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This black Icon badge holder is specifically made as a replacement for the Icon Military Spec Vest. I bought this item in the event my original badge becomes lost and/or somehow damaged. It is nice to have a backup on hand, and the price is no object. The badge holder has a clear plastic front and black vinyl backing, with the distinct Icon insignia.

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ILSI publishes articles on original research, literature reviews and gap analyses, and meeting proceedings primarily in peer-reviewed journals. ILSI also publishes books, monographs, white papers, and other reports through ILSI Press.
Holsapple, M. P., and Lehman-McKeeman, L. D. (2005). Forum series: Research strategies for safety evaluation of nanomaterials. Toxicol Sci 87(2), 315.
Classification of perspectives on motivation and recommendations for measurement are provided.
A classification of perspectives on motivation and recommendations for measurement are provided in this article, published in Perceptual and Motor Skills (2006;102:563–575).
Doull, J., Borzelleca, J. F., Becker, R., Daston, G., DeSesso, J., Fan, A., Fenner-Crisp, P., Holsapple, M., Holson, J., Craig Llewellyn, G., MacGregor, J., Seed, J., Walls, I., Woo, Y. T., and Olin, S. (2007). Framework for use of toxicity screening tools in context-based decision-making. Food Chem Toxicol 45(5), 759-96.
Microbial hazards in irrigation water: standards, norms and testingto manage use of water in fresh produce primary productionComprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety, 10 April 2015Commissioned by the ILSI Europe Emerging Microbiological Issues Task Force
Assessing dietary exposure to caffeine form beverages in the U.S. populationusing brand-specific versus category-specific caffeine valuesFood and Chemical Toxicology, 20 March 2015Commissioned by the ILSI North America Caffeine Working Group


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I am trying to put a SHP file into my PostGIS database, the the data is just a little off. I think this is because I am using the wrong SRID. The contents of the PRJ file are as follows:
What SRID does this correlate to? And more generally, how can I look up the SRID based on the information found in the PRJ file? Is there a lookup table somewhere that lists all SRID's and their 'geogcs' equivalents?
For reference, here is an image of some of the data imported using
srid=4269 (I also tried 4326 and got the exact same results):
The yellow is my data imported from the SHP, and the background is from openlayers (from the geodjango admin). Does this mean I'm using the wrong SRID, or is this just expected margin of error?
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Is there any way to get the output of my handwritten java program in tabular format? I dont want to create any table or something its just that the output should be in a proper column and row format.
I am coded the program in such a way that the system asks the user to input two numbers, then calculates two number with addition and subtraction and then prints out the output with the following section.
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I think of these great threads to start but by the time I get home I can't remember what they were.
I think of these great threads to start but by the time I get home I can't remember what they were.
Carpe who?
Well, at least you remember that you had a thought. Your half way to actually remembering what the thought was!
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People do not seem to realize that their opinion of the world is also a confession of character.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
That's why I carry a small digicam often when I ride..... I can photograph what I'm going to talk about or talk about what I photographed...
Leave yourself a phone message....often that's all that saves me from forgetting dentist's appointments, errands, make a phone call, etc. Sally Field (cycling interests unknown) said the older she gets the more lists of things to do she makes. Of course, I often make grocery lists and then leave them on the kitchen counter as I leave for the store. On the brighter side, at least you're still thinking of something.
Riding and aging don't get easier, you just get slower at slowing down.] (FiftyPlus observation inspired by G. Lemond.)
CrossChain.......Your's is the nicest signature I've come across on this forum...
Call your own cell number and leave yourself a message.
Now if I can just remember my number.......Originally Posted by Richard Cranium
Carpe who?
You can do that?Originally Posted by Richard Cranium
Truth is stranger than reality.
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'01 Bianchi Eros
'05 Giant OCR Llimited Carbon Fiber + upgrades
I've seen some of your pics, fixer...what kind of cam is that?Originally Posted by The Fixer
Hmmm, short term memory loss. What could possibly cause that? I think that I have the same thing.Originally Posted by Grampy
Incidentally, my wife and I and about 800 of our closest friends in your town last weekend for the Midwest Tandem Rally. We absolutely loved it but I can't recall why!
This topic just brought to mind... Putting this in light of Nermal's signature, maybe....
Some day we'll write down a great idea for the forums and plow into the back of a car.
Slow Ride Cyclists of NEPA
People do not seem to realize that their opinion of the world is also a confession of character.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson
I give everyone who posts an A for effort. You actually got your thoughts written down!
Tomorrow, we will have jello.
You remember how to get home? I gotta work on that.Originally Posted by Grampy
A conclusion is the place where you got tired of thinking. - S. Wright
Favorite rides in the stable: Indy Fab CJ Ti - Colnago MXL - S-Works Roubaix - Habanero Team Issue - Jamis Eclipse carbon/831
I had to buy a Garmin to do it every time....Originally Posted by NOS88
Carpe who?
Just saw what you need at Office Max today. Wrist bands that you write on to remind yourself. Didn't even say anything about 50+ on the package.
Bill Frawley I thought you were dead? :confused:
Stupidity got us into this mess - why can't it get us out?
- Will Rogers
I use the memo feature on my phone all of the time. When I park at the airport I leave myself a message 'Hibiscus garage 4E'. I stay in so many hotels that I forget my room number some times as well.
The problem with the gene pool is that there is no lifeguard and the shallow end is much too large
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Ditto.Originally Posted by stonecrd
Check your cell phone for a voice recording function. I use it a lot - someone gives me an email address, I spell it out on my phone recorder. Things I remember that I know in 10 seconds I will forget - etc.
Heck, I am still learning about things I can do with my phone. So far, I haven't discovered the "print money" function - but I know it must be there somewhere!
my cell phone is so old it has a rotary dial.
Truth is stranger than reality.
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Mine is on a party line.Originally Posted by Mojo Slim
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Mine has a real long string......
Carpe who?
My cell phone will tell me what my own number is if I push the right combination of buttons... 'splains how to do it in the book. Now, if I could just find the book........Originally Posted by Grampy
Now where did I put that bottle of fuming nitric acid? does anyone smell smoke?
Yeah she's so forgetful she has to keep writing notes to remind herself "they like me, they really like me!".Originally Posted by CrossChain
Someday, someone will come out with a cell phone that does absolutely every function that can be imagined...and forget to include "telephone".
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Richard Wagner, owner of Wagner and Sons Concessions and Rides, moves the safety gate away from a ride in preparation for the holiday weekend. The rides and food are part of the 4th of July activities set for Riverwalk Augusta, concluding with fireworks at 9:30 p.m. Friday.
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ILSI publishes articles on original research, literature reviews and gap analyses, and meeting proceedings primarily in peer-reviewed journals. ILSI also publishes books, monographs, white papers, and other reports through ILSI Press.
Consensus guidelines reached at the ILSI Europe Workshop on the Safety Assessment of Viable Genetically Modified Microorganisms Used in Food.
This report discusses the accessibility of carotenoids, a major source of vitamin A in diets, from a world perspective.
Microbial hazards in irrigation water: standards, norms and testingto manage use of water in fresh produce primary productionComprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety, 10 April 2015Commissioned by the ILSI Europe Emerging Microbiological Issues Task Force
Assessing dietary exposure to caffeine form beverages in the U.S. populationusing brand-specific versus category-specific caffeine valuesFood and Chemical Toxicology, 20 March 2015Commissioned by the ILSI North America Caffeine Working Group


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Learning Through Art, 2015
From 23/06/2015 to 20/09/2015
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This exhibition presents a selection of works by the 143 children aged 6 to 12 taking part in the Learning Through Art education program during the 2014-15 school year.
Led by artists Elssie Ansareo, Naia del Castillo, Ibon Garagarza, Iñaki Gracenea, Maider López and Jorge Rubio, the program uses art-based activities as a learning tool to reinforce the primary school curriculum.
Teachers identify educational goals and skills to work on in the classroom with artists and museum education staff in order to design a series of workshops that meet said goals. Every program is unique and specifically designed to meet the needs of each participant.
Discussing art and participating in the creative process permits schoolchildren to explore curricular subjects in a more imaginative and personal manner.
Art disciplines and techniques, such as photography, painting, sculpture, video, and performance become instruments for discovering, exploring and trying to understand reality, placing emphasis on the value of individual expression and creative freedom.
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Lowestoft Town have sights set on catching Hornchurch
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Lowestoft Town joint boss Ady Gallagher has set his sights on securing second place in the Ryman League Premier.
Billericay's win against East Thurrock last weekend means the Essex outfit need just a point from their last two games, one of which is against Lowestoft, to secure the title thanks to their superior goal difference.
While Gallagher hasn't given up hope of winning the title after their 3-2 win against Carshalton Athletic, second place looks more achievable given Hornchurch's slip-up against Wealdstone last weekend.
