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Saints will sleep on Cold War history during training camp
When the New Orleans Saints check into their rooms at the Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia Wednesday, they'll literally be sleeping on top of one the most unique pieces of Cold War history: a once top-secret, now declassified, military bunker built to protect Congress from a nuclear attack.
When the New Orleans Saints check into their rooms at the Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia Wednesday, they'll literally be sleeping on top of one the most unique pieces of Cold War history: a once top-secret, now declassified, military bunker built to protect Congress from a nuclear attack.
"This bunker was part of President Eisenhower's Continuity of Government program," said Linda Walls, manager of bunker tours at The Greenbrier. "It was built to accommodate the entire Legislative Branch: 435 members of the House, 100 members of the Senate, aids and staff. Thank goodness it was never used for the reason it was built."
The US Government entered into a partnership with the Greenbrier to build the bunker on the resort because of it's close proximity to Washington, DC.
Work began in 1958 and finished in 1961. In order to camouflage the construction process from the public, the government paid to have a new wing of the resort built above ground, directly on top of the bunker, which sits 40-feet underground, carved into a mountainside. The Saints will be staying in that addition, called the West Virginia Wing.
Although the rooms in the West Virginia Wing are as luxurious as they come, the Saints will be treated to a private tour of the historic bunker below them and likely receive some light meals in the bunker's cafeteria, since it will be the closest large space to their rooms.
"This bunker wasn't built to sustain a blast, a direct hit," Walls said. "It was for a nuclear fallout."
The bunker contains several decontamination areas, a lab, a pharmacy, a clinic, operating rooms, an emergency room and even a radio and television communications area designed to look like the Capitol in the 60's. The theory was that members of Congress could give speeches from the safety of the underground bunker, and because it would look they were in D.C., that would give those watching a sense of comfort. The strategy would also protect their location from lurking enemies.
The bunker's walls are five-feet thick, providing a nearly impenetrable fortress. The entrances are guarded by 3 mammoth doors, made of concrete and steel, weighing 18 tons, 25 tons and 30 tons. They move with just 50 pounds of pressure though, making it easy for even Walls' petite frame to push one open.
The Greenbrier's secret bunker was left undetected for more than 30 years, until a Washington Post article on May 31, 1992 revealed its existence. Here is an excerpt from Ted Goup's expose, entitled, "The Ultimate Congressional Hideaway."
"The year was 1960 and Randy Wickline was building something so immense and unnerving that he dared not ask what it was. All the Superior Supply Co. plant manager was told was that he was to haul concrete -- an endless river of concrete -- to be poured into the cavernous hole that had been excavated beside the posh Greenbrier hotel in White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. He remembers an urgency about the job, his supervisor hollering "hurry up," even instructing him to push the legal weight limit on his truckloads, and paying the fines that resulted. To keep up with the job, Superior Supply had to purchase two more concrete mixers, and still it was stretched thin. Over the next 2 1/2 years, Wickline estimates, the company hauled some 4,000 loads to the site and poured 50,000 tons of concrete into the abyss that scrapers, rippers and air hammers had carved out of the shale. Cost was never an issue."
Up until Goup's bombshell article, the US Government kept the top-secret bunker ready for action, stocked and staffed with undercover employees, just in case.
Once the bunker's existence and location were made public, the government had no choice but to begin the process of declassifying it.
Now, the Greenbrier offers tours of this unique glimpse into what horror life could have eroded into, a slice of history that the Saints will sleep on top of every night for almost the next month.


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More than half of all the artistic masterpieces of the westernized world can be found in Italy. Italy is an extremely varied country. It's culture is an expression of various historical eras, covering nearly 2,800 years. The Italian culture has its foundations not only in a very important and fruitful religion, but also in a great secular humanistic culture. Italy has been, and still is, an intellectual hub for the western world. It is a must see for anyone interested in art or history and is the perfect location for spending a gap year abroad.
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Italy has world-renowned cuisine, gorgeous beaches and great skiing up in the Alps. Experience its stunning architecture, mysterious passageways, the gentle canals of Venice and take a moonlit gondola ride smiling as the white light ripples in the water. For the nature explorers out there, Italy offers incredible winter sports programs with perfect powder for skiers and snowboarders to plow through.
While learning the ins and out of the business world, interning in Italy will give you the opportunity to develop your language skills and take part in the day-to-day activities of an Italian professional. Many internships are geared towards individuals with intermediate to advanced language skills who want to practice their Italian on a regular basis. Interning in Italy is a great addition to your college career and a huge boost to your resume.
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Grande Wrap
Lion Brand® Wool-Ease
Thick & Quick
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SIZE: One Size
Finished Length (not including ties) About 56 in. (142 cm) Finished Width at point About 28 in. (71 cm)
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Dusty brownish grey
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kfb (knit in front and back) Knit next st without removing it from left needle, then k through back of same st – 1 st increased.
Wrap is worked from the point up.
A circular needle is used to accommodate the bulky sts.
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Wrap is worked in Garter st (k every row), so there is no real RS or WS.
Ties are worked in St st (k on RS, p on WS).
Edges of ties will naturally roll slightly to the WS.
WRAP Cast on 3 sts.
Row 1: Knit.
Row 2: Kfb, k to end of row - 4 sts.
Rep Row 2 until there are 124 sts.
Next Row: K2 and slip these sts to a holder, bind off next 120 sts.
2 sts remain on needle.
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FINISHING Tie Working on 2 sts on needle, k1, kfb in next st - 3 sts.
Work in St st (k on RS, p on WS) until tie measures about 23 in.
(58.5 cm).
Next Row: Sl 1, k2 sts together, pass sl st over st just knit.
Fasten off.
Return the 2 sts on holder back to needle and make a second tie same as the first.
With sewing needle and thread, sew a few sts through the Wrap and the base of the tie to reinforce the area.
Rep on opposite tie.
Weave in ends.
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Restaurants, bars and cafés with great food & drinks in the Munising area
Munising offers a variety of eating options for everyone's taste buds. With Lake Superior in our backyard, many area restaurants offer fresh Lake Superior fish including salmon, trout and whitefish. Want to try a pasty (the 'a' pronounced as in 'cat')? You're in luck, most Munising restaurants offer homemade pasties on their menus. There are also great breakfast and lunch options in the area to help you make it through the day. After a day of sightseeing why relax at one of our cafés or saloons for a tasty beverage. Many places offer live music throughout the year!
Dogpatch Restaurant & Gift Shop
Since 1966, the Dogpatch Restaurant has offered great tasting meals in a very unique atmosphere. The "Patch" is home of the legendary vittles including a huge soup and salad bar, a country breakfast, seafood, steaks and great sandwiches. While you're at the Dogpatch make sure to visit the gift shop and see their wide selection of items… from local souvenirs and clothing to unique handmade gifts, they have something for everyone in your family. We hope to see you soon at the Dogpatch!
325 E. Superior St., Munising
(906) 387-9948
- Open at 7am daily
- Country breakfast
- Large soup & salad bar
- Burgers & sandwiches
- Seafood & steaks
- Great Lakes fish
- Appetizers
- Rail drinks
- Quality gift shop with many items
- Large parking lot for trailers/RVs
387 Restaurant & Beer Parlor
Welcome to 387 Restaurant & Beer Parlor, a family restaurant centrall located in downtown Munising. Our menu offers a taste for everyone!
