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)i 1'1:111.1ti111" \t'!":VKI.Y {l l'
?:rms.--Thu iIRJ .1 F,!) ie it It hliaht:tlIV cc l:.
y in II u'!'o""rn tll' 1t"init .1,11-0, at
i. uariFilrl ill advance.
t!rit" All (r!tntien( tltlv(r(l-ements to be
O "i(ttary Nulit:u:1 un,1 Trihllle' $;.OU
per i tluure.
Ll Gr' LA''[V''; P:'3 *
Mt)ll(luy, February 7.
The bill to incorporate the
" Orttlhgcbin"g 'fill h i11Lce railroad
company W;18 ;(J f.j all UCt and ratified.
Jo:,se Siniti, of Nowber
1-y, ill l'orlnc(1 the K(.11:110 01,11 I,:' htitl
collected *2,277.t3f) last, 'oar I'r t"hc
relief of t' i(lo'\ s and orl7htu7E; of l)('1
-Sons killed l)e('iall.-w of their polii:ht':tl
opinions, 111)(1 t it:t.t lie had it h:.!tlnM
Oil hand of 83:3 79.
N tsfl, to who'.n w as ) fel'rct1 the
bill to allf.llorizo the I"u=idillg in eon
solithttion bo11t15 acid stu' ks of cur'
3 twill lllliniid buii'.1s :111,1 Cul1})OlIl(,
"' . 1 Cp(rted back the wine with the 1-0
cull)lLIelnl:1"it)il th1:1 it (11-) piss.
Tho scuitte re .,1!1P' 1 Lilo e' !isitlor.
firm of ill. Dill it) fi. , Ilie of
certain }nlbiie olli("t'!":;.
Several were ollerel.
1111(1 c"ifl!( i" witlitlr:ttt"n or voted down.
'Flit) bill wa:; OI1eret1it)be n;;r(t;,,;( .I
lJ>:. ft!r it it IIli1':( A
lt':in l'('('i;it"("11 fI .I))) til0 guvt'1'no1" 110
of -ing, the it.ll:ttu 1.htt It(;;l:hd :t})
l)1'O"i(.':l ih1' tt lt,11'll ! :let:i , :'11 ;l(:t
to :nncnd serf it.n -l:) of "1. L
of the t'< nc 1-l ,:Iiti lllr:; ("! ;:( utI
(5u't lilt;t rt"L"ttivO to t11(, riht tof
l;111,0V, who I):1Vti (1(-1:t of j'rinci{)ttl
:i; ft"r;-v ne...l):
'lil't::(d 1'1:'.;", 111 1't;;1Ylil'1(L till',( (:Ili( 11
( nlln tit:ii : slit It t. I.') :tl(It"1111 ('loll(I('I.
23of the on('l:tl :71::ttt:te of titti;fll
('ltrclll11.1 rt)ttIiv( it) (fll:u ::ntil:c) 1.11
Jwt to :ts'c:1::lilt tilt' ii 1(:btI."t}nt:.)$ of
the t"ollnly of.tiew b( t'1'r, alttl )('+;11
l:ttr 1111 lt ":ltc!)t t:tr."Cof all :wL
In llrut'itle Air on ("ic""f ion of a (:)",m
. vei;;l!Cl' 1'0l" tilt tt11 ll ut I: tilt, ;11
i}. l'i:"li(ti)S t":)all'.V : an ;tc".i; to l)ro\'aAt)
1'0; tilt' ext.(:tISit'll of the time for
the 1:.:1t"lli(ma; 1(11(1 (!1 ilcctioll of to: is
for t"(.11i1lufl('ill" \o
'f "veo ber .1, 16 ' 3, ltll.1 for utli'or 1'+1 "-'
1)?$' ; joint res;)llitio11 alithol'izili ,
anti dir('t.-tin", the colt:IIy (1)llunis
:;loner(; of t.'lstl'O1t1t111 ('0111.!y to levy 4111111 toil;'e.t o Iwei:hd fits.
' . i.ljunrne;l.
1lie hoiltic wan 17(11 in f ' i'u+ rtl:ty, Fcbrnary '.t
Vit, Ct)1111)11f.tt."O on 1i7('ul'})t)ratiuim
)'Cn'oillim"Ittl 1.11 1 ;;::.;:t!;c of I,;II:; to
Hit., of ('lil(tttli ; to
alter :t)t] :u)mnt] an iIOL ('111 it to 1 -On i
;w L t1-, tlnittntl :t.h.f file ciltt::tel"
()f the 1.1)tl"li of .IitJ;( t'i!Jt, t: ttl:
Clio ir.t) :cit'l t"11)Ix)'1"-r t'vi-os Joiner
fO (1'('t al"I 10:.;Of11in .:":1f(5 ;lcr( SS
AIr('ortl' i 1:'trrl"t" in I itllll:!nti ('ta:l:tti
4 , . . . 1 t I !
tw(in J)ui)lic ollieorii WUtH repiorted 41
diyullrm~I ail introd uicd it joilt rosoin tion
to provide for the p:tyinoiit of the
claims of L. HI. Stuko'.
S\tiw i il t rducu(Ic a Dill to onable
ilie it1]itlCr1 of riIUlroads to forut
('O1'J)O1'atiolt, itrid to 0.xOreiHo 001'
1)or:)( powervs. niiuf to delino their
Tolei bll ('OI10.il i h1uwk'l.s acid
1)0i(ibs 1alMiuCd.
Tho bll to amenwid Aetion 2 of
chn1))$'r CXXXVIIT of the . 'ovisoli
l5tntI '::, r(hlt iVo to itl'r'4tH, 6txiuui
t)e Dill to authIor'ize triadl jutstices
1,o glint now tria~ls, wvore jtLsusd. to
a third re:t(liitg.
Trho resocdttion to l1)cift a (o~ii
iiiitteo to invostigitto the( t'alixactihw4:
of C.: P~. Leie while ilaud Couu>}1is
HicllOP, wias inl(1f1iiiit(ly j)ostpoudt. (
A iitiiiilbr of. bills were elgusnun I
for .l'it'ttiali).
~Joilt. r'esoiluii on (by (;.)0oohrau) pro
RtatA (SIlld fifl Wanl IL.loucl. t
LUUsFt OF I:Li'I?.$E\'l .Y''v:S.
Curti introduced aL bill to moor
}boffs e the Unioti ; ilvillg $~ociecty, of 1
CIolumbia, S. (1. R"e'td1 te!( ti rst. tunei.
Johnson iutrodueed it joint 1'(Y4lU.
11011 o p~rovide for t1,( pntiitcit of
t1e (clim of Johnr Ahcxdiuk'r by
lInitkii' anl I1)ol)in)jti.ilt for the
.,tuna'. Read( the first triit(.
Tihe (',1:i1 (a;ilci~ the itlfltfinr of
( lie 11(;1: to: 14 , l3thLl" ,~1%itiitec.1 by
vote (,n 4l( Ia: 1'elti4)U of 11r. (.l.pex
to (:N]IltiI' f i ,it ill~h' j'1t1i 11 of t14e
u1~: I lse 14( j(!47lI 111:u:he ily 1~1'1ii Iel
on1 t;I t h lil ejt f j his (!,.1(t.,il to
t0l". j~lt,(4lii ). ii 1 lt)7'i is 511)1-"C
ji ll A d s 'I .ifl h i :t js':the , told , ciil
11(1 ALOI:?. .t :3ei" ell. the (4, ioi
L';ltitli of ~Ie ::jlj't d "t; 11a1 h , ". '. t w'!.s iiiul)clal) t 'i
I 1' , 1l t.) *1 ov; !O I f m. CVilo J):tv-1
%[eIi o (14 t (111: 1 Ow II at 11 i 4 lit
[:1'c~lt!" ii ('1 f'') 5' it 111
1( ,1 ' A 'i'i t 1, 1, f r l t 11;' -(( 1 (i 111]
Lio 41 I . .. it
~t11(i; Hl~ w (:14 '~t,.Oil (1 f 1_):.1i,~ -
lie! huts .e ad "'m~illeId, L1. J1:1 ute
uiaiJl I O'Xn it ,;i" 'jg fi~.
" Jhi , .1 c) f lirc 1a.f
1.1 .1 <4v.rr hit1:: 1' 1 li e l 1'lii
liici 11;'. of .! ''4U isl ()~ '14 lbtf(
i1. It'I (I ''t '! 14~t
III :1: l t ;1 $7" Jl. .t a4 ( Ii:" 1'ii) I ilel
;tote I ('71 V'1iI (1 1'!l 4't' uiH : ~I-.* iS j T
1!i,11 to !i'ue I vf~li': in tt i
(14111r, ttI. (
O ii ilf 1i i)l('c:'cc fell 5:tt'Oll 1. (Nt1ItO~ e*2)
S.14 tIl iA'i('-:1)1V8'11 osilkP .11 ~ st et
41'i ('ii' I 5U'g it I5 e i 'tp e' (I :t)
*hu+ t(1:: o]u' Alu'l( i In the 1('1t O1 vr
IiVl1( if WIil in c! i. 1)4, ?i to(1h A o y
Ilt L ii ( 1 194 li Ii't ; 1 tiO'poIi e il (1
Thle cencurrciit resolution, to ad"
3011111l Onl February 23 (c13110 Up, (l
wits p1lced oil tho clndar .
r'0soIitioii to appint it joint Coiiil
1itto3u to inqujirei into thle 3'4lilicie oLit( oC~ ftecu))1ulIC
t~n)111 shitr o tt lsal trlilrCJ r. O.rdered for future
(iU5i. Ierittioii.
A iiiiii1or of 1~iils NVa 21 intro
ilijeed, 101(1 refeirred to approplliLL(
111x. Juter introduced al conIWIIV"
re(nt resolution reu1iring, t h(
Ltresurer of Union comixty to rplorl:
bi'lly the stiiiis colloed and disil a1irS.
L11 by hinit unider anU act enltitled '"Au
wt for the rolief of the widows 111,l
31-J))l311.4 of [)lr0r5(fl1 killed 1 )0'0LUIS
o~f the(ir l)Oliti(0l 1 U)iilnh."
Th~1e Lill to 1& tlhe hala( a of
uI'tlifl otli ieirr w. s Itilundet1:, I zooI
)aIs1ell, withi t.1in prVoviso tlLt it
dza'.1 take ulledL oil and after the(
1st of Novemiber, 1.0376.
'UIIQ bill to provide for (lie re.
-iC3)I.mnU1(it of p. Op,.f v in Dlarlii, -
Lou coi3ty' \'L.Us ifldu aL special or"
1c'" for .l'X!l rl' 1:i.
The hi'll to 1)io\"';d it l)0ttCe
:'1at.iiodl of zn; e:J.ii1g niil coll;ctii''
lIXOS for the0 siippoi't (d1 the city o1
Joliiuulna Wva laid1 ov'er fur latit:"c
A bill to fl1C01t'pO)3dCt the "Iln
Instrilil E'xhibition ('inh~inuy of
The~ bill to alter inl oiiienil the
liaricie1 (31 the Lout ii ui i3i3irt;ull ii..
t135 pHLi 1.
