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|26 Sep 1972
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|20 Jul 1970
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|20 Jul 1970
|Número de publicación
|Dancy Julian H, Morrison John A
|Cesionario original
|Texaco Inc
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United States Patent Dancy et al.
[54] FLAME RETENTION BURNER HEAD [72] Inventors: Julian H. Dancy; John A. Morrison,
both of Richmond, Va.
[73] Assignee: Texaco lnc., New York, NY.
[22] Filed: July 20, 1970 21 Appl. No.: 56,599
52 05.0. ..43l/265,43l/l83,431/351 51 Int. Cl ..F23q 3/00 [58] FieldofSearch ..43l/265,35l,354,l83
[56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS Logan et al ..43 l/265 [4 1 Sept. 26, 1972 3,406,002 10/1968 Martin ..431/265 Primary Examiner-Carroll B. Dority, Jr.
Attorney-Thomas H. W haley,-Carl G. Reis and L. H. Phelps [57] ABSTRACT A flame retention burner head in which the flame retention baffle carries an annular ring on its outer periphery which extends downstream sufficiently to elongate the stationary vortices formed thereby. The atomizing nozzle of the burner is arranged to inject the fuel particles into the vortices, and peripherally spaced louvres on the ring are arranged to direct streams of air inwardly into the flame at the downstream end of the elongated vortices.
3 Claims, 10 Drawing Figures PATENTED8EP26 I972 SHEET 1 [IF 2 FIG. 2'
SHEET 2 or 2 FIG.
FLAME RETENTION BURNER HEAD The present invention relates to a burner head for oil burners and particularly to an improved flame-retaining type of burner head adapted to effect improved combustion of fuel.
In the type of burner with which the present invention is concerned, oil under pressure passes thru an atomizing nozzle, a stream of air being forced against the oil particles or droplets to form an intimate, combustible mixture.
Such equipment desirably is designed to provide for the intermixture of the air and the oil particles in such a way that the combustion zone is maintained in the burner head instead of being blown out so that a selfsustaining and controlled combustion reaction takes place.
i Combustion is effected in a burner head comprising an elongated casing or tube which conducts a continuous stream of air blown therethru from the rear by a suitable air pump or blower. The conventional burner head or casing contains an atomizing nozzle carried on an internal axially extending oil supply pipe'which is supplied with oil under pressure. Ignition means, usually carried by the pipe, comprises suitable electrodes extending into the combustion area just beyond the atomizing nozzle in the combustion area.
The flame retention baffle is arranged transversely of the air stream, occupying a substantially annular sec tion coaxially of the burner tube just beyond the atomizing nozzle. A central aperture in the baffle admits andaccommodates the spray discharge cone from the nozzle. The outer periphery of the annular baffle being spaced a substantial distancefrom the inner wall of the tube allows for a large flow of air thereabout. Also the baffle is frusto conical in shape, its base being open and facing in a downstream direction. This, of course, tends to facilitate air flow without excessive upstream turbulence.
The present invention contemplates a flame retention baffle, comprising a transverse annular plate combined with a marginal annular ring which extends in an axial direction with respect to the burner tube, said ring making an obtuse angle with the transverse plate. As a result, the eddies set up by the transverse plate are elongated and retained more effectively and can be controllably supplied with air as will hereinafter be more fully described.
Referring now to the drawing wherein a preferred embodiment of the present invention is described in greater detail,
FIG. 1 represents a vertical, longitudinal section thru a burner head constructed in accordance with the present invention.
FIG. 2 is an elevational view of said burner head taken, as viewed from the right in FIG. 1.
FIGS. 3 to 6 are more or less diagrammatic fragmentary representations showing the action of the elements within the burner head upon air and fuel streams and upon flame conformation; FIGS. 3 to 5 being more or less fragmentary sectional elevations taken diametrically thru the head and FIG. 6 being the end or transverse view illustrating the transverse pattern of the flame, taken on the line 66 of FIG. 5.
FIGS. 7, 8, 9 and 10 show end and side elevations of two modified flame retention baffles constructed in accordance with the present invention.
In the drawings the burner head comprises a cylindrical tube 10 associated with conventional blower, oil pump, controls and supporting mechanism (not shown), which provide a substantial oil supply pipe 12, mounted centrally and axially of the tube 10 and bearing on the extremity thereof of an atomizing nozzle 14. Also extending into the tube and mounted on the pipe 12 by means of support 16 are ignition members 18 terminating in a pair of electrodes 20 which, in turn, extend just ahead of the atomizing nozzle in the path of the spray. A predetermined, substantial flow of air under pressure is passed thru the burner tube 10 in the direction of arrows 22, by a conventional blower, not disclosed, and out past the nozzle 14 and thru the outlet of the burner tube.-
The present invention specifically involves a flame retention head including a transverse plate 24 and an axially extending annular ring 26 in a frusto conical configuration in order to minimize undesired turbulence in the main air stream thru the burner tube. The term transverse" as used herein is intended to include some relatively moderate degree of frusto conical arrangement, for example, less than 45 with respect to the radius of the tube. The ring 26 extends at somewhat of an obtuse angle with respect to the transverse plate 24 (as measured in an axial-radial plane). Thus the term axially extending as used herein with respect to the ring 26 is meant approximately parallel to the axis of the tube and with a divergence therefrom less than 45 outwardly with respect thereof.
The flame retention baffle formed by the plate 24 and the ring 26 is shown coaxially of the burner tube 10, occupying an annular coaxial portion of the cross section thereof, the central portion being open to receive the spray from the atomizing nozzle 14 and the outer periphery being spaced substantially inwardly from tube 10 to pennit a substantial peripheral flow of air.
The peripheral stream of air is controlled by means of a choke plate 28 which adjusts the stream for purposes to be hereinafter described.
Thus control of the peripheral flow of air also enables inward flow direction of a portion of the air stream by means of louvers 30 and 32.
Entirely apart from the flame controlling the function of which is to be described later in greater detail, the present invention provides a practical and useful mechanical structure for mounting, erecting and supporting the entire flame retention head or assembly. This is accomplished by struts 34 mounted on or welded to collar 36 which embraces the spray nozzle 14 and may be fixed thereto by set screw 38 or any other equivalent means. Struts 34 extend axially into contact with the margin of the transverse plate 24 to which they are welded. From this point they extend radially outwardly as at 40 to support the choke plate 28.
Support of the choke plate is effected by machine screws 42 and spacing tubes or collars 44. The collars 44 thus space the choke plate 28 from the supporting struts 40 a predetermined distance and are held in place by the machine screw 42 and washer and nut 46. Optionally, the strut component itself may be threaded, eliminating the nut component 46. As a result, therefore, the entire internal assembly may be inserted from the rear of the burner tube in a conventional manner after appropriately adjusting the choke plate spacing from the various parts. A struck out tab 48 may be provided at the end of the tube as a limit stop for this insert.
Referring now more specifically to FIGS. 3 to 6, the first of these is intended to indicate typical vortex formation 52 on the downstream side of the conventional transverse flame retention ring 50.
FIG. 4 contrasts the effect of the annular ring 26 extending at an obtuse angle from the edge of the plate 24, for lengthening the vortices 52. In both figures, the spray pattern represented by the dotted lines 54 clears the central aperture in the plate 50 and intermingles with the air in the standing vortices to effect complete admixture.
