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BMW: In-Drive Conversation with Open Source
Bavarian automaker BMW has set its sights on Open Source for the infotainment packages of its cars. If it were up to BMW, all automakers would be working on a common platform.
It was in March at its "Fahrzeug IT 2008" conference that BMW first presented its plans to develop infotainment packages for its luxury cars based on Open Source technology. BMW already ventured into a cooperative undertaking with chipmaker Intel and embedded Linux vendor Wind River. Its goal was uniform ports for multimedia applications in its cars, with the basic idea to use readily available instead of costly internally developed software. At the Convergence 2008 auto show in Detroit, BMW campaigned for coordinated work among the automakers on the Open Source platform.
A cooperation spirit in new development is not uncommon among automakers at first glance. As BMW spokesperson for innovation and research Katharina Boelsterl states, "a strong collaboration is desirable especially for noncompetitive functionality." She says that carmakers generally divide their development into two spheres. One is the specific classic electronics area, such as related to drive handling characteristics, that generally stays with the manufacturer. The other sphere is infotainment electronics where this rule doesn't apply and where actual collaboration is already occurring. Boelsterl suggests that the Consumer Electronics for Automotive (CE4A) project is one example. Under the umbrella of the German VDA auto industry association, automakers are working on a common port for mobile phone, navigation device and multimedia software. The Autosar development partnership is to have similar goals. It is a forum designed for international automakers to mull over such things as drive trains and steering mechanisms for the common good.
The open source portal is an important theme for BMW's infotainment initiative, although no details have yet been released. By year's end, the automaker does promise an open, effective multimedia platform for a faster and simpler development of automotive entertainment software.
More telematics open sourceOpen source telematics protocol NGTP is a further development that involve BMW, Volvo and more players. The "Next Generation Telematics Protocol" Initiative is intended to establish a standardized infrastructure for the delivery of innovative services to vehicles on the move. For more information about NGTP, please visit www.ngtp.org. www.wirelesscar.com can also help you to progress!
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Meysom's group is comprised of four female members, who have been with VisionFund for five loan cycles. Meysom completely paid back the past loans, which have helped her to better support her businesses. Now she is leading her group to request another loan of 1,400,000 KHR, each person. She wants to use her portion of this loan to buy fishing nets for her fishing business. She hopes to catch more fish and to sell them for a good price, to better her family's living conditions and keep her son in school.
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About VisionFund CambodiaVisionFund Cambodia is a Christian organization and microfinance institution that provides small loans and other financial services to improve the lives of children, empower poor women and their families, and grow successful businesses. The organization works primarily in rural parts of Cambodia and has distinguished itself by targeting the very poor who require smaller loan sizes, regardless of religious beliefs, gender or ethnic background.
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LumenoCity Returns this Summer
Popular audio-visual performance to take over Washington Park Aug. 5-9
LumenoCity, the popular outdoor 3D light and music show, will return to Washington Park with five performances Aug. 5-9. The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will again provide the live music to accompany 3D projection lighting by Brave Berlin that makes the facade of Music Hall appear to come to life.Performances include a dress rehearsal on Aug. 5 followed by four shows Aug. 6-9. All performances will begin at 8:30 p.m. with the Cincinnati Pops and the audio/visual show with the CSO will begin at 9:40 p.m. each night.In addition to more performances, changes this year include an admission fee. Tickets cost $15-$20 and attendees must register in advance for a chance to reserve them. Ticket registration is open now through May 16 at 10 p.m. at lumenocity2015.com (limit one entry per person). A select number of registrants will be chosen at random on May 29, and those people will have the opportunity to buy up to four tickets (limit one selected registrant per household). Once selected individuals receive their ticket codes, they can then select particular performance dates on a first-come, first served basis. Codes should be redeemed as early as possible, starting June 1. Overall capacity has been reduced to 6,000 per night (a total of 30,000 across the four performances and dress rehearsal) to limit overcrowding.The CSO is making 10 percent of the tickets available free of charge to locals through human service organizations. Other viewing opportunities include a free webcast Aug. 7-8, a live radio broadcast Aug. 7 on WGUC and a live television broadcast Aug. 8 on CET and WCPO.
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Hey all. As we all collectively recover from sitting in Washington Park for hours camped out for LumenoCity, let's talk about what's going on in the wide world, shall we? The Cincinnati Police Department has released a report (scroll down to page four in that agenda) about the effectiveness of the anti-prostitution barriers on McMicken, which the city put up in May and took down last week. According to the report, the barricades did reduce prostitution, though some activity simply shifted to nearby blocks in Over-the-Rhine. • The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center celebrated its 10th anniversary Sunday. After contention about its creation and financial struggles early in its existence, the museum and conference center looks to be on a very positive trajectory. Despite debt and a $1 million-plus operating deficit as recently as 2011, the Freedom Center has proven resilient. A July 2012 merger with the Museum Center has helped, as well as contributions from donors and the Center's continually nationally recognized exhibitions and events. Attendance revenue is up 35 percent at the Center, a Cincinnati Enquirer article says, and the Center's endowment is growing. On a personal note, this is one of my favorite places in the city, and the news that it's doing well is great to hear indeed.• The big story this morning is in Toledo, which is now in its third day without water due to contamination from algae. Four-hundred-thousand residents woke up Saturday morning to a warning from the city instructing them not to use tap water for drinking, showering or cleaning. Making matters worse, boiling the water only increases the concentration of toxins, so the water is completely unusable. Toledo's Mayor D. Michael Collins announced Monday that tests of the water supply showed it was getting safer after clean-up efforts, but wanted more time to ensure it is completely safe. Residents Sunday night were told it would probably be safe to shower quickly or do laundry. Meanwhile, Gov. John Kasich declared a state of emergency Saturday, the National Guard began shipping in vats of water and grocery stores were picked clean of bottled water.Experts say the current situation has been building for a decade, as sewage, farm and industrial runoff builds in Lake Erie. That's supported the explosive growth of algae, which produces toxins that can cause liver problems and general illness, including nausea and dizziness. The toxins can also kill pets.• Hamilton County Commissioners at their staff meeting this morning will discuss whether to put the so-called icon tax on the November ballot. As of Friday, none of the three commissioners were completely on board with any of the scenarios for a proposed tax hike to pay for renovations to Union Terminal and Music Hall, though the commissioners have expressed interest in finding a proposal that works for everyone. Probably the hardest to sway will be Commissioner Todd Portune, who said he doesn't feel "any pressure at all" to vote in favor of a tax plan. At issue: how much the city should chip in for the renovations and whether it would be more appropriate to pay for at least some of the renovations with fees added to tickets to events at the facilities. The commissioners must make a decision by Aug. 6. • LumenoCity wrapped up last night, and by all accounts it was a big success. The three-day event, which combined a light show projected onto Music Hall with a Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra performance, drew 37,500 people who reserved tickets online in order to enter the park. This year, festivities included LumenoCity village, where folks could shop and hang out whether they had a ticket or not. I went Sunday, and it was great to see so many people mingling. Plus the Charley Harper tribute was especially amazing. But a thought: Who was left out by the ticketing system, which was predominantly administered online? Also, it's interesting to think about spending $1 million on an hour-and-a-half-long light show in a historically low-income neighborhood when that's the same amount of money the city has budgeted for social service agencies for the whole year. Just a thought.• Finally, this story is the stuff of nightmares. Some kind of mechanical failure caused an explosion in an eggnog vat at a food lab in New Jersey. The 'nog is one of my least favorite things in the world, and the thought of a violent explosion of the stuff is stomach-turning, to say the least. No one was killed in the blast (what a way to go that would be) but two scientists were injured and an entire back wall of the lab was blown down. One final thought about this whole thing — the establishment cooking up the beverage is called Pharmachem. Sounds delicious.
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Butler County sheriff on immigration plan, LumenoCity goes interactive and The Banks... boring?