M-28 East, Munising
(906) 387-4067
- Formally known as Sydney's Resaurant
- Open for Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- Happy Hour Monday-Friday 4p-7p (Appetizer and drink specials)
- Fresh Lake Superior Whitefish
- Featuring local beer and wines
- Centrally located in down town Munising?
The Brownstone Inn
Established in 1946, a visit to the Brownstone Inn is a must when you're in the Munising area. Located 2 miles west of AuTrain, this historic restaurant offers a variety of delicious lunch and dinner items that are sure to satisfy. Their large menu selection has something for everyone – from Filet Mignon with Stuffed Crab to the Brownstone Burger, a local favorite. For those traveling by snowmobile or ATV, the Brownstone is conveniently located off trail 417. We hope to see you soon!
E4635 M-28 West, AuTrain
(906) 892-8332
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- Lunch all day, dinner after 3pm
- Kids menu
- Filet mignon & ribeye steaks
- Lake Superior whitefish
- Unique appetizers
- Soups & salads
- Burgers & sandwiches
- Tasty desserts
- Mixed drinks, wine & beer selection
- Domestic, imported & locally brewed beers
- Private dining room – Onota Room
- ATV/snowmobile trail access
Buckhorn Resort
Located just South of Munising, all trails lead to the Buckhorn Resort! Along with great lodging in a Northwoods setting, the Buckhorn offers a full-service restaurant and lounge. You will find yourself overlooking beautiful Hovey Lake while enjoying a great meal in a casual and comfortable setting. We are known for our broasted chicken and pork chops and our sandwich menu. Steaks, fish and pasta round out our dinner menu.
N3919 Buckhorn Drive, Munising
(906) 387-3559
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- Open 11:00am, 7 Days a Week
- Broasted Chicken and Chops
- Salad Bar
- Sandwiches and Appetizers
- Steaks and Seafood
- Pizza & Pasta
- Craft Beers
- Lodging
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Muldoons Pasties & Gifts
A trip to Muldoons for their award winning pasty (pronounced pass-tee) is a must if you are visiting Munising. Voted #1 in the Upper Peninsula, Muldoons offers traditional and vegetarian pasties that are sure to provide a hot and delicious meal anytime of day.
Pasties originated as a meal for the miners of Cornwall, England, and later Michigan's Upper Peninsula. A pasty is a pie that is made without the benefit of a pan to shape it. Muldoons pasties are Cornish meat pasties made with potato, ground beef, onion, rutabaga, and carrot, baked in a piecrust. Vegetarian and apple pasties are also available.
1246 M-28 West, Munising
(906) 387-5880
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- Award-winning
- Fresh, made daily
- Beef, Veggie or Apple available
- Indoor & outdoor seating
- Frozen pasties available
- Large selection of U.P. gifts
Bay Furnace Bagel Works
Established in 2015, a visit to Bay Furnace Bagel is a must. We offer fresh baked bagels, bagel sandwiches, and subs. Our homemade soups and cream cheese spreads are one of a kind. Bay Furnace Bagel Works is the perfect place to begin your day while enjoying some freshly brewed Keweenaw coffee. We are located minutes away from all of Munising's main attractions. We are open 7 days a week, 7am-3pm for your convenience. We hope to see you soon.
220 M-28 East, Munising
(906) 387-6500
- Indoor seating
- Open 7 days a week – 7:00am to 3:00pm
- Providing Upper Michigan's finest Keweenaw Coffee
- Serving breakfast and lunch
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AROUND THE BLOCK WITH: Yoshio Taniguchi; A Modest Someone Redoes the Modern
By JULIE V. IOVINE
Published: January 1, 1998
FOUR weeks ago only a handful of New Yorkers had ever heard of him. But henceforth, the name of Yoshio Taniguchi will be inextricably linked to one of the city's most prized cultural treasures. With the announcement on Dec. 8 that the 60-year-old Japanese architect had won the high-profile competition to nearly double the size of the Museum of Modern Art, most people are still trying to figure out who the dark horse is. Mr. Taniguchi would be happy if they remained in the dark.
''I like to stay obscure,'' said the architect, who had flown in from Tokyo, where he lives, to be congratulated. ''People should recognize my buildings, not my name.''
An invisible presence he is not: His statuesque bearing is enhanced by his monochromatic combination of gray suit, coat, hair and steel-frame glasses. As he made a circuit around the museum's block, passersby seemed aware that Someone was near. He doesn't walk, he glides smoothly, hands clasped before him, as if affixed to an invisible monorail.
His desires for anonymity notwithstanding, he attended five official parties, including a luncheon with Hillary Clinton. His wife, Kumi, was more at ease in the social whirl -- an opera lover and Francophile, she works as a representative for Christian Dior in Tokyo. As the couple made their rounds, she teased her husband about his introducing her more often than usual; in Japan, it is customary to avoid such acknowledgments.
Mr. Taniguchi turned west from the entrance of the museum on West 53d Street -- an entrance that in his plan will be restored to its original form with its piano-shaped metal awning, but demoted from being the main entry to a nighttime entrance for the museum's film audience -- and headed for the Avenue of the Americas, an associate following in his tracks.
While another architect might have taken the opportunity to wax quotably poetic on the chaotic life of West 53d Street at his feet (pretzel vendors, Haitian folk-art painters, Soviet medal purveyors and African-American salesmen displaying silver jewelry on brightly colored blankets), Mr. Taniguchi seemed oblivious. Craning his neck to the skyline, he consulted with his associate, Brian Aamoth, about permissible zoning heights. Mr. Taniguchi noted how a below-street-level driveway might make loading docks less obnoxious visually.
The new entrance to the museum will be on West 54th Street, a much calmer backwater to the tourist-fed hubbub of West 53d Street. Here, the midmorning sunlight bounces off the apartment house windows across the way casting a sepia glow on the museum's garden wall. Mr. Taniguchi appeared visibly pleased with the relatively meditative mood of West 54th Street. ''This,'' he said, ''is a quiet street appropriate for a cultural experience.''
Mr. Taniguchi's expertise in engineering sublime museum experiences is well rehearsed. He has designed six museums in Japan, including one for Issey Miyake, a close friend, but many of them are far from Tokyo, making them all but inaccessible to non-Japanese architectural pilgrims. Terence Riley, the curator of architecture at the Modern, who makes it his business to travel the world in search of significant buildings, only knew of Mr. Taniguchi's work through Japan Architect magazine. When the New York architect I. M. Pei was told that Mr. Taniguchi was in the running, he said to Mr. Riley, ''You've discovered my favorite secret architect!'' Mr. Taniguchi, who will accept only two commissions at a time in order to devote his full attention to each, ''works everything out, down to the last detail,'' Mr. Pei added.
Others who recognize the name might associate it with his father, Yoshiro Taniguchi, a revered architect in Japan who designed the National Museum of Modern Art in Tokyo; the Crown Prince's Palace in 1960, and the city's most cosmopolitan hotel, the Okura, which was completed in 1962, but recently renovated by his son.