"Realistically we would be hugely reliant on Billericay losing next week to give us that chance in the last game," he said. "Second place is still up for grabs though and that would be a great achievement.
"Finishing second would give us home advantage in the play-offs and I would back us against anyone at this level on our home patch, especially with our fans."


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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently announced that it is requesting applications from states, municipalities, tribes, universities and nonprofit organizations for new projects to restore and protect the Great Lakes. EPA will distribute approximately $20 million through the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative grant program during Fiscal Year 2012.
Two years ago this week, oil began streaming from the seafloor into the Gulf of Mexico following the explosion of the Deepwater Horizon platform. All told, the disaster cost 11 lives, released 4.9 million barrels of crude oil, and caused still unspecified impacts to marine life and the Gulf economy.
A new analysis by the Australian Institute of Marine Science and the University of Western Australia concluded that in 2010, shark-related diving contributed $42.2 million ($73 million Fijian) to the economy of Fiji. Shark-diving operations generated $4 million that year for Fijian communities through salaries and local levies.
Heidelberg researchers have succeeded in unravelling the defense mechanisms of jellyfish. Scientists working with Prof. Dr. Thomas Holstein and Dr. Suat Özbek from the Centre for Organismal Studies (COS) of Heidelberg University, together with collaborators from the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), analyzed the proteome, or full set of proteins, of the stinging cells in the freshwater polyp Hydra.
EPA has issued an enforcement order to AVX Corp. to implement the ongoing cleanup work at New Bedford Harbor, including dredging PCB-contaminated sediment from the Harbor and disposing the dredged sediment to an appropriately licensed off-site facility, into a confined aquatic disposal cell in the Harbor, and into confined disposal facilities to be built along the shoreline.
The Andean Amazon is becoming a major frontier for new hydroelectric dams, but an analysis of the potential impacts of these planned projects suggests that there may be serious ecological concerns to take into account. The full report is published in the open access journal PloS ONE.
Officials from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) are estimating that over 10,000 migrating birds have died so far this year because of reduced water flow to the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon and California. Officials say the final death toll may be close to 20,000 birds.
Many Christians give up certain foods for Lent, however ecologists have discovered these changes in human diet have a dramatic impact on the diet of wild animals.
The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) and partners signed an agreement this month that will safeguard some 80,000 acres of intact forest in Guatemala in the heart of the sprawling Maya Biosphere Reserve. Home to jaguars, macaws, pumas and various wildlife, the protected land will continue to serve as a safe haven to all inhabitants.
An international research team is reporting the results of a research cruise they organized to study the amount, spread, and impacts of radiation released into the ocean from the tsunami-crippled reactors in Fukushima, Japan.
According to the International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers, global automobile production will increase three percent this year – an industry growth trend with potential environmental impacts.
Greek Shipping Company Sentenced in New Orleans to Pay $2 Million for Intentional Cover-Up of Oil Pollution and Obstruction of Justice
EPA to Host April 5 Session in Byrnes Mill, Mo., to Discuss Residential Lead Sampling in Big River Floodplain of Southwest Jefferson County
Action Culminates 13 Year Effort, Eliminating Beach Closures, Reducing Trash and Toxic Chemicals in Waters
A species of lizard is now extinct from the Hawaiian Islands, making it the latest native vertebrate species to become extirpated from this tropical archipelago.
After 25 years, former waste dump converted to endangered wildlife habitat in Guam.
More than 99 percent of Antarctic blue whales were killed by commercial whalers during the 20th century, but the first circumpolar genetic study of these critically endangered whales has found a surprisingly high level of diversity among the surviving population of some 2,200 individuals.
Waterways in remote, pristine tropical forests located in the Caribbean and Central America contain levels of nitrogen comparable to amounts found in streams and rivers flowing through polluted forests in the United States and Europe. This discovery by a Princeton University-led research team raises questions about how tropical forests might respond if they were to become exposed to additional nitrogen through water and air pollution.
From gannets to seagulls, puffins to penguins, all seabirds suffer the same drop in birth rates when the supply of fish drops to less than a third of maximum capacity. That's the result from an international study on the relationships between predators and prey in seven ecosystems around the world, published in the magazine Science and coordinated by Philippe Cury, an IRD researcher.
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Name of our new hero is Sherman Dooffy. He is a smart enough guy, but not very popular in his school. Sherman is one of those students school people call "geeks". Today in the school library he's found an ancient magic book, which can change his whole life.
The year is 3050. The male population has decreased dramatically as a result of long, bloody, intergalactic wars. Now all men are property of the United Galactic Federation and are used only for reproduction purposes. In special cryogenic capsules, male individuals are shipped to different parts of the universe for the settlement of new planets. Our hero Chuck is one of those guys. After awaking from hypersleep he decided that time of sexual revolution has came!
We already know about alot love stories, where two people meet on the web and get married after a few dates. This is one of those stories. Tom met Mellisa on an adult dating site. He just couldn't miss a chance to fuck such a magnificent young beauty. Today's their first real date.
Today you will feel like a secret agent. Terrorists are planning another attack on the United States. They've forced famous inventor Professor Emmett Von Braun to build a machine for creation of a murderous clone army! Our undercover agents were able to free Professor Von Braun and now we know that the 5 parts of the machine are hidden by his lovers around Europe. You have to find these parts and bring them to the Bureau.
Name of our new heroine is Sonia. She's a real biker who loves a gas smell and beautiful babes. The bike driving for her is more than a hobby, it is her life style. This is a story of her adventures in the town of Springdale filled of the racing, the fighting, and the hot lesbian sex.
We're going to the Middle Ages. There we meet our hero Murton. In Lavindor Kingdom he's known as the best healer. Today he's got a mission of great importance! Man's power of the King has gone out unexpectly in recent days. And you should make a special love potion which can bring back his potency. As a reward you'll get as much gold as you can carry.


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Yukon, OK, woman is accused of threatening ex-husband, pregnant wife
A Yukon woman is accused of stalking her ex-husband and his pregnant wife and threatening to kill the woman and her unborn child, court records show.
Alicia Dawn Humphries, 26, was arrested Saturday and booked into the Oklahoma County jail on complaints of stalking and using a computer to threaten or harass a person.
Humphries was released Monday after posting bail, records show.
The pregnant woman told police Humphries has been harassing her and her husband via phone and text message for nearly two months. Humphries and the woman's husband have been divorced for five years, investigators reported.
According to a probable cause affidavit, Humphries sent multiple text messages to the woman, including one in which she threatens to kill the woman and her unborn child along with the couple's pets.
"She goes on to threaten to kill (the woman) and slash open her stomach, kill her baby, strangle her dog and hang her cat from the roof," a detective reported in the affidavit.


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Write 10 Reviews for LilaGuide.com and you'll receive a $5 Target gift card! There isn't a minimum amount of words that you need to write, and Heather reports that she finished all her reviews in about 20 minutes, and had her gift card in about 3-4 weeks. See more details on this HERE.
Website appears to be having problems. Could be all the traffic. Will try again later.
I signed up for the lila guide website, like the more details link said, then went to write review and it wouldn't let me. Go under Review then make a review then type in Target and next it says to search. I don't understand this. I can see other people's reviews. Not a very user friendly website.
I had no problems. I already completed my 10. Just wish there were more options for my area.
Thanks for this info. I just earned my first $5 gift card in about 20 mintues! Pretty good I think! I'll continue to leave reviews, easy peasy!
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Also, you can search areas that you used to live or visit and rate places there. I rated a bunch of places in another state that I lived in most of my life. I think I'll look for places near where we vacation so I can rate those too!
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How to Deal With a Co Worker's Bad Breath
Your job might already stink enough, and your coworkers breath isn't helping! Something must be done about the situation, but it's important to not hurt their feelings. With a little tact (and a mint or two on hand), the situation can be easily remedied.
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1Synchronize your breathing with theirs. It sounds strange, but if you exhale when they do, you won't smell a thing.
2Offer them a piece of gum or mint. Don't make it obvious that they smell, just casually offer as if you're trying to be courteous.
3Keep conversation to a minimum. If they're not talking, their breath won't be your problem.
4During your lunch break, offer them strawberries or water. These help improve bad breath.
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- If you offer gum or mint, make sure you're chewing some as well. If you're not, they'll most likely realize your motives and be offended.
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Topics of current interest in biochemical research are discussed, such as: enzyme chemistry, biochemical genetics and development, cellular control mechanism, biochemistry of cell membranes, bioenergetics, and microbiology.
Introduction to developmental biology. Using concepts cell and molecular biology, this course surveys the major concepts and mechanisms of development leading from a fertilized egg to a fully differentiated, multicellular organism based on three primary tissue layers. Key concepts include pattern formation, cell commitment, generation of anatomical axes, organogenesis, stem cells and progenitor cells, regeneration, and human diseases of development and aging. The course incorporates lectures, recitations/discussions, reading of the primary literature, and student presentations.
