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sUMUas Matter oa Every Fag.
tOMttM. OIULT, Xditor.
AAJAaPraM l(NMkr Ness I nil of
JtHf juit f ,Caaty Caaealsatanrr,
Tt'KSDAT MOHNIXO, 0 O'CLOCK, 1
January 4, 1870.
The board met pursuant to mllouru
meat, l'rc sent Commissioner Thomns
Wilton, chairman; George W. Summons
and James L. Sander.
It it ordered that the following p'''
be appointed road supervisors (of I'm In
lieu T those nppolritnl on the th day ol
this term, viz: ....
Robert Carpudcr. tupur visor. district
SoTI, 'In "place or A. J. Uonlt.v.iW-llneil.
John Itoidon, nunervlior, district No.
3, in ptaen ol John Ncnlon, removed
from dlitrlct.
Salmon llazlewooil, miervlsiir, ills,
trtat No. 14, in placo ot W. A. Daly, mid
Uric Calling, aupcrvtior, district No. 17,
Inflaeaof A.J, LolleM, removed from
Thereupon tlio lH).ml mliournnl utilll
ft o'clock, a.m.. to-morrow.
Wr.nxKfnT Monsi.sn, !' -Vi-locV. )
.Innmiry Sth. IW.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
went. Present same olilcer n on yes
tcrdav. It Ih onlcivd tint the follow in; bill.- l)o
allowed, and orders tln.r-.lnr In: dniwu
upon the eoiintv trc;iury laronlln-rly,
Mr. V. Konfro. for nicdlcini-
lurnUhcd alary lluertoii,H j.u
per. V
Willis A Ford, repairing hridge.
John Ilealer, boanling Mary
lluraton, county pauper, in
mil ef bill
Ulll'MaalQwood, iiju of wagon
and teM
7 .Ml
It; tin
Hi ID
Thereupon thu board adjonrncd until
I o'clock a.m., in-nioriw.
Tlll'ltlPAY MonStNO. ! n'Wot-k, I
January ml, l7i!. )
The Jioard met pursuant to adi-jiun-ment.
Prc-cut smw olllcvr its on j c
tcnlsT. It I ordered tli.it flu; lb)IJouiu;rl-llla be
allowed, unci orders thcrclor lio, drawn
upon the county treasury accordingly,
John Uodges, cutting out ro.id...$I!ir IK)
Henry O. wagoner, 10 days labor
protecting Sexton 'a creek bridge J." 00
Thereupon the board adjourned to
meet to-morrow moruimr at ! o'clock-.
Friday Moiini.no. 'J o'clock,
January I
The boanl met pursuant to mlioiirn
ment. Present same, ofllcers as on yes
terday. It l ordered lliat the places lor holding
election in Thebes and Lulty precincts be
changed as follows: At Thebes to the
pott office, and at Unity to George IV.
Short's store In Sandusky, tu said pre
duct. Thereupon the board adjourned to
Met to-morrow morning at ! o'clock,
Saturday Mokmni,, D o'clock, I I
January Sth, 1S70. J
The board met iimuant to adjourn
ment, l'rewnt same olllcers as on yea
tardar. Thelwird met and adjourned until
Monday morning, the 10th Inn., for pur
pose of Inspecting roads .
Moxday Monsixo, 0 o'clock, 1
January lOtli, IsTli.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
I'reient same offlccrs as on Saturday.
It U ordered that the WU of K. II. Cun
ningham amounting to $30, for 10 pairs
of blankets tor the county jail be and Is
hereby allowed.
Thereupon the board adjourned until
W oclork, a.rn., to-morrow.
Tuesday Mohninc 0 o'clock, l
January 11th. 1870.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. 1'resent same otlicer as ou yesterday.
It It ordered that the report of Win.
Dunning, supervisor of road district X o.
10, for ttie year 1S75 be and is hereby a p
It U ordered that the following VU
te allowed and tliut orders therefor
U drawn upon the county treasury uc
eordlugly, viz:
Perrv Power, buaev hire on ac
count of roads. 1- 00
.taint L,. Sanders, services on no-
count of roads and bridges.. ....... :t 00
W. Kamtnoni. services on ac
count ot roada and bridges. H 00
I). Hart-aaa. clothing lor ltrU-
oncra 00
J.G. Lynch, county clerk, ex
brccs char-jcn ou bookb und
blank 1
It U ordered that the bill of K. Smalling
& ilro. amounting to $57 00 for bridges
nd labor and material for sunn- be and
la hereby rejected.
It is ordered that the icnorl of I
Smalllng supervisor ol road district No.
I l fill JO.v, lUi:uici mm uiu mi, in wur
panylng atue, nmountitig to !! 87 hi
and the same are hereby rejected.
It Is ordered that the report ol Jacob
O. I.Vuch. countv clerk, on fee, earned
and collected to Deccmlx r 1, 1870, lc,
ami the tame is ueranv annroved : ami it
Is further ordered that warrants bu
drawn upon the counly treasury for
' VJil. V aim $VJ lu full, and pur report
snd bills tiled thcie with In l ivr r said
Tscob U. Lynch.
Itisordeml th.it the bill of the Illi
nois Central Hospital lor imanc, for
Woihlng furnished John WlttK W, and
it hereby rejected.
It U ordered that an order be drawn
upon the county treasury In luor ot
Charles Cunningham, late county trial
urer, tor the sum of 1S1 43, being bil
mice due him trout the general fund hs
per his report approurt Uec. 7, lS7."i.
Theieiioii Uic board adjourned until
o'clock, a.m., lo-morrnw.
. WciiNKDAT MOB.VtNG, ! o't LOCK,
January 12, 1?7. j
The board met pumiatit to adjourn
ment. Present aun otHcrr an 011 yci
trrcUyt It Is ordered thai the c'illrrtor.s' tnnl,
tor the year 186, tiled by the county
clerk, be and are hereby approve.
It Is ordered that the county clerk
keep In' b00 provided for that tii.
pote, accounU with supervisor, nt nil
read districts for all too, and luinN in
their possession.
In Is ordered that whenever the shf ilfl'
arrests any person for ofTensei committed
in any other county, he will be reciueitrd
tu return said prisoner immediately to
the county In which thu offense has Imm 11
It It ordered that license to keep dram
shop In Unity precinct, Ihj Issued to Win.
Hufen wl.Jehn G. Boles, und In Hazlu
wood precinct, to John A Morris, upon
Hllng bomb m required by law Wn, uie
county clerk, and producing the treasur
er' receipt for $C0.
T are upon tha board udjouna'd mnll
t takiek, a.., te-mo r w.
r i
Tft'rlBv ok,U o'clock 1
January utn. imtu. j
Thr ttMiM'-Mt rmnoMt'to adjourn
stent. Prtwnt same offlwrs as on yet-
It It ordered that the salary of thoclr
cult clerk be flxud at $i00 por nnnura,
with dork hire not to exceed $720 per an
num. The salnrr ot the county clerk bo
fixed nt $1,000 per nnmini. and clerk hire
not to exceed $1,000 per annum and that
the salary of tha sherlll nndex-olllcio col
lector to bo 11 xeJ nt Sl.r-OO per annum,
with two deputies whose fnlaries ohnll
not exceed $2,100 per nnntim, nnd one
clerk whoe salary shall not exceed $S0O
tier annum, nnd that ho be allowed for
expenses a sum not to exceed $400 per
It Is ordered that the bill ol Thtmm)
WIIon for $.1 lor 1 day's services on ac
count of bridges, be allowed.
It Is ordered that n license to keep .1
dram hop In Goose Island be Nsued to
Or.wnnc.s Grccnley.upnn his llllnjt proper
bond nnd otherwise complying w iih thij
reiiiilretncnU of tho law.
It Is ordered that the repot t of Alex
ander II. Irvln, sherifl,on fees earned mid
collected, Im; nnd Is hereby approved.
It Is ordered that the bond of Alexan
der II. Irvln, collector ol the revenue for
the year A. D., 1875, be nnd l hereby
approved and ordered recorded. Sal'd
bond is as follows :
AVottr nil Men bu iidt lVetnt :
Tlict we, Alexander II. Irln, collector,
and A. It. Sallonl, Wlllluin P. llnlllday,
ChrUtlau llaiiny, John Gale, Jacob A.