Two of Yoshio Taniguchi's museums -- the Genichiro Inokuma Museum of Contemporary Art in Marugame, on Shikoku Island, and the Toyota Museum in Toyota -- were visited by the Modern's search committee. (Ronald S. Lauder, the museum chairman, who also served on the committee, once joked that it was easy to get to Mr. Taniguchi's museums: ''All you have to do is get to Tokyo and you're halfway there.'') The Marugame museum turns the pedestrian act of circulation into stately procession thanks to its ramps, staircases, floating bridge and immense entrance portico.
At the Toyota Museum, extensive landscaping is interwoven with the large architectural shapes, offering an intricate sequence of indoor and outdoor experiences as one approaches the main building, itself a complex glass box within a box.
''We saw some of the trademark design moves -- the procession from light to dark; the sense of compressed space opening to expanded space, stairs that aren't just for circulation but make you aware of the act of going up -- corresponding to what Yoshio might do for us,'' Mr. Riley said.
The search for the architect who could insure the future viability of the Museum of Modern Art took two years. Museum officials seriously considered such things as moving to a new location or tearing down the present conglomeration of buildings (dating back to the founding of the museum in 1929). The names of 100 architects were tossed into the ring; 10 were invited to make proposals, a few of which were exhibited last spring. Three finalists -- the American architect Bernard Tschumi; the Swiss firm Herzog and de Meuron, and Mr. Taniguchi -- were announced in April, and the city's museum lovers and architecture buffs sniped, argued, took sides and held their breath.


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start serving his 11 month prison sentence.
U.S. Marshal Beverly Harvard on Tuesday ordered T.I., whose real
name is Clifford Harris Jr., to report to the Forrest City
low-security prison where he served parts of an ealier 10 month
stint for federal weapons charges.
A federal judge in Atlanta sentenced the rapper this month to
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Prosecutors in Los Angeles said Monday they will not file a
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The Atlanta native, whose real name is Clifford Harris Jr., was
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Pole Beans, Bush Beans, and Say What?
Pole beans are the most noticeable beans that the home grower plants. The gorgeous way their tendrils gracefully grab onto a support and the sheer height they can achieve makes them a focal point in any garden.
Red Runner beans and the purple podded pole types are some of the most colorful examples you can add to your garden.
For fresh eating pole types are great, because they produce a smaller quantity of fruit at a time, but continue on until the frost. Since they grow vertically, they take up less space than their bush type counterparts.
There are more varieties of bush beans to choose from than pole; and if you plan on succession planting and/or preserving your crop, they may be a better choice for you. Bush beans will produce more beans in a short period of time than pole beans do, so you have enough for canning, freezing or dehydrating.
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Probably the most confusing thing for gardeners planting beans, is when the packet describes the plant as a bush type and they find tendrils growing.
"Why are my bush beans trying to climb?" is a question we not only had to find an answer to ourselves, but since then have been asked many times.
Some beans are what is known as 'Half Runner' beans, simply a bush type that does produce a tendril, albeit a short one. Often the plants will cling on to one another for support, and really there is nothing you need to do but let them grow.
We planted this bed with beans after the voles took off with all but one cantaloupe, and unfortunately never took the time to note which bean seeds they are. We are suspecting it is the Black Valentine, as they are a half-runner type.
Yeah, keeping better notes… another lesson learned the hard way.
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Issue date: Wednesday, May 6, 1863
Pages available: 3
Previous edition: Wednesday, April 22, 1863
Next edition: Wednesday, June 17, 1863
Publication name: Allegany County Republican
Location: Allegany, New York
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Allegany County Republican (Newspaper) - May 6, 1863, Allegany, New York C. HORTON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.] » THE WORLD IS GOVERNED TOO MUCH. "[TERMS, II 50 IN^AWANCB-^OTHERWÎSE:r2 Ö0. VOL. XXVi.~NO. 44]ANGELICA, ALLEGANY CO. N. Y,, WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 6, 1863. [WHOLE NO. I,ä4ö Fire Insurance ! ! 1Î0RN LLE AGENCY. JÊtna Insuirance Company, ,HARTFORP, CqNi;íEOTIOÜT. ÎmorpômmtTSiv— Oajñ{ííÍ'$T^ÉüO,0lTO. IIÄMFORD ì«Sp;RAKOE GOMFANy, HABTFOBD, OoNNKCTicirr, X.. ——M -ÎHŒÎMX ÄlptÄNÜE-GÖM^Ny^"^^ Hartford,'Connecticut. CITY FtRE INSURANCE COMPANY, MAiiHATTAN FiS INS. COMPANY, Nlw YORK CrrY. Incorppraied 1821—'Capital $200,000. tiorth american iiiubance company Hartford, Connecticut—Capital $300,000. NEW ENGLAND INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Connecticut—Capital S200.000. Iilsurance can be effected with the subscriber la the above old established StockCompauiCB,' on Kctorics, Personal Property, &c., on tenng as favorablb as other rc-Bponslble iflBtitutionB. Any communications ad-drfissed to Mm at HoiacUsvillo \y111 meet with prompt attention. Agent March 8,1862-—pdly —AnVUEirfii, GRKKW, " attorneys & counsellors at Anffttim Alti^anff County, N", Y., law, Will attend to all buBinoss intrusted to their charge, with promptncBs and dispatch. <■' B. OBEBN.] [w. ANGEL. Office—Frotrtrroom over Thomas' Store JLAWS OF NEW VORK-By Authority. [Every law, unlcga a different time ehallbe prescribed therein, ehall coHtmencd and take oficct throughout the State on and not before the twentieth day after the day of its final passage, as certified by (he Secretary 6f State. Sec. 12, title 4, chap. 7, part I. Revised Statutes^ _________ ClIAITEU 135. AN ACT making appropriations for tho support of Government for tlio fispal tobcr, in the year eighteen hundrfecl and Rixty-tbreei r = ^ ^^ Passed April 15, 1863, three-fifths being ;pieS(iUt.;_______—— For salary of tho deputy aecretary of state and. as clerk of the commissionora of the laud office, pursuant to part ono, chap-toir nine, title one, section tliree of tho Revised Statutes, cine thousand five hundred dollars. For compensation of clerks injhe oificjo of the ^efeilfy^otslai^ session laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-three, and all! other ijtcriOal duties incir dent to t^^ hündfed liolK including a c^ugtqdiiuip^^^^^ fh¥rit, shall he ein^^^^^ archivist of thj?, old"rec_QrdS-of tb^^ Books^ dollars, • ' , • " ■■ r-" ^■ ■ ■; For expenses bi tho hall for this Btiite cabinet of natuiiftl histoiry sind the agticul-turarmuseum, which hall is hereby plaiced under the joint c^re and custody of tho re-goats of the university and the ©xecutive - - - • -- for superintendence, repairs, cleansing, navy purposes, to be refunded to tho treasury, pursuant to chapter three hundred and gixty-isix of the laws of c^htecn hundred and fifty-nino, tön thousand dollars.. ■ STATE' ASSESSORS. Tlie IkopJe xif the State of N'tw Torki repstsenttd in Senate and AsmcbUj^h enaci as follotva: SiscTioii 1. The folloAvitig sums, or ^ueh part of them aa sTialllie authorized by law, are hereby appropriated from tiie several funds and sources of revenue, to the several olyects specified in this act, for the fiscal year commencing on the first day of Octubor, ei^liteen hundred and sixty-three,^ namely; fROJi THE REVENUE OF THE GESTERAI. FUND— ^ KXECUTIVE department ' I fifty.gevcn, twoJhousanidoUfirs^,____________ -T-Fej-sate^-of'-tbo^erBoi-i -.liurBUUiii- lo'- '^Wialary of the accountant and^trans- FoFTiunntu?