A Vc.4011th 3s11 111) )illtill" :t ('*)1:i
lil toe to iIIv0itigo itli 0 ) nfi itl
lnl(diist of J ii44 J. P. fiedU~ wias
,Ill over fut 1i~.iiie couix~deiat.jui.
0111,11 ' 1(li e tat the .31-11 i u i.
t"t s., Icc ail(( 5(,11;, toi' tp h (,: isi'
toll O% o sessions daily was like
(iS is baj x0~)1d.
idut~ I be :;Late init~o hive cooi;'e;
iuid:t (1 i:tii.s was13 j113i3((id.
1C I~'U 1 l) to ;; u'clock, wiei l l:
'Satl01'(l vt, IL'e lary 12.
Thu i.."1)ttCo Ivas not i11 ,;esCiioii.
113 i'si*": (o' 1:):11:1 .:,''.'1'1\I:5.
ill til illi40s veIry) lit tle' b)esides
oliilie work miid tlhe prIivalte( c:1
iil~i' waIs 3 tt ('ilded It'.
i 00th by the i'c.Ld!1ig 01 it ul
anv *' 'lld cX'ri',t: 12 S u x i Ie
C-u' 33 .1. 1). .1 (bdnItsk.1, i iiieiil 3cr
t the Ii ''- a', ('hli'l Ni it It ('()1Ill.
3:01 teat.z-b.tOl~('i l~)t)1iissiil , (if
*iii('I liet) i 1(03011l)4~' Tlii
vi Iclit'tiC11, ('llIct rll ( Ci1eh
tl (011( It a3 'lel e~iill" ftl'tooiel"1 tit ai(cu Istcl 0';1 hI'' 8e
it ( oalli its (31 v:iiQ~' ii33i ;11: wit i
h. i hu~i lii'b li oi' Iorc i1CI ti('', o: fl
,\. II whme 1L1+1 (3~t1'ti'"-; 1'00 I
Ws)Ul-e Cof (:1(ild I C~1'iiiig te :i
..1 F, . 1 .. ,vr t I .. .... i ... .i. ,.i - -v
A Pugilis~tic Podiagogue.
Up in Alamenda they h1ave a school
Masiter who douofi not Htalll(l 111101
fooling fromt any of the trustees of
thew ijstitnttioii over ~vwhi 11w pre
Hidf'tf4. '1'11 IIIIil)bO1 of Jiit p11l s
is smai~ll. but his (bitiCS atre hI t~he
ini h)i deliguil Pairisianl accenit.
'.I1jciot 1:i. the uItraiah 011 hiis iltil
Jel, in kuhln' himi." '1hIe most Iceriou8l
Dar of his (iIat.iI38 ci~isits iln vatn
soYCII-uJI, awi the;Hlkill to 11:1.4 ace
ijitired ii tis~ (cprtmfinnt (of idut
tio:i ha ncl eare dt hit11 to the~ neigh-.
hiorhoo." Hie isi the miost p)oplarIL
tCi'e thait hIts ever. Ciosrn(1 1-ha'
h)111142illy lino of Alainodo, cunly1,
111111 the school diretor wvhoc wvoiil'
(1)110U CO Hi11gCl.l his~ P41110V;i] m11ight 1,
well Viiigato at 01i('e. T111 other"
(li~y 011e of) theO hoai( of trutisees of
lii;- schiool, it geiitlemaun wVho hi;;s a
ratl her now. railu 0 idea;s of the
(duticS ittteiidimtig it cuttry Smhllu
tnastmrs p~ositionl, visitedl the iahcl.)ol
for the puirpose of hauling thet 111
Mlispectel1J)0datpogro oveOr the e'oits.
ixifoud the rusItic rcetor~tal
seated at, at 1htlakhaird explaiiig
the baeauities of illllple atddiition to It
il('legJ.t ion of te youths of Ahuaanetl.t
e ty ~. Dlisregarding the fact,
iowvecr, the jiistieo exp~lained the
Io~j('t of hit vis~it.
bl.3or.1' said the ftsto()flie(d fcrul1.,
iger, "If yout wish to lectim a lilt'
'10) 'i do it iti te preseneeo of tle:
1Plahlils, bul wall: outside the (loor
ovea1 the t hireshwl,1, fu.llowt.' I b thle
01 e, who cariefully close 1 thet
'-Now, S01, ,mid h(!', I'v'velV ini
iiitt I id Iii( l1l 1110 class-roohai. 111(1
811 (Iltili Ii') ;itlemman would
+i- rip what ?" said the flstonis hedI
'"lI::Ie off youri coat, for he the
atip('i Ilhiat, plavuei before 1. cs i1
i 111011 ("f111 nistll )111( ill 111e 5ie1io 111t1
-o 1 A vi(.lao~ut. urj;i.i in satisf.tt,Ii.
!hil) I iny."
1 dll n ot mora- ---i--tiat, is-M\ur
" her ! IHelp ! .t'i:-c Police !''
mal( now hule incighiora oeitniaili
'.hIi;l ('I' oi~i~ol II hiii 1 (Ufire oh thint r'
""1!1' xviritue:., Enid he plIo s seveli t
(11) iu1tl iiitit:tteq the j ilii, uof~i
siuipie a ddliti ii wVi t t iii t~e1iT1ptiml
It 11I tall/ 111 l . i"1 .ro1
c; i iltwIl fo)r it ChtUge of veiitc.
Ad~vantages of' Hoeiut..
'tot) 11111y perso ns1 -%%lo use thiea
11 to utppe;'' that the chief h)enehit '
ltliv('d froths it is to kill the wveeehi. I t
TI i!ltt, (t)Itaili I is anl imiportait, work,
;udonm gret thy niicl ecteu,l. WId;1
.11e iich only ini t hi! Wily of Ca ltaa
t~ing 1th1 ltrt)pS Wvtie~i w,; phl. but
they- rob t Ibid of 111)1(+h (of thie uilti
01i)11t wlhit.!- tey hocod. f1.sirht 1
ihn, i" ill: EsSC'. tiai S~rvje'e ill 1'0
qiect. to de4 :1.)11) nt;lth woi 11
';.,.,-.. ,.... .1ther. ...7 .... 1.- ta --- 1a~- it
Wonderful Tricks of Eastern Juggler
Bofore the Prince of Walos..
[Cor. of the L ndon 'Tiine . ]
Ono (lay at Parell His iRToya
Highness hiad tiin hour of (jlir
amus:en en t ml camps], watchling thll
tricks of Somne Indian jugglers ail'
snake-clanrmers, which hsatvO beo:
des8cribed at Ifhndred tile; Over
and which never loso their internos
for the spectator. After brenkfas1
a ragged traitn of fellows leidiag
apleS and carrying bag9 were seei
coming up the main street of th<(
ciamip to ne of the tinits. Thie(s
wero followed by seven m' eight
ugly, shapi'lesti elderly women ii
I)ighit dlria pery. cal rying what art
coInsidcred hero nusical iistru
iii-tts. They all seu itted under thc
si:Ode of the t ee's inl front of o 01
lit i(s a11 p atI -conjitror, ape
The jrrgglers and isnake charmer i
w?eiO the first to show of'. They
woro Only two old chatty follows
whose skin lug onl their bones as
if it woro crackol l"owii laper.
Thley (lid 801 clevir "passes,
swallowed and spit out fire, pro
rluced an enchanted, ineoxhau1stibleA
water vessel, walked on wooden
patens hold on by the action of the
"et maiikiig Ia vt'iOnusn-in fact the
hithiered, vivacious old jtiggler and
his raggee old confederato )er
Forme(td all tho orthodox tricks of
,heir confraternity. Whore did he
,et the cobras which he )roduCed
unideily out of two baskets which
mtd Ieeni turned over, inside out,
n our presence ? It was not the
lrunmnlg of his friends or the
daying -,n1 the dry ,gourd which
irew the ro1)tiles out of cover.
Meanwhile a mango under the
lirty cloth was growing, and in an
nterval of snake work the old fel.
ow dashed at the latter, and ox
)o8(ed ia fresh, bright green niango
re s0111 eig hteen inches high in
h1e grouni.. whore he had appar
itly only put in i ianigo seed.
'xp)ressiions of woider followed
hen the cloth was thrown over
lie tree, and anlother of the faiitus
egenidary leger'deainip feats wai
xceute-l. A shallow i isket about
igh teen it "hes high ani three foot.
ong, with a cover, was placed he
)rc the Prince. It was plain
here was no deceit. At* a call
here came out, from the group of
alives near at hand a lad of twelve
r Ha), sliglLt o nguro aut pleiasan{
f face, with not an article of dress
ive his lion cloth andt a dirty
arIbanl. Himl the Old mI-ml, eh-4t.
r ing the while, boun 1 had anud
)of, it /l Brothers A dyonme in twine,
IL a sack, made of strong
(tting, twas produced and the old
lluw slipped it over the lad, whoum
0 sqtueezed dowwnl -n his haunchesW-1
> that ho c(oubl tit, the ('rds
iurely over his head and lift, hi a
'om the ground to pri~'o howI
'utre he was. 11( seuoie.1 to une
'eat force to put the lad into the
'skaet and to have ou zcl dificulty
lit ting the lii on the top of hii.
'hon Iaif:ts ((one thlie nisic was
'it(wCl by 0110, atnd the other
gglu1ga to talk to his basket,.
resently [lie Ii. 1 was agitatiel, and
tO ('ortd aind not ww-f~ie jermked1 out
idi fell on the groud. Th'en thle
*ggler ran lit the 1 baisket in ai fury,
.'ipedl on fthe fop, ernishlzd in the
1, shuuitped~ on it, took a slick andl
'ove it with for'ce thrtough te
icke'r work. The basket was
Lip).y. TIhien flhere camne a voiace
of a lad who htad been ", inside
di IC) I Thlere was just suchl at
oh one (If the trees. ThIle
atgo) tree, when next uncovered,
peared h ung withb tiny fr'uit.
A new stl of playing cards has I]
el n m1rou(cd, which pr'omaises to Ji
come1 poplaril. T.ie now~ cai'ds I
Scirclarlli, about thn o inchtes in I
uiief er', and1( each sit is pintted in
li'erent colorIIi. Upon1 the oxfi're I
go of the circuale, the numbol~r of t
the samte color as the suit
which the card belon'gs. ThoJ (
e card8 i ifisfend of being '"singio li
doubled heads,'' have live heads, aill tl
whiic'h radiate fromii the contre, and t
h t ed ecgnized at ai ' l:i ice. To tl
atages ctlaimlued for' these cards u
that, being circulha'. the edges
Iitnot weoar out. Thto dlistinctT
or of each suit and the Iigur'es
m1 the muar'gini enable tho player' al
.uard aigainst mnishakes amut play
ie rapidly. Th'le pla&yer clan 1ue j
I know at a glanc'o every card in d ~
h1,md(. They can1 hO shume~id, hI
lt and1( playedt wih th Ile greatest
L1, andt' cebl pack bleing int a box,|m
y ('nni bI e'arte mc i the pockt
hiout soinig.