Goldstelnennd John McNutiy,securities.
all ol the county of Alexander, and
Slate ot llllnoi-, are held and llrmly
bound to the people of the State ol f 1 II
110N In the penal Mm of three hiindreil,
(lilrty-oiio tlioiif jiii', four hiiudral dollar',
for the payment of which well nnd truly
to he made, we bind ourselves, each of
ih, our helr, executorn and. iidiuinllrn-tor.-,
llrmly by lhen piecut-, signed
with our bauds und .-calcd with our mmiI
this the elcvcHth day of January. 1870.
The condition of the foiegoiu bond U
"itch that II the above bond Alexander
II. Irvln hall perform all duties rciuiieil
to be jierforined by I1I111 us eollector ol
taxes lor the year of 17,1, in the county
of Alexander nud statu of Illinois, lu the
tline aud nuititvr pn;sciibvd by law. and
when he shall boJurceedcd In olllce, shall
surrender and deliver over to hN mic
cessor in rflice nil hook, .-in-i s and
moneys nnpei tabling to hi. said olllce,
then tho loiegoiug bond Inbyviildothni
wle to remain In lull lurce.
Alexander II. Irv in, ri.si,l
Alfred ll.SalloiU, iut.
William P. Ilalliday.tswt
( lulstlan llaiiny. Nn.w.l
.10 in (iates. 1 u i.I
Jacob A. Gnldthie, i.u,
John MuXultv. l-i'Ai,
tVituc.'s Jacob ('. l.otn.
.Slate ol' lltimiii, rniiulr of Alcvni'liT
I. Alexander 11. Irvln, county collec
tor, in and lor said county, do solemnly
bwear that I will Mipport the Constitu
tion of the United States, ami tho Consti
tution of the Statu of Illinois and that
I will lailhlhlly discharge the dude.- of
tho ofllce officii county collector for the
year of If?.", acconliug to thu best ol my
HlilUlV. ALK.NA.MIMI II. IRVIN.
Sub-cii'ctl and swoiu to belore me this
tilth day of January A. I). lS7fi.
JAton (!. Lv.mii, Countv Cleik.
Mlfuf Illinois CouatydfAlcairifer ts
I, Jacob G. Lynch, county clerk of Al
exander county,. hereby certify that the
within bond has been duly approved by
the county board of .siid county, and
correctly copied nud entered 011 tho rec
ords of the comity boanl of ahl county,
1 further certify that no county Judge,
chairman of county board, clerk ot cir
cuit court, county clerk, sheriff, deputy
sheriff, or coroner, has signed th" within
bond as securities.
In testimony whereof I hereunto sub
scribe my name, ami atux tne
fvnl of my olllce at Cairo, thJ
Kith day of January, 1S7U.
.i.scoa it. i.v.ncii.
County Clerk.
It U ordered that the followingamuunt
be allowed as per diem fees lor attend
ance during this term of court :
1'lios. Wilson, 0 days hervlcc? as
county commissioner. ?'Ji 00
,la. L. Sanders, i) days services as
county commlsiiouer nud
mileage 70 mile ,'!0 .V)
Geo. W. Sammons, 0 days services
as county commissioner and mile
age C2 miles 20 CO
Jacob G. Lynch, II days services as
county clerk - -1 w
It Is ordered that the abatement list ot
Alex. II. Irviu, as county collector for
the year IS74. showing 11 balance ot all
taxes one me county, amounting to
$1,310.25, fthlch is hereby accepted as
settlement In full upon said collector's
paying said balance into the county treas-
Tlir4iinn the board adjourned vnc
J.vcon G. Lynch, County Clerk.
Clmrlt s l.n llUttr. Alias Mitjur I'liil.
ParUlan ld';h life has lately lost one ol
its prominent llgures. Charles Lallltte,
known i:i the sjortlug world under the
nai.iulnnvm nC Mntnr Prlilnll,, lltrnurli
Fie has been tor many years probably flic
tuokt public man of Paris, has never j
played any important part in political at-'
talrs. Nevertheless hW notoriety ex-'
tendc.l far beyond the borders ol i'tanec. j
Wherever i-port has liecomc a fashion
among the wealthy cl.'ies ol nelcty,
Charles Lillllte and hi horei we're
widely known.
Like the celebrated Premier, t'haiie-.'
Lallltte was a banker and began hU ea- :
cer lust at the time when the old Lallltte 1
was In power. A ehrewd hiisiiic? man,
he considerable liid'cutcd the lortuuo lie .
had Inherited, and taking advantage nt
tne prcstiKu 01 ins name, launched him
self in full carver anionic tint moneyed
bottrgcol' aristocracy, wlileh began lo
lorm itself at the close of Hie relgu ol
C'harlo X, and the adv lit ol the ( iians
(,'harlcb Lallltte, llien a wc.illhy 111 111
of omc thirty odd .vcars, was among the
first to join the latter of'tlice movement.".
Ho began to breed raco horses, stall- (
iiuieu various kiiius 01 races includ iiii ;
tiiesiciple cliase) at oue of his estate.
and later hi-cime one of the foumlers of
tin, Paris .fockey club. Ills tate for
liore niclug mutt have been inborn, for
he was In lb'.'J one of the orgjuUers of
the find late that iter look place in
franco. A haudfoine appearance, r.
trmicly whining manners, and a lariillar
ra)iacity lor ii.iliiing a huvhii.'ss luun
wnuc constantly ntiog 111 Hie whirl of
the lashiotiablc world, nude riuiies ,
tlittc all llio inoie ixtiiular, because al
most everybody living m the same circle
with him cither became ruined or grow
old ordM oil', while he .till tood there
guy. fieb, elegant, and with appirentlv
no end of money in his pocket.
Ihe notoilty of Charles Illltio If,
how ever, not cichnlwly dut to his lead
ership in tin; rportiug and fasloiuihle
Mtrld. JIc also became, widely known
through frequent lawsuits of a more or
e4k. benvtlmial character. In Ifi.vs, fur
Instance he v, tepurated Irom his wife,
thetiibunal coiniielling him to pay tier
S7.U0O a voir and to deposit witli tho court
something like SUijsjO as security for
these payments, bctidi'hJanolherSlOO.fiOO
whldi lie was bound lo settle on Id two
daughters. In French money this out
lay amounted to over a million and a
quarter, and was a very heavy sum for a
man to disburse for the cake or gctthi"
rid ol n wife whom ho disliked just as
much as she ill liked him. Another cele
brated lawsuit or Laflltte's was with
Khalll-IJey. tho Turkish Charge d'Af
fain, about some turf matters; ami
htra again Lallltte hail 11 very
round sum of money to disburse.
Later on rae the divorce stilt of his
eldest daughter from tho banker Erlan
ger. Tlie French Catholic rimreh run
admitting divorce, the question htul to he
brought before the Pope, nnd It wn only
by the oanetlon ol the Supreme Pontlir
that the lady was sej)arated from Kr.an
gcr and man led to SI. Cordlu1 who was
of lata t ears ircneral collector nt Tours.
The marriage of tho kccomI daughter
ended also in n lawsuit with tho Alnnpils
ileGallllet. Iiithls ease, however, the
separation waa not complete. The couple
were not divorced, but separated only
hi rep?ct ol property, and the .Marquise
de GalllTet still hears the name of her
husband, though she has not lived with
him since 1871. Her mansion in the Hue
iiubelial? became the home of her lather,
and It was In her arms that the old
.sportsman died at the age of seventy
two. Tho Indulgent direction which Lallltte
hail for his two daughter was quite pro
verbial hi Paris The scaudalous golp
to which they exposed themselves did
not seem In any way to affect his feel
ings. Tho moro he heard ol the esca
pades of hi daughters the more lie wa
pleased. He called it Its gumminuerU ih
!f. When the first society ol the
empire win nt lt summit, the two
daughters of Lallltte had lnt reached
womanhood, and became quite uotoriou
for the extravagance of tlielr dress and
manners Chatting once with the One
de Morny at the Hols do Ilologue, and
looking at hi two children drltlug by lu
the mo-1 Improbable turn-out, he .aid :
"Ar'n't they cliaitiituir ! I know only
of one woman liMcr than tlirv. and that
Is their mother."
