead anecdote for Thomas's post-9/11 cover story--came from a talented and dedicated Newsweek researcher named Lucy Shackelford. Shackelford had a distant family connection to Lyz Glick, the widow of a passenger who'd gone down with United Flight 93 in a Pennsylvania field. Shackelford persuaded Glick to describe to us the last conversation she'd had with her husband, who had been able to place a cellphone call from the plane. As we huddled around the speaker phone in my office, Glick told us that her husband, Jeremy, had revealed to her that he and several other passengers had a last-ditch plan to "jump the hijackers" and regain control of the aircraft. …


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USGS Coastal and Marine Geology Program
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Status: Completed
Organization(s): USGS, Woods Hole Coastal and Marine Science Center
Funding Program(s):
Principal Investigator(s): Harley J. Knebel, Richard Rendigs
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Data Type(s): Location-Elevation: Navigation, Seismics: Boomer, Sonar: Multibeam
Scientific Purpose/Goals: Sidescan sonar survey to define the bottom sedimentary environments of Long Island Sound.
Start Port/Location: Woods Hole, MA
End Port/Location: Woods Hole, MA
Start Date: 1995-04-04
End Date: 1995-04-12
Equipment Used: DGPS, Boomer, Single channel hydrophone, SIS1000 Sidescan sonar, ORE multibeam
Information to be Derived:
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered:
Staff: VeeAnn Atnipp Cross, Kenneth E. Parolski, Richard Rendigs, Barbara A. Seekins, Brenton B. Taylor
Affiliate Staff:
Notes: Original Center People field contained: VeeAnn Cross - marine geol., Kenneth Parolski - phys. sci., Richard Rendigs - marine geol., Barbara Seekins - phys. sci. tech., Brendt Taylor - phys. sci. tech.
Long Island Sound, Connecticut, New York, United States, North America, North Atlantic;
Poppe, L.J., and Polloni, Chris, eds., 1998, Long Island Sound environmental studies: URL: http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/1998/of98-502/.
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Cycling along the beach promenade
In October 2011 a bicycle trail was complted along the Herbert Samuel beach promenade.
The trail has two lanes, one in each direction. It is located between the sidewalk and the road. There are even special traffic lights for bicycles at 3 pedestrian zebra crossings.
You can either use your own bike, or rent one in a "rent-a-bike" stand on the promenade.
It's a pleasure to ride along the promenade, feel the breeze, see the world go by on the promenade...
Address: Along the Herbert Samuel Promenade.
Theme: Biking
Beach bat players on a Tel-Aviv beach
On the Tel-Aviv beaches you can take part in Israel's most popular beach sport: play beach bats with round wooden bats and a firm rubber ball.
You will be amazed by the speed and energy of the game when played by the "semi-professionals" on the beach!
It sometimes looks more like a high-speed squash game than a leisurely beach game.
So, watch the pros play and try it yourself!
Address: On any beach!
Theme: Beach Activities
Working out on the Tel-Aviv beach
On Tel-Aviv's beaches, open to everyone, there are open-air 'mini-fitness-centers" with weights and other gym equipment (see photos).
If you want to add some workout to lazing away on the beach, this is your chance!
Directions: On several of Tel-Aviv's public beaches.
Theme: Beach Activities
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On the way we see the Tel-Avivians watching from the sidewalks and cheering, there are DJs playing loud music along the way, and at the end there is a "happening" atmosphere, free mineral water, popsicles, energy bars, music, medals...
The race is 10km long, takes place on one of the evenings in October, and is lots of fun!
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