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British Press (Newspaper) - November 11, 1820, London, Middlesex Ndmber 5596. LONDON, SATURDAY^OVjEM^a II, IS^O. Pkicr 7(!. TBEATREItOYAL, DUVRY.LANE. THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Nov. 11, his Majesty's Serrants will perrorm THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. 'With ort additional Scene. Caplaio Machearii, Mailnme Veslris; Pracbum, Mc. Mtin-den; Lockit, Mr.Gallie; Filcli, Mr. Kuight. Mrs.Peachum, Mrs. Hnrlowe; Polly, Miis Povey (her 3il appearance iri that cli3i:icler);.l.iicy, Miss Kelly. Ill Ac> II. will bt: introduced a Rid'>tlo, brinp nesrly a faillifiil ri-prcsehlatioh of the mode in vrhirli the ceiebrated Mary-le-t�oiie Gai-den-i were illuniiuRled on sucli occaiious. After whic^i, the Eiitrrtainmpnl of THE MAGllE; Or, THE MAID OF PAI.AISEAU. fiverard, Mr. TlronipsiHi; Farmer Gervas, Mr. Galtie; Itbisut, Mr. Iviiight j Richard, Mr. Barnard. Annette, Miss Kt-lly, Dame Gcrvaa, Mrs. Harlowe. The interior oT the Theatre has hecn completely embellished and newly decorated. The chief pact of the.Scenery has been repainted, and a new Architectural Drop Scene, designed and executed by Mariuari. The Pojilic will alio observe, (hat external flccommndx-tioD has not been neglected, a commodious Portico baring been erected iii Hrydges-street. PI;icesfor.lhe.JBaxea.lobe lakea�f Mr. Rodwelt, at the Private,Cox Eiitnnce,.Little Russell street, until the com. ])lrtion of the Portico. The Doors wilt, be opened at Half-past Six o'Clook, and the Perfui'mances ion each Eveniiic commence at Seven. Boxis, 7s';; Seci>nd Price, Ss.Bd.-Pit, 3r. 6,1.; Second Price, 28.-^Li>wer Gallery, 2�.; Second Price, Is.-Upper Gallery, li.; Second Price, 6d. On 'Monday, the Tragedy of Othello, with Giovanni in X^oiidoti. On I'liesday, the Gimedy of Town and Countiy. On Wednesday wilt be revived Mid:is. A new Farce is in rehearsal. TUEATRR-ROYAL, CuVENt.flARDES. MUS evening: SATUIl'dav. Nov, n, will be performed the Comedy of THE CONFELXERACY. Gripe, Mr. Emery; Moiieytrap, Mr. W. Farren ; Dick, Jlr. Jones; Brass, Mr. Fawcelt, Clarissa, Mrs. Davison; Araniinla. Mrs. Faucil; Corinna, Miss Poole; Flippanta, Mrs. Gibbs; Mrs. Amiet, Mrs. Davenport. Ai ilic end of the second act a Divertisement, by the Principal Dancers from the Opera House. After which, the revived Ballet, in two acta, called ' ZEPHYU AND FLOUE. (Heine ihe Inst uiglil of the Opera Dancers' ebgagemeot.) A I'rivate Box may be had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Branilon, at the Box-Otficv. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Ottice, Hart-street, from Ten till Four. Boxes, 7s ; Second Price, 3s. 6d.-Pit, 3s. 6d:; Second Price, 2s.-Gallery, Ss.; Second Price, ,|�,-U)>|>er Gallery, la.; Second Price, 6d. � i^,^ On Monday, Ihe Comedy of Twelfth NiBlit.,,''^:"! ' .'^ On Tuesday, a iiewUiElurical Trageayj-lii/fivebci^, caUed^i^. The Comedy of Twelfth Night wi^^e performed three times a.week fill further uolice. PROVlDENt LIFE OFFICE, REGENTSTREET. PKEBIDENT, The Right Honourable Earl GREY. VICE PIIE8IDENT8, Marquis of Salisbury, F.arl of Harrtwicke, Viscount Bulkeley, Viscount Clietwynd, Viscount Duncannon, Lord Braybruoke. Fifteen Directors. Manaeing Director, J. T. Barber Beaumont, E�q. F.A.S. PERSONS insured for Lite in tins Office share the Profils Seplrnnially wilh the Original Members, accordiue to their respective ConlributioHs, Thus, by the specific Sums insured, and contingent Profils, they have Ihe fnlicst value fur their payinenis, in a manner nearly similar to that until lately adopted in Ihe Equilahle Office, but with Ibis presumed /mprofcmenf, viz. that as ihe orleiiial Alembers have raised a perm:iiteitl Fund, deemed amply stitBcient for Ihe purpose of iiideinnily, it Is provided, that no personal respousibilily shall attach in Ihe Policy holders ; heuce those who seek protection are secured from uncertainty and risk of loss as in a Proprietary Oflice, having a large inheritable Capital, and are enlilled to a participation in Ihe Profits, as-rn a Uninu Society. Bonuses of 13/. 8�. and 26/. IZs. per cent, have been divided during the Inst fonrteeo years. Military Men insured at ibis Office are not charged with any additional Premium, unless called into actiia( service.. Jia-AdmitiioKM^et.ate renuWei, nor is aa^ CAarj^e made for Policies, ixcepfjUe Stamp Duty. Oil Monday next will be published, EW TALES OK MY LANULORD. Second Series: containing "The Fair Witch ofGlaa- llyn." " In those ill days, ere Nature's fabric sink. Two dragons shall for mastery conteHiI, One to the shadow nfa name shall shrink, The other Spite's envenomed thorn shall rend" Prophesy of Ambrosius .Merlin. Printed for W. Fearman, Library, 170, New Bund.strrrt. -^HE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER a..d BRITISH LU.MINARV of TO-MOKROW,price 7d. Ihe largest niid cheapest Weekly Paper printed, will contain the whole of Ihe Proceedings on, and glorious Termination of, Ihe QUEEN'S TRIAL, with e.nch Peer's reason for voting. A full Account of the late and all former Expedi. tions to Ihe North Pole ; important Law Inlelligcure, Po-lice Reports, Theatres, Chil-Chat, and all the News of the H^eek.-Sporting Varieties by O. Kent, exclusively for this l*aper-Orders and Advertisements are received at the Publisher's, T. Bagshaw, 31, Brydges-slreet, Covent.garden. N' ext WEDXESDAY; ISih Nov,-.nl>er. Stale Lottery begins, contAin-nf Two Prizes of 20,uu0/. Consols, Two Prizes gf 18,000/. Consols, added to Two of 2,000/. Money, making together FOUR......Prizes of .... �20,000 Consols and Money. First^ep AUnutes will decide � T'W0''!niJ2l^S OF �20,000. ,�>Ticket� anrt Shafesirtri,JM|||r^by BISJH, Stork Broker, Ipte Contuclor, .4, Cvrn^4l|^K{ir9,.-Cbariug-cruss ; Share*an4(Si�ld in the Ltitlefj^JBfteu/ OLYMPIC THEATRE, NEWCASTLE.STREET, .STRAND, THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Nov. 11, will be acted, TO BE LET BY AUCTION. After which, 3d time, a-new Musical Drama,' called. ' THE HIGH ROAD.W M'^RR'AGE} - ^�tr7t:dVE IN waresLtm^^^ ^ - The principal Cbaracters by Sir. Rowbolliam, Mr. G. Smith, Mr. Vale, Mr. Oxherry, Mr. Herring, Mr. Henderson, air. Howard, Mr. CDgan,Mrs. VV.S. Chatterlcy, Miss Healey HIr�. Brooks, and Sliss Wilham. To conclude with, 10th time, GREY, THE COLLIER. The principal Charaelrrs by Mr. G.Smith, Mr. Row-bothain, Airs. IV. S. Chalterleyj and Mrs. Lazenbv. The Dours will be opened at Six u'CIuck, and the Fer-furniaiice commence at a Qui/rler before Seven precisely. Half prireat Half-past Eight. ]!Y PARTICULAR DESIRE, ST. CUTHBERT'S EVE AT HALF-PRICE. ADELPHl THEATRE, STRAND. By Authority of the Right Hon. Ihe Lord Chamberlain. E rpms EVENING, SATURDAY, Nov. 11, � will be presented fur the 6th' lime, an entirely New MyihoU'gical Extravaganza, in iwu acts, fouuded on Dry-den's Comedy o( Ampliitryon, or Ihe Two Sosias, entitled, A BURLETTA OF ERRORS-, OR, JUPITER AND ALCMENA. Immortals:-Jupiter,Mr. Waikins; Mercury, Mr.Cowell; Vulcan, Mr. Callaliau. Mortals:-Sosia, Mr. Wilkinson ; Tranio, Mr. Collier. Alcnieiia, by a Lady (her Sih appear alloc on any Stage); Phiedra, Mrs. Waj'lelt; Brumia, Mrs. Daly. After which the New Divertisement, called MAHOMET; OR, THE VIZIER'S CHOICE. Mahomet; Mr: Walboiiru, who, in the course of the Di-verlisement, will introduce the celebrated Demn Dance! To conclude with, for the 30th time, an entire New Scottish Melo-Dramalic BniTrila, enlitlcd ST. CUTHBERT'S EVE. M'Allen, Mr. Waikins; Sandy, Mr. Wilkinson; Talher Ambrose, Mr. Cowell. .Matilda, Miss Yalfes ; Alice, Mrs. Wayleil. On Monday nrxt will be prddiicCd a New Burlella, entitled, ". What's bred in tbe Bone won't come out of the Flesh.", The Doors will open at Six olClock, and the Performance to commence a Quarter, before Sercii.-Second Price Half-paat Eishl. ilCHARDSON, GOODLUCK, mirt Co. beg leave aiosl respectfully to remind their Friends and the. j'ulilic, that the Stale Lottery begins Drawing NEixt WEDNESDAY, Ihe 15lli of this Month. The Schi-nfe, with 6,800 Tickets, contains 4.PRIZES ______.Jif...... �20,000 Consols and Money, ivc. Ike The first Ten Minutes' Drawing will decide Two Prizes of. 20,000/. Every Prize above 20/. First Day, to be entitled, iri addilioii to sneh I'rize, to n New Ticket for the Secoiid Day's Drawing (Shares in Proportion}.' ' - Tickets and Shares arc. on sale nt Richardson, Go'ndliick,' and Cu.'s (.)ilice;, Bank-buildiugs, Cornbill; and facing the Gale of the King's .