The remark Inning been made Mmrlly
alter ih epar.itlnu from hl.i wife ap
peared to Morny very ihnny.und he never
mls.cd the oeeaslou of repealing it when
eierlhe conver-atiim tell upon old La
llltte. Tlir only otlicial pn.-itioii Lallltte ever
occupied wu.s that of a deputy fur thu
Scinc-Inferlcui e. On the turf his greatest
triumphs wrie tint ot lllgaircau win
nimrtlH' Jockey club prlo and .Surnetlo
the grand pri.u ol I lie Villc de Pari'.
Quite latcle lie pitf:haed the. -md .-mil
lables of Ihe Karon de Xivlere. ami died
like a true spot Umaii. He wai in'tiect
lug his hoi'.-ej at LamoiJ'ije. near Chan
lllfy, when the apoplolle lit from which
It was his late never to neuter, Mi tick
The wealth lie Syave. must U eoiitld
erable. The large eMale known ns lai
sons-l.aflitte isoiieol the moM taluahla
:ubiirbuu proirietor of i'ari, and i lu
u.-i'ii iiuie a mi iiuir.
SVlHSlonN SVitr
Tlie leeling at U0M011 against tlie hc
ral ineii who bad caught Wlnslow at lilt
fogcrics duiiugthela.st ear, bill let him
olt on his making them whole, continue
to bo strong, but the explanation 1-piub-ably
hi all cases to lie found in I ho
parentis' sincere reieiitanee of thcrferieal
swindler, ltl protections tlul It was
Ids only oUcnte, and Id- per-ona en
treaties. Thus Asa I'. Potter, president
oftlic Maverick National bank, having
I discovered, early laM ueek. that t iu-
SIOW Had lOI'glil i. r.. 1 uimiu a ii.iiuu
011 a j? 0,000 ""ic, went for him, found
him In tie Iloston Ste olllce. Wednes
day afternoon only a lew hours be
fore he left the city lor good
and said lo him : "l ui
reasons which I will not now di-cus-, 1
want tills note paid." "I will pay that
note," said Mr. Winelow. "before hall
past 10 o'clock to-morrow." "That will
not do," replied Mr. Potter, "I want the
money now." Mr. WJuslow heMtutcd
for a monientand then -aid : "I will pay
it within ten minuter.." As Mr. Potter
kit the .Win olllce it was. live minutes 10
II o'clock, and soon after Mr. Winston
brought tlie money hi, and, a? he handed
It to Mr. Potter and received the note, he
said: "You need not count it lor it came
from tlie Exchange bank." 1'lie
money was counted nnd found cor
rect. Mr. Wlnslow then burst Into
tears and said lie had been sorely
prcs.-ed, but lie thanked God lie was now
outofhlsdilllculties Mr. Potter then
said to him '. "Wlnslow, how much more
ot this kind of paper have you put upon
the market'?" W liislow u.ured Mr. Pot
ter that was the only piece. don t
know why I did such a thing, but I sup-po-ed
It would not be known, for I have
made arrangements with a saving hank
tor a loan, and at last I am out ot all inv
diUlcultles." He then urged Mr. Potter
to preserve sllcucr-, assuring him again
nnd again that it was the only note
of the kind, mid Dial thii was
his first departure from ttie tdratght path
He urged Mr. Potter to write Mr. Po.
laud .1 note requesting secrecy. He asked
Mr. Potter if he thought his Intended
vl'lt to New York was with a view or
getting clear, to which Mr. Potter replied
that he had not thought of it lu that light,
hut he was determined that he .should
' not go to New York that (lav, if the note
w.n not given up. The confession of
lorgery was clear, but the evidence 01
the guilty transaction wa- hi tho posses
sion of Wlnslow, believing it to bo Mr.
Wlnslow'.- ilrst and onlv transaction,
jir. inner i.ein -nenee.
A !' Wuul.lo I'eelile itnil Hellenic
I'.y I!. V. Pierce, M. l ol the WortdV
Ditpen-aiy, llullalo, N. V., Author r
" The People' C'ommou flense Medical
Advi-tr," lie.
Knowing that you are subject to .1
: gieat aniimiil of ciillcrmg, that delicacy
' on your part ha a strong tendency to
.' prolong it, and the longer It U neglected
: the moie you h ive to endure and the
1 more dllllciilt ol cure your c;i-c becomes.
I, as a I'livsieian. who am dally con-ullid
, by ncoiee of your sex, dcslro to say to
3 011. tlr.it I am ceiistanily iiicttitig with
1 llne who have been treated
I for iiuir alluiejiii for months with
lout liciug hcitetlted ill the lest, until
; thej havit becoine perfectly discouraged
: and hae .'ihnot mailt- up their mind
iiexi r 10 take another dosi of medicine,
1 or be tortured b any lurthcr tix-atmcnt.
' 'I hey had rather die and have their suf-
I'ciliiga 1 ud d than in live and -ulUr as
they "have. They
y :iy they arc worn
. :t 1 it 1 nrti mile iienl,
"nt ov nitieriii
worn-by trcHiinint. fit any thing more
dUeuiiiilvlug, we certainly cannot con
celt i', anil were thin: no more eiicccssful
mode ot treating -n- li dllllculties than
that, the principles of which teach the
1 educing and depleting ol the vital lotccs
of the sycleiii, when the iudb-fitlotis dic
tate a treatment din ctly the reverse 0
tlie nnr adopted lor Ihcm.lhoir case would
be deplorable lndicd. Hut, ladv hullVrers,
there is a better and far motu successful
Liu of treatment lor you: one more in
harmony with the law, and requirements
, ol your !ytti;ui. A li irsli, irritating
ruuMlc treatment and strong medicines,
will never euro you. If you would use
rational means, biir.li as comnioii-rcnsu
should dictate lo every intelligent lady,
, take Mich medicines as embody the very
list luilgoratiiig tonics and nervine,
compounded with special ivlercnce to
jourdilleate ttom. .Such a happy I
oiiioiiiaiioii you win mm 111 my 1 ayur
lie Prescription, which ha rccclted thu
hlghcH pr.dMi li out tlioiuiuid.i ol your
m'.v. Thom languid, thei-oim' seu-atioiis,
causing you to feel scarcely able to bu on
your leet or ascend a liight nt stairs ; that
continual drain thai U sapping from your
Kv.'tein all your loriiu r elasticity, and
driving (lie bloom from your cheeks;
tint continual rtralu upon your vital
forces that renders you Irritable and Iret
lul, may all bo oveicome and sub
ductl by a persevering ii'o of that
marieloiiH icmnly. Irregularlllcs and
oh-ructlotiH lo Ihe proper working ol
yoursjXein are relieved bv this inlldand
sale mr-aiis, whllo ieriodical pains, the
'Xhteuro of which is a suro Indication of
serious dlseaso that sliould not he ne
glected, readily yield to It. anil If Its use
be kept up lor a reasonable length of
tlmo, the succlnl cause of these pains Is
peruinuently removed. Further light
011 these siibJeeU tuny ha obtained from
"The People's Common Senso Medical
Adviser," in whWIi ' ave devoted a
large space to the consideration of nil
lorms ot diseases pxtillnr to your ex.
This work Will he tnHl-pald to nnr ad
dres on receipt of si SO. My favorite pre
scription Is wild by druggists.
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Di Canio: Fans can play key role
by Stuart Vose
Boss's pre-match message.
Paolo Di Canio says Sunderland's "amazing" fans can play a key role once again as the 2013-14 Barclays Premier League season dawns.
The Black Cats kick off the new campaign at home to Fulham this Saturday (KO 3pm) – tickets are still available.
Di Canio often highlighted the supporters as an important factor last season and says their unstinting support will be just as vital this time around.
"They are crucial – what they did last year was amazing, I couldn't expect it," he told SAFSee.
"The excitement in this area is obvious. [The fans'] passion, their supporting way to stay close to the team is very crucial.
"I don't have to teach anybody in this way because what they did already is amazing.
"They don't need any advice or any words to get closer to the club, because it is natural and that makes me very happy."
Indeed, Di Canio knows just how vital fans can be given his own experiences during a long playing career.
"When I played football many years ago, it was important for me to feel the atmosphere; people pushing for you when you lose and when you win, to keep going over your fatigue," he said.
"They [the fans] are special and we need them."