'iii FrA'1i oft 0 A FPun. .-A regn y
porer'~--eiin e cr- -is the case of hii
[ishman~ii inaioed .Dennia, if triue; e
of, trute, thle anntutl register must iv
held( resp4jonilel. ie (died at
lenry int 180-1. at the age of ono(1
1(1Idred an seven teen ; he had
a matrriedl sevent times, thte last ni
t tat theO aigo of ntinety'three. He ti
vived the births oif fortpo-ight bi
dren,11 two) hiundred and1( tInrity six a
ad c'hiIrdon, four hundred andl th
,y-four' greant-gr'andchlildron, and1( ro
nty - f ive gbeat-great-grandchiil- an
olonel Robert 'Tyler, sort of
stlidet Tyl'eri, edits the New fo
nawl -/) ' .co
Extraordlnary Case of Mesmerism in
From the North British MAiJ.
Much excitement and not a little
indignation were occasioned in
Gavan on Wedweaday afternoon by
the CotIditct of a mesmerist, and
there is soein talk of a civil action
being 'aised against hin for injuries
itflicted on a respectable young
married man res'ding in Atirnkdyko
streot, who was allowed to lie on
the cold, damp ground on Napier
street for about twenty minutes in
a state of mesmerisin, and had to be
convoyed on a barrow to the police
oflce, and the soevices' of a medical
mn obtained before he was brought
to his sensOs. The mesmerist gave
an entertaine ent in the burgh on
the previous evening and the young
taon who is a litter in one of the
shtipbiytiltling yards, was meosmerized
along with several othors, and while
in that state the mesmerist eoni
nandetl him to cn'rue to the corner
of the above street at a quarter to
two o'clock on the following day and
share with him half of his dinner.
The titter wont to his work in the
mnorning all right, but just as he
was in the act of taking his dinner;
he sdttdenly left the table carrying
a little jug full of broth, and made
his way down Govan road in an ex
cited mannler to the place where the
"l)professor" wias to meet him. A
largo crowd soon collected rotund'
the poor fellow, who was as if
iuned to the wall, holding on tena
ciously to his little jug containing
the broth. He eventually slid down
upo'n the cold ground, however, and
lacy there for about twenty minutes.
'hme excited crowd expected the
maesmorist to keep his appointment
and relieve the poor follow from his
position, but ho did not put in an
tpliarifaneo. The police arrived on
the scene, and the man was convoyed
to the oflice on a barrow. His li!nbs
were by this time perfectly stiff,
and with the exception of a slight
imlovomnent. of the heart and pulse,
the body showed very little signs of
li'fe. Dr. Barras was sent for Aimd,
after (o:nsidorable difliculty, succeed
ed in b.nging the young fellow out
of his inesmoric sloop, after his wife
andl brothers, who had como to the
office, h:d(1 hoen greatly alarmed
:aboit his condition. The man's
health must have suffered considera
bly by the exposure, as he shivered
iko an aspen leaf on awakening, and
had to be taken home in a cab.
The Way it Rains in Florida.
A Florida correspondent says : It
is hard for a Northern farmer, who
watches the horizon with aching
eyes, to understand the clock-like
regularity of this rainy season Sot'Lh.
Occasionailly, as this year is delayed;
but once set in goes on regularly.
'lhere is a misty or clear morning,
lso air tiinsfuised with a blushing
piimhowy offhulgeonco that molts away
in the ardent kisses of tho sun into
an inff1 2ia daio of sunlight up to
hvo' o)(j tek. 'Then the skirmishers
of t Ie rin rush iin on cool, dow
winds, and iby sharp three o'clock
Ete whole line is platoon firing in '
great, hemvy fusilados. Such rains !
(icrgoous, glorious, rushing, a mnag.
mlficen!Jt Cimiasmi~i of plungi'gg
miure. Then the long roll of th e
Lhuder drumis ; the cracking artil
lory, wi th its splendor of electric
(lnsh, tolled efr in low rolls ; and be
Fore y tn are aware, the mobile army ."
ndas g.Ltheoredi up its splendid1 wings,
ts fire mln after guard and reservesj
md OnIsy in the west you see itsa
tranid vwctorious battle flags ribbing
lhe sky with broad bands of color.
tiix in a few rainbiows some foggy l
norng when the whole air is I
)rimy, and the clear, still lakeolooks
ike an wiadersky:, and you have seome
den of Florida in the rainy se an.a
oegilair as the clock, that marshal-.
1mg and1 grand batL1tle panloramnagoos jm
ni ait set two o'clock, to be0 closed
'ositively.-no change on account of
lie weather--by five o'clock r. M. ;
A Detroit woman remarked that hi
be regretted but one thing in her
fo. Shme said she was always vexed n'
mat a tornado didn't strike the
,ventytw men who saw her fall on
m imy walk, claw around and get u
p with a lame back.
Texas is the first state in the tl
nlionl to appoint electors for the fa
)proacing p~rosiden tial campaign.
x congressman ID. C. Giddings and
on. B. H. Epperson wore chosen ceh
>nmocratic electors for the state at rai
rge, b~y the recent convention. cri
The followinig letter from a-young 50
an was lately addressed to a judg th4
pro~bato "Sir-My father do
irted this life not long simnce, leavy
g a wife and five scorpions.
e (lied detested, anud his e state is Pc
oely to provo insolvent. I was left him
:ecutioner, and being told you "I
Ire judlge of probates, apply to ia
>u for letters of condemnation." Oni
At Osborn, Mishouri, on fte Han- bim
bal and St. Joseph Railroad, a short fe,
no .since, some bu r g I a r s sif
eke ito a drug storo and stole a
bottle of chloroform, with which lig
cy dIrugged the whale town. They
bbed both hotels, all the stores,
a many private residences. They
enr'ed several thousand dollars. Ht
The man who hasn't a word to say sta
r himself is the most congenial yo'
mpamion. ror
About. Women,.
DBnnets ibcrease in- size..
Queen Vio keeps; four pet poo
DAmAuO. has, two, ebaring dough.
L: 'lon ba two fnmalo- conveyan
Woreen earry- of the prizes in
Eniglish splling bees.
Mizri is the latest Spanish priman
tonna. She loave. comtpany.
Thu Queen of .unark says.
that nlo, royal lady will wear a.
A (aughter of Crocnwood is
taking singing lessoia of Wartel in
Mme, Easipof, the great Russian
chanist, will proba visit this
country next spring..
Mrs. Blaine and Mllrs.. Kerr hob
nob together in Washington. Now
the country is safe.
Marion Harland. the po un ar au
thoress, is said to bo at the bead of
every Nowatk charity,
Some of the Gotham girls com.
promised with their- Now Year's
callers by giving 'em lager beer.
They say Mrs. Grant doesn't.
look a day older than when she
first mea to Washington ten years
Disraeli says a Miss Rothschild
is the most gidituefle lady in
England. Shea got the most.
stmanips, too.
The Russians forgot to toss Patti
a fur cloak at her benefit, so she
wont shopping and bought one (o
Lucca has docided to confine her
self to mezzo-soprano parts in
future. Her voice is wearing in the
upper register.
Statistics are given to prove that
of the sum total of human misery,
physical and mental, women have to
bear two-thirds.
In the East Indies the ladies of
the country are subjected to the
labor of building railroads and
keeping them in running order.
Charlotto Cushman will accom
plish her final farewell in a week.
And after all, that is the speediest
method of getting yourself for
What we need in this world, the
Newport News -thinks, is more
female correspondents who fling
Choir golden gleaming over the
sombro tints of life.
"Look out," says the Woma' e
Tohrnal to the girls, ''for the men
whn want to make sisters of you.'
Just as if they were not looking out
fir them.
Miss Julia Thomas of Cornell
University is mentioned by the
World as a Greek slavo' Very
.ood ; but think of a Greek slave
with striped stockings on.
When a Canada girl loves she
oves like a hond engine going to a
n'e. In a breach of pr1oiiso suit
t was shown that a young lady
vroto to her lover eight times in
)lie day.
Kato Field carries a revolver.
4one day some malicious person
vill load it, and she will have to put
t in a pail of water and run behind
he door until the danger is o'er.
The simplicity of the Sioux
aiden h somiething wonderful.
iho umas awayv in tho greatest con
uision upon07 an op)era-Class being
velled at her.
Sarah B'. tihardt, the Paris
ctress, who ha some8011 of the mnag
dficenit qalhiies ofk Rachel, is, as
ras the great queen of tragedy, a
owess. Her health is v.. y poor,
nid she seems a living skeleton.
When a New Jersey burglar saw
tat the woman whose house heo was
hmndering was awake and watching
im, lhe cnoed out, "Hang mue if I
ill be guilty of robbing as homely
woman as you are 1" and ho left;
Mrs. Capital of Rhode Island is a
idow, and is worth $3,000,000. Hero
a capital catch for some enter
ismg young man ; but no doumbt
rs. Capital will not enter: into
o partnership) with any man, who,
as no capital of his own.
A beautiful young lady of Baltia
uro, now up~on a visit to New
rk, was presented wit~h a hand
me silver medal by the" manager
>on visitmn the lNrk theatre,
odnesday night. Over six hun
ed other Radios,, who visited the
reatre that night were similarly
A countrymtan of "the melan-.
oly Dane' has invented an ar
agement to* take the place of
Latohes, by wich the cripple can
fast or slow and up or down
irs, without touching Ia foot to
a ground or worldn 1t one arm.
A. little son of Professor Cook, of
ughkoepsi.o, aged jsix years, askedI
fi, fah: ,w gu npodwerswas made.
hwanob tirno to, toll you no,
a the reply ;. '-lput thin kit over,
el form some gi~nion of your own,
il. will exgulpin when I am not so
sy." The little boy was sileut a
v moments, then heo exclaimed,
Idonly, "Oh, I know ! they~ stir up
little black dirt and piut some
litning itio it."
Ers. Haddock, wife of Judgo
ddock, of Iowa, has been adt.~
I to practice in the courts of that
to. She is in demand s e i
sate in her husband's court, and is
>uted to be generally successful.
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Jen Borton's current research program involves understanding how people with defensive self-esteem cope with ego threat. Her research has been published in several journals, including the Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology, the Journal of Social Psychology and Self and Identity. Borton joined the Hamilton faculty in 1998. She earned a bachelor's degree in psychology and education from Dartmouth College and a doctorate in social psychology from the University of Minnesota.
Pursuing issues of environmental conservation and personal health, Cameron Brick uses quantitative methods to explore and encourage productive behaviors. His research on environmentally sustainable behavior and individual personality (e.g., openness to experience) was recently featured in The Washington Post, and next year he will chair a national sustainability psychology conference. Brick earned a doctorate in psychology from the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Trained in cognitive and developmental psychology, Azriel "Azi" Grysman focuses his research on the role of memory in defining the self. He studies people's personal narratives for events they have experienced and relates these back to broader theories about how this type of memory develops and how individual difference, such as gender or developmental status, play a role in this process. Grysman's recent work included examining people's narratives of anticipated future events as an expansion of how memory is used to plan for the future. He earned his master's dgree and doctorate from Rutgers University.