^^ blanks, printing, and otfeir hece'ssary expenses of tho offico of secfetafy of state, one thousand two hundred doiliH's.""" " comptroller's office. For ealarj^ of the comptroller, pursuant to part one, chapter nine, title one,.section three of the Hovised Statutes, two thousand fivo hundred dollars. For sal ary of tho deputy comptroller, pur-suant to chapter threo hundred and eighty-one of tho laws of eighteen hundred and and their traveling expenses, pursuant to chapter three hundred and twelve of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, to each-of thenY, one thousaniJ five -hundred dollars, _ _ _ _ OmCE OF WEIGHTS AND MEA8URKS. F«r^:j4ftlarj?L_Qt-th(i:i-supcriBtendont--of- SüSGEQlácMi íettnanently Located at Friendship, ^^^ Y. Dr. c. p. carver, BSRiist. Deotal rooms over the Sllpre of S. Bennett \ Co.—iu Smith feavia' Blocki Angelieffc---------------- N. B.—1 have no Partner. 1343tf Angelica April 29 18C3, amerioaF^ Belmpttt, N. Y. h W. BOLYEN,.....PROPRIETOR rjlIHS hotel has been thoroughly renovated, re-JL paired and newly furnished, and is now opened ¡»a a FIRST CL AS S PUBLIC II0 USE. 'The patronage of the public is solicited. The pro-.prietor will spare no pains in rendering the \mf.u-ican an agreeable and plesant place of s^'ouni _to ~iftll4ho8e"wlttrirrayrifavorMm"\v"Trrt!ieir Passengers conveyed to and from the cai^^ilroe Alfcliarge. inly 1, 18G2, pd6ml303 NQ. 28 EXCHAÑGE ST.. ROCHJiSTE«, N. Y. ISAAC AH L.EY &C0.5 I'rop'rs. . fllHlS ilouse has just com pie tely repaired --~ -Jtr Tind íH^wly furnished. Gas has alpo been introduced into al^^l. the principal Rooms—aliogether faiaking it fts complete in all its appointments as any Honao in Western New York. ' Pxices rcduced to $1 per day—meals r> cen ts. - ■ Rochester, S'jpt. SCO. 09 8:,vi;.........-.-^------—-------- ^ Charles itotcle «^HE subscriber having rG|umed the- charge of >* the above Hotel, informs the public in general,tlíá bis old rCustomers in parMi-nlnr, that lie will ----------eijijéivoi'to make them as comfortable, arid as mttohat Home as la OÍden times, and promises that tlMir-Vants and comfort will be eared fur with Üinoh solicitud?. Special attention will be rIvcu • to pleasure and wedding parties, for which this Howl has been so famóUs... Pricea^ will- be made "" lílPOQCrespoíri with these baM times.-. — - andrew charles, ■ In^frbntof^el^^^rUm^^ .......«tr^ "■""j'^,;"' ^Medical Notice. M' Alba has returned homo and will be ready at all hours to tender hin professional service». February Ist, 1859. chapter three hundretl and Bevoniy'siT of the laws of eighteen hundred and tw&ntj-ninc, four thousand dollars. For salary of the private secretary of the governor, pursuant to chapter sixty-four of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, to be paid nj montlily install-meiita, two thousand dollars. For compensation of clerks and messenger in tlie executive department, pursuant to chapter sixty-four of t,ho laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-eiglit, four thousand and ninety-five dollars, F«r rent and taxes of the house occupied by tho governor, pursuant to part one, chapter nine, title one, section thirteen of the Revised Statutes, three thousand five hundred dollars. For incidental expenses of government, pursuant to volume one, chapter nine, title one, section fourteen of the Revised Statutes^ one thousand five hiindred dollars'. For"^apprehension of fugitives from justice, pursuant to part four, chapter three, title seven, section forly-five of the Revised Statutes, one thousand dollars. COX-RT OF ArrF,Ai,g ANI> SUPRBME coujiT. Fw^hu^^^or" Ehe^jirdges of the court of appeals, pursuant to chapter two hundred ftiul- seventy-seven of the 1 aws of ei gliteen- himdred and Tdil^y-Be vcuT chapter seven hundred and ninety-two of the la<vs of eighteen hundred and fiftj;-scvcn, thirteen thousand five hundred lan;,^ :...... ....... , For salary of the clerk of tlio court of iippealg, pursuant to chapt^iwo hundred and Keventy-sevou of the faws of eighteen hundred and forty.-.sirven,- two thousand dollars. ' —For-.salary-of-the--deputy clm'lriif"t,tie' court of appeals, pursuant to chapter fwo In.infired and seventy-seven of the Taws of eighteen hiindred and forty.seyen, ■ due thousand five hundred dollars. For compensation of the clerks in the office of the clerk of the court of appeals, throe thousand dollars. For furniture, books^ brndiag, blanks, printing, aiid other necessary expenses of the ofiice of the clerk of the court of appeals, one thousand dollars. For compensation of constable^ for attendance upon the coiirt of appeals, pursuant to chapter four hundred and twenty-nine bf the laws of eighteen hundred and' forty-seven, five hundred dollars. For salaries of the justices of the supreme court, pursuant to chapter two hundred and seventy-seven of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty-seven, and hapter seven hundred and niufty-tWQ of XHe laws of eighteen lmndi;ed and fifty-seven, one hundred and thirteen thousand for ofiicoi', in the oGlco of the comptroller, one i^iousand seven hundred and fifty dollaiV. For compensation of the clerks in tho office of the comptroller, eleven thousand three-hundred-dollarsr For furniture, books, binding, blanks, printing^ mid other necessi^ry oxpenaea.of tho office of the comptroller, one thousand two hundred dollars. TREASUREU'B OFFICE. For salary of the treasurer, pursuant to chapter three hundred and seventy-six of tho laws of eighteen hundred and twenty-nine, ono thousand five hundred, dollars; and for compeilsation for countersigning transfers and asaignments of securities made in the banking department, pursuant to chapter one liundred and three of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, one thousaTid dollars. For salary of the deputy trcisiirer, pursuant to chapter two hundred and seventy-four of the laws of eighteen, hundred and forty-one, one thousand five hundred dol-lars. For compensation of dorks in the office of the treasurer, two thousand five hundred dollars, J____________L.............. - i ,For furnituro,,,i)ook8, binding^ -blanks, printing, and othpr ncces^sary expenses of the office cf tho treasurer, five hundred dollars. LANfj OFFICE. For expense^ of public lands and the compensation: of the lieutenant governor and of the speaker of the assemlDTy, for thei^attendance as commissioners of the land office, two thousand dollars. weights and measures,[pjirBmntio ciiaptor ono Itnudred and thirty-four of the laws of eighteen hundred and hundred dollars, " STATE PRISONS. For salaries of tho inspectors of state prisons; pursuant" to chapter four hundred and ninety-nine of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty-seven, to each of them, ono thousand six hundred dbliars; and f(>r their traveling expenses, to each of them, four hundred dollars., For the support.APdjagdP-tcna^^ Boveral state prisons, pursuant to chap ier t^ò hurulrod. and fòrty of the lav/s of eigMéen hundred and fifty-four, three hundred thousand dollars-.