With the foregoing theoretical explanation, reference is again made to the specific structure of the flame retention baffle constructed as illustrated more clearly in FIGS. 1, 2, 5 and 6.
Transverse plate 24 is slit and deformed'slightly as at 25 to provide air admission louvers which are herein referred to as air sheath louvers since their function is only to provide a sheath of air across the surface of the plate 24 to prevent direct flame impingement thereon. In other words, a layer of fresh, incoming air circles as a skin on the flame exposed downstream surface of plate 24 andmoves essentially parallel thereof, primarily to resist deposition of pyrolytic carbonaceous solid material from the-flame. These louvers, have therefore only a-relatively narrow gap and direct the air essentially parallel to the surface of the plate 24.
The standing vortices 52 of air internally of the baffle ring 26 are continually swept by the spray of particles from the atomizing nozzle which are entrainedtherein to form combustible mixture which continuously burns in front of the transverse plate 24. FIGS. 5 and 6 not only illustrate the effect of this action on the flame formation but show the supplemental effect of lateral air injection in the form of the plurality of peripheral jets. This is caused by jet air louvers 30, which in combination with the action of the choke plate 28, tend to divert the annularly spaced radial jets of air into the flame toward the downstream portion of each vortex. Thus in FIGS. 5 and 6 the arrows 56 indicate the spaced radial jets of air blown into the flame. The louvers 30, accordingly, are so directed as to eflect essentially jets of air impinging and piercing the flame. Alternate louvers such as 32 are provided with a relatively narrow aperture and so directed that inward air moves substantially parallel to the inner surface of the ring 26, and defined as sheath air louvers.
It is to be particularly observed that the foregoing functions of the device are dependent upon the proper maintenance of air pressures, whichwill be apparent to anyone skilled in the art, in view of the foregoing explanation. For example, the so-skilled operator would not impose air velocities so excessive as to shrink the vortices and weaken flame holding, nor would be impose such air pressures via the louvers 30 as to collapse the flame.
On the contrary, operating the present equipment so that the streams of jet air enter the downstream portions or sections of the standing vortices without destroying their effectiveness enables realization of certain improved and desirable results. Among these are a significant improvement in smoke-free performance, realization of a stable, short flame length,
improved efficiency of combustion, and, rapidly achieved, clean combustion. The flame retention feature of this burner head enables achieving a relatively quieter pulsation resistant flame and reduced sensitivity to variationsof flue draft as compared to non-flame retention burner heads. The lengthening of the standing vortices as achieved by annular ring 26 improves the resistance of the flame retention baffle 24 to flame blow-off. The general arrangement of the burner head provides additional convenience and simplicity of assembly, maintenance and adjustment of the equipment.
-It is to be noted that FIGS. 7 and 8 show in greater detail the air control baffle of FIGS. 1 and 2.
FIGS. 9 and 10 disclose a variation in baffle ring design wherein the sheath air louvers on the axially extending ring 26 are located, as at 60, slightly to the left or what might be said to be upstream of the jet air louvers 62. Again, the jet air louvers are shaped to direct a series of jets of air into the vortices in the downstream portion thereof while the sheath air louvers 60 direct a relatively small amount of air along the inner surface of ring or collar 26 to protect against flame impingement.
We claim:
1. In an oil burner having a burner tube with means for forcing air under pressure through said burner tube, a fuel atomizing nozzle, and a flame retention means coaxially and transversely arranged within said burner tube and comprising a right conical frustum having an open base positioned adjacent the outlet of said burner tube for creating standing vortices in the air stream, the
upstream end comprising a transverse plate and having a central orifice for the passage therethrough of atomized fuel from a spray head, said frustum being mounted in predetermined coaxial relationship and supported by a plurality of struts connected with said atomizing nozzle, said transverse plate being provided with a series of louvers constructed and arranged to conduct a relatively thin sheath of air annularly along the downstream surface of said transverse plate, said frustum being provided adjacent its open base with a plurality of annularly spaced louvers arranged to direct a series of jets of air into the flame at the downstream end of said vortices, and annularly along the downstream face of said frustum adjacent said open base.
2. In an oil burner as defined in claim I, a coaxial annular choke ring spaced downstream from said frustum, and said plurality of struts extending to and being connected to the upstream periphery of said frustum and having the portions radially outwardly extending therefrom, and combination spacer and fastener means'connecting said choke plate with said radially outwardly extending struts and supporting said choke ring in fixed space relationship thereto so that the assembly of said nozzle and frustum are supported coaxially within said burner tube so that it may be inserted and extracted as a unit.
3. In an oil burner as defined in claim 2, said struts being joined to said atomizing nozzle by releasable collar means.
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Oilico and residence, north side i street, third house cast of the park. ivmn. Works. WM, -rr Wjifiun—and - CaiTioga rALE, M. IÍ.—Genomi Futniahing Store, -iorucr Miiiu and Olean streete. LAW FIRMS. ^KGEL& AUMSTUONG.-Attorncys and . Counselors ut Law, Cuba, N. Y. iEMlS & BENTON. — At7o™oy8 nnd Counselors at I.uw, iloniellsville, N. Y. bEMENT, WlLBKli F.-Attomey and ^ Counaelpr at Cuba, N. Y. IROWN, WESLEY & CO.-Attorneys and Counselors at Ijiu-, HornellavUle, N. Y. knUNDAGE, Ü. C.—Attorney and Conn-' selor at Law, Audover, N. Y. kUTl^R, M. L.—Attorney and Counselor " ttl Law, Whitraville, N. Y. i)LLINS, A. B—Attorney nnd Counselor Si Law, Alired, N. Y. )U:Y, JOiLN.—Attorney and " iw,-A4mondr^VAV----- Coun- ilDRTISS, JAS. M.—Attorney and Coun-' ielorftt Law, Bolivar, N. Y. ^LLiarr, a. L.—Attorney and Counselor I at ^w, Friendship, N. V . {.ILUES, JOHN L—Attorney and Conn-' selor at Law, Angelica, N. Y. flHBARD, A. J.—Attorney nnd Coun- selor at Law, Angelica. N. Y. r.Ut Süllñ^TlÁttorneys and • Counselors at Ijiw, Wellsville, N. Y. fOlUDAY, D. H.-Attorney and Co ■ S(ilorat I.;iw, Canaseraga, N. Y. r^DING,E.E., G. W. 4 F.-Attor-m Law, Humo, N.Y'. & SPARGUK; - Attorn^s^Tnd wuaselorsat Uw, Wellsvilk, N. Y. A FAR^^U-M: - Attorneys~;;nd wwnselors at Law, Wellsville, N. Y. .»T®' / — Attorney nnd Counselor »tUw,W-ollsville, N. Y. -fF' ^^ ^V.