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Saffron PatchRead MoreSaffron Patch in the Valley makes Indian cuisine accessible to Akronites—but no less complex or authentic. There are a few intensely spicy dishes on the menu, such as chicken vindaloo and lamb madras, but for the most part there's nothing tongue-searing; kids even get their own menu of mild but not dumbed-down options. Curry powder's more or less an afterthought among the 38 herbs and spices in regular use in Saffron Patch's kitchen. In addition to mesquite-fired, tandoori-baked chicken and lamb, you'll find seafood options such as smoked salmon and mahi mahi. Vegetarians can savor classic dishes such as cubes of paneer cheese in creamy spinach, made by in-house culinary cubists, and charbroiled eggplant. Both Saffron Patch locations are tucked away into unexpected residential blocks. The excitement of stumbling onto a hidden treasure makes the spaces—decked in low-lit tones of brick red, sunset orange, and, naturally, saffron yellow—feel all the warmer.1244 Weathervane Ln.Akron, OH US
Bombay SitarRead MoreBombay Sitar in Canton offers flavorful eats and tasty desserts. The patio seating at Bombay Sitar is perfect for those warm summer days. Some say walking is the greatest thing in life. This restaurant knows it's carryout. Driving is all about convenience, and we get that. With spaces available, we'll help speed up your night. Make use of the luxurious bike racks at Bombay Sitar. Prices tend towards the moderate side, with the average tab at Bombay Sitar running under $30 per person.5111 Fulton Drive NorthwestCanton, OH US
Raj MahalRead MoreA flavorful restaurant, Raj Mahal serves spicy Indian fare. Round out your meal with a little tipple — this restaurant has a terrific drink list, including beer, wine, and more. At this restaurant, everyone will find something they love — kids included! Parties of any size can easily be seated at Raj Mahal. Head to Raj Mahal in comfort, where attire is business casual. If you're strapped for time, take out food from this restaurant. You can also have Raj Mahal cater your next event. Raj Mahal provides easy access to an adjacent lot. Prices at Raj Mahal typically stay below the $30 mark, so you can afford to bring along a friend or a date. Raj Mahal accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, and all major credit cards. Spend your morning, afternoon, or evening at Raj Mahal, where guests can enjoy breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The Indian food at Raj Mahal is filled with many flavors. Stop by today and try some of the tasty dishes.2033 State RoadCuyahoga Falls, OH US
Bombay GrillRead MoreBombay Grill in Cuyahoga Falls is known for its tasty eats. Drinks are also on the menu here, so guests can start the night off right. Keep it casual at Bombay Grill — the restaurant is laid-back and patrons dress accordingly. Choose wisely. Wait at home for delivery or come into this restaurant for carryout. We don't expect you to keep driving around the block to find metered parking. We've got some space for you here. Prices tend towards the moderate side, with the average tab at Bombay Grill running under $30 per person.3233 State RoadCuyahoga Falls, OH US
Cafe TandoorRead MoreYour next meal awaits at Cafe Tandoor in Aurora. Little ones are just as welcome as their parents at this restaurant. Dining out isn't your only option here — pickup is available, too. The restaurant has catering services as well. If you prefer to drive to the restaurant, go right ahead. Parking is abundant in the area. Cafe Tandoor offers various parking options, including bike parking. Meals at Cafe Tandoor are incredibly tasty and reasonably priced around $30. Early risers and night owls alike can enjoy Cafe Tandoor since it serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.96 Barrington Town Square DrAurora, OH US
Jaipur JunctionRead MoreJaipur Junction's through-the-roof ratings prove that this spicy hub serves some of the best Indian entrees in town. Enjoy a low-fat or gluten-free meal at Jaipur Junction, a local favorite. Don't leave the kids at home — youngsters will love the family-friendly cuisine at this restaurant just as much as mom and dad. Wear what you like when you dine at Jaipur Junction — the restaurant has a chill vibe just right for casual dining. You can call it in, then carry it out. Catering makes it easier to organize any event, and Jaipur Junction will ensure that it is delicious. Jaipur Junction is located near a parking lot, which many diners take advantage of. Whether you're in the mood for AM eggs, a midday salad, or an evening entree, Jaipur Junction provides service throughout the day. So if you're an advocate of Indian cuisine, make sure to try the top-rated menu at Jaipur Junction. What are you waiting for? Stop by Jaipur Junction today and indulge in some tasty Indian eats.9377 West Sprague RoadNorth Royalton, OH US


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Update on ChimgeeChimgee is a 36-year-old married lady who lives with her family in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia. They live in a ger, a traditional Mongolian felt tent, in the outer ger district (a district without basic infrastructure). Chimgee's son and daughters are both secondary-school pupils.
Chimgee supports her family by operating a retail clothing stall at the largest indoor market in Mongolia. When she first began her business in 2008, Chimgee had 800,000 MNT (Mongolian tugriks) in working capital. Today, her business has grown, and she has about 11,000,000 MNT in working capital.
Chimgee sells jeans and trousers. "I really appreciate the Kiva loan, because it helps entrepreneurs to increase their working capital and improve their business and also their living conditions, so I'm applying [for a] Kiva loan again" she says.
Chimgee is requesting a loan of 4,000,000 MNT to increase the variety of jeans and trousers she sells because, as she says, "it's the time of high shopping season in Mongolia."
Previous Loan DetailsChimgee is a 35 year-old married lady who lives with her family in Ulaanbaatar, the capital city of Mongolia. They live in a ger, traditional Mongolian felt tent in the outer 'ger' district (a district without basic infrastructure). Chimgee's son and daughters are both secondary school pupils. ... More from Chimgee's previous loan »
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About TranscapitalTranscapital is one of the leading non-bank financial institutions (NBFI) in Mongolia. Through 12 branches, it serves mainly urban and semi-urban microfinance clients, including a growing number of migrants in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar. Of its clients, almost 68% are women and 60% live in ger districts, settlements made up of houses and traditional Mongolian felt tents that lack basic infrastructure.
Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Blanca Yanira
Update on Blanca YaniraBlanca is requesting a new loan to buy products such as corn, cheese, oil, pork rinds, gas and other items to continue strengthening her business.
The previous loan allowed her to expand her business, increase clientele and earn a profit.
El crédito anterior le permitió crecer en el negocio, aumentar la clientela y así obtuvo ganancias.
Previous Loan DetailsBlanca sells pupusas [stuffed grilled corn cakes] and dairy products. She lives with her family, her husband and daughter. She started the business on her own initiative and works at home; she doesn't have a fixed schedule for her sales. She's asking for a loan to buy string cheese, cream, c... More from Blanca Yanira's previous loan »
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Concurrent and Successive Loans
Our Field Partners often work with borrowers over a series of loans as the borrowers build credit, take out bigger loans, and expand their businesses. In order to make it easier for our Field Partners to post loans for borrowers who have been listed on Kiva before, we allow them to post successive and concurrent loans for their Kiva borrowers. This means that our Field Partners are able to post a borrower's second, third, etc., loan on Kiva without having to re-enter all of the borrower's information.
This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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Kiva allows our Field Partners to re-use the same photo for individual borrowers that have been posted on Kiva's website once before in a 24 month period, and we allow them to re-use group photos for up to 24 months, provided that 80% of the current group's membership is represented.
Taking, collecting, and uploading photos of borrowers is one of the most challenging elements of using Kiva for our Field Partners. In order to make Kiva easier for Field Partners to use, we have allowed them to post successive and concurrent loans without taking a new photo of the borrower if the criteria above are met.


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Reporter chows 19-year-old Kirby Puckett candy bar, describes experience in LOL-worthy terms
If it looks like poop and it's almost old enough to drink, chances are it tastes like poop too.
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What do you think a 19-year-old Kirby Puckett candy bar tastes like? Like shit, you say? Bingo!
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But just to make sure, Deadspin's Tom Ley and Barry Petchesky recently went to the trouble of documenting the buying and chowing of ancient sports superstar-themed candy bars, including bars inspired by Ken Griffey Jr., Isiah Thomas, Reggie Jackson, Mark Price, Chipper Jones, and, of course, Kurrrrrrrbeeeeeee Puckett!
Here's what Ley and Petchesky had to say about the Puckett bar before before opening it up:
The Kirby Puckett Bar came out in 1994, and is not merely caramel and rice coated in milk chocolate. It is, as the wrapper boasts, "a bundle of energy." (The bar has 302 calories and 40 percent of the recommended daily value of saturated fat.) On the back, an exhortation for sugar-addled Twins fans to pursue their dreams. "Get into the swing of things. Stay in school."
And here's what they had to say about the experience of eating it:
This one did not look nearly as appetizing as the Reggie! Bar. It looked like a dried-up piece of human feces. Just a dessicated shit log sliding ominously out of a wrapper featuring Puckett's coy and not-at-all-reassuring smile. We were starting to grow less enthusiastic.