>Jews, Charing-cross. ' BEGINS DRAWING NEXT WEDNliSDAV,-;15ih this Month. Only 1,700 rjiimbera. rOt'R Prizes of �20,0001 Mouey and Consols. Tbe I'tirckaier of One Ticket ,mai/ obtain TWO Prizes of �80,000! And all the above Numbeils arq sure lu.'be dtawo on the . J5lh of November. ., .. The Lollery will finilh on the 28lb Instant, �td Is the last -lotteby Ibis Year. ' Jand J.SIVEVVRIGHT, witli iitifireceaeiitetl success, sbhl inlliia Cuuli-act, 'irtiiiie'tottei-y'alone,' BOTH Pmea of;iS0,O00! - . aiidin-thevrcteding (Lottery,, who .;..^^ze9JfB.^ 10,000 .1,000 VAL OFVbpEJttlUOUS -----'are r^spectfiilty intbrnietl tr --Dfem-ATORY in,artew Minutes bcI�i}|( SUpBRF^^OUS hair from the Fare, Neck, i,, and feayea^c Skin soft and fair; Box 5s. t�jKjiriiij�d �Ureclian�,*.6e tad wholesale wid retail of aJPEtt^lN. ' jit,-.ipi-i^atffii.iriaiiii. ii.iiiii.i|iii#>iifi>'t, ii i^iHnirirtii Litlle'Deao-streel), where Ladies may have ocular evidence of its efficacy aud innocence. Sold retail by Sanger, 150, Oxford-street; Jonc.'i, 59, Flcel-slreel ; Rigge, 65, Cheapside ; Dawson, 21, Hulhorn ; and every Proprietory Medicine Vender and Perfumer in the United Kingdom. Country Persous enclusin? a U. Bank note to B. Perrin, as above, will have four 5s. Boxes, or (rliange returned wilh less quantity, agreeable to their di-rections. VISIT to the COUNTY GAOL of DERBY. I Tickets No Oxford-street, On Thiii"Silay last the benevolent Mrs. Fry paid a visit to our county ^�ml. Ti>e nttcDlioii which this Lady has long bfstowed on (he arraiijjeaients of prisons, und the disciijline of their wretciieil iiitii:i!e.'>, and, above all, the distiugiiishetl success wliirh has a'teiideil her judicious and iiinvcaried cxenioii!' in the Metropolis, particularly in Neivj^ale, could not fail to render her movements in this tonn an object of laudable curiosity and interest. She did not arrive in Derby till the night before, and as her visit to the (�aol was fixed for so eatly an hour as nine o'clock in the iiinniiiit; of Timrsday, cotnpa-ratively few of those who wouhl olherwise liave been rratlfied by attending her wcie aware of Iter intention. A considerable number of Ladies and Gcn-lletnen had, however, siiflicient notice to ucconipany her III this vi.-il of lininutiily, and all were in a very high tiegree att'ccted and gratilieil hy what slie dtd and said. She was received by the (gaoler with Ihe civihiy lor which he is di.-'tiiigoished, and his attentions to her were those of a man conscious of tjie difficulties with which he has to �trii(�gle from the cotiiitruction of tiie prison ; anxious to e coimniited to his custody may be promoted. After iUHking ininiite inquiries respecting the urranj^eiiieiit of the tjaol, Mrs, Fry could not help deploring its lamentable want of accomtnodation, for the piirpo-us both of classification and discipline; and she listeneil with the most lively satisfaction to the intelligence tliat its condition is under the serious conleniplatinn of the Ala-i>istrHcy,'uud will, in all probability, be soon placed in astute better fitted for ilieiiupotlanlolijects which leijal puni.dliiietits should always have in view, viz. example a lid reforinaiion. Having satisfied hersrlf respeeiin!� the economy of the prison, in its present state, IVivs. Fry pioceeded to visit the (Vniales lodged within its walls. To tlie credit of the county the iiuiiiber belongiiiij to this se.\ is seldom large. Two o'r three is the most usnul aiunuiit. Ei^^ht hare been known there at once. At present there are only six, and one of tbeiie is adebltrf; bat for vvant of the power of cinssificatiun, all tiie females ure usually cuidiiied lo^elher. Mrs. Fry was attended; to ihis puit of the jjai'l by Mrs. Eiioii (who seconds, : iii ev^ry possible way the exertions of Iter husband to promote Ihe catitfort uitd iiiijirovemeiit of the pri-. Boners), and by as many of the coinpaiiy as coitld fitid i atmidiug room in the little apannieiit. Amongihi-se; I Wcis .oi)e bejievuletiLilady who has foii^ ;beeii it) jtlie liabit of visiting the fpniale prisoners, ,P|Ursuing,Jhe ^ s'aiiie object which' Mrs. Frytius so much at heaft. This circumstaiici; gave' great satiifactioii to iVlrs. Fry, and she heard, with inany exjpressioiis of admiration and delighfi the plans pursued, and the Kood effects prodoefd by tiiis felfots-la-hourer iu her Immhler and utiosteiiiatioug jjipliere. The appearance loo of the wbnleii justified jhe report she heard of them. Tliey were t:lean. Rudest^ in their looks, and respect lot iu their dettieanplir. Several of them had �o efFe(ctiT4lly availed; themselves of the instruction offered to ihem while iu prison, tliat they had leartie4;'to read ; and 'at Mrs. Fry*.* request they went thri}u|;h the 4di dijapter of the epistle to the EphMraniTtifa vtry Sitlisfactnry iiiaiiner. When they had 'co'iicluded, iVirs." Pry addressed them, with n looh^hmanuer,.^ aod voice, most kind, aftectionate, �oe of hearinjj them. While she spoke, in her mild but persuasive inainier, the silent tears flowed freely down ihe cheeks of those to whom she addressed herself; and at the coiiclusiian of her very feehtig observations to them, they brought their Bibles to her, that she might mark, for tlieirsubsequent perusal, the passages lo which she liad drawn their attention. Graiifjing as thei-e symptoms no doubt were to all who witnessed tlieiu, yet Mrs. Fry knew too well the transient nature of even the best impressions to expect much benefit from them, 'unless they are renewed from time to time, and deepened till they cannot be effaced : she therefore availed herself of the kind and generous "sympathy which slfe saw in the ladies around her, to suggest, that a few of them should foriu themselves into a Committee to follow up the benevolent design which had already been acted upon with so much success, by.the iodivi-tiual, whom it would be a pleasure here to name, did we i.ot fear lo wounil her delicacy, by thus making public what she has perhaps too studiously concealed. We have reason to liope that., with the concur-teiicp of the M agist rac^j,^,^^^ tile wO{,th*Ch�plaiii_ ^frlfcgiioTr'liis witl GeB�dmpfiVttea, auJt'n ruch a case, ihe jmliciotis, rational, impressive, and af-fectionate mode of aildress, adopted by Mrs. Fr}-, will, no doubt, be a model for their imiialion, whenever they undertake tbe delicate office of instructing the prisoners.-Before leaving this side of the gtiol Mrs. Fry paid some wetl-deseived compliments lo Mrs. Eaton, for her valuable attention to the wants und welfare of the unhappy beings uiiiler confinement; parlieularly in finding woik for them. Ami here it may with great propriety be suggesteil to the public, that I >e diffunlty of disposing of the work, occasionally done in the gool, is a great evil felt by both Air. and Mrs. Eaton. Surely when the importance of this subject shall be duly considered, the purchase of the pris-oners' work uill be regarded as one of the duties of benevolence. Leaving the apartments of the women, Mrs. Fry vi�ited the other parts of the gaol, and in the day-room on the felons' side was, grieved to see so many ytiuHg delinquents associating with older aiid mote in-Hctised criminals. The wretched inmates having collected about her, she could not resist (though contrary to her |irevious intentityi) making such observulinns 'o.ihem as iheir eituation seemed lo require. To them also she spoke of the heinous nature nf vice, and the enoouragenients to forsake the evil of their ways, whether in the contempla. tion of their renewed intercourse with the world, or tlie drea�tliicfeing uuless a Urge fjeet of tfieir' owjn prows were iu company. On the Sth of June' tf)^ Ptitch ship Sai^.araiijf, Captain Jjger*. attiic^ed oil the north side of Ji#v�, to the east of Sainiirsng, by � pirale prow ; the so, but wilh every intention of re-atiacking in the morning, when fortutialely two soil coming in ight, itie pirttte niatle off. The A'awarany'* crew c^u�i�ted.�^ the Captnin, .ijiate, Mr; John Grans-detij, jiaH^gev, aiul 33 !V]^lay.seainen� who behaved estrtjpgll.jKeJl. 