-Attomey and Counselor atUvr, Wellsville, N. Y. His hair was white as snow, but his roimd visage was ruddy still, and his black, bead-like eyes glittered as -y^ith the fire of youth - "Captain Dulnare will you never g row old," Haid his friends, which saying interpreted, meant that he would be hale and hearty to the last, wlien death would take him suddeniy, with no worrying prelude of lengthened helj^ less decline, as might reasonably be expected, as he had already passed his allotted term of three score years and ten. The beautiful girl at his side was knoWn as his daughter and prospective lieiress. Virginia Dulnare was shapely iii figure, and not too tail. Her f'îàtures were exquisite, her lips scarlet, her eyes large and brown, ana her silky hair like a fleece of gold. Just now the young and flushed face was Hidden on the old man's knee. " Do you really love the poor fellow whom they call Hugh GirardP" asked Captain Dulnare, in afond, disappointed whisper. " Very dearly, pafpq.?' was the smothered reply. . ,, - ^ With both his white withered hands he lifted the dainty, blushing lace, and looked steadfastly into the big, wistful, brown-eyes. " Vir^ie," he'said, in those firm, stern tones that no man ever dared to dis-ohey, " it is my wish and will that you marry Sex tus Weliion. You think you love another, but at your age love is but a lightning flash of passion and fancy. I know best what will make you happy. Therefore I have chosen your husband for you. " I distrust and despise Sextus Wel-don," returned the girl, passionately, springing to her feet. It is your money, not me, he cares for." A strange look wavered over the round, ruddy visage of the old gentleman. " Another romantic hallucination, my child," he said. "-The yoimg man idolizes you. Do you think your old father does not know the signs of love? And, my pretty lamb, Sextus is very rich, and I would like to have you the wife of a worthy man when I am gone." " /'I had ratherl)e poor and contented, papa," sobbed his child. Then the old man's eyes grew stormy with the anger she feared. " You ungrateful girl! how ungrateful you will never know till I am dead. Have I not been kind to you? Have I ever askod you to do anything' that was Then came the reading of the dead man's will, and the settlement of his financial affairs. And with these gross matters of business and lucre, there came to the pule^ stricken Virginia, a terriWe disclosure. Captain Dulnare*s large liabilities, secured by heavy mortgages, and his floating debts, swallowed up everything. The heiress in prospective was utterly penniless. But that wna the smallest sorrow. For by papers ot proof left, Virginia was declared to be a child of adoption. .Sfag-had-bcea left when-ft-baby bh the-rich man's doorstep, and he had reared her as his own. And after three weeks of grievous embarrassment, Virginia was thrust out into the world with no tippj except whatshehad fixed uponSextus Weldon. He only came once, attd his tones were altered and stlpercilious. No matter wh^t he said. But Virginia's sweet face flushed, and she tore the betrothal ring from her shaking hand and gave it back to one who was not loth to receive it. Then she went into the world to win her bread—not an easy task for one luxuriou8ly^,reared. She thought she could do dressmaking nicely; but to every store and shop to which she applied she was greeted with the oneanswen " Work is rather slack just now, and of course, what we have to giveis given to the employees who hav6 been with us longest." It was'from the doors'lif one of these; palatial places that she tottered one day, weak from hunger, and on the marble steps sank down in a deathly swoon. A lady in velvet and silk with plumes of gray sweeping over her silvery hair, had just ascended ffbrn her coupe. She saw the prostratefol-m, and looking into the drawn, white face, started. "Put this child into the coupe and drive home^" she said, abruptly, to the liveried ."groom. The man obeyed, thinking that of all the mad freaks of his honored mistress, this was the maddest. So, when Virginia awoke from her loagstill «woon, she found herself in a quaint, old-iasltioned chamber, and not alone. "Where am I, and who are you?" she asked, faintly, of the stately woman who bent-over the couch. "You are with one who will never forsake you, my child^ even if you had known sin and shame before I found you^" said the sweet-faced woman, holding close the quivering hands. . "I have never sinned» bjat I have been shamed to the soul by the frowns of poverty," ¡answered Virginia, whila the hectic gi ctw hotter on her cheeks. "Be calm, dear, and listen to what I have to tell'iou. When I saw you first lying like one dead on those cold ^anjte stepsj I joved^you. Zou looked, ffiRTOGE SWIET. -attorneys End Uoanselorsm Law, Quba, NfYr IfïERS . IRA H,—Attorney and Coim-«wrat Law, Belmont, N. Y. ißrON, S. 3I.r-Attomey and Couawlot Fneudahip, N. Y. j^/UiDSON, FLENAGIN ft &Mn». ^Attorneys and Counselors at l^aw, An not tor your welfare? Have you not been happiest when you pleased me most? What is the experience of twenty compared to that of seventy? Virginia, promise me that you will give up Hugli Girard, and pledge yourself to Sextus Weldon when he asks your" " I promise," answered the awed and weeping girl, and then with a tender kiss Captain Dalnare sent her away, being well pleased. What varied and momentous evc nts are ofttime crowded into a single hour of a lifetime. Before the sun of that day set, Virginia Dulnare wore on one lily-white, rose-tippedXnger a ma^ificent d ring^fche sjjrmboi of her betroth^ to Sextus Weldon. And scarcely liad, the cold, yellow circlet grown warm on her finger before Hugh Girard came for the decisive answer he had expected for many weeks. There were passionate words on the bearded lips of the handsome, blue-eyed inan, Mt"a single g^jw that sealed JÔÏÔî.-Attomey and Coon. N. Y. HENRY W.-Attorney an4 ^^MeloratUw, Hume, N. Y. A- L0VER1DGÊ.-Attorneys and "-iore at Law, Wellsville, N. Y. , B. C—Attorney and Cotuuelor at rUnaseiHga, N. Y. ^^oselo'i JOS. H. Jh.—Attorney and tat Law, HornellsviUe, N. Y. •J?: H'—Attomey and Cooisdòr at Friendship, îî:Y. W.-Tttomey and Coun- iw, Andbver, N. Y. ^ ÄXT™^ Coonm-lor .î r h C-Attorney and Conn. m Uy, Aiidoyei, N. Y;-;— sought for than Virginia Dulnare had oven been. And so it happened that one day Sextus Weldon came to woo her. " It wifts very cruel for you to refuse me as you did. Why did you break nnr ftngajrement, Virgie?" he a.skfid, ^^ Virgle, my lost lovo! Virgie—oh, my Virgie!" The color flow ihto tho white cheeks of the astonished girl. €k>d bless you for this, mother !_** she said, rushing into the room where "Hugh Girard lay sick almost; tmto^eath; " I am here, Hugh!" she cried. What words were said in that chamber of illness may not be told. Virginia camc out after halt an hour with a contented smile on her sweet younc lips. "He will Uve?"8oid her mother, kissing the blushing face. "Yofl>'^ ttMWWod Virgie, "he will live for me." And somebody who witnessed the grand wedding that TOCurred a month later spoke of the lovely bride, Virginia, as a heroine of romimce. Chased by a Waterspout. William H. Hallock. who not long ago was a passenger on & steamship of the Pacific Mail company, tells of an exciting experience while the ship was oflf the coasi of Guatemala. A waterspout of tremendous power suddenly appeared near the ship. In the midst oHhe consternation the captain ordered his course reversed and soon the steamer was driving along, with the waterspojut in pursuit. Its crest was hidden in a dark mass of cloud, its. base aeeming ta operiite like anr immense revolving cullender, while the entire external periphery formed a cushion of foam, over which the sea bird screamed, occasionally seizing upon the dead fish which came within reach. The spout itself formed a sort of spiral cylinder, streaked with opaque parallel lines through its whole length, from the surface of tlie sea upward. These lines were evidently ascending columns -of water,"for afterward, when the upper and lower sections became detached, the accumulated volufiae of water overhead immediately began its descent within the' body of the spout, as though it had been the valve of an immense syringe. The water thus released must have been equal to several tons, as it was solid and almost blsick and returned to the sea with a loud roar, all the other parts -ofthoaOTiat'Btruetufe gradually dissipating.