We were once again taken aback by how tamely the first bite assaulted our palate. Perhaps this was due to the presence of rice in place of peanuts, but the inclusion of caramel had given us reason to expect the worst. Rancid caramel was pretty much our worst nightmare going in. But there we were, chewing through the mostly tasteless concoction and nodding at the growing group of onlookers, furrowing brows, and offering a nonchalant, "Huh, this one's not that bad!"
Then it happened. The switch from benign to malignant came more swiftly and completely than with the Reggie! Bar. It felt as if someone had jammed a sour, sweaty foot into our mouths. We gulped down a lot of water, unsuccessfully trying to wash the bitterness from our tongues. Things were starting to get real.
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Updated backcountry map available for outdoor buffs
OLYMPIA — Three updated public lands maps — including the Hood River quadrangle covering portions of Skamania and Klickitat counties — are available from the state Department of Printing.
Single copies cost $9, plus sales tax.
The maps detail the boundaries, trails, access points and other information about public lands. They are popular with hunters, hikers and others who use public lands for recreation.
The full-color maps are 26 inches by 37 inches with a scale of 1 inch equaling 1.6 miles. They cover about 1,600 square miles.
Outdoor buffs can use the maps to locate public lands managed by the state Department of Natural Resources, Department of Fish and Wildlife, state parks commission, federal and other public agencies.
The maps can be ordered online through the www.dnr.wa.gov website or bought between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the Department of Printing 7580 New Market St. S.W., Tumwater.
State wildlife agency seeks photographs of hunting camps
OLYMPIA — The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is looking for photographs of hunting camps for the cover of the 2014 big-game pamphlet.
Submissions are due by March 1. Photos should not include items that could appear to endorse specific companies or problems, such as logos or labels on sporting goods, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.
The link to send the photos is http://www.wdfw.wa.gov/sharephotos/contest.html.
State grants offered for volunteer projects to help fish, wildlife
OLYMPIA — Grant applications for volunteer projects benefitting fish and wildlife are being accepted by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
The agency expects about $258,000 will be available for the grants, financed through the Aquatic Land Enhancement Account beginning July 1.
Five major types of projects are financed including habitat restoration, scientific research, public education, facility development and artificial fish production.
Eligible applicants are citizens, non-profit organizations such as schools, tribes, and political subdivisions such as conservation districts. State and federal agencies are not eligible.
Funds are provided on a cost-reimbursement basis and may not be used for salaries, wages, stipends or benefits.
For more information, go online to http://wdfw.wa.gov/grants/alea/index.html.
Mount Hood ski areas open, but could use additional snow
Mount Hood Meadows has shifted to daily operations.
Resort officials report 24 inches of snow and are operating Easy Rider, Buttercup, Ballroom Carpet, Cascade, Shooting Star Express and Mount Hood Express chairlifts. Tickets prices are reduced to $59 for adults and $39 for juniors until the upper slopes are available.
Timberline Lodge also is operating daily.
Timberline has a 27-inch base. It is operating Bruno's and Pucci chairlifts plus Magic Mile with limited trails. Palmer is closed today.
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[The Ostnia-Westland Room. It is evening. As the curtain rises, we see on the left of the stage, DR. THORVALD, MRS. THORVALD, MARTHA and ERIC, drinking a bedtime cup of tea. ERIC, as usual, is watching ANNA VRODNY, who sits sewing on the right of the stage, with OSWALD and COL. HUSSEK. COL. HUSSEY, has the newspaper. OSWALD is lazily smoking. Both wireless sets are switched on, but silent.]
ANNA. Please come to bed, Grandpa. It's after eleven. You look tired out.
COL. HUSSEK. Nonsense, my dear! Never felt better in my life! Must wait to hear the news. Westland will have to admit responsibility. She can't get round the evidence. I tell you, this means war!
OSWALD. Thank God I'm fat and fifty! No more wars for us, Colonel! We've done our share!
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Many of our GRC members may not be familiar with TH!NK, Algorithmics, an IBM Company's semi-annual magazine exploring the world of financial risk management. However, the June 2012 issue has something for everyone - and is centered on the perspective that to successfully identify and respond to the economic challenges of our times, we must seek a balance between learning from the past and developing the solutions of the future.

You will find in this issue articles that seek to explore this balance between past wisdoms and new possibilities, like our cover story "Back to the Future," which revisits capital and its role in the bank of tomorrow. In our latest "In Conversation" piece, IBM's Brenda Dietrich serves as our first IBM contributor to TH!NK, discussing how research and new data systems are changing the way we think about information. Other articles explore some of the most pressing topics in financial services, such as the interconnectivity of risk on the Buy Side or the very real trading benefits to a bank in establishing a CVA desk. As always, TH!NK seeks to build insight and linkages across seemingly disparate realms – such as social media and financial risk management, which as you will read, may not be so disconnected after all.

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Weddings, Marriages, and Covenants (4 of 6) by Roger Thomas
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Family Matters
Roger Thomas
Genesis 2:18-25
Today, I want to explore the biblical understanding of marriage. Our text from Genesis 2 is where it all begins. It is this passage that is quoted throughout the rest of the Bible to explain why marriage is important and what it is to mean. I want to get to the topic by examining the differences between weddings and marriages. The Bible says a great deal about marriages and very little about weddings. In our culture, however, we tend to concentrate enormous planning and money on the wedding while giving only the slightest thought to the marriage that follows. Consider three differences between a wedding and a marriage:
Difference Number One: A wedding is for a day. A marriage is for a lifetime. Don't misunderstand. I have nothing against weddings. Quite to the contrary, I think weddings are wonderful celebrations. As a minister, I have probably been to more weddings than anyone in this room. I remember the very first wedding I ever attended. I was nineteen years old and I was the officiating minister. I have officiated at many since.
I, of course, remember my own wedding thirty-five plus years ago. I was twenty years old. In Illinois at the time guys were not of age until twenty-one so my mother had to go to the courthouse to sign for my wedding license. The wedding itself was uneventful except that Rose dropped her engagement ring just before she was to walk down the aisle and had to crawl behind a foyer door in her wedding gown to retrieve it.
Some of the guys in our wedding party attempted to make our honeymoon trip memorable. In addition to the string of cans behind the car and shaving lather on the windows, someone got the wise idea to put a handwritten note by our gas cap that read, "This wedding is a hoax. I have been kidnapped. Call the police." This was before self-serve gas pumps. Fortunately, someone had second thoughts at the last minute and warned me about it.
Of the scores and scores of wedding that I have performed, a few are memorable. I will never forget officiating for my three children's weddings, my brothers' weddings, and my brother-in --law and sisters-in-law's weddings. I remember a few others as well.
I will never forget William Hammers' wedding because he was eighty-four years old. He robbed the cradle, however, because his bride, Madelyn Smith was only fifty-seven. Leoni Rossi and Theresa Huchemeyer's wedding sticks out because Leoni was a cross-country truck driver. They planned their honeymoon accordingly. After the wedding, Leoni helped Theresa into the cab of the eighteen-wheeler and pulled out of the church parking lot with air horns blaring and a huge "just married" sign flapping from the side of the trailer.
Our biblical text from Genesis doesn't say anything about wedding plans, but it says a great deal about God's intended purpose for marriage. One man and one woman for life. Such a divine purpose ...
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Hobart N50 versus Globe SP5
Hobart N50 costs $2000 new.
Has #10 hub - can use KA attachments for hub
Notice it's recs for dough capacity. They don't recommend it for whole wheat dough or heavy doughs or pizza dough. For those, they recommend going up to a 10/12 quart mixer. For regular dough (60% AR). 4 lbs capacity.
If you want to compare better, go to this link and select pdf link: http://www.jeansrestaurantsupply.com/Commercial-Countertop-Mixer-5-qt-Hobart-N50-P840.aspx
Globe SP5 costs under $600 new (but is fairly new on the market)
Has #10 nub - don't know if it can use KA attachments for hub. However, Globe does not make their own attachments for the hub, so I think Yes KA will work?
Notice it's recs for capacity: For regular dough ((60% AR) is 5 lbs, for 55% AR is 4 lbs, and ranges for Pizza dough - 3-5 lbs depending on hydration.
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Oklahoma basketball: Veteran Sooners look back on how far they've come
NORMAN — On the plane ride back from Lubbock, Texas, Saturday night after another Big 12 road win, and with the season's first Bedlam matchup looming 48 hours later, the three players who have been around Oklahoma's program the longest struck up a conversation.
Cameron Clark and Tyler Neal have been Sooners since the Jeff Capel era ended with the 2010-11 season. Walk-on James Fraschilla came along for the start of Lon Kruger's first season.
"We were just kind of reminiscing, Cam and I and James, kind of," Neal said. "Our conference record my freshman and sophomore year, we had three and five wins or something like that."
The group talked about how far the program had come since those first two seasons — Capel's final year and Kruger's first season — and how, even in those struggling seasons, the Sooners had found ways to beat Oklahoma State at Lloyd Noble Center.