- - Make sure you're amongst the opening-day crowd at the Stadium of Light this weekend – there's still time to purchase your match ticket now.

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This book is the second in a series of photographic monographs of several of the Nazi Concentration Camps that remain scattered throughout Europe.
It depicts Dachau in Munich, Germany.
It has been shot entirely in B&W (using traditional methods) showing each camp in its own light; both raw and haunting, this book captures the horrors these camps presented their prisoners.
Its message: "Never Again".
Nanette Reid is an architectural photographer who has worked in the photographic industry for over 20 years, working in both the UK and Australia. She is the author of 3 monographs and contributor to a Thai cookbook (all available on Blurb) and the recipient of several international photography awards. Her artistic works are represented in both corporate and private arenas. Currently based in Bangkok, Nanette works with several architectural firms throughout Asia, SE Asia and Australasia and holds an Advanced Diploma in Commercial Photography. www.nanettereid.com
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All Star Flannel
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Snow !?# We woke up to a frozen tundra this morning. Not quit ready to bring out the snow gear, but at least we have something to celebrate today. Our "All Star" Flannel is here. It looks fantastic and feels so soft. And yes, it will make cozy quilts for winter.
I know this fabric came out a while ago and I am trying to get my hands on it. Is it too late to find it in a quilting store? Is there any way I can order it? I WANT IT! We are expecting our first (a boy) in November and I love these colors! Hi Christy. We are coming out with a Super Star fabric line in September that is very similar to All Star, but the colors are updated. You can check on line stores for All Star fabrics, but that line has been out a while so I am not sure if you will have much success. Congrats on the new baby!by Christy
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For more information about this meeting, contact Kris Jenssen, Yuxi Zheng.
|Random Matrix Theory and Covariance Estimation (NOTE: this will be an extended lunch seminar of 45 minutes.)
|CCMA Luncheon Seminar
|Jim Gatheral, New York University and Merrill Lynch
|Sophisticated optimal liquidation portfolio algorithms that balance risk against impact cost involve inverting the covariance matrix. Eigenvalues of the covariance matrix that are small (or even zero) correspond to portfolios of stocks that have nonzero returns but extremely low or vanishing risk; such portfolios are invariably related to estimation errors resulting from insufficient data. One of the approaches used to eliminate the problem of small eigenvalues in the estimated covariance matrix is the so-called random matrix technique. In this talk I will discuss the basis of random matrix theory, how to apply RMT to the estimation of covariance matrices and whether the resulting covariance matrix performs better than (for example) the Barra covariance matrix.
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Law Clerks (Trainee), Jobs & Vacancy in Others at High Court of Uttarakhand, Dehradum May 2012
Job or Vacancy Description:
Applications are invited from all eligible candidates for the following posts :
Law Clerks (Trainee) : 09 posts, Fixed Honorarium : Rs. 20000/- purely contractual for a fixed term of one year, Age : 21-26 years, Qualification : Three Years Professional/
Five Years Integrated Degree in Law from a reputed Law College or recognized University.
Application Fee : Rs. 150/- through postal order or bank draft in favour of Registrar General, High Court of Uttarakhand at Nainital.
How to Apply : The application form along with one duly attested copy of Certificates and testimonials regarding along with two self addressed envelope (size 5″x10″) each bearing postage stamps worth Rs. 22/- should be sent to the Registrar General, High Court of Uttarakhand at Nainital either by Speed Post, Registered Post with AD or through Courier
General Instructions:
1. The successful candidates will be attached with Hon'ble Judges andshall discharge duties under the directions of their Lordships. Clerk (Trainee) will be required to carry out search and research on legal pointsand principles as desired by the Hon'ble Judge with whom he remains attached.
2. He shall assist the Hdn'ble Judge in searching out case law, articles, papers andother relevant material required by the Hon'ble Judges in discharge of judicial aswell administrative work. The Law Clerk (Trainee) may also be asked to bepresent in Court during hearing of the arguments, take down or prepare notes in cases.
3. They may also be assigned the task of drafting memorandum onparticular subjecUsubjects including issues involved in the case or on any othertopic. Assistance from the Law Clerk may also be taken in proper maintenanceof the case files.
4. Apart from the above mentioned duties and responsibilitiesenumerated above, the Law Clerk (Trainee) shall perform any other duty asassigned by the Judge concerned with regard to his judicial and administrativefunctions. The nomenclature
5. The Law Clerk (Trainee) will also be provided the schedule of trainingand the details of the nature of job, which they have to perform during their yearof engagement. Specific assignments shall be given by the Judge with whom they are attached.
6. Judge's Law Clerk (Trainee) from the date of termination of hisengagement as Law Clerk (Trainee) shall not appear or practice before theHon'ble Judge(s) with whom he remained attached for a minimum period of oneyear.
Tentative Last Date :31-07-2012
About the organization:
The Uttarakhand State was carved out from erstwhile State of Uttar Pradesh on 09/11/2000. At the time of the creation of the State, the High Court of Uttarakhand was also established on the same day at Nainital. Since that day the High Court is functioning in an old building situated in Mallital Nainital which was known as old Secretariat. The building of the High Court is a very magnificent and was constructed in 1900 A.D. There is a park in front of the building and Naina Peak, the highest peak in Nainital, in the background, which makes the building more picturesque. In the beginning five Court rooms were constructed but later on more Court rooms have been added. A huge Chief Justice Court Block and a Block of Lawyers' chambers have also been built up in the year 2007.
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C&Z turned two ten days ago, and just like last year I wanted to throw a little party to mark the occasion, celebrate all the fabulous things it has brought me, and give Paris readers a chance to meet.
So! Mark your calendars: the second annual C&Z party will be held on Wednesday, October 19th at L'Homme Tranquille, a small neighborhood restaurant Maxence and I love dearly. It's a warm and welcoming little place we've been going to on a regular basis for a couple of years now, and we've made friends with Antoine, the son of the owner. It was the very first place I thought of for this party, and Antoine and his mother were kind enough to let us organize it there.
The party will start at 8pm with a prix-fixe menu of 36€, buying you a three-course meal — apéritif, wine and coffee included. It will be a very casual evening of food, drinks and good conversation, but since space is limited, it will be reservations only. If you'd like to join us I would be delighted: send me an email no later than this Saturday (October 15th) with your name, telephone number, and the number of people you'd like to come with. I will confirm the reservation, and send you the details and instructions then. Hope to see you there!
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Full Sail Brewing Co. promotes the responsible enjoyment of its products. If you are of legal drinking age, we welcome you to visit our website.
Portland, Ore.- Full Sail Brewing, nationally known for its award-winning beers, has been named one of the "100 Best Green Companies to Work for in Oregon" by Oregon Business magazine for fostering an outstanding workplace that focuses on sustainable practices.
The first annual 100 Best Green Companies were announced Monday, June 1, at the Gerding Theater in Portland where the special June green issue of Oregon Business magazine was unveiled. The winners were selected from over 372 companies that participated. Award selection criteria included the company's support for waste reduction; reuse and recycling; renewable energy and conservation; alternative modes of transportation; use of nontoxic materials; environmental stewardship; employee recognition and rewards for meeting or exceeding energy and waste-reduction goals; making business decisions based on sustainable values; reducing energy consumption and pollution; and commitment to sustainability as part of the organization's core business strategy.
"It is truly an honor to be named one of the top green businesses in Oregon, a state that is known for being on the forefront of sustainability. For us, this sense of responsibility has been part of our core principals since we first started brewing beer over 21 years ago. Over the years we have been committed to being stewards of the environment and have remained dedicated to operating our brewery in the most responsible manner possible. As an employee owned company we share this award with our all employees who are a key part of our daily commitment to these practices. Open communication and suggestions from employees have contributed greatly to the success of managing and maintaining a socially and environmentally fair business," said Irene Firmat, Full Sail's Founder and CEO.
"Our brewery's amazing location nestled between the Columbia River and the snow-capped peak of Mt. Hood, in Hood River, Oregon makes us all feel a deep connection for our surroundings. Employees are the owners at Full Sail – and because Oregon is our home – we feel empowered to run the brewery in the most responsible manner every day. As much as we are committed to brew great beers, we are also committed to our community. It would be impossible to live and work in the Columbia River Gorge and not be inspired by the sheer beauty of the place. It is the blue skies, green forests, snow-capped mountains and pristine rivers surrounding us that insure our dedication," added Jamie Emmerson, Full Sail's Executive Brewmaster.