- Perhaps the most singulSr of all was the serpentine form assumed by the section ne&rest the clouds, which moved off at first almost horizontally and then turned upon itself in a perfect coil, so that for a moment, when the end of the aqueous rope—or whatever it was—switched around squarely to the ?yeoi the observer, ihowing a section, it resembled a ball of ink. When tho spout was in its finest condition lightning ^several tim^^ through the penumbra in zig-zag' courses, inak-ing a spectacle not only terrible in the mauifpstation of power, but sublimo and beautiful.__ —^ - What To Do liUIase^il^ro.^ The loose garments worn by women and children expose them to especial danger from fire. If the fire starts from the bottom of the dress, the natural upward tendency of the flame soon envelops the whole person, unless by self-control and presence of mind the necessary care be taken by the sufferer, or some one near, without a moment's hesitation. To obey the first impulse and open the doors and lush out, is sure destruction. The only safety is to fall do^n instantly on the floor, and roll over on to the fire, snatching a woolen shawl or rug, if near, to wrap round the body. One is comparatively safe by rolling over and over, for the flames will not rise to the face, and the lungs and breathing will be less likely to be injured. Those who may be in the room, or may come in, have their work plainly before them. Keep doors and windows closed; V irginia,, as my husbapd lookeii when he lay in his coflin. I found your name marked on your clothing. It was the name of a little child who was stolen from mfl years and years ago. While you have been lying here ill I h^ve made a happy discovery. Can you guess what it is?" Virginia could not mistake the expression of the fond, sweet handsome face bent so^lose to her own. " You are my mother," she said. "lam your mother, my darling," answered the lady; "and henceforth, for Virginia Champney, there shall be no moré toil nor troublé, if I can prevent it/' And only for the memory of Hugh Girard, she would have been quite happy. As the daughter of One of the wealthiest and aristocratic ladies of the cityUDIESV DEPARTMENT. Airtuftr to JPIOMMCO. 'A coiiwpolident mf the Chicago 7imes describes thd gfty life of the Florentines, and goes imio raptures over th& bolls and fetes ^hlch enliven tho ancient palaces of their old and fascinating city. We quote this picture of a wealthy lady resident anil of the wonderful parties she gives: • Florence contains at this very ma-ment a veritable Countess Monte Christo, not a theoretical ideal like that of Dumas', but a veritable heroine, with brains enoi4U to think of all sorts of nice things, nnd practical sense and curiosity erfeuglt to give shape and forpi ta her thoughts^ She is English,_ a widow, ricif as Croesus, and amiable as she is good and generous, and even the most-envioiis-cannot-say" 6V11 of Mrs. Greiswood. Shejretjeiv evening, and such weekly receptions were never seen before. The Palazza Dhoogwor^t. jin which she lives, js on the Lung Akno, and is one of the most beautiful i^locbs in Florence. To see t^ese maj^ficent rooms is pleasure enough.. Dancing begins at eleven o'clook, and the cotiflion or German, with which all, the balls of Florence end, continues till five o'clock in the morning—supper at two o'clock. But as I do not wish to give you such an appietite as reading Sir Walter Scott% novels used to give" me, I yrill not describetho " cena "—supper. The last ball was a fete pandre affair, the ladies in powder, patches, and trains, the gentlemen in knee-breeches, silken hose, high heels and diamond buckles. Mesdames Pompadour and DuBarry were there, but it was " the play of Hamlet with Hamlet left out.'^ for even the most il-lu8iona;ry could not see a I/6uis XV. among all this crowd of messieurs in kingly attire. The supper was recheuche, unique; a whole stag ^mothei'cd in jellies filled the center of the tab^lc, while either end rejoiced in a veritable peacock, with his argus-eyed fans all spread, poor birds that had b^en wickedly murdered to grace this lete. But the cotillion favors surpassed all; beautiful fans, gold chains with their hostess' monogram on the medallions, and divera other ridi gifts. At the elosing -J0Lgure.o!f.tlieiiuad411e» 5vhen.atable was placed in the middle of the room with a hand-organ upon it, every one was in delicious suspense. What next? re-soundedin whispers through the room, when in came the second son of the Princess Strozzi, disguised as an organ-grinder in a charming velvet costume, and beamg on his shoulder a deaiv4is-gusting little pet monkey, dressed in satins and tinsels, holding in his little hand a box containing cards upon which eftoh ifidy^ga^iBt's name: hM been written. The monkey was placed on the table, and each courtier in his turn received a card marked " Monkey," and the lucky recipient of the prize favor of the cotiUiou Jiorje^way in triumpLlhis interesting specimen of our original ancestors. The wife of Count Miraflore, a son of Victor Emanuel, the prettiest woman in Florence, appeared in Die most gorgeous costume of pale-blue velvet and white satin. The Marchesa Ginorij wife of the proprietor Of the famous Ginori porcelain factory, was dazzling in the most beautiful diamonds to be seen in Italy. Madame Grieswood wore a superb Worth costume of blue satin, embroidered with silver in ai-a-besque design, pearl necklace, with diamond pendants and tiarapf diamonds in her blonde hair. of green wire attaeliM to ailong green tin window garden on rollers, are among novelties for house ^ocorations. They are mado to fit in firepiacos, or to stand in any part of the room that needs to be screened.Music ÍQ Englajid. Of course music in England centers in London, where there are a surprising number of regular performances. Such are the conoerts of the old established Philharmoi^ie society and the Musical union, and those of the Sacred Harmonic society at Exeter hall: tho oratcriw with mock sorrow and humility. " I want you for my wife, dear." And with scorn in her eyes and disdain on her lips the girl rejected his suit. "The impiidence of the fellow is amusing," laughed Mrs. Champney. " When Capt. Dulnare chose a husband for you, he should have chosen more wisely. I think I shall be a better match-maker, Virgie." "Are you so anxious to lose me?" asked the girl, with humorous naivete. Mrs. Champney smoothed her gray tresses, soberly. " Virginia, you must marry sometime, you know. But that is no reason why you shall not still remain my daughter, i only hope that your future hushand may prove as good and tender and faithful a? your father was. . And now put on your hat and shawlf I am going to take you to see thè hero of a romance. He is the son of one ot the old friends of iny schoolgirl days. Once upon a tinàe-Wje-inade-jiJcodiah-J3Qmpact»^Ìb"at —a table cover—without thinking of the works of art on it. Pull it off! Who cares where the bric-a-brac rolls to? It is a human life in danger. Or snatch a woolen shawl from a chair, a curtoin or a rug, anything but that one human form is valueleas. Wrap the sufffcrer hand stopped their utterance. He looked into Jtipr face. That face Has icy white, btit the brown eyes were like stars of fire. "I understand, Virginia," he said, ilowly; ^ they-have-sDtd"yoTrfor~"goid.