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Situated in Winslow, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of North Park Plaza Shopping Center, Winslow Park, and Old Trails Museum. Standin' on the Corner Park is 1.1 mi (1.9 km) away.
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Quality Inn1701 N Park Drive Winslow AZ 86047
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Quality Inn features an indoor pool and a spa tub. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This hotel offers access to a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. This Winslow hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby and RV/bus/truck parking. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Indoor pool
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 2
- One meeting room
- Restaurant
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Spa tub
- Total number of rooms - 72
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Indoor pool
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- Coffee/tea maker
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Free local calls
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
DJs Restaurant and Lounge - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children under 18 years old stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for USD 10 per night.
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 10 per pet, per night
- 2 per room (up to 50 lb)
- Specific rooms only, restrictions apply
- Pet-friendly rooms can be requested by contacting the property at the number on the booking confirmation
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Pet fee: USD 10 per pet, per night
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 10 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per night
Hotel Name
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Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. The property allows pets in specific rooms only and has other pet restrictions (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section). Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.


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Falconing helped Rodney Stotts leave drug dealing behind and escape the violent streets of Washington, D.C. And he's working now to show others the way.
In a field in St. Mary's County, Md., a flash of feathers caught Rodney Stotts' eye. It was a young red-tailed hawk, a quarry he had been seeking for months.
He quickly baited his trap with a rat and quietly left it in plain sight of the bird of prey. With any luck, the hawk would go for the rodent and snare its feet in the small loops tied to the top of the cage. This was the moment he had been waiting for after an unlikely journey that he had begun 20 years ago, when he was dealing drugs and watching friends die around him.
Now, with his trap set, he waited. It was Jan. 13, the last day of trapping season. If he was going to finally catch a hawk, this would have to be the day. The bird turned, dived and took the bait.
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Stotts wanted to shout for joy as he watched the hawk spring the trap, but he knew he had to stay calm, put on his gloves and untie its legs. Soon, he hoped, it would be flying to his arm and eating from his hand. For now, he had to keep it from attacking him.
"I almost passed out," Stotts recalled. "There's not a word that can describe it."
Stotts, 41, had just months before become a licensed falconer, the first African American in the Washington, D.C., region to earn the distinction. He named the red-tail Tink, after his friend, Gerald "Tink" Hulett, from another life. Falconing had helped Stotts escape the violent streets of Southeast Washington, D.C., by way of the Anacostia River, where the birds nest. He's working now to show others the way.
Two decades before his first hawk, Stotts was a cocaine dealer who found himself at a crossroads.
"I got tired of the guns and the drugs and the nonsense," he said. "The funeral home made a lot of money off of us."
In 1992, after he attended 33 funerals in a single year, Stotts needed paycheck stubs to rent a new apartment. He had found two job prospects — cleaning offices or working for a fledgling nonprofit group called the Earth Conservation Corps. Preferring to work outside, he chose the latter.
A filmmaker named Bob Nixon, himself a master falconer, had been chosen to lead the Earth Conservation Corps after persuading the George H.W. Bush administration to create it.
The Bush administration had ambitious plans to employ thousands of youths planting trees and cleaning streams. "And I said, what about nine kids, one creek," Nixon recalled.
Stotts, his friend Hulett and seven others were the nonprofit's first recruits. They began by cleaning up Lower Beaverdam Creek, a tributary of the Anacostia River. As they spent time pulling hundreds of tires from the water, they noticed that great blue herons were returning to the ecosystem.
Still, Stotts found it difficult to break free from his old lifestyle. While he had once been able to make thousands of dollars in a single weekend, he was pulling in only $100 a week working on the Anacostia. "Hustling is an addiction," he said. "It was a process. It didn't change overnight."
Things did change in 1996, when Stotts realized he hadn't spoken to Hulett in a few weeks. He gathered a few friends and headed over to Hulett's house, only to discover that Hulett had been stabbed to death over $10. The funeral had been held that morning.
Three of the original nine Earth Conservation Corps members were killed in the years following the organization's founding. As the program grew, they were the first of many who could not escape their pasts.
"I've stopped counting how many kids we've had to bury," Nixon said.
Lessons in patience, compassion
Early on, Stotts had a feeling that his work with the birds was what he had been put here to do. He found solace in the nonprofit's push to reintroduce bald eagles to the nation's capital that began in 1995.
"Bald eagles were on the endangered-species list — just like young black men at that time," he said.
The group raised eagle chicks to maturity before sending breeding pairs out to repopulate the region. Probably half a dozen nesting pairs now call the D.C. area home, he said.
Stotts now lives on a tree-filled street in Fort Washington, Md., with two of his six sons. They range in age from 17 to 23 — the three oldest have moved out of the house while the youngest stays with his mother.
Stotts works full time with Wings Over America, a group that emerged from the Earth Conservation Corps, to mentor at-risk teenagers through raptor rehabilitation and environmental education. He believes that working with birds of prey can teach patience, compassion and understanding.
In Stott's back yard is the mews — a large, shedlike birdhouse designed to hold birds of prey. Building one himself was part of Stotts' progression from falconry apprentice to licensed falconer.
Only those with licenses can trap and keep young birds of prey. Since most raptors die in their first year, trapping, training and releasing them allows Stotts and other falconers to keep the population at a healthy level.
Stotts has worked with hawks, falcons, eagles, owls and kestrels.
After learning under an expert falconer for two years, Stotts had to pass a written test and have his equipment inspected to earn his license.
Stotts' love of falconry inspired his son Dallas Coleman, 20, to follow in his footsteps. He's the only other person Stotts trusts to handle some of the birds.
Stotts believes he has found his full potential working with the birds. "There's a light that turns on inside of you that says, 'I can do anything,' " he said.
Nixon, who founded Wings Over America, sees Stotts as a valuable member of the organization. "Rodney's been leading the charge over there," he said. "He's been an amazing mentor to a lot of young people."
Many of the young men Stotts teaches come from the New Beginnings Youth Development Center, a detention center in Laurel, Md., with a focus on preparing young offenders to return to normal life. They know about his drug-dealing past, and his turnaround serves as a reminder that they, too, can change.
"People have come up to me and said, 'You saved my life,' " Stotts said. When he hears that, he tries to set the record straight. "No, you saved your life," he says.
Wings Over America is in the process of developing the 800-acre plot of land around New Beginnings, carved from a patch of woods in Laurel. The organization has a welcome center there that will soon be turned into a home for educational programs.
The eventual goal is to add another building for rehabilitating injured birds of prey.
Losing Tink
On March 9, months after his big catch, Stotts took Tink the red-tailed hawk on a routine fly just outside his house. Tink was now the tamest bird that Stotts had ever worked with.
As Tink leapt from Stotts' glove, however, an unexpected gust of wind took the bird into the wrong tree, where he was attacked by crows and forced to fly away. Stotts ran through the woods screaming, unsure which way Tink had gone. It soon became clear that the hawk was lost.
"I was devastated," he said. "Friday night, I didn't even sleep."
While Stotts had been planning on releasing Tink soon anyway, he had wanted to videotape the affair as part of a memorial for Hulett. "To make those memories is special, because sometimes that's all we have," he said.
Stotts still goes out most days to look for Tink, and keeps the bird's perch in the back yard in case he returns. As for the hawk's namesake, Stotts says his memories of Hulett and all the others who lost their lives keep him focused on his mission.