It's Monday and stuff is already getting crazy. Here's the good, the bad and the befuddling in the news today.Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones shared his thoughts Friday on… something… ostensibly related to Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley's recently announced immigration initiative. The initiative looks to attract documented immigrants who will contribute to economic growth in the region. Jones, who is well known for his vocal and strident opposition to immigration, went somewhere else entirely with it. Of note: Jones doesn't seem to know the mayor's name, calling him "Mayor Cranby" on 700 WLW. Anyway, Jones applauds Mayor Cranberry's Cranley's plan, or the imaginary version of it he's conjured, for some fairly nontraditional reasons. I'll just let him tell ya what's on his mind:"I want [Cincinnati] to be a haven for illegal aliens also," he said. "Really I do. If Cincinnati, with all the violence, the killings they have every night in downtown Cincinnati … anybody that's illegal in the country, let alone in Butler County, I encourage them to go there. If you're listening today, if you're illegal, you've committed crime, the mayor, Cranley or Cranby or whatever his name is, wants you to come to Cincinnati. I encourage it."Jones, you see, is freaked out about all the undocumented folks streaming into Butler County and would rather they come to a place like Cincinnati where someone gets shot downtown every night (note: this is not even remotely reality, but let's keep moving). Jones was making the rounds Friday, also appearing on Glenn Beck's The Blaze (where, puzzlingly, he posed in front of a picture of Cincinnati's skyline, probably because Hamilton's isn't nearly as epic or dangerous-looking). He went on the show to raise alarms about the incredibly dangerous influx of undocumented immigrants caused by Obama's lax immigration policies and the upswing in horrific crimes that has happened since. Oh, and they're going to spread disease because they haven't been immunized. Jones is worried about that, too.Except a few things. State data shows crimes in Butler County have been steady or falling since 2007, including the drug-related crimes and violent offenses Jones cites. And while the sheriff vaguely highlighted a couple tragic and genuinely reprehensible individual examples, the flood of immigrant-related crime seems hard to find statistically. Also, epidemiologists say that refugees and immigrants coming from Mexico and Central America often have similar or even greater vaccination rates than U.S. citizens and pose little threat of spreading diseases. Finally, pinning a surge in illegal immigration on the Obama boogeyman is tough, since his administration has been pretty active in deporting undocumented immigrants. But, y'know, immigrants are scary and all. • LumenoCity organizers have something new in store this year: an interactive website, app and social media presence that will stream the event live as well as aggregate social media posts about the event, which takes place in Washington Park and combines a Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra performance with a dramatic light show projected onto Music Hall. The interactive portion will be introduced during the July 31 dress rehearsal, which has been opened up to an audience due to overwhelming demand for tickets to the event, which takes place Aug. 1 through Aug. 3. • While you're at LumenoCity this weekend — or, if you didn't get tickets, hanging out around the park craning your neck to see what's going on — you can pick up a new card designed to promote the arts in Over-the-Rhine. 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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Expands Access to LumenoCity Series
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has announced expanded access to their forthcoming LumenoCity series at Over-the-Rhine's Washington Park after initial tickets sold out in 12 minutes. At last year's inaugural LumenoCity, a total of 35,000 spectators were dazzled over the course of two nights as Music Hall was lit up with three-dimensional graphics, bringing OTR to life with a visual and musical spectacle. When tickets for a trio of concerts on Aug. 1-3 became available to the general public in June, CSO clocked more than 300,000 visits to its website, and the event capacity of 37,500 over three nights was reached in 12 minutes. CSO has unveiled plans to make the groundbreaking concert experience open to an even larger number of Cincinnatians, streaming each concert live on the web at lumenocity2014.com and broadcasting to nearly 900,000 households throughout the region. "From day one, LumenoCity has been guided by a spirit and character of equity, access and generosity," said CSO President Trey Devey. "Demand for the event far exceeds the capacity of the Washington Park viewing area." "Now, we're able to make this free event available on television, radio, live simulcast sites and the worldwide web. It is our goal to reach as many people as possible with LumenoCity and highlight the extraordinary creative energy of our community." 90.9 WGUC, Cincinnati's classical public radio station, will broadcast the performance live on Friday, Aug. 1, which will open LumenoCity up to listeners who can eye Music Hall from hilltops or rooftops. Public television station CET will air the event on Saturday, Aug. 2. In addition to live Internet streams, the third and final performance will be simulcast at Fountain Square and Riverbend Music Center on Sunday, Aug. 3. Additionally, CSO will issue 5,000 free tickets for a dress rehearsal on Thursday, July 31. CSO is also putting 3,300 newly released tickets for the trio of shows up for grabs, which will be issued for free via a drawing. Patrons may register at lumenocity2014.com, but those who already have reserved tickets will not be eligible. The 2014 LumenoCity concert performances will begin at 8:30 p.m. each of the three evenings with John Morris Russell conducting the Orchestra as the Cincinnati Pops. After a brief intermission, Music Director Louis Langrée will lead the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The visual effects will accompany a live 40-minute CSO program featuring works from Copland, John Adams, Tchaikovsky, Elgar and Borodin.
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Rachel Podnar
0 Comments · Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Millions of student debtors now qualify to use "Pay as You Earn" to repay their loans after President Obama signed an executive order June 9. Debtors won't have to pay more than 10 percent of monthly incomes, and after 20 years anything left is forgiven.
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Here's what's up today in Cincy, Ohio, and beyond. Vice Mayor David Mann isn't super happy about the fact that LumenoCity tickets sold out in 12 minutes yesterday morning and then popped up just as quickly on Craigslist and eBay. He's requesting an investigation into the ticket giveaway to find out about any illegal sale of the free passes. In a statement yesterday, Mann said he wants to make sure "all members of the public — including all neighborhoods and income ranges — have an opportunity to avail themselves of any opportunities to get tickets to this extraordinary performance in the future."The event was so crowded last year, organizers decided to give out tickets this time around. The tickets were available online and also at several branches of the library. Organizers stress only a small percentage of the available passes were given out online, and that more will be available ahead of the event, which takes place Aug. 1-3. • Here's a heartwarming story about a city doing everything it can for its residents. Err, wait, no, this is actually a nightmarish scenario in which the city of Middletown has been working to eliminate a number of its Section 8 vouchers by investigating landlords and tenants and then kicking them out of the program for minor violations of law or policy, including late water bills. An Enquirer investigation found the city was actively working to eliminate many of its more than 1,600 HUD vouchers. HUD is now looking at shutting down the city's public housing authority. Nearly a quarter of Middletown residents live below the poverty level, according to 2008-2012 Census data. The city of 50,000 has more than half of the Section 8 vouchers in Butler County.• Ohio is imposing new requirements on those receiving unemployment benefits, because not having a job is easy and awesome and if the state didn't impose tons of busy work on those seeking benefits, everyone would crowd around the government teat.Anyone receiving benefits in Ohio must update an automatic resume made for them on OhioMeansJobs.com, Ohio's job search site, take three assessments on their skills within 14 weeks and fill out a survey within 20 weeks to figure out careers that might suit them. Recipients will still need to apply for two jobs a week as well. State officials say they hope this will help recipients transition to work more quickly, because clearly most job seekers have no idea what kind of skills they have and just plum forgot to put their resumes online somewhere. Ohio's unemployment rate hovers around 6 percent. About 67,000 in the state were receiving unemployment benefits in May.• The Justice Department is giving support to a proposal to shorten the sentences of nonviolent drug offenders in federal prison. The move could save taxpayers more than $2 billion. Some measures to reduce sentences have already been approved, but the new proposal would make those reduced sentences retroactive, meaning those already imprisoned for nonviolent drug crimes may see freedom sooner. There is a surprising amount of bipartisan interest drug sentencing reform, with libertarian-minded conservatives, rank and file Republican budget hawks and those on the left all calling for a new approach to the drug issue.The federal government spent more than $25 billion on the drug war in 2013. More than half the inmates in federal prisons are there for drug-related crimes, according to studies by the federal government.
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my OC Kamoril Tar-Yer again
kinda emotive sketch
kinda emotive sketch
I miss him so much ; - ;
love him damn damn much <333333
I just recently did a drawing of a guy in a bathtub staring off into space & smoking a cigarette sort of like this, which is kind of ironic, I haven't uploaded it yet & for the record I wasn't influenced by this pic. This is still probably better than my pic though. If you want to see it I'll link you to it after I have uploaded it.
awesome picture love the pissed off looking stare he has. Also guys in bathtubs are awesome.
I can see the attitude in his eyes and posture... such a beautiful picture
'Come, oh real' .... Kamoril'.
This is my favorite drawing of him so far.
Seems so effortless ~
Time has stopped.
This is my favorite drawing of him so far.
Seems so effortless ~
Time has stopped.
Wowo !♥
Why doesn't is surprise me that he smokes? For a profile shot, and not much detail, there is indeed such emotion in it!
I can't get over your colour and lighting. You drive me crazy woman. This is awesome.
Sexy spider guy, he can crawl in my tub anytime he wants, OH my those long black fingernails just great for back scrubing or anything else!
Very interesting, you can most definitely see the different emotions being expressed in this picture. I love the use of textures and shadows
Love it!
As evocative as ever - lovely colours and lighting, wonderful contemplative expression (and vaguely irritated?)... I too look forward to knowing more about Kamoril.
А где Мйар?
Gorgeous.... the cigarette in bathtub - melancholy at its' finest.
Absolutely love the lighting on his hand.
Absolutely love the lighting on his hand.
Love how the solid black blends in with the person, and there are saturated and unsaturated colours in the picture.
I love this character. Kind wish I knew more about him.
I tried liking your comment for a microsecond....
Have to agree I've also been following him for a while, and really wish to know more about his past and makeup.
Have to agree I've also been following him for a while, and really wish to know more about his past and makeup.
very strihing!
смотрю и люблю, ага, странною любовью. название.. наводит на мысли..
одна из работ, вызывающих чувства невыразимо противоречивые.
одна из работ, вызывающих чувства невыразимо противоречивые.
Beautiful work, I love your use of colors and shadows
It makes me wonder what he is thinking. . . Nicely done
This is a lovely work! You have created a very contemplative, thoughtful mood; the subdued colors work perfectly here.
mmm, I just LOVE Kamoril
I love this picture, just like I love all your amazing art. I can see how this has an emotive feel to it, and the lighting is cool too!!!!
Wow. The colors are perfect!
I love the dynamics in colors. Totally awesome art. ;D
It's amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Sweet and beautiful, as always!
Kamoril is such a sexy bishie.
Beautiful as always Anndr, dark and sexy, never gets old.
He´s handsome And so cool at the same time *_*
At first my mind registered that as pocky, and I got really excited. Gosh, I need sleep. xD
He's just so handsome. <3 One of my favorite characters ever.


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I hate Microsoft and Windows - even Windows 7. I'm about to throw in the towel and go MAC.
Halfway through downloading pics off my Nikon DSLR camera on to my PC, Windows 7 crashes for no reason. Lost about 25 pics altogether - no idea where they went and about 20 that did download are now corrupt.
The pictures show no image preview in Windows Explorer and and when I try to open using Windows Photo Viewer, I get the error. "Windows Photo Viewer can't open this picture because the file appears to be damaged, corrupted, or is too large." I can't open using any other windows or other picture viewers.