Monday night's 88-76 win over the Cowboys was different, though.
The difference was not only in the quality of the Sooners, who came into Bedlam ranked for the first time since 2009, but for the Cowboys.
Those wins over unranked OSU teams were clear high points in the season.
"If you take a picture of my freshman year and this year, obviously it's going to be a little different," Neal said. "But even my freshman year, that relative to other games was like, 'Oh man, this is an NBA game right here.'
"But tonight, it doesn't get any better than that."
This year, it's already just one of a series of peaks — a home win over undefeated and No. 9 Iowa State, a bounce-back win at No. 12 Baylor, and then Monday night's mild upset over the No. 8 Cowboys.
Kruger acknowledged the renewed excitement surrounding the rivalry this season while keeping his team pointing ahead.
"It's great for the state, it's great for the rivalry, it's good for the Big 12," Kruger said. "Again, we have a ways to go, but I like what we're doing and the progress we're making."
The Sooners came into the season with moderate expectations.
Kruger had led OU back to the NCAA Tournament last season in his second year, but a return seemed unlikely.
Oklahoma lost more than two-thirds of its scoring, including nearly all of its inside offense, from last year's team that made the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2009.
So Kruger retooled his team to work around what he did have.
The Sooners turned up the tempo to take advantage of their athleticism while lessening the impact of a small roster with no players taller than 6-foot-8.
Kruger and his staff continued to tinker. Even as the schedule turned toward Big 12 play, the Sooners' defense was among the nation's worst.
Kruger went away from his usual man-to-man defense and experimented with several different zones.
The Sooners aren't moving up the defensive rankings fast — they're still No. 307 in scoring defense nationally — but OU is playing much better on that end of the floor.
The result has been a four-game winning streak in Big 12 play, sole possession of second place in the league and a second consecutive NCAA Tournament berth seeming more and more like a bare minimum accomplishment rather than the ceiling of what this team can accomplish.
And wins like Monday night's start feeling more like an expectation rather than an aberration.
"They're a good basketball team," Oklahoma State's Phil Forte said. "They can score, one through five. They shoot the ball really well. They put it on the floor.
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Michelle Obama's Grammy Picks
With her taste in film, fashion and television, The First Lady proved long ago to have her finger on the pulse of (if not slightly ahead of) society. And that is very much true when it comes to music, as well!
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Davenport Daily Gazette, The (Newspaper) - January 1, 1861, Davenport, Iowa DAVENPORT DAILY GAZETTE. SANJD-bUlS PUBLISHKKB. OFFICE BKADY STKEET. VOL. VII. DOLLARS PER YEAR. TUESDAY JANUARY 1861. NO. 63. UllBTflJ S .V E IIS TEBMS OF BUBUOKll'JIOW oeata pur payablo to ilnll iiid po.t-olBoo ptr uiiuum Jdynbleln advaueo. per In advanoe. THBMB OF ADVBKTISIK8 As upon by tba Davonport Associated Onodsy I 00 Two 00 BIX 00 Two week's______3 Oacyaar.iworinnno IS 60 1'tiroo wecsT._____4 00 2 I 2S 00 JUrgvr ohar8cj at rule of S7.W for abova R not over Slo annum Aaage an .adiUowl Uoonu ror BtiuArc will b. toade. outs charged double tho samo dlmtniloia ol early sontrMts will bi underwood to t and all othei advortUemenw lent in oy to. AdverilsoBUnts not aocompinliKl with trrUton dl trill bo until forbid and charged ohnrsod for at tie rule of 16 ots ppr line or eight i-od spaolal nolloes at JO pts. rcr lino or SO cents a line per mot All notices for roliKlous and bsoavolftnt pj kind mliatsoei ol ordinary olco -irariie announcements of marriages death objrcod 2i cents per Advertisements from abroad must be paid forlnvft- r.aoly in adv-meo unless from approved agents Ooatraets for yoarly aUvertlfliQK termmible at Offt-on of tbpypajlny advancement of '15 per on the eoatraat price. Advertisements married to reading matter cent advftnoo of above oad kopt standing on first or suooaU pagj per oent. advamcon rtt- ai.-ir lates All must be paid for In nclvauco Allvertise-aenti In weekly on reasonable SASD.2KH fc W-ttlT It UO. II. mission SL fKomorly Burrows OXOE FOH WARDING AND COM11IH- i J 5lon and Steamboat Agent. No. 1 Burrows' ep'.s tf IOWA. Lf YURAPI.IC CEMJENT OR WATER LIME XJ. Joet received ou coDPiffUiucnt 60 oud for eale apl3-tr K. RECEIVED OK consignment n due lot of JOIIS DEERE'S Celebrated Itloline Old fur sale by K. M. PEETTTMAK. B W. CBisE. W. O. BJJirotD CBAME g tn BREADSTtJFFS. 524- bet. Main and Second. 5T LOUIS.....____...................KISSOoBI fobS-dtf _____________________ JACOB N C3 Corner of fJJE DAILY GAZETTE OFFIWAL PIPER THE CITY lt 1801 The Wa-renport Wai tho until yuJtorocently.thooaly pup- in the Btaio of Jovrn priuiod on u Steam Power Prei and tin circulation in the .urgent of aay in the State ddvurtlBorn appreciate drona amply testify. 1BD VBXELT. Now M. fc NUJ-W.U No. LOCAL MATTERS. KENEWISO LICENSES whole occu pations require a license are referred to tlic emphatic advertisement in to-day's paper by the City Marshal. PDBUC schools will re open on January Instead o as announced at the close of the last term. POET OPVICS are requested tc say tbat this institution will be closed from 10 till 6 o'clock. New V'car's THE BURTIS JIocsE HOPS of pleasant parties conies off to-ruorroiv evening Of course the subscribers Kith their fair part- ners wili be generally represented. COLD and -fiuuclay uero fextiernely tbe mercury on each morning ranging about ten degrees elow zero. Although io cold yesterday was delightful winter day. little sou of Mr. M. o lock who was injured bj the esplo- of a powder flask which bis mother hac him to play died on Friday mo No To-MonHOW. In order that 'jr. u. Viiiolcsnlc ami Retail oad a gecerftl aaiortmeat of Groceries constanilc on forealo for Cash. ITo. 12 Bradv nelt door tho Foat Offioo. JAS. AND FOKWAEDINO MEB- .To. 3 Burrows'1 AGEST FOK THE SALS OF S. It T. Fftlrbiwka 3. C. St. Co's Proof fit Ixjnl. Klrj fct. Louia Louisville lllinolct Sinew and Celebrated Gnomical Eraslva j. 3 Funily 1 Mon'.d dnulles. PET. March 1660. _________dtwtf Carpenters and Builders. WH. fiARPENTER AND V-'sbon on allcj rear of Poatoffico and Jf. wltbdlopatoh. IV. I.. RCH1TECT SUPERISTESPEST A of PoMic or Prlrate BnlMlrsi- Office on 54 l.tnr in Commercial S. E. corner of Brad J end Socoad Joira. inch 30-tf EDWARD S. Agent. P- P E S T E K. AND BUU.DEP J Coates It. cM ncine Hoare on Brady Si-_______. AT Hotels. SBW IIOrSK 4th A. Iowa Dm-restporti lc DAVIS fc Proprietors. FBEE OMXIBtJS TO ASP FROM THI CAKS.-OSce for Mou. Faro Oan Poilrir ppr ireg SO-dly J03S WHOLESALE AND 1. sid TaraiBcasJ' TAKCFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE J t Jl la Tarlrtyof Forcica Do- a.-rllc PA PBR- i-t. C. K- KRKT57-. TASCFACIUHEE AND DEALER IK J5X Jtna AXC OROAK MiKD- RETAIL KEALEBIN Oil TV TJVTrrrFACTOREBS OF fibOtJB BAJU connected with the office may have- an opportunity to properly observeNew Year's there will be no paper issued on Wedn day morcing. In the meantime we wish oar many readers happy New Pfionuce SHIMIBXTS. By railroad from bis station there has teea sent East during the past werlia 'barrels ashcls bushels oshels 40 tons 150 dozen 03 dressed 100 live hogs. To THE farmers of Scott acd adjoining we would there is DO belter lace in tho city to bny dry goods than at 'adsworth'a. stock is always his ooda of the best and bis prices as ow as the lowest. Farmers call and see him. B piece of pnbllilied on the inside of to-day's piper. It read before a Sabbath-school in this city some days and we publish it at the special re- quest of the ladies connected with the icbool. Do XOT forget friend Bobbins for wili keep open till 12 M. to supply hii friends nith clotbfcg and gents' furnishing all of which will be sold at the lowent cash prices. Remember he rejected Illinois money at West Second in connection with Farrand's hat store. A LEUOHS readers will flnci on tbe third page of paper a class of reading to ifbich we don't often treat indeed bave hitherto declined bnt onr advertising hu fallen of late so materially tbat we are obliged to accept tbe proposition to publish an occasional article like the one in question. BOI.I. dally we bear of the of articles taken from the premises of onr citizens after and it seems al- most impossible to get a clue to tbe thieves. Last Sunday evening come sleighs which bad been left standing in front of tho Presbyte- riaa during service were stripped off the bnfTalo robes left in and ID ooe in- stance the fcamps actually took the bells frcm cxf the horse. We suppose next lime