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I don't see the point of the 90 minute ride at 90%. I would just alternate 2x20's at 95-100% (whatever is manageable) with easy/rest days and do a longer ride on the weekend. Or two days of 2x20's and one day of 5x5's per week. If you're just starting out at intervals that is a boat load of intensity to jump right into.
meh. if you never ride over ftp, how's your FTP going to go up?
just do 5x5 at max or 110 or 105 or whatever every other day for 5 weeks. I mean, all these intervals look so miserable you might as well do something to overload the system.
source: I know a guy who's a cat 1.
Good God. If you're FTP is set right, that's a lot of work. You have weeks where you're doing 2 and 3 days of 2x20+ FTP intervals.
I would compare the TSS you might expect from those weeks to the TSS you've been averaging and looks at the increase. You could do more of the sweet spot stuff and less of the FTP intervals and not grind yourself down. I've had good luck with 90% of FTP. I've found that I can train FTP effectively at efforts anywhere from 90+% of FTP, so long as the time increases accordingly.
I think the more traditional approach is to do the 5x5s (VO2 max) vs FTP stuff is to do the more intense stuff after the longer, less intense intervals. In practice, I don't how much it matters. I usually do 5x5 kind of stuff after I've done longer ints just because I need that acclimatization.
(below more related to VO2/AC than FTP)
FWIW, I've been doing - 3 sets of: 1min @ 150%, rest 1 min, then rest 5 minutes, then do the 3 sets of 1min @ 150% again. Only 6 minutes of actual work, but MUCH harder than it looks when you read it on a screen. It was recommended to me to do that workout every other day for the 2 or 3 weeks leading up to a priority race, and I could tell the difference. These, of course, were after all the base/build stuff. I imagine they're similar to @waterrockets WRI workouts.
cat 2 - 1/30Originally Posted by Ryanf
What's your need to increase FTP? A few months ago I was big on increasing it but now I don't see much relevancy in it for the type of racing I do.
My sources are finding bigger gains with more push threshold work than pull threshold work (but still a split, not an elimination of the harder stuff). I also saw my highest threshold in 2.5 years after I backed off the interval intensity on threshold work, and I was absolutely plateaued -- could not bump up FTP for about 10 weeks, then 3 weeks baked off a bit and FTP bumps 20W.
My suggestion to wsuhoops is to train just below threshold for much of your interval work so that you can do 3-4 days/week of that kind of work without overtraining. I think that you can work in one workout with tough "pull" intervals each week in place of one of the easier threshold workouts, as that won't tear you down too much. The key is patience, because it doesn't feel like you're doing enough. You can practice suffering when you're done building FTP and start doing the VO2/AWC/ATP stuff...
That's great and all, but if we're going to give advice by size of our ftps he going to want to take mine. Anyway, I'd give different advice if someone had been riding for years. He said he'd been riding just over a year, which means he is nowhere near a plateau or genetic limit. I think he'd get there faster raising the left and letting the right fill on it's own.
Whatever he does, after only a year, is going to lead to gains. There's no wrong answer, I just thought the posted schedule looked more miserable than anything else.
3 x 1 min 150%, 1 min rest
3 min rest
3 x 1 min 150%, 1 min rest
I can't do a long week like that at home though. Lots of other things I end up doing than go ride the bike 3-6 hours a day.
"...during the Lance years, being fit became the No. 1 thing. Totally the only thing. Its a big part of what we do, but fitness is not the only thing. Theres skills, theres tactics theres all kinds of stuff..." Tim Johnson
My coach has several Cat 1 and pro athletes doing an under-threshold focus, and they're making big gains.
Waterrockets has good advice, that would be a good place to start. I personally prefer structure sub-threshold intervals. But the pushing seems to work really good for threshold improvement. Especially if the person has never done any structure like that before.
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What works for me is longer intervals at tempo mixed with VO2 work. Too much threshold just tires me out after a couple of weeks. I have been racing for ten years with a lifetime break in the middle.
awesome info waterrockets and everyone else. Definetely lots to think about, its all overwhelming somewhat but I think subthreshold would be a good place to start. Basically my plan so far has been ride wherever I feel like, go hard if I want, easy if I want. Then I got a power meter and rode with it not displaying just riding like I normally do, and I realize I spend most of my time riding really really easy. I got good at cruising at 18-19mph but pushing up to threshold for 20-30min has been something I'm not as used too.
Hence I did 90 min at 90% and it didn't feel too bad, fun actually. but only 20 more watts at 100% threshold is really a different ballgame for me.
Also too the guy who said it seemed miserable I like longer intervals they hurt a hell of a lot less then short 3-5 min intervals
New draft of a lower intensity schedule. Does it look better?
Monday - 2x20 @95%
Tuesday - 90 min tempo @90%
Wednesday - Easy
Thursday - 2x20 @95%
Friday - 3x20 @90-95%
Saturday - Long
Sunday - easy/off
Monday - 3x10 @100+%
Tuesday - 90 min hard tempo @90%
Wednesday - Easy
Thursday 3x20 @90-95%
Friday - 2x20 @100%
Saturday - Long
Sunday - easy/off
Monday 3x20 @90-95%
Tuesday 2x20 @100%
Wednesday - Easy
Thursday - 3x20 @90-95%
Friday - 100 min hard tempo @90%
Saturday - Long
Sunday - Easy/off
Recovery week - z1/2 some small 3
Hope for power
Test FTP
See improvement?
In my opinion, that's too much still. I would at least drop one of your "on" days if you are going to keep the intensity that high. So you have 4 "on" and 3 "off" days.
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Just a thought as I'm not sure what your objectives are for applying the improved FTP (TTs, road race, crits, tris?), but at what point are you riding with others to ensure you are capable of riding with others? Especially if you plan to ride/race with others in close quarters? I don't want this to deviate from the original intent and become a group ride vs non group ride tangent, but it seems that mixing in a day of riding with others to keep the skills sharp would be good, no?
Also, what are you goals besides just gaining threshold? What is the reasoning of you trying to gain threshold?
If you devote purely to threshold right now in the middle of the season, you won't really become "faster" in racing. Is your goal racing oriented?
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Something that I didn't see in here is how much base are you going into this with? To get my FTP up over the winter I was on a steady diet of long z2 rides for a couple months with some smaller intensity worked in. That is what helped me the most I think as at that point I hadn't ever done a real "base" period.


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'Blondie' gets 57 years for fish cleaner murder
Quaison Jones called 'Blondie' was yesterday sentenced to a 57-year prison term after he was found guilty of the murder of fellow fish cleaner Marlon Green, but maintained that "it wasn't me."
The jury took over three hours to return the unanimous verdict of guilty to the packed courtroom of Justice Navindra Singh in the High Court.
When asked by Justice Singh if he had anything to say,
Jones shouted that "it wasn't me" and he also started mumbling and quarrelling with the jury.
In an unsworn statement on Tuesday, Jones had said that he did not kill Green and that he never had any problems with him.
Also on Tuesday, Government Pathologist Dr. Nehaul Singh had testified that Green's jugular vein and windpipe were severed. He also told the court that Green died as a result of haemorrhage and shock due to multiple stab wounds.
According to reports, the two had an argument at the Meadow Brook wharf during which Green was stabbed multiple times. He later succumbed at the Georgetown Public Hospital while receiving treatment.
State Prosecutor Judith Gildharie-Mursalin who presented the state's case had called five witnesses including Nicholas Isaacs who had recalled that he had seen Jones standing over Green stabbing him.
Jones however had said that he had never seen Isaacs before seeing him in the courtroom on Tuesday.
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COLUMBUS, Ga. (AP) --
A 21-year-old student has been arrested after homemade explosives were detonated on the main campus of Columbus State University.
University police arrested Caleb Miles Miller of Mauk, Ga. in connection with the two incidents.