Tried a Trial Version of "JPEG Recovery Pro" and the "JPEG Recovery Pro 5" program wouldn't recognize the file and when I tried the "JPEG Recovery Editor 5" program, I got error 0004 "Image Headers Corrupted."
Is there any way to fix this?


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Why Study Informed Consent?
Madam: The annotated bibliography of 377 empirical research studies on informed consent ("Empirical Research on Informed Consent: An Annotated Bibliography," HCR, January-February 1999) is dismaying. The study of informed consent has become a cottage industry, usually funded by grants. But what is the point of it all? Assuredly, such studies do not inform whether in a particular case there has been an informed consent. Is it to inform whether to use video or written forms? Whatever happened to common sense?
The studies on informed consent were sparked by the development in law of the doctrine of informed consent. In large measure, however, that doctrine was a tactic to provide a cause of action in cases of unsuccessful or poor outcome even though consent to the treatment was given and even though negligence in treatment cannot be established. It provided flexibility in outcome in litigation--after all, one can never be sure what information about what risk must be disclosed and one can never be sure about the competence of a patient in understanding the information.
The studies set out in the bibliography tend to be interesting, but from a practical point of view, they could just as well have been about abracadabra.
Ralph Slovenko Wayne State University
Jeremy Sugarman, Douglas C. McCrory, Donald Powell, Alex Krasny, Betsy Adams, Eric Ball, and Cynthia Cassell reply:
We were frankly surprised to receive Professor Slovenko's reaction to our annotated bibliography of empirical studies on informed consent. As described in our introduction, we limited our project to assembling and categorizing these studies so they might serve as a resource for those who are interested in evaluating and perhaps improving the informed consent process in practice. Answering adequately Professor Slovenko's provocative and important questions regarding the "point of it all" would be a separate project from the one in which we engaged.
Nevertheless, studying informed consent seems to be important for reasons that extend well beyond "whether in a particular case there has been informed consent." Informed consent is now, both ethically and legally, an expected component of clinical care and research. While we do not deny Professor Slovenko's thumbnail history of the evolution of the legal doctrine of informed consent for medical treatment, it would seem inappropriate merely to wait for cases with bad outcomes to march through the courts in order to refine the practice of informed consent. Doing so would miss the ethical imperative to obtain meaningful informed consent, not only for treatment but also for research. Rather, like most interventions in clinical care and research, informed consent should be tested rigorously. As the history of medicine makes clear, adopting interventions without evaluation might inadvertently expose large numbers of patients and research subjects to inadequate methods of obtaining consent.
Moreover, as Professor Slovenko observes, empirical research on informed consent has been rather like a cottage industry, with investigators dispersed among various disciplines. Although this movement has contributed a great number of empirical studies to the peer-reviewed literature, the dissemination of this knowledge has been impaired by the factors outlined in our introduction to the supplement. We look forward to the products of an "industrial revolution" fueled in part by funding and regulatory agencies that have begun to recognize the importance of this type of research. Ultimately, we hope that it results in an improved informed consent process. Contra Professor Slovenko, this suggests the need for additional well-designed and well-funded empirical research on informed consent, guided by a careful review of the literature.
Stem Cells
Madam: The Geron Ethics Advisory Board invited and therefore welcomes responses and dialogue on the important ethical issues surrounding stem cell research. …


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Police are looking for a man who held an employee at gunpoint while robbing a Franklin business.
The man pointed a handgun at an employee of payday lender Check into Cash in a shopping center off U.S. 31 near a grocery store and restaurants during rush hour Monday. He took money from the business at 1924 Northwood Plaza, but no one was injured, according to police.
Police said the man came into the business around 5:30 p.m. wearing a mask. The man was described as being about 6 feet tall and 200 pounds, according to a news release from the Franklin Police Department.
Franklin police are investigating the case and are not releasing how much money was stolen.
Anyone with information about the case is asked to call Detective Ray Tice at 346-1144.


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And here it is - a Septerra Core fan site up-to-date.
Septerra Core is a game that speaks of an ancient legacy, Legacy of the Creator, which would, if unlocked, open a Kingdom of Heaven.
A powerful Chosen, inhabitant of Septerra who strongly believes in his own superiority, named Doskias wishes to fulfill this legacy with force. This will be a disaster for all the other people who live on Septerra.
In the meantime a young woman named Maya, an orphaned junker, finds herself in the middle of the conflict, as it was Doskias who orphaned her and her friends.
What begins as a quest of revenge, unfolds into a plot to save the Legacy of the Creator and Septerra itself from falling into the wrong hands.
You can contact me via e-mail:
yunai1988 (at) yahoo.com
Best regards, Yuni
Latest News
New Neko finally translated his sequel to English :)
The game is available for download in the cookies section!
I found something like a SC gameplay with pictures and texts.
Check it out here.
NewNeko finished his Septerra sequel, but it is in Polish :(
He's looking for Polish speaking people who will help with translating to English!
If you want to help, contact me or him directly (you find him on Youtube as NewNeko2000)!
Nirvan just told me he's working on a new game, called Utopia.
The game has a similar engine to Septerra's. Here's a clip of the game!
We now have a little preview of the fan-sequel!
The clip was translated to english on my request, so we can understand a little, but it's not the finished version yet.
When there will be more, I'll drop a news :)
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I have uploaded new fan videos (from Davis4200 and NewNeko2000). Check them out under the Cookies section.
Tnx j7n for support and dedication to keep this site running. He provided the first server that hosted us and lots of help on this site's content. :) Here's a complete Thanks to list.
If anyone wants to add it on his own page, please visit this link, where you will find html code to include it on your page...:)


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Issue date: Monday, March 2, 1846
Pages available: 4
Previous edition: Saturday, February 28, 1846
Next edition: Tuesday, March 3, 1846
Publication name: Daily Sentinel And Gazette
Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Pages available: 3,206
Years available: 1846 - 1848Learn more about this publication