thev will carry off horse and slrlgb and be fixed for having a good time during the win- ter. Tuesday aud Wednesday Mr. Gary will lecture al Wesley Chapel npon Electricity. On Thursday eten- be will lectcre oo tbe Chemistry of tbe or the Mutual Relation of Animal and Vegetable Life. These lectures will be Ulna Irated by apparatus and diagrams. Tbe ex- periments ia electricity will be bigblj enter- tairjinit as well as instructive. Of the last tbe Tintersoi JUhiamian were entertained by lecture on tbe Chemistry of the than wilh asy loctare on any subject for many DUTllICT COURT. JDDOB JOHN F. Presiding. II. Clerk. Dec. 31. Court met at 10 Judge Dillon occu- pying tba bench. The jury In tho case of the Gas-tight aud Coke Company rs. City of after beiucr out eight returned a sealed ver diet for the plaintiff of Counsel the defense moved for a now trial. Tbe mo tion orai and tbe case will be take to the supreme court on a writ of error. Judge Stone granted a new trial in tbe of Fitbian Tichenor upon ground that the writ of nnde which the delivery-bond sued on was given described Enos as defend while the bond recited tbat Enos was and tbat parol evi dence could not be lo correct or ex plain tbe variance. The remainder of the forenoon was taken up In arguing motions and demurrers. In tbe tbe case of Carter at an action on a promissory note was being heard before a jury. During the pendency of tbe the plaintiffs counsel asked for a continuance to amend. Court then adjourned until 9 o'clock Wed nesday morning. FESTIVAL Yesterday the children attached to tha Chris. tiau Sunday-school met in the basement of Chrittiau and bad a good time ueo- erally. After singing a hymn and tbey were for the space of ten by Elder the present Lor of tha after w hich they all milted in singing the beautiful etc. The report of the for the last was from which we learned that there had Been seventy-eight children lu and tbat he. larger ones among them had committed o memory over seventeen thousand verses of be several of them reciting as many aa from twelve to fifteen hundred each. Gift-books were then distributed among the each being presented with one. Af- er tbe aided by a number of gave especial attention to tbe rich vi- ands that bad been provided In profusion by he ladies of tbe congregation. It was a lappy and 6ne tbat in this church oc- witb. the annual recurrence of the last lay of the year. JIAKR-LED- On the Slit by the Kev. ISAAC Mr. P. of to Wti M. T. of tCis city. CO M M E R C I A L. MARKET REVIEW. Orrtqx or Tm OAZSTTV. Monday Dee I860 The to-day has been 8ae for thcs psasou. Tho receipts of and tho mar- et active. Tbe advance oa wheat IB lltaly to prc- heavy receipts. Com firm. Barley frclng to store. Wo fcs tha price. 3.36T osb. Bhipntents 212 bit. Fi.ova.-2fs.rk0t llgbt. We lots 3piing at Stipmanu arm at ash. Shipments 400 ba. nt Keulptt dolaff. Jo demand st COAL.- Coat Carbon Cliff V train. 30amrtSd equal w. Chicago Dfnrket. CaicAoo. December Fi-otla. rjoll oad transactions InniteJ quiet at an advance- fo. 2 la store. Cou-Sleady. Sales at In tore. OATS Uoaa Onll and lower. Tun TFJIIL Very this morcingt or mbcr about thu middle of last at a time when all respectable people were attendants on -walcij tilsit rvi whom ficJrnai sprn- other coed krpt old Titnr ij4crea in a new year. The old ra preewist tdih evtali aU tbe world has passed aad a srw per. i QKrTo pregoant political cvraU lo cocnlry lltsn any Ibat has yet cpoo has cwntmmcrd. Let U be uraid ILo interest felt for passing Ujit cTerj mao in jwnnirallv blc for liSit And iim act 'Will tils iterflc uud Sic day vS lie -at TThih tbra mil a BJUTT irtv mi mi frtt VTUtl OCl Ho lie rim- arid urc in crruci to tlitSr Mul Iwttet a jfterecwcipe mfl ln-nlve tlpvt io all aponeil Ezpreaaly for the NEV TOKK. 21. qcl Extra to rawi. fxlra better. S1.S4 winltr red U ti ttblte IJIci. KVB TOj. B1U.IT Cftgesc. Is 70g72c Mixed Wcttern. Kl 5Ti335a CacadUa and Stale. Poas_-FInn. 73 0 18.18 50 12 50 and uncbaoged. M Ctr Dnil and hcaTy. Pnll. Sales M al IftgWiV. l3 fair request nl liaise Ohi tale- Cisiit Opened steady 9310c. WilhoSt Important 1 fork .N-.wYosl.Efc.3L Kalbor anltt tot C- i 8. L I. C. P.'-.. c- fc Mljialsaitipl rSajrc of Water. DATE 1. ir. tf A at 1Z a lift ota si.... 5in Ola 9 IS TO 2 Hi a so ii ion Ota 10 e The wiolit foot tie Srldg s durtof TM 3BT7. J. B- MORE L1KBT MOKE Ho for the JDST A LABOE LOT OF Ciicajt Kerosene Oil New Patent. ba M.3d 3.1 w. Every lamp ar DO'WSK R 'S Extra Boi-Eiplfliin icrottie 00 Cwri B Y T E L E C R A P H Ejprtitlyfor Iht From Deo. 29. Tbo Secretary of th'c Treasury has ro fused to accept any bids fur the five millio tlollarR loan which demands pioru than Is per interest. Thus less than tw are an amount about sui iiciont it is said to pay tbo interest on th public debt due on tho first of January. It was never stipulated or agreed by tbi President that tbe troops shonld be with drawn from the forts around Charleston barbor. Tho Adminiatration does not con sidcr it under any to do FO._ As'to tho request of the South Carolina for the restoration of t'ui military this is considered by the larger portion of the Cabinet as impossi- ble. Sec'y Thompson and bold to tbo Constitutional right of Reces- were separated on the S. C. question from tbcir Cabinet associates. There was no ponitire decision at the meeting to prospect is certainly not fa- vorable to tho Comrhissioners and this statement ii sustained by tbe fact that to- day Sec. Floyd resigned his office. It is said Sec. Thompson would also have re- signed were it not for the investigation pending concerning tho Hfiairs ol tbe Inte- rior department in connection with the ab- itraction of the Indian Trust investigation which be. asked for to redeem bis own honor and integrity. The report prevails that Sec. Thomas re- but this results from his indecision as to whether he remain in tbe Cabi- and tbi-i generally created earnest syuipnthy with See. Floyd. A. Y. Htfald WmUngton I Cabinet bas adjourned after a pro- tracted of six Tbo at was the subject under consider- ation. Secy. Floyd stated to tbe President in writing that unless Maj. Anderson waa withdrawn be could not remiin in tUu Cab- net. Sccys. Thompson and Thomas were un- derstood to entertain tho but events of to-day changed their minds some- what. The President determined after full de- iberation not to withdraw Maj. and Mr. Floyd's resignation was therefore ccepted. Among the persona named as Mr. Floyd's successor is B. F. of who has in confident consultation with the President for several days. A serious division exists io the Cabinet and a break up at almost any time may be anticipated. Recent and highly important intelligence rom tbe South may precipitate tbe efent. The Sec of the Treasury has jost received a 'jiapaich from Charleston stating tbat the revenue cutter in the port of Charleston lad been seized by the authorities and that the who 13 a native of South Car- bas resigned. Thu intelligence was mniediately communicated to tbe Cabinet. Tlie Navy department at 2 o'clock re- ceived a dispatch from Lieut. Jas. commanding tbe slaver which was carried into stating tbat his the Captain of the bad taken before a State Judge bj a writ cf Habeas tbat the Judge remanded .be prisoner to bis on the ground bat he had no guards and that oa bis way 0 the Bonita with his prisoner he bad been taken from bis custody by the mob. WASHIKCTOH 31. Tue grounds assigned for Secretury Floyds esignation was the refusal or delay of the 'resident to consent to issue orders ivith- troops from Ft. Sumpter. In tbe Secretary's opinion this was incumbent oa be from the follntriog cir- witb a mutual desire to avoid ivil war and bloodshed. Tt had been agreed ay tbe .Adoiiaistrltion there should be jo change ia the condition'of in Charleston Harbor. And by South Caroli- tbat abe would tulkejno attack npon the roops or property of the United States. 