Alexandra List received a National Institutes of Health National Research Service Award for both her doctoral and post-doctoral research. List's research has focused on understanding how we perceive and attend to visual, auditory and haptic information in our environment. She uses a variety of human cognitive neuroscience techniques. Her work has been published in various journals, including Cognition, Brain, the Journal of Vision, Neuropsychologia and the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance. She earned her bachelor's degree in cognitive science and doctorate in psychology at the University of California, Berkeley.
Tara McKee's research focuses on families coping with children with varying challenges such as developmental disabilities and behavior disorders and on the impact of such behaviors on the transition to college. McKee is author or co-author of numerous papers published in Journal of Attention Disorders, Journal of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology, Applied Social Psychology, Behaviour Research and Therapy, and Journal of the American Medical Association. She has made several invited presentations. McKee's clinical work has focused on children in school settings and in-patient hospital settings. She conducts assessments for learning disabilities as part of a small private practice. She earned a doctorate and master's degree in clinical psychology from the University of Connecticut.
Camilla McMahon's research focuses on the social and cognitive development of higher-functioning children, adolescents, and young adults with autism spectrum disorder. In particular, she is interested in social metacognition and error-monitoring (i.e., the abilities to monitor one's social performance and recognize when one has made an error) in the disorder. She is also interested in interventions to improve social skills and adaptive functioning in this population. McMahon serves on the editorial board for the Journal of Positive Behavior Interventions. She received her doctorate in developmental psychology from the University of Miami, and she completed a postdoctoral fellowship at the University of California, Davis, M.I.N.D. Institute.
Colleen Smith's research interests include the potential mediation of pluralistic ignorance as the result of social networking and the use of social media to induce feelings of shame. She has extensive experience teaching a wide variety of courses in psychology. She received her bachelor's degree from University at Albany and her master's degree and doctorate from Syracuse University.
Ravi Thiruchselvam's research uses neuroscience methods (EEG/ERP) to understand emotion and emotion regulation in healthy and clinical populations. At Stanford, he was awarded the Psychology Department's Hastorf Prize for Excellence in Teaching. Thiruchselvam's research has been published in top journals, including Psychological Science. He grew up in Toronto and completed his doctorate in psychology at Stanford University. He joins Hamilton College as an assistant professor of psychology.
Douglas Weldon's research interests include the brain mechanisms of attention, the developmental neurobiology of learning and memory and the role of calcium-binding proteins in neural plasticity. He is a recipient of a National Research Service Award from the National Institute of Mental Health, and his work has been published in journals that include Behavioral Neuroscience, Behavioural Brain Research and the Journal of Neuroscience Education. Weldon teaches courses in behavioral neuroscience and psychopharmacology, and in 2010 he received the Samuel and Helen Lang Prize for Excellence in Teaching. He earned his doctorate from the University at Buffalo.
Penny Yee conducts research in the areas of cognition and individual differences, covering a wide range of topics from basic attentional and language processes to personality correlates of performance. Of particular interest is how we manage distractions in handling daily activities. She has published articles in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, Cognitive Psychology, Memory and Cognition, Intelligence and the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology. She earned her doctorate in human experimental psychology from the University of Oregon.

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Top 5 Ways to Avoid a Binge
Monday, February 18, 2013
Even after losing weight and admittedly with a ways to go, I still find that I have an urge to overeat! Am I the only one? I don�t think so!
I have found a handful, no pun intended, of ways to avoid hitting those restaurants that are sure to ruin a great weigh in! Here are my top five ways to avoid a binge!
1. Grab some H20!�Water is often what our body is really craving. The eight cups a day model is so old school and is for the person who weighs 120 pounds! Especially for weight loss purposes, we should be drinking half of our body weight in ounces a day. So, if you weigh 300 pounds then you should drink 150 ounces.
2. Get moving!�I�m not saying you need to do a full workout in the middle of the day, but stand up and stretch, go for a quick walk, jump around! When we get our bodies moving, good endorphins are released to help counteract that negative spiral that is occurring between our ears!
3. Are you hungry or craving something?�Being able to answer that question will certainly be able to keep us from overeating. When we are hungry we will eat anything including healthy option like fruits or vegetables. If we are craving something, typically trigger foods, then we need to be able to recognize that it is a negative craving and find something to take our mind off of the craving.
4. Portions!�Portion control is a huge (again no pun intended) when it comes to trying to be able to live a healthy lifestyle. I�m working toward and trying to teach my family to live a lifestyle of healthy choices, not a diet. Diets are temporary and this is a lifestyle that will last a lifetime.
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, Volume 107, Issue 3, pp 483-508
First online:
The Mediating Role of Perceived Parental Warmth and Parental Punishment in the Psychological Well-Being of Children in Rural China
- Jennifer Jun-Li ChenAffiliated withProgram of Early Childhood and Family Studies, Kean University Email author
- , Xiaodong LiuAffiliated withDepartment of Psychology, Brandeis University
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Research has documented that parenting practices, such as parental warmth and parental punishment, play a mediating role in linking individual (e.g., age, gender) and familial characteristics (e.g., economic status, marital quality) to the psychological well-being of children. However, few studies have validated these connections with respect to the Chinese population, especially those in rural areas of China plagued with unfavorable conditions such as poverty and lack of education. In this study, we investigated whether child (age, gender, and sibship size), and familial characteristics (family wealth, parental education, and marital quality) indirectly contribute to the children's psychological well-being (as indicated by their self-reported internalizing and externalizing problems) through their perceived parental warmth and parental punishment. Using structural equation modeling, we analyzed data collected from 2,000 children (ages 9–13) and their parents in rural China. The results reveal significant, indirect relationships from family wealth and marital quality to these children's externalizing problems through parental warmth and parental punishment. There are age and gender differences in the children's experiencing internalizing and externalizing problems. Gender differences are also found in their perceived parental warmth and parental punishment. Directions for future research are discussed.
KeywordsChinese parenting Parental warmth Parental punishment Internalizing problems Externalizing problems Rural China
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- Title
- The Mediating Role of Perceived Parental Warmth and Parental Punishment in the Psychological Well-Being of Children in Rural China
- Journal
Social Indicators Research
Volume 107, Issue 3 , pp 483-508
- Cover Date
- 2012-07
- 10.1007/s11205-011-9859-9
- Print ISSN
- 0303-8300
- Online ISSN
- 1573-0921
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Chinese parenting
- Parental warmth
- Parental punishment
- Internalizing problems
- Externalizing problems
- Rural China
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Jennifer Jun-Li Chen (1)
- Xiaodong Liu (2)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Program of Early Childhood and Family Studies, Kean University, 1000 Morris Avenue, Union, NJ, 07083, USA
- 2. Department of Psychology, Brandeis University, 415 South Street, Waltham, MA, 02453, USA


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All updated upto Nathan Walker.
All updated upto Nathan Walker.
Coaching points plan for S. Cali:
Crossing: 9 --> 13 = 46
Decisions: 8 --> 9 = 9
55 points spent in total. It's easier when you have less points ehh
John Harkness = 206 points
Acceleration (15+16+17+18= 66) ending on 18
Determination (7+8+9+10+11+12= 57) ending on 12
Pace (15+16+17+18= 66) ending on 18
Crossing (15) ending on 15
206 points to spend, spent 204...
Shot! really awesome sign up!
Leonardo Lombardo = 164 points
Tackling from 7 -> 19 = 162 points spoints
Brilliant stuff nastymiller Can't wait to boost my player!
Ya-Pierre Dolle 177.5
Determination from 8 to 20 for 174 points
Long Throws from 3 to 2 for 3 points
Just waiting on Steve Duffy and Willy Wonka to boost now, the Swedish lads will be boosted at the end of their domestic season.
I won't hold back on the updates, the players will be changed as and when people get back to me. Slow day today in regards updates - got a new job back in Blighty and on blood nights :-( That said, in Dubai next week for a week, as I might have a new job again overseas (but safe this time). Will still have the laptop, and still be able to update.
International Double Header 3rd and 7th of June 2011.
No more U19 or U21 call ups, its all about the senior team baby! 15 of 16 youth players called up for the double header with Barrio the only one missing through injury.
Sitting in 167th position (and still slowly moving in the right direction) the country had a double header at home against Finland (36th in the world) and Hungary (38th in the world).
First up were Finland and a full house of 4,500 fans and a 4-4-1-1- line up.
A.Selva (c)
L. Tym Toon
B.Smith - M.Barretti - M.James - J.Turner
M.Nevo - L.Lombardo - D.Ginsberg - O.Brown
Rest of the lads were on the bench, however none were brought on during the close 1-0 defeat. Mikael Forssell hitting the winner on the stroke of half time. Apart from working hard the lads did have a few chances but could not find the net. A great learning experience for all involved.
A.Selva (c)
L. Tym Toon
J.Harkness- N.Walker - M.James - J.Turner
M.Nevo - L.Lombardo - D.Ginsberg - O.Brown
The second of the double header was a game against Hungary and a slight change to the line ups, going 2-0 down within 28 minutes (Adam Szalai 8th min and Tibor Tisza 28th min), the young guns were looking at a whooping, but a Martyn James goal on 55 minutes gave the side hope. Really a one sided game but again all learning for the young boys, and a first goal for one of the lads. Again the boys played in front of 4,500 fans.
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Duffy - 189.5 points
Pace 13 to 16 - 45 points
Accelleration 13 to 16 - 45 points
Agility 10 to 14 - 50 points
Dribbling 9 to 13 - 46 points
Total points used = 186 points. 3.5 left over
Duffy updated.
Nice to see that Im back from injury and straight into the team
End of first full year - and I will be posting my player of the year based on number of coaching points gained (this includes players in Sweden), all player changes have been made - interestingly some of he changes have already decreased! Must be the attitude of the players lol, but you won't know this until you see the next player cards whoooooooo.
June 2011
With the lads in England on holiday, it was left to the two lads in Sweden to show us what they had in their locker. First up Mike Nevo was playing plenty of football having so far this year played 20 pre-season, youth and 2nd team games - along with 11 senior games , setting 1 goal up and getting 1 man of the match award with an average rating of 6.85. Worth £95,000 he is an important first team player, a promising full-back with a resolute and reserved nature.
Ben Smith is also in Sweden but is injured at the moment, having picked up a damaged achilles tendon and still has 2 to 3 months out. He has been out for 13 days since picking the injury up during training. Currently in the Orebro 2nd team which is called OSK Ungdom and play in the Swedish Second Division North Gotaland, has played 15 first team games between the 1st and 2nd teams, scoring 3 goals, setting up 2 and claiming 1 man of the match award. Worth £40,000 he again is an important first team player, a promising midfield player, who is outspoken and ambitious.