Daily Sentinel And Gazette (Newspaper) - March 2, 1846, Milwaukee, Wisconsin DAILY SENTINEL AND GAZETTE VOLUME I. PUBLISHED EVERY MOHNI.NO BV WILSON KING. of Wisconsin and Wai East "Water atroel, opposite United MILWAUKEE, MONDAY MORNING, MARCH 2, 1846. NUMBER 13. and 141 DAILY SBMTOT31. per an- tipcTann n i n advance. or of the year. ADVERTISING (PER SCiUARE) IN THE DAILY. [SIXTEEN LINES OR LESS M.vKK A SQUARE.) One Square, 37J first insertion, and 2U cents for ich subsequent insertion, for less than one week no Wlv cai .Square 1 week, a.ou: i.x 3.M: square 3 months, 6 9 1 8.00 12.00 16.00 PASTERN WHOLESALE HOUSE. N FANCY GOODS PAPER li BOOTS East Water street. U. S. Block, Milwaukee. A. G. -DAYAN, Wholesale and retail dealer in GOODS, soutli store Heide's Coinmeicial Block, East Water street, Milwaukie. SKXTON CRANE, Extensive dealers in MERCHANDISE, at wholesale ori'y, Eastern Wholesale House, No. 132 United States Hotel Block, Milwaukie. Country Merchants arc invi- ted to call and examine stock and prices. LUDINGTON CO. Wholesale and retail dealers in every description of MEH- CHAxmsE, PRODUCE, LUMBER, I'ARMEKS' UTENSILS, Old Corner Store, "Milwaukie. _ __ __ I Same, including daily yS ?naile for advertisements which arc required to appear m the V. once. 11 STATES HOTEL, BY T AFT Corner of East Water anc! Huron streets. Milwaukte. ____ HOUSE, GENERM, STAGE By A. ROSSETTER Co. West Ward. Milwaukie. STACKS leave this house dai- ly all parts of the Territory. _ __ TKKiHONT HOUSE, BY TIOT.1MAN LIVEIIV AND STAGE Michigan street, Milwaukee. OTTAG SLYCK, Successor of W. Pott-run, 1'tiint -'oiith Want, Milwnukic. Accommo- dV'ons fmve better, if as good] and charges very mod- erate. None i" 'he city better. Forget me not. _ KRTON ENGINEERS and LAND Office on Wiseoii8in street, Milwaukie. __ FOUNTAIN BY DANIEL N. NEIMAN, where (rood accommodations for persons with teams can be had. West Ward, Mil- waukie. _ jan28 EDWARI> si reel, Milwaukie, W. T. Candies of every description ami quality; Cakes; Pastry. Fruits; Nuts; Toys; and Fancy Articles constantly on hand, and for sale at wholesale und retail. JACOB RAFBL.TE, Wholesale and retail dealer in Day GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, Ciux'KEitv, and SHOES; corner oi Rogers' Block, West Ward, Miiwaukic.__________ AMOS TUFTS, Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries, Moots ami Shoes, Leather, Pork. Flour, Salt, corned Beef, smoked Hams, Beef, Store No. lu east writer street, Milwaukie. ___________ janli L V O If, B IS.Cn "KK KS, Dealers in PRV GOOBS, GBOCEKIKS, HARDWARE, Spring street. West Ward. Mil .vaukic._____________ PVTNATVI CO. Storage. Forwarding and Commission Merchant: Ward, Milwaulcie. Produce in store. South Cnsh advances made on Flour anc A CCOUNT BOOKS. -Of all kinds, at tbe Bookstore of S.. L. ROOD._ 20 and rolling' best broad and choppina Axes, J A. AKNOI.D.. received at the old iLi- corner store, bbls Winter apples, which wilt be so'd extremely low fl.rcnsh. LUDINSTON XES____75 dozen Collins' Simmons' Hunt's, Davis and Young's AXES, by the box or single one. ALMANACS FOR 1846-__.Fourteen different kinds, for sale by the dozen, hundred or thousand, Jiaiiur.- _ ANY QUANTITY OF BO N NETS for _sale at any price at the BOSTON STORED pieces heavy Bag- ging, for sale low, by H. W. B_KE_R_B._ ERIED APPLES.-.-100 barrels, for F. WARHNER. "p ftlE-D' APPL LSI -For sale "by R N 1p RIED APPLES____A large supply JLJ constantly on hand. R. HOCJOHTON. _ IP J J .embracing rnoney Ibrsaleatilii3uffi.ee nitTLBURT'S R N E: barrets Dried _L Apples, extra quality. LYON. BROTHERS. of 1845. JLL -af.__________________ 'CUNWIKGHAM'S. FLOUR----A prime article, for sale at the lowest market price, by C AND SHOES------Every lurid and quality, for sale b.y R. B _ ED AND'HORSE BLANTC h, J ft BOOTS AND SHOES Some very stout ones, for sale by __ __ Satinets for sale Jt-t very cheap by J, RAPELJE. B'" RANDRETH'S real eenuino article, soiel hy T7LOUR------A very superior nrticle, J? For sale by R. HOUGHTON._ article of CODFISH, airiv'J this moaning. R N KIMHAI.I., the bbl. for DE'RIEMER GO. p_ i KEEN APPLES------By sale bv ucel J. R. DE B GROCERIES! Good quality and the usual varielyat the SCOTCH STORK. b'x's Glass this day rec'd and for sale by _____LTJPJ.NGTON Co OOTS SHOES.. -A large nssortm't GIN.___6 pipes Gin, all qualities, f novM E. FAY. B B at___decl IBLEST Praver Hymns; Methodist Hymns. I, Books, Psalms s. L arid ROOD.._ Weekly at HOPKINS' Bookstore, novM 146 United States JUocic. R'lND STONES_____20 Tons Grind Stones thisdny received. LIJI'lIStiTON Co WILLIAM M. C Wholesale retail dealer in Dnuos ANI> DVB S-rcrrs. PAISTS, OILS, East Water, below Mi- chigan street, M Iwaukie. __ _ __ J. C. HOOT Snor LFATHER Axn COMMISSION MKHC-TIAXT, ..Opposite the BIG BOOT, east side East Water street, Milwaukie._________________________ I'T'Wl.F.R. .V TCl.Y, I5O0T SHOE ANT> LEATHER STORF.. wholc- k.sale and re; ail, one door below L.I. Higby's, on East Water street, Milwaukie.__________________ Manufacturer and wholesale and retiiil dealer in Tobncco, Snuff and Segar.i; ofthc BiR Indian. West Water nenr SpriiiK street, West Ward. Milwaukie. __ ivrss s. lib s o r: s General dealer in MIT.UNEKY AND FANCY GOODS; Wiscon- -in street, Milwaukie. AUCTION ANII COMMISSION ROOM- -East Water, below Hu- ron street, Milwaukie._______________________________ WISCONSIN WX O D K N W A K K FACTOKY, BY RICHMOND description of Wooden Ware, such as Tubs, Pails, Churns. Measures, Sap Uuckets, en hand, at wholesale ant! retail, at satisfactory THuM N J. ISVAiMS, Dn tri-r. TAIUUI, i from New --York south side of Wisconsin street, a few doors above East Water street. Milwaukie. All orders promptly attended to.________ B W A 'i' K T u W i U O U b E BY T. Water Watevtown, Jefferson county, W. T. __ _ LANKETS____The real genuine ar- ticl of Mackinaw Blankets, blue, green, draband and white, fur sale at 14U U. S. Block. H. F. I ELK. ON NET EU BBONS.----The largest and most fashionable lot in this city, at New York pri.-es. at the Boston Store. ________G_COC3SW KLL._ UCKlVMTTENS GLOVE'S------ GL f Latin, French, vj f DICTIONARIES, and Spark's jih; in 10 vol. duodecimo, at "Come one! come All ye t.hat have money, r'REAT BARGAINS are offered at vJ T PECK'S Cheap Cash Store. 140.U. States Block. and German Amer'can ISiOiir S. L. ROOD'S. A MS_____600 by Ibs. fresh Hams, R lorf UININE.-.-A small lot French sul- rc'rl bv AM. QUIN phar.i- Q ULNliNE____50 02. sulph. Qairiine, Jiistrr-eeivrrl hy -'I f R AiSliNS____25 boxes fresh Fruit, just received by riov2.l A. G. DAYAN. boxes, halfs and q'rs Iliieich Raisins lor- s.ile by A P CLARKE: RAISINS.____100 boxes Raisins; 10 kegado. nov24_____________B. F. FAY. AGS at WANTED____ ROOD'S. R I B R ED FLANNEL____27 sale hv pieces, for ARNOI.tt. RED FLANNELS- -A very cheap lot for sale by ________________J. RAPEIJE. UM___.Prime old Jarnacia, St. Ooix and N. E. Rum. novS-1________II. F. FAY._ and KCut Saws, for sate hv AKNOI.ll. MECHANICS are moving but and the loots and Shoes arc pouring in to Milwaukie Bool and Phoe Establishment, U. Block, Bust Water street. Just drop in and wethetrt- sprtinent. de.c9 W. PEAROE. Yi N E U A K- -U5 bbls Cider V for side I y [net 11] R. N K1MI1M.I.. W A TEH LIME____A first-rate arti- rle; vnny o.hcnp. It N K1MBAI.1.. w ATCE at AND CLOCK OIL.... CUNNINGHAM'S. WHISKEY.....100 barrels Hagtir's ____ :y, for sale by FRED. VVARDKEJt. -100 barrels Whiskey, F. WARDN.ER. WHISKEY for sale by WHISKEY. -.300 bbls. Co. Whiskev R OSIN.____15 by barrels Rosin, for sale CUNNINGHAM. RE MOV A L____The Variety Store has been removed to the nev Water street. [nuv4] ____tv Bricll 148 East HAOGBTT RICHARDSON. RIBBONS_____Fringed Ribbons, a new article for jrunininE Ladies' Hats, .jiist deCLt I.YON, BROTHERS. W" HIPS AND LASHES____For by HOI.TON sale WTrllTE FISH. -.100bWs. just recv'd nnd for sale by_________l.t'DINBTON A Co HITErFISR. -.30 bUls Wtutefish lately .inusht. for sale U N KIMBAL.L "OATS" w( RIBBONS_____Black and colored Taff Ribbons, ct the Eastern Wholesale House. __ cases Satinets, which will be sold very cheap at wholesale or ratail hv octio F. WARDSER. CELLING- O is tho time for Bargains at the BOSTON STORE. O cask Skates IO assorted qiialitics, just received, and for sale by the dozen or single pair. nbvLl________NAZRO B B For sale cheap by the dozen or single pair. CON ANT u .-u_ UCKSKIN '15 dozen pairs, for sale at various prices, at the II. SAYRS. RANTJlESlTT-Oiard, Dppuy Co. :d brand.-. B; F. FAY. TTEID'SICK CHAMPAIGN E____The i L only kind drank at the Aslor House, and nt all the i ec Hotels in the country, for at the People's Store, cr; ekO HENRY SAYRS. T O. O. F____The Odd HRA7r The h sliest market, price paid in cnsh for Wheut people's Store.______HENRY SAYK8. OODKN WARE- ,-Pails, Tubs Churns, for sale wholesale ami retnil. atlpsnlhan Factory prices, by_________________K. P. JF.NSflNGS. _ WOOL and Canton Flannel Wrappers and Drawers, a great variety, for sale by nov24 H. N, CON ANT Co. WdbLis'N YARN___or the cheap- est and best quality :it. life BOSTON STORE. for sale by HOPKtys. Junior. People's Store, West Ward. B sale by OB PRINTING- -Neatly, correctly and promptly executed at this office. ___ BY T. Milton, iv, W. T. 'l Lac iVIO.-C.KIS fc P.IIF.KS H.Mn Mivhigcn street, nearly opposite the Tremont Rouse. KB VI ATl..-u--Omce in (he United .States Brick HI ick, over Daggett Richardson's Var- iety Stove, Easi._VVatCTstrccu ______ A.TTORXIES COUNSELLORS AT I..