~ You loved me, but you «were weak. God help you, darling!" And so Hugh Girard went his way, and Virginia Dulnare fell on her knees, weeping piteous tears in the twilight dusk. A strange sound aroused her. They were calling her to her father's chamber. Trembling, shivering and heart-sick, with af strange, portentious dread heavy on her heart, she obeyed the summons. Captain Dulnatc sat as she had leiT him, in his easy chair; but the frost-white locks, that straggled over the crimson velvet; framed in a bloodless. be- ri^d'faccf; _ Gaptidn Dalnare wasd^. and vno/tum i^nesfc, the dei^ walcti, and our first SOB and daughter should come husband and wife. "Oh!" gasped Virgie, thinking of Hugh GirardT a&d wbnde^^^ shudder, if she was to be the victim ot match-making all her life._____ " Well, this poor fellow fefl" in love with a beautiful girl, who loved him, but she rtijected him for a richer lover. In his despair he left his native place, and in California—that land of gold-he made a fortune. But with money came misery also. He came hpme, and, it is said, to die; Virgie, you'are so sweet and winning ..that I think you can ,catch this desolate heart in the respoiiie, yon know.,Then the old compact shall not have be^n made in vain. Virginia listened with a sin^bg heart. instantly into something that is woolen— the coat from 3^ur back, if nothing else offers—and thus closely wrapped roll her on the floor in the folds. Scores of lives have been saved-in this way, scores lost for want of such immediate action. In case the house is on fire there should be one "captain," if possible. Who can lead the less self-possessed out of the burning building. Every door, window or aperture through which, air can find entrance should be closely shut, except during egress. There are always eight or ten inches of pure air close to the floor, and if one cannot walk erect through the smoke, he should, as soon as enveloped in some woolen article, drop on tlie floor on the hands and knees and crawl out. A silk handkerchief, or piece of flannel or woolen stocking, wet and put over the^ace, will enable one to breathe in dense smoke.—Jfr«. ff. W. Beecher. __________ Tlie Hero a Bull-Fighter is in Spain Speaking of the fete held in Paris for the relief of IheMurcia-sufferers,»^ correspondent; of the l^ndon Truth writes : Of all the innumerable lions at the Hippodrome, the espadas, or professional bull-fightirs, were the most lionised. In' Spain their yearly earnings fanp^ifom" $20,000no ^Oi(K)fir-iry(?Br," and no prima donna rectives-^^nd-somer presents from male enthusiititr and female admirers. If it were customary for them to go in their bare feet, they would, I dare say, wear diamonds in their toes sis well as on their fingers, which are covered with these sparkling gems. . They have double buttons of diamonds, l^ge as .marrowfat peas, to button their^hirt-collars, and rows of smaller ones fastening their embroidered linen broastrfronts.' In the rosettes of their shoe» ^«.stones of the finest water. Spanish ladies of rank are not ashamed to write love letters to ,espadas. .The fisp^a is adaaay-JltliQlit beini^ a fo Fashion ISotea.. Large buttons are more worn than small ones. Buttons with invisible eyes will be much used. , ' Gray and purple are favorite com binations of color in new silk brocades. Watteauand Marie Antoinette styles will prevail for . dresses made of foulards. Heliotrope-colored cashmere and satin of the same color make an elegant costume. Dark claret veivçt and satiii are used to brighten up ecru and almond-colored pongees. Foulard and pongee dresses will be much worn in place of light checked and striped summer silks. The favorite style of make-up for handkerchief dresses is with a plaited basque and a Tallien overskirt. Jet fringes and passementeries and the new " blackberry " buttons are used on the richer black summer toilets. Satin finished foulards in illuminated designs are combined with other foulards in solid colors of various shades. Claret-colored bunting is combined with a fabric of the same color, with white Dutline figures on it in a variety of effective costumes. Breaktast caps are oftener made of colored foulards and fancy handkerchiefs than of white tulle"or capeline*^' the frills, however, are of white lace. _Almond-oolqred and ecru pongee ani other performances in Albert hallj the world-renowned " popular" classical concerts given throughout the winter, on Mondays and Saturdays, at St. Jamra i_the. weekly-ballad-conceits-- ol Mr. Boosey; the Crystal palace concerts, at wWch the b popular music is heard; the steady course of piano-forte recitals, to which the gènius of Von Bulow, Essipoff, and Charles Halle gives character; the performances of various admirable choirs, like Mr. Henry I^esUe's, Mr. Bamby's, Hullah's,and the " Bach ;" and finally the crowd of lesser meetings at which the best may be heard—all filling the London winter and spring. Meanwhile in the provinces music is stirring perpetually, the best orches^tral, society bdùg Mrr Cfiafles . Halle's at Manchester f'the best choriises being those of Yorkshire. Then there are the creat annual or triennial festivals at Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, Norwich, Worcester and Leeds ; and in all parts of the country music is striven Ipr in some fashion—all, I think I may say, the result of education and princi-l)le, rather than the out^owth of any native instinct. And in this consists the most curious feature of music in England. The English people can admire and respect what they do not /eel, or rather what they do not respond to with a heart-beat; they can understand and enjoy scientifically what they can never fathom ; but the result of this is extreme slowness ; they must be habituated to anything good before they encourage it. Few compositions take an English audience by storm ; few innôvàtiôiis'âfë made welcome i bill llië faiÏÏÎ liés mill the Temperament, not $he intellect, of the people. That touch of musical instinct which lies dormant in the dullest Teutonic mind is unknown to the multitude of English heatei^; they must be reasoned with, and taught lo enjoy. That responsiveness which asks no motive, question^ no result, only receives and gives fortb , and which is the spirit of musical knowledge as well as interpretation, always ready and anxious for new sounds, new sensations, is not an English trnit. Does not this explain why the Philharmonic orchestra of 1833 had to decline the "Ninth Symphony," and thfc Harmonic society, at Exeter hall, struggled hard to convince their audtences tliat an oratorio - performance should not be desecrated by intervals of operatic song? At present, it seems to me, the taste of the people is with the mediocre ballads or Italian music; the judgment of the people with heavy classical and eacrtd muBic ; the eouI of the people—nowhere, musically speaking, since it is too rarely touched to be known and written down. This looks, perhaps, like an anomaly. If the people are not soul-responsive and appreciative, how does it happen that no continental citiei'are so full as London of the very best musical "pertorm-anccs from November to June? How are these supported and renewed regularly year after year? The answer is found in a certain well-known element in the English character—constancy and loyalty to what is taught as the best in îirt or science ; works which other and the English are generous enough in adding new laurels to a crowned brow. —Mrs John Lillie, in Uarper^s Magazine. Sewing fpr a Circus. Up in tho second story, in a large par- Mn. Ohkmpn^y h« àmht^U>m frróitfti^t MOBwd floor- " I can't marry this man unless he asks me," she returned, bitterly.. " lie wi4 ask you." was the decisive _______________________ ^s ev^inp "liirtfaff'IdnK'seiidittaiiyito ih«iiii«eoflib)i«atli»aiid he most be dof iCjtfrJi |M>I iM>le. totelifa» makes a beautiful overdress and basque or polonaise to -wear over a claret-colored or brown corduroy velvet skirt. Picturesque dresses are made oí pale blue French buntings and cashmeres, with^-bordcrings -and—trimmings of cretonnes, with white grounds, covered ^Uh Japan^e figures. Spanish'styles are represented in importations of black dreises of fine, thin all-wool toile religituse, or wool tulle, trimmed with black opejl-work silk embroideries, or black Normandy or hlack Sputish-lwe. Dark blue linen suits make up sty lishly for garden, party^ or indoor dresses, with borderings gay Turkey red oil calico, with palm leaf , figures used for the collai^,~cufiS, pocl.