End of year one:
Omar Brown: 27 Senior Games, 5 Goals, 9 Assists, 6 MoM, 2 Yellow Cards, Avg R 7.55, Value of £22,000, Wage of £210 per week.
Sercan Cali: 13 Senior Games, 4 Goals, 1 Assists, 3 MoM, 2 Yellow Cards, 1 Red Card, Avg R 7.19, Value of £20,000, Wage of £5 per week, AS Saint-Etienne and Wolfsburg wanting to sign young Cali.
Steve Duffy: 32 Senior Games, 8 Goals, 18 Assists, 3 MoM, 7 Yellow Cards, Avg R 7.58, Value of £35,000, Wage of £210 per week.
David Ginsberg: 41 Senior Games, 6 Goals, 8 Assists, 9 MoM, 12 Yellow Cards, Avg R 7.87, Value of £28,000, Wage of £210 per week.
John Harkness: 36 Senior Games, 10 Goals, 11 Assists, 1 MoM, 7 Yellow Cards, 1 Red Card, Avg R 7.28, Value of £24,000, Wage of £60 per week.
Martyn James: 30 Senior Games, 10 Goals, 17 Assists, 4 MoM, 9 Yellow Cards, 1 Red Card, Avg R 7.56, Value of £24,000, Wage of £110 per week.
Leonardo Lombardo: 32 Senior Games, 0 Goals, 4 Assists, 1 MoM, 2 Yellow Cards, Avg R 7.24, Value of £22,000, Wage of £70 per week, Chateauroux wanting to sign Leonardo.
Mike Nevo: 17 English Senior Games, 12 Swedish Senior Games, 5 English Assists, 1 Swedish Assist, 2 English MoM, 1 Swedish MoM, 5 English Yellow Cards, 3 Swedish Yellow Cards, 1 English Red Card, English Avg R 7.60, Swedish Avg R 6.83 Value of £120,000, Wage of £1,100 per week.
Ya Pierre-Dolle: 32 Senior Games, 16 Goals, 3 Assists, 4 MoM, Avg R 7.53, Value of £26,000, Wage of £80 per week.
Ben Smith: 4 English Senior Games, 16 Swedish Senior Games, 3 Swedish Goals, 2 Swedish Assists, 1 Swedish MoM, English Avg R 6.60, Swedish Avg R 6.97 Value of £40,000 Wage of £800 per week.
Joey Turner: 27 Senior Games, 2 Goals, 11 Assists, 3 MoM, 1 Yellow Card, Avg R 7.70, Value of £24,000, Wage of £65 per week.
Long Tym Toon: 34 Senior Games, 7 Goals, 13 Assists, 5 MoM, Avg R 7.27, Value of £24,000, Wage of £70 per week, St Johnstone wanting to sign Long Tym Toon.
Nathan Walker: 27 Senior Games, 5 Goals, 5 Assists, 1 Yellow Card, Avg R 7.07, Value of £22,000, Wage of £55 per week.
Barrio Wilkinsonio: 1 Senior Game, Avg R 6.90, Value of £250,000, Wage of £1,500 per week.
Willy Wonka: 43 Senior Games, 32 Goals, 3 Assists, 4 MoM, 4 Yellow Cards, Avg R 7.49, Value of £26,000, Wage of £110 per week.
Galen Zantk: 49 Senior Games, 19 Clean Sheets, 1 MoM, Avg R 7.01, Value of £18,000, Wage of £210 per week.
Player of the year goes to:
Galen Zantk - A fantasic season between the sticks, consistant, fit and maybe a un-sung hero as goals were being scored all over the place due to the team walking the league.
Player of the year runner up goes to:
Mike Nevo - Nearly gave the award to Mike Nevo, made a move to a new country early in the year and has become a fixture in the side playing top flight football. Playing for all three sides (1st, 2nd and youth) over in Sweden, his amazing fitness means he is able to do this and gain experiance. Expecting great things from this young man.
BREAKING NEWSAfter a fine season in the bottom flight of English football, Sercan makes a dream move to one of Europe's biggest team - Inter! Signing on a 3 year deal worth £100 a week it will be interesting to see if the lad gets any first team action, or will be loaned out? One thing is for sure, this move should cement his place in the San Marino senior side, and the coaching he will receive whilst at Inter will be top notch.
Sercan Cali leaves Vauxhall for Italian Serie A F.C. Internazionale
Inter have paid £120,000 for the youngster.
Important action needed just by Sercan Cali - and this is a one time offer :-) You currently have 2 coaching points, I will allow you to spend 0.125 per position skill point.
July 2011
July saw the majority of players back at their English clubs and pre-season under way - for the time being I will continue to focus on Vauxhall, but when the majority of players have moved on, it will just be monthly player updates.
(H) Bangor City 3-0 Win: Ya Pierre-Dolle, Martyn James and Willy Wonka are the goalscorers.
(A) Glenafton 4-0 Win: Willy Wonka (2), Joey Turner and Sercan Cali the goalscorers.
(H) Southport 4-0 Win: Orlando Smith (2), John Harkness and Willy Wonka the goalscorers.
(H) Coleraine 3-0 Win: Willy Wonka (2), Nathan Walker goalscorers.
(A) Frickley 1-0 Win: Martyn James the goalscorer.
So, like last year a solid pre-season and one in which the Vauxhall board will be hoping to bag as many points as possible before the team splits as I feel all the young players will move on this season.
Over In Sweden, Mike Nevo is on 24 2nd string and youth games, whilst pulling on the first team shirt 13 times, and Ben Smith still has around 6 weeks on the sidelines.
Other News
John Harkness is recovering at home from some strange illness that has struck him down, been out for 11 days but should be back in the next 3. Ya Pierre-Dolle will miss the start of the season after picking up strained knee ligament damage, possibly 3 months on the sidelines. Finally Joey Turner still has up to 3 weeks out with a twisted ankle, has already missed 3 weeks of pre-season due to this.
BREAKING NEWSA solid season has seen Joey leave Vauxhall for France, and a move which should see first team football, has signed a 3 year deal worth 3 £250 per week this very loyal and media-friendly player is currently worried his injury will hamper him settling into his new club.
Joey Turner leaves Vauxhall for French Ligue 2 AS Saint-Etienne
Saint-Etienne have paid £80,000 for the youngster.
Important action needed just by Joey Turner - and this is a one time offer :-) You currently have 0 coaching points, I will allow you to spend 0.125 per position skill point. So due to being injured and not playing any pre-season football, your move has come at a bad time, no new postion training for you. I'm sure it won't be your last move.
In other transfer news - Barrio has joined Hudersfield on a 6 month loan spell, Huddersfield are paying 100% of the wages so hopefully the young man will get some game time.
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Great preseason start--and quite the honor being selected as POY. Hope to improve on my 19 cleansheets --- got a solid defence in front of me, so high hopes there!
I'm over the moon at coming runner up for player of the year I never even thought i'd come close to the top bunch of players, but to have been considered for the award is brilliant!
International's 08/09/10th of August 2011
Up to 166th in the world and 11 places behind Luxembourg who are our next European target, and 8 places in front of Andorra. All three sides had an away friendly in Bulgaria.
First team lost 4-0 in front of 26,178 fans - none of our players played in the game
U19's team lost 4-0 in front of 4,855 fans - none of our players played in the game.
U21's made it an hat-trick of defeats losing 2-0 in front of 11,358 fans.
Formation was 3-1-4-2
A.Ceccoli - W.WonkaJohn Harkness, Omar Brown and Mike Nevo on the bench, none of which came on.
S.Cail- L.Tym Toon - M.James - S.Duffy
D.Ginsberg- R.Ragini - L.Lombardo
Never really got to grips with playing in front of a decent size crowd and goals from Stanislav Kostov (53) and Vladimir Baharov (89) meant the home side were never looking like losing. Martyn James will miss around 11 days after bruising his head!
BREAKING NEWSIt's been on the cards for a while, and finally he has left the club, and possibly he could break into the first team this season, 3 year deal worth £825 a week. Promising winger with a sporting personality and this move should see him break into the San Marino senior squad.
Steve Duffy leaves Vauxhall for English Premier Division Blackburn Rovers
Blackburn have paid £325,000 for the youngster.
Important action needed just by Steve Duffy - and this is a one time offer :-) You currently have 9.5 coaching points, I will allow you to spend 0.5 per position skill point.
BREAKING NEWSPossibly a strange move to a league not many people know about, but also may be a smart move as the youngster should get plenty of game time. A 5 year contract has been signed for a player that may well be our first million pound player, £2,300 a week wage say the club are serious about this lad. Believing he will learn a lot during his time at the club, he already has national reputation status, and this media-friendly professional lad should have an amazing season.
David Ginsberg leaves Vauxhall for Romanian First League FC Timisoara
FC Timisoara have paid £400,000 for the youngster.
Important action needed just by David Ginsberg - and this is a one time offer :-) You currently have 11.75 coaching points, I will allow you to spend 0.5885 per position skill point.
Uh oh...Vauxhall is starting to hemorrhage talent!
August 2011
6 wins from 6 for Vauxhall as they continue to hammer teams despite the best players moving on. 17 goals scored and just 7 goals against see the Motormen top of the table on 18 points, 3 in front of 2nd place Newport County. Will the team be able to keep going when the last of the players move on? Will players be brought into the club as more money comes in from the transfer of players - who knows? Only time will tell!
(A) Southport City 3-0 Win: Willy Wonka, Steve Duffy and Nathan Walker the goalscorers.
(A) Newport County 3-1 Win: Willy Wonka (2) and Darren Stephenson the goalscorers.
(H) Barnet 3-2 Win: Willy Wonka (2) and John Harkness the goalscorers.
(H) Eastbourne Boro 2-1 Win: Darren Stephenson and Long Tym Toon the goalscorers.
(A) Grimsby 2-1 Win: Darren Stephenson and John Harkness the goalscorers.
(H) Kettering 4-2 Win: Darren Stephenson (3) and Elliott Carruthers the goalscorers.
In France Turner is still waiting for his first start, as is Barrio, Steve, and David for their new clubs. Sercan has played in 5 games for Inter U20's whilst Mike Nevo is on 15 senior games for Kalmar this season.
Other News
Ya Pierre-Dolle still has up to 5 weeks out due to the knee ligament injury and will miss the European Championship double header for his nation this coming month, Ben Smith should be back in the next 3 days, having been out for 3 months so far.
Augh, no Coaching points Oh well, time to make France love Joey Turner!
Looks like Omar brown goals has dried up
International Double Header 2nd and 6th of September 2011.
Another learning double header for the young guns, with nothing to lose the boys from San Marino went into the games against Holland and Sweden.
Still in 165th world position, hopefully the boys will do enough to try and move slightly up the rankings again.
4-4-2 was the formation for the away game in Holland
A. Selva - M.VitaioliMike Nevo, Nathan Walker, Barrio Wilkinsonio and Steve Duffy were on the bench with Nevo and Walker coming on, playing in front of 48,585 fans the dutch won 3-0 with goals from Robin van Persie (9,56) and Wesley Sneijder (55), a great learning experiance and one I think everyone will be pleased the team kept the scoreline down to just three.