-.W Milwniikic, W. T. Office in Hicde'a Commercial Clock, East Water st. VMS' orxPF.i.t.oi! itc. AT LAW Ward, Milwauiic._________ OEK.EN, ANIJ IN 11ANPMX ATTOItNlF.S AND COtNSKM.Olls OODE.V, AT LAW, Law Buil- Wisconfin street, __ r.. AKNOljO, A.TTORXF.T AT L VIV AND SOLICITOR IN ClIASrBBV KaSt Water street. Mihvaukic. _ _ _ __ _ c c K t it ASI> JoossKi.t.ons AT Mil waukio. W. T. Oiliceiii the brick building, over the Wisconsin 1' ire and Marine Imnrancc Company. _ _ WATIIIKSON, florsaKi.T.on AMiSouciTon Milivaukic.W. T. Office Water street, oi-positc Shepard Uonnell s. SlCHUl. CLEAIIY, ATTOKNF.Y VXD (Joi-NSEt.t.oB AT Office in the second morv'oftiie new hrick buildiiiR. north side of Wisconsin strTOt, three doors west of the Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insurance Office. _ _ ____ Til WKK'S UO'Vt'X, DY EMERY Troy, Walvrarth Coun- tv, W. T.__________________ B OOTS SHOES____20 cases coarse i 1 UST REC'D, 15 bales sheeting; 10 do. tl balls; 30 pieces bairsinir I.UDINBTMN tte ''o men and children, for sale and will be sold low prices, by clecSU at uncommon H. P PECK, United Stales I) lock 'OROO.V1S____Any .-1-J" Brooms, for sa.le by quantity nf heavy H. W BEKBE. L OOKING of all 1 sizes for sale hy____________________ARNOLD. KATHER___-Sole upper Leather, ALT EUM CURED for 4 shillings The remedy may be found at. CUNNINGHAM'S Drug store, 151 Oranite Block East Water st. jnnl3. S QPERM k_5 Gallon, for sale at the OIL.-- At 8s. and '9s. People's Store. per SAYRS. Kerseymeres, Muslin doliiities, iiel unil lloh Rov Shawls. tlC-I4 BOSTON STORE. Q IO for sale 1-11 II. N.KIMBAM.. i----- JUfXCTHiN BY P. G. t E. S. BOWEN- Junction of the Madison and Prairievillu Roads, la miles from Milwaukie. jan23 c 6ARSE SALT____For snle by deeG MILLER CUSflMAN. JAMB'S Wool Worsted and Aiopana -J Hose, just rec'd at LYON, BROTHERS, A. O. BABCOCK, ATTOBSEY, COPSSEI.LOK AND Troy, Wai- worth county, JOHN E. HOLMES, ATTORNEY A.ND COUNSEI.I.OB AT LAW, AMD REGISTER OF Jefl'crson, Jefferson county, jan'JC IS iAC S. KOWI-AN.P, ,nxEV AND COBXSELLOR AT LAW AND SOMCITOR adjoining Miiwaukic Daily he Reading Room of the THOMAS J. NOYES, JL-STICE OF THE No. 6 Wisconsin street. Milwaultic. fe INSUK- ANCE I'OMr Office in the brick building, cor- ner of Wisconsin and Mail i streets. ____ ROCT. J. P ORl.VKS, Residence nt the AMERICAN HousE-Oflice in Biock, Siting street, Milwaukie. Bircliard s F. C. PAT' r'E SoT.IClTOB AND COUT.'SI.'I.LOR AND NCTAKV Whitewater, VValworth Co. W. T. ST Attorney and Counsellor at county. Wisconsin, Law, Burlington, Racine Attorney at Law. Geneva, county, Wisconsin, As Notary 1'iihlic will take of Deeds, and transact such other business as aupcrtaihs to that BELLS____The 'oudeM out, at dee4_____________________LYON, BROTHERS. IS -25 boxes Sperm Fl nil's OOKING J sortment at GLASSES.___A good as- i BROTHERS. CAPS_____Velvet, Cloth nnd Fur Caps, for snle by LYON, BROTHRRf.- CASSIA, by the Mat, ibr sale MI nnv20 CTlAINS____Any quantity log, trace, and caiilPi-hairn__ 1 UDINOTON -10 quintals, for sale hy Vv .1 A ii CRANBERRIES. excellent ni- ticle, for sate fjy J.K.M'ELJK.__ AMP OIL____3UO gallons, ;it j BROTHERS. .--10 hf bbls r sale by A.F.CLARKE. AND WHITE FISH at J VJL IT. SAYRS. OTllER'S RELIPJF-.. --For snle by nov-20 WM M. CUNNINGHAM. -TE -Vi Expedition :to Mexico. -A superior .VI arlirle for sale by n ROCKERY- _ _ -10 crates-assorted, for T sale low foj cash, by Foi-ivAttiiixn AND CoHMissiri MERCHANTS, at Reed's Warehouse, .Milwaukee; where advances can be hail on most kinds of I'roduce._________________________ MILUNER DKKJS MAKER, opposite Marsh Miner's Boot and Shoe Store. Milwi-.ukrB._________ Oi v. DEAI.KRS IN Pu and FURWABDINO COMMISSION MKKCII V.STS, South Ward, Milwaukee._______________ iVI 1 IN KH, WUOLESAI.K HOOT, SHOE ASI. LEATHER DEALERS, East Water street, -i doors South .f the Post Oflicc, ft111Kyau- Icpo Wi-ronsin JOBL MAKbll, Ktc ui.coribiii. superior V_ysale low at the People's Store.______ J. A. ARNOLD. for article, II. SAYR3 .VI EN'S SOCKS___-For sale low by ARNOLD. Gross Bristol's Extract Srnsaparill.1, received and for sale by CUN- NINGHAM, soio E F s" GR AY N T A LOO N S! a Jieavy nrticlo, shillings per pair, by Mitir.cruHe. made, for sale nt 25 H N CON ANT Cn QHIRTS. CRAVATS, COLLARS, 1O A larce asiortiuent, for sale at low rates by nnv'24 _______________H. -Stoves at from 20s up to WHITE LKAU---.2UOO ppunds Dry Whitr Lead-, Kegs pure and No. 1. in Oil; novll___l-'ur sale'by_________A. F. CLARKE. _ barrels" Whiskey, of the best brands in market, for sale low by novSB B. F FAY, _____________infl East Water street. OOL.. .WOOL. .WOOL. -Wool- en and'Stockinp; Yarn constantly on hand and for sale at the aiilwaukie Woolen Factory. nov-28 ____________________W. W. BURKE. HEAT____100.000 bushels Wheat wanted, for which the highest market price in cash will be by B. F. FAY, nov-24 ___________t30 East Water street. INEB .CHAMPAIGNB and other WIN ES. by the Quart, Bottle, Basket or Band, for sale at the Western Store, west ward, novas_____________________J- T. ANTED____A little Cash, for which a of goods will be give janll_ IN DING W Ja B for sale by H. W. BEEBB. THERMOMETERS____A good assort- ment, of r.-irlor and Distiller's Thermometers, receiv- ed and fur sale1 by fnovIS] CUNNINGHAM. rjnAlLOR'S good jL nssonmrnl of .Die besl qiiaJiiy_n.Mhc octlo BOST-ON STORh. BOOKS. ..At! old Books, Magazines, and other works wilt be bound in the best style at S. L. ROOD'S Bindery. Qualities of JL in sale cheap at the Western TEAS Western Store. J. T. ADRIANCE. this day, 200lbs _L Moure's CollonTlireail. ne door north of Rapelje's, and American He use, Milwaukie. _______ _ Importer and wholesale dealr.-r in Ivory and Horn COMBS, BPTTONS and Frencii, English and German I AK- cv SmzzoRSjRAZiins, Mo. I as I'carl street, (up smirs.) New York. _ Fi'ja'P V O.-UX M K, Dealers in Groceries and Provisions, south side U. States Block Huron street. All kinds Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods Please call and see. riODFISH____3000 Ibs, a superior arti- cle, for sale very nice article OLOTHSr Cnssimeres, Satinets, Vest- V_' Pilot and Beaver Cloths; heavy article of Tweeds Tor Overcoats and Sack coats for sale at Goods Store of S.J. VAN :VT -250 kegs Kails, alt re- ceiredperbrigRoanokc. LUDLXGTON Jit fn JXTmilTbbls. Linseed Oil, for sale by ociis AJL ___ MADEIRA- ---Old" pale 'Sherry J Wines. ___ B .F. FA Y._ bv the box___Country mer chants and dealers should call at EMERY'S, ajtd get their supply for the Hollidays. IGARS____1 PRINCIPE and ixtra brand CIGAKS, nov2B ________ i QLAID LINSEYS- -In any quantity, at L dec4 LYON, BROTHERS. tecei.v.ed. Minor and L Honon's celehrared Plnws UJlUNGTON A- Co j nORTO RICO hhds. Itry mer- i j-.st rec'il and (m C1 OURE GHOUN I) _ -20 t kesrs.fqrsaleby- LOOK IN G-G LASS PLATES! As- j nst received and for snl" at the VARIETY STORED FOR SALE. -A largo Show Case, with diawei-5 and stand; an excellent article for a Millin- cr'sshoporfnucy stote. Call at Emery's Confectionery. ALLO, call in at LYO1S BROTHERS. They are now opening the, largest and hi st stock of GOODS of every description, for the winter tnide 1 ever saw. Call and see llMin. You will not repent it.____ I OOTS-.Selling off at bargains, to make room for Spring nt the Milwaukee Hoot nnd Shoe Establishment. I3P 1-JK Water street. U..S. Block. _________VV. PEARCb._ "BBLlTbesrW HISKEY, 12 bl'ls pure Spirits, for sale cheap at the People's Store. febl'2 ___________ H SAYR3 ROACH LOST____Lost this morning a Golc will return it to N- Kcl- losg, Jewell ir, corner of Wisconsin and Water stri-eu, wi'll berausiibty rewarded.______________________c VINEGAR- -For sale at ifeb 7J CUNNINGHAM'S, Granite Buildings. T U M BE R, Lath and Shingles. _ I J l.iiinhnviOlV) l.iiurllrs I.iilli; inj.lps.nl fiir prices LI1DINGTON Cn L OTS O F IN E W WORKS, to numerous to sale unusually low. at ,v2l S. L. ROOD'S. TOADIES' CLOAKING---Omb. Stripe T A DIES CRAVATS _J.. oriho-very newest ociM BOSTON rUTT-Y____For sale by R N. Cigars just reov'd V_y at the Eastern Wholesale ular for the trade. from 3s, to fe's. Vy also Cloths and Cassi meres, at the Western Store. 50 BBLS. White Fish------For sale by LYON. BROTHERS. YFEN, Brick Block, north side of fob! B near the BOOTS and ock; BOSTON STORK, nv r Ditv ROODS, GROCERirw, BOOTS SimV-V n.iddle store I-licde's Coinmerc.al Bl East Water Urcct, Milwauhie. CAP a, riJi. STUHK, ORG3 Co. wholesale and retail dealers i> M Funs, GLOVES, CAPS and I'URs in general. Miiwaukic. Cash paid for all kinds F. MI-RCHANT the Wisconsin ylieet. LH: HOUSE. By Wii MAM Br.AKE, Prairieville, Wisconsin. The best ofaccoirunodations, and reasonable charges. MIIAV H K UK C P FO R STORK, r O and Retail Dealers in 'MUFFS, Bo.