Some of the company's sustainability measures include:
Earlier this year, the State of Oregon recognized Full Sail Brewing with Sustainable Tourism award for their leadership, stewardship and social responsibility. In 2008 Full Sail Brewing received the Businesses for an Environmentally Sustainable Tomorrow Award (BEST) from the City of Portland Office of Sustainable Development and the Governor's Award for Sustainability from the State of Oregon. In addition the company's Portland Riverplace Brewery and offices received recognition as a RecycleWorks business for its excellent track record of recycling, reducing waste and buying environmentally preferable products.
About Full Sail Brewing Company
The independent and employee-owned Full Sail Brewery is perched on a bluff in Hood River, Oregon, overlooking the most epic wind and kite surfing spot in the world. At this very moment 47 specialists in the liquid refreshment arts are crafting barley and hops into your next beer. Among the company's most popular brews are Full Sail Amber, IPA, Pale, LTD, and Session Premium American lager. Founded in 1987, the Full Sail crew has been fermenting godlike nectar for 21 years. Full Sail is committed to brewing great beer while adhering to socially and environmentally sustainable practices. Their award winning brews are now available in nineteen states. Full Sail is a member of the Sustainable Business Network of Portland, a founding sponsor for the Hood River Chamber of commerce's "Green Smart" program, and supports over 300 events and charities each year, the majority of which are local. The Full Sail Tasting Room and Pub is open seven days a week. Swing by for a pint, grab a bite, tour the brewery, or just soak up the view.


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This week's podcast centers around two things: Gerald Howard's article in PW about the possible influence of Moneyball ideas on book publishing, and Helen DeWitt's comments in an interview I did with her about stats in fiction.Read More...
It took reading 44 pages of Intervenir/Intervene before I began to get a sense of what Dolores Dorantes and Rodrigo Flores Sánchez were up to. Recurring throughout these 44 pages—throughout the entire book—are shovels, shovel smacks to the face, lobelias—aha!. . .
As presaged by its title, contradiction is the theme of Peter Stamm's novel, All Days Are Night. Gillian, a well-known television personality, remains unknowable to herself. And Hubert, a frustrated artist and Gillian's lover, creates art through the process of. . .
It's a rare and wonderful book that begins and ends with violence and humor. At the start of Etgar Keret's The Seven Good Years, Keret is in a hospital waiting for the birth of his first child while nurses, in. . .
Last year, Han Kang's The Vegetarian was an unexpected critical hit. Now, it's just been published in the U.S. and has already received a great deal of positive critical attention. The Vegetarian was a bold book to attempt as an. . .
It's been almost a year since the publication of Nowhere to Be Found by Bae Suah, but despite being included on the 2015 PEN Translation award longlist, and some pretty vocal support from key indie presses, the book has. . .
Jorge Eduardo Benavides' novel La paz de los vencidos (The Peace of the Defeated) takes the form of a diary written by a nameless Peruvian thirty-something intellectual slumming it in Santa Cruz de Tenerife in Spain's Canary Islands. Recently relocated. . .
Anyone with any interest at all in contemporary Moroccan writing must start with Souffles. A cultural and political journal, Souffles (the French word for "breaths") was founded in 1966 by Abdellatif Laâbi and Mostafa Nissabouri. Run by a group of. . .


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In a time where singer/songwriters are gaining popularity and finding easier outlets to fund their projects, music is growing more diverse. One such person, Armon Jay, is one of those individuals who have used KickStarter to get his vision off the ground. I got to talk with Armon about his debut full-length album, the success of his Kickstarter campaign, and the journey he took to get there.
An avid guitarist who grew up in an artistic family in Tennessee, Armon Jay fell into playing music at an early age. "My dad is a portrait painter. My mom's a music lover. Definitely grew up around the artistic free spirit environment. It encouraged me to walk down that path. It wasn't hard to convince my parents to buy a guitar." He adds laughing, "My first song was the flute solo from Titanic. I was 12 years old and I learned it on the piano. That opened the door for me. I learned piano for a couple years and ended up picking up the guitar, played in a band with some buddies, and have been playing ever since… 16 years now."
While he enjoyed playing in his band, Nevertheless, he has no ill feelings toward his decision to go solo, nor the times he spent with the band. Allowing more creative freedom, he explains that he has found his niche and hopes to pursue a solo career for the rest of his life.
Kicking off that solo career, was putting faith into a Kickstarter campaign, in which he gave himself a month to raise 12 grand. As the end of the campaign drew close, and only about 4 grand was raised, Armon Jay was uncertain that everything would work out. "Well it was the most stressful month of my life. I did the 30 day thing. It was insane. I'm a new artist. I went for 12 grand which is a lot for an artist with a small following. I was on 4 grand for about 25 days. One guy threw down quite a bit of change and it just snowballed went from there. "
The album, Everything's Different, Nothings Changed, allowed Armon to work with producer Joshua James in order to unlock the emotions and fear that are evident through the CD and its atmospheric tones. "I dance around hyperboles a little too much and dont try to make anything to grandiose. Joshua was working with me with my fear of failure. The fear of not being able to live up to being this man who is not a reality, a dude that always comes through and shines through every obstacle. Joshua really connected with that fear, even without a lot of conversation."
Much of Armon's music deals with his life experiences, through insomnia, depression, and the insecurities that those bring. A deep insight to Armon's fear of failure, it's an easy album for anyone to relate to who has, or are facing their inner demons.
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RISK ASSESSMENT Suitable premises, environment and equipment
Outdoor and indoor spaces,
furniture, equipment and toys,
must be safe and suitable for their purpose.
Specific legal requirements
Risk assessment
The provider must conduct a risk assessment and review it regularly – at least once a year or more frequently where the need arises.
The risk assessment must identify aspects of the environment that need to be checked on a regular basis: providers must maintain a record of these particular aspects and when and by whom they have been checked.
Providers must determine the regularity of these checks according to their assessment of the significance of individual risks.
The provider must take all reasonable steps to ensure that hazards to children – both indoors and outdoors – are kept to a minimum.
Statutory guidance
to which providers should have regard
The risk assessment should cover anything with which a child may come into contact.
The premises and equipment should be clean, and providers should be aware of the
requirements of health and safety legislation (including hygiene requirements). This
should include informing and keeping staff up-
A health and safety policy should be in place which includes procedures for identifying, reporting and dealing with accidents, hazards and faulty equipment.
In Practice
Childminders are continually assessing the risks in their surroundings, whether this is at home or when out and about, at toddler groups, parks etc.
Every morning Childminders check to ensure their homes are safe for caring for children, but most don't document this so have no proof that it is done.
With the requirements under EYFS Childminders now need to record their assessments on a regular basis. We have produced some templates that we hope will make completing this task a little easier.
There is a detailed risk assessment for the home, along with a set of templates covering a variety of outings.
In the Guidance booklet (page 17) it states 'The Statutory Framework for the Early Years Foundation Stage requires providers to conduct a risk assessment and review it regularly.
It is essential that children are provided with safe and secure environments in which to interact and explore rich and diverse learning and development opportunities. Providers need to ensure that, as well as conducting a formal risk assessment, they constantly reappraise both the environments and activities to which children are being exposed and make necessary adjustments to secure their safety at all times.
Providers must ensure that the premises, indoors and outdoors, are safe and secure. This should include appropriate measures such as including indoor and outdoor security as part of any assessment made. For example, ponds, drains, pools or any natural water should be made safe or inaccessible to children. Staff should be aware which doors are locked or unlocked, how to use door alarms and security systems, intercoms and name badges.'
It then provides a list of the areas a good risk assessment will look at. We have used this list to develop a downloadable sheet for you to adapt and use.
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The Royal Aeronautical Society's Aerospace Insight blog editor has named his all time Top 10 flying books:
Is the editor showing his UK bias?
Personally I can't imagine a list of the best ever aviation books without at least some of the works of Richard Bach (and I'm not talking Jonathan Livingston Seagull). Books such as Stranger to the Ground, Biplane and Nothing by Chance are classics in their own right. And that's just some of Bach's flying works.
But what are your favourites? Let me have your Top Two or Three and we'll put together our own Aussie-flavoured list.