'he movement of Major Anderson was m iolation of this solemn which could not be except by withdraw- ng tbe which measure was thca cmaiided by the honor of the government. While both branches of Congress src enga- cd in endeavors to settle tbe sectional con- it was deemed the duty of tbe to maintain of peace ritb the Southren States. Mr. it ia said by bis will oon return to to follow out jolicy to to the extent of Lia poir- any act wliicU leads to aud xert if dissolution becomes inevit- to conciliation. It is not certain that Major'Andcreon and brces-will remain at tbey will bo remanded to Fort provided bat satisfactory assurance can begiven that bey TfiH not be there attacked by tbe South Carcliniantt. There teems to be for the belief bat Gen. several days tubaiit- ced lo tho government a in or tbe blockade of reinforcing strotsgly all the Soutbren aud sug- csurjg other millitary it is not received with ITor. The committee of on ccnsid- red Mr. Kelsons proposition for j-aicnd- mratu to tbe being sub- tuitially offered by Senator CntU-n en. On motion of Mr. the Cooi- xniltfio struck oat tbo hereafter a division of the lino of may be only to territory noi held by J-bc Coiled States. Tbo 17 i were tbe Mr- of tf Orc- on. Tlic were from slave witb the ciccptipn of Borcb of Cjli- om-s. The question on the idi-puon of tbe arUdo as Mntmdod was negativcd- Mr. remariwl tic dccsNon titw made il clear Jo is that -woold be so ajrccniont j tio Cftnmit-tcc opwi tbo ibr wlich xxrald lor tip woe .wticn growing out ol tiwrftTcry i 39 il 7TA1 U jnrrpose io Ulc- no fonticr pan in tbe riiberuicaxc of tbe vnft i1 ddcrmraaticra not Io were of and of Md. Tbese fact-i are obtained fiotn the official the injunction of secre- cy having boon removed. The President accepted the resignation of Gen. Floyd the same day it woa tendered. Tbo Charleston of says Maj. Anderson has achieved the unenviablo distinction of opening civil between American by an act of gross breach of And that he bas violated a solemn pledge given by his and accepted by South Carolina. That he had all possible assurance of South Carolina that bis position arid duty would be respected until t proper and open declaration of war. In ts details of Major Anderson's moveinr-ntB Courier says Tlio evacuation of Foi t Moultrio commenced after sundown on Wednesday. The men wera ordered to bold themselves in readiness with knapsack lacked. But up to the moment of bad 110 idea of what was on foot. were reviewed snd were then or dered to a schooner lying in the vicinity where they taking with them al lip necessary Several trips wer made during the under the cover o which a great part of the provisions and thi and camp furniture transported. The greater portion of tbe labo1' expendet en Fort Moultrie WM upon tho citadel west point of the postiou. This Citade lajor Anderson had strengthened in everj loop holes were and every tliinj 0 arranged tbat m case of a well consideret ttack was he could have retreatec rom the outer bastions to the citadel aucLaf- erwards blockade other portions of tbo 'or this purpose mines had already been and trains laid ready for tbe appli- cation of tbe match. The barrack rooms in very other part of the fort that was iiide- ensible would have gone at tbe touch on je ramparts fronting Fort Sumpter. Nine tght inch Columhiads mounted on wood as soon as tbo evacuation was these carriages were burnt and iie guns thereby dismounted. as as those constituting tbe entire anna- were spiked before tha fort was aban- oned. This was the only damage done tbe further than tbe cutting down f tbe flag and breaking up of ammu- ition wagons to form ramparts on the walls 'the fort- Other particulars be confusion could not have been more nmplete bad tbe late occupants retired in ie face of a besieging foe. The entire was litered with the odds and nd fragments of war's desolation. The jiked guns and those dismantled by the urntng of tbe carnages will soon be in a osition to respond to any hostile demon- tritions against tbe place. Certain parties in New York have pro- osed to tako the remaining loan of over hree million dollars of tbe late five million the particulars bave not yet been eceived. It was at the reasury that the last named sum ould probably be realized in the course a when the requisition of tha vari- us disbursing officers would be met. The oigrcsstnen are among these whose arrcar- es have not been settled. The Montgomery Confederation the ajority in the Alabama Convention in fa- or of co operation with S. C. will be from 0 to 15. pcudixig bdbrc iu icr tiat lo did sot intend to re-itpi atratioo to rcnuiin hi a Wcrald cnaEle inm To jrtfl rn the xxpart aporj toe aratjucts Itebcl Convention. Dec. The Convention this morning passed tbe rdinance authorizing the reception of bills banks of tbe State by the Collectors tbe provided none of them be be- w the par vslue of the banks of S. C. The Convention then adjourned till 10 clock on Snnday morning. Tier committee on Constitution hare pre- pared an concerning the powers tely vested in transferring them j the-General except daring the jciatence of tbe Convention. These powers e not to extend without the direction of io to duties on post declaration of treaties and con- The ordinance concerning le judicial powers of the U. S. Courts in- este thessi powers in tbo Courts of S. C. tbe General Assembly may direct. The barleston City Court is to have jurisdic- on in admirality and marantioe cases and so in cases of appeal wben tba amount xceeds in cases affecting tho pub- c ministers the powers arc continned the me as in the O. S- courts. The General ssembly is to appoint tbe judicial ie act of Congress to provide more cffoct- ally for tbe punishment of certain iproved March is substituted by IB State for all offences crbicb arc subject i tbe jurisdiction of tbej courts tbe Tbe Convention will Uko the subject of eason under consideration. Dec. 31. Tbe President stated that the question before tbe body on tho closing of tbe secret session was tbe resolution rel- ative to tbe removal of tbe lighthouses and buoys. Mr- Chestnut moved that tbey go into secret session. A XU-r.r By tbe arrival of the learner from on tbe bare ac- counts of tbe wreck of tbe American abip witb oOO Africans on des- tined for Cubx. Tbo sbip was commanded by Capt. Cbas. Broiro. who with tie crear seixed upon tbo schooner of and compelled tbe master to render assist- ance. Tbe captain of the Lilly has testified before a magistrate as The wreck lar about fcnrtccn miles froxo tbe ligbtbonne. Sbe wsji a ship of fire or six bondrcd and froa bcr 1 landed about Eve hundred negroes oa Capo Lobov. Tbe captain too op tbe saying I could do wbat I likod witb bet gaTo tnc DO ujracy. I jtjTcd some ricgiag and cop- per from tic He made me land tbo asd I had ao option- I was tbcre tircc Irving to tbo rtgginrj. Before 1 sired the captain jnado mo tsfo bim and two of bis to light- wbcre tity landed for about two lien will to A brig wrircd four days mftcr- tbo direction of loslt Smot-ol ticm trfTt in a sod tbey bad plenty wo- Tie nod bad a little of tie tticd an alliougi ibcy were ill srtncd wjti rcvolvcrj aad boww-tirifo ton cscb that a -clflacbtiKjnl -ol wxtj IStb Jut tic slkvcs bad tton 01111113 irriral of Steamer Kangaroo SANDY Dec. 31. The Kangaroo from ba arrived. She was detained at Queeostow till the to carry the mails destined lucre being no steamer from tha port as expected. Tbe Kangaroo bas in 2 cabin and 19 steerage passengers. Liverpool breadutulfs had an advancing tendency. All qualities bad slightly ad vanced. Provisions dull. Flour firm a on advances of wheat advanced corn beof pork quiet. London markets firm at an advance of la 23 for both wheat and flour. American C. 27 l-2a2S N Y. 7Ta79. The Russian Government had receivei news of tho conclusion and ratification o peace in China. The allies bad evacuated to which city tbe Emperor WIL about to return. European affairs generally unchanged News not important. Tue Galway line is temporarily suspend- ed. The London Tirats says the President's message is au evasion of all responsibility and contrasts Buchanan's timid policy with tbe bold notion of Jackson. The Gfabc characterizes the message aa an appeal to the North to make concessions to the South. It is reported that weavers are ac tualjy starving in England. Archbishop of Lyons had published a haughty pamphlet against the stamp imposition upon pastoral letters treating on political matters. He denounces the imposition as and noC to be submitted to. II calls upon tbe gam- son of Gacta to defend to the last. The French fleet would leave- soon. Tbe Province of Viterbo continued in- surrectionary. It is reported tbat the French wera pre- jaring to evacuate it. The Bavarian Minister at Turin had been re-called. The Sardinian Minuter at Munich would also be re calletT. from Bombay represent business still flat. Tue London Times calls attention to tbe new article of commerce from America vise oil from the Union wells of Western New York. U1V1THCOW3RE3S-SKCO5D SESSION. WASHIKGTO.I. Dec. 31. galleries were crowded by adies and gentlemen. Mr. Cnttenden of- ered a resolution that a portion of the gal- ery be set for ladies. Douglas said he wished to speak on tbe bnt wocld postpone lis remarks till Wednesday. Mr. Cnttenden asked that the Senate would set apart some day for the considera- of tbe joint resolution offered by him. The resolution was then made tbe special order for Wednesday- Mr. Wilson offered a resolution of inqmry tbe Secretary of War be requested to nform the Senate wbat disposition had made of tbe arms made at the Nation- al armories. If any bad been if at wbat and to num- jer there were in the and how they were protected. Objected and laid ver- Tbe bill to organize the Territorial Gov- ernment of Arizona was taken up. Mr. Trumbull spoke in favor of tbe amend- ment to alloB the Mexican law abolishing