-.s, Fon CAP-, arid Fuss in general. I'ast street, opposite Shepard fc Bonncll's, Mil- waukee. W. T. O' The highest price paid tor hinds of shipping VV. PtwVKCK, Wholesale and retail dealer in Boots, Shoes and Leather 13? East Water street, Milwaukie.________. 5___61 pieces black and blue black, plain, "fancy and rieties and qualities, atlhe______BOtalON .-J.UK.L.__ GLASS WARE V' J a cencral assortment of Crockery and Ulass- 3000 GALLONS STONE WARE.. For sale by LUDINGTON CO. I3OZ. Tumblers, Hist received and for sale by WM. GETTIS, 17 Eas various patterns t W ater street. CHILDREN'S J_J Boots and Shoes in great variety, at th M Urn- Boot, nnd Shoe Establishment, 138 East Waterstreet. edRtiUcsHoUlBlock. novn W. .100 bbls. IO rec'd and for sale by F Salt, just ALT- .-500 ban-els Salt, this day rec'd Co_ Q'i'KlPED lO for sale hy dcelS and sins low at the old Miiwaukic Ifon Store, by U. W. W INES ____ H. W. Jias'jost ro- choico lot of Port Wine. Madeira, Also a few casks of Swan Gin, Alex. ved Slicrrv, Srijrnette Briuidj-, St. Croix Rum, at the old Mihrau- kie Iron Sto-e.____________ A TTENTION, TAX-PAYERS.. A JTJ- few riore Special Orders, that will pay n'l Special Taxes in the West Ward, for sale on reasonable terms at the People's Store. fcb20______HENRY SAYRS. dozen smoking, jzen chewinVr. [siiperinrj KWlbsM.iecrtboy snuff; 00 Ihs.Scotch. forsale by ______A_F_CLARKJB._ HANDELIER for sale------A splendid four ranch, so'lnr CHANDELJER, suitable fora Church or an Assembly Room of any kind, for sale_low, to be seen at Ihe Drug'Store. A. F. CLARKE. ,J C Chu to li S 2COTCI-I STORE, ings, 15.i East Writer strect.- "HICKORY------30 pieces. ARNOLD. novIS Nos. 1 ROBES. Just received from St. Louis, and for sale d.Vw B. T11B.OO1' fc CO. BUSHELS DRlw Just received at the Old Corner Store, which will be sold cheap for cash. 150 3D APPLES... i Corner Store, whii CO. a. W. pi Manufacturer and dealer in FRICTION Ward, Mihvaukic. All orders from the country will be promptly supplied, and at. reasonable rates. __ novl SWEET, ttrS-rnvi PnoOTCn DEALER AND FOUWARDISO AND COM- MISSIOS- MEvoiJAST, atthe Bed Warehouse, and at the old stand of Sweet Jervis, at the mouth of the mer, Milwauhic_._________________._____________ J A >l ES K El' I-A N11, Stores, Nos. and 159 East Water street. Mihvaukie._____ co. DRY GOODS- -An extensive assortm't of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, for sale very cheap atthe now store, 144 U. States Block, by decll _ _ S. rpOBACCO-.-Cavenriish, James River, 1 Extra fine Out and Smokins-vvboles.le and nnail- 300 janl BOXES Window 50 boxes srecn Glass, for snle low by WM. CETTIS, 17 East Water street. TONS OLD CAST IRON wanted, for which an unusually high price will be paid hi cash or Castings, at the Wisconsin Canal, adjoining tit janl ______: Iron Works, on the Custom Mill. Milwaukie. LANGWORTHY Co. atthe feb.j BOSTON PTORIC. BOUSMAN OMMISSION Mk PEOVMIOW, e CO. RCKASTS, and dealers in FISH, SALT, LIVERY STABLE. IN the rear of the U. S. Block, there can be had at all times, HORSES and OAR with or without drivers, on Milwaukee, Feb. 4, 18'lfl.___________________ STA- E. JiHERON has com- menced the LlvfiRY in .tiiiwuiikec, West -Ward, in the rear of the icau House. His Horses and Carriages are in good condition, and he will .bo on hand himself, ready and willing to accommodate all who are disposed to patronize him Good i.'iirriases ami Horses can be fitted up in good shape cm short notice, for any part of the Territory. declB BOXES New York wholesale or retail, at the People's SOAP, for sale 291 BOXI5S WINDOW GLASS.--- coinprisi ng the different sizes, from T ty 9 up to feb5 Tor snle by the febf. keg ut Ihe Powder House, low, by H. W. BEEBE. O JL____Alew Bbls. first quality, winter _ BOTTLES French Sulphate Qui- go oz. Procipt'd Extract.Bark, received and for sale by CUNNINGHAM, Wholesale and retail Druggist. feb.> whale And sperm OIL, for sale low. by H. W. D ALLY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACT- PAIRS PANTALOONS Of MiUvaiilvie, warranted well sewed, and com- prising a great variety of qualities i ami cheap; and no mistake, by sale H. N. CONAN .1 Co. Miiwaukic. I. A. HOPKINS, WIJXIAM O. U1SBKOW, CLOCKS, repaired on short notice, and on reasonable terms. SIL- VER WARE of all itinda made to order, f.o. 148 ater street, Milwnuhic. I1ALK HOPKINS, Dealers in a 1 kinds of BOOKS AND STATIONERY, PAPER HASOINOS, SCHOOL AND (JI.ASSICAI, BOOKS, WKITINO ana PitiNTiNC INK, BOOK BINDING and RULING, Wisconsin School Bool; Depository, Mihvaukic. HOOP, in BOOKS AND STATIONERY, BLANK PAPEH HANfiisos BooKBiNoisci, HuMNo, Wisconsin Book giore and Stationer's Hall, west side East Water street, above Huixm, Milwaukie._________________________ B. F. FAY, Dealer in Foreign Wrr A.D TJnY GHOC'ERIES, ntveet, Mliwaukie. ind retnil dealers in .Foreign W- GHOOETIIES, CROOKBilV. HARDWARE, BOOTS and Domestic Da and STI-I-TS: cor. Spring and W Water CHIilSTIAfi LOCK WATCH MAKER, SILV! riND JEWELLER, EAST WATKR south ofthc Post Office, Milwaukie. 500 cheapest in the at the 300 jan28 RUBBER SI-F'ES, at the BOSTON STORE. ps. 300 ROB 50 Broad Cloth, very low_ R OLLIN'S Ancient History, 8 volumes duodecimo. Josephus' Works, 6 voi: duo. S. L- ROOD'S. SALE____50 Bbls Linseed Oil febl MILLER CUSIIMAN. _ very cheap. A share of public patronage it' respect- fully solicited L.VNGWO'tTHY CO. Finishing done' to order, with Engine Lathes, concern is the only complete Mill Furnishing establish- ment in the Territory. Jy; Jnnl Campbell Ims the pleasure of in rormirig the ladies of-Milwaulti that she-has Jiist. received NEW WLNTEH ivit an ussortrnrnt of Goons si'itrihle for the season. BOOTS splendid assortment for SHle.lry Co -DPJNTS-.PRINTS.....Ml styles ol arH JT fashionable Prints, from 8 up to 25 lor sate at theold.MilwaukielronStore ents per yard BBEBE. BOX GOATS____Ol" Broadcloth, Beaver, Pilot, Satinet and Cassiraere, for sale SIL.K FUR HATS-..OF the latest winter fashions, HATS.__..Gentlemen's fnshion- able Pearl Cassimeie Hats, a superior article, fo ksale low by H- Rs- PROCLAMATION- Urummond I JL sellingoff his stock without reserve. 155 Drummorid'a-Btiildings. BUTTER "for siVle. Warranted good. SCOTCH STORE, feb3 DRirwitoKD's I'M East Water 3t.: OHEEl'INGSI! ____ 300 pieces fine ___ CCOTC ti" ST'OR New Calicoes! pi'.'s.a: orl.8 __ ___ O .-TSilyer and hrass moun- O "ted. for sale by l INGLES, ____ 50.000 Shirmles, for W s s _ ___ ____ T ____ 150 barrels Salt, for sals by R N KIMIiAU. for Silleh.v "GRAYl50 pieces, ElEEI'S GRAYS____30 pure miirlp.l i'orpnin-lw __ "pieces, [the Druramond's Build- .........et.------At the above com- modious Brick Store, will be found it large stock of_GRO- OIJRIKS, DRY GOODS, which Mr. DKUMWOND will sell with a very small profit.___________________del'-15 ripOBACCO____Fine cut Cavendish To J bacco, in qunntitics to suit purchasers, the beat in market, at ihe Western Store, west ward. ____J. T._ADRIANCE. _ OA'PE if HANGINGS BORDERS? A !ai "e nswtiiic'iit of all qualities .and in great va- iety-soivc" very rich and Icaiitiful sale at onderf Hemp dp. SALT____LOO barrels lor sale by qUGAIl... cheap, by Ibs. Sugars, for sale dec! C. WALL. SPARK'S American Biography------- FUU snle at S. L. ROOD'e. TUDArT J Siege of Derry; Floral Biography. _ _ dac4 for sale by______S. L. ROOD. SUPERIOR LANORMA and PRIXCIM3 CiGARS, At the jan23 BOSTON STORE. 8000 STONli very large lot of Stone Ware, at reduced prices. F. WARONEB. S S W AIM'S ccivcd and for sale by PANACEA, GENUINE. -Re- n ov20] OAP- .New York, let Soaps, for sale low by Bar, Castile Tor- II. W. I3EEIJE. QODA BOSTON O' A fresh snprlly. .jus! rec'd. CTNNTNnilAM GII.T IM.CTURE FT! AMES kept constantly on _ rin'OBACCOTSnufr and Cigars, nt I T.VOW. BRO'I X EATCollee, quantity at LYON. BROTHERS. Sugar, Molasses in any LYON. -BROTHER'S. GASH PAID FOR---- Flax Seed; Hemp Peed; White Mustard Seefl; Rape Seed; blaffk Mustard Seed; American saffron Gold Til-cad; Slipnerv Tllm tiark; Beeswax. few piec.p.3 Alpnca. fo pj. "W BEEBB. sale very low, by RAISINS. K sale low by jan'J H. W. BJvEBE. STATUTES of Wisconsin, Session VJ Laws, just received at the Book Store of I. A. HOPKINS, feb3 146. U.S. Block. _ MAGAZINES for; February- rpEAS- --A new supply, warranted to I _. BRnrnn STORE. T EAS___Prirnest qualities iri market, cheap at the Western Store. J, T. APRIANCE. AND ROSIN. A few NAZRO KING. PALLET KNIVES... jL do jantflj__________________ MOTHERS RELIEF-----DALLY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR nndSWAIM'8 Damask Table Lin en ,nd I.inen Canibrick, af, BOSTON STORE 60' janlT FRICTION MATCHES viJi- 'it Factory ririccs for cash, by ior baic at I w M CUNNINGHAM. OATS ANE> bushels------- Com Meal and Biitkwheat flour for sale by Jan T. :ash W cash. A R. DE RIEMFR CO. areofler- grcatiiidiicommitsto persons wishing to buy. for ircatindncnmniitsto persons wishing to buy. for good supply of FRESH TEAS. jatill __ ANTED. GIRL, to fold Books. None need apply unless acquainted with the hn- feb20 S. L. ROOD. NOTICE. -By rtiiitual consent the firm ofH TJlROOP ftCo was this day dissolved, and all demardpngsiinstsaid firm are to be paid, also all debts are to be collected hy B Throop. B THROOP, E D LORD. 