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Professional sports are a business, regardless of what sport and for any player at any given time there is a chance that they can be traded. It could done be because there is the opportunity for both teams to improve or in the case of the Tampa Bay Lightning to accommodate the wishes of a player asking to be moved.
On Wednesday morning, hours before the NHL's 3 p.m. trade deadline Lightning VP/GM Steve Yzerman accommodated the wishes of Martin St. Louis for a trade to the New York Rangers.
In exchange for St. Louis the Bolts received Ryan Callahan plus a first-round pick in 2015 and a conditional second-round pick in 2014 in the blockbuster deal of the day.
"He has been one of the greatest players in the organization's history but in the end we honored his request today," Yzerman said. "We wish him and his family the best of luck as he continues his career in New York."
The hardest thing to ascertain about this trade is the way it all went down. Unfortunately, there are no flies on the wall, so there isn't that "inside" source giving out the whole truth and nothing but the truth. It's all speculation from most of the media and of course what the departing parties (Yzerman and St. Louis) want to share.
For what its worth, the former captain, the energizer bunny, the engine that would not or could stop, the driving force and more than anything else, the heart and soul of the Lightning is longer.
The last piece of the 2004 Stanley Cup Champion Lightning team has left the Tampa Bay Times Forum to begin a new chapter in his career, under the bright lights of Broadway in the city that never sleeps, the "Big Apple."
One may ask how could this happen, how could things sour between Yzerman and St. Louis so fast that would make St. Louis want a trade. For all intents and purposes, it's festered since 2010 when St. Louis was left off the Canada's Olympic team roster for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, also headed by Yzerman.
It all came crumbling down though on the night of January 7, 2014 when in Winnipeg that St. Louis made his decision to leave the Bolts. On this night, St. Louis was informed that he was left off the initial Canadian Olympic roster.
"That day in Winnipeg was a tough day for me, I'm an emotional guy but once the dust settled I still felt strongly in what I wanted and what was best for me, the organization and my family,'' St. Louis said.
Yzerman, who served as Team Canada's general manager, was part of a committee that left St. Louis off the team. St. Louis though would be named as a replacement for teammate Steven Stamkos who was not cleared to participate in the Olympics because of his continued recovery from a broken tibia sustained in November.
Following the initially announcement of being left off Team Canada's roster, rumors surfaced and escalated in the following weeks that St. Louis had asked to be traded to the Rangers.
On February 26, addressing the media St. Louis was asked just that and he did little to squash the rumors as Lightning beat writer Eric Erlendsonn of the Tampa Tribune tweeted:
"I've had conversations with Steve (Yzerman) about my future with the team and I'll leave it at that."
The Martin St. Louis era in Tampa Bay is over. There will be no future, just the many memories of number 26 skating on the ice, doing his fist-pump following a goal and the music blaring through the Forum speakers playing "Louie, Louie."
St. Louis leaves holding many Lightning records, some that will remain forever and some that will be passed. In his 14 seasons, St. Louis leaves as the franchise leader in points (953), assists (588), career playoff games (63), career playoff points (68), career playoff goals (33), career playoff assists (35) and his named engraved on the 2004 Stanley Cup.
Additionally, he was named to an NHL All-Star Team on five occasions, played in six All-Star Games, voted the recipient of the Lester B. Pearson Award and Hart Memorial Trophy as the NHL's most valuable player as chosen by the players and league respectively in 2003–04, also winning his first Art Ross Trophy as the NHL's leading scorer with 94 points.
St. Louis has on three occasions won the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy as the league's most gentlemanly player. In 2013, at age 37, he won his second Art Ross Trophy, becoming the oldest player to ever lead the league in scoring. He has also led the NHL in assists in two different seasons (2003–04 and 2012–13).
After the trade on Wednesday morning, FOX 13's (Tampa) Kevin O'Donnell caught up with St. Louis at the airport before his flight to New York. Before he left, St. Louis took the chance to thank the fans in Tampa, and said that while it is a "tough day," he's also looking forward to a fresh start.
The Martin St. Louis era began Wednesday night at Madison Square Garden when the Rangers hosted the Toronto Maple Leafs. St. Louis would make his debut, playing 20:11 with three shots on goal and a =/- rating of -1 in the 3-2 overtime loss.
Following the game, St. Louis addressed the New York media in the Rangers post game conference and as well you can read Marty's letter to the Tampa Bay fans
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On May 15, during Miami Fashion Week 2014 Resort Collections' first day of fashion shows, Venezuelan fashion designer Lisu Vega was named the winner of the Eastern Air Lines flight attendant uniform design competition.
With a sold out crowd as a witness and as part of Eastern Air Lines' sponsorship, Miami Fashion Week 2014 hosted a special runway show as part of their design competition where top Miami-based fashion designers competed to design the company's new flight attendant uniforms. The showcase concluded magically with the emotional announcement of Lisu Vega as the new official Eastern Air Lines designer due to her visionary and stylish designs.
"This is a dream come true for me. When I was a little girl I dreamed of being a flight attendant, so merging the world of design and aviation has been magical for me," said Lisu Vega. "Winning this competition proves that the sky is the limit and Miami Fashion Week is my witness."
Lisu Vega's award package includes a cash prize, the title of official designer of Eastern Air Lines for a period of 3 years, a contract with EAL to design their ground crew uniforms, free airline tickets to any EAL destination, inclusion in the CBS documentary of EAL's re-launch, designer's signature collections to be featured in the EAL retail store at the Miami International Airport for the duration of the agreement, and many more prestigious opportunities.
For more information about the competition and Miami Fashion Week please visit:www.miamifashionweek.com.
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- Miami Fashion Week kicked off with a glamorous party!
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The portfolio of Eps51 epitomizes the offspring of a multi-culturally informed design sensibility with impeccable conceptual flair. Details »
John Boilard is a senior in the Graphic Design Department at MassArt. With a few months left before graduation, he undertook a huge personal project: to whittle down his collection of 945 favorite letter forms to make an eclectic screen-printed alphabet. The original letters are pulled from old books and photographs, wood type, antique shops, and the occasional existing typeface (pictured above). Many had to be redrawn to be printed in their two-color finery.
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"The way a man lives is essential to the work he produces. The two cannot be separated." – Lester Beall
Updates to the always solid design studio of DixonBaxi / Formula 1 Brand Sting / Sony Max Channel Branding to name a few.
For those of you in NYC hope you can check out the third annual Model Citizens NYC which is a 3 day exhibition, open to the public, featuring the work of 50+ designers of furniture, products, ceramics, glass, art objects and jewelry.
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New Project from the talented group at Animatorio, entitled: NeoMorphus.
Transformation trough mutations stages. Evolution as a function gain is called neo-morphic. Imaginary creatures adapt into an Ecosystem and the transformation of these habitats for these creatures generates a fantastic cycle.
Every late night spent at every studio I have worked in has been shared with a Brazilian designer. I am not sure where such discipline and rigor comes from, but it's very much present in their culture. A couple studios from Brazil are showing a new level of saavy design that deserves some attention. Details »
viction:ary is established as an identity to emphasize the strength of collaborative efforts in the area of visual communication. Not only creating more perspectives for those who loves design and visual graphics.
Hinterland is a New York-based multidisciplinary design studio. We create books, magazines, brochures, identities, packaging, illustrations, and more. We believe that the best work comes from a close collaboration between client and studio. We have a passion for solving design problems and for integrating all project elements—from overall concept to specific detail—to present a unified message.
IYA collaborates with like-minded clients and agencies to create innovative and well crafted ideas across the fashion, lifestyle and sport sectors.
"The perfect black is the deepest black." _TS / featured previously on GH™
Taking inspiration from the notion of Axis Thinking (the brainchild of frequent Bowie collaborator Brian Eno) the design depicts a series of mixers with sliders positioned so as to describe each Bowie album within Non-Format's own framework of extremes.
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Slovenia Walking Tours, Slovenia
Slovenia is a great choice for a walking tour - it has lakes, mountains, cities, coastline and lots of beautiful green countryside. We feature different tours so you can choose one to suit your level.
- Getting there:
- You can arrive into a number of different airports such as Ljubljana, Klagenfurt, Trieste.
