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Frank Plant – Man of Steel
Frank Plant has a slightly ironic last name to be working with steel. What is interesting about his work is that Frank also incorporates cheap plastic flowers, sponge and flock. I enjoyed looking at the detail of the above piece to see how the plastic flowers were incorporated. Check out the detail and more of his work after the jump.
Illustrator Spotlight – Flavio Melchiorre
Flavio Melchiorre is an Italian illustrator and designer. After 10 years of designing for fashion and advertising, Flavio has developed his own personal style. Some of his works are packed with color and lean towards the psychedelic side of life. Crazy patterns grace the backgrounds of Flavio's world. His colors are rich, but some of my favorite pieces of his are the black and white works. Take a look at the basket of fun waiting for you after the jump.
Leslie Clerc
Leslie Clerc has some delicious French flavor for you to savor. Her body of work contains a nice variation of styles and approaches. After the jump, you can catch some goodies like a little girl who wants candy, a toy weiner dog and designs for an animated music video for Ba Cissoko. She has also started a studio along with a few other artists called La Mondaine.
Pauline Automatique
I'm not sure if Pauline Automatique is the artist's real name, but either way, having the word 'automatic' as a last name makes you cool in my book. The colorful dots on graph paper makes me think of an artist bored in geometry class, trying to pass the time. Quite a fun contrast.
Joshua Abelow
"My name is Joshua Abelow. It feels great to write my name. I love the way it looks in print. I like the way the "A" at the end of Joshua lines up with the "A" at the beginning of Abelow. Like This: JOSHUA ABELOW" – Joshua Abelow writes about admiring his own name and his preference to use "Joshua" over "Josh". Abelow writes often. He makes art, and most importantly lives life often. His works are dark, yet whimsical. Part autobiographical and occasionally asserting historical references, Abelow explores the process of making art and living with the pressures to perform as an artist, a friend and a lover. Works often make fun of themselves and thrive on the failure of existing as beautiful hallmarks for all of art history's future. If his essay "I Don't Want To Name Name's" is in fact honest, he started to make art for the right reasons, and will continue to do so for a long time. Another recommended read would be "DOINGDEKOONING" where he asserts the relevance of Paul McCarthy's "Painter". The importance of viewing both Abelow's writings and visual works lies in understanding Abelow's humble, honest and somewhat naturally naive philosophy on life and the depth that exists within works far more involved than the headlines they announce.
Los Angeles graffiti artist and painter Cache has a new installation he created in conjunction with the Pedals and Prints, a bicycle art show. His installation depicts his version of a bike shop.


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Clay Aiken, the singer who rose to fame on "American Idol," told CBS News he does not believe that fellow contestant Corey Clark had an affair with Paula Abdul.
"It's a shocker that I think a lot of us have been hearing about for the past week, preparing ourselves for," Aiken said in an interview on "The Early Show" Thursday morning. "Last night kind of threw a lot of curveballs our way."
Aiken called Abdul a "nurturing and caring person" who gave contestants support and advice.
"She was like that for everybody on the show," he said.
Aiken also suggested that much of the evidence for the supposed affair was either circumstantial or came from Clark's family and close friends.
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See the eyes glowing in the shadows.
Does she have an evil mind?
No one knows.
Walking so gently amongst the trees,
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Is it mindless evil?
Oh, we don't understand, and so the children ran.
Chased, chased by an evil power.
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Feel the awsome power until the very end,
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Update on my eyes
I made an appointment and nervously had my eyes checked. I was trying to not get my hopes up. I realize that years of abuse will take time to heal. The good news is that my original problem looks much better and he feels very optimistic about me wearing contacts again...someday. The bad news is that I guess my eyes look very irritated and dry and he said it almost looks like there are scratches on the colored part of my eye. I really don't like to hear that he is stumped because then I feel like a guinea pig.
First of all my eyes don't feel irritated at all or even dry. But it is no surprise that they would look that way. I have worn contacts since I was 12 and they have always been protected from the elements. The doc figures my eyes are not use to having an absence of contacts on them.
So I finally and reluctantly agreed to take the steroid drops and use an eye lubricant for a week and then we will check again. I guess they think I am made of money to come in for so many visits, lol. I am mainly desperate for an updated prescription check and I have the triathlon in a week and a half so I want the okay to wear contacts. But pretty much from this point on I have to wear my glasses for a least half the day for the rest of my life. That is okay, I just want to see properly again.
I will continue enjoying my carrot juice every morning and in 5 months (when Mayble is done nursing) I am planning on completing a 30 day juice fast to get some major healing and detoxing done. I strongly believe in the power of food to heal our bodies of any ailment.
This has been quite the trial for me but hopefully it is almost over.
5 comments:
- Kimberlee Krok said...
Wearing glasses is the worst! Glad to hear it is getting better. Makes you appreciate having sight I bet!
- October 25, 2013 at 10:21 AM
- Janalee said...
Since you will have to wear glasses half a day indefinetely, are you going to update your glasses prescription? Then it may not be so awful to wear them. I bet you look really cute with glasses. That'd be the worst not being able to see clearly. Can you even read? Poor thing.
- October 25, 2013 at 10:43 AM
- LucyH said...
Jana- Yes, definitely will update my prescription. I had updated it the last time I was there (4 years ago) but I was never able to wear the glasses. They made me dizzy and when I asked the lady who ordered them for me about it, she said I just have to get use to them. Being more passive I pretty much threw away 80.00 bucks because they have sat in the drawer this whole time. They still make me feel dizzy to put them on. I asked the doc about them and he said the prescription might be too strong.So who knows! I have been using my really old prescription.
It's not only that I can't see out of them but I don't like the way I look in them. I never have since the first time I got them in 2nd grade.
I vividly remember the day my mom got me contacts in sixth grade. It was a relief to get rid of the glasses and I felt like a whole new person.
I can read now but the first 2 1/2 weeks I couldn't hardly see what was on my cell phone, books were clear up to my face and the computer was torture to look at. Little tasks in general were more difficult like cleaning the floor. I couldn't see what I was trying to sweep up!
I also couldn't see myself in the mirror properly. I wear makeup every day and it was really hard to get ready, so I didn't really look at myself in the mirror for those two weeks.
Now that I can see, Kimber is right I appreciate my sight so much more!
- October 25, 2013 at 11:46 AM
- Miriam said...
Love my juicer :)
The new pics of the kids are wonderful!!
- October 26, 2013 at 9:46 AM
- manda carol said...
Did your dr say anything about taking flaxseed oil to help with the dry eyes? I have really dry eyes and my dr recommended I take two 1400 mg tablets of flaxseed oil everyday to help my dry eyes. I can tell a huge difference when I forget to take it for a couple of days (my contacts start sticking to my dry eyes).
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How can I find remotely the NVIDIA graphics drivers version installed on a set of Windows XP clients?
There's a registry key you can query to find out the version. Check the version value under:
It will be in the format of 18.104.22.16807 where the last bit (bolded) is the interesting part. Convert that to 191.07 and you have you driver version number.
I'll leave it up to you to write the script to retrieve this from all machines since that's not something I'm familiar with.
Use the
Assuming the key HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\NVIDIA Corporation\Installer listed by Pär Björklund is correct (I can't check, I'm an ATI guy ;-) ), that would be:
With the
And add a
The most reliable way to find the driver's version needs remote desktop:
Right-click on the desktop, choose NVIDIA Control Panel, then on the menu Help / System Information.
You can try to use Remote System Information.
This shareware allows you to get system information on computers from a domain, or direct name or ip. It also contains information on driver versions, as well as on other programs.
I tried only shortly on my own computer, I don't know how it works with permissions over the network.
It seems to require that guest account is activated on remote computers, from what I understand of their readme.
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Passover is so important that if one is unable because of uncleanness or
travel to observe it on the 14th of the first month, it is to
be kept on the 14th of the following month, Numbers 9:10-14
As Yahweh began to
prepare His people
Deuteronomy 16: 1 reveals this month as Abib, the beginning of the year and first of the months in Yahweh's calendar. Abib in Hebrew means "Green Ears" of barley. Abib comes in the spring when the warming sun brings vegetative life back to the earth in the northern hemisphere. Passover falls in this month, reminding us of the renewal of our life as portrayed by the time of our Savior's sacrifice.