^ For compensation of sherifis for tho transportation of convicts to the prisons labor, gas, fuel, and other nocesaary purposes, tho bills and charijes for which shall fea audrtejLand paid-only _on_th&-joint- certificate of the secretary of the bowd of xegeiits 4}f tho «mVefaity'andof the secretary of the state^ociety for the promotion «fTagritmltuTO^^^ dollatsf fo.r the iiMireaso^nd preae^^^ of the atato cabinet of naturàl h hundred dollars; provided that na^ar^^ said stìm shall be paid tó tHe curator, ex-ieept to reimburse him for the actual expenses incurred incident to such duties. For salary of the. curator of the state cabinet of natural history, thotìsand dollars; and said ouratoi- ehalt report ;t<> the legislature annually. / For expenses of the state library, for the purchasò of books, three thousand dól- ^ __________ bandrcd aod thirty-nine, one hundred dollars. ,, . . For expanses of books and stationciy for thé transfer oflSco, at the Manhattan company, in the city of Now York, two hundrtid and fifty dollar«, —For-f€03-Gf^€^>u&ty^clerk^,- pursuant - to— part one, chapter twelve, title two, section sixty-three of the Revised Statut<js, twenty-five dollars.___ -________ ^ For feoB of sunogaies, twenty-five dollars. ---— -r -- - For advances to c^ounty treasurers on acconnt of taxes on proycrfey_oX_ii€md:eaL:___ "dinÊ^^^^c^ëh may bo returned to tho office of iho comptroller, twenty thousand dol-lai-S. ..........--.'-r- " __ ForTepa^tneBt^f raonôy^ô^ purchasers for redemption of lauds sold for taxes, fifteen thousand dollars. For repaymont of money in casce of failure to titla ofianda sold by the Btai», piirstjaàt t6 part dfio. chiipter nine, titjo ceetioh six ofrthe Revised^Statute», ^ three hundred dollars, i For repaym®ht of mbiiey errdtiiBoUsly paid into the treasury^r taxies, two thpn- bpoks, one thousand two hundred dollars; for transportation of books, aiid other necessary expenses, seven hundred and fifty dollars; for international and state ox-changes, four hundred dollars; for salaries of the two. librarians and their assistants, pùr&u»nt---te-êbapter--^nc—Inind^ twenty-three of the laws of eighteen hun- ^ l—j—j j -n-.- dred and fqrty-nin^ iars. For repayment of money paid into tho treasu^ through mistake, pursuant to jiart one, chapter eight, title ^ three, section fifteen of the lle Vised SM hundred dollara. ' : ^ { _^lQiLpay-ment of the treasury for taxes lU maker and J ew^er^'^i ^^ler in »ïi ¿inyB ocksj Watches, and Jcw;elry^ :^apairingjlouC ii <>iuhort notice and rea.gonttfile tflrmsr • ' Angelica, Nov3 <Jö3r-;^^tf ^l&cl£8mtth—'0n"TBo corner ofTfltafn' "aiid Olean st., . - opposite Rathbuns' Motel. Where all kinds of . Blacksmithing Will be done on the shortest notice, v; and most xdasonablo terms—and Horse and Ox ~~Shjoeiiig ia íTppeifróFma'ffié^ " ' > ALSO, manufacturer of Carriage.«,Buggie8,"Wagons, &c., and repairing done on short notice—one doov Bouth of ^erUlacksmith Shop on Olean street, AngelicaiNov 852. 86tf Copartttership. Albert BROWN, having taken William D. Olmsted into Partnership, the business of tnanufactoring.....wrapping Paper, in its various . Styles, will hereafter be conducted. Tit the Joncy 8 in Aogellca, under the firm of V A; BROWN & CO. Angelica, Feb. .17th 1863. Iml334 B BLANKS 1 BLANKS 1 BLANKS! LANKS^of every descriptionj kept constant-lyon band, and for sale cheap at THIS OiTICE. - S T 0 V E S I S T 0 V E S I •IHE LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT iS EVER BROUGHT INTOANGELIOA, 0 AND AT LOWER rjilCXlS,. . '"If y<va waai a good Stbve, now is the time to get Gall and esamiae. , ' A-LOCKHART Aogeliea, October, 18&7, and five ''- - For salary of the state reporter pursuant to. chapter two hundred and seventy-seven of the laws Of eighteen hundred and forty-seven, two tlio^sand dollaris. ATTOnNEV GENERIl'^ OFFICE. For salary of the attoincv 4renoral. pnr-suahf to chapter four hundred ajid ni^iify-iiinc of the laws /cf Gightocn liun^rd'd and forty-sevcn,-+wr) tliousand db11p§! Fur salaiy uf^ the dcjmtyjiUpxm^ eral, pxirsnantto clrapter three hundred and fiighty-fivu of the law^of eighteen hundred and fifty-five, one thousand five hundred dollars............_________ ----ITETAHTaiEir'niF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. For salary of the state superintendent of public instruction, pursuant to chapter ninety'-scvcB of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-four, two thousand five hundred dollars. For salary of deputy superintendent of public instruction, ono thousand five hundred dollars. For compensation of clefks in tho department of public instruction, two thousand dollars! For expenditures of public instruction, pursuant to part one, chapter fifteen, title two, section ten of the Revised Statutes, three huridrd dollars. For furuiture, books, binding, blanks, printing, and other noco;^3ary expenses of the office of tho supevintendont of public instruction, one thousand dollars. ENGIKEEH AND SUBVEXOII'S^ omes. For'salary of the deputy state engineer and surveyor, pur^mnt to chapter six rhundred and tliirty-three-eighte6h hundred and fifty-seven, two For compenstition of plcrk and messenger in the office of tho attorney general, ono thousand and fifty dollars. For furiiitme. boolis^Jiindiiig,-blanks7 printing, and other ncoessary eiponses of the office of the attorney general, five hundred dollars. ' . For costs of suit, fees of shcnfis, compensation of witnesses, and for expenses and -disbursements by the attorney gen-cral, pursuant to part three, chapter four, title_ ten. of-- the Revised Statutes, two thousand five hundred dollars. Eor compensation of counsel employed to assist the attorney general,.pursuant to chapter three hundred and fifty-seven of the laws of. eighteen hundred and forty? eight, two thousand dollars. SECRETARV'S OFFICE. For salai^ of the. aucrcfar|L of state, i)ur8uanpd cfep red and fifty-fuur, two thousand five hund red dollars. tliousand (Jollars; and for compensation of clerks to assist him la the preparation of railroad reports, one thousand five hundred dollars; and for the expense^ of printing and binding said reports, . five , thou-Tlio «foi-opoia otllai^,' etuu- peusatiottjrprintingandbindin^^^ Whether orderd Ixy -tlio