He faces counts of possession of tools for a crime, possession/
manufacture of a destructive device and a count of possession of destructive device with intent to intimidate or destroy a public building.
The arrest was reported by the Columbus Ledger Enquirer on Wednesday.
No one was injured and no property was damaged beyond the charring of the ground around the detonation site in both incidents.
The most recent incident was reported on the morning of Sept. 26.
CSU police were told an apparent homemade "firecracker" had exploded with a loud blast near a parking lot.


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Poor service from Guyana Consulate in NY
Dear Editor,
I permanently reside in New York, and am proud to still be Guyanese by nationality. However, I like many other US-based Guyanese have become tired with the poor level of customer service from the Guyana Consulate in New York.
Even the most basic component of customer service, answering the telephone, seems to be a mammoth task. First, no one actually answers the phone.
On calling the consulate, the phone rings until an automated answering service explains that a message cannot be left because the mailbox is full. The caller is then given a fleeting glimmer of hope when prompted to press zero for the receptionist. This transfer also goes unanswered and sends the caller back to the automated introduction. Circumlocution at its best.
Nothing can sufficiently explain this kind of service. It's 2012! Where is the official consulate website? (The current one is a part of an online news and information website). It's fine if the Consulate does not want to accept telephone inquiries.
Many other nations do that. Whatever the case is, they should state so in their automated introduction and refer customers to their website. Regardless of customer volume, consular services should be provided in a prompt and efficient manner. No one is asking for perfection. All that is needed is better accountability. Hopefully, I'm one of the remaining few people who will be peeved on account of a telephone run around.
Yours faithfully,
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I am using orcad 16.5, i need your help for starting it...i have drawn two led with power source gnd and vcc but for led pcb footprint i doulble click on led symbol it ask forPCB FOOTPRINT..
so, what to use there i have no idea...
Please help me with pcb footprint...
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DIY, I suggest you to read some introductory book or tutorial on what is all about. Search the web for those.You did not specify either parts of your circuit. Nothing can be done without them.
In reply to tltoth:
You need to tell the tools the name of the LED footprint. If there is not one available then create one. Take a look at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfCM0Ho8IE0 which walks through how to create a footprint.
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Thanks for the link i have downloaded the PCB footprint file from there....
I waiting foryour help, showing error...
------ Oversights/Warnings/Errors ------
#1 WARNING(SPMHNI-192): Device/Symbol check warning detected. [help]
ERROR(SPMHNI-196): Symbol 'LED_3MM' for device 'LED55B/TO_LED_3MM_LED55B/TO' has extra pin '2'.
ERROR(SPMHNI-195): Symbol 'LED_3MM' for device 'LED55B/TO_LED_3MM_LED55B/TO' is missing pin '3'.
#2 WARNING(SPMHNI-192): Device/Symbol check warning detected. [help]
WARNING(SPMHNI-194): Symbol 'VLED_3MM' for device 'LED55B/TO_VLED_3MM_LED55B/TO' not found in PSMPATH or must be "dbdoctor"ed.
In reply to seyerfred:
its fine, downloaded from here....
please help me.
did you check your library path? Led not found in PSMPATH, then check those pin 2 and pin 3 error
"WARNING(SPMHNI-194): Symbol 'VLED_3MM' for device 'LED55B/TO_VLED_3MM_LED55B/TO' not found in PSMPATH or must be "dbdoctor"ed."
ERROR(SPMHNI-196): Symbol 'LED_3MM' for device 'LED55B/TO_LED_3MM_LED55B/TO' has extra pin '2'.ERROR(SPMHNI-195): Symbol 'LED_3MM' for device 'LED55B/TO_LED_3MM_LED55B/TO' is missing pin '3'.
The footprint symbol "LED_3MM" was found OK but the pins on the schematic part don't exactly match the specified footprint. It looks like your schematic symbol has pins 1 and 3 but the specified footprint has pins 1 and 2, hence the footprint has an extra pin 2, not on the schematic part, and a missing pin 3, on the schematic part but not in the footprint.
In reply to oldmouldy:
How to correct or check ??
The problem was in Led part ihave changed it to another no error/warning and created gerbile tested in gerber logix tool box from Google it shows the gerber as it was created..
I am tired from all the information with led footprint tolerance/shape/text is there any use of it?
and how to add this black portion on board while desiging as shown here...
those information used for manufacturing and debugging purposes.
you can paste to your pcb and use photo etch.make sure you will use


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St. Petersburg, FL (AP) - The Tampa Bay Rays clinched their
second playoff berth in three years Tuesday night, beating the
Baltimore Orioles 5-0 behind another strong pitching performance by
19-game winner David Price.
Price (19-6) scattered six hits over eight innings and allowed
only one runner past second base. He struck out eight and walked
none in what likely will be his final start of the regular season.
The Rays entered Tuesday with a one-half game lead over the New
York Yankees in the AL East.
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Ross may have made some good bikes (particularly the mountain bikes named after specific peaks, and also their Signature series) but the majority of what they made was lower-end, designed to compete with Schwinn's gaspipe offerings.
This is yet another example of Budget Bicycle Center influencing peoples' pricing of their vintage iron. BBC has a few of those bikes similarly priced, and they've been up on eBay for months.
Kinda sad - those were pretty good bikes. Some were built from Tange Prestige, if I recall correctly.I used to have one of those very briefly that I got in a Goodwill in central Va. I cluelessly lost it it about a year later in an alcohol induced "adventure".
Depends on what it is and how much it weighs. Add some brake adapter plates, 700c cyclocross tubies and drops, and you could use it for gravel. That's probably what I'd end up doing. Bianchis were always pretty sano.I rescued one of those frames from the trash on a wild guess it was worthy of saving. Have no clue what to do with it tho.
Good god, that's hilarious! Glad I wasn't drinking anything as it would have gotten spewed all over my monitor in convulsive laughter!!!
Maybe the seller considers that RD to be one of those newer "low profile" rds?(as in lower to the ground....) (Looks like that rd has one of those shift helpers on it, too.....gee, I wonder why?....lol)
Compare and Contrast:
So, yeah, that Mt. Whitney's price is nowhere near reality.
1987 Trek 560
1989 Cannondale ST400
2005 Cannondale six13 frameset
2010 Cannondale CAAD8 Cyclocross 6
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2014 Cannondale SuperSix EVO 2
$1200 Sekine:
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For those that appreciate Engrish bikes: SHIMANO frame of MURRAY Mountain 26" Bike.Man's for use
This bike new would be, oh, one million dollars!
I get making up a price, but why not go all the way?Great racing bike, sponsor by Crest comp.excellent shape, ready to ride, 21"frame 31"walkover, 700 CTL-370 alloy rims, made in Japan, quick release front and rear wheels for easy transport, shimano rx100 derallieur, Sakae handle bar, extra wide no slip pedal, extra lite alluminum frame great for hgts 5'7 to 6'2 great price, racing bike of this quality priced at 2300 and up must see, call for appt. John@804-xxx-xxxx
And don't get me started on the fitting advice-- at 6' 2", if I rode this bike, my knees might hit my chest when pedaling.
Okay, not an atypical ad, we've all seen the like... I just gotta roll my eyes though.
Aren't you all just itching to help this guy out?
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Herses yet another annoying overpriced FG conversion. What makes this one really wacky is the dealer selling it is selling nicer new ones for less money.
Vintage '70s Libertas Fixed Gear Single Speed Fixie Road Bike Bicycle - $450 (thebicyclebroker.com)
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Also, what's with the misplaced sense of arrogance? "Lowballers will be ignored." So we're supposed to be mind-readers about what this guy is expecting to rake in from this sale? Or maybe he thinks it's still worth close to $2.4K. The thing is beat to ****, with missing parts.