'Graham's, febS TO 1.4GU.-S. Bloelv._ THE LADTES- -The A CARD subscriber is, get'ing up some very KID -SUFFERS, suitable Tor call and view the assortment at the Milwaukie Boot an- estahlishment, 13S United States Blnok. History French Revolution, _L Sketches of Brazil, iit ROOD'S. fTHE' PSALMIST AND CHRISTIAN JL I'SALMIST. for, safe at________B. L. ROOD'S. npf .20 Young Hyson JL'-l; at! MO1-.ASSES- .30 hhds. Molasses, con- of Porto Rico. Nciv-Orlcans, Triuidadnnd 1ST. Iberia Syrup, for sale by the hlid. or bbl. at the_ Old Milwaukie Iron Store.___________II. pfcfe.ua. OC'D SMOKED HAMS Can bo had at No. 127 Easi Water straet. which are wairant- cd. and v.'ill rrovo TO whe-.j Alub-SO harrelB of POKKfoi ealc. C. WALL. ;


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Reacting to allegations that "Ek Thi Daayan" portrays women regressively and promotes witchcraft, Ekta Kapoor says she cannot justify everything in a film.
Releasing April 19, the Kannan Iyer directed film is a supernatural thriller that revolves around a 'daayan' (witch).
The National Commission for Women (NCW) summoned both the producers - Ekta and Vishal Bhardwaj - last week after a complaint was filed by Ipsita Roy Chakraverti, a Wiccan priestess, alleging that the film shows women in regressive roles.
Chakraverti has also filed a petition to President Pranab Mukherjee, requesting him to ban the film as it promotes witchcraft.
"I am beyond this. I cannot justify everything that happens in a movie or supernaturally because there will always be questions raised on various issues," Ekta said in an interview.
"But I would like to say that the movie was being made for two years and I don't know why people got up 10 days before its release (realising) that its content could be problematic. I just don't get it," she added.
Meanwhile, "Ek Thi Daayan" promotions are in full swing with all the leading actors - Huma Qureshi, Konkona Sen Sharma and Emraan Hashmi except Kalki Koechlin - participating in it.
When asked, Ekta said: "Kalki is busy shooting for a film abroad. She and Emraan will join the promotions on April 9 and 10."
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Danica Patrick's accomplishment at Daytona can only help improve sexism in sports
Where Danica Patrick finishes the Daytona 500 is ultimately more important than where she starts it.
Still, where she starts will be historic.
Patrick will be in the pole position when the race goes green on Sunday. Never before has a woman been in that top spot at the Daytona 500. It's reserved for the fastest qualifier. It's the front row, inside position. It's the catbird seat in the macho-man world of racing's biggest event.
It's a big deal.
But on a weekend when Patrick will be celebrated for what she has accomplished — and rightfully so — what she has done hasn't cured the sports world of sexism. Unfortunately, it is still alive and well.
NASCAR, for its part, seems to have embraced Patrick. Jeff Gordon, who will start next to Patrick in the front row, asked her to pose for a picture with his entire family after her historic qualifying run. Then he asked for one more favor, a shot of just Patrick and his 5-year-old daughter, Ella.
Those sorts of moments are refreshing.
"I've had the experience with mothers, fathers, daughters, sons, listening to them say the reason why they're here as a family today is because of me out there," Patrick told reporters after qualifying at Daytona last weekend. "Whether it brings the girls out, the guys out, whatever it is, I don't care. That's nice to hear."
That widespread appeal is another reason that NASCAR has accepted Patrick with open arms. Yes, her qualifying times speak the sport's universal language of speed. Sure, her car is owned by Tony Stewart, who has won a lot of races as a driver and carries a ton of street cred. But she has brought a bunch of attention to NASCAR.
For a sport that's faced falling attendance and flagging viewership, Patrick is a shot in the arm.
What she is doing is great for women in the sports world, too. She is a trailblazer. She is a role model.
Thank goodness for that because women in sports can use all the help they can get.
Just a few weeks ago, Sacramento Kings big man DeMarcus Cousins was ejected from a game. His sin? Telling a referee to stop "acting like a (expletive) female."
To his credit, Cousins admitted after the game that he shouldn't have said what he said. Good for him for confessing as much, but shame on him for saying what he said in the first place.
The harsh truth is that if someone wants to cut down a man in the sports world, the quickest, easiest way to do that is to call him a woman.
Late in the first half at the Thunder-Heat game last week, the home-team fans were getting frustrated. They were mad at the officials. They were mad at the visitors. They were mad at pretty much everything.
At one point, a guy behind me yelled at LeBron James.
"Quit crying like a girl," he bellowed.
People around him laughed.
The devaluing of women isn't just a sports problem, of course. It's a societal problem. It's a cultural problem. To be strong and tough is to be a man, and oftentimes, that construct is built at the expense of a woman.
Women are seen as less than.
Look at what happened in the Jovan Belcher case. The Kansas City Chiefs linebacker murdered the mother of his infant daughter a few months ago, then drove to the team's training facility and killed himself. It was a tragic case.
But much of the focus in the aftermath was on Belcher. How he'd worked so hard to get where he was. How he was a young talent gone too soon.
Those things are true, but what about Kasandra Perkins? She's the mother of Belcher's daughter, the woman who Belcher shot nine times.
Where are the stories and the heartbreak over her?
The way that women are viewed and treated in our society and by extension in our sports world won't change overnight. It won't change because Danica Patrick went fast, made history and won the pole at the Daytona 500. But like Billy Jean King, Mia Hamm, Jackie Joyner-Kersey and other trailblazers before her, what Patrick has done is significant.
She has already scored a big win.
How she finishes Sunday won't change that.
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Okay, I am really starting to dig the MartSam formulas. They are surely an overlooked gem in the UF world.
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Forgiveness by OutsideFate, a beautiful case when simplicity talks. ( Featured by tatasz )
excellent !
wow a UF... really love that this looks like an abstract photo
Doesn't even look like fractal, very cool!
It's just colors.
Thank you for posting your meaningful contribution to the discussion. I will have to remind you that this is a thing that you uploaded in your own gallery and therefore your commentary is unfortunally void: desertguru.deviantart.com/art/…
Thank you for posting your meaningful critique of my drawing on your own comment section. I will have to remind you that all of your "drawings" are basic fractal designs that could easily be reproduced in software. Your commentary is unfortunally (kek) void due to your poor taste in "art". Modern art is a joke, and this is a great representation of everyone being a "beautiful little snowflake".
You tired. You ain't gonna get a rise out of me when you don't even know the difference between modern art and postmodernism. Also, go ahead. Re-create some of my pieces in software. I dare you.
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This actually looks delicious, it reminds me of candy
It looks like two Poland flags
I know you're not on facebook, but just so you know, this piece got reblogged on dA's official facebook page. Which is something that happens to only 10% or less of the DDs.
Just sayin'
Just sayin'
I guess that means that I am pretentious enough to get my username mis-spelled by dA staff :U
I love how modern and peaceful it is, even with an electric color like red.