- Walkiing Tours Available:
We offer various walking tours in Slovenia
- Airport Name:
- Ljubljana airport is the main airport, but you can also fly into Klagenfurt or Trieste.
- Local currency:
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- Time Difference from UK:
- + 1 hr
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We offer several self guided walking tours in Slovenia and the tours offer a lovely mix whereby you can see the highlights of this delightful country
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Background on Slovenia
Slovenia knows how to captivate visitors with its originality and beauty. It is an experience you will never forget! Slovenia is the meeting point of the Mediterranean, Pannonian and Dinaric worlds. It offers extremely diverse scenery due to the variety of landscape and all can be managed by bicycle. The tour leads you along seemingly endless sunflower and cornfields. You will find quaint and charming villages and will be amazed by their wonderful, yet simple way of life. Excellent wines and culinary highlights will further enhance this experience.
Independent since 1991 (read a brief history), Slovenia does not have a majestic history like many larger European nations, but the past is nevertheless important. For many it is surprising that such a small nation, without kings or famous military leaders of its own, could even form, survive and carve out an independent path. But this is the result of the resilience and determination of the Slovene people, whose culture and common language have survived for centuries in this green piece of Europe.
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SuntrailThis walking holiday is a wonderful combination of all the best in Western Slovenia. Fine food and wine are supplemented with breathtaking underground scenery, natural and cultural monuments. Read More
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Slovenian Lakes and Valleys walking tourA walking holiday for those who like alpine scenery and sweeping vistas. The famous Lake Bled and Lake Bohinj, as well as Mt. Triglav National Park, are the highlights of this walk. A very picturesque mountain tourthrough glorious landscape. Read More
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Alpina Purple RouteThis short-break tour is a collection of different grade walks. You will be walking along mountain ridges, meadows and valley floors, slowly descending from east to west. This is a picturesque alpine trail with stunning views at every turn. Read More
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Easter is a holiday that celebrates the coming of spring and the birth of new life. Hence, many images of Easter are synonymous with images of springtime such as flowers, gentle colors and baby animals. Although decorated eggs, Easter baskets (usually filled with candy), and the Easter Bunny are the most iconic Easter imagery, baby animals are also ever-present symbols in the holiday's décor.
Clearly, rabbits are the most frequently illustrated creatures in Easter merchandise, but other animals—especially lambs and chicks—are also commonly seen. The association between springtime and the birth of baby animals goes back eons, notably because many animals (including sheep and chickens) have a specific season—spring—for breeding and birthing (or hatching) their young. This is a survival mechanism because spring is generally a time a year when the weather is warming up. This gives the baby animals enough time to grow and gain weight over the remainder of spring, summer and fall before gearing up to prepare themselves for a cold winter when food might be scarce.
Below is a list of five animals that are most associated with Easter and also why the holiday is considered to be one of the cutest on the calendar!
Bunny rabbits are the single most popular kind of animal featured on Easter décor. Regaled for the Easter Bunny legend, rabbits are a symbol of fertility and springtime.
Chicks are baby chickens that, upon being hatched, resemble adorable chirping bundles of yellow fuzzy. Because chickens annually hatch eggs during spring, chick imagery has become a big icon of Easter.
Lambs are baby sheep. Regarded as being extremely cute, lambs are featured on a lot of Easter merchandise because they are born in the springtime and therefore their births often coincide with the Easter holiday. Since Easter is symbolic of rebirth, animals born in the spring are prime to be featured on Easter memorabilia.
Butterflies are insects that come in an array of shapes and sizes. Their wings are usually beautifully colored and can include vibrant shades like blue or orange. Butterflies come out in the warm weather—like spring and summer—and that is why they are often featured on Easter memorabilia.
Like chickens, most birds hatch their eggs and raise their young in the spring and summer seasons. Hence, birds are associated with springtime ("the first robin of spring") and that is why several species might be featured on Easter merchandise.


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Christy Turlington has one of those timeless faces that has always represented beauty and youth. One of the legendary supermodels of the 1990's, Christy graced the covers and pages of many top fashion publications and she was often seen walking the runways of some of the most highly-respected and famous designers of the decade. She also appeared in two music videos.
One of Turlington's most famous claims to fame was the sensual Calvin Klein campaign for the enchanting fragrance, 'Eternity' which featured the sought-after model. Christy Turlington represented Calvin Klein from 1987-2007.
Now, in 2014, to celebrate the 25 year anniversary of the fragrance, Calvin Klein has captured love in its most natural and truest form as Inez & Vinoodh shoot the anniversary campaign for the 'Eternity' fragrance. Christy Turlington is seen in a romantic embrace with her handsome husband of 11 years, Edward Burns. The couple is lying on the sand of the beaches of the tantalizing islands of the Turks and Caicos. The couple is absolutely hypnotizing and it is easy to detect that their love is even stronger today than it was 11 years ago. They share a strong bond of love that can be seen from their expressions.
The couple will be appearing in advertisements for both Calvin Klein 'Eternity' and Calvin Klein 'Eternity Night.'


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Barrel racing, dressage, jumping, training clinics, cowboy mounted shooting, open shows, gymkhanas, and other horse highlights fill the Midwestern equestrian calendar for the opening of the summer season.
Horse lovers race to these equestrian occurrences across the Upper Midwest from Tuesday, June 17, through Sunday, June 22.
On June 17, Winners Sircle Stables continues its 3rd Annual Summer Barrel Racing Series in Union Grove, Wisconsin.
Woodside Ranch of Mauston, Wisconsin, adds a June 17 event to its 2014 Gymkhana Series.
In Verndale, Minnesota, a Minnesota Quarter Horse Association (MQHA) Boot Camp runs June 18 to 20 at R & J Arena.
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The United Barrel Racing Association (UBRA) 3 Barrels 2 Hearts Series holds June 18 competitions at the St. Croix County Fairgrounds in Glenwood City, Wisconsin.
The Tomah Saddle Club Summer Speed Series is ongoing, with a June 18 event in Tomah, Wisconsin.
On June 18, the Sole Sisters 1st Annual "Giddy Up 'n Tidy Up" occurs in Waukesha, Wisconsin, at Life Striders Therapeutic Riding Program.
The 2014 Cap Gun Circuit comes to the Jefferson County Fairgrounds, in Jefferson, Wisconsin, from June 19-22.
In Mauston, Wisconsin, Red Ridge Ranch's Summer Gymkhana Series 2014 boasts a June 19 event.
Sunflower Farms welcome Buster McLaury for a Horsemanship Clinic from June 20 to 22 in Bristol, Wisconsin.
Chad Kelly teaches a Desensitizing/Trail Obstacle Clinic at Diamond Acres in Woodstock, Illinois, from June 20 to 22.
You can find lots more regional equestrian event listings at Mane Dates: Horsing Around in the Upper Midwest.) The site includes a Midwestern Equestrian Event Venue Roster with address and contact information for most of these locations.
On June 20, Circle T Saddle Club has a Speed Fun Show in Thorp. Wisconsin.
Hay Creek Valley Saddle Club offers an Open Show on June 21 and 22 at the Pierce County Fairgrounds in Ellsworth, Wisconsin.
In Sheldon, Wisconsin, the Outbuck Riders feature a Fun What Ya Bring Mounted Shooting Clinic and event on June 21 and 22.
A United Barrel Racing Association (UBRA) Tour Event and Western Saddle Clubs Association (WSCA) Game Show goes on June 21 and 22 in Ladysmith, Wisconsin, at the Rush County Fairgrounds.
Working Equitation Illinois and Haras dos Cavaleiros present a Recognized Working Equitation Clinic with Tiago Ernesto at Lanes End Farm in Minooka, Illinois, on June 21 and 22.
In East Troy, Wisconsin, West 20 Ranch and Saddle Club holds its annual Jean Cyra Memorial All Breed Open English and Western Shows on June 21 and 22.
Heartland Stables hosts the Wisconsin Ranch Horse Association (WRHA) for a June 21-22 show in Custer, Wisconsin.
The Oak Meadow Reigns 4-H Club puts on an Open Show at the Portage County Fairgrounds in Portage, Wisconsin, on June 21.
Also on June 21, the Marathon County 4-H Horse Project and Wausau Boot and Saddle Club team up for a Fuzzy Wuzzy Fun Horse Show in Wausau, Wisconsin.