As is with no wheels $200 or so is more realistic. There are very few good reasons for a bike like this not to have wheels. Plus with no wheels it is hard nearly impossible to proberly check to make sure everything actualy works. Without wheels they guy is just selling a bunch of scetchey parts.
More hipster fixed gear you-have-to-be-kidding-me pricing examples -
Rampar was Raleigh's incontinent crazy auntie that lived in the attic. And, really, did you have to black rattle-can everything in sight?
Color-blindness is a prerequisite for center-city PHL.
Not fixed. It doesn't appear to be a Kia POS either. Also, hipster i-device Engrish isn't English.
"Custom" = BMX parts and black rattlecan primer, haphazardly applied to a $50 garage sale special.
I know, we see these all the time, but I've never seen one priced at twice retail:
$315 GMC Denali. Either the seller beleives the turd they found is secretly gold, or failed "How to use the Internet" in grade school.
Not C&V, but the classic I paid X much so I can ask this much scenario. The MSRP is $550, how do you pay a grand for a $500 bike??,,,,BD


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Paella Rápida
From EatingWell: May/June 1993
Smoked mussels replace the pork sausages of a traditional paella, adding depth of flavor without the fat.
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- 2 cups reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1/4 teaspoon saffron threads, crushed, or a pinch of powdered saffron (see Note)
- 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 8 ounces medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 8 ounces boneless, skinless chicken breast, trimmed and cut into 1/2-inch-thick strips
- Salt & freshly ground pepper, to taste
- 1 onion, chopped
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 15-ounce can tomatoes, (with juice)
- 1/8 teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 1 cup arborio rice
- 1 cup artichoke hearts, (thawed if frozen)
- 1 cup frozen peas, thawed
- 1/3 cup bottled roasted red pepper, cut into strips
- 1/3 cup smoked mussels, (2 ounces) (not packed in oil)
- Combine broth and saffron in a small saucepan; bring to a simmer. Remove from the heat and set aside.
- Heat 1 teaspoon oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat. When the pan is hot, add shrimp and sauté until pink and curled, 3 to 5 minutes. Remove from the pan and set aside. Add 1 teaspoon oil to the pan. Add chicken and sauté until lightly browned on the outside and opaque inside, 3 to 5 minutes. Remove from the pan. Season the shrimp and chicken with salt and pepper and set aside.
- Reduce heat to medium and add the remaining 1 teaspoon oil to the skillet. Add onions and garlic; sauté until softened, 3 to 5 minutes. (Add 1 to 2 tablespoons water if they become too dry.) Stir in tomatoes and crushed red pepper; simmer, uncovered, for 3 minutes, breaking up tomatoes with a wooden spoon. Add rice and stir to coat well with the tomato mixture. Stir in the reserved chicken broth and bring to a simmer. Cover and cook over low heat for 20 minutes.
- Gently stir artichoke hearts, peas, roasted red peppers, smoked mussels and the reserved shrimp and chicken into the rice mixture. Cover and cook until the rice is tender and the shrimp and chicken are heated through, 5 to 10 minutes longer. (Stir occasionally to prevent scorching, if necessary.) Taste and season with salt and pepper. Serve immediately.
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- Note: Literally the dried stigma from Crocus sativus, saffron is the world's most expensive spice. Each crocus produces only 3 stigmas, requiring over 75,000 flowers for each pound of saffron. Fortunately, a little goes a long way. It's used sparingly to add golden yellow color and flavor to a wide variety of Middle Eastern, African and European-inspired foods. Find it in the specialty-herb section of large supermarkets, gourmet-food shops and tienda.com. Wrapped in foil and placed in a container with a tight-fitting lid, it will keep in a cool, dry place for several years.
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Nutrition Bonus: Selenium (65% daily value), Vitamin C (47% dv), Folate (29% dv), Vitamin A (28% dv), Iron (27% dv), Potassium (21% dv), Magnesium (20% dv).
Carbohydrate Servings: 2
Exchanges: 1 1/2 starch, 2 vegetable, 4 very lean meat, 1 fat
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Research under Dictatorship: The German Archaeological Institute 1929-1945
Junker, Klaus, Antiquity
The German Archaeological Institute (DAI: Deutsches Archaologisches Institut), founded in 1829, experienced the most critical phase of its history during the latter years of the Weimar Republic and the National Socialist era. The financial problems of the economic depression, and attempts to influence the Institute's fields of research during the Third Reich, posed a serious threat to its academic sovereignty, and indeed threatened its very existence. The following seeks to highlight the history of the Institute during this period of economic and political turmoil by looking at the policies adopted by the Zentraldirektion, the organization's ruling body, in order to maintain its status as an international research institute. The decision to begin with the year 1929 was partly dictated by earlier publications on the Institute's history (Rodenwaldt 1929; Bittel et al. 1979; Wickert 1979), but in particular by the events themselves, for decisions affecting the Institute's structure taken during the four years prior to the actual assumption of power by the National Socialists had far-reaching consequences for its future development.
Of the many aspects of the history of the German Archaeological Institute (the official name up to 1945 was Archaologisches Institut des deutschen Reiches) which merit attention, only the dispute surrounding the role of German prehistory after 1933 has been the subject of scholarly discussion (Bollmus 1970: 153-235; Unverzagt 1985; Arnold 1990). However, such studies have tended to focus on the more general question of how the Nazi regime sought to regulate academic interests rather than on specific archaeological aspects, The following seeks to re-address this imbalance - as far as possible in such a short text - by examining the situation from the Institute's point of view. My findings are based primarily on information found in the administrative files in the archive of the Zentraldirektion in Berlin, which also holds bequests donated by a number of important scholars.
The events discussed below can best be understood by first giving a short account of the structure of the Institute as it was in 1929 (cf. Rieche 1979: 183-95, document no. 59). In 1870 the status of the Archaeological Institute was changed from that of a private scholarly foundation to a state organization attached to the Foreign Office. Actual archaeological research was - and still is today - for the most carried out by the foreign branches in Rome (founded in 1829) and Athens (1874), and the Romisch-Germanische Kommission (RGK; founded in 1902) in Frankfurt am Main. For a number of reasons, but in particular because its activities are centred within Germany, the RGK enjoys a large degree of autonomy within the DAI, even to the extent of having its own statutes. Presiding over these research bodies is the Zentraldirektion, the central legislative authority made up of 20 - voluntary - members, mostly professors of Classical Archaeology and related disciplines, such as Classical Philology and Ancient History. The Zentraldirektion is headed by the president. The Zentraldirektion has to decide on all matters relating to archaeological research, in particular excavations and publications. This applies both to the projects supervised by the Mediterranean branches and to the not inconsiderable number controlled directly by the Zentraldirektion, such as the excavations in Olympia. The second most important area of responsibility is that of personnel - in particular the choice of the directors for the foreign branches as well as the candidates for the Reisestipendium. This annual travel grant was awarded to graduates in order that they may spend a year visiting classical sites; then, as now, the Reisestipendium represented for many the first step on the ladder to a successful career as an archaeologist.