'Vhft'Smaraiff{ mounta ISrr j-pouiiders, besides swivel and small arms.' A report was prevuleet at Batavia, that a British sloop nf War had been ihrire attacked iu ihe Straits ofSunda, by a fleet of llie Malay's largest prows, and hud lost forty-nine men in killed und wounded, but had gallantly beat off the (lirutes. Our informant could not learn the name of ihe British ship. THE QUEEN'S TRIAL. PORTSMOUTH, November 9. [extract of a private letter.] La�t night arrived in Cowes Hoads the American ship Bengal, ()5 days from the Straits of Suudu : she left lying in Samarang roads the ships Claudiiie and Matabar, fur Europe, the latter to sail about the middle of August. The country ship G�or-ijiuna, Worthingtoii, left Tangier for the Isle of France and Liverpool, the 2d August. The Dutch Expedition against Palembang left Batavia 31st July, consisting of one 74 razee, one 60-gun ship, three frigates "itx^ ship-iluups, about 100 guu-vessels, and a large proportion of flat boats, to disenibark troops-a iiuiuber of Briiish, and 6ther vessel's, had been takeii. up. to transport troops, stores, &c. The Dutch having beeu twice beft^re defeated, doubts were entertaiiied at Batayia' of their �ucc��?, particularly as it was well-knowh the HOUSE OF LORDS, Friday, Nov. 10. The Lord Chancellor entered the House a few minutes he-f,>re ten o'clock ; prayers were read, aud the names called over. The House went lo Ihe Order of Ihe Day for the third reading of the Bill of Painsand Penalties agiinsi her Majesty tbe Queen. The Earl of MORLEV rose and said, that having ob the first meutioa of Ihe circumstaoccs from which this Bill originated conceived that ini)niry was absolutely necessary- haviog thought then as he Jid now, that his Noble Friend who had suhoiilted this painful business to Ihe consideration of Parliament hail acted consistently with bis duty as a Peer that House, aud a respon'sible member of his Majesty's GovernnienI-having considered that the measures taken thereupon by. that Noble Lord were taken wisely and wilh good faith and having thought during a considerable period of the progress of'these proceedings-, lhat tbe circumalances'adduced in a great degree justl^M the measure, he ha^, notwilhslandiog all these predilecd(j|)3 iu favour of tbe Bill, been compelled from conscieolioos.con-viclion to oppose Ihe second reading of Ihe Bill, as he ioimded now to say " Not Content" to the third readine.'"''The charges in the;-preamble had not been fully, surely^ and-(as Ibey ought tv hare been) iucoiilruvertibly prnveil. The Bill rxlended its accusations over a period of six, years, and liamuf- *h�' Whole time,- on m 'one smghr duy^^lrtthairf one distinct and clearly specified act of adultery been proverl upon the evidence of auy credible witness. Exttu^'ive as were the operations abroad on behalf of the prosecution, and unremitting as the efl^orts of all Ihe parties so engaged must have been, the fact was as be bad staled it, that nut une act of adultery had been brought home to ihie Queen by credible teslimony. Inferences fairly drawn, ano-nouoced in the House on a ca.se of adultery iu 1811, iu support of his are;ument. Either the adnllerons intercourse commenced before tbe Queen boarded the polacre, or it did not. If it did, many distinct acts should have been proved previous to that period ; if the criminal intercourse had not commenced before lhat period, it was almost impossible to conceive that it could have originated in that vessel, under the circunast-ducea which had beeu described. Who, he would ask, could sit with safety upon the Throne if private conduct were to be considered good grounds for passing an ex post facto law like Ihe present ? If once lliat principle were admitted, it would shake the Throne, and the possessor of it could never exercise his high functions in that firm and secure manner which was one of Ihe most advantageous resnlts of monarchical government.-^ Princes could not be expected lo be more wise or more virtuous Iban other men ; and be begged their Lordships, keeping lhat principle in view, to compare the advanlagea which reoulted from llie fixity of the rule, wilh those which resulted from personal and private virtue in the .Sovereign, The Noble and Learned Loril on the Woolsack had deprecated the introduction uf Ihe topic y�ar; he too deprecated it, because be apprehended the only effect of an Ad. dress to that passion would be to facilitate tbe passing of the Bill. Lord SOMEBS rose and said, he should have been happy if he could have agreed with the Noble Earl who had spoken last; but after Ihe evidence which had been given at their Lordships' bar, he thought it impossible to say that ' the Bill ought not lo pass; he was most truly sorry to say it, but he had come to a direct contrary conclusion.- With however little delicacy Noble Lords might, ou some occasions, express their confideDce in Iheir own opinions, ; be should have thought it might at least be considered doubtful when the Billbad been decided to be read a second ' time by a majority in that House Even of those Koble Lords who spuke against tbe second reading, some expressed strong smpicinns, and some positivfly declared the c'a :J�roved, IhiKigh on other grouuj* they fell bound to i)|.i>-"','l'i into the evidence wliit-h had been proifurcd, bi't at !l-e i-a i;>' lime it was iorpossible to justify tdeopiitioo he he.I t'n, lhat ihe crime of adil'leryniad b(:rn CDniini: I -i. Tlif eviih-i:ce he waw about lo obsr-rve uii nufrSi b.nl he- . said, anil it w-ts st-.^(ed, that (lie ch^ractt'r of ti-.e v,';lI-l:-^ w'otjiil be prored ti> Ije'of tbit sn'rt thjt no ffreit rrli.t;' : could be placed on it,s bm th'e dinct reverse w.-is lli^ c:i .c ; end altliuu�li ihe^most minute invo..-deuce for the prosecution, and none of the d.-friirv-,'' t^.a assertion be declared to be a positive falsehood-lUmi - and be appealed to their Lordships whether be hid mil b--l.nili-d ihrougliout the whole of Ibe defence, except ihj r> -dince of Lienls. Flynn and Huwiiam.-(f/i?ar)-Tlif > .b'^ Lord Ihen proceeded lo read at consideiable leiisih f uh. i! evidence of those witnesses, and coiilended, that if cieil.t were to be given to their trsiimimy they malerially iiiifij-iii ed that oil the oilier side. A circuiiiJ^lHiice slrnngty con'^i-b.irative of the criminal familiarity wiib Berijanii wis i';---rived from Ihe evidence of Lieutenant llowuam, rrtmi it ap'^iesred that ish� was so hurried away by tbeistts. of her psssion, thai she could not wait uiiiil be ivjs p.|^-moted to a liigbcr rauk, before she admiltrd him lulo h-familiar society : hut she placed him at her table, slit t inL her meals with him repeatedly while he was yd a sen an! ; she sat at table wilh liim rrpratedly wbrn be wa-. i;i i.ii livery of a courier. It was true an attempt bad been in;-'i.' In set up^hal tbe courier's dress w&s a splendid uiMi.jnn; but'i-ft courier in uniform!-as well miylit their Lur-i-h:))* have been told lhat the royal livery w.is a uniform, l.icit. Hownam too had said, that he llioud;Iil it no degraii;'1 i.n : j her Royal Highness to sit at table with him in that in leii' :, Bui could that opinion have Ibe smallest weight wIMi llii.i-Lordships? Was there nothing degrading to bt r !"s a;ii inlini l.b^- mast^uerade at .the theatre uf .S;in Carju-J, :if Naples, it wis asked in reply to this, " Was ;t . such i that her Royal Highness sboiild go in :i mi.iiiineraJ-.' in In .� slate carriage -He would answer No'." linl ile.e v. .m a mode of mlendiflg even a niasijn^rade, in wliich liie r:,iik and station uf the parly uiiglll be properly atlem'e l t.-. Iliit bow bad bcr Royal Highness gone to llie. tin a'i-c- 'i i ibal occasion ' How was �be accnnipanled ? .SheuuU ii the mo-^t concealed and secret nnnuer pi)'i.i;ib|p, in a e'jtii. inun fiacre, and arcompaiiied only by Bergami tiiid Ue'imn Were those fit associates for a I'micfss at a iiiaFiiici ul-The evidence of Demoiil, on whose Rtalemiiit lh.se t:ii".s rested, had been strongly contended was luil to bo b- li.vril. And Dr. Holland had been railed to cimlialiet In--, ri-opiciiug this visit to the theatre of S in CarVis ; I'li n i-ihiug which Dr. Holland had sljitrd could in llie uini'l-. degn e invalidate it, or alter the inference wliirb * i (Ira'wn from it. He said he was at tbe theatre uii ihnt > ven-, ^, that he knew tbe Princess was there, but tint liil h-' iie n f it on tlie fullouing morning, and he do*s net kni.'v wliuin she went. Anutln r circuiiislaure .ilruiiu'ly imleii > . of the rrimiiial intercourse, wa.s the ititroiliieiifin ti "'le Ciinnless Oldi into the family, and the concealinent uf i.f i- relationship with Bergami. Mndi bad been said re-pici-iug certain letters of Uemiint, which bad been pniiinccil i-., shew lliat she had formerly enti rlaiiied a diii'eri-nt npit;.jii i..