J.Harkness- M.James - L.Tym Toon - J.Turner
S.Cali- L.Lombardo - D.Ginsberg - O.Brown
A great result, ok a loss, but a great result at home to Sweden losing just 2-1. Barrio Wilkinsonio, Nathan Walker, Sercan Cali and Steve Duffy on the bench - none of them coming on as sub. Going 2-0 down through Zlatan Ibrahimovic (10) and Martin Olsson (31), before a goal from Long Tym Toon (44) pulling one back. The Swedish players then started to lose their heads with Ibrahimovic being sent off in the 82nd minute leaving Sweden to hang on.
A. Selva - W.Wonka
J.Harkness- M.James - L.Tym Toon - J.Turner
M.Nevo - L.Lombardo - D.Ginsberg - O.Brown
Wahooo i scored for a National Team Against Sweden
3-0 to the dutch How many save opportunities/saves made? Imagine they were really putting pressure on. 2-1 vs Swedes much better --- way to go LT to score and put us back in the match!
Yes, 2 more caps for Joey Turner.
Things are looking good for Nevo, coming on as a sub and then starting the next match That's an unlucky result against the Swede's as well, well done lads!
September 2011
2 draws and 3 wins has seen the Motormen stay top of the league but Luton are just 1 win behind.
(H) Macclesfield 0-0 Draw:
(A) Gateshead 3-1 Win: Nathan Walker, Marytn James, Willy Wonka the goalscorers.
(A) Darlington 1-1 Draw: Martyn James the goalscorer.
(H) Luton 4-2 Win: Willy Wonka (2), Sarren Stephenson and David Mannix the goalscorers.
(A) Histon 3-1 Win: Ya Pieree-Dolle, Willy Wonka and Omar Brown the goalscorers.
Joey turner is still waiting to get off the mark over in France, Steve Duffy has played 5 reserve and youth team games for Blackburn. David Ginsberg has played 3 games for his new side FC Timisoara, Barrio still has not had a sniff during his loan spell to Huddersfield. Sercan Cali has moved on to 8 youth and reserve games and is just waiting for the call up to the first team. Mike Nevo has 32 youth and second string games, and 18 senior games in Sweden, whilst Ben Smith has 10 senior games to his name.
Other News
Only player out injured at the moment is Galen Zantk with a groin strain and may be out for another 12 days, has been out for 2 weeks at the moment.
I'm waiting as patiently as I can to get on with increasing Nevo's stats
May be a delay for a week on this one, got a weeks work in Dubia that came out of the blue and I flew out yesterday. Just thought I would let you guys know.
No problems...hoping for a safe trip back!
Where is our S.M. DoF? We miss you!?!?


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At Christmas people will spend time with relatives they do not much like, give presents that the recipients value at less than they cost, and eat and drink more than they know is good for them. This is not completely irrational.
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No economic model can describe "the world as it really is".
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If unplanned social interactions are the key to a vibrant city, they are also the key to a vibrant organisation.
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27 March 2012
On the 27th March, John spoke at an event hosted by Policy Exchange on the issues of obliquity, long-term decision making and the limitations of knowledge in relation to energy and transport policy. Watch it here.
Obliquity – Why our goals are best achieved indirectly – 2010
04 November 2011
If you want to go in one direction, the best route may involve going in another. This is the concept of 'obliquity': paradoxical as it sounds, many goals are more likely to be achieved when pursued indirectly. Whether overcoming geographical obstacles, winning decisive battles or meeting sales targets, history shows us that oblique approaches are the most successful, especially in difficult terrain.
Obliquity – US edition
06 October 2011
The US edition of Obliquity is now available. You can order Obliquity – US edition, in hardback now for £10 (incl. p&p to the UK and Europe).
06 October 2011
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INET and Obliquity
02 June 2011
INET (the Institute for New Economic Thinking) is an initiative kick-started by George Soros to promote a more pluralist approach to economic thinking in the wake of the financial crisis. John is a member of the INET advisory board. INET is based in New York (http://ineteconomics.org/) and has sponsored major conferences at King's College, Cambridge, in […]
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Consistency depends on the context
20 April 2011, Financial Times
Consistency is the defining principle of rational choice theory. John looks instead to Ralph Waldo Emerson 'a foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds'.
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The original recipe called for 2 cups of zucchini, but I like to make it with 3, just because I have so much zucchini that needs to be used up. More zucchini yields a moister loaf.
- 3 cups all purpose flour
- 2 teaspoons baking soda
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 2 teaspoons cinnamon
- 3/4 teaspoon nutmeg
- 3 eggs
- 1 3/4 cups sugar
- 1 cup olive oil
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 2 to 3 cups coarsely grated zucchini
- 1 can (8oz) crushed pineapple, drained
- 1 cup chopped walnuts (optional)
- 1 cup golden raisins (optional)
1 Preheat oven to 350°F (175°C). Prepare 2 buttered 5 by 9 inch loaf pans.
2 In a medium sized bowl, vigorously whisk together the flour, baking soda, baking powder, salt, cinnamon, and nutmeg.
3 In a mixer, beat eggs on medium speed for one minute. Add the sugar and beat for one more minute. Add the oil and vanilla; continue beating mixture until thick and foamy. Remove the bowl from the mixer and with a spoon, stir in the zucchini and pineapple.
4 A third at a time, add dry ingredients into wet and gently stir (by hand) after each addition. Add the walnuts and raisins, blend gently.
5 Divide the batter equally between the two loaf pans. Bake for 55 minutes or until a wooden pick inserted in to the center comes out clean. Cool in pans for 10 minutes. Turn out onto wire racks to cool thoroughly.


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|1000 Years of Cypriot Jewellery from the Archaic, Hellenistic and Roman Periods
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Living New Jersey Jokes
By stern on May 29, 2006
Sometimes, though, we bring the Jersey jokes on ourselves in ways that Joe Piscopo couldn't have even dreamed. Yesterday my father, son and I played the local par-3 golf course as a way to officially kick off the unofficial Jersey summer (Memorial Day to Labor Day). The course sits next to a state highway, nestled between an industrial complex, a county airport, and a big box electronics store. Very Jersey. The scorecard gives all of the ground rules of the course, including what to do if you hit the chain link fence separating course from parking lot and airport.
The last local rule is "No high heels."
I can't add more humor to that; it's the stuff Jersey jokes are made of, along with shopping malls, big hair, and people in their 40s who still wish it was the summer of 1983 when WAPP was commercial free and catapulting Jon Bon Jovi into stardom. I may miss WAPP (103.5 FM, now WKTU), but at least I was wearing sneakers on the par-3 yesterday.


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Scrabble word: COAL
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Definitions of COAL in dictionaries:
- noun - fossil fuel consisting of carbonized vegetable matter deposited in the Carboniferous period
- noun - a hot fragment of wood or coal that is left from a fire and is glowing or smoldering
- verb - burn to charcoal
- verb - supply with coal
- verb - take in coal
- A natural dark brown to black graphitelike material used as a fuel, formed from fossilized plants and consisting of amorphous carbon with various organic and some inorganic compounds.
- A piece of this substance.
- A glowing or charred piece of solid fuel.
- Charcoal.
- To burn (a combustible solid) to a charcoal residue.
- To take on coal.
- verb - to supply with coal (a carbon fuel)
There are 4 letters in COAL: A C L O
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"Anyone considering a career in stand-up comedy should read this book, then consider something else, because all this great stuff is over." – Jerry Seinfeld
"This is the novel I would have written about stand-up comedy if I was a sick egghead like Bill Maher." – Roseanne
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Have a heart for justice issues? Want to find out more about how you can get involved in your community?
We all have been given a sacred responsibility by God to be engaged in the world around us, serving and loving others. This justice seminar, at Grace Community Church, 5504 East 146th Street, Noblesville, IN 46062, on Saturday, July 24th 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., will feature speaker Will Sampson, author of the book Justice in the Burbs.
Authors, Will and Lisa Sampson, have always lived in the suburbs. In fact, they would say they are a product of the burbs. But as they themselves began to realize, living in the suburbs can oftentimes create a real disconnect from the "outside" world of poverty and issues of social justice. Their book helps continue the conversation of what it looks like to be the hands and feet of Jesus wherever you are, including the suburbs.
You can register for this justice seminar by clicking HERE.
The following is a promotional video of Will and Lisa Sampson discussing the purpose and inspiration behind their book Justice in the Burbs.


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May 30, 2014
Months of research in labs at the University of the Pacific, Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry has resulted in sweet success for dental students. CDA Presents, one of the largest dental conventions in the nation, was held May 15-17 in Anaheim, Calif. and attracted more than 20,000 attendees. At the Table Clinic and Poster competition, dental and auxiliary students, residents and military dentists were invited to present innovative ideas and accomplishments in the field of dentistry. Pacific Dugoni was proud to be represented by nine DDS students who prepared oral and visual media presentations of their research at the Pacific Craniofacial Genetics and Pacific Regenerative Dentistry laboratories. Students were supported by the Research Fellows and Craniofacial Genetics staff.
Jesse Han, DDS student in the Class of 2016, won the second place prize in the clinical subcategory for "Prevalence of Malocclusions Among Dental Students."
Meg Hostage and Eric Kim, DDS students in the Class of 2015, won the third place prize in the scientific subcategory for "Mutations in Exons 1 and 2 of PAX9 Gene and Hypodontia."
Only three awards were given in each of three categories (Scientific, Clinical and Community), and winners received cash prizes and other benefits.
"With students from all California dental schools competing, this is always a tough competition, and I am so proud to see our students present their work with professionalism and a deep understanding of their research and its implications," said Dr. Marie Tolarova, professor of Orthodontics and executive director of the Pacific Craniofacial Team and Cleft Prevention Program. "Congratulations to all who participated!"
CDA Presents is held annually in Anaheim and San Francisco, giving professionals in the dental industry an opportunity to exchange updates in clinical and technological advancements, browse extensive exhibit halls, participate in Continuing Education opportunities, network with peers and more. This year's Anaheim CDA Presents focused on the theme, "The Art and Science of Dentistry," and included more than 100 CE lectures and workshops and an exhibit hall floor hosting more than 575 companies spotlighting the latest dental technology.