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Evening Gazette, The (Newspaper) - January 19, 1883, Cedar Rapids, Iowa N, 0. Lawton Has received To-Day, by Express, 700 Pieces of IJamburg and Swiss Edgings! ALSO A FINE LINE OF Point Lace! These Gaoils are aU New Styles and! Pattens, NEW YORK STOKE VOL. I.-NO. 9. CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA FRISDAY, JANUARY 19, 1883. PRICE, 3 CENTS. 1884. i Xotubie Meeting of the Re- puhliciui Committee. The Present System of Representa- tion Retained in Its Entirety. Wlolesale Mannficiurers of FINE SHOES. Corner first CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA. We Manufacture for the Betail Me Exclusively, Anil Have NO SECOND-GRADE GOODS. T-wo- Two- !BGEiT AND Gents' Furnishers, ABE SO-CALLED. Their magnificent new store belnfi ftt corner SXKKKT AND SECOND A V ENUK Snmpk-n o( Already received, RCMMW to nrrlvo duriuK montli of Juniutry. Lnrgtj lino of READY-MADE CLOTHING, Hats, Caps, Neckwear, Etc Agmm for tho colebratwl TIKO.'S SIIIKTS. Eemerober the "Nobbiest Store in in Calder's new block, just across from jjlairtt Mower the objections to large convictions. The sorrows of Pennsyl- vania had coin.- from her small conventions. Where a gro.itstate of poo-i'le nomi- nated by conventions ui' men, there was'sure to be trouble. If Pennsylvania had a convention ot' men. nobody would own that convention or complain tii.it it was owned. Mr. Ptrobach of Alabama, favored the Logan substitute. It wouM not !ie wise (as Mr. Lin- coln to sw.ip in crossing a stream, [f they tried it iu crisis, they might tind tho stream thev wen.1 eroi-sing was the Styx. Mr. I'iero- of Rhode Jj-'anil. favored the Logan stibMitni-1. He bciieveU that within the next two years the local trouMos which had operated'against the Republicans in tbo late flections would have iiw.iy. If the Re- publicans right they had an fair a prubaliiliiv of .-arriiiu the imxi presidential election as they h.id had Hie las: night ye rs. After further iliscHs-inn Air. .Martin, of Kan- sas, offcri-d a resoln'io.i that there shall be additional reiircsci.taiion in the next national Republican winvun-io i. based either on tho Republican vote for president or ou tho Ro- publicau members eu.igress. Mr. Chandler mu.lo M -pecch. in which ho said the question ol deie.it or success in tho next presidential election dei-.-nd'-don whether the national Republican convi-ntiun would as- semble under the old ni'ten ln-vongh system or whether that svsvtn should U) n'Tonned. The trouble, of allowing D.-niocratie localities to inllucnco liiinulihistii nominations hud long been and growing. Mr. Logan thought his ,IWM proposition was a reasonable one, umi did mil think tin: proposi- tions for which it was A substitute wore reason- able. If tliis comiMitiee were opposed to the old system it conl.l nay HU. Mr" Hicks, of Florida, protested against tho south being iiy tlio iicprivatiou of itoiu- Ihience in tho Republic-1'! nutmnal convention. Mr. Fryc opposed il r. Logan's substitute, boing entirely satisiie.l ihe old system was wrong, unjust, and .m: raucous. Mr. Logan asserted thai the objection to the proposed change was tiiat i: disfranchised tho Republicans of aud districts where the Republicans were a minority. That was not fair, or poliii.', or just If Kentucky had Republican votes, and Maine had UOO Republican votes, Kentucky would havo, under the proposed plan, four delegates in national Republican convention, and Maine would have twenty. That w us nnjust and that was why he against iu Mr. Valentine, of Nebraska, suggested whether it would not be better to wipe out senatorial representation eutirely and confine it to congressional districts, allowing one dele- gate for each district and an additional delegate for every Tt.i'Ou votns given in rue district for James A. Gartiohl He favored either tliat plan or the continuance of ihe present plan, and he did not care which would be adopted. Mr Logau olTorcd to withdraw his substi- tute, bnt Mr. Washbnm, of 'Minno-ota.appealod to him not to do so, ae ho thought there was more danger iu making a change than in going ou under the old plan. Mr. Logan' stated, however that his motive wag to allow 'those iu favor of the change to flee whether they could present anything which would moot the approval of the comnutoe. If no such plan wore presented, then ho would renew his substitute. A vote was then taken on the substitute, and resulted yeas nays lit, so the present plan of representation was retained. Mr Chandler desired to havo another testing of the question, and suggested a recess. Ho intimated that the motion had boon carried by the votes of southern and territorial delegates. Ho wanted to have another rote taken, uiid thought ho had the parliamentary right to in- sist upon a vote npon tho original proposition as amended. Mr. Logan the allusion to south- ern and territorial They wore all on an equality here. Mr. Chandler defended his right to allndo to the fact that the motion had been carried by southern and territorial votes. He simply wanted two or threo records of votoa. Tho chairman decided that tho vote should bow be taken on tho original motion as amended by tho substitute, and the original motion waa 23, 15. Mr. Chandler then offered the followingroBO- Intioue, which was adopted without diaoufl- 'Resolved, That the call of the Republi- can national convention shall he so broad aud liberal as to invite the co-operation (without imposing any other tost of fealty) of all citizens who are in lavor of elevating and dignifying tho American laborer; protecting and extending homo industries; giving free, popular education to the masses of tho people; securing free suffrage and an honest counting of tlio ballots, and ef- fectually protecting all human righta hi every bt our common country, aud who lire willing support tho nominees of the conven- tion." On motion of Mr. Martin, of Kansas, It waa ordtiml that the meeting of the committoo, at which the lime aud place for holding the noil Republican national convention are to he fixed, be sot tor Dec. 12 next, at Washington. Ad- journed. SENATORIAL ELECTION. Ciillont Ke-Electeil In >'ortli Carolina. Windom and Hoar Losing Ground- No Choice in Michigan. Illinois KIwtM fUillom. Jan. noon yesterday, the tiiin1 by law for a joint meeting of the two of the legislature, to complota the oleotlnii a Uuiti.il Slatuu Kenntor, the sena- tors entered tho hall of tho house of ix-presont- ativni. in pi-o.-fsbion. led uy their offlcora, aud took swats provided for them. All tho except Mr. Adnms of Cnok, annworod to their names. All tho members of this house. I'iciipt Mr. Crafts, were present. The rolli wuru called. Senator Adams did not vote. Mr. KmcrHOn of Fulton voted for Cul- lom. Mr. Rinkin of Henderson said, in ohudi- univ to liisioiistitnonta, ho vntod for Onlloin. Cnllnin niL-rivcd HIT votes, and Pnlmor aud Shelby M. Citllom waa declared olocUid United States senator. Xo Change 1" Mlchicnn. LANSIXC, Jan. legislature, in joint ronvcntion, gave prtW.ically tho Mamo vote, ye-U'i'day. for senator as uach house did lw- foi'o, ln'iico there was no Only one ballot was taken, Ferry gut nil. and Stout, Dem- ocrat, "ill. The npjKiiiiiion to I'on-y siuittered its vote on half a do'xo'.i men, and showh no dis- position to concentrate. There was but one ib.senteo, Mr. Caeo, Democrat i Fieht. LINCOLN, .Inn. first vots for sena- tor yestiirdav showed little change except that Th.iy.