Because the Passover season ushers in the holy times of Unleavened Bread, Satan continues his attempts to influence well-meaning people to follow teachings and practices outside the Bible. Not only does the Adversary confuse us as to the proper month, but he attempts to delay the proper day Yahweh's people should observe.
By listening to those who ignore the plain teaching of the Bible, some are led astray to keep a day the Scriptures do not honor. Surely the Word will tell us plainly which day we are to keep for Passover! Yahweh would not make the proper time difficult to figure out.
First Biblical Passover
The seven Annual Holy Days were already programmed early in Yahweh's grand plan for mankind back at creation. He said: "Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons and for days, and years" (Gen. 1: 14).
The word "seasons" in this verse does not refer to the four seasons' of the year – spring, summer, fall and winter – but is from the- Hebrew moed. The word moed (Strong's No, 4150) means "appointed time," and is connected with Yahweh's Feasts, His special times of the year. On the other hand, the Hebrew word eht means seasons of the year as we see in Deuteronomy 11: 14 and Leviticus 26:4.
There are those who contend that we should follow the Jews and keep the same days they do, as they have been observing the Feast days for some 4,000 years. The problem is that the Jews no longer follow the Bible in the special times that they observe. They have written their own rules missing from Scripture, and today they keep Passover a day late. However, they do have a "Seder" service that they keep at home with the family at the start of the 14th. They then go to the synagogue on the 15th for a supper, which they call "The Passover," even though a day too late.
It would be well to review
chapter 12 of Exodus to get the story flow of the first Passover. All
Passovers must conform to the first example given us. Exodus 12:3-5
tells us that a lamb without blemish was selected on the tenth day of Abib
and was to be kept until the 14th.
Verse six reveals that
each family was to slay its lamb: "And you shall keep it up until the
fourteenth day of the same month: and the whole assembly of the congregation
Between the Evenings: Dusk
When the 14th came the lamb was
to be slain. Scripture shows that the day begins at evening (dusk, sunset),
when the previous
day ends (Genesis 1:5;
Mark 1:32),
not at midnight as in our
Roman-Gregorian calendar. Numbers 9: 1-5 is clear that everything
pertaining to Passover is to be done on the 14th: "In the fourteenth day of
this month, at even [between the evenings], you shall keep it in his
appointed season: according to all the rites of it, and according to all
the ceremonies thereof, shall you
it. And Moses spake unto the children of
The Hebrew term "even" or "evening" referring to Passover frequently is ben-ha-arbayim, explained as "between the evenings" and understood by the Samaritans and Karaites as between sunset and dark. The Jewish Tanakh published by the Jewish Publication Society translates this as "twilight." Other Bibles follow suit or translate it "dusk." The first evening is sunset, the second is darkness. The majority of today's translations (like the NASB) read twilight, dusk or after sunset – literally between the "evenings" of sundown and complete darkness.
Attempts at a different understanding have been made by those quoting various Rabbinical philosophies of the Pharisees who later reinterpreted the meaning of ben-ha-arbayim to mean "beginning at noon (or later) until sunset."
Records during the time of the
Messiah and before show that the Sadducees were in charge of
He obviously continued
observing the Feast days according to the Sadducees while on earth,
as He went to the
Passover Clearly on the 14th
Following are passages that clearly state that the 14th is Passover:
"These are the feasts of Yahweh, even holy convocations, which you shall proclaim in their seasons. In the fourteenth day of the first month at even is Yahweh's Passover" (Lev. 23:4-5).
"Let the children of
This is an especially significant verse, as it clearly states that everything dealing with the Passover is to be done on the 14th, which is the appointed time (twilight, NIV), the rites and ceremonies (rules and regulations, NIV) pertaining to it. Nothing pertaining to Passover was to be done on the 15th.
"And they kept the Passover on
the fourteenth day of the first month at even in the wilderness of Sinai:
according to all that Yahweh commanded Moses,
so did the children of
"And in the fourteenth day of the first month is the Passover of Yahweh. And in the fifteenth day of this month is the feast: seven days shall unleavened bread be eaten" (Num. 28: 16-17).
"And the children of
"Then they killed the Passover on the fourteenth day of the second month: and the priests and the Levites were ashamed, and sanctified themselves, and brought in the burnt offerings into the house of Yahweh" (2Chr. 30: 15).
"Moreover Josiah kept a
Passover unto Yahweh in
"And the children of the captivity kept the Passover upon the fourteenth [day] of the first month" (Ezra 6:19).
Unmistakable Sequence
The above verses distinctly state that the 14th is the Passover, and the 15th is the Feast (of Unleavened Bread). The following verses are a real problem for those who mistakenly insist upon a 15th Passover. Note the similar wording describing when the Passover and the Feast of Tabernacles will be observed in the Kingdom:
• "In the first month, in the fourteenth day of the month, you shall' have the passover, a feast of seven days; unleavened bread shall be eaten" (Ezek. 45:21, note the similar wording, keeping it on the 14th).
• "In the seventh month, in the fifteenth day of the month, shall he do the like in the feast of the seven days, according to the sin offering ..." (Ezek. 45:25).
If keeping the Passover at the end of the 14th is the correct time, then one should observe Tabernacles at the end of the 15th as the 16th begins and keep it seven days! This is an important comparison, for the wording about both is almost exactly duplicated. If this means that Passover in the Kingdom will be kept at the end of the 14th just as the 15th begins, then Tabernacles also will be kept a day later, at the end of the 15th as the 16th begins. But the Bible says that Passover is on the 14th of Abib and Tabernacles begins on the 15th of Tishri.
The sequence of events given in Yahweh's Word is clear and logical. All verses dealing with Passover harmonize with a 14th Passover and 15th as the High Sabbath, the first day of Unleavened Bread. After sunset ending the 13th, the 14th would begin, which signaled the time to slay the lamb and smear blood on the doorposts and lintel. The lamb was roasted and eaten that night before midnight when the destroyer came over.
the morning
of the 14th,
the remains
of the lamb were taken out,
and the
began gathering their
flocks, and herds and
at Rameses some 30 miles from
Goshen (Num. 33:3) and spoiled
the Egyptians.
the month
of Abib
brought you
out of
Once gathered
they departed
the first
fifteenth day of the
on the
children of
Yahshua Observed It Properly
Yahshua kept the Passover at the proper time and fulfilled all righteousness right up to the time of His death. Even by that time the Jews were keeping Passover a day later, just as they do today, John 18:28. Notice that the disciples were not confused about when He was keeping the Passover, Matthew 26: 18-19; Mark 14; Luke 22:8-14; John 13. All Evangels say Yahshua was entombed on the preparation day: Matthew 27:62; Mark 15:42; Luke 23:54, John 19:31, 42. This in itself shows that Yahshua kept the Passover as the 14th began; was on trial that night, and was impaled as morning came.
Yahshua kept the Passover with His disciples and shortly afterward was taken prisoner and then severely beaten and scourged, His flesh ripped open. By His stripes we are healed. If He kept the law perfectly, should we not also keep Passover on the beginning of the 14th?
We are told we should follow the practice of the Jews in observing the Passover on the 15th. Today, far too much credence is given to the practice of the Pharisees, who already in Yahshua's time kept Passover a day late.
Beware of Jewish Custom
Jews freely admit
the Passover and
Feast of
Bread were at one time two
"Then led they Yahshua from Caiaphas unto the hall of judgment: and it was early; and they themselves went not into the judgment hall, lest they should be defiled; but that they might eat the Passover" (John 18:28).
The Encyclopedia Judaica admits that the Jews have fused the two observances and now keep Passover a day late on the 15th, observing it along with the first day of Unleavened Bread: "The feast of Passover consists of two parts: the Passover ceremony, and the Feast of Unleavened Bread. Originally, both parts existed separately; but at the beginning of the exile they were combined" (Vol. 13, "Passover," p. 169).