legislature^'"otherMse,^ paid-to-tobe-treasury by the sev-eral Tatoadicom panics bf' this state, in proportion to their respoctive .gro_ss 'receipts, pui^snahTto chapter five hundred and twenty-six of the laws j)f eighteen hundred and fifty-five. ...... For compensation of clerks in the office of tho state engineer and surveyor, two -tUausaiuLi%ht4randred-aHd4ifty dolIars. For furniture, books, binding-, blapks, printing^ and other necessary expenses of the office of the state engineer {ind servey-cr, five hundred dollars. For the purchase of books for the uj&e of oonvict« at-the-state-prison nt' Sing^iri^ three hundred dollars; for -those at the prison at Auburn, two hundred dollars; for those at the prison at Clinton, one hundred dollars^ for those at-the aoylunl for insane convicts, fifty dollars, to be purchased under the direction of the chaplains respectively of thoso institutionB INSANE CONVICTS. For the support and maidtcnance of the asylum for insane convicts, pursuant to chapter one hundred and and thirty of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, fourteen thousand dollars. For the maintcnanioG of ' insano female cohvicts at the state lunatic asylum, six hundred dollars, ----------------------------- COMMISSIONEHS op POBUO ACCOUNta. For coTapensirtioir^and—mrbiT^^^^ the commissioners of putìiÌic aceoiiiite, pursù-act to chapter two hundred and twenty-one of the laws of ^eighteen hundred , and sixty-two, one thousand five hundred dollars. INSPECTOB OF GAS METRES. For salary of the inspector of gas metres, and contingent expenses, pursuant to chapter one hundred and sixteen of the laws of eighteen hundred and sixty, two thousand five htindred dollars; which amount shall be repaid to the treasury by the gaslight companies, pursuaul to djap-ter three liuiidred and eleven of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-nine; and it "shall be the duty of the inspectclr of gas metres to make to tho comptroller of "tho state, a return of all the gaslight companies doing business in . this state, and of the amount of their sevjoral capital stocks, and until such return is made the salary of such inspector shall not be paid. AUCTIÒNtìERs' ACCOUiiTS^. \ For compensation of the agent to examine the accoiiuta of auctioneers, pursuant to chapter three hutidryd and uinety-mhe of the laws of eighteen himdred and furty-nine, fc-i^hthuudred dollars. MILITARY AITROrRIATIONS. For the purchase of uniforms and equip-ments, pay of . officara—and- privates, .aud other cxpjeMiturcs_ authorized.by chapter fouT:, s^v^n^'-sevpn of tjtre" laws of oightèen hundred ànd ¿ixty-two, entitled "An act to provide for the enrollment of militia, tho or^niz^tion and discipline of tho national gnard .of the state of New York^ andji6r the public defense," tife sum of two himdred th^jusané dollaiu l^àÌjijaB xVÌfBOTttER EJilP^**'^ yn OTCFICF-l For poatage of offidaV le^^ Mid documents of the governor, cterk of the court oiUt^poalsr-atitejFBey-geflerai/ jjucretai;y b for opening and of the janitor, five hundred dollars. improving roads, four thousand dollars. PAtEONTOLOGtST.^-^^ - - ONONPAOA SALT SPRINGS. For salery of the state paleontologist, ¿^For expenses of the 6nou<iaga ¿ait purmiantto fho.lerm^x>Lthe^onttaotiaade--gj^^i^^ with him by the commissioners, for completing the natural history of the state, as authorized by chapter five hnñdred and thirty-nine of the la.W8 of eightcbn htiai-red and fifty-five, two tliousand dollars; and for the oolloction of fossils^ to be cm-ployed in tho preparation of tfio fourih volume of tho paleontology of tho state, pursuant to the samo contract, ono thousand dollars^ and for the preparation of drawings of fossils for the same purpose, one thousand dolíais. peBsation of dorks and other persons employed, and other necessary purposes, pursuant to fehapter three hundred^and for-ty-siatDf the lawa ef oighteen kundred-and fifty-nine, forty thousand dollars; COMMISSIONERS OF PILOTS. For the board of commissionerà pf pitó for the expenses actualiy and necessarily incurred by them in executing the several Taws relating to thè harbor of New York, such expenses to bo certified to the comp-.troUcr imder^he mthvof A^ sècVótirry of said bòàr^^^^ five- hundred dollars; provided that all fines and penalties collected by said board for violation of such la^^, bo first paid into tho treasury or accounted for under the oath of tho president and secreta^ of said board ; and provided, alsoj that »9 sum shall be paid or allowed in account td said board as or for compensation. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. For donations t© the state 8ocie|y for the promotion of agricuìtùro and to agri-cuUural^oeietiea in tliO several counties of this state, pursuant to chapter two hundred and ninety-nino of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty-eight, tpji thousand dollars; and for tho salary pf tile éritòmologisVof tho state society tor the promotion of agriculture, 0119 thousand dollars. ________________________ For the Iroquois agricultural society, two hundred and fifty ^OÌÌàtB, WASHMtitON^S JIÉàD QUARTERS, For compensation of the - keeper of "Washington's Éead Quarters," at Now bufg,-one ijiuUdfM^^ ....... ' JAMES m For the alintiity of James Minor, pursuant to chapter two hundred of tho laws of dightectt hundred and~fifteW,^8rx^fy^ònar8^^^ THE LEGISLATUREi For Cojioipcnsatii^^^^^ and offi cefs ^f ihc" Icgislaturci ninety thousand dollars. For advances' to the clerks Wythe^Beip ate and Assembly, for coutiagent expenses, sixteen thousand dollars, - J^QK compensation of w-itnessesj tho legislative ma»uor, m latnro. sixteen thousnnd dollara BANKING pEI'ARTM^^^^^^ . For expenses of the banking depart-men-ty for salary of .the superintondent, compeiraixtion of clerks, furniture, books, binding, blanks, printirig, and other purposes, to be refunded to the treasury, pursuant to chapter one hundred andaixty-four of tho laws of eighteen hundred and fitty-one, and cliapter one huudrod and tliree of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-seven, thirty thousand dollars. ■ _ ^ INWRiNCIS , For expenses of the insurance depart-^nmat,. for.. salaty.,"i)f. -tile.