-the Prinrm's conduct from that wbiib she Save ia !i r - v -dence, but he Itiungbt that no inference coultl tie f-.iir'.y \v:\ i from those letters that she was at all conscious ef ihe I'nn-cess's inuocence of Ibe conduct charged in iiie preainljlt? i.' tbe Bill. The Noble I..ord, after a lil lie furlbcr CHnuneut n i. the credibility of the evidence of Demon!, declared hi^ cu..-viciioii of her Majesty's guilt, and bis determination iu .^ip-port the Bill. Earl FORTESCUE then rose and addressed Ibe floi'^? in so low*a tone that it was almost impossible to bear a wjid be naid, but we uudersloud bim to object to the Bi'l u:& constitutional principles. The Duke of Bedford spoke to tlie followin--eft'ecl: -"iMy Lords, I feel iiiy.self extremely unwilling to offer myself to the tintice of t lie Ili.n-: upon ihis most luuiueatoua question, and I iiUi-". confess lli-at this unwilliiijrness is not diniiin^heil by the slroiig impression tliit compels nie lo eN � press iny most decidetl nnd conscjeii ioii" irisap|.iru-baiion of this measure. Iiidei)en(ltnt, my Lui.ii- with reference to its iiolni''ui. bearina^, and to the rffrct wh'cli the aj;''-;*-tion of aticli a measure is calriilaled l nn:-duee tjpoii (lie country, tind upon this point 1 mn'^t express iny fullest concurrence in tiie seinmiPiU etiiianger the Irantjui lity of the Slafe. When I'v. House divided upon the divorce clause, I conhl no.-, brin)� myselfto vote for i', because fcejiii;^ .t rt'pu;^-naiice to sanction the measure in j'i coMtctiv. shape, from a conacieniious conviction that ihe alle-y;ations contained in the preamble of the Cll kaa: not been proved, how could I, my Lord�, vote Iu � that especial clause vsliich denounced t lo sEverct!; punishment for the very crime iniputeiJ, and-i i which I did not lliink her guilty }-f Henr.j-Jlov/ could I, under such lao iiiipression tiive my corstrit to a pioposition wbich inu'�t have the effect of ili-^ 1 honouring her Majesty .'' I confess lhat I felt some^^^_ surprite at the conduct pursued by his Majesty's .\:iJ i f ;
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December 27, 2012
ENYYSA at $46K, closer to $80K goal
On the way to a total donation goal of $80,000, the Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association has given $46,000 in checks to its needy clubs.
These clubs are using the money from ENYYSA to rebuild after the devastation of super storm Sandy.
To the Staten Island Youth Soccer League, ENYYSA has sent $2,000 each to these clubs:
* Our Lady Help of Christians to add to the donations they collected for OLHC Hurricane Relief and Dresch Family Funds
* Richmondtown Soccer Club to help a devastated family
* Staten Island United to replace uniforms and equipment
* A $4,000 donation was made to the Petrides Soccer Club to replace uniforms, repair a turf field and help a needy family
To the Cosmopolitan Junior Soccer League, the most historic youth soccer league in the United States, ENYYSA has sent $2,000 each to these clubs:
* Kosmos Soccer Club to replace goals, nets and uniforms in the hard-hit Rockaways
* Silver Lake Soccer Academy to help six needy families
ENYYSA has given $2,000 each to these clubs in the Long Island Junior Soccer League (LIJSL), one of the largest soccer leagues in the world:
* East End FC in Riverhead, to replace goals
* East Islip Soccer Club, a donation for its Soccer vs. Sandy tournament
* Farmingdale Soccer Club, a donation to their Turkey Bowl Tournament for hurricane relief
* Garden City Centennial Soccer Club to help a needy family
* Hewlett/Lawrence Soccer Club to replace goals and nets
* Long Beach Soccer Club to help needy families
* Lindenhurst Soccer Club to help needy families
* Lynbrook/East Rockaway Soccer Club to replace uniforms and field equipment
* Plainedge Soccer Club, a donation for its tournament for hurricane relief
* Riverhead Soccer Club to replace goals
* Rockville Centre Soccer Club to help a needy family
* West Babylon Soccer Club to replace an awning at their home field
* A $4,000 donation to the West Islip Soccer Club to help eight needy families
Not surprisingly, ENYYSA president Richard Christiano and the money were very well-received at the LIJSL Presidents Meeting on December 13 at the Huntington Hilton. With houses, roads and soccer equipment destroyed in the wake of Hurricane Sandy, the LIJSL cancelled the last three weeks of its fall season. At the meeting, the 100 club presidents voted to have the league keep the money from the cancelled games and donate to the neediest clubs.
ENYYSA has also given a $2,000 donation to the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation for super storm Sandy relief and a $2,000 donation to Bryan Kessler, whose sister-in-law died from carbon monoxide poisoning and the family lost their house during the storm.
The $2,000 in donations to Hewlett/Lawrence, Kosmos, Lynbrook/East Rockaway, Petrides, Richmondtown, Riverhead, Staten Island United, West Babylon and West Islip also will matched by Region 1 of the United States Youth Soccer Association.

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The U.S. Census released its numbers for Houston about two weeks ago, showing the city just barely shy of the 2.1 million population mark.
Mayor Annise Parker has stated that's a clerical error and the city actually exceeds 2.1 million residents.
One way or the other, the city must go through with redistricting because council districts are materially
But does that mean the city needs to add two new districts?
Councilmember Brenda Stardig says the census doesn't support it.
"If you're going to question the credibility of the census, then you might as well question a lot of things we've got going on around here. Because right now the fact is if you say they missed here and they missed there, then did they duplicate here, did they duplicate there? Hmm! Let's start asking a lot of questions."
Stardig told the mayor she cannot and will not support adding two new district seats.
A number of district councilmembers echoed those remarks. This is Anne Clutterbuck.
"I would like to able to vote for redistricting and against adding two council seats. I urge support of this motion, Mayor, I urge you to rule the motion in order. I believe that less government is better than larger government."
The conversation at times turned passionate, with district councilmembers loudly protesting nearly every procedural move made on the subject.
They pleaded for the opportunity to vote on new council seats as a separate issue from overall redistricting. Mayor Parker agreed to their request and will hold a special council meeting to address the issue.
"There's a legitimate difference of opinion as to whether we in fact have crossed the 2.1 million mark in terms of population. But I would also like to point out that the bulk of the discussion here today was by district councilmembers, whose direct constituents are going to be affected by this discussion and perhaps their ability to get re-elected."
Councilmembers will vote some time in the coming week on whether to add two new seats to the city.
Once they make a decision, no matter which way they decide, the administration is bracing for any number of lawsuits to be filed in protest.


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Man charged with murder over Sydney shooting
A man accused of shooting two brothers in Sydney's west, killing one, has been remanded in custody in court.
Gavin Anthony Bell has been charged with murder and attempted murder after he allegedly shot a 17-year-old and his 25-year-old brother in front of their parents at their Werrington home on Sunday night.
Both victims were taken to Nepean Hospital where the teenager later died.
Bell was arrested at Kingswood last night and did not apply for bail at Penrith Local Court this morning.
Meanwhile, police say investigations into the shootings are continuing and have urged anyone with information to come forward.
They can be contacted via Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
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As it's based in Dublin, the International Rugby Board (IRB) should know a thing or two about bailouts.
It's time it considered a request for one from the Government of New Zealand.
It has become clear this week that Kiwi taxpayers face a loss of close to $100 million if, as seems likely, hundreds of thousands of tickets are unsold.