It is clear that the Bible knows nothing about Passover's being observed on the 15th. Bible references show that Passover is to be on the 14th of Abib, which has to be in the evening when the 13th ends at sunset, and the 14th begins. Those who anchor their Passover to the Jews ignore the plain statements of Scripture that Passover is on the 14th. They depend upon a misunderstanding of Matthew's statement. "Then spake Yahshua to the multitude, and to his disciples, Saying, The scribes and the Pharisees sit in Moses' seat: All therefore whatsoever they bid you observe, that observe and do; but do not you after their works: for they say, and do not" (Mat. 23:1-3).
Yahshua is telling us that when the scribes and Pharisees read the Old Testament as Moses did, they will be quoting these same verses. These teachings, when from the Bible, we are to obey. We are not to DO what the Pharisees do, however, for they say one thing and do another. They tell us from their reading of the Bible to keep the Passover on the 14th. But in their practice they keep Passover on the 15th. "Do not after their works," says our Savior. He also so much as says that the Pharisees will not have everlasting life, Matthew 5:20. Why should we want to folIow a custom of those who were fatally wrong in their practices?
Yahshua is telling us not to follow Jewish custom. We are to keep Passover on the 14th as Moses wrote, not as the Jews do today.
There is not one verse in the Bible telling us to keep Passover or any rite or ceremony thereof on ANY day except the l4th! We find no saints keeping Passover as the 14th ends and 15th starts. Yahshua kept the Passover at the beginning of the 14th, and we are to walk in His steps.
His Later Practice
The four Evangels show that the Savior and His disciples were prepared to eat the Passover (Mat. 26:17-20; Mark 14:12-17; Luke 22:7-18; John 13:1-2). Not one of these references shows the disciples questioning why the Savior is preparing to partake of the Passover early (or late).
In both Matthew and Mark the disciples asked Yahshua where they should prepare for Him to eat the Passover. The disciples knew when Passover was to be held. They had no problem with keeping this special time correctly and went to make ready the Passover.
A Fabled 'Memorial Supper'
Nowhere do we find any disciple keeping Passover a day later with the Jews, who apparently observed the 15th. The question is, why did the Jews keep Passover a day later than the Savior?
The Savior had already kept the Passover in John 13, five chapters earlier. Somehow a fable has arisen that Yahshua kept a sort of "memorial supper," separate from the Passover. "Memorial Supper" nowhere appears in Scripture. A careful reading of the four evangels shows that Yahshua and His disciples did indeed keep the Passover on the "preparation day," which is the 14th of Abib. Furthermore, the Bible says Yahshua ate the Passover meal with the Disciples.
"Now when the even was come, He sat down with the twelve. And as they did eat, He said, Verily I say unto you, that one of you shall betray me. And they were exceeding sorrowful, and began everyone of them to say unto him, Master, is it I? And He answered and said, He that dips his hand with Me in the dish, the same shall betray Me" (Mat. 26:21-23).
Some historians and Bible dictionaries admit that Passover was held on two consecutive dates in the year 31 C.E., including The Dictionary of the New Testament.
Passover is not a "Sabbath" or Shabbathown. It is a time to prepare for the ensuing week of Unleavened Bread. That is baking the "bread of affliction," and ridding our domiciles of all leavening. Passover is for those immersed into the Savior's Name and is to be observed religiously as a Feast Day every year in the spring:
"And this day shall be unto you for a memorial; and you shall keep it a feast to Yahweh throughout your generations; you shall keep it a feast by an ordinance for ever" (Ex. 12:14).
If the Savior kept the Passover early and at the wrong time, as some allege, then He sinned and did not keep the law perfectly! He also made His disciples to sin by misleading them to keep Passover on the wrong day!
Night of Watching
As He kept the Passover, Yahshua observed a much neglected command along with His disciples, given back in Exodus 12. We read little about it, but scholars contend that the following Passover verse tells those keeping Passover to go back to their tents in the morning after keeping a Shimmurim or all-night vigil, a "Night of watching": "And you shall roast and eat it in the place which Yahweh your Elohim shall choose: and you shall turn in the morning, and go unto your tents" (Deut. 16:7).
This command is found where the
Passover is first mentioned:
"It is a night to be
much observed unto Yahweh for bringing them out from the
Yahshua and the disciples kept the correct Passover on the 14th and followed it by keeping the "Night of Watching" when they went out to the garden. There Yahshua asked the disciples to stay awake and pray: "Then said Yahshua unto them, All you shall be offended because of me this night: for it is written, I will smite the shepherd, and the sheep of the flock shall be scattered abroad ... Then said He unto them, My soul is exceeding sorrowful, even unto death: tarry here, and watch with me" (Mat. 26:31-38).
Matthew clearly states that the disciples were asked to "watch" with the Savior that night. Three times He came to them, and they were sleeping. Reading the Evangels, we learn there were many Jews, priests, and even young maidens up and about in this chilly "night of watching" when Peter warmed himself outside.
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Medical treatment utilization schedule (MTUS)
Doctors in California's workers' compensation system are required to provide evidence-based medical treatment. That means they must choose treatments scientifically proven to cure or relieve work-related injuries and illnesses. Those treatments are laid out in the medical treatment utilization schedule (MTUS), which contains a set of guidelines that provide details on which treatments are effective for certain injuries, as well as how often the treatment should be given, the extent of the treatment, and for how long, among other things.
This website provides a link to the MTUS regulations and to the guidelines adopted into the MTUS.
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Since its discovery in 2004 graphene has promised some truly astounding developments in the realm of computer technology. We've previously looked at how graphene could provide the means to keep pace with Moore's Law. Now engineers at Ohio State University are developing a technique for mass-producing computer chips made from graphene that meshes with standard chip-making practices.Read More
While a thick bezel surrounding a TV screen is hardly a problem for home users it can quickly ruin the effect of a video wall made up of multiple screens. Samsung's new 460UT, 460UTn and 460UTn-UD Series 46" LCD Professional Displays are designed specifically to minimize this problem with a super-narrow bezel measuring just 2.4mm (right and bottom) of the screen and 4.3mm (left and top) to deliver a total of 7.3mm bezel between live screen areas when tiling multiple units. Read More
Many have predicted that the rise of the internet and the free availability of online news resources would sound the death knell of the humble newspaper. While that hasn't happened yet the industry realizes it must adapt or indeed face extinction. The Detroit Free Press and The Detroit News have seen the writing on the wall and think the time is right to go digital by partnering with Plastic Logic to offer digital content delivery and distribution with the forthcoming Plastic Logic Reader.Read More
And the world's thinnest laptop for this month is…. the new Dell Adamo! Yes folks we have a new claimant to the world's thinnest laptop title with dimensions of 13.03 x 9.5 x 0.65-inches and Dell pointing out that, at its thickest point, the new Adamo is thinner than any other laptop. Taking a leaf out of Apple's book, the new laptops are chassis milled from a single piece of aluminum featuring precision detailing and a scalloped backlit keyboard and feature a high definition edge-to-edge glass display. Of course when thin is in, traditional platter HDD's are out, so the Adamo laptops sport a 128GB Solid State Drive (SSD) as standard, as well as Draft-Wireless N, Bluetooth 2.1m 2 USB ports, a USB/eSATA combo port, Display Port, RJ-45 port and up to 5+ hours of battery life based on preliminary lab testing. The units also feature a 13.4-inch 16:9 HD display and come with Windows Vista Home Premium Edition SP1, 64-bit. Read More
Arizona State University's Flexible Display Center (FDC) aren't resting on their laurels. Following the first prototype of their affordable, flexible electronic displays announced late last year, they've now added touchscreen capabilities to with support for real-time user input by either stylus pen or by touch.Read More
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Eine Kleine AbendmusikFriday, September 29, 2006 at 8pm
Christ the King Lutheran Church
2353 Rice Blvd. Directions and map
Houston Early Music's 2006-07 season opens Friday, September 29 with a return visit by New York-based ARTEK. The ensemble will perform a program of German baroque chamber music: sonatas by Dietrich Buxtehude and Johann Philipp Krieger in the seventeenth-century "stylus fantasticus", a sacred Latin motet of astonishing brilliance by Krieger, and sonatas displaying the early eighteenth-century integration of French, Italian and German styles by Philipp Heinrich Erlebach and the incomparable Johann Sebastian Bach. The performance will be at Christ the King Evangelical Lutheran Church, 2353 Rice Blvd at 8:00 pm.