-super iHtendeiifc' com'pensation of clerks, furniture, books' binding,,, bliuiksj printing, and dther neceB-ftate, com ent of public instruction, state engineer arLd ¿urveyorj adjutant getieral, and inspector general, three thousand two hund-Tcd dollars. For stationery for the public offices, pursuant to chapter three hundred and thir-teeni of the laws of eighteen hundred and fort;^-eight, three thousand five hundred dollars. For fuel for tlui (^apitol, the state hall .tnd the state library, pursuant to chapter three hundred and ten of the laws of eighteen hundred and fprty-tworthTeOTiliou^^^ sand dollars. _ j_________ For exj^sesl^ library for rcpaii;8, cleansing, labor, gas, and other necessary .purposes, eight thoU'-sand dollars; for salary of the superintendent, nine hundred dollars. For expenses of tho stato hal} for repairs, cleansing, labor, gas, and other ne ceasarj purposes^ including thecomponaa-tfon ol' thft fluperintendent, four thousand fiyci liuBdmddoUarfi. For expanses of the regents of the lini vpr^it^, for printing, stationery, postage; CQinpchsatron' of'm^^^ "and' other" no cessary purposes,, one thousand dollara; For relief oj^tlie Onondaga Indian«, pursuant to chapter two hundred and. six of the laws of e|ghtocn"hundrMl?i-fi eight, three hundrM dollara. - ; For compeilsation of tho ageal of ilid Onondaga-Indians, pursuant to chapter threO hundred and seventy-six of the laws of cJightebn hundrcdand fifty^nOj ono hundred dollars; , ^ ^ ^ . ;: -vF^t <;otiipen8iati^ the Onondaga Indians, on tho Allegany -ond Cattaraugus reseWation, pursuant to ehap- lawa_ofJeighteeir hundred aiid forty-seveb, ono hundred and fifty dollArS; Fer compensation of the attb^n^'^^ the St. Hegis Indians^ pursuant ^Jc^dp^ threo hundred apd twctity-fi'^j^f tho laws of eighteen huBdrcd . ai^ hufidred and fifty doil^^ For comjien^atio^or the attorney of the Seneca Indians,^muant .to chapter diie hundred and fi^ of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty-five, ono bundled and fifty :-STii^E' TRINTiyC ----— ■ ■ ■ , ■ FoT^fpinsesoTfci^^ Indj^ lands,' pureuan^^^^^ two hjinidred and four} of the laws of eijghteon imndred ond twcnty-<mc, two hiihdred dollars, ? INTERBST ON STATE INDEBTEDNESSr For interest On the debt created for tho benefit of the Stöckbridge Indians, pursuant to chaptcr two hundred and eight of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty-eight, and chapter thirty-seven of the laws of eighteeo h^ two thotis-' and one hundred and sixty qpllars. For interost on^ s^^^ gtockr issued on account of tT^o Altiahy ."Basin IdaH; pursuant to #aptett^ of the laws of eighteen htfndrcd -and forty-nine, nino tlignsand six hiindrcd:^and_ twenty-nino dollars and twenty-eight cents; v i For-interest on thejoan of fifty_thou3-an(tldonärSj_ made for extraordinary rc-pairs and improvements of the cai^, pursuafit to chapter three hundred" and sovc'nty-fonr ofjho _Qf cighteen-Jmn--dred and forty-uinO- three thousand dollars. ^ -For interest on the loan of iwo hundred thousand dollars, nlado for tho completi©« öiltbe:-Oswcgo canal,, pursuant to chapter one o,tiho iawa of eigk-teen Iirthdred and fifty-one, twelve thoiis- For ^^tiiig^ for the state, mcloding bitiding, map^ngTengravInfrft^^ of tho pfficial canvass, andTjotl^jDiBij^ notices, purswniwclkptcr four^ and t%enty-four of the, laws of," eighteen hundred and forty-six, and chapter two hundred and forty of th^e laws of eightoen hundred and forty-sev^n, and incTuding the report of tho commissioners ©f the code, one hundred thousand^ dollars, iliSCELiAXEOUS EYPENDITURES, For transportation of tic session laws, of the'journal and doc^affieufs^oF the legist lature ■ jr^^orts, books an^^ackageaby^Xr pressj ja^: for ex ant to chapter two hundred.and fifty-foar of the laws of eiglitcen hundred and forty-seven, four thousaBd dbllars/T For supplying-to other states reports of the court of appeals apd of t^ supreme court ■ ^ and dred and tbjrty-six, fivejhundr^d dollara^, Forcdn^eBsatiOjSW oral counties of this state for transmitting tho secre^^^^ ports brcipiTvfc'tta^^b^^^^^ al sessioniB,,, pursuant to cha]^«r fewo^ huh- ; Forinti-'rest on thc_tmp6rary loan of two himdred» tlwusand_ doilarfl,_ made in' eil^teen hundred and fifty-eight, for-tho ejlMgement and coBipletioa of the canals, ten tijousand dollars.. LUNkuC AsvLlJi. For salaries of the ofi^cers of tbjB_stato "asyliii^for lunatics, parsiiant "to chaptof one hundred and thirty-ilvo of tho laws of eighteen hruodred and forty-twe^ eeven thoiisand five hundred dollars. J'or -llio «uppiort of Mark Jack," and insane Indian» at the state lunatic asylum, tWd hundred dollars. " ^ ' ' . , ' CnÀRÏTABLE inSTIYtmoXS, Ecr^rr^^-—: For tho institutioitforltheihstruction of--tho deaf and diimb, ia the city ^of New . Yorb, for the instraotion and mairitenancel of two hundred a^;^venty-fixft_indîgent pupils, sélcetedb^ the^6aperiûté»déiit of-- - ■ , , -— public institution, at the expense of that t pursuant tO: chapter flTo huBdrM inatitution^&rvth&entim preceding year thirty-siy-of tbelaw|of|tghteen hiin^^ to chapter ninety-seven of the , « lawsMsjcig^ fifty«two, forty-nine thousand five hundred dollars, or a proportion^:am pupils; as shall be dulj- Torified h^^ Tits bf thé ptesiden ;


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The work by the Manchester 'matchstick' artist shows two lone motionless figures in a landscape
The work by the late Welsh artist will be auctioned off in the Welsh Sale this weekend
The objections relate to Miller Argent's plans to build a 1,180-acre mine in the Rhymney Valley
From dressing Sir Kyffin Williams to proving critics wrong, Albany Gallery owner Mary Yapp looks back on some of the highlights
The big art auction, The Welsh Sale, is taking place this weekend in Cardiff and it has something for every collector
The Swansea-born writer sat for Gordon Stuart just weeks before his death in New York in 1953
Fancy investing in some art? Well now's a good time as many galleries are opening their summer shows which feature a wide range of art at prices to suit every pocket. Arts Editor Karen Price picks seven pieces from seven shows for under £1,000
One of the artist's works will go under the hammer with a reserve price of just £1,475
Easter Monday marks 130 years since Arthur Williams launched the new chain-driven bicycle by riding it to Swansea
The landscapes were completed after his trip to Patagonia and go on display this weekend in Machynlleth
The piece was eventually initialled by the artist after its West Wales doctor owner travelled to Anglesey to meet him
David Porteous-Butler has an exhibition in Cardiff with Sion McIntyre, the grandson of the late landscape artist Donald McIntyre
Glyn Rhys' love for the sonnet comes from its brevity and clarity. That's why, he explains, he's written a book of them
The painting by the internationally renowned artist was stolen from major cultural venue the Southbank Centre
Packing problems aside, our columnist's favourite part of holidays is definitely selecting her holiday reading
As the latest film from Wales with music at its heart is released, Kirstie McCrum wonders what really makes a successful score
The Welsh Sale in Cardiff this weekend will also feature a painting by Kyffin Williams valued up to £45,000
Tony Williams, who claims his ancestor could be the notorious Victorian serial killer, joins campaign for files to be opened
The artist is opening his latest exhibition at Cardiff's Albany Gallery
The late Donald McIntyre was one of the leading painters working in Wales at the turn of the century. Now his grandson Sion is following in his footsteps. He tells Jenny White how his grandfather, plus Peter Prendergast and Sir Kyffin Williams, helped shape his own distinctive style
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The problem led to suspension and gearbox damage, as confirmed by a Mercedes statement.
This forced Mercedes to change Hamilton's gearbox, which was being used for the fourth weekend of its run of five, leading to the penalty.