-r looms up with 11 votes. Other prominent Republican candidates are: Senator Saundcrs. U votes: J. H. Millard, 13; J. C. Cmvin, Hi; J. H. Sticket, and General Jlimdersun, 0. Tho prospects point to a long and bitter light. Wllidom I lie In Minnesota. BT. PAUL, Jan. ballots wore taken in tho legislative joint, convention yesterday. got ifi on the arst and on tho sec- dead loss from yesterday. It is bo- lu-vod his chances have much depreciated. There are sixteen candidates, and it is impos- sible to name the coming man. .llasHnchuHuttM' Two BallotH. BOSTON, Jan. joint ballot yester- day in Iho legislature for United States sena- tor- Hour, Long, 41: Bnworman, HI; all others, Necessary for a I Second ballot: Hoar, 121; Long, -10; Bowor- I Crapo, W; scattering :i; no choice. Adjourned. ________ X'ortli Carolina Oliooscn Random. RALKIUIT, Jan. legislature, in_ joint i session yesterday, completed tbe election of Ransom as United States TorEKA, Jau, evening Republi- can caucus ronuminated Mr. Plumb for tiie United States senate. Colorado. DrsvEii, Jan. The RnpuMican caucus lasl night to tmminiUo a United Slates senator again adjourned alter llic tenth ballot, without m.ikiti" a choice. Tim following is (lit) last ballot: 1'itliin ai. Tailor 10, Hamili 11, Uowen 4, Judge Hallt 1. TifESTON, Jan. Attorney Oenoral Stock- ton arrived from yenlonlay and waa cliwrteU with Lunu Ahiniit. 'mid Uov. Ludlow several limns. It id umlflrsiond _a powerful ii'iinliinutniii is lornull St-nakir Mo- I'hi-i'soii. The sciialnr dusirod a caucus held week, ImtoiuM nut get the members to- gt- rhui1. Tin; consider delay favor- ahle to i heir prur.pcn'B. It is believed that At'.v. lien. Sincktnii will be the unti-McPherson candiilale. If hu is sncceMSi'ul, Leon Abbott will appoiiitod attorney general Senator Mol'hbrHuu is not in tho city. Vlttt .mini rortor KEwYoiuc, Jan. A Washington special to The Sim auys: If preaout plans can be madu to work, a vote ou the Fitz John Porter bill will not bo reached in tho house. Thia is tho strategy by which its opoonontu hope to boat it On a diruct vote the bill would have a, good chance of getting through. Its oppo- nents, geiioralled by Logan, are in dead earn- est, aud are permitting themselves to be car- ried to aiinost any length. It baa transpired that Gen. Arthur wants to Bee the bill beaten a.nd the VYhiio House saved from si i'go by Lo- gan. which w.iuid suroly follow. That famous chieftain threatens to move on tho White Honae as with an army witn banuora, crying Accident on the Cliicazo Xorlh- CHICAGO, Jan. An accident caused by a broken rail took place near Clinton, Iowa, Tuesday evening. The train, which was loaded with live stork, piwfal salely, except the last oar, hia.lud wiih merchandise, Mid the way car, both nf winch went down a twenty-foot em- haiikuient. idlliug nrakuuian E. L. Clark aud injuring (.'undiictor D. W. Hiebardson. Nine- teen wore all more or less bruiaod, but none seriously. (tumors orCivil War In the West of France. PARIS, Jan. La France ban rsqneajed tho government to inform the representatives >f the country if the news which has been cur- rout for some weeks relative to the iioii of civil in the w est of Franco with the help of a Catholic wurkman'8 clnb is exact It ia mlirincd the minister of the interior ia poa- dOMHed of precise information in regard to thia subject. _ of a Pioneer. Drxon, El., Jan. CoL John Dement, who died yesterday.has been identified with the hia- wv of lllinoia since it waa a territory, having tiee'u a mombur of three cc.iistitntioiial con- rontious. He commanded a company in tho Black Hawk war. His son ia the present aocretary of state. THE EEWEALl FIRE, Facts Brought Out in Connection with the Arrest of the Alleged Fire-Bug. The Prisoner Hidden Away to Avoid Any Attempt at Popular Violence. MILWAUKEE, Jan. ScheUer, the sunpoct- td incendiary, haa boon reniOTOd to an un- known place for (safety. He will not havo a preliminary examination, it in said, for several days. It ia claimed that tho evidence against him will bo Blight. In addition to Scholler'u financial difficulties and high inaurance another matter gave rino to suspicion agaiust This was no leas than an attempt to blow up the Newhall house by s KM explosion acme two weeks ago. About thia affair, William Hugliea, head porter at the Newhall, makes the following statement: "1 am in the habit of going to tho hotel about (i o'clock in Ihe morning. Ouo morning, about two weeks ago, I went up tho main entrance, ami when I got near tho elevator 1 smelt gas right away. The amell of gaa waa terribly strong, and seemed to come from the bar- room. I opened tho door, and was nearly knocked down, the odor waa ao overpowering. Just as I opened the door, thp barkeeper came in front way. I naked" him what the trouble was, and lie said ho didn't know, but thought it was tho gaa meter. We both rushed in, and looked at the meter, but it was all right. We came ont into tho bar-room and throw open the outside doors. I then noticod a Hma.ll blue llamo on one of the burners back in tlio room. I then looked up and I found that every one tho BIX chandeliers i had tho cud tu'nicU oil full force. 1 could i hardlv believe what saw, ami aaid to McCor- 1 mick" '5fv Ouil! what's tliia Ho aaid I he didn't know, and that Scholler was in tho place lie left. We turned all tho gas off, ami I went up-ntiura. I bild Mr. Antisde1 of it He asked mo if I lit a match; I told him I did not, and he said I did wrong. "Schellor didn't come around next day at all. It waa thruo days before he allowed up, and he eaid lie was sick. He wan asked about tho gas, and lie "aid lie said some one must have had a kov to tlin door and 'got in and turned them all Hughes says that a. boy known at "LitUo worked in tho bar-room, said that ho loft Hcheller in bia place about 8 o'clock tbat morning. Five bmlion more, making forty-two in all, were taken from tho ruins vfisterday afternoon. Thin swells the lift of those known to be dead to about aeventy-two. Concerning Schollcr'n condition and move- ments on the day preceding tho 'conllHgration. thia much has beou learned; Landlord Antisdel Baya that on Tuoaday afternoon Schollor came inlo the howl drank. He met him and Paid: "George, come with and led him into a private mom and talked and pleaded again with him, and aaked him to have some dinner and then go to bed. Anti-idol was then called 'away, and on returning expected to find him in he'd, but did not, and hat not seen him since. It appears that Scheilor re- turned to the bar-room m rage over Antisdors lecture and with the exception of a abort time remained there until, according to the statement of tho nigbt watchman of the hotel, after o'clock Wednesday morning. After that honr IIP visited the gaming-house of SholesANewbaucr with two friends and re- mained until after half-past o'clock From the g iming house he went homo, and had not been long in bed when bin old barkeeper, Maj. Biugham, roused him out for tho nre. Last evening a hulv called tho attention of a re- porter to the fact that Scheller viailud tho gam- ing house, for Lerhusoaiiu had tlio matter to her. The reporter asked: "What wan there peculiar to the visit of Sa'ieller to the gambling-room that your hue- Bund r-hotild call your attention to ity" "There is a scandal, sir. Why, I can show you in which Mrs. Schcller my husband to poison mo, or, what ia as bad, give me a dose of laudanum, and meet her in the Ncwhall house. This, of ccuim, created a dis- 'urbance, and tho gambling-room frequented by my husband was not a very congenial place for Schcllor and him to meet in, or auy other place, for that "How long ago were the letters you apeak of is about six years ago. Scheilor and hia wife lived it the Nowhall then." Schcllcr has a wife and two children. Tho older child, Leroy, is aliout s yuan of ago, and the olhur, Margaret, about 5 yeara of age. Both are bright children. After borne misunderstanding and no little confusion, it has filially been arranged that the defence of Scheller shall be conducted by Jeff. C. McKonnoy and Ji. EbbetW. It haa hoon ascertained with a considerable degree of that Scheilor is at pres- ent lodged in tho house of correction. Ho might safely have boon promitUid to remain in the county jail Much surprise at tho failure to find tlio hotel register and ledger in the safe, where it waa supposed they had boon placed when the fire aiarrn was given, M. Soulamlor, a grocer, hae reported at police headquarters that he waa viaitiug a neighbor named Rhode, on Division street, and overheard a conversa- tion botweed Khode'A son and another member of tho family, aa the, former road an account of the opening of the safe, and tho fail- ure to find the hotel register. Tho son stated that he waa