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Charles B. Wang is the co-founder of Computer Associates International, Inc. (later renamed CA, Inc.) and owner of the New York Islanders ice hockey team. In 1976, Wang launched Computer Associates at the age of 31. He has since authored two books to help executives master technology: Techno Vision (1994, McGraw-Hill) and Techno Vision II (1997, McGraw-Hill). He was born in Shanghai, and moved to Queens, NY, when he was eight years old. He attended the elite Brooklyn Technical High School in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. He earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Queens College in New York, and began working at Columbia University. He is currently the majority owner of the New York Islanders hockey franchise, of which he had become a part-owner in 2000. He later bought out the share of business partner Sanjay Kumar in 2004, and acquired the New York Dragons Arena football franchise. He attempted to be the master developer of the Lighthouse, a property transformation of the Nassau Coliseum and surrounding 150 acres. This project was killed by Kate Murray the Town of Hempstead supervisor, The project would have included a five-star hotel; condominiums; an athletic complex featuring four ice rinks, a basketball facility, and a state-of-the-art health club that would served as the Islanders' practice facility and also be open to the public. The development would have also included a sports technology center, open-air plaza, and conference center. He is also founder of Plainview Properties, a real estate firm which recently announced a major development in Plainview, New York: Old Plainview - a traditional village combining townhouses, apartments, offices, restaurants, a Hyatt hotel and recreation space using "smart growth" concepts. Residents of Plainview, headed by the group Concerned Citizens of Plainview-Old Bethpage, have resisted the project from the start. Wang is also well known for his philanthropic works with such causes as the Make a Wish Foundation, and Smile Train among others. His donation of over $50 million dollars to the State University of New York at Stony Brook for the construction of the Charles B. Wang Center was the largest in history to a SUNY school. Wang funded the expansion of the Chinatown Health Clinic and the clinic has been renamed the Charles B. Wang Community Health Center. In 1999, Wang and his brothers Anthony and Francis donated a new law school to China's Suzhou University in honor of their father Kenneth Wang and in celebration of the university's 100th anniversary. In 2006, Wang invested his own money with Project Hope to facilitate a project of developing ice hockey in China. Computer Associates currently has 13,000 employees and creates thousands of other jobs to support it and has employed tens of thousands more during its history. The Lighthouse would have created 75,000 jobs.
Kate Murray is the Supervisor of the Town of Hempstead, New York. Murray is the first woman to be elected supervisor since the position was created in 1918. Supervisor Murray, a lifelong resident of Levittown, graduated from Boston College and Suffolk University Law School. Murray served as advocate for Suffolk University Battered Women's Advocacy Project where she represented the victims of domestic violence. She has worked as an Assistant Attorney General in the Criminal Justice Section handling prisoner litigation. On February 3, 1998, Kate Murray became the first woman and first Levittowner elected to the New York State Assembly from the 19th District. A Republican, she previously served as a member of the New York State Assembly and then as Clerk for the Town of Hempstead. Murray was appointed Supervisor by the Hempstead Town Board in 2003 after being tapped by then-Nassau County Republican Chairman Joseph Mondello, after Town of Hempstead Supervisor Richard V. Guardino Jr. resigned. Kate Murray has never created a single job in her life and never made a substantial monetary contribution to any cause in her life.
Wang is a self-made billionaire capitalist who created tens of thousands of jobs and created billions of dollars of wealth through hard work and dedication. Murray's only accomplishment was having the good fortune of being born a woman and having everything handed to her. Even the physical appearance of the two says something about them. While Wang is healthy looking and maintains a normal weight while Murray is unhealthy and obese. When they speak, Wang is logical and cool; Murray is erratic and quick to anger.
During this great recession, Long Islanders needed jobs more than ever. We have seen massive unemployment, foreclosures, bankruptcies, increased crime and even suicides related to these problems. During the past 4 years, Murray has done everything to stop the creation of 75,000 jobs when we needed them most. People and companies are leaving Long Island at an astounding rate because there are no jobs left. The only reason given by Murray was that Wang's vision did not agree with hers; as if she were some God. Many suspect that she was looking for a kickback as it is well known that the history of Nassau County politics is full of corruption and greed and Murray was hand picked for the job by well known criminals rather than getting elected. There is no logical argument that can be made for stopping the Lighthouse Project. We need capitalists like Charles Wang to create jobs. We do not need greedy politicians and socialists like Kate Murray to destroy them.
The property is owned by Nassau County, not by the Town of Hempstead. They should send in the bulldozers and cranes and start building immediately and run down any corrupt politicians that get in the way. The time is now to start building.


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The Plague of Justinian wiped out half the globe 1,500 years ago and it has now been linked through DNA to the Black Death, which killed about 50 million Europeans in the 14th century. This means this strain of Yersinia pestis is documented to have hit the globe twice and there's a chance that it could come around again, according to the scientists who conducted this research.
NBC News reports these two plagues were linked after researchers were able to extract DNA from the teeth of two Germans killed by the Plague of Justinian. After they reconstructed the genome, they found that the two plagues were basically the same thing, just given different names.
Tom Gilbert, who is a professor at the Natural History Museum of Denmark and the man who wrote an accompanying commentary to the research, said:
"What this shows is that the plague jumped into humans on several different occasions and has gone on a rampage. That shows the jump is not that difficult to make and wasn't a wild fluke."
The experts do not believe that a plague in modern times today would have anywhere close the impact it had centuries ago because of the antibodies that medical community holds today, reports Hendrik Poinar, director of the Ancient DNA Center at McMaster University in Canada, who led the new research.
He also said that the plague is carried by about 200 rodent species and humans or other animals can potentially get infected. Poinar warned that the plague could be potentially difficult to "snuff out" if it transforms into an airborne version. If that were the case, people could die just 24 hours after first getting infected.
Poinar suggests vigilance among the scientific community when it concerns the plague. His suggestion is to "sharpen surveillance" of rodent populations that carry the plague as the first step in trying to avert future human infections.


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WHAT'S HAPPENING: The Arizona women's soccer team (9-7-3 overall, 4-4-1 Pac-10) will travel to Salt Lake City, Utah to play Utah (14-6-1 overall, 6-0-1 Mountain West) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at 7 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 10.
Brigham Young (15-2-3 overall, 4-1-2 Mountain West) will play Weber State (14-4-1 overall, 5-1-0 Big-Sky) in the first game in the sub-region at 2 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 10 at 4 p.m.
The winners of both games will face off on Nov. 12 at 1 p.m.
NCAA Soccer Championship Schedule at Ute Field:
First Round (Thursday, November 10)
Game 1 - BYU vs. Weber State 4:30 p.m.
Game 2 - Utah vs. Arizona 7p.m.
Second Round (Saturday, November 12)
Game 3 - Game 1 Winner vs. Game 2 Winner 1p.m.
(All times Mountain Standard Time)
ABOUT UTAH: The Utes enter Thursday's match coming off a narrow 1-0 loss to New Mexico in the Mountain West Conference semifinals, snapping an eight game unbeaten streak. The Utes wrapped up their regular season with a 14-6-1 record, including an 8-1-0 record at home at Ute Field.
Utah has used a balanced scoring attack much of the season, with 11 different players recording one goal, and seven with at least two goals. The Utes are led by freshman Adele Letro and junior Amanda Feight with seven goals apiece. Freshman Katy Reineke and junior Kim Lloyd have each added three goals and four assists each.
The Utes have been sound defensively led by goalkeeper Ashley Mason who has started all 21 games for the Utes while allowing only 15 goals. Mason and the Utes' defense has allowed more than one goal in a game on only one occasion this season, a 4-0 loss to Cal State Fullerton at the Arizona Soccer Classic.
The Utes are 10-0 in games in which they score more than one goal, and have played four overtime games this season, owning a 1-2-1 record in those games.
Rich Manning, who is in his fourth year at the helm, coaches Utah. He has earned a 56-18-9 record during his tenure.
Wildcats vs. Utes: The series between the two teams stands at 2-2. In the last meeting on Sept. 16, 2005, Arizona defeated Utah 2-1 in overtime at home.
Wildcats vs. Cougars: BYU leads the series 5-1-0. The last meeting came on Oct. 1 with BYU defeating Arizona 2-1 in Tucson.
Wildcats vs. Wildcats: Arizona defeated Weber State in Ogden State 2-1 in the two teams' only meeting on Sept. 25, 2004.
WILDCATS AT UTE FIELD: The Wildcats hold a 1-0 record at Ute field. The only time Arizona played Salt Lake City was on Sept. 30, when the Wildcats lost 4-1 to the Utes.
TWICE AS NICE: Arizona is making its second straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament after the program went without a postseason berth in its first 10 seasons. The Wildcats earned a Top 16 seed in 2004 following their co-Pac-10 Championship and automatic bid. A more than 2,000-mile trek across the country to Storrs, Conn., culminated with a 1-0 loss to Colgate in a game played in snow. Never the less, the NCAA experience was a breakthrough for the Arizona soccer program.
EXPERIENCE PAYS OFF: Or at least the Wildcats are hoping their experience gained from 2004 will pay off. Nine of the 11 starters in last year's opening round match with Colgate returned this season.
This year Arizona has five key contributors that are seniors and will end their collegiate careers in the NCAA Tournament. Forwards Mallory Miller and Kelly Nelson as well as midfielders Jennifer Klein, Nikki David and Kamaya Damwijk are looking to build off last season and extend their Arizona careers at least one more week.
FAMILIAR FACES: There won't be many surprises on the field this weekend in Salt Lake City. Arizona has already faced Utah and BYU this season in Tucson, and traveled to the Beehive state to square off with BYU and Weber State in 2004.
The Wildcats escaped with a 1-0 overtime victory over then No. 25 Utah in the Arizona Soccer Classic on Sept. 16. The Wildcats comeback bid fell short against BYU on Oct. 1, as the Cougars held on for the road victory, 2-1.
Last season, Arizona picked up a pair of non-conference victories with a 2-1 win over Weber State and shut out BYU 1-0.
SMITH'S HOMECOMING: Arizona goalkeeper McCall Smith is the lone Wildcat from the state of Utah and she will be returning to her hometown to face some familiar competition. Smith, from Salt Lake City's Skyline High School, will be reunited with former high school teammates and current Cougars Natalie Evans and Alison Haymond.
The Cougars also have 15 other native Utahans on their roster, while Utah has 10. Weber State, with 20, has the most players from the state of Utah.
CLOSER TO HOME: The NCAA Selection Committee was a bit nicer to the Wildcats this year, sending the club to Salt Lake City. Last year, despite being one of the Top-16 national seeds, Arizona was shipped to Storrs, Conn., where it fell to Colgate 1-0. The Wildcats hope being nearly 1,600 miles closer to home this year will lead to a better showing on the field. Arizona also hopes to face better weather conditions this year compared to the blistering cold temperatures that accompanied a snowstorm in the northeast last November.
WILDCAT OPPONENTS IN THE TOURNEY: Eight of the Wildcats' 19 opponents earned berths to the 2005 NCAA Tournament. Arizona played Pepperdine, Utah, Portland, BYU, California, Stanford, UCLA and Southern California. Four of the eight teams are a part of the Pac-10 Conference. Five of the eight opponents received a 1-4 seeding and are among the Top 16 teams in the tournament.
Stanford vs. St. Louis W
Brigham Young (4) vs. Weber State L
Utah vs. Arizona W
Portland (1) vs. Iowa State L
(1) UCLA vs. Mississippi Valley L
Southern California vs. UNLV L
California (3) vs. Rice T
Pepperdine (4) vs. Mississippi L
(2005 Arizona opponents in bold)
Eight opponents in the NCAA Tournament tops last season's mark of seven. Additionally, five Pac-10 teams made the tournament over last season's number of four.