Pirelli's conclusion is based upon its intial analysis of the tyre, along with the fact that Giedo van der Garde suffered a similar problem.
"Van der Garde was following and his rear tyre had a 10cm cut through it, a very aggressive cut that could only have come from a bit of metal," Hembery told AUTOSPORT.
"We are assuming that there was a piece of metal on the track that got into the suspension, the wheel, the brakes and that has caused us to lose the tread.
"It didn't deflate the tyre as the structural part was still intact and whatever it was went on and did van der Garde's tyre as well.
"That's all we can say at the moment."
Hembery confirmed the metal debris caused the tyre to overheat dramatically. This led to the loss of the tread.
"It has sent it into a massive overheat and we are trying to look at the telemetry to understand it," he said.
"We have a lab here, so we have some idea and can see some patches of overheating on the tread that has caused it to go well over 200C, which is rare and strange."
Hembery added that, as is routine, Pirelli personnel were due to walk the circuit after track activity had finished in an attempt to find the debris.
"We will go out and look as our guys always do a track walk," said Hembery.
"We are not overly concerned as it's just one of those racing things."
- Giedo van der Garde


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This ride should be at the top of your bucket list. You'll ride through massive meadows lined with ancient aspens then suddenly burst out onto a view that drops about 50 million years. There is no water available on this route.
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|North Rim, Arizona, US
|45.0 mi
|+3451 / -3447 ft
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There is difficult news from veteran rock band Yes this morning.
It has just been announced that the band's bassist and co-founder Chris Squire has been diagnosed with what is known as Acute Erythroid Leukemia (AEL). AEL is an uncommon form of Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML). The discovery of the condition means that Squire will be unable to join the band on its North American summer tour with Toto. He will instead return to his hometown of Phoenix to receive treatment for his condition over the course of the next few months. The band meanwhile will still tour this summer with Squire's duties being handled by Yes alumnus Billy Sherwood.
Squire has released a statement discussing Sherwood coming on board to help the band. In it he noted his faith in Sherwood in regards to his ability to deliver saying, ""This will be the first time since the band formed in 1968 that Yes will have performed live without me. But the other guys and myself have agreed that Billy Sherwood will do an excellent job of covering my parts and the show as a whole will deliver the same Yes experience that our fans have come to expect over the years."
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"Todos Santos - the perfect escape" Top 5 Page for this destination Todos Santos by Bunnylbj
Todos Santos Travel Guide: 55 reviews and 145 photos
My husband and I were lucky to have a month in Todos Santos with some close friends. Our friends organized a rental of a beautiful house that had just been built. This house was just down the road from the beach and was the perfect place to party and relax and hang out! The guys went surfing and the girls went into town at "La Arca" for yoga classes. We'd all meet up at the beach and go on long walks, read, and watch the surfers. On our way in town from the beach we'd stop at the little veggie stand and collect produce we'd use for dinner that night. It was paradise!
This is our SWEET house that we lived in for a month. It was just built and had not been lived in - friends of our friends' parents.... a great deal and an awesome view of the beach and sleepy neighborhood. Paradise!
Here's the dune buggy that belongs to our friend's parents - they also have a VW bus we'd use to haul the surf boards and gear to the beach. So much fun!
- Pros:The ultimate relaxing location: Removed from trappings of television and phones
- In a nutshell:The perfect get away for those needing a break from the office
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great page
I hate to disagree, but...despite the incredible time we spent in Todos Santos, 'Art and Beer' nearly ruined it. Surly help, overpriced cloyingly sweet drinks worthy of 'TGIFridays', and very underwhelming views in an area of otherwise incredible scenery.
Great pics and info! Sounds like my kind of place, I'll be visiting alot next year one of my best friends is moving there.
I've been thinking about visiting Todos Santos and your helpful tips may have just pushed me over the edge. Thanks!
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The recent class action lawsuit in which retired NFL players won a $28 million judgment from the National Football League Players Association continues to yield a treasure trove of information concerning the inner workings of EA's best-selling Madden franchise.
For example, transcripts of court testimony which were unsealed this week by the U.S. District Court in San Francisco show that NFL star Brett Favre's decision to retire from the Green Bay Packers in early 2008 almost got him dropped from the cover of Madden 2009.
EA exec Joel Linzner, who was called as a witness at the NFLPA trial, testfied about the dilemma which Favre's on again-off again retirement caused for EA:
Q: …Madden NFL Game. And, in fact, that's been a very successful game for EA, correct?
JL: Yes, over 20 years.
Q: 20 years. In fact, the 2009 version was the 20th anniversary edition, right?
JL: It's the 20th of the Madden NFL series, that's correct.
Q: Right. And you chose to put on the cover of that a retired player at the time, right?
JL: Uhm, well, Brett Favre at the time we decided to put him on the cover was not retired, had not announced his retirement. He subsequently announced his retirement. We thought about replacing him to have an active player. But the logistics of making the packages are kind of complicated, and we decided to stay with Brett Favre. And I think as most people subsequently know, he revoked his retirement and is currently an active player with the New York Jets.
Linzner also testified about EA's deal with Madden 2004 cover athlete Michael Vick, who was later arrested and jailed for animal cruelty. Hit the jump for more official testimony about Madden cover athletes Vick and Donovan McNabb.
Q. Could you show the jury what it is? That's actually the Madden Game, right, in the package it comes in the store?
JL: Well… This is one version of Madden NFL 2004 for the PlayStation 2 as resold probably at GameStop on a used basis for 99 cents. It didn't sell for 99 cents when we offered it initially.
Q. …I'm not going to get into how much it costs. It doesn't matter to me. All I want to do is focus on this. If you look on the cover of this Madden game… That's Michael Vick, right?
JL: This is Michael Vick, and at this time he was an active NFL player.
Q: Right. He subsequently had some trouble with the law, and he's in custody, right?
Mr. Feher: Objection, your honor. That's not relevant.
Mr. Hummel: You're right. I'll withdraw it… But he is not currently an active NFL player… But at the time he was, right?
JL: That's correct.
Q: Okay. And did you have to obtain a separate agreement with Michael Vick to put him on the cover?
JL: We obtained a separate agreement with Michael Vick and paid him incremental amounts for two things… to be on the cover… and to perform services for us in connection with the launch of the game, the TV commercial, etc…. we have to enter into a separate agreement as we did unfortunately with Michael Vick, who had some problems subsequently… That's separate from the group license that we signed with Players, Inc. to have all of the players in the video game… It's frequently called a "highlight agreement…"
Q: All right. So this is a situation where he – Mr. Vick – signed a separate agreement…
JL: We have somebody on staff at EA… who frequently makes contacts to find a player and his agent who are interested in being on the cover and is willing to perform the P.R. services that we want and be in the TV commercials and is familiar with the game… The money that we paid Michael Vick under his highlight agreement, to the best of my knowledge, is not shared with the other 1,400 – 1,500 active players…
Q: This was $4.99 used. But this is the Madden 06 game that also has an active player on the cover, Donovan McNabb, right?
JL: Donovan McNabb was and remains an active NFL player.
Q: And there was a highlight agreement with Donovan McNabb, right? …You have a highlight agreement with Donovan McNabb?
JL: Well, we did for Madden NFL 06… He was in a TV commercial…