at tho fire shortly after it was die- covered. An he stood in front of the main, en- trance ft man came mailing out with three large books under MB arms, and appeared to be terribly oxcitod, He asked Rhode where be had better go. and Rhode directed him to tho Kirbv hoiiao, and he started up tho atroet That" wait the laat seen of tho man with the hooka. The man had nothing on him but Uia shirt and pants. Khode feels confident he can recognize the man if he over ueoa hiju again. _ Sherman Won't Take It. ST. Louis, Jan. Tho Republican aaya: Wo are permitted to publish tho following ex- tracts from a lettor of Gen. Sherman to a friend in thia city: no earthly conaldorationa will induce him to imbittcr the remainder of hia life by holding out the loaat prospect that any possi- ble combination of circumstances or events will make him a presidential candidate." "There are plenty of good men able and will- ing to undertake the abler than I pro foas to be, and with as much patriotism." "The proBidrot at boat ia but a figurehead. Congreaa is the roal power in this government, and any" president who undertakes to stamp his in dividnality will ftnd hiimielf tied hand and foot by law. "1 aak you to assort with emphasis that yon know mv unalterable determination, and that it will be idle to appeal to me." "Tho country ia perfectly safe, and no amount of party clamor can seriously disturb ite har- mony or prosperity." A Broken Rail on the Ohio A. Jlta- n Japan. YOKOHAMA, Jan Japan ia about to adopt Ihe American system of railroad building, and has organized union steamship company, with a capital of SS.OCO.OOU, to develop tho trade of tho empire. Uold In Alaska. SAN FEASCISCO, Jan. Tho prospecting went to the npperwatora of the Zukon river, in Alaaka, discovered gravel DOfliU averaging to the pan. reason is that ho hat been treated with sever- ity by the prona. "There ho remarks, "associated with the positron of the planets which are only kuown by observation, ao that no one but myself could be a compe- tent judge." Ho doe's not tell why we had a green Cluaetmaa and a aunny Now Year's, al- though ho had predicted that tho whole winter would bo remarkable for heavy and well-de- fined storms. Wiggins' wartu'ug, however, re- mains to those who go to aea in ships on Feb. 9 and 10 and aundry days in MISS GAEEISON, She Will be Sent to an Asylum to be Treated for a Nervous Disorder. A Sketch of the Garrison The Old Commodore Witb. Twenty-Five Millions. up his mind not to sttod this ridicule my longer, for lint night when net A. B. Cunningham, Tho Globe-Dumocra t man in the rotunda of the Southern hotel, he sinned quite a souuation by walking up io him, allin" him a liar, and threatening to thrash Mm. Cunningham, probably thinking dwcro- Hou tho better part of vnlor, quiotly walked iwav without replying. Mre. Langlry and Freddie both deny that the interview occurred. PLONPLOI, and oth- LEBANON, HI, Jan. The Ohio Missis- sippi train, No. a, mot with an accident about a milo from this place yesterday morning. The train struck a brokan rail The engine, two ox- proas cars, and tho baggage and postal cars piasod over a-tfoly, but tUreepasaongor coaches run off the track, tho' first being npsot com- pletely. Tho others wore only derailed. One passenger, Charles Hoffman, of ilaryland.. waa killed. R. S. Collins, of Bee Lake, suffered ssvero fracture- of the noso. S6VOD other pas- eeDgere wow wounded, but all slightly. An Earthquake In Spain. MADBED, Jan. There have bson twenty- two shocks of oarthqoaka in Murcia. Sevetal Louses were destroyed; ST. Louis, Jan. Mim Zcreldi Garrison haa been taken enst by her undo, 0. L. Gar- rison, by advice of tho family physicians, to be placed in au uaylum for treatment for nervous disease. A card signed by Dra. U. S. Walker and C. W. Stuvena was published in ytsKtenhiy at'tonioou'a Post-Dispatch, in which they state that a f ull examination of hor mental condition showed tlut the young liul.v was deficient m the development nf her faculties to nncli au extont as to make hor irrcsiwusible at limes for her rations. in natural tmii-tionit, well known to tho family physicians. account for Li, 's. Wiih tu hi-r iihysical condition, an e.xaminatiun warranted tliu cun- clusion tli.it she wns not subjected to auy phy- aioal violation during the time of her disap- pearance. The fact that tho physicians, who are leadulg men in their profession, have concluded that she wan not subjected In any physical violation during the time of her disappearance lends to tho belief that the theory advanced by Cou- ntable Hyan, who arrested the O'linelis, was the correct ono. He said that tin- lour h-iil caught tilt) girl in aome mild indiscre- tion, and had then hor into remain- ing with them, promising to do her no harm, bnt to rele-ise her as soon as hor relatives olTered a fair reward for her return. She went with them fearing for her life at tirat, but aubnequently, finding that they meant to do hor no harm she remained with them willingly, doing that rather thin have them te'.l her parents the litte they know of Tins story is thought to be the true one. Ine public hnwevor, have a hifndrcd theories of tnnir i.wn, ami tho most popular one to that the girl went wilhugly. and re- mained 11 willing prisoner from Him to no intimidation or threats having been used wha.t- Niwey O'Brien and Charles O'Brien, arrnstoJ hv Constable Hyan Sunday night on nf having takoti part in the abduction of tun girl, were armigne.1 in the police coti. t yester- day. Thoso men buluag to au old b.ihd of blackmailers. A few montn.4 ago thcv were trieil for si-.ch a cnmo and givou'ii few hours to leave town. Yester- day thev wore again tried on tho KIUIIO charge, mill Noscv was to the workhouse for iiiiinthH, while was given two Hours' lime in whieii tn l.-iivu the cily. Jack Hnghen, I'.i- third of thH gang. alrc-.idy junipml town. The fourth" siil I remains in the back- ground. NHW YORK, Jan. The oUlost Garrison now living became a business man. it rittsiiurg; two others, at least, eettled at SL while Cotniuo.lnro Cornelius clarrison, aficr a vigor- ous career uti iho ittkiaiarippi river, waa drawn oiT to I'anaiu i and Culifonii.i. wbon the AnMiri- cans oxtond their empire to the Pa- cific, He was the rirat American mayor of San and not only conducted -thn -triuwportiitiou hosiuqsa there opposition to Vandcrbilt bnt atarted the bauliiug business, and has at different times been a partner of such snivf.-Hfnl as llnlstuu, Donoluto, Fritesnd Ktil.v. The natural focnt) of such a atwim- sl'.i.'uing biiKiuosii wcama tho city of New 1'ork where ConnuoOore Garrison, as lie was not from any by the gov- erniniint, but he hml a fleet (if mer- chant nailing-vanillin and like Van- dorbilt, tool: up his abode; and like Viudurbilt, in the course of time left the sea und began tu btly rail- road and other property, particularly in Mis- souri, where his brothers had a largo connection and saw opportunities for him. Among other things, ho bought the .ML'aouo Pacific railroad, which waeouly halfbuilt at the beginning of the civil war, but tiiuilly finished to Kanbus City, ami it is the bust railroad pi-op- orty in that Garrison Hold it for about uai.dOii, after tho war. to .lay Gould, who has made it the central portion of his aouth- woatern syKtem. Garrison, with plenty of money, haa also lent it to the younger men with railroad schemes, and he is now supposed to be worth some aay more than He ia a mau of very strong nature, with a large figure, an expressive face, a rather hookcil nose, eyes which can be genial, but which generally are strong and scornful. Like Commodore Van- derhilt, having lived with the wife of lua youth many vcars, ho c.fjse a young woman to bo his bride long after he had reached the age when hu might have been her father, and perhaps hor grandfather. She was a daughter of Mr Bainlall, a fin-ner in St Lonin, and al- though the marriage was considered that of January and May, tho bride became a mother not long after the marriage. The commodore then built one of tho largest mansions at Long Branch. His only sou. Wm. Crarrison, finished