TOUGH ENDING: Four of the Wildcats' last five regular season opponents all made the NCAA Tournament. The Wildcats finished up the season against California, Stanford, Arizona State, UCLA and USC. The only opponent in those five games not to make the tournament was Arizona State.
WILDCATS vs. TOURNAMENT OPPONENTS: Arizona went 2-5-1 against the eight opponents that received NCAA Tournament bids.
Aug. 28 at Pepperdine Loss, 3-1
Sept. 16 Utah Win, 1-0 OT
Sept. 23 at Portland Loss, 3-0
Oct. 1 BYU Loss, 2-1
Oct. 21 California Tie, 0-0
Oct. 23 Stanford Win, 2-1
Nov. 4 at UCLA Loss, 2-1 2OT
Nov. 6 at USC Loss, 1-0
WILDCATS vs. NON-TOURNAMENT OPPONENTS: Arizona went 7-2-2 against opponents that did not earn a NCAA Tournament berth. The two losses both came in Pacific-10 play versus Washington State (L, 2-1) and Arizona State (L, 2-1).
REGULAR SEASON PAC: After winning the 2004 Pac-10 Championship, the Wildcats placed in a tie for fifth behind UCLA, California, USC and Stanford.
The two teams the Wildcats tied with, Arizona State and Washington State, both beat Arizona this season and did not earn a spot in the tournament.
2. California (22) 7-1-1, .833; 14-3-2, .789
4. Stanford (14) 4-3-2, .556; 10-6-3, .605
5. Washington State (13) 4-4-1, .500; 11-7-2, .600
Arizona (13) 4-4-1, .500; 9-7-3, .553
Arizona State (13) 4-4-1, .500; 9-8-3, .525
8. Oregon State (10) 3-5-1, .389; 10-8-1, .553
9. Oregon (3) 1-8-0, .111; 9-9-1, .500
10. Washington (0) 0-9-0, .000; 0-17-3, .075
INDIVIDUALLY IN THE PAC: Mallory Miller leads the Pac-10 in total points (39), points per game (2.05), goals (17) and goals per game (0.89). She is second in game-winning goals (7).
Sophomore goalkeeper McCall Smith leads the Pac-10 in saves (106) and saves per game (5.89). Additionally, Smith is third in shutouts with seven.
MILLER NATIONALLY: Senior Mallory Miller ranks among the nation's top players in the following categories:
Goals Per Game
T9. Mallory Miller, Arizona (19 games, 17 goals, 0.89 per game)
Points Per Game
15. Mallory Miller, Arizona (19 games, 17 goals, 5 assists, 39 points, 2.05 ppg)
MILLER'S RECORD BREAKING PERFORMANCES: Now in her fourth season, Mallory Miller has broken all 12 season and career records. Miller already owned both season and career assists records coming into the 2005 season.
Season Assists -
Previous record holder: Nikki Jones (1998), 6 assists
Current record holder: Mallory Miller (2004), 9 assists
Career Assists -
Previous record holder: Nikki Jones (1995-95), 14 assists
Current record holder: Mallory Miller (2002-05), 19 assists
Season Shots -
Current record holder: Chrissy Sanford (1999), 66
New record holder: Mallory Miller (2005), 71
Career Shots ?-
Previous record holder: Nikki Jones (1995-98), 170 shots
New record holder: Mallory Miller (2002-05), 227 shots
Season Goals Scored -
Previous record holder: Kelly Nelson (2002), 13 goals
New record holder: Mallory Miller (2005), 17 goals
Career Goals Scored -
Previous record holder: Nikki Jones (1995-98), 25 goals
New record holder: Mallory Miller (2002-05), 30 goals
Season Total Points -
Previous record holders: Kelly Nelson (2002), 27 points
Christine Keeley (1995), 27 points
New record holder: Mallory Miller (2005), 39 points
Career Total Points -
Previous record holder: Nikki Jones (1995-98), 64 points
New record holder: Mallory Miller (2002-05), 79 points
Season Game-Winning Goals -
Previous record holder: Candice Wilks (2004), 4 GWG
New record holder: Mallory Miller (2005), 7 GWG
Career Game-Winning Goals -
Previous record holder: Candice Wilks (2001-04), 8 GWG
New record holder: Mallory Miller (2002-05), 12 GWG
Career Games Played -
Current record holder: Lindsey Peeples (2001-04), 77 games
New record holder: Mallory Miller (2002-05), 78 games
Career Games Started -
Current record holder: Lindsey Peeples (2001-04), 73 games
New record holder: Mallory Miller (2002-05), 78 games
WILDCATS UP-FRONT: The Wildcats have relied on seniors Mallory Miller and Kelly Nelson as the starting forwards. Freshmen Gianna DeSavario and London King have been coming off of the bench to play up front. The four players have combined for 23 of Arizona's 29 goals this season.
Mallory Miller 17 goals
Gianna DeSavario 3 goals
London King 3 goals
Kelly Nelson 1 goal
WILDCATS IN THE MIDFIELD: Wildcat senior Jennifer Klein has played central midfield throughout the season with sophomore Nicole Scheid. Seniors Kamaya Damwijk, Nikki David, and junior Erin Bevacqua have traded off time playing at the two outside midfield positions.
WILDCATS DEFENSIVELY: The Wildcats have started sophomore Kaity Heath at the left-back position. Sophomore Claire Bodiya and freshman Savanah Levake have played the central defenders, with freshman Brianna Caceres starting at right back.
WILDCATS IN THE NETS: Sophomore goalie McCall Smith is coming off of a freshman season in which she broke four of the program's goalkeeping records and was named a finalist for Freshman of the Year. She had started every game in her Wildcat career until Nov. 4 vs. UCLA. She sat the game out after a concussion she suffered on Oct. 29 vs. Arizona State.
Smith is Arizona's career leader in shutouts with 18.
HEAD COACH DAN TOBIAS: In 2004, Dan Tobias led the Wildcats to a 15-6 overall record. Additionally the 6-3 Pac-10 record gave Arizona its first Pac-10 championship in the history of the program.
For his efforts, Tobias was the first coach in Arizona soccer history to be named Pac-10 Coach of the Year. Tobias is the second coach to receive Pac-10 Coach of the Year accolades twice, after being named 2002 Coach of the Year while at Washington State. USC's Jim Millinder accomplished the feat in 1996 and 1998.
Additionally, Tobias received national recognition by being named 2004 National Coach of the Year by Soccer America. The National Soccer Coaches Association of America and Soccer Buzz Magazine also named him West Region Coach of the Year.


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Nail polish has long been associated with femininity and beauty. Although the most traditional style of nail polish is wearing one color on all nails, in recent years many young women have taken to designing their nails elaborately. As the options of outrageous nail polish colors has grown rapidly and the Internet connects people from all over the world, a thriving nail art community has formed on social media sites such as YouTube and Facebook. As the popularity of nail art designs has boomed, nail polish companies have taken notice of the trend.
Sally Hansen, one of the most well-known makers of nail polish, is currently hosting an online competition that invites nail art enthusiasts to submit photos of their most outlandish designs. The contest, which runs through July 31, offers a chance to win $500 and a trip to New York City to take place in the final. The winner of the final will be awarded a Grand Prize of $2,000. The contest is being judged by four nail industry experts. A list of full rules and regulations appears on the official website.
Although Sally Hansen nail polish has been on the market since the 1950s, social media has brought the company into an all new era of consumer feedback and involvement. The Sally Hansen website currently hosts a "Sally Hansen Inspires" section which showcases vibrant and ornately designed nails and this section is on view all year round, regardless of whether or not any contest is occurring.
Decorating ones nails might seem frivolous to some but it is an innocent and creative pastime that is enjoyed by many and, through social media and contests like Sally Hansen's, can lead to success. Furthermore, many young people express interest in entering into the beauty industry and opportunities like this make that dream closer to a reality while building confidence. We already know that the Internet is an excellent tool for attaining information and now it can also be a way to talent scout across many areas!
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Once only offered on the campus of Marian University, Power Booster, a high-tech indoor riding and coaching program put on by Marian University Cycling, is now available at the St.Vincent Sports Performance Clay Terrace location in Carmel, Indiana. The university plans an open house to showcase the new facility on Saturday, March 1, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Founded by Marian University's head cycling coach, Dean Peterson, the popular indoor cycling training series is in its eighth year of preparing Indy-area cyclists for a full season of training and competition through an established system of workouts that take place on state-of-the-art CompuTrainer© units.
Power Booster is great for cyclists with spring or summer racing goals, triathletes, or for people looking to get in shape and lose some unwanted weight fast and effectively. The series of classes works as a cohesive system to increase power and train riders with pedal efficiency drills, specific output intervals, and feedback from coaches, who are experienced cyclists in the community.
The Power Booster Program includes 4-week and 6-week classes. For a complete list of current and upcoming courses, visit the Power Booster website.
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|Dan Hare, 1997
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By Ken Heiser
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rating: 5.11a 6c 22 VII+ 22 E3 5c
|This is one of my favorite routes in Dream Canyon. I led this yesterday by starting in the gully at the base of "Wrinkles in Time" going up the gully and then up the bolts to the anchor at the top of the pitch. This make for about a 170' lead. The bolted part of this pitch is very sequential and sustained and has some of the prettiest granite I have ever seen on a beautiful arete. I could not lower off even to the ledge gully on the left with a 60m rope so I belayed my partner up the route and we did one short rappel to anchor at the top of the climb "Stained Glass" and then another to the ground. Also it would be possible to rappel to the ledge system on the left side for an ascent of "Sea of Dreams" et al. I always bring a yellow alien and place it at the top of the upper crux (after the thin right-angling crack) flake as it is a ways between bolts and I have often arrived there with a good pump. Super route, do it!!
By doug rouse
From: Denver, CO.
Mar 9, 2009
|Greetings...I understand the need for a "yellow Alien" or green blue red etc.... I do not happen to have any Aliens. A suggestion would be to say try a 1/2" or 3/4" piece of gear.... Yes I'm a dirtbag and do not make a lot of dough!
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Cast Metal Companion Cube Engagement Ring
First the Lord of the Rings earrings, then the fingernail art, now a Portal engagement ring made by the folks at Custom Made -- it really is turning into lady's day on Geekologie. And you know what? I say we embrace it. Maybe later we can take turns putting makeup on each other and stay up late talking about boys! OMG, so you know that Billy in our English class? I hit him in the head with a rock. What a cutie! (I'm new to this)
Hit the jump for one more shot, but check out Custom Made's site to see shots of the whole design and casting process.
Thanks to Mira, who told me she'd be fine wearing a twist-tie as an engagement ring because it's the love that matters. She sounds like a catch.


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Robert Lewis Perryman Jr.
Position: RB
Height: 6-1 Weight: 233 lbs.
Born: October 16, 1964 in Raleigh, NC
High School: Bourne
College: Michigan (school history) (Perryman college stats)
Drafted by the New England Patriots in the 3rd round (79th overall) of the 1987 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 12 (6581st overall since 1950)
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