ilavery to continue in force. Mr- Green said that Mr. Brown's amend- ment did not change any but only pro- id to continue an existing law. lie was n favor- of leaving the people free to choose .heir own laws. The special order of tbe providing for admission of Kansas was here taken and postponed till Monday next. Mr. of addressed the Sen- ita at some length on the existing difficul- From FORT Dec. 30. Pike's Peak .Express passed here at 2 o'clock P. M. to day. When tbe coach eft Salt Lake City the weather was very reported that one driver was frozen .old. I'i to deatb beyond Lmratnic. DENVER Dec. pass- ed m good only two or three Sgbts Kcurred. The day was more like the 4th of July tbao mid winter. The secession news produced little A sbooting affray occurred in Carcon ity a few days ago. in which one man wounded. Recent arrivals from San Juan report a 1st extent of tbe country abounding witb nlaccr diggings tbat will' pay from two to levcn cents to the pan in coarse gold___ can be done there before May or runc. A project is on foot to open tbe road rom gulch direct to tbe new tvhicb will make Denver tbe nearest rading point to them out of the mountains. mountain roada continue good and Dialy cotcbes are fuil to and from tbe populous i from Wool. DCJC. 30. Tbe Daily 7'inta tbts afternoon wo letters from Gen. Wool iii favor of tbe ia favor of sosUining Aodenoa in us position at Fort and argvng tbat a firm ground be adopted to rat down rebellion- Ho tbat il rort Surapter be surrendered to tbe wces- in twenty tbat mca will be in readirjesc to tcngcAOca on all wbo would betray tbe Union lato tbo ds of itd eocmics. A Ctatrclh Bwnrd. Tbo Ortbpdoi CsBrcl at Sontn Brim- tTel -dostmix-a JIT Src Zastoigit. Loss So insurance- Dec. SO. Tbo Mcasrsbiri from Malaga for jiat rota port ftir -coal- has a urf ctnjtrsTJsd id wind. Doc. 33. Tboro is a nptat in cironlatioo that tie of Mr. las irorDfd. Thtrc no truth Trliat- oiw tie J. A. M. PHYSICIAN AND anROJEON I No corner Main and Thlri street.. D.TIO- iofra can bd conaulted at hU offiae at all ol day and unless profedlonally janldlw. Renew your Licenses. ATOTICE IS BEKEBV GIVEN TO Alt Keepers of Ball Billiard That your HcecBos all expire ftnd that Qnlsss Immediately reuoar tue Frcoeadlogs will Jdrtln provided. jaal o. s. iiuiiuu. Holiday Cheer FELLOW CITIZENS please take teat a HUTCH Will ba served at tha DEBOLT EXCHANGE to- Jan. s-i.at 10 eoaf Utiny of CHICKENS. ETC AB ifctfro will B cbolca lot of Bear and squat to any la mid ae- ua. j nidlr. T OP LETTERS IN THE POST AT the 1st day of Jflnc.iiy.lSSl. Persons calling for these letters will pleats vxf hev are asdfiivu date of JUt. Ordered to bb advertfeed In tho agreeably to the foJJowicy Section of ffott Ofllc9 as the cewnpaper having the largftit circulation of Any paper published in AaU it farther That of etters remaining uncalled for lo any POM Office In ay town or where a newspaper ihali e rfftcll hereafter be pubUtihed occe only a tht- newspaper or have circulation T be range of afeiivery of tobodt be Postmaster at such .Vew P. Mann 1851. .Il-nN Alexander Jno T A Androa H Brad fey E L Blake C B C Crcwley Jno Brotrn Hrf O A Carhart IClat 0 O Crawford HIM A CbaekJIr fonneU Carter ti W J stkiQB itisali 2 larke M Connors -mo Jdiso I. 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Improving Life and Restoring Function
The Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation faculty has expertise in every orthopaedic subspecialty. Inpatient services are divided into teams that care for general and specialized orthopaedic patients. The department also provides consulting services to the Center for Disabilities and Development at UI, Child Health Specialty Clinics, and two state schools for individuals with developmental disabilities.
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UI Hospitals and Clinics is ranked 18th nationally in the 2014 U.S. News & World Report rankings for orthopedics. We provide the most complete bone and joint health services in Iowa. Physicians from across the Midwest refer patients to the University of Iowa because of our comprehensive array of services, our multidisciplinary approach and our state-of-the-art facilities.
Primary tumors of bones and muscles are relatively rare, but have the potential to create tremendous disability and reduce lifespan. Secondary tumors (metastatic) may be the result of the spread of tumor from another body part. Musculoskeletal Oncology specialists in the Department of Orthopaedics and Rehabilitation deal with all of these diagnoses in a multi-disciplinary way. We work with our colleagues in Medical and Radiation Oncology to create a comprehensive plan for patients burdened with these challenging diagnoses.


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Eclipse supports the concept of natures and builders. For each project you can register a nature for which you can associate a certain builder. A builder is an object that manipulates your resources in your Eclipse IDE and creates other resources.
For example the "Java Builder" is used to translate Java Source files into .class files.
You can create your own builders by implementing the extension point "org.eclipse.core.resources.builders".
Each builder is subclassed from "IncrementalProjectBuilder" and must implement the method build().
In case autobuild is active then this method is called from the eclipse Framework if resources are changed. The method is also called if the user selects "Clean", "Build" or "Build All" from the menu.
Builder are included in the file ".project" in the buildCommands tag.
The method build() get a parameter if a full build (FULL_BUILD) or a delta build (INCREMENTAL_BUILD) has to be done. To get the changes in case of a delta build you can use the getDelta(getProject() call which returns a "IResourceDelta".
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G3 Empire
Retailers' Descriptions
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It's not easy being the boss of all things deep and powdery, but someone's gotta do it, right' With the G3 Empire Carbon 127 Ski as your right-hand man, you'll be able to rule your domain with an iron fist--well, carbon fiber and Titanal fist--and make short work of all those pillow lines, open bowls, and tree runs. With a 127mm waist and full rocker, the Empire is designed to surf the deepest of the deep, slashing and surfing through the coldest smoke you can find. It also handles hardpack like a much narrower ski, courtesy of its two sheets of Titanal, torsionally stiff sandwich construction, and burly ABS sidewalls. This do-it-all-domination is predicated on the light and lively paulownia and poplar wood core, which is light enough to take uphill but plenty bomber enough to put big, steep lines in their place. Dual carbon-fiber laminates provide even more lightweight stiffness and tour-friendly weight savings, while the Rockwell C48 steel edges and lightning-quick P-Tex Electra base are tough, fast, and easy to repair after a weekend spent putting down snowy peasant rebellions.
- Backcountry.com
Skiers asked for it, G3 listened and the big mountain freeride Empire 115 was born. Armed with full reverse camber, the G3 Empire 115 is your dream come true for deep powder days in the backcountry.
Drift those big, surfy lines with the fully-reverse camber of the Sweet Rise 2 profile and bomber PowerRide platform construction with G3's mountain-conquering Empire. This stiff, aggressive fat ski smears, butters and slices the best powder lines you can find, with 2-layer titanal reinforcements for maximum high-speed stability to keep you in control.
- Mountain Gear
CLOSEOUTS . G3and#39;s Empire 127 alpine skis have a super-wide waist underfoot to provide premium float in deep powder. The SweetRise 2and#174; profile has a slightly shorter, low curvature zone under foot, and a larger rise in the tail and tip provides for powerful and fast lines in untouched snow. Available Colors: SEE PHOTOT.
- Sierra Trading Post
Big and floaty, the G3 Empire 115 skis will smooth-out any open line you point them down. The wood core, two sheets of titanal, and tri-directional fiberglass construction make this a true bomber, but with a sensitive, nimble personality on groomers. -- SweetRise 2 profile with high curvature tip and tail ie. full rocker-- Poplar wood core and two sheets of Titanal aluminum-- PowerRide construction using ABS sidewalls-- Tri-directional fiberglass lay-up-- P-Tex 2000 Electra base
- OMCgear
G3 Empire
previously retailed for:
$254.98 - $779.95
$254.98 - $779.95
The G3 Empire is not available from the stores we monitor. It was last seen March 25, 2016 at REI.
If you're looking for a new alpine touring/telemark ski, check out the best reviewed current models.


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Height: 6-1 Weight: 225 lbs.
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