In Monroe, Wisconsin, the Green County Fairgrounds has a 2014 Pre-Fair Show for the Green County 4-H Horse and Pony Project on June 21.
Star A Training and the Illiana Stock Horse Club present a June 21 Western Pleasure Clinic for Stock, Ranch, and Breed Association Competitors at the Pekin Riding Club, in Pekin, Illinois.
Show bills and flyers for this week's horse highlights may be found in the accompanying photo slideshow. Enlarge the page, if needed, for easier viewing.
On June 21, the Waushara County 4-H Horse Association offers a Trail and Patterns Clinic with Bill Heiser at the Waushara County Fairgrounds in Wautoma, Wisconsin, on June 21.
Renaissance Equestrian Society has its 4th Annual Trail Ride Benefit on June 21 at Belle Isle Park in Detroit, Michigan.
On June 22, the Badger Horse Show Association (BHSA) convenes at Rusty B Arena in Westfield, Wisconsin.
The Circle K-D Trail Riders feature a Formal Open Show in Sycamore, Illinois, on June 22.
Also on June 22, the Fox Valley Saddle Association (FVSA) puts on a Dressage Show in Hampshire, Illinois.
Cross Winds Farm has A Place to Start Open Hunter/Jumper Show in Marengo, Illinois, on June 22.
National Barrel Horse Association (NBHA) and United Barrel Racing Association (UBRA) heat up Ukkestad Arena on June 22 in Rushford, Minnesota.
A Turn Crest Stable Hunter Show is set for June 22 in Kasson, Minnesota.
Advance reservations, signups, and entry fees may be required for many of these Midwestern horse happenings.
Check for cancellations and late changes.
Participants and spectators are wise to call horse show and event venues to confirm event times and other details before loading their horse trailers and departing for any of these Midwestern horse happenings.


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Love is the greatest power known to man. Love is powerful because there are no limitations and the possibilities are endless. You can see how loves changes the world because it motivates us into action. You can see love through the eyes of a mother protecting her child, a young man standing up for another who is being bullied, donating money to a charity or cause or helping your community pick trash up along the highway. These are all forms of love. Love gives us reason and motivation. Gives us hope and joy. Our relationships with each other change because of love, because of the love of a Father who first showed us how.
"Let us love one another, for love comes from God. Everyone who loves has been born of God and knows God. Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love. This is how God showed his love among us: He sent his one and only Son into the world that we might live through him. This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins. Dear friends, since God so loved us, we also ought to love one another." 1 John 4:7-8
Our Father God loves us with an agape love. A love that is selfless, sacrificial and unconditional. He loves us regardless of who we are and what we have done in life. We don't deserve His love but He gives it to us anyway. His love surpasses all of our understanding. He loves us when we are stubborn and refuse to listen and waits patiently for us to come to Him. He corrects us when we are wrong and don't want to admit it. He protects us, reaching beyond our circumstances and guides us in the direction we should go. He never leaves or gives up on us. He doesn't just love us, He is love itself.
"Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails. But where there are prophecies, they will cease; where there are tongues, they will be stilled; where there is knowledge, it will pass away." 1 Corinthians 13:4-8
He demonstrates His love to us time and time again in many forms and ways but it is always constant and unchanging. No matter how many times we mess up, He still loves us just the same. By understanding His love for us it helps us to love others. We understand His love for us by knowing Him and what He has done for us. No matter how hard we try, we can't love others on our own strength, but when we allow God to show us, we can love the way that He does. He is the one who sets the standard and gives us something to strive for.
"Compassion without selfishness is a world changed through love."


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Low-Dose CT Scans
East Morgan County Hospital's new advanced diagnostic medical imaging system provides state-of-the-art diagnostic capabilities and reduces radiation exposure to patients.
The Aquilion® 64 CT scanner adjusts radiation to the patient's body type. The same is true for pediatric patients. The radiation is reduced by approximately 40 percent. All patients experience shorter procedure times.
The CT scanner makes 64 revolutions per rotation time. Each slice is approximately 32 cm thick. Computer software then reconstructs the slices into multiple images, including 3-D.
When an area is scanned, the software can provide images of that whole area, sections, or only organs, bones, veins, or "hardware" (such as any metal item surgically implanted into your body, i.e. artificial hip or knee, or pins used to hold bones together.)
This technology is especially beneficial for:
- Children
- Adults who are more susceptible to harm from excessive radiation
- Neurology patients
- Cardiac patients


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Research and Markets: Medical Device Market Opportunities in China, 2012
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Medical Device Market Opportunities in China, 2012 quantifies, analyzes, and forecasts the trends and opportunities in the Chinese medical devices market. The report provides a complete roadmap and essential data for current and hopeful competitors selling medical devices and products in China. Historical data covers 2007-2010, most recent actual year data is for 2011, and forecasts extend through 2014.
Coverage in This Report:
- Key Population Data, Trends, Indicators (2007-2014)
- Key Economic Data, Trends, Indicators (2007-2014)
- Key Healthcare Data, Trends, Indicators (2007-2014)
- Clinical Indicators & Statistics, by Segment (2007-2014)
- Disease Incidence & Prevalence Statistics, by Segment (2007-2014)
- Barriers to Entry for Medical Product Companies
- Regulatory Overview, Challenges and Path
- Channel Analysis & Potential Sales Models (Distributor, Direct, Hybrid, Other)
- Emerging Trends, Opportunities, and Market Outlook (2007-2014)
- Surgical Procedure Volumes, by Segment (2007-2014)
Questions Answered in This Report
- What are the key population, economic and healthcare data and trends that a medical device manufacturer needs to know to be competitive in China?
- What are the disease incidence & prevalence data? What are the future trends? What do current and emerging patient caseloads look like? Where are the opportunities?
- Procedure volumes and growth differ dramatically within the different therapeutic areas in China. What is the volume of surgical procedures currently being performed in each therapeutic area? What are the growth trends? Where are the procedures being performed?
- What is the regulatory path for getting a medical device approved in China? What other market barriers or challenges exist?
- How does a medical product company access this market? What are the sales models -- distributor, direct sales force, hybrid, other?
- What other challenges and opportunities exist in China for current and hopeful market participants?
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The 151-unit Brookshire Grocery chain added and upgraded pharmacy operations at stores throughout its market area in 2009. Among its initiatives, which also included informational health-and-wellness expos, the chain added a free antibiotic and discount generic drug program last year.
"Our generic program includes more than 400 drugs," company spokesman Sam Lanier noted. "We have 30-, 60- and 90-day supplies—based on usual day's supply—for $3.99, $6.99 and $9.99, respectively. There are about 50 entries on our Free Antibiotics Program, which includes varying strengths of about a dozen or so antibiotics."
In early October 2009, Brookshire opened up a brand new, 31,000-sq.-ft. store in Seagoville, Texas, that provided enough space for a pharmacy operation. A few weeks later, Brookshire celebrated a grand reopening of its store in Forney, Texas. Beyond an additional 2,200 sq. ft., the store also gained an upgraded pharmacy drive-through.
In June 2009, Brookshire debuted a newly remodeled 62,000-sq.-ft. Super 1 Foods store in Lafayette, La., offering an expanded pharmacy relocated to the front of the store. The new configuration provided for a wider selection of health-and-beauty products, and established sections devoted to diabetes, sleep and therapeutic aids and supplies. It also added drop-off and checkout areas to pharmacy; additional office space for health services and consultations; and durable medical equipment, a category not often offered in supermarket pharmacies.
In January 2009, the company renovated a 38,500-sq.-ft. store in Shreveport, expanding the pharmacy operation and adding a drive-through.
Brookshire's commitment to expanding pharmacy was evident in the launch of a new concept store—Fresh by Brookshire's, a 55,000-sq.-ft. supermarket, opened in south Tyler, Texas, on Feb. 16. The new format was developed for shoppers with a taste for gourmet food, but also houses an expansive selection of wellness items and a full-line pharmacy.BROOKSHIRE GROCERY
Headquarters: Tyler, Texas2009 sales: $2.12 billion% change vs. 2008: -3.6%No. of stores: 151No. of stores with Rx: 112Avg. store size: 40,000 sq. ft.Rx sales: $296.8 million% of sales from Rx: 14.0%Sales per store: $14 millionSource: Company reports