This means we face the enviable prospect of borrowing money from China's sovereign wealth fund to, essentially, pay for a bunch of rugby bureaucrats in Ireland to swan about the world having long lunches and doling out cash to develop the game in places such as Georgia and Kazakhstan.
Let's not beat about the bush here. Our Government is likely to borrow $20 billion or the equivalent of 10 per cent of GDP this year. It is cracking down on all sorts of spending.
People will be made redundant. Public services will be cut. We are in for a fiscally painful time.
So why are we subsidising a bunch of sports bureaucrats?
IRB chief executive Mike Miller said in December last year the IRB expected to make a profit of about £95 million ($200 million) from Rugby World Cup 2011, through the sale of media rights, sponsorships and corporate event packages.
Meanwhile, the-then Labour government agreed to a deal in which the taxpayer underwrote the two-thirds of the $39 million of losses expected from the tournament.
That assumed that 1.35 million tickets out of a total 1.6 million tickets were sold.
The rugby union and the Government have jointly taken responsibility for that.
So far only half the tickets have been sold and there are fewer than 100 days to go. There is now a significant risk that fewer than a million tickets will be sold. That leaves a potential shortfall of $70 million, adding to the $39 million of losses already budgeted for.
The Christchurch earthquake has obviously changed the landscape, as has a near four-year-long recession that is making rugby supporters much more cautious about spending their money on non-essential items.
Already, the games scheduled to be held in Christchurch have been moved and $20 million has been refunded to 150,000 ticket holders.
This potential burden for the New Zealand taxpayer is added to the money ploughed into stadia and infrastructure although, to be fair, the benefits will be felt for years to come rather than just over the next six months. Almost $500 million has been pumped into building the new Dunedin stadium and redeveloping Eden Park.
The New Zealand Herald has estimated a further $53 million will be spent on cup-related activities by police, Tourism New Zealand, the Transport Agency, New Zealand Trade and Enterprise and other government departments.
And then there's the $2 million for the Tupperware waka.
So we've already paid more than our fair share for this party, which will generate $200 million for the IRB.
The least the rugby bureaucrats could do is waive the hosting fee, which is currently included in the $310 million running costs of the tournament. It could stump up for some of the running costs for the tournament.
And if it doesn't do that, perhaps a little pressure could be applied by either the Government or spectators. After all, it will be free on television.
Perhaps we as taxpayers should save our hard-earned money and simply watch it on the telly. Sponsors and television rights holders, who are paying the IRB rather than the Government and rugby union, may not enjoy seeing their "product" prancing around in front of empty stands.
It makes no sense for us to borrow to line the pockets of rugby bureaucrats in Dublin.


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In the context of c++, it seems most experts (Scott Meyes, Herb Sutter) think is not a good idea. I don't agree. In fact, some languages, for example Ruby, have only automatic protected variables.
It seems silly to make a 'setter' and 'getter' functions for a variable when the derived object is employ in terms of "is-a". Also, making 'setter' functions opens the variable to be manipulated from outside the object! Of course, one could make in the 'setter' protected, but isn't that 'running in a loop'?
Please, discuss.
Let's say I have:
[source lang="cpp"]class Shape{public: virtual void CalculateArea();private: //private! int x, y; int width, height;};class Rectangle : public Shape{public: void CalculateArea(){ /* I need width and height to calculate, but can't access it. What can I do? */ }};[/source]
If I make 'getters' for Shape class:
[source lang="cpp"]class Rectangle : public Shape{public: void CalculateArea(){ get_width(); //isn't this silly, as width is a fundamental part of Rectangle //also, now everyone knows my width! }};[/source]
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Facilitating needs based cancer care for people with a chronic disease : evaluation of an intervention using a multi-centre interrupted time series design
Waller, Amy, Girgis, Afaf, Johnson, Claire, Mitchell, Geoff, Yates, Patsy, Kristjanson, Linda, Tattersall, Martin, Lecathelinais, Christophe, Sibbritt, David, Kelly, Brian , Gorton, Emma, & Currow, David (2010) Facilitating needs based cancer care for people with a chronic disease : evaluation of an intervention using a multi-centre interrupted time series design. BMC Palliative Care, 9(1), pp. 2-7.
Background: Palliative care should be provided according to the individual needs of the patient, caregiver and family, so that the type and level of care provided, as well as the setting in which it is delivered, are dependent on the complexity and severity of individual needs, rather than prognosis or diagnosis. This paper presents a study designed to assess the feasibility and efficacy of an intervention to assist in the allocation of palliative care resources according to need, within the context of a population of people with advanced cancer. ---------- Methods/design: People with advanced cancer and their caregivers completed bi-monthly telephone interviews over a period of up to 18 months to assess unmet needs, anxiety and depression, quality of life, satisfaction with care and service utilisation. The intervention, introduced after at least two baseline phone interviews, involved a) training medical, nursing and allied health professionals at each recruitment site on the use of the Palliative Care Needs Assessment Guidelines and the Needs Assessment Tool: Progressive Disease - Cancer (NAT: PD-C); b) health professionals completing the NAT: PD-C with participating patients approximately monthly for the rest of the study period. Changes in outcomes will be compared pre-and post-intervention.---------- Discussion: The study will determine whether the routine, systematic and regular use of the Guidelines and NAT: PD-C in a range of clinical settings is a feasible and effective strategy for facilitating the timely provision of needs based care.
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Lindsey Vonn "Convinced" Tiger Woods is Cheating With Ex-Wife Elin Nordegren?
"Tiger Woods' newest lover Lindsey Vonn is convinced that the self-confessed sex addict is cheating on her already," reports the National Enquirer, which claims that the supposed "other woman" is the golfer's ex-wife, Elin Nordegren. That's funny, considering the tabloid's sister publication, Star, last week wrongly alleged Vonn was cheating on Woods with Kris Humphries.
Anyway, a so-called "source" tells the mag, "Tiger says that Lindsey is convinced he's cheating on her with Elin. She feels betrayed and believes he is still in love with Elin." The tab says things "came to a head" when Vonn, Woods and Nordegren all attended the former couple's daughter Sam's T-ball game last month.
Seeing Woods and Nordegren together supposedly caused Vonn to "suffer a breakdown" and retreat to Woods' car, says the mag. The purported "insider" tattles, "Lindsey's not happy at all," adding, "Tiger says Lindsey told him if he can't get Elin out of his mind, maybe he should go back to rehab for more therapy."
OK, enough of this "source" says that Woods says that Vonn says nonsense. The reality of the situation is that Nordegren has long moved on from Woods — she's now reportedly dating billionaire Chris Cline — and now Woods is in a serious relationship, too. In any case, Gossip Cop checked in with a close Vonn insider, who tells us it's absolutely NOT TRUE that the skier has any suspicions about Woods and Nordegren.


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Key not Detected
Over the past couple of days, I have notice that when I go to start my GC, it tells me key no detected. I unlock the door as I always do, just by grabbing the door handle. It will take me a couple of times when I use the push button start.
Any Ideas?
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Change the battery in your FOB. Try your other FOB.
Re: Key not Detected
As It did for me, just taking the battery out and cleaning it as well as the contacts can solve the problem.
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Replace the batteries, they are inexpensive and easy to replace (remove key insert and use it to pry the halves apart as explained and shown in the owners manual - page 28). The Active Style Fobs (they are constantly transmitting) go thru batteries much faster than the old style Fobs. The batteries only last 12-24 months at best. Even your spare Fob is using battery power sitting in a drawer or on a hook somewhere. Who knows how long your Fobs sat in factory stock before manufacture, or the dealer before delivery or how much use they got. If you use remote start frequently, the batteries have even shorter life.
Buy a battery 5-pack of CR2032 batteries, replace both Fob batteries and keep a spare at home and another in your glovebox.
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Good info. I leave my fob in my cup holder in the jeep overnight as I have a attached garage. Does anyone know if this will accelerate fob key or Jeep battery drain?
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INDIANAPOLIS - The NCAA has officially released the participants for the national championships, which will be held in Eugene, Ore., June 5-8, and five Tar Heels are among the top competitors.
Lianne Farber, Cameron Overstreet, Tristine Johnson, Briana Hudson, and Clayton Parros each earned bids to the NCAA Outdoor National Championships based on their performances at the NCAA East Preliminary this past week.
Farber will compete in the women's 1,500. She raced 4:16.67 in the quarterfinal of the event on Saturday and is seeded 11th in the semifinal.
Overstreet advanced to the national stage in a jump off in the women's pole vault on Friday. She cleared 13-1 1/2 (4.00 meters) to be seeded 23rd heading into the national championships.
Tristine Johnson and Briana Hudson each received bids in the women's triple jump after competing at the prelims on Saturday. Johnson jumped 41-8 1/2 (12.71 meters) to rank 22nd and Hudson jumped 41-5 3/4 (12.64 meters) to rank 24th.