another noble house lean than a year and had just put his loot over the thresh- old when ho was killui in a railroad accident, leaving his father only a daughter iu the second genororioii.tlioiigh with gramlchildren. Several of the Garrison are Hue-looking men, but none of them hna the appearance of old Commodore Cornelius, who, though of a different brand, compared very well with the late CommoJore Vnnderbilt at to fine looks and commanding typo. Vanderbilt was a lua-n, bcotcn-liko man, with tho Dutch features chiefly showing iu his month. The Gar- rison wits diwiiledly ono of the old Dutch typo, looking like maiTy of the portraits we find among the successes of Rembrandt. His dark hair waM inclined to curl in ringlets, his brows weni strongly ardiod, hia nose had a warrior character, and his jaw and oyo went straight to SODIO inward purpose. The physi- cal natnre-of this family wan of couroo very strong. All the flenses, cnjovmont, human life, wore expressed hy them all. They were not an ideal people, aud mado their money by nut looking over the heads of the mnltilllOo, but by catering iliroctly for pkiiu ordinary wanta, such as Ircight, emigration, iron, pro- visions. The young woman whoao cunona escape from a family and a convent at St. Louis has boon the talk of tho past week, is said to have been one of tho lineal physical specimens of this family, matured early. Some think her if it was so, was. merely the of health and animal forco perfected hofore childhood had well pivssod, thus making her responsive to compliments ind uttontionrj he- fore her judgment had matured like other girls of alow growth. Polk, the EmbcTiir.Iftr. only a Plebeian. NASUVIU.E, Teua, Jan. A San Antonio epecial nays: Price and Cameron, detectives, srroited for aiding Poll; to oacape, have boon released on a habeas corpus, and have started for Nashville to claim tho reward. It is ro- ?ortod hern that Folk's right name Marshall 'ate, but ho waa adopted by President Polk when a boy. LO-H I-aiiil Wlirtc. Four WATSE, Ind., Jan. Under tbe pro- visions of an old treaty with the Miami tribe, the commiaaioner of tho land office haa iaaned a patent to tho heirn of an Indian known aa "The Beaver" for acroa of valuable land ia Whitely couutv, Indiana, about twenty miles weat of Fort Wayne. flic Star of Destiny Only a Comet tills Time. PAHIS, Jan. JeMBU's manifesto regarded aa march stolon on tho aupportsra of tho Count do Chambord, who it ia under- stood wus preparing a manifesto. Baron Brunott, Prince Napoleon'a privato secretary, aukedto bo arrested as an accessory, but the magistrate refused to take him iu lharge. He waa allowed, however, to accom- pany tlio prince to priaon. The arrest causes no groat aonaation throughout tlio provinces. Not only Prince foromo, but Prince Victor and Prince Loiiiu n-ill bo exiled, if Flouquet's motion in tho chamber of deputies bo adopted. The papere yimeraliy approve of tho arrest at Prince Napoleon, out condemn the urgency resolution iu the chamber, prohibiting the presence in France or Algeria of auy meulbur of tho former French dynasties. OOLLEOTOE EOBEETSON. Renewal of the Talk Kesartllnc His Removal. NEW YOKE, Jan. Politicians are awaiting ivith eager anxiety the changea which the president ia expected to make in tbo federal oflicod in this city. Immediately following tho W election aome of the more conservative (nembura of tho Republican organization in the :ity experised their conviction that no changes TOiild bo mada Those muu are apparently joiivinced now that thov were mia- iakou. An administration Bepublican, who bad just returned from Washington, aaid that .Mr. Cooper's name for collector was sure to x sent iu at an early day Ll place of collector Robertson. He asserted that Mr. Cooper, who tad accompanied'ths president on many fish- ing excursions and like trips in the past, had been admired long ago that he would he made collector, and that this was the reason why he retire j from husinosa. Tho appointment would bo entirely natiafactory to tho organization ill Ihia citv and to the stats committee. When asked whether Collector Robertson KM likely to be n.nned for any other office. thi-i Kcpnblican replied that it was understood iu Washington that Mr. Robertson would bo nominated to succeed Merritt as cousul- ;onoi-3.1 at London. He did not think, how- aver, Robertson would accept that or my other office from President Arthur. Some of tin) who signed Mr. Coopor'a pelition. are inclined to withdraw their names in the ground that their signatures were ob- tained ou the representation that Collector resign.ition was in tho hands of !he president, which haa proved to bo un- true. GEN. JOSEPH WSEELEE the Prophet. Nzw YOKK, Jan. Wiggins predicts the greatest hurricane that haa visited .America eince 1780, bat he id not going to givo tho data on which he forecaate that storm until after tne erect, which Mt down for March 5, Hii fit Sworn In tten- tlon. ;


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Taushida receives $1M presidential grant
Residents of Taushida, Karasabai District, Region Nine were the recipients of a $1M Presidential Grant to be utilized for the purpose of cassava cultivation, following a visit by Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai to the area over the weekend to meet residents of Karasabai, Kakshibai, Tipuru and Yurong Paru, according to GINA.
In this GINA photo, Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai (second from right) handing over the Presidential Grant cheque to Taushida Toshao Mosses Isaacs during her visit to Region Nine (9) in the Presents of Permanent Secretary, Nigel Dharmmlall (right) and Community Development Officer (CDO), Jerald Edwards.
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|Device for Providing Dough Products with a Topping Material - Method and device for providing dough products with a topping material, comprising a dough product conveyor, for transporting the dough products, a topping dispenser for dispensing topping material onto the dough product conveyor, comprising a topping conveyor, for conveying the topping towards a dispensing location above the dough product conveyor, a collector for superfluous topping material from the dough product conveyor, a supply system, for supplying the topping conveyor with topping material from the collector or from a reservoir with fresh topping material, characterised by a topping material sensor for measuring the amount of topping material on the topping conveyor, a controller, for controlling the amount of topping material to be dispensed by adjusting the speed of the topping conveyor; and the ratio of topping material from the reservoir and the collected superfluous topping material.
|Device for Weighing Dough - The present invention relates to a device for weighing dough, comprising an endless conveyor, for conveying a plurality of endless dough pieces, extending essentially in parallel lanes on said conveyor in a direction of conveyance and a plurality of weighing-units, arranged under the endless conveyor, and supporting the latter, the weighing units being distributed at different locations spread over the width of the conveyor, each for weighing a different dough piece.
|Method and Device for Treating Dough - The present invention relates to a device for treating dough, comprising an essentially horizontally extending conveyor, for conveying a flat dough sheet, at least one mat, arranged above the conveyor, with its end downstream the direction of conveyance resting on or slightly above the conveyor, for rolling up the dough sheet when it is conveyed underneath, at least one fence, forming a blunt sealing knife, arranged vertically at a distance above the conveyor surface and extending in the direction of conveyance, downstream the at least one mat, for notching and therewith sealing the rolled up dough sheet without cutting it and at least one rotatable knife, arranged at the downstream outermost end of the fence and in the plane of said fence, for cutting the notched dough piece. The invention further relates to a method for treating dough.