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You'll also receive a notification via email to the email address you used when signing up that will give you access to their certified profoessional site. At first, you'll have to link your MCP ID and your passport together, but after that your online profile will be automatically updated and allow you to download pertinent information about your cert.
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TUCSON-Kentucky exploded for 14 hits and put a successive 15-0 score against Tennessee Tech to finish the first day of action at the Arizona Wildcat Softball Classic Friday night.
The Golden Eagles (0-2) had lost by the same score to Arizona a game earlier.
Kentucky's Leslie Kwiatkowski drove in four runs and Beth Fogle and Nikki Jones each had three hits in the onslaught of scoring in each of the four innings the Wildcats batted in the mercy-rule shortened game. Winning Pitcher - Jennifer Howland (2-1) Losing Pitcher - Brandy Henry (0-1)
TUCSON-Arizona sophomore Jennie Finch pitched a no-hitter to help lead Arizona to a 15-0 victory over Tennessee Tech in Game 5 of the Wildcat Softball Classic.
Finch struck out 11 in the game, abbreviated by the eight-run mercy rule. Both UA's games on Friday were shutouts shortened by the rule.
Arizona (10-1) used six hits in a five-run third to stretch a lead to 6-0. Lauren Bauer, Allison Andrade, Erika Hanson and Nicole Giordano had RBIs and Andrade scored on a bad throw.
The Cats sent 12 batters to the plate in a seven-run fourth, with only two hits, but helped by five walks and two errors by the Golden Eagles (0-1).
Winning pitcher - Jennie Finch (4-0)
Losing pitcher - Adrienne Fortmann (0-1)
Friday's attendance - 1,465
TUCSON-Lindsey Collins' three-run home run to center field, her third of the year, started No. 4-ranked Arizona's scoring in the first inning en route to a 9-0 softball victory over Penn State in the Wildcats' Arizona Softball Classic.
Collins drove in two more runs in the Cats' sixth-run fifth with a two-run single. Jennie Finch's two-run home run in the frame ended the game because of the eight-run mercy rule.
UA pitcher Becky Lemke held the Nittany Lions to three hits. Arizona improved to 9-1 and plays Tennessee Tech later Friday. The Lions dropped to 0-2.
TUCSON--Oklahoma's five-run second inning proved enough to boost the Sooners (9-0) over Penn State (0-1), and give them their second victory in the Arizona Wildcat Softball Classic Friday.
OU batted around in the frame, highlighted by a two-run single by Leah Gulla and a two-run double by Lisa Carey. Later, in the fifth, the Sooners batted around once again after Mandy Fulton's two-run double sparked a four-run rally.
Penn State scored all its runs in the third on run-scoring singles by Gina Bianchini and Jennifer Tripkin, the Bianchini scored at home on a double steal.
Winning Pitcher - Moran (1-0)
Losing Pitcher - Jaci Kalp (0-1)
TUCSON--New Mexico (7-2) used a bases-loaded walk to Lainie Horne and a two-run single by Brooke Chaffee to take a quick first-inning lead in its 5-2 victory over Kentucky (2-5) in Game 1 of the Arizona Wildcat Softball Classic.
Kentucky threatened with two runs in the sixth on an RBI single by pinch-hitter Colleen Boddy and an infield error, but stranded three runners when reliever Kathy Moore induced a force-out at the plate and a fly ball to earn her first save.
Winning pitcher - Danielle Cassara (4-1)
Losing pitcher - Keary Camunas (0-3)
TUCSON--Oklahoma's Jennifer Stewart improved to 7-0 and helped keep the Sooners undefeated at 8-0 in a 10-2 mercy-rule victory over New Mexico (7-3) in Game 2 of the Arizona Wildcat Softball Classic Friday.
Oklahoma took a 3-0 lead in the first on RBI singles by Jennifer Stump and Mandy Fulton and another when Fulton's hit was bobbled by the UNM leftfielder. The Sooners put up a five-run fifth and closed the game out with a home runby Ashli Barrett in the fourth and the game-ending RBI single by LaKisha Washington.
Winning pitcher - Jennifer Stewart (7-0)
Losing pitcher - Kathy Moore (3-1)


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MARICOPA COUNTY, Ariz., 9:35 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 18 2012 - The Bureau of Land Managementreleased a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)/Draft Resource Management Plan Amendment (RMPA) for the proposed Sun Valley to Morgan 500/230-kilovolt (kV) Transmission Line Project on public lands it manages in Maricopa County, Arizona.
A 90-day comment period began Nov. 9, with a formal notice of the Draft EIS/RMPA by the Environmental Protection Agency in the Federal Register. The comment period ends Feb. 8, 2013.
Public hearings on the Draft EIS and the plan amendment will be in December.
Public Hearing Locations and Dates
Centennial High School — 14388 N. 79th Ave., Peoria, Arizona - Dec. 11
Nadaburg Elementary School — 21419 W. Dove Valley Road, Wittmann - Dec. 12
BLM National Training Center — 9828 N. 31st Ave., Phoenix - Dec. 13
All public hearings begin with an open house at 5:30 p.m., followed by a presentation at 6 p.m.
Arizona Public Service (APS) proposes building a 38-mile-long overhead transmission line from the Morgan Substation near Peoria to the planned Sun Valley Substation near northern Buckeye.
APS's proposal would require using private, State Trust lands, and about 9 miles of public land managed by the BLM.
The BLM is required by the National Environmental Policy Act to assess the impacts when its lands would be affected. The Draft EIS/Draft RMPA is a key step in that process.
The Federal public land that would be affected by the proposed route is in two separate areas:
About 2 miles near the Sun Valley Substation, north of the Central Arizona Project canal and northwest of the White Tank Mountain Regional Park in Buckeye.
About 7 miles parallel to State Route (SR) 74 starting south of Lake Pleasant Regional Park in Peoria and unincorporated Maricopa County.
The Bradshaw-Harquahala Resource Management Plan, adopted in 2010, governs the use of the BLM land in the area. The proposed 7-mile stretch of BLM land along SR 74 is not designated in the plan as a utility corridor. The management plan would have to be amended to establish the utility corridor and change the visual resource management class.
The Draft EIS/Draft RMPA analyzes APS's Proposed Action, three alternative routes, and the results of taking no action. The route proposed by APS has been selected as BLM's Preferred Action, with some modifications.
Comments may be submitted by any of the following methods:
Mail: Use first-class postage and include your name, any organization you represent, and a return address to: Sun Valley to Morgan Transmission Project, Attention: Joe Incardine, National Project Manager, BLM Phoenix District Office, Hassayampa Field Office, 21605 North 7th Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85027
Fax: 623-580-5580, c/o Kathleen Depukat, BLM Phoenix District
Electronic Mail: Include your name, any organization you represent, and return address in the e-mail message to email@example.com.
Submittal of comments is voluntary and any identifying information provided will become part of the public record, and as such, must be released to any individual upon request. Requests to withhold comments and associated personal identifying information from public review cannot be guaranteed.
For further information, contact Joe Incardine, National Project Manager for the Sun Valley to Morgan 500/230 kV Transmission Line Project, at 801-539-4118, or email email@example.com.
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Cambiasso is expected to be out of action this weekend due to a leg injury, Football Italia reports.
Cambiasso is a veteran that is difficult to replace.
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April 1, 2013
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Cambiasso will serve a one-match suspension for a red card given over the weekend for a tackle on Juventus' Sebastian Giovinco, Football Italia reports.
Inter cannot afford to lose Cambiasso for too long.
February 25, 2011
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Cambiasso will miss Inter's weekend match with Sampdoria due to a thigh injury, Football Italia reports.
It appears that Inter do not want to risk anything ahead of its return leg to Munich in the Champions League.
February 22, 2010
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Cambiasso and Sulley Muntari have joined coach Jose Mourinho on Inter's suspended list, Football Italia reports.
It was a matter of time before Mourinho's immature behavior would eventually catch up with him.
August 16, 2009
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Cambiasso is expected to miss at least six weeks with a knee injury, Football Italia reports.
Cambiasso is a great player, but Inter is so deep that no player on the team can't be replaced.