« fs, an,d-]Ml!s where frills are needed. U^dkerchief dresses will be made colocó percal»^ «• if^ up of vt'iMtyesdr Villi titioned room looking out on Ridge ave nue, eight or fen women were en^sed on as many different articles. Some were making saddle cloths with numer ous small steel buttons like eyelets placed there for effect. The cloth was of black velvet, with gilt fringe and with many different-colored figures worked upon it. Then tiiere were coats for the performers, black velvet coats, with puffed sleeves and red silk trimming and gilt buttons. All around the room were huge stacks of material yet to be worked up. Two or three sewin? machines were in the room, and upon these as many women were busily em ployed. Others were sewing by hand. One great wagon is set apart. When the circus starts out for the season, for the wardrobes. It is arranged with shelves and in here all the different articles are placed. In addition to the wagons the circus has ten or twelve passenger cars and upward of sixty flat cars, by which they transport the circus, wagons and all, from one place to another,'when they aYe otit for th^^ All the^ne liorses are kept in the stables and given a rest during the winter. The draft horses and ponies are sent out in the country to pasture. The animals are kept in liuge stationary cages^ in one part of the large brick building. ,In the centor of the room an immense circular stove is always kept going. This heats tho placc and keeps the animals comfortable. During the winter they are fed x»n beef and horse meat. The elephants are net to be found in this place having a house set apart for them on another part of the gcoun^B.'-PhHadel' phia Times.Miss Rose]>erry wanted to marry Mr. Deputy, at Seymour, Ind., but her latlier commanded her to marry Bowers, and Appqinted^a day i&r the wedding. On the ereninx before she secreU^bcctnie lto^Depnty>. 3he waii on RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES. Forty-five yearn ago a Fffenoh Protca-tiut wfut very rarely seen in Canada, but the number is now said to be thousands.. Last year twelve persons in tho United States and Europe gave an aggregate of $3,000,00) to tho cause of foreign missions. There are now ninety-one Reformed Episcopal ministers, eight of whom are bishops. Sixty-four of these are'in this country, thirteen in Canada, and four« teen In England.- The Methodist Protestant church has conamissioned its first foreign missionary, Mi^sL. Guthrie, who goes to Japan. A womcn^s socigy in, Pjtts-_ bürg; Far, pï^s'her'saiary. A Chica^_ clergyman has been preaching upon the wickednejw^^!^^^ entering tho church lato and disturbing the congregation, and his sermon has had the effect of decreasing the number of tardy worshipeiB in his church. According to a correspondent of the Examiner and Chronicle, in St. Louis, Mo., with a population of nearly half a million, the entire membership of the Protestant churches is said to be less than 80,000, or about one in twenty-five...................... , ...... ...... The Rev.. Nathan Sites, an American Methodist missionary in China, was re-cently bese -by a mob at Yenping-foo, and eeriou ly injured with clubs and stones. It a magistrate had' not interfered he wo I li have been drowned by the infuriate populace. The Baltimore Methodist conference, one of the oldest Methodist conferences in the country, recently concluded its annual session. reports 33,781 members and 4,268 probationers, 179 local preachers, and 358 churches, valued at $2,472,050, on which there is an indebtedness of $330,000. Edward Kimball, the church debt extinguisher, says: "The three great financial calamities of a church are : 1. A fimd for the support of preaching, se that the people need not pay. S. One or two rich men, on whom everybody IfMSjL anC whop: W church icels at liberty to appropriate. 3. A debt." The Atlanta (Ga.) Baptist seminary has ninety students.. Most of the freed-men under its charge are^ttudying tor the ministry, and some of thfese are making heroic efforts to obtain an education. One of them had to sell his overcoat. Another tried living on one meal a day. The wife of another takes in washing to support him. Another worked for soroe months as ajcook. The receipts of the American board for January amounted to $51,160. For the first five months of the financial y tar the donations aggregated $131,-569.26. the legacies $35.860.87, a total of $ 167,430,13. This is an advance beyond the avenige for the corresponding months durii^~ the preceding three years of about twenty per cent- The following are reported to be some of the changes made in the revised version of tlie English Bible to be issued this year : " Damned " is to be changed invariably to "condemned." For " hell," the original words Gehenna and Hades are to be substituted. "Prevent" is to bo turned into " go before." "Religion" is to be changed into " worship." The Methodist Episcopal church had at the close of the year 1879, 1,524,006 members and 176,296 probationers. The pain in members for the year was 21,608, and the loss in probationers 15,-467 ; BO that, taking the total of members and probationers — 1,700,302 — theThe Old Milt. Here from thebrow ot ihehiUl look, Tbnragha lattio« »TbotiRto aad loatrfM» On the old gif nitl irith its gamtnrei wol^ And the moss on its rottiogeavM. ' 1 hear the clatter that jm ita walls. And the nshing watOT's sonna, ~ — v^ And I nee the black floats rise and fall Aa tiie wheel goes slowly ronnd." - I rode there often when I was yonng, ^ - With my grist <m the horae before» And talked with KelUe, the miUer'ii giri. A« I waited my tarn at the door. And while she tossed her ringlets brown, And flirted and chatted ao ireg^-:- The wheel might stop, or tho wheel might go. It wa? all the same to me. twenty-years «incolast-l-»toodr On the «pot wher^I »land lotday,- And Icilio icTwed, and tho miller íb dead. And the mill and I are gray. But both, till we laU intq roin and' wreck, To oar tortane ot toil are bound ; And the 'man goes and the stream flewa. And the wheel moves slowly round. Thomas Dunn Engtith, in Harptr,ITEMS OF INTEREST. evil, ions^ron©unee-elassiealthey^«ceptir -ttet-^in-for-iiic-yeanTOS-only-^46T- The number of churches was 16,955, which shows an increase of 395. The value of the churches is estimated at §62,520,417, being a decrease of $6,228,-741 from the previous year. Zeal without judgment is an though it be zeal unto good. '' Philadelphia prodluces annually 7,000,. 000 more yards of carpeting than all Great Britaittr---------- Dead business men tell ho tales in the advertising columns.—5yrac«{rc Sundaymes. he announcement ii^ now made that arable was'discovered in the mucilage.—J?ome iSenitneL The pin manufacturers of the United States have a yery strong^^^combittlilioh," ~ and have quadrupled the price of their-product during the past year; Paris has 602 painters in oil, 103 miniature painters, 597 pastel and fan paintei^, 107 sculptors, and 754 mold-ers, not counting the many photographers, decorators, colorists, etc. In 1879 Germany produced 410,000 tons of beet sugar; Franco,300,000 tons; Austro-Hiingary, 365,000 tons; Russia, 225,000 tons; Bélgium, Holland and Italy.80,000 tons, making, a total of, L380.000 tons, • " The loss to thé Prënch agricUltural ' interest, by . hail, frost, inundations, cattle diseases, and fire during tho five years, 1873-8, foots up the uncomfortably large sum of i,564,216,877 francs, or about $272,843.376. An old lady walked out oi a car on the linioh Pacific railroad while she was fast asleep, stejiped off theplatform, and was not much hurt, though the train was going twenty-five miles an hour." At dinner she had a doctor on either hand, one of whom remarked that tbdy -were well served, since they had a duck between them. "Yes," she broke in— her wit is of the sort that comes in flashes —"and I am between two quacks." Then silence