Parros is the lone men's Tar Heel to represent the team on the national level after he won his heat in the 400 quarterfinal on Friday evening to clinch his spot in Eugene. His time of 46.60 ranks him 17th heading into the semifinal.
The top 24 competitors out of the NCAA East and the NCAA West will compete at the NCAA National Championships with the top eight in competition earning All-America honors at the conclusion of the championship meet. For all championships updates of the Tar Heels, follow the team on Twitter (@UNCTrack_Field).


text: I have 4 Berninas. Two sewing machines a serger and an embroidery machine. I purchased my 1260 while I was an employee of a Bernina dealer. I had to have the computer replaced about 5 years ago but the machine certainly doesn't owe me anything. I like having a seperate embroidery machine first because it was less expensive, it is basically a Brother machine as they held the patent when it was made. I can also be running something on it while I am sewing on the other machines. I also hate having to dismantle parts of one machine to make it do other functions. That is the reason I spent more for a serger that would also do the rolled hem with just the push of a button rather than changing the plates etc. I am not interested in a Bernina that sews and embroiders even though it would be able to do the 7 inch designs. The decorative stitches that came with my machine are more than I can ever use now.


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The leak is probably a ruptured diaphram in the pump (it is shot)Originally Posted by lostintime53
The pump rod will not fall completely out of the block, however to hold it up, some people stick some heavy grease on it and push it back up.Or You can use a longer bolt inthe front of the block to hold it (finger tight to the pump rod is good enough), just don't forget to put the short bolt back in before you crank the engine and use a little sealer on the threads.
Last time I did it , I used the paper gasket with just a little smear of red rtv (the fuel and oil resistant type) on both sides.
Engine can leak around the housing to block seal surfaces, but it is not a pressurized area so it shouldn't amount to more than a seeping or weeping.


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If Madoka's "karmic weight" toward Homura is what makes her a crazy super powerful potential Magical Girl, then why did Kyubey ever give a damn about her in the original timeline, when she had zero karmic weight, before Homura even met her? That makes no sense. The entire plot revolves around Kyubey coming to Madoka because she's already the Omega Magical Girl.
I don't get why you even need to argue this point of yours. Since we never really know the exact outcome of the orginal timeline there could only be 2 logical conclusions we can draw out both aren't even senseless to begin with.
Assuming that Madoka was nothing special in timeline 1 then she would have died against the walpurgis. You ask why would Kyubey contract Madoka then? You're asking the wrong question. Why would Kyubey refuse to contract Madoka? Even if Madoka is nothing special there's no reason for Kyubey not to contract Madoka.
Assuming that Madoka was already special in timeline 1 and she was powerful enough to take down Walpurgis. This assumption should still be consistent to what we have now. I mean if this is what happened then this should be correct:
timeline 1 = Madoka kills walpurgis dies immediately
timeline 2 = Madoka kills walpurgis survives and becomes witch shortly
timeline 3 = Madoka kills walpurgis survives and was able to chat with Homura for sometime before transformation starts kicking in
timeline 4 = Madoka 1 shots walpurgis
How is that not consistent with Madoka getting stronger?
The problem here is you're assuming too much. =/
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Kyubey: Perhaps the same could be said of all religions.
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Andrea Favale owns an elegant wine bar in the Puglian town of Lecce. Mamma Elvira, as it is called, doubles up as a local produce store, selling delicacies from organic pasta to artisanal beer to mouth-watering bags of almond biscotti. When Favale came back to his home town from London three-and-a-half years ago, his idea was to capitalise on the growing touristic image of this beautiful but neglected region in the heel of Italy. But the experience of setting up a new business here has given him pause for thought.
"To the point," he says, "that I'm planning probably to leave the country again simply because all I have here, from a business perspective, are troubles. Bureaucracy, corruption, intimidation, unfair competition, crazy regulations, taxation: all these issues are too much. It's not worth it."
Favale's headache is not so much the recession, although that has made itself felt here in the past year. While Lecce – dubbed by guidebooks as the "Florence of the south" for its stunning architectural heritage – is considerably more well-off than some of the surrounding countryside in Puglia, local businesses have been suffering. He says five bars or restaurants are for sale on his street alone, and that in the central square of Piazza Mazzini, "every three shops, there's two closed".
"The economy is suffering. Everything has stopped," he says. "We will probably struggle through because as summer comes we'll get tourists and the city will survive somehow. But the problem is at the moment local people aren't spending any money – they have no money, they have no jobs, they have no shops, they're losing everything." He is particularly scathing of the Monti government's move to reinstate a widely loathed tax on first homes, which he blames for making his customers stay at home at the beginning of summer last year and leaving him with crates of unbought wine.
Above all, however, it is the general business culture which is driving Favale to distraction. He speaks at length about the dense and quasi-impenetrable bureaucracy; the heavy cost burden; the staffing restrictions. Would it have been easier for him to set up a similar business in Britain? "Setting up a business in London is a million times easier than it is here," he says. "We are in two completely different worlds: Italy, and the rest of the world. It's very sad." To some extent, he admits, his problems resulted from the fact that Lecce is a reasonably small town, but criticises institutional weakness for failing to protect him from those problems. He claims that regular police visits to the bar – which never resulted in any reprimand or fine – during its first two months were prompted by the business concerns of a local competitor.
Favale describes negotiations with the local authorities in the way that a warrior might describe going into battle. "I tape-recorded every single conversation I had with all the public authorities and all the policemen just because I knew they were going to say something wrong," he says. "That was to protect myself. I went to the mayor and said I thought your people, your institutions were here to help me do business, not to intimidate me."
One thing, at least, has been a relief: he had been half expecting to be contacted by a mafia organisation for some form of protection money but says he has not. If a business owner were to refuse to pay up, he says, they "might get troubles. But I don't think I could have more troubles than I do already." The Puglia region does not have the same kind of problems with organised crime as its southern neighbours Calabria, Campania and Sicily.
Overall, the experience has been exasperating for Favale. He strongly believes that the area around Lecce – a picturesque land of whitewashed homes, sandy beaches and delicious food, as well as high unemployment and low growth – has potential for a tourism boom. But he claims the local authorities have no vision or strategy for how it should happen, and that Ryanair, with its flight to nearby Bari, has arguably done more for the region than its own authorities. His political disillusionment at this level is mirrored nationally, as well: he doesn't yet know if he will vote for anyone in the elections on Sunday and Monday. In fact, he probably won't.
"I haven't voted for anybody for the last 20 years, by choice, not because I just don't want to vote. I think the choice has always been very bad," he says. "Definitely, this time around, it's very different. I think it's time for a change; I don't know if we'll be able to make a change. But certainly, if I had to choose, I would vote for [Beppe] Grillo. Not because I necessarily agree with everything he says; not necessarily because I think he's going to do a good job. Simply because it would be a very strong signal against the establishment and against the usual suspects who have ruled the country for the last 30 years [during which] nothing has happened; actually we've been going downwards."
Favale actually believes the best result for the country would be a strong majority for the centre-left Democratic Party (PD) and a strong opposition dominated by Grillo's Five Star Movement. But he does not think this is likely to happen, and predicts – like many – that Italy will be holding fresh elections before too long. In other words: it will not bring the huge, fundamental change he believes his country needs. "I probably won't vote because I don't believe in the game. It's not the candidates, the players; it's the game that is somehow not right. I think we need a revolution of some sort to change everything from the foundations," he says. "Probably we need a crisis; otherwise we're not going to change."


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Remembering JFK
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The Kennedy Clan
The Kennedy Family in Hyannis Port, MA, 1948. L-R: John F. Kennedy, Jean Kennedy, Rose Kennedy, Joseph P. Kennedy Sr., Patricia Kennedy, Robert F. Kennedy, Eunice Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy (kneeling). JFK was the second of 9 children.
JFK National Historic Site
See JFK's birthplace in Brookline, MA. The Kennedy family moved into this 7-room, 2-and-a-half-story home in 1915; 2 years later John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born in an upstairs bedroom. The home is closed during the winter, and reopens for summer.
Lieutenant junior grade John F. Kennedy aboard the PT-109 in the South Pacific, 1943. For heroic actions waged after his ship was rammed by a Japanese destroyer, Kennedy received the Navy and Marine Corps Medal. Hollywood later brought this story to the silver screen, in 1963's biopic PT 109.
JFK Island
This small island, in the Pacific Ocean, is the area where the 26-year-old JFK aided his injured crew after his boat, the PT-109, was rammed by a Japanese destroyer. Colloquially known as Plum Pudding Island, the tiny tropical island was later named JFK Island in honor of JFK's heroism that day in 1943.
Bay of Pigs Invasion
In April 1961, President Kennedy authorized the Bay of Pigs invasion, an attempt to overthrow Fidel Castro's Cuban government. In this photo, a Cuban tank is positioned near the area where 1,500 anti-Castro rebels came ashore.