July 10, 2009
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Should Liverpool lose midfielders Javier Mascherano or Xabi Alonso it is understood that they may target Cambiasso as a replacement, reportsSky Sports.
Liverpool needs to identify replacements before they would be willing to deal Alonso or Mascherano, and perhaps Cambiasso is the player that could allow those moves to become reality.
March 23, 2009
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Cambiasso is expected to sign a five-year extension with Inter, Football Italia reports.
A great player that Inter got for free in 2004 when Real Madrid decided to let him go to give David Beckham a starting spot.
October 23, 2008
RotoWire Fantasy Analysis
Cambiasso is expected to miss this weekend's match against Genoa. He has a minor thigh injury and coach Jose Mourinho is believed to rest Cambiasso, Football Italia reports.
Inter is so deep, they should rest him. He's one of the best players in the world. How Real Madrid let him go as a free agent, to be replaced by David Beckham, is one of the most bizarre mysteries of the sport.


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I have a SBS2011 server with an internal domain name:
The external address is different:
When connected over the VPN, if a user opens Outlook, it will prompt for a username and password.
The username is already set to their email address:
However, this is incorrect, as their username should be:
Even if we tick
Remember Password, the next time Outlook is opened over the VPN, the credentials are asked for, and the username is set incorrectly as the email address.
What are the reasons for this and is there anyway to prevent this confusion as users seem to be unable to remember this difference between domain username and email address?


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Today's date: June 27, 2016
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Barn Doctors
By: Norma Dittman, staff writer
July 3, 2013
Aaron Barritt stands next to the cupola that he is constructing that will be added to the Barn Doctors building that is near Ramerth Hardware on Front Street.
gives Fulda building a new look
Aaron Barritt, owner and operator of Barn Doctors, is nearing completion on the remodeling of the old fertilizer storage warehouse located on Front Street just behind Ramerth Hardware. Just as his work with Barn Doctors restores and repurposes old barns, he and his crew have given the warehouse a new look and new life.
The building is now the location for the offices of Barn Doctors and stores much of the business' equipment. "We haven't gotten too far on the construction of the office itself, but I'm not here very much because I am on the road bidding jobs," Barritt stated. The office space is on the south end of the building and will feature a barn-look when completed.
"I couldn't believe how good of shape that this building was in," Barritt said, referring to the fertilizer warehouse. "It is very solid. We bought it and gutted the insides. There were bins where you see the foundations still in the flooring. We tore those out and took out all of the steel rods that were used to tie the structure together. There were studs every foot and the rods were all doubled. We put in new beams and stringers throughout the building," Barritt explained.
New roll-up doors were installed that accommodate the size and height of the equipment used by Barn Doctors.
The exterior of the building is now covered with bright red metal siding. Entry doors, and even the doors on the east side which Barritt said are "fake and just there for the barn look" are barn-style doors.
Over the south roll-up door a barn quilt has been placed. It's design and color say "Welcome", according to Barritt.
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Automotive enthusiasts worldwide got a glimpse of the new 2014 Porsche 911 4 and 911 4S at The North American Auto Show in Detroit and quickly noticed that Porsche was borrowing from past designs to enhance newer models. These two Porsches are the first to combine the classic Targa concept with cutting edge, innovative roof technology. Just like the legendary original 911 Targa of 1965, the new models feature the distinctive Targa roof bar, a movable front roof section, and a wraparound rear window. But unlike the classic 911 Targa, the roof segment can be opened and closed at the push of a button. The fully automatic roof system stows the Targa top behind the rear seats.
The 911 Targa 4 is powered by a horizontally opposed 3.4-liter 6-cylinder engine with 350 hp. Equipped with the optional Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK) and Sport Chrono package, the 911 Targa 4 accelerates from zero to 60 mph in 4.6 seconds and is capable of a top track speed of 174 mph (175 mph with the manual transmission). The 911 Targa 4S delivers 400 hp from its 3.8-liter horizontally opposed 6-cylinder engine, and accelerates from zero to 60 mph in 4.2 seconds when equipped with optional PDK and Sport Chrono package. The 911 Targa 4S is capable of reaching a top track speed of 183 mph when equipped with a manual transmission and 182 mph with PDK.
The 911 Targa 4 will have an MSRP of $101,600 while the 911 Targa 4S model will have an MSRP of $116,200. Both cars also have a destination charge of $995. Deliveries of the 911 Targa in the U.S. are scheduled to begin this summer and will be available locally at Desert European Motorcars in Rancho Mirage.


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that it is only an outlay and no
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small pittance that, by eloso living
has boon suvcd out oi our uieage
salaries, and instead of our attend
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pecinlly from a financial stand
point it is a sacrifice without hop*
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views, permit me to say in all can
dor, there never was a greats
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Summer school credit for tho ad
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those schools ho comes in contac
with men and women of inllueuci
and if ho has the warp and woo
necessary to make a teacher ant
shows that interest m tlie work
that no time fcrving man or wo
man can show it will bo very visibli
and those in charge will take pleas
nro in hoi ping him in every \v:n
| they can to better places and bet
ter pav. We are froo to ndmit
that wo attend these schools foi
the benefit that we got from then
personalT^f but while this is till
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such circumstances; so it is witl
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anco is poor the interest hurti mw
tho benefits are diminished; if 01
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>od the interest steadily increase!
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fit.' :u'o groat and legion.
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I nt a heavy cost and this ox
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r? Intra 1111 v ft ii l)iir nf r/rmil liimmrv Hon
equal value?. Bring inr> your tags, if
tr.ulo thorn for something cIko,
liy u lucky purclmp.- I nui ofior 3
JJOo in 10 gal. lots. Theso aro fully a
have a No. 1, rod syrup at 25o in 10 i
My priecfton Tobacco in Inst ad.
A fow old stock Cotton Ifoos cho
For a short time I will aoll Mens
v FINE
At lOo a paii profit. Como mul neo a
|>l nm cloning out n few flno Glim
Wig prices paid for Cliioionn?On
~ [ Poorhj?')
ay Riiiii.ni iiwi
be B ? For two years I sufTercd ter- f
ho H r'bly from dyspepsia, with areat t
H deoressiori. and was :tKvav?i 4
Ills R poorly. I then tried Ayer's Sarxa- |
ola E P?rilla? an'^ one v'eek ,VRS n :
g new man."?John McDonald, ?
B Philadelphia, Pa.
ter I Don't forget that it's ^
tho J "Ayer's" Sarsaparilta r
)ftt | that will make you strong \
nif- B i i p i ?"n >.
n anu uvpeiui. ljoh i waste i
8 y?ur t'me anc* money by [
t' I tryin^ some other kind. \
as| m Use the old, tested, tried,
l f(3 i ' ' 1 t
rcJ i and true Aycr's Sarsapa- t
is ! $ rilla. $1.00 a Mile. All it/u?i}!a. lj
?*j??*< rjmmm i muiwowxt.Mbm- < ' -Jn
R A*k your doctor what ho tMnks of Ay i^r'a ?
J SaiuapartUn. ll?: know * all about litis strain!
il [ oltl finally iiH?Ji?uno. roTow hU .ulvico *uul ;j
. } we will bo satisfied. 1
)KR J *1. 0. A visit Co . Lowell, Mp.hs V
ul. Thn C4", fo P/?noinn M i-??^r>w
v. I MV v/utiv/ i c 11 u i u 11 munvy.
L'ly Columbia, Special.?The j> nsio
of warrants were sent out Friday '
ild the pension clerk, Miss Kai
rho! Mayor, to tho various clerks <
als court. Tho following are t!
her amounts sent oa?*h county, le33 c:
, is ponsea oi' county boards, oxpein
of of Slate board, printing, etc: Al
the bcvill?>, $'3,-111.97 ; Anderson. $10
i it,!?.?1.5.0P : Charleston. *.'5 l'2s?{)f
us Clit*i'okee> $5,05-1.12; Given villi
vlio $ 10,957.81); Cireenwucul, $15,118 71
iiry Hampton, .f.'5,1 Li? 77; Horry, $4
or 707.0.1; Kor&lm .v, ; Lm
ii 1 - custui, $5,7'-l-o.lil*; Laurens, $G,(>21
tho 02; Newborn-, $3,r>S7.o9: Ocono
ces $7,207.20; Orangeburg,
out Pickens, .f;"),099.40; Kiehlaml, $5
are 130.02; Spartanburg, $ 10,070.H
ian j Union, $">,155 SI.
usl Robbi<1 the (?ravc.