Will we ever really find out the entire scope of fractal capabilities? Probably not, but regardless this is dope.
Kudos on the DD, dude.
Kudos on the DD, dude.
Well, it's a medium like any other. It has some severe limitations, but it's much fun to see just what can be done!
Also, thank you very much!!
Also, thank you very much!!
Congrats on the DD!
Congratulations on the DD!
*looks really closely*
This jelly seems to forgive me.
This jelly seems to forgive me.
Oh wow. I never really liked fractals. I don't have the capacity to understand them, but when I saw this on the DDs, it totally caught my eye and I clicked on it. It's probably because of the colours you used, the composition, and the smooth painterly feel that I find this very, very fascinating.
Awesome job, congrats on the well deserved DD!
Awesome job, congrats on the well deserved DD!
Very beautiful, and congratulations on your DD!
I clicked on my deviation to submit it to a group and your deviation somehow submitted, not mine,,
If you can dont accept the adopt group submissions x_x
DA's so bugged ahh
If you can dont accept the adopt group submissions x_x
DA's so bugged ahh
Yay for another well deserved DD
I honestly think some of your more recent pieces were better, but hey - a daily is a daily!
I honestly think some of your more recent pieces were better, but hey - a daily is a daily!
Yeah, that's the attitude I have developed towards the DD's. I think of my six there is only... One (?) I would say was good enough to be featured.
But yes free attention is best attention.
But yes free attention is best attention.
Hmm, I think only my last two were really less than ideal compared to some other works I made... but then again, my own favourites often go semi-unnoticed compared to other lazy fractals I make, so I've gotten used to thinking dA logic is not my logic. *shrug*
Nevertheless, grats~
Nevertheless, grats~
hehe had to consider a few things, ex previous and next features
nice work
how you did this, it looks great
Hi there,
You've forgotten to make the h in "How" uppercase. And you didn't put a period at the end of your sentence.
You've forgotten to make the h in "How" uppercase. And you didn't put a period at the end of your sentence.
i´m sorry there was loser written all over your post, did you wanna say something?
I'm sorry, you've smeared some rudeness all over your post...
What I posted is what I wanted to say love.
what i wanted to say is LMFAO FUCKING NERD GET A LIFE NOBODY GIVES A SHIT ABOUT GRAMMAR : D
Oops, you've made another grammatical error love.
is this how you protect your virginity or wtf?
That comment was highly irrelevant and silly. But still you have grammatical errors in your sentence. Shameful.
Congratulations with the DD
Simplicity talks, but usually hides the complexity of conception. I'm a sucker for abstracts, as I am for the creative use of colour. You caught my interest on both counts. (must look up those Martsam formulas. Where are they to be found?)


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I'm eight weeks pregnant. I've noticed that when I sleep on my side I can't rest my head on my arm or it'll go numb, just like my legs do if one's on top of the other. Last night I put a pillow on my side to see if throwing a leg and arm around it might help but when I woke up (I'd moved) and the pillow was under my spine. I had to get up because my lower back and legs were numb and aching. Does anyone know if that means the baby could've not been getting enough blood/oxygen?
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I am only 7 weeks along and that is happening to me too since last week. Sleeping with a pillow on my side has really helped at night. But I know what you mean about it affecting my arms and legs. Its like they "fall asleep" within seconds of being in a certain position. I asked my sister who is a nurse and she said that its something to do with all the extra blood movement, or it could be carpal tunnel.. But she said not to worry unless it gets painful. Don't know how much of a help that is, but if you hear something else, please let me know... :o) thanks.posted 11/28/2007 by mrsstark711
I'm 16 weeks pregnant and have been dealing with numbness in my fingers and hands every night for many weeks. For example, if I lay on my left side, my right hand goes numb. I've discussed this with my dr who suggested the blood flow is being slightly compromised due to compression and suggested laying my arm over a pillow. She went on to say that this was not a major concern unless I start to see it occur during the day without obvious compression. The pillows have helped, but not elimanated the problem.posted 01/09/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
I'm 39 weeks pregnant and have experienced numbness in my left thigh for several weeks now. For me, the baby is on a vaginal nerve (s) which puts added pressure on the blood flow to my legs. I have also read that as the baby gets heavier, It naturally puts mor pressure on the veins that take blood to our legs causing some numbness and tingling. Drink lots of water, walk daily if possible, don't cross your legs, and move your toes when you are sitting down. It's all part of pregnancy. As for you ladies in the more earlier stage, I'm not sure of the answer for you, but exercise always does a body good and lots of water (not juices or tea).posted 08/15/2010 by craftyequestrian
I'm 22 weeks preg. My numbness started a couple of months ago. At first it was just sometimes times, OR mybe it took longer for one arm to go numb. Any way I would roll over and be good for 4/5 hours. Then I would turn over again. Well Know it only takes just minutes before my arm has falling to sleep. I find my self turning all through the night. I also use pillows against my back that seems to help some.posted 12/28/2007 by twneal
Do NOT take aspirin while pregnant!!!posted 08/18/2010 by angelicahayden
To the answer that suggested aspirin.. never take aspirin if you are pregnant. it can harm your unborn child due to the fact that it thins the blood.posted 08/26/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I am only 5 weeks and experiencing this numbing...Im freaking out about it...posted 03/06/2010 by motherlessmommy
I am now 38 weeks, and have been getting numbness in my hands when I first wake up for a long time. i really wrench my hands in my sleep, particularly now that I am less comfy. The tips of my fingers on my left hand now stay numb virtually all day..... I never thought to ask my Dr. about it. Perhaps I should....posted 02/10/2008 by kellyjuneb
My doctor had put me on asparin sins day 1 to prevent my high blood pressure experienced in previous pregnancy why is it harmfull? I'm alloud 1/2 per day , I'm 20 weeks now and also have been experiencing Numbness in my left thigh, it's very scary and comes and goes from time to time should i be concerned?posted 03/30/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
My doctor had put me on asparin sins day 1 to prevent my high blood pressure experienced in previous pregnancy why is it harmfull? I'm alloud 1/2 per day , I'm 20 weeks now and also have been experiencing Numbness in my left thigh, it's very scary and comes and goes from time to time should i be concerned?posted 03/30/2015 by a BabyCenter Member
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Environmental standards and labor productivity: Understanding the mechanisms that sustain sustainability
Version of Record online: 11 SEP 2012
DOI: 10.1002/job.1827
Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Journal of Organizational Behavior
Special Issue: Greening Organizational Behavior
Volume 34, Issue 2, pages 230–252, February 2013
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Delmas, M. A. and Pekovic, S. (2013), Environmental standards and labor productivity: Understanding the mechanisms that sustain sustainability. J. Organiz. Behav., 34: 230–252. doi: 10.1002/job.1827
Publication History
- Issue online: 15 JAN 2013
- Version of Record online: 11 SEP 2012
- Manuscript Accepted: 7 AUG 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 15 JUN 2012
- Manuscript Received: 3 JUN 2011
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- environmental standards;
- positive social identity;
- training;
- interpersonal contacts;
- labor productivity
In the last decade, a rising number of firms have adopted voluntary international environmental management and product standards, such as the international ISO 14001 management standard or organic certification. Although emerging research analyzes the impact of these standards on environmental and financial performance, there is to our knowledge no empirical research on how they affect the productivity of employees. In this paper, we investigate the direct relationship between environmental standards and labor productivity, as well as two mediating mechanisms through which environmental standards influence labor productivity: employee training and enhanced interpersonal contacts within the firm. Our empirical results, based on a French employer–employee survey from 5220 firms, reveal that firms that have adopted environmental standards enjoy a one standard deviation higher labor productivity than firms that have not adopted such standards. Copyright © 2012 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.


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Returning to her doc roots after an interesting tyro feature ("The Favor"), "Children of the Streets" helmer Eva Aridjis visits another corner of Mexico City's vivid and unpredictable metropolis with "Saint Death."
Returning to her doc roots after an interesting tyro feature ("The Favor"), "Children of the Streets" helmer Eva Aridjis visits another corner of Mexico City's vivid and unpredictable metropolis with "Saint Death." Centered on a street corner in the city's Tepito district, pic considers the growing cult of Santa Muerte, drawing poor, alienated Catholics to a modest shrine featuring death figures believed to be guardian angels. Fascinating theme is superficially explored in a film that seems to have been made by an outsider trying to fathom the phenomenon. Doc fests are likely resting spots, with possible Euro cablers as buyers.Enriqueta Romero Romero, a Santa Muerte acolyte for decades, manages altar and is joined by mobs of followers who swear about the icon's protective powers in the crime-riddled neighborhood. Shoemaker Jesse Ortiz Pina conducts Santa Muerte services, lending the impression that the movement — based in Aztec rituals — reps an alternative to traditional Catholicism. Pic visits local prisons, where mostly female inmates have been allowed to paint and draw iconic pictures on cell walls. Gael Garcia Bernal's narration tends to overwhelm the images.
Saint Death
A Dark Night Pictures presentation. Produced, directed, written by Eva Aridjis.
Camera (color, DV), Brian Hubbard, Tito Reynoso; editor, Sonia Arrubia; music, Los Panchos, Antonio Bribiesca. Reviewed at Wilshire screening room, Beverly Hills, June 5, 2007. (In Los Angeles Film Festival -- competing.) Spanish dialogue. Running time: 84 MIN.
Enriqueta Romero Romero, Jesse Ortiz Pina, Jesus Padilla Alonso, Ernestina Ramirez Soto.
Narrator: Gael Garcia Bernal.
Narrator: Gael Garcia Bernal.