Kennedy Compound
President Kennedy with his wife, Jacqueline, and their children, John Jr. and Caroline, in Hyannis Port, MA, August 1962. The Kennedy Compound comprises 6 acres of waterfront property, and was once the home of JFK's father. The grounds also served as a base for JFK's 1960 presidential campaign.
Cuban Missile Crisis ... and 13 Very Tense Days
President Kennedy wrote "Missile Sites" on this map of Cuba and marked them with "X"s when he was first briefed by the CIA on the Cuban Missile Crisis on Oct. 16, 1962. JFK's brother, Bobby, later wrote a memoir about this flashpoint moment, when the US was pushed to the brink of nuclear war, in Thirteen Days.
'Ich bin ein Berliner'
On June 26, 1963, Kennedy visited West Berlin and gave a historic speech to a massive audience of 450,000 people promising American support to West Germany, in the wake of the Soviet Union erecting the Berlin Wall 22 months before. The speech is known for its famous phrase "Ich bin ein Berliner!" ("I am a Berliner!")
Passing the Torch
President Kennedy and daughter Caroline aboard the "Honey Fitz" off the coast of Hyannis Port, MA, Aug. 31, 1963. Caroline later named her firstborn son, John 'Jack' Schlossberg, in honor of her father.
JFK's Final Moments
President John F. Kennedy, Jackie Kennedy and Texas governor John Connally ride through Dallas moments before Kennedy was assassinated, Nov. 22, 1963. Kennedy was shot twice, Connally in the chest, wrist and thigh. A 10-month investigation led by the Warren Commission concluded, in September 1964, that a lone gunman was the culprit; but 50 years later, many doubts remain in the American public's mind.
Dealey Plaza -- and the Grassy Knoll
Dealey Plaza, a 15-acre public park in Dallas where the JFK assassination occurred. The northwest side of the plaza is home to the infamous "Grassy Knoll," from which, the House Select Committee on Assassinations determined there was a "high probability" that a second assassin also fired at JFK but missed. Dealey Plaza was named a National Historic Landmark in 1993.
Sixth Floor Museum
Explore the details of JFK's assassination, as well as his legacy, at the Sixth Floor Museum. Located on the sixth floor of the Dallas County Administration Building, the museum houses a collection of 40,000 items related to JFK's assassination. The museum also has a webcam that features a live view from the sniper spot.
JFK Eternal Flame
An eternal flame marks JFK's grave at Arlington National Cemetery. Just 11 days prior to his assassination, JFK had visited the cemetery for Veterans Day services, and remarked, "I could spend eternity here." JFK's family honored his wish; his wife, Jackie, and 2 infant children, would later join him at this burial site. JFK's brothers, Senators Robert Kennedy and Edward M. Kennedy are buried a few yards away.
Kennedy Center
"I look forward to an America which will reward achievement in the arts as we reward achievement in business or statecraft," said JFK less than a month before his death. Today, the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, which opened in 1971, stands as a living memorial to America's 35th president. The center is the nation's busiest performing arts facility and annually hosts approximately 2,000 performances for audiences totaling nearly 2 million.
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library
The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, located on Columbia Point in Boston, is the official repository for original papers and correspondence of the Kennedy Administration. At the dedication ceremony in 1979, JFK Jr. read from the Stephen Spender poem, "I Think Continually of Those Who Were Truly Great."
Montreal's President Kennedy Avenue
That greatness translated into widespread international appeal. Following JFK's assassination, the world joined the United States in mourning. This included Canada, where the predominantly Roman Catholic Montreal named the street west of Saint-Urbain Street as Avenue du President-Kennedy, in honor of America's first Catholic president.
Eight days after Kennedy's assassination, a square in front of city hall in West Berlin was renamed John F. Kennedy Platz. It was here that JFK had delivered his rousing speech to Berliners, proclaiming "Ich bin ein Berliner." The renaming of the square is noted in this large plaque, at the entrance to the old-time city hall.
Yad Kennedy in Jerusalem
And on a lone hill, on the southwest edge of Jerusalem, the Yad Kennedy memorial was dedicated in JFK's honor on July 4, 1966. The flat-topped memorial offers up a powerful image: 53 concrete "ribs," separated by high, narrow windows, depict the huge stump of a tree cut down in its prime.
John F. Kennedy Memorial in England
"This acre of English ground was given to the United States of America by the people of Britain in memory of John F. Kennedy." Those words, etched across this limestone memorial, were dedicated by Queen Elizabeth II in May 1965, in Runnymede alongside the River Thames. JFK's widow, Jackie, attended the dedication.
John F. Kennedy Memorial Park
"This is not the land of my birth, but it is the land for which I hold the greatest affection." JFK was speaking about Ireland, which he visited in June 1963 -- he would later call his 4 days there the best 4 of his life. Visit Kennedy's ancestral homeland, in New Ross, Co Wexford, and you'll find the 623-acre John F. Kennedy Memorial Park.
Kennedy Memorial in Dallas
When news hit of JFK's assassination, Dallas became the undeserved target of a shocked nation's grief. Cars bearing Dallas license plates were turned over and Dallas became known as the "City of Hate" for years to come. In 1970, wounds began to heal when this memorial to Kennedy was erected in downtown Dallas. Now, on the 50th anniversary of JFK's assassination, local artists have put together the Dallas LOVE Project, a collection of 30,000 works of art throughout the city that show Dallas as "a city where love thrives."


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Vimmitra, A. and Razak, I. A. and Helen-Ng, L. C. and Ghani, W. M. N. and Abdullah, N. and Zain, R. B. (2011) Association between retinol and vitamin C with the risk of oral cancer : a case-control study. Oral Oncology, 47. S107-S107. ISSN 1368-8375
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Introduction: Dietary intake has been hypothesized to be associated with various diseases including oral cancer. According to studies worldwide, imbalanced diet and nutrient deficiency have been attributed to promote oral malignancies. However, the function of specific nutrients in preventing oral cancer remains largely undefined. This study aims to investigate the association between intake of retinol and vitamin C with the risk of oral cancer. Materials and methods: Dietary intake data was collected from 8 participating hospitals throughout Malaysia using a validated foodfrequency questionnaire (FFQ). Intake of retinol and vitamin C were computed using the Nutriemart software. This case-control study included 150 cases and 150 controls matched for age, gender and ethnicity.The association between micronutrients, risk habits and oral cancer was analysed using Pearson Chi-Square test and multiple logistic regression. Results: Significantly more controls were found to consume retinol (27.3%) and vitamin C (83.3%) above the Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) as compared to cases (10.7% and 72.0%, respectively). Among risk habits, only cigarette smoking was found to have an inverse association with vitamin C (p = 0.021) where as no risk habits were found to be associated with retinol intake. After adjusting for confounding factors, only retinol intake was found to be inversely related to the risk of oral cancer (aOR 0.272, 95%CI 0.135– 0.548). Discussion: This study suggests that vitamin C appears to reduce risk of oral cancer and this relationship is weakened after adjusting for risk habits. Meanwhile, retinol intake proves to provide protection against oral cancer up to 72.8% independent of risk habits practiced.
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This is wonderful, Joyce, and you're quilting is fantastic! Dani
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
This is wonderful, Joyce, and you're quilting is fantastic! Dani
Awesome design and beautiful stitching. That is something to aspire to. Great work.
Amazing, you a far more patience than I it's beautiful!!
It's just great and look like you've been doing quilting for years :-D
You are very good at hand quilting.
Wow! Your stitches are so tiny and precise. Awesome work. Beautifully done.
Wonderful!! I love it!!
Bravo Joyce! I have hand quilted two quilts it takes so long but is so soothing! Your stitches are lovely!
Wow, it is beautiful. There are some great stitchers on this board. You definitely qualify.


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The Chazan Gallery at Wheeler
January 17, 2014 - January 30, 2014
Tuesdays-Saturdays 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.; Sundays 2 p.m. - 4 p.m.
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The Chazan Gallery is presenting a group show with works by Hannah Antalek, Harrison Bucy, Jenn Houle, Anne Rogers, Margaret Rogers and Jodi Stevens from January 17 to January 30, 2014. There will be an opening reception for the artists on Friday, January 17, from 5:PM -7:PM. The public is invited.
The Chazan Gallery at Wheeler
228 Angell Street
Providence, Rhode Island
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I've put together some code to pull an RSS list of events through so we can display them on our website. I have two issues:
1.) The events are sorted by descending date for the RSS field which means the most far away events are displayed at the top of the list.
2.) There are 74 events and I only want to show 5.