A staitlmg iuoidont is narrated l?y Jul
lit- Oliver, of Philadelphia, us follows: '
)iul i wns 'n nn condition. My skin \v
! almost yellow, oy< s sunken, tongiu} con
y 11 i oil, pain continually in back ami side
Hid i "? ni'potitc, growing weaker day by d.i
I xnreo pnysieiiius iii.d giyon mo u
13 > j Tli p. 1 was advised to umj Kit otiic 1?
t a ! tors; to my firent joy, tho lirst botl
mv.d i a decided improvement. I co
tinned their use for three weeks, and >
Off! I now a well man. I know they robb
1U, ! tho gruvo of another viotini." No oi
j j should fail to try them. Only 50 con!
, tguaranteed at Pickens Drug Co.
1.er School Electien''
, On petition of electorn and vote!
"'.'' of Central school district No. 9, r
? it ... : i i l - i i ii "\r ? i
uicuih.jii in unn;ifti iu uu iic'iu i
t>!~ :it school house of above named di
w 11 trict to determine whether or uot 11
1 V(> speciul school levy of district, fclndl i
, ir.iood fivJiu two (2) mills lo (t) mil
,rs> : on ail property within tho district It
^ r school purposes. Tho present boai
ikOjuf trustees to act as managers. I'ol
to open at one o'clock and clobe
l,n" six o'clock. Tho election to be col
nor ducted according to rules and reg
lations laid ilowu in school law. .1
I order of Countv Board of Educatio
11. T. IIulluui,
Apr. '20. w4. Sec. iV Ohm.
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able location, I havo docidvd In slay i
rum the nmrkfta wlioro I hive piir(has<
tuieh a? ('letliinf.', Shoes, hats, Shirt
in display at my store, ('all and s
11 new, fre.-ili, and thin season'* pa
down. If you fail to lniy your Sprin
lutH, ShirtH, TicH an?l I ndcrwoar lio
tl 1 profit cal 1 at
Louis Opel, Prop.
o-s Wanted !...
>mi' porplosnvo llioin. For moft of I!. .
Si'.|ii)fipp?, Enrly I'm), !>?< i |> <?to
0 to box. 15 tng? buys a bar <>f ('afdilo koh]
i|?. Kt'd Mont and Lib* rty Moll Inn
in:.trims and soap i* not whftt you wan
pon n linft Molfuflon at ;s gal, for <
h good und bright ns home-mado .sorghum,
fal. lots.
hold good for a whilo longer.
apor than T can buy them now.
and Woimu.H
: shoes
lx>nt tliin ?Money in it for you.
<e for wlmt ttioy w'll brintf.
imIj or Goods, tit I always want Piodnce.
^jjjjjj .WiH- wor^
I'if? acidt that cause rl
I \$W/LI \ N digestion, boilt, ch
K*"Z r l *' antJ t,ie Ker'?s that
I aru' contagious bl
T f
l % SMITH &,
1 (l
'e VV BRING T
;; | The Smarter
J Offered Her
' to T'10 siniirtost tailors on'earth are <
i" u that fiuni.ih this store with apjiav
ftj ishine busim'Ms. Sanson after wo
s'u're's no <liivtronco in the made
th<> smart suits we offer?except t
<Sr pared to convitico you of this fuel
| THE PIESEPT n
f wmr or vI
...rsm 3PRINQ
/9 than at any previous lime. The I
fiji/ readied?Perfection in the art of
ni K new garments that now comprise
'I >S? here ahout lOaster time, so ad vise
as }/ your new spring and summer suit
it- yk our time in fitting you. It is our
>s, leavo the store until ho is pleased
i (( Smith &*.
h if LEADING <
no vv Grernvi
i Real Istati
i( Now is the tiuio to invest in I
Hi _ . , . . U
lM 2<7 acres within 3 milos ol Six
)}. balance in original forest. Kino ti
.(l plenty of water. Terms to suit, pi
jH Oiio lot li acres in town limits
splendid barn and fino garden. \V
a. I 1G acres, gne farm in 3 miles
u wood, also running stroama. Aric
jy 11)4 iiercs in f?pl.?ndid ncighhi
n. houses. Kill" timber. Terms to sui
For further information call oi
O'li^e fit. I )oj ot.
I f cou
P Miuiuj'h Horehound, 1VIulli*:
olVeetive remedies known for < r.i in^
CA ami nil idVeolions <liio to inflamed
B sitycs. li is prompt in nIVording
3 toning a cure.
Murray's Horehou
? may 1>? mcd lo advantage in oner
It is pleasant, purely vegetable ai
?j Nothing cist' like il in all the wo
3 house, ready at liand when needed.
j?j in eases of cronp. It tins rein.'iiI
fl ysms of whooping cough. 1'iiee'J
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,(1 who I him I Hid <>xporion<io or niado a Hliiily
import iik'o; it glass may <lo irr?
<iglit i>ii<| health. C'nn yon afl'onl to 1???
Dr. Crimm in through cxpcrimontii),
mt'iiUi 'Hiti Kiuilcri! methods, to mnlco tlx
normal "peiiee.t" eye You will bo wino
I Hie giving 3011 trouble have thorn examh
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A. J. S. TIioitvih, W. W. Koys, Edit
To Whom It May Conoorn:
I hid lining glnwues littrd on mo by I
_ 8 it inflict i'>11 anil civnfort, find I must c!i<m
ha.i workfd for tliu best pooplo in (?
rjommont on hia work.
I olirorfnlly testify to tho HiUmfactioi
fitted by Dr. Crimm. W
I- All glaMHos at ttio moftt reus "liable jir
without culling.
7R n riuhaa v&ani\ rrjzz^a u
H tiKfc.!
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1 J am buying Product*
Heoswax and llnw Ilit!
prices you can sco, if >'>11 <I'v
cash, thut's t[.(<) t~ j't.
nfc a low
Rico. V
8ugar, Cofl'eo,FfllL
oil tho Old Man
Htili hero. j^k
>F YOUR SYSTEM NOW. flL
quickly, effectively and without |$|
ligeitive organ*. In (act, it will ytf
i better condition every wav, for
>od of poisonoui lactic and uric V,d
leumatism, kidney trouble*, in
ironic constipation miu catarrrj, V3J
leave one an easy |>rey to malaria
ood poison. It is not only th$
ificr, but hundreds of rolicvod
t it does one thing that no other
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Q TOW ft ^
e 8>i Years.
inplo;'i'il in tli<> ostal>li?liiNen(a
i l. Tit s is 0110 reason of our flourhave
demonstrated to you tliut JEr
-to-iupnsm e kind of elolhtM and ??
lie price. And we arc Loiter pre- \\
L in &
AQHiriCENT BIS- |
IEW 5UIT5 f
sunriER wimr.^. |
;op notch ol goodms* has been ii?
tailoring has b *?n attained in tlie /y
our stock, Th-re will bo a rush W
von to come this week and choose ^
, or top coat. We want to take f)
wnv wf doing tilings to let no man \\
in lit rod stjle in every particular. nf
S3 2 o - % a / (I
lie, S. C. \\
i FBI lele.
>ickcns roal ubtulo. Buy before
too high.
: Mile church, 70 acres in cultivation
iniher. Frame tenant dwellings and
* of Liberty, gr.od four room house,
in si'ii or oxcnnnge i?>r small inrm.
of I'ickons, eplcmiid timber and
e *1050.00.
)rhoo<l, 8 miles from Pickens, good
t purchaser.
Piokcuft, S. O.
EEBUESaSOBlB GtfBSBZSaBSHI ^
I i 1-1 trS
n nnd Tar is composed of tho most u
' c(m<;l?s, coMs, In grippe, sore throat ||
ami irritated conpition of i!?< air pas- M
; relief ami certain in its (lit ct of lias- Q
ltd 31 ullicn a it <1 Tar
s wine other medicines have failed |3
.(I absolutely s. fe for ol?) iu:?l young. B
ill!. It t-li<>11 !d l.avo n place in every B
Parents will iiixl its effect magical I
{able virtue in controlling the pnrox S
fx1. (InnrMiitced satisfactory to every I
(i STOHK8.