fell. Yoimg Japanesechildrenicareely ever cry, because great care is taken to keep out of their way every possible oause of irritation. It is probably in consequence of this that the Jnps are, as a race, almost exasperatingly good humored, so that a servant severely scoldcd will often merely reply^ by > -beaming smiiel The length of the actual St. Gothard unneliinine miles and three hundred and seventy-seven yards, while that of the Mount Cenis is rather nibre than a ^nile and a half loss. The rate at which the rock was bored between Modane and Bardor.eche amazed mechanicians : a efozen years since But the daily progress made under the St. Gothard has been more than double. The contractor ■ agreed that tihe work stiould be finished wthin eight yëarsl The actual time • r has been seven months less than the stipulated term. ssse What He Knew of English. I heard a funny story of a llttle Boston boy the other day, which I think has never been in print. His father had amused himself by teaching the bri,ght little fellow several words and phrkses in a number of languages, so that ho had quite a reputation as a linguist. An Englishman of some note dined with' the family one day, and the child was much interested in watching him and listening to his conversation. After dinner the guest took him on his knee, with the remark: "I hear you know a groat many languages; tell me liow many you know;" "Oh! I know French and German and Italiun and Spanish, and that is all. "But you know English?" "No! I don't know English, ' he answered, with n very positive shake of the head " Yes, you do, certainly," persisted, the English-!.mn. "Itellyou. I d^ not!" replied the,child, almost impatiiyitly. and very emphatically. »"My p.apa knows English, I s'poee, but I only know two words4n EngUsli-l". -" Ahi what are they? "'Ouse and 'orse.'"—iioto Tran:cript. Foreign Bodies in the Ear. At a recent meeting of the New York Cliiiical society. Dr. G.. H. Fox mentioned the l^ise of a patierit v.'ho for several days had had pain in the oar, with impaired hearing. A wad of soft paper was foundfirmly impacted in the 320,833 miie" of shpop, if strung along, ear, and was removed. The man lind one closely following the othor~orWords ol Wivlom. Sin has a great many too's; but a H is the handle which fits them all. CeremoDles differ in every t;uuntry; but true politeness is ever the same. Money is the naetal wlieol-work of human action, the dial-plate of our value. There is a wealth ol affection and kindness in every human hesurt, if properly developed. The faults that are committed throngli excess of kindness, it requires small kindness to exctlse. If you would have your desires always effectual, place them on things which are in y(»ur power to attain. If the balance of liappiness be ad- -justed fairly, it will be found that all ^ conditior s of life fare equally well. Inquisitive people are Uie fimnels of _ conveifiation; but they do not take ii^ anything for their own use, but merely pass it to anotijer. A beautiful smile is to tlie female, countenance what tlie sunbeam is to the landscape. It embellishes on inferior f ice, and redeems an ugly one. it is im poHsifrhrto make-people-under- -stand their iioonmce, for it rrquires knowledge to perceive it; and therefore be tliat can perceive it hath it not.Th3 Number el Sheep. It is estimated that tliere are fronqi 434,000,^ to 000,000,000 sheep in tlio ^fid7or, at the lowest estimate, ov^r' taken a surf bath a few days before, and had first felt tho pain and deafness im- ncarly enough to enciicle the enrth th'^rteen times. Of thesè the United roedately after having been struck on States have 30,000,000; that is, nenirlj the side of the head by a wave. The ' *-----"'------— enough to make a solid column of sheep, eight in a row, from New Yorls to San Francisco. Great Britain has about the same number of sheep as th€ United States, and her wool cliRincrcased from .. 1 - , 91,000,000 pounds in 1801, to 395,OMh*. ^ ________________________. 000pounds inl875. France and Austria; of headafehe, dtojness, and nausea,with-prodn«» abontasimichibnt-theHBiBSled---7- ont any evidence of kidney trouble. She ¡States product fs only about soon fotmd thatfhe raasomewjhat deaf,' 000 pounds—not iwo-thirdt of thai of ^até^^cr^th dl»»Mn«Land removed . Great Britain. 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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. PreludeShortly after the events of Blackest Night, Guy Gardner sees prophecies of the future due to residual effects of briefly becoming part of the Red Lantern Corps that involve an unknown entity capturing all the Lantern Corps Entities, leading to a great civil war that will wreak havoc through out the Green Lantern Corps. He seeks the help of Ganthet who suggest they visit Atrocitus, leader of the Red Lanterns, who reveals has seen the same vision. The three make an unsettling blood pact in order to try and prevent the chaotic future from happening.Elsewhere, the unknown figure who is capturing the Entities makes his presence known on earth by attacking Hal Jordan with a Parallax infected Barry Allen. After a brief fight, and with members of the Blue Lantern Corps, Indigo Tribe, and Orange Lantern Corps intervening, the unknown figure manages to capture Adara and Proselyte, adding them to his collection of Parallax and Ion. The figure then reveals himself to be Krona, the renegade guardian.OverviewFinding out that Hal Jordan is working with members of the "unsanctioned" lantern corps, the Guardians of the Universe send a team of Green Lanterns to arrest Jordan on Ryut, where he and the other New Guardians have found the Book of the Black, kept by Lyssa Drak. The Book of the Black manages to capture all the New Guardians but Jordan. Meanwhile, on Oa, Krona returns and attacks the Guardians, possessing them with the Emotional Embodiments, and returning Parallax to the Central Power Battery, restoring the impurity within the Green Power Rings. Krona is then able to control all of the Green Lanterns, minus Hal Jordan, Kyle Rayner, John Stewart, Guy Gardner, Kilowog, and Ganthet, as they had already been possessed by Parallax before, and show a slight resistance to the fear embodiment's effect. Kyle Rayner and John Stewart began to feel the effects of the Kronas influence though and began to fight as well as Hal Jordan and Guy Gardner. Hal Jordan and Guy Gardner were able to meet on a Safe House planet that the Green Lantern Corps established just in case the security of Oa was put into jeopardy. Hal Jordan and Guy Gardner duked it out for a bit before they both decided that they needed take off their rings in order to avoid Krona being able to extend his influence on them. Ganthet blew up his hand in order to remove the rings from both Kyle Rayner and John Stewart before they killed each other. Hal Jordan was able to activate a ship that was located on the safe house planet and made his way to Oa with Guy Gardner. Once there, Hal Jordan, Guy Gardner, Kyle Rayner and John Stewart are able to meet up and Hal pulls out the rings that the other Guardians of the Emotional Spectrum dropped before they were sucked into the Book of the Dead. He suggest that since they were unable to weld their Green Power Rings in order to escape Kronas influence they should each wield one of the powers rings from the other Corps. Hal Jordan takes the Yellow Spectrum, Kyle Rayner accepts the Blue Spectrum. John Stewart accepts the Indigo Spectrum (although his first choice was to take the Orange Spectrum but Hal explained to him how much it would change him and how it just did not go with John Stewarts personality) and Guy Gardner accepts the Red Spectrum Ring. As the Earth Lanterns accept the rings they are attacked by a squadron of Green Lanterns and are forced to go deeper into the heart of Oa underground. While attempting to reach the core of Oa Hal Jordan, John Stewart, Guy Gardner and Kyle Rayner come across an old antique room that was built by the Guardians that none of the lanterns knew about. In this room there were many objects including an old Manhunter robot and also the first piece of technology that was used to harness the willpower of the Green Light Spectrum. This device is held to be even more powerful than a Green Lantern ring by itself as when Guy put it on he stated that it felt as if he had 10 Green Lantern power rings on. Moments later though they are attacked by an older Green Lantern who had been put there by the Guardians in order to protect the facility and especially the Krona Guantlet. Kyle stops the fight and convinces the Lantern that they are indeed allies and that they were not attempting to steal anything. The attacker leaves and moments later a computer comes online and shows that Mogo is creating a massive amount of Green Lantern rings and sending them to different sectors all over the Universe. Kyle at this points sides with John and tell the other Lanterns that this has now become their most pressing matter since Kronas army is growing by the minute soon there will be thousands of beings on Oa under Kronas control hunting them down and the War will be lost. John then uses his ring to transport Kyle and himself to Mogo (an ability that is inherent among the rings of the Indigo tribe).Jordan and Gardner eventually make their way to Oa, meeting with Rayner and Stewart. Unable to use their Green Power rings due to Parallax's influence, Jordan suggests they use the rings of the other corps Jordan took from Ryut. Jordan dawns the Sinestro Corps Ring, Gardner the Red, Stewart the Indigo, and Rayner the Blue. The four former Green Lanterns decide to try and extract Parallax from the Green Power Battery, but have to fight off a Prallax controlled Mogo and Emotional Embodiment possessed Guardians of the Universe in the process. Kyle and the other Earth Lanterns go underground in order to escape the onslaught of the mind controlled Green Lanterns. While there they attempt to devise a plan of attack when the Earth Lanterns reach a fork in the road. Hal believes that the primary mission was to remove Parallax from the Central Battery and John believes that their biggest threat at that moment in time was the planet Green Lantern Mogo. An argument ensues and Kyle attempts to calm everyone down and tells them that it should be put to a vote. They all decide that they should head to the Central Battery and attempt to remove Parallax and Hals rings shows them the path to travel underground in order to reach it. On their way there they notice an underground facility constructed by the Guardians that hold some of their most darkest secrets. There is an old inactive Manhunter there as well as the Krona Gauntlet. The Krona Gauntlet was the first piece of technology created that had the ability tap into the energy of Will and create constructs based upon a users thoughts. This device is held to be even powerful than a Green Lantern ring by itself as when Guy put it on he stated that it felt as if he had 10 Green Lantern rings on. Moments later though they are attacked by an older Green Lantern who had been put there by the Guardians in order to protect the facility and especially the Krona Guantlet. Kyle stops the fight and convinces the Lantern that they are indeed allies and that they were not attempting to steal anything. The attacker leaves and moments later a computer comes online and shows that Mogo is creating a massive amount of Green Lantern rings and sending them to different sectors all over the Universe. Kyle at this points sides with John and tell the other Lanterns that this has now become their most pressing matter since Kronas army is growing by the minute soon there will be thousands of beings on Oa under Kronas control hunting them down and the War will be lost. John then uses his ring to transport Kyle and himself to Mogo (an ability that is inherent among the rings of the Indigo tribe). Once they arrive there they are almost immediately attack and the plunge into the core of Mogo in order to help restore him. Mogo attempts to access their thoughts and create constructs of people that they care about and attempts to convince them to go back but they press on. Once they reach Mogos center Kyle attempts to cure his mind using the energy of the Blue Lantern ring to no success. They notice that the energy of the Black Lanterns is causing interference since towards the end of Black Night Mogo took in their energies while they were attacking him and stated that they would burn at his core for all Eternity. Seeing that there is no way to cure Mogo and that he is too far under Kronas control John decided to tap into the power of the Black energy and uses it to form a weapon and destroys Mogo completely. Kyle, horrified by Johns actions, attempts to gather pieces of Mogo together in order to restart his core but they fall apart. Later on John and Kyle meet back with Hal and Guy and Ganthet and attempt to use the full power of all the different Corps ring to crack open the Central Power battery and release Parallax. While their combined effort was unable to continue as they were under attack by other Corps members. Guy Gardner with the Red Ring of Rage and the Star Sapphire Ring of Compassion manages to break open the Central Battery and releases Parallax from the Central Power Battery. The other Lanterns are then broken from Kronas control and being preparations for their final showdown with the New Guardian Entities and Krona. In the final battle against the renegade Guardian Krona, Kyle was able to use the Book of Black by drawing a picture inside of it essentially "willing" the other New Guardians back into the normal realm. When they returned their rings went to Krona and as he was about to give the final killing blow to Hal Jordan and Sinestro, Hal somehow managed to kill him first, finally ending the War of the Green Lanterns.ChecklistPrelude - Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #7Prelude - Green Lantern #63 (March)Part 1 - Green Lantern #64 (March)Part 2 - Green Lantern Corps #58 (March)Part 3 - Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #8 (March)Part 4 - Green Lantern #65 (April)Part 5 - Green Lantern Corps #59 (April)Part 6 - Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #9 (April)Part 7 - Green Lantern #66 (May)Part 8 - Green Lantern Corps #60 (May)Part 9 - Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #10 (May)Part 10 - Green Lantern #67 (July)Collected EditionsGreen Lantern: War of the Green LanternsRelated EditionsWar of the Green Lanterns: Aftermath [War of the Green Lanterns Aftermath (#1-2), Green Lantern Corps (#61-63), Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors (#11-13 )]Non-U.S. EditionsGreen Lantern Sonderband #28Green Lantern Sonderband #29Green Lantern Sonderband #30


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Jude Law's getaway with exJude Law has reportedly angered Sienna Miller by planning a holiday with his ex-wife Sadie Frost.
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FOSDEM 2008: Keynote Videos now Online
The main track talks from the FOSDEM 2008 developer conference are now available free of charge from the Linux Magazine video archive.
The event, which was held February 23-24 at the Free University of Brussels, focused on build systems and programming languages like JRuby, Perl 6 and PHP 6 among other things. Other topics includes software packetizing and the use of Linux in the movie industry. The Linux Magazine Video Archive includes videos and synchronized presentation slides.
Videos and documentation for the other tracks and lightning talks have been posted by the FOSDEM organizers on their own websites.
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