So I want to display the next 5 upcoming events. Here is my code:
class Page_Controller extends ContentController {
function RestfulLinks($url, $delimiter, $interval){
$rssfeed = new RestfulService($url,$interval);
$conn = $rssfeed->request('')->getBody();
$result = $rssfeed->getValues($conn, $delimiter);
return $result;
class HomePage_Controller extends Page_Controller {
function EventList($num=5) {
$RSSFeed = RestfulLinks("http://itson.co.nz/feeds/all/", "entry", 3600);
$EventList = new DataObjectSet();
foreach($RSSFeed as $EventItem){
$extrainfo = array(
'EventTitle' => $EventItem->title,
$EventList -> push(new ArrayData($extrainfo));
if (++$num_items == $num) break;
return $EventList;
This returns the following:
* South Island U15 & U17 Badminton Championships (Monday 12th–Saturday 17th July 2010)
* Nelson Winter Music Festival - The Funky Monkeys (Monday 12th July 2010)
* 'The Ballad of Robin Hood'- Children's Theatre (Monday 12th–Tuesday 13th July 2010)
* Nelson Winter Music Festival - Josef Spacek & Michael Houstoun (Sunday 11th July 2010)
* Nelson Winter Music Festival - Kemp English (Sunday 11th July 2010)
What I'd like to return is the following:
* Nelson Farmers' Market (Wednesday 20th January 2010–Monday 31st January 2011)
* Shelter from the Storm (Saturday 24th April–Wednesday 30th June 2010)
* 'Mille-Fleurs' Art Exhibition at The Suter Art Gallery (Saturday 8th May–Sunday 20th June 2010)
* YMCA (Thursday 13th May–Saturday 31st July 2010)
* TREATY2U (Friday 14th May–Sunday 1st August 2010)
Does anyone have a good idea on how to achieve this? I can think of some pretty ugly methods but I'm hoping that the order of $RSSFeed can be easily reversed.
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Jersey Shore Premiere Is Highest Rated MTV Show Of All Time
That's right people! It's time for GTL, Jacuzzis, artfully avoiding grenades, and a lot of tall, tan, steroid-loving, gorilla, juice-heads. What more could you ask for? The premiere of Jersey Shore season three—which actually takes place at the Jersey Shore this time—took in 8.45 million viewers on Friday, making it the highest rated MTV show of all time!
No wonder MTV moved their New Year's celebration to Seaside Heights, where Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi was dropped inside a NYE ball…anything Jersey Shore really brings in the viewers (and thus the advertisers and the MONEY!) And MTV isn't the only one making money. Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino made over $5 million in 2010 thanks to endorsement deals and penning a book, which actually ended up bombing. Hopefully Snooki's new book entitled A Shore Thing will be a little more lucrative. But there is no doubt that the cast, pictured on Good Morning America this Thursday, captures the public's attention.
Although many Americans seem to love Jersey Shore, which spawned a deal for a spin-off series starring Pauly D, not all Americans approve. Case in point: James Gandolfini, star of a fellow Jersey series, The Sopranos. When asked if he watched the show, Gandolfini promptly said no, with a look of disgust on his face. Some may be too high-brow for the trashy series, but for the rest of us, it can remain an entertaining guilty pleasure.


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Soufflés With Real Chicken, Egg and Garden Vegetables
Tasty real chicken and nutritious vegetables are combined in a unique whipped texture for a delightful meal in Meow Mix Soufflés™ With Real Chicken Egg and Garden Vegetables. With wholesome ingredients and irresistible flavor it's no wonder cats ask for it by name!
• Bite-sized pieces with real chicken combined with nutritious vegetables
• Unique whipped texture with egg
• Balanced for 100% complete nutrition for kittens and adult maintenance
Nutritional Information
Water, Chicken, Wheat Gluten, Liver, Tuna Red Meat, Dried Egg Product, Modified Tapioca Starch, Carrots, Spinach, Modified Corn Starch, Calcium Sulfate,Soy Flour, Sodium Tripolyphosphate, Salt, Natural & Artificial Flavors, Titanium Dioxide (Color), Beta Carotene(Color), Modified Soy Protein, Vegetable Oil, Potassium Chloride, Choline Chloride, Vitamins (Vitamin E Supplement, Niacin, Thiamine Mononitrate, Vitamin A Supplement, Pantothenic Acid, Riboflavin Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B6), Biotin, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Folic Acid, Menadione Sodium Bisulfite Complex (Source Of Vitamin K Activity)), Minerals (Ferrous Sulfate Monohydrate, Zinc Oxide, Manganese Sulfate Monohydrate, Copper Proteinate, Sodium Selenite, Potassium Iodide), Caramel Color, Carrageenan, Taurine, Magnesium Oxide, Annatto Extract (Color), Sodium Nitrite (To Promote Color Retention), Canthaxanthin (Color).
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|Crude Protein
|Min. 10.00%
|Crude Fat
|Min. 3.00%
|Crude Fiber
|Max. 1.50%
|Max. 78.00%
|Max. 3.50%
|Min. 0.05%
Nutritional Statement
Meow Mix Soufflés™ With Real Chicken Egg and Garden Vegetables cat food is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Cat Food Nutrient Profiles for growth and maintenance.
Feeding Instructions
Feed adult cats 2 to 3 cups (2.75 oz per cup) per 4.5 pounds of body weight daily. Kittens eat up to twice as much per pound of body weight as an adult.


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Pikes Peak Center
Wednesday, September 25th 7:30pm
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Pikes Peak Center, Saturday October 12th, 2013 8pm
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Pikes Peak Center
Wednesday, October 16th 8pm
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A young emperor penguin found stranded on the Kapiti Coast last week has survived stomach surgery at Wellington Zoo.
The bird - nicknamed Happy Feet - was found on Peka Peka Beach early last week.
It was taken to Wellington Zoo for treatment on Friday after vets discovered it had been eating sand.
Vets at the zoo flushed sand out of its throat and stomach over the weekend.
Wellington Hospital gastroenterologist John Wyeth and vet staff gave
the penguin an endoscopy - involving a camera being inserted down its throat - this morning.
Zoo spokeswoman Kate Baker said the proceedure removed sticks, fluid and another "couple of hundred" grams of sand from its stomach.
Happy Feet was in a cold room at the zoo vet recovering, but remained in a critical condition, she said.
It was hoped a diet of oily foods and laxatives would flush any remaining sand and sticks out of its system.
Penguins usually eat snow for hydration and to keep cool. Experts believe Happy Feet ate the sand because it was confused about where it was.
Zoo staff were still waiting for DNA results to determine the bird's sex, Ms Baker said.
Millionaire businessman Gareth Morgan has offered to take the bird home by giving it a seat on a Russian icebreaker ship in February for an expedition to the Ross Sea in Antarctica.
"Of course until that time Happy Feet will have to be cared for here in Wellington," he said.
The emperor penguin is believed to have swum about 3200km from its Antarctic home. The only previous recording of an emperor penguin in New Zealand was at Southland's Oreti Beach in 1967.


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Date: January 25, 2013 03:15PM
I can't recall a feud carried out quite so publicly. First Icahn states that he doesn't like or respect Bill Ackman on cable television. Today Ackman gets a chance to reply by basically calling Icahn out for being a hypocrite.
Icahn said yesterday that he thought it was distasteful and too aggressive for Ackman to publicly announce his short position in Herbalife at the Ira Sohn conference. Ackman points out that in both 2002 and 2003 Icahn spoke at the exact same conference about his short position in Trinity Industries which he was short 22% the float of.
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However, this was not immediately apparent when I rocked up to Sleepy Sam's at 1 am in the wee hours of Wednesday, desperate for a cold shower and a bed. No, it was 4 and a half hours later, when a banshee-esque wail ripped out from the muezzins at 5:30 am to call the faithful to prayer and the sheer proximity of my guest house to the mosque was revealed, that I realised that I may have made an error of judgement.
It has dawned on me since that first morning that, horrifyingly, this has just been a foreshadowing for the last leg of my trip, through the Middle East, where every day will start at 5:30 am, whether I want it or not! Can't wait... ;-)
Singapore has been fantastic, but that type of fantastic that goes hand in hand with stinking hot muggy weather (think Auckland's summer compressed into four syrupy days)
I've really enjoyed Singapore. The food of course has been superb, and in my more Pavlovian moments, I've caught myself salivating at the thought of the food I've got ahead of me (Vietnamese and Thai, Indian and Turkish, oh my!). But's not all about my belly, of course.
The standout highlight of Singapore is of course the Night Safari, and it lived up to all the hype. The experience of walking through a zoo at nighttime, encompassed by native jungle, is strangely exhilarating. It's when the lion's roar rips through the night, coming out of the trees in all directions, that your heart starts getting a little jumpy...
It's a fantastic experience though, and the one thing NOT to miss in Singapore.
I'm off to Hanoi in a couple of hours, so I better get myself away to Changi. Hope you are all keeping well, and lots of love and hugs to those that need them!
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Charles founded the Carphone Warehouse with old chum David Ross
and is chairman of the Prince's Trust AND has been knighted. His
real passion? Sailing, of course. Has two BIG yachts, one for home
and one for holidays. Married to City PR Celia Gordon Shute. They
are mindblowingly rich and well-connected but also fantastically
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