Drug Co., C<>luml>in, H. ('.
Recognized Specialist in Refract ion,
nriiini>/iiiln. !?/>..i.wl u
- IWHIK >1 uiui immr, O. Vj.
Ollice, 211) N. Main Stroot, over Muuueturerft'
Dr. f'rinun free examination bocnuao
ii want., to nIiow wlmt tin in aldo to <lo for
du lieforo you pay. It ia tlio f .if way.
lon't hesitate to come if tluire is even tlio
iglitfst discomfort of tlio oy< h. Ho adisen
you after tlio examination is made and
nve-t it with you entirely aa to whntcourHo
> take.
FEW PKOI'f.K RKUdZK tho impormce
of properly fitted glasso*, many fool*
utter. the llttina of fflmmvi 1 >;if. nnvrmn
of lliis Bc.it'ucti will agroo that it in of tho
imrnbln injury to the. cyt or it may menu
oxporimnntud iiponf
X and is utile, witli tlm modern instru!
most (L-f'-ctivc! eye perform hh doe* this
ho I hi on tin; oafo niilo, and if your oyo.s
nod by
)r, Grimm find tlioy nro giving mo grout
rfnlly o liiin to tlio public. IIo
rounvillu ntiri I Imvn board only fuvorabln
A. .T H. Thomas,
Editor Hapt nt Conrior.
i rocoivo l by mo from tlio use of glasson
. W. Kkyh, Huh. Man. Haplist Conrior.
ioi'n. Cross oyoH straightened by gla^scM
it tho corner store has to ?ny.
ovory day, Your Cliiekans,
h'^1 ntinff to mo then my
i t want trade I will pay you
thin^H last. A lot of Shoes
yjyTV^'wiH rod u heap of
??^ i
Last week we t
ues in Wash Goods
the unfavorable we
tage of our low pric
lied with their run
several new arrival
etc., that wore not <
2.i pieces, 40 inch white striped Madras,
25 pieces wash Ginghams, worth in a ri'tf
nold at -c the yard.
;.:00) vard? Apron Uin^hama in short'
lengths 3 cents a yard.
Yard wide S'*u Icland, wortli (i cent'*] ^
at the ii>i;I. to tie sold a^ain iliis week at .|j
5 cents a yard. 1.
80 I N? II SOU I MM, rm , J
1'uU bU-;ieIte<l, sever il ilo. igna, at Iho j *|
yai <l "jc. i ?
BROWN APHOM LINEN lOo. i
27 inches wi.lo, ,?oo>| quality, regular' foi
price l ie. l'?ico lie. u 10c. ! f"i
10-1 SlIlCliTS, 4So.
Full h'/.", l)U'ucl?o<l, worth ?5.'> ami 75c. in
rrii-e In re lv'c. j an
PILLOW CASKS 11c. |
Full l>loaclii'd, 45x30, worlli 1r?o and i !
'Oc, ul 1 lc. j v:i
THE Bi
Greenville's Cheapest Store.
j Wl \J I
Ais<! soo iiis
<luni<iise. Five 1
Lax'ge Stoc
NOTIONS, lx
HUGO I i<]>S, W
s .\ I ) I) Lb]S, o:
B Oc
' und:
if* i 4
?m ss rra
Arc you ready for yo
we arc; showing a nice line, n
will pay you to see this line.
White Seal
a ^ w ^?vr v
The White Seal Clothir
larger towns for its ?eperiori
duribility. None but the bc.c
making this clothing and ea<
bv an exnerl. \V<- ar< show
conic and let us show you til
We are looking for a
the rise and we can save, you
' * '
we a<
old you of some
>, White Goods,
lather, scores of
3os, and lett our
-chases. This v
.s m White Go
in sale last weel
worth tOo to 12}e, tho yard 0|o.
;ulur way 13J, we bought 'em from a
You will have only yourself to blann
you pay a big price for your epiin
cfords, ami get a cheap looking and
fitting Shoe. Wo guarantee our shoe
give absorute satisfaction.
1 jiiilies Oxfords in all the latent toe
<1 lasts, guaranteed solid leather, i
,()>') pair. Hotter ones at $1.3^ to $3.5*
J to 0, f>0e to $1.09. Children's O:
ds fi to b, 60c to $1.25. Misses O;
us, 7."?o to $l.">0
Men's Oxfords, All tho leading shape
<1 leathers, priced from $1 to
15c HUCIC TOWELS Ki.?
! '-'Ox40, with fringe, regular II
hit*. Price here l?)e.
10C N. Main
<r\ i ide
C. CARTEt
fmmcii.se Stock o
Car Loads of*
a. i /1\ hay, co
ik sh oes, dr:
>ug'ht belore tlxe
r \ r w \ \ r ii \
.1 \ V I V / JS o, I I . \ I
heap For Cash c
C at Rock Botto
a caT-r
unr\ @
KIMUIYS ITNIIHIl.ttK
r* w
i an d ^ ^
nr Spring Suit. Two piecc
uule of "Milton Cloth."
* D Mm w*m Mm a. mm
r?<4 R bivi LIFt...
ig is famous in all the
ty in style and fit and
?t tnilors aro employed in
:h garment is inspected
.i vaiKuy ui siyuis
big shipment of llour this w
money. Call and get our
. L trim
v * * ; .v'?mmmmmm
? immmmm+wmrnmtmmm??i y 11 i
ext raordinary val^
? ~ ^ .1 3 * i?
people took advan^
store fillip satis/eeks
offerings are
ocls, Wash Goods,
c at these Prices.
, railroad wreck s ile, and offer them to be
Our sales in our Clothing department .
g thiB spring has been fur beyond our exa
poctations, and bus cau.~e 1 us to re-order
>a several times on some of the popular
nu mbers.
*s iMens all wool clay worsted Suits, $4.08
it. This has been n big trade winner for
D us. You should soo it if interested.
? Mens spring Suits in any of the new
weaves and cuts Priced from $4.00 to
c- $'0.00.
In the popular Norfolk or doublo
breasted, priced ftOc t<> $15.00.
>s Wo are showing the most comnlvto
lino of meuH Tr<>u?;rs to l>? found in
Greenville. Prices 09o to $5.00.
IC *1.2r> CO U NTH III'INS l)5c.
Full hizo, 10-1, two to a customer, 95c.
i >
r HIVE.
Street. Urecnville, S. C.
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1 t j
i' 4' 1 i It * ! "
i vacuci'su jriorliN,
if GOODS and}.,
advance. ~ v -N
IINESS AND j
)v on 1 iiue.
m Prices,
Suits arc all the rage aiul
ll Clllf '*
.Jf ouit ^ iiiii cii 11 vl 1L
cek that was bought before
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Lucky for Juvenile, he can look back on his legacy, mostly his time with Cash Money Records, with a smile on his face, without lamenting too much on the mundaneness of The Fundamentals LP. The power behind the vocal deliveries and the careful crafting of the beats on this album are both respectable, but the copycat flavors and themes here have obviously been lifted, displaced, and plopped onto The Fundamentals from various other sources. It has unmistakeable hints of Young Money, We The Best, and Maybach Music essences, all of which Juvy is neither a part of or affiliated with. Since Drake so respectfully covered "Back That Azz Up" for Take Care's "Practice" record, it is a shame that Juvenile must uphold his career with mediocre efforts like this latest ten-track album for which the only thing it has to cherish are two big-name, guest emcees. Alas, The Fundamentals could in fact have been much worse, so Juvenile still remains a force to be acknowledged in the rap game.
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Four Wolves recognized as ACAC All Conference Athletes
Posted October 24th, 2014
Four GPRC Wolves Soccer athletes were recognized at the ACAC Soccer Championship Banquets held last night at Lakeland College and at NAIT, culminating a very successful season. The ACAC (Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference) is the governing body for intercollegiate athletes in Alberta
Wolves men Lesedi Muwirimi and Ezra Jeffrey-Comeau and Wolves women Jessica Winterford, and Danica Blasius, were all recognized with ACAC All Conference Athlete awards. Coach Chris Spaidal is understandably proud of the achievements of his teams and ...
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Posted October 24th, 2014
A new partnership between Grande Prairie area schools and Grande Prairie Regional College will give interested students a head start on their post-secondary education. The Dual Credit program will allow a high school student to earn both high school and college credits for the same course, thus making progress toward a college program before finishing high school.
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Mental Health Awareness Workshops
Posted October 21st, 2014
Every second Wednesday in the next couple of months will offer an opportunity for Grande Prairie Regional College students to access information and support for issues of mental wellness through Awareness Workshops. The workshops are presented by the GPRC Peer Counselling Program and the Students' Association of GPRC, with support from ACMHI (Alberta Campus Mental Health Innovation).
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Jake's Gift - GPRC Performance Series
Posted October 8th, 2014
The second presentation of the GPRC Performance Series is a one-woman play which has been described as a "moving, poignant, exceptionally funny and timeless" memorial to WWII. Jake's Gift was conceived, written and is performed by Julia Mackey, and will be presented at the DJC Performing Arts Centre at GPRC on October 20 and 21, 2014.
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A Healthy and Safe 2012 With Master Lock | Giveaway
February 16, 2012 by admin - Jennifer
Filed under Giveaways
Company: Master Lock
Item Reviewed: Locking File Box & Combination Padlock
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Start Date: February 16
End Date: March 1
To help consumers stay on track with their New Year's Resolutions, Master Lock is celebrating National Random Acts of Kindness Week (February 13 – 19) by offering a variety of tips and products that are sure to help Americans lock-up their resolutions. Throughout the week, visitors to the brand's Facebook page can enter daily for a chance to win free Master Lock products through a national sweepstakes. The company also will inspire gym-goers in select cities to stick to their fitness plans by handing out free 1534D Set-Your-Own Combination Password locks.
Healthy and Safe New Year
I talked a little bit about weight loss and exercise in yesterday's post and it is an important part of my family's and my life. I am happy when the kids are active, my husband is exercising and learning to ski so I know they are set. I need to worry about me! My weight loss has been great, with a total loss of 35 pounds in 7 months but it seems to have reached a plateau, where I can't seem to loose any more, and I still have 20 pounds to my goal weight. So, my focus has shifted to exercise. I have just started Zumba and I am loving it, I love dancing and to me there is no better way to get my exercise in. I have a few other ways to exercise as well and it is very important to me that I stay on this track.
As far as my family as a whole, we have started eating healthier, we cut out the sugar drinks, snack foods and have started eating more vegetables and better meals. One thing that has been a plus about moving to Montana is that where i am there is no fast food places, so temptation is removed completely. So far this year we have been able to stick to our resolutions to lose weight and get fit, individually and as a whole family and I couldn't be happier with the outcome.
How are you having a healthy New Year?
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Defense Secretary Hagel's standing with Republican and Democrat political insiders is OK. Hagel seems to be doing alright with the military community, however, contractors don't give him high marks. Why? It is because Hagel is the man with the sequestration knife. His job is to shrink defense while making it more effective. When Republicans make a battle cry for smaller government, that strikes squarely in the defense contractor community. Excessive programs get cut.
Targets include:
- Older military platforms and systems who cost of life cycle extension exceed their worth.
- Excess military bases and operations for which the value of closing exceeds the cost of closing.
- Risky investments in systems and programs for which contractors have a history of failing to control costs and managing expectations.
It is a tough job being the executive in charge of shrinking and cost cutting.
"The fact that Hagel received negative marks from industry shouldn't come as a surprise, said Mackenzie Eaglen, a fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.
"The first thing that anyone would have to question is whether industry would give low marks to anyone who had the job right now because they are the front man for implementing sequestration light," she said.
"I don't know that it's personal. As modernization keeps getting squeezed further in the department, senior Pentagon officials are reaching out more to industry in the last 12 to 24 months," Eaglen said. "The outreach is pretty healthy, but the news isn't good, and that could be simply what industry is reacting to."


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Russia's Stary Oskol submarine, the third boat in Project 636.3 series for the Black Sea Fleet, on a voyage to its permanent base has passed the Bosporus and Dardanelles straits,
A ceremony was hosted to celebrate the keel authentication of the U.S. Navy's future USS Charleston (LCS 18), the ninth Independence variant littoral combat ship, June 28.
1860 - The steamer USS Mystic, commanded by William E. LeRoy, captures the slaver, Thomas Achorn at Kabenda, Africa and send her to New York.
1862 - During the Civil War,
1776 - Army Col. William Moultries' troops defend Sullivans Island and Charleston, S.C. from an attack by British Commodore Sir Peter Parker and his fleet during the American Revolution.
1861 - While commanding a gunboat flotilla, Cmdr. James Harmon Ward is mortally wounded by a musket ball while aiming the bow gun of his flagship, USS Thomas Freeborn at Mathias Point, Va.


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Medical Lake defenders Darby Evans (3) and Annette Carlson (12) try to defend against Cheney's Kendyl Cone in Saturday's Spirit Game.
The Golden Feather game was more like a greased pig for the Medical Lake girls last Saturday in a 44-35 loss at Cheney in the schools' fourth annual Golden Feather Spirit Game.
A sloppy turnover-plagued first quarter proved to be the difference in the nonleague encounter as Cheney (3-9) outscored Medical Lake 12-0 in the first eight minutes and never trailed, though the Lady Hawks got brief challenges.
While pride was on the line Saturday in the West Plains rivalry, a more important game was played last Tuesday in Chewelah where the Cardinals (3-3 NEA, 5-8 overall) earned an important 57-51...
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A post on Facebook today by "A Shelter Friend" included a plea for donations to help an aging former service dog, who had been dumped at a shelter to die. One look into the sad eyes of this gentle, sweet, and loving senior dog now named Bruno will melt even the coldest of hearts. In his own time of need, he had instead been severely neglected and thrown away. Advocates are asked to step up and help this 14-year-old senior dog, so he can get the medical care he desperately needs, and find a loving forever home to live out what is left of his life.
It was cold hearts who threw him away after years of faithful service. The County Shelter in Elizabethtown, NC contacted "A Shelter Friend", asking for someone to please help this poor old man before he was killed. He had arrived starved, almost blind from age and infections, with nails so long that they almost grew into his paw pads. He had been the devoted service dog for a handicapped woman until the day she died, after which he should have been retired and simply loved for the rest of his life. Instead, he was neglected and then dumped at the shelter to be killed.
The reports are that Bruno is gentle and loving, and only wants to be loved in return. This dedicated senior is just one of thousands being thrown away across the country. Every day on social media there are the pleas for help with senior animals who have been dumped at shelters by callous humans. Many are killed simply because they are not adopted in time, or because they have health issues the shelter cannot or will not take care of. They are forced to lie on cold concrete floors, with their aging and painful joints aching constantly. They are made to eat whatever food the shelter has, rather than the foods made specifically for seniors, which are gentle on those aging tummies. It is heartbreaking to see any animal thrown away, but the betrayal of throwing away these seniors is beyond comprehension.
If you can please find it in your heart to help Bruno to find his loving forever home, you can send your donations by clicking on the "Donate" button at the link provided at the end of this article, or send money to:
A Shelter Friend
P.O. Box 2893
Elizabethtown, NC 28337
(910) 876-0539 or
(339) 832-0806
A Shelter Friend is a registered 501c(3) nonprofit, and all donations will go directly towards the care of the animals. They are made up of compassionate and dedicated volunteers who have dedicated their lives to finding those second-chance homes for unwanted animals. You can find more information about this organization at their Facebook page linked below.
Stay strong Bruno. Help is on the way, and you will soon have that forever home, with a soft bed on which to lay your aging body, and good food to fill your belly. You will be loved and cherished for the rest of your life.
Donation link:
Click here at "A Shelter Friend" and then click on the "Donation" button at the bottom of the page.
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Keeper extends loan
by Kate Smith
Wilson to stay at Chesterfield.
Young goalkeeper Ben Wilson will remain at Npower League Two side Chesterfield for an additional two weeks.
The stopper joined the Spireites on a month-long loan deal